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HEX390 Installation & Commissioning Instructions September 2016

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T

he Heat Recovery Digital Controller has a 

number of features available to customize 
the system to suit house size, layout and user 
preferences.
The Setup menu is accessed by pressing the

   ↑     &     ↑    buttons together for about 5 

seconds until the display reads ‘Setup Menu’.  
The controller comes preset with default factory 
settings, these can be reinstated using menu 
item ‘Factory Reset’ (number 13 on next pages).  
If the unit is not set up correctly to suit the 
house, performance may be reduced.
There are a number of options which can be 
scrolled through by pressing the Mode button          
 

as below.

If no button is pressed within 15 seconds the 
controller automatically reverts to normal 
operation. Once a button is pressed a backlight 
will operate and remain on for 20 seconds after 
the last keystroke. 

Press       ↑  button to toggle between Yes/No 

or other options, then press ‘Mode’ to advance 
through the menu. Once a setting is changed on 
the menu, it is automatically registered.
Hold down the ‘Mode’ key to accelerate through 
the menu,
Options are on following pages.

Please note: if settings are changed from 
recommendations, performance of the unit may 
be reduced.

Display Key : 

Δ

 - Outside Air Temperature

 - Inside Air Temperature

Winter - winter mode is on
Wint off - winter mode has automatically 

shut the system off

H - Heater is fitted

Digital Controller - Commissioning Instructions

Fan Speed 

Status

Outside Air 

Temp Δ

Operating 

Mode

Inside Air 

Temp 

Fan Speed 

Increase  

[Y/Ntoggle]

Time

Fan Speed 

Decrease

Mode 

[to scroll]

Use up arrow to change

Use Mode button to scroll 

through options

Press up and down arrows 

together for 5 secs to get to 

Setup Menu

The following commissioning menu is for v3.1.762 .  
Programme version number is written on the back of each board. The version number will also display when the 

device boots for the first time following any power outage.

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Summary of Contents for HEX390 Series

Page 1: ...er 2016 1 HEX390 Domestic Ventilation System with Heat Exchanger Balanced Pressure Ventilation Installation Commissioning Instructions for Digital or Manual controller HEX390 Supply Air Return Air Exhaust Air Outside Air HEX390 Heat Exchange unit v3 1 762 ...

Page 2: ...______________________________________________________________ HEX390 Warranty 5 years manufacturing warranty from date of first retail purchase This HEX product when delivered to you in new condition from a HEX authorized dealer and used in normal conditions will be free from any defects in manufacturing materials and workmanship for the periods set out above Warranty Period Any faulty goods will...

Page 3: ... with inadequate kitchen extraction or with smokey log burners we recommend a pre filter see over page 13 In colder areas an auxiliary inline duct heater is recommended see over page Pre checks Recommendations 1 Before installation ensure the system suits your requirements 2 Check that adequate heat sources are present for the optimum performance of the system 3 Make sure that enough space is avai...

Page 4: ...Fuse 10A Ceramic Slow Blow Diffusers cut out size Cut out size Lounge supply 200mm Swirl Diffuser 222mm Bedrooms supply 150mm Cone Diffuser 180mm Return 200mm Circular Egg Crate 262mm Fresh air Exhaust 200mm Square Louvre Optional Extras Item Code F7 Filter FBPF7 Filter Box for F7 filter FBP200 Additional 150mm supply HEXext150supply Additional 200mm supply HEXext200supply Additional Extract HEXex...

Page 5: ...1 1 150mm circular cone diffuser 3 2 1 200mm x 6m Silentflex 1 1 200mm x 3m Silentflex 2 2 1 150mm x 3m Silentflex 3 2 1 200 200 200 Y connection 1 1 1 200 150 150 y connection 1 150 150 150 Y connection 1 200 150 150 150 Branch 1 Extract 200mm Egg crate circular grille 2 1 1 200mm x 6m insulated duct 1 200mm x 3m insulated duct 3 1 200 200 200 Y joint 1 1 Fresh 200mm square Louvre Grille 1 1 200m...

