S P Pulsive Roof 1S Kit Installation Guide

S P Pulsive Roof 1S Kit

You have just chosen a PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S centralized ventilation system, We thank you for the confidence you have shown in us. Specialists in air treatment, we develop quality products, reliable, and adapted to your needs. However eager you are to install your fan, we recommend that you carefully read this note. Its content will provide you with important information concerning the installation, mode of use, and maintenance of your PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S fan.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Centralized ventilation by insufflation

Introduction
This manual is intended for the installation, use and maintenance of centralized ventilation by PULSIVE supply. VENTIL ROOF 1S

His goal is:

• To provide maximum clarity and safety during installation and use
• Provide regular and appropriate maintenance

As products are constantly evolving, S&P France reserves the right to modify this manual without notice.

Delivery control
Check, immediately after taking it out of its packaging, the perfect condition of the device as well as its operation, given that any possible original defect is covered by the guarantee.

• Before throwing away the packaging, check the characteristics of the product and the exact contents of the box which must coincide with the indications on the outside of the packaging.
• Carefully remove the unit from its packaging. Check that there is no apparent damage.

Guarantee and civil liability

Guarantee
Centralized ventilation by PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S is guaranteed for 5 years. The date on the invoice of purchase prevails.

The warranty does not cover:

• Assembly and dismantling costs
• Defects, according to S&P France, are due to mishandling, negligence or accident
• Defects that appear as a result of manipulation or repair carried out by a third party without the authorization of S&P France

For all information on this subject, the installer must contact his distributor.

Public liability
S&P France is not responsible for damage caused by:

• Improper use
• Abnormal component wear
• Failure to observe the instructions in this manual regarding safety, use, and maintenance
• The use of components not approved by Unelvent

Security

General safety standards
During and after installation, there must be no risk to safety, health, and the environment in accordance with EC directives. This is also valid for the other components used in the installation.

The following general guidelines are important:

• Follow the safety instructions in order to avoid any damage to the device and people
• Care instructions must be followed to avoid damage and/or premature wear
• The technical characteristics cannot be modified
• The fan must be supplied with a single-phase alternating current of 230 V / 50 Hz
• Electrical protection: 3 Amp.
• Insulation index: class II
• Degree of protection: IP20

For the installation to comply with EC directives, the PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S must be connected to the mains electricity according to the standards in force.

• The device must be mounted in such a way that under normal operating conditions, there is no risk of contact with moving and live parts.
• Before any intervention, always take care to switch off the device.
• Use appropriate tools.
• Use the device only for the purpose for which it is intended.
• The PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S complies with the regulations relating to electrical appliances.

INFORMATION TECHNIQUE

General definition

• Centralized ventilation system by blowing intended to ensure effective renewal of the stale air of the house.
• This solution is particularly suitable for renovation situations, where the installation of a classic CMV system by extraction is difficult.
• The PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S is fitted with an additional electric heater (500 W) for automatic preheating fresh air in cold weather.

Description

General operating principle

Positioning of the box
The box is installed in the attic of the house, at a point central easily accessible.

Fresh air intake
Below 25°C, fresh air is drawn from the attic and passes through an oversized filter. The airspeed is then very low: thus the clogging of the filter is minimal. Above 25°C, fresh air is taken from outside and filtered in the sheath.

Insufflation of fresh air
Clean new air is then blown into the living space, thanks to a single mouth of large diameter, placed at a central point of the house (corridor, floor landing, etc.).

Stale air discharge
After sweeping the entire house, the polluted air is evacuated naturally by the natural sealing defects of the building.

Preheating battery
An auxiliary electric heater preheats the fresh air in cold weather.

Free heat supply
The location of the box in the attic makes it possible to recover the preheated fresh air. The attic air is always warmer than outside. Even in winter, the heat input from the sun’s rays can be significant.

Installation Instructions

Installation of filters
Installation of the attic air filter

1. once the device is fixed in place, Put the filter
2. Put the filter support rods provided in their accommodation
3. Secure the filter with velcro on the device
4. Detail of the filter support housings

Installing the outside air filter
The filter must be placed on the air intake, located between the outside air intake and the PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S. It is recommended that the filter be mounted on GPR ISO type rigid duct with section of Ø150. Provide a minimum of 400 mm in duct length for its location (see drawing).

