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The Vectaire WHHR125DC works by extracting stale polluted air from rooms where most moisture is
generated and providing fresh pre-warmed air taken from outside the house and delivering it to other
rooms, creating a flow of fresh, clean air throughout the house.

Most of the heat reclaimed from the extracted air is used to pre-heat incoming fresh air by means of a 
“heat exchanger” built into the unit. The ventilation system operates continuously so the air remains free
from harmful pollutants and excessive moisture, but without wasting heat or energy unnecessarily.

The air travels from terminals built into the ceiling which are connected by hidden ducts to the unit. The
unit is usually installed in a roof space or cupboard.

Each unit is commissioned individually so the amount of air moved is set to suit the specific size and style
of the house.  Most systems will also have a facility to boost the extraction rate at times when more
moisture is being generated, such as when bathing or cooking. This may be done automatically by elec-
tronic sensors or by a conveniently located boost switch for manual operation.

DO NOT switch off the unit; it is designed to run continu-
ously and should not be switched off, except for mainte-
nance or filter replacement. It is important to follow the
advice in this user manual and correctly maintain the sys-
tem to ensure a healthy indoor environment.

If a boost switch has been installed, it can be used to increase
the extract ventilation rate at times when moisture or pollu-
tant levels are considered excessive. The unit has an integral
over-run timer and will continue at boost speed for a short
period of time (set at installation) when the boost switch is
moved back to the off position.

You may have electronic sensors which detect high levels of moisture and pollutants which boost the
system automatically.

All whole house ventilation units require periodic maintenance and this must only be carried out
by a suitably qualified and competent person. See the servicing and maintenance section for
further details.

Features of the Vectaire WHHR125DC

•  Easy installation mounting bracket.
•  Standard 15mm fitting for condensate drain connection.
•  Quick commission setting with 5 or 10 minute boost delay.

Full commission setting for ultimate efficiency with 5, 10, 15  or 20 minute boost delay.

•  The duct ports accept 100 and 125mm diameter ducting.
•  Frost protection ensures that low temperatures do not affect

the efficiency.

•  The boost speed can be triggered by:

-  a remote switch/pull cord (a volt free contact switch)

(not supplied)

OR

by any of the following when used with an intermediate,

external relay (available separately - please contact Vectaire
Technical Dept for further information on the use of this):
-

PIRFF (passive infra red)

-

DRH240 (dynamic remote humidistat)

-

THM (thermostat)

-

a light switch (if more than one light switch is used, 

each 

one must be a double pole switch)

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How the system works

System Layout 1

System Layout 2

Summary of Contents for WHHR125DC

Page 1: ...WHHR125DC Whole House Heat Recovery Unit with Low Energy DC Motor Installation Operating and Maintenance Instructions domestic and commercial use...

Page 2: ...installation inspection 6 Mounting 6 7 Drain assembly 8 Ducting 9 Electrical connections 10 Wiring diagram 10 Commissioning Quick commissioning mode 11 Full commissioning mode for optimum efficiency 1...

Page 3: ...or the professional installer this Instruction Manual explains How to install the Vectaire WHHR125DC How to commission the unit How to maintain the unit Safety Notice It is important to read this Inst...

Page 4: ...vironment If a boost switch has been installed it can be used to increase the extract ventilation rate at times when moisture or pollu tant levels are considered excessive The unit has an integral ove...

Page 5: ...h current I E E Regulations and all appropriate standards The appliance must be connected to a local isola tion switch with a contact separation of at least 3mm The appliance is suitable for 230V 50Hz...

Page 6: ...nt person Parts list 1 x Vectaire WHHR125DC unit 2 x Wall mounting brackets 1 x Safety bracket 1 x 15mm Drain connector 4 x M6x10mm pan head screws 4 x M6 washers Any parts shortages or faults must be...

Page 7: ...s at the bottom Do not overtighten 6 Mount the unit by locating the two mounting brackets together Ensure a positive location is made between the two mounting brackets 7 Fix the lower safety bracket a...

Page 8: ...5mm connection on the base of the unit The drain must discharge into the household drainage system via a U bend which must act as an air lock 1 Attach a 15mm condensate pipe using a compression fittin...

Page 9: ...ctice The use of flexible ducting must be kept to a minimum and it should always be pulled taut If applicable Fire Dampers MUST BE FITTED to duct work at appropriate locations in accordance with Build...

Page 10: ...e boost switch is connected to the control board which is located under the hinged cover on the top of the unit The boost switch wiring cable access is via a 12mm cable gland The boost switch wiring c...

Page 11: ...delay using switch 1 on the Speed Selection Switch 5 Check boost activation by triggering the remote boost switch device Note the boost speed setting is a fixed increase over the continuous running mo...

Page 12: ...the controller is in Continuous mode switch 1 on the Speed Selection Switch 5 Select required setting for continuous speed using switches 2 to 4 on the Speed Selection Switch see diagram Speed setting...

Page 13: ...ove the jumper and return to the stored position 10 Select required boost delay using switch 1 and 2 on the speed selection switch 11 Check boost activation by triggering the remote boost switch devic...

Page 14: ...e WHHR125DC should be cleaned regularly by a suitably qualified person the frequency of cleaning will vary depending on the installation environment Filters should be replaced after a maximum of 3 cle...

Page 15: ...m cleaner Never use water or any other fluids to clean the heat exchanger 6 Return the heat exchanger and filters to their original position 7 Replace the front cover and ensure it is securely located...

Page 16: ...e 16 Servicing Maintenance Serviced by Company Name Date Notes Ensure this booklet is passed to the householder once installation and commission of the ventilation system is complete This booklet MUST...

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