Page 6: ...silent 150mm x 3m silent 150mm x 3m silent 200mm x 3m silent 200mm x 3m insulated Drain 200mm x 6m nude 6m 200mm x 6m silent 200mm louvre sq grille 200mm louvre sq grille 150mm Cone Diffuser 200mm Swirl Diffuser 150mm Cone Diffuser 150mm Cone Diffuser 200mm Circular Eggcrate General Layout Up to 6 times faster to install than traditional methods Keyless no tool required for adjustment Ergonomic bu...

Page 7: ...es Use the Insulated ducting from the grille to the unit Exhaust Air Return Air filter HEX body Supply Air Return Air Outside Air Fresh Air filter Filters The unit is supplied with two G3 pre filters If required an F7 filter FBP200 FBPF7 can be installed in the supply side for extra filtration Alternatively a standard EU2 filter can be used FBP200 FBPF2 Supply Grilles Mount the provided supply air...

Page 8: ...adjacent to one of the extract grilles Temperature sensor mounted in fresh air inlet Temperature sensor wire plugs in here Cat5 cable to digital wall controller For digital controller mount with pack glands downwards In line Duct Heater for digital model only If installing HT or HT15 ensure the duct heater is securely installed horizontally and ensure the air flow meets the minimum required Digita...

Page 9: ...set to 30 the unit will turn off if the incoming fresh air is above 30ºC Return Air filter Fresh Air filter Optional Internal On Off Thermostat Electrical Supply 230VAC by installer Electrical supply must be installed by a registered electrician as per the schematics on pages 10 11 Heater Connection Return Air Shielded don t cut Cables The 5 core cable fan loom goes to the attic box for both manua...

Page 10: ...HEX390 Installation Commissioning Instructions September 2016 10 Wiring schematic Manual 3speed switch The attic box also comes with a two core wire for use with the optional thermostat ...

Page 11: ...ic damper kit 1 2 3 P N P1 N P3 N NC C 240VAC MOTOR HEAT Vent Circuit Board Patch lead socket Isolator Switch NO Heat Sensor Plug Grey HT15D Only Green Blue Brown Grey Mode Fan Diverting Branch Motor Heater 1 2 3 N P P N If damper operates in reverse change CW CCW switch on motor body to correct Diverting branch motor Hall controller For heated units only Heat sensor For attic damper kit ensure th...

Page 12: ...s not affect operation if a damper is not installed Symptoms Solutions Fans not operational Check circuit breaker in the mains switch board Check power to the hall controller If hall controller is active check the 2A fuse in the attic controller after isolating the power to the unit Fan too noisy Check the Max Fan Speed setting match the recommended setting for the house size lower the speed of fa...

Page 13: ...Press button to toggle between Yes No or other options then press Mode to advance through the menu Once a setting is changed on the menu it is automatically registered Hold down the Mode key to accelerate through the menu Options are on following pages Please note if settings are changed from recommendations performance of the unit may be reduced Display Key Δ Outside Air Temperature Inside Air Te...

Page 14: ... a max of 100 House size Max Setting Upto 120m2 50 120m2 180 m2 70 180 m2 250 m2 100 280 Two or more units recommended 3 Fan Speed Heat default 45 Range is 30 to 60 adjustable in 1 increments using up down arrows Fan Speed Heat sets a minimum speed for the fan to ensure enough airflow for the heater to operate There are many duct fan combinations some more restrictive to airflow than others Theref...

Page 15: ... Degree Offset default 0 C As above 10 Heat P band default 5 C Range 1 7 C Heat Proportional Band When heater is fitted and conditions call for its operation heater will start heating at 20 when OS outside drops to reference temp default 12 C and will operate at 100 when temperature has dropped by a further default 5 C ie when OS is 7 C 11 Summer Temp S down default 27 C Range 25 35 C When OS outs...

Page 16: ...e cleaned replaced Clock function has battery back up in the event of a power failure Time can be set adjusted by pressing mode and buttons together until Entering Menus then Set Clock appears Time can then be adjusted using up down buttons once correct time is set press mode to save new setting Optional Attic Damper Kit A diverting branch can be attached to divert the intake from the outside air ...

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