Setting the operating flow

• The PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S has 4 operating modes: flow rate 1-2-3 or 4 to be adapted according to the type of housing (see Choice of flow regime below)
• The user chooses an operating mode from among the 4 offered on the device, by pressing the button “FLOW ADJUSTMENT”.
• The speed selected will be the nominal level of the flow when the ambient temperature is below 19°C.
• From 19°C the flow will automatically switch to the higher regime (reduction of humidity by dilution).
• When the ambient temperature is above 25°, the by-pass comes into action and allows air to enter through the intake. outside air.

Cumulative device operating time

With constant pressure, this button displays the total operating time of the device (see diagram below).

For example:
For an operation of 2305 hours, by pressing the button you will see all the digits scrolled “2 then 3 then 0 then 5 then nothing” spaced by a flashing light after each digit. You have to keep this button pressed until the meter no longer shows anything, releasing it will return to neutral.

Choice of flow regime:
The user must define the minimum flow rate required for his home according to the table below:

Multiple WC
1| 35| 15| 15| 15| 15
2| 30| 15| 15| 15| 15
3| 45| 30| 15| 15| 15
4| 45| 30| 15| 30| 15
5 and more| 45| 30| 15| 30| 15

Example:

• For accommodation with 3 main rooms + 1 kitchen + 1 bathroom + 2 toilets, the minimum flow rate required will be (45+30+15+15) 105 m³/h.
• The table below indicates the nominal speed to be selected.
• In our example, the user will choose speed 2, i.e. a flow rate of 110 m³/h and will automatically obtain a flow rate of 125 m³/h when the ambient temperature in the attic is above 19°C.

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Flow regime

| Flow (m³/h)
---|---
Ambient temperature in the attic
< 19°| > 19° and < 25°| > 25° + bypass
Flow 1| 80| 90| 90
Flow 2| 110| 125| 125
Flow 3| 145| 160| 160
Flow 4| 185| 205| 205

Preheating battery
An integrated auxiliary electric heater (500W) preheats the fresh air blown in when needed.

• If the temperature in the attic (sensor 1) is lower than 10°C, the battery is activated.
• If the supply air temperature in the living space (probe 2) is higher than 10°C, the coil stops.
• The battery, self-regulating, will only work intermittently. Its consumption is thus optimized.
• The fresh air blown into the living space will never be lower than 10°C
• The electric battery operates automatically.

Bypass
If the temperature in the attic (probe 1) exceeds 25°C, the by-pass triggers and allows air to be blown in outside less hot while maintaining ventilation in the housing.

Insufflation port
Depending on the geometry of the room where the air outlet is installed, it is possible to direct the air flow using the 2 mobile shutters delivered.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

DEACTIVATE THE PRE-HEATING FUNCTION

Battery operation can be disabled. To do this, cut the power supply to the PULSIVE VENTIL and follow the instructions below:

1. Using a screwdriver, remove the screws (1 and 2) in order to remove the protective cover from the printed circuit
2. Using a screwdriver, remove the screws (1, 2, 3 and 4) that hold the printed circuit
3. Turn over the printed circuit and remove the black jumper (1). The “battery” function is disabled. Reattach the circuit board as well as the protective cover. Reconnect to the electrical network.

INTERVIEW

Warning!
Before any intervention on the PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF 1S, ensure that it is disconnected from the network electricity and that the turbine is completely stopped.

The oversizing of the filter allows maintenance every 5 years on average. Clean the air outlet according to its clogging.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

• Power supply: 230 V – 50 Hz
• DC motor – very low consumption
• Maximum motor power consumed: 9 watts
• Maximum total power consumed: 509 watts
• Sound level (at 3 m): 28 dB(A)

BOX CONTENTS

• 1 PULSIVE VENTIL ROOF1S box
• 1 insufflation mouth
• 1 homogeneous sheath 1 m
• 2 filter support rods
• 1 attic air filter
• 1 external air conical filter
• 1 bag of mounting accessories

S &P France
Avenue de la Côte Vermeille 66300 THUIR
Such. 04 68 530 260
Fax 04 68 531 658
www.solerpalau.fr.

References

• Le spécialiste en systèmes de Ventilation – S&P

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