aspira AP19990 ASPIRVELO AIR Serie ECOCOMFORT RF User Guide
- June 13, 2024
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Table of Contents
- aspira AP19990 ASPIRVELO AIR Serie ECOCOMFORT RF
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
- TECHNICAL DATA
- PACKAGE CONTENTS
- FAN UNIT DIMENSIONS
- TELESCOPIC TUBE INSTALLATION
- SPECIAL OPERATIONS
- REMOTE CONTROL BATTERIES INSERTION
- MODE OF USE
- CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
- SPARE PARTS
- DISPOSAL OF PRODUCTS
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
aspira AP19990 ASPIRVELO AIR Serie ECOCOMFORT RF
Product Information
The ASPIRVELO AIR Serie ECOCOMFORT RF is a single room heat recovery unit that provides ventilation with heat recovery. It consists of one or several decentralised, high-efficiency heat recovery fan units that are installed on perimeter walls with a thickness of 28-53 cm. The system includes a ceramic heat exchanger inside the device, which accumulates the heat released by the extracted air flow and returns it to warm the intake air during the ventilation cycle. The system also features a G3 class filter to retain any air impurities introduced.
The fan unit is equipped with a low-power brushless motor controlled by a microprocessor. The microprocessor processes information from sensors on the unit (humidity, brightness, and temperature) and commands from the user via the radio remote control to adopt the most suitable ventilation modes for optimal indoor comfort. The system can be operated in various manual modes or in automatic mode.
Product Usage Instructions
To use the ASPIRVELO AIR Serie ECOCOMFORT RF, follow these steps:
- Ensure that the MASTER unit and its radio remote control are already paired.
- Install the fan unit on a perimeter wall with a thickness of 28-53 cm.
- Connect the necessary power supply to the fan unit.
- Use the radio remote control to select the desired ventilation mode. You can choose from various manual operating modes or the automatic mode.
- Monitor the air flow temperature using the MASTER unit.
- Clean or replace the G3 class filter regularly to maintain optimal performance and air quality.
For more detailed instructions on system usage, refer to the USER MANUAL included in the package.
This manual contains the information required for installing and commissioning the fan system. The infor-mation needed by consumers to use the system is shown in the USER MANUAL included in the package.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The “ECOCOMFORT RF” system consists of one or several decentralised, high- efficiency heat recovery fan units to be installed on perimeter walls with a 28-53 cm thickness. The system is normally composed of:
- one radio-controlled ECOCOMFORT 100 RF or ECOCOMFORT 160 RF “MASTER” fan unit,
- one or several ECOCOMFORT SAT 100 RF or ECOCOMFORT SAT 160 RF “Slave” fan units (optional)
The minimum requirements for installation are the “MASTER” unit and its radio remote control to which a maximum of 64 “Slave” units communicating by radio in a bidirectional manner with the MASTER unit can be added.
The fan unit operation is based on the regenerative heat recovery principle,
using a ceramic heat exchanger inside the device which accumulates the heat
released by the flow of air extracted from the room and then returns it
warming the air during the intake cycle. Any air impurities introduced are
retained by a G3 class filter. The low-power brushless motor is controlled by
a microprocessor which, by processing the information of the sensors on the
unit (humidity, brightness and temperature) and the commands given by the user
via the radio remote control, adopts the most suitable ventilation modes for
the best indoor comfort.
If necessary, the remote control allows the user to choose one of the various
“manual” operating modes, or the “automatic” mode. Only the “MASTRER” unit can
detect the air flow temperature.
ATTENTION! The remote control and the master unit are already paired.
TECHNICAL DATA
GENERAL WARNINGS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Carefully read the installation and maintenance instructions as well as the safety warnings contained in this Installation Manual, which should be carefully preserved for future reference along with the User Manual.
- The unit should only be installed by qualified