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VES Andover Ltd Eagle Close Chandlers Ford Ind. Est Eastleigh Hampshire SO53 4NF
Tel: 08448 15 60 60  Fax: 02380 261204  E-mail: vesltd@ves.co.uk Web: www.ves.co.uk

ecovent 

NRG

 Air Handling Units

Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual

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PLEASE ENSURE THAT THIS DOCUMENT IS PASSED ON TO THE END USER

We reserve the right to alter the specifcation without notice ©VES Andover Ltd. 2009.

No part of this publication may be photocopied or otherwise reproduced without the prior permission in 

writing of VES Andover Ltd.

Spares & Repairs

WEEE Directive

Before attempting to carry out any work on our units, all accompanying documentation 
including warning labels on the unit must be referenced.
Should it be necessary to remove any component ensure that these are secured into position 
once reinstalled. It is critical that after any maintenance work has been conducted that all 
components removed/replaced be refi tted correctly by a competent engineer

Before attempting to carry out any maintenance work, investigative or repair work on our units, 
the unit 

MUST BE COMPLETELY ISOLATED

 from its electrical supply. Ensure a minimum of 

two minutes after electrical disconnection before removing access panels. This will allow any 
moving parts to come to a rest.
When used in conjunction with an Inverter for speed control, a minimum of 

Five minutes

 

should be given to allow for the capacitors to discharge before starting work.

In general, this series of units require little maintenance. In the unlikely event of component 
failure, spares are available from stock at VES Andover Ltd.

When accessing the unit always use the handles to ensure the access panels are handled/opened 
in a controlled manner so as to avoid damage to the unit or injury to personnel. This is 
particularly important with bottom access units.
Ensure the AHU has been allowed to completely cool before attempting any work to the unit

In order to keep the unit in good order the following maintenance routine is recommended:

Filters should be inspected every three months. If they are found to be heavily soiled or 
damaged in any way they should be replaced.

The fan impeller should be cleaned every 6 months. Failure to clean the fan on a regular basis 
could result in loss of fan performance, or cause it to fall out of balance. If a fan is stationary 
for long periods in a humid atmosphere, it should be switched ON for minimum of two hours 
every month to remove any moisture that may have condensed within the motor.
Failure to keep dampers clean could result in the damper becoming inoperative. Clean damper 
blades, cogs and frames and lubricate with PTFE aerosol or equivalent. 
The heat exchanger matrix should be inspected for any debris, dust or dirt build up. If found 
contaminated, foreign matter should be removed accordingly; superfi cial dust or debris can be 
removed from the surface of the heat exchange by gently brushing. Loosened debris can then 
be vacuumed from the surface of the matrix or fl ushed through with warm water. Stubborn 
deposits can be removed by using a low pressure washer with an approved detergent solution. 
The solution temperature should not exceed 50 °C. When using any pressure device care must 
be taken not to damage the heat exchanger matrix. 
Under NO circumstances should the heat exchanger be steam cleaned. Ensure the drain pan 
and the drain connection is free from debris ensuring any condensate produced can freely drain 
away. Should a full service be required it may be necessary to disassemble the unit casework to 
gain access to some components.

NRG units are supplied with both unpainted galvanised sheet steel cases and powder coat
paint fi nish. Check all painted items to ensure that they have not deteriorated, particularly 
where adverse environmental conditions prevail. Re-paint as necessary. Matching paint can be 
supplied upon request.

When enquiring after or ordering spares contact VES Spares Department, quoting the sales 
order (SO) number and unit type as found on the unit nameplate.

Tel: 08448 15 60 60  •  Fax: 02380 26 12 04

At the end of their useful life the packaging and product should be disposed of via a suitable
recycling centre. Do not dispose of with normal household waste. Do not burn.

Important

Warning

Caution

Recommended Checks

Three Monthly Checks

Six Monthly Checks

Twelve Monthly Checks

Maintainance

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Summary of Contents for ecovent NRG

Page 1: ...ic current and high voltages Indicates hazards that require safety advice for personnel and or potential unit property damage Indicates important information Page Introduction 1 Nomenclature 2 Receipt...

Page 2: ...Null Single Skinned DS 25mm double skinned mineral wool in ll PB 25mm double skinned plasterboard in ll EE 50mm double skinned mineral wool in ll 10 Handing RT Right Top Access denotes position of RB...

Page 3: ...ided in accordance with Health and Safety and Building Regulations For con rmation of required access please see the appropriate unit outline drawing note that some access doors are hinged For optimum...

Page 4: ...rods If required the unit can be further secured to the oor via knockout xings holes on the feet xings to be supplied by others Standard units should be mounted in the horizontal plane level with lid...

Page 5: ...move the four support covers as shown retaining the screws Take especial care when working around the speed controller section Remove the heat exchanger carefully lifting straight up and out taking ca...

Page 6: ...hanger and silicon into place along upright angles Turn the drain pan over so that the drain sump now faces the heat exchanger upside down and replace in the unit making sure that the drain is adjacen...

Page 7: ...is the correct way up taking special notice on bottom access units Slide the pump down onto the bracket as shown Fit the pump sensor in the drain pan sump as shown Secure the sensor into place using s...

Page 8: ...ant local codes of practice Where threaded con nections are supplied the only approved method of jointing method is by use of Boss white and hemp The thread tted to the coil is to be supported at all...

Page 9: ...and prone to water logging it should be properly trapped just before the coil If the steam is from a high pressure steam main it is essential to have a working pressure relief valve on the low side to...

Page 10: ...for special versions of the units consult the wiring diagram in your document pack or contact our customer services department on 08448 15 60 60 quoting the sales order SO number and unit type as foun...

Page 11: ...C A C400V F 2 ZB501 0 40 1 70 4 50 8 3 SNS641 0 49 2 20 5 00 10 4 SNS641 0 49 2 20 5 00 10 5 SNS741 0 73 3 30 7 00 12 6 SNS841 1 30 5 70 15 0 30 Model 400V 3PH 50Hz ecoNRG Unit Fan Motor Power kW FLC...

Page 12: ...d controller documentation for further operational details Units size 7 8 and 9 are supplied with tted 3phase inverters for fan speed control and commissioning see the accompanying inverter documentat...

Page 13: ...ted to the air volume via the energy conservation rate as per the graph below Simply read across from the pressure measurement to the appropriate fan curve and down to calculate the resultant air volu...

Page 14: ...avily soiled or damaged in any way they should be replaced The fan impeller should be cleaned every 6 months Failure to clean the fan on a regular basis could result in loss of fan performance or caus...

Page 15: ...RG air handling units Type NRG Manufacturer VES Andover Limited The product above is produced in accordance with EC Council Directives 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2006 95 EC Lo...

Page 16: ...12 24 months from the date of dispatch This can be covered at a cost of just 3 of order value minimum charge 50 00 Option 3 12 36 Month Extended Warranty 12 36 months from date of dispatch For this c...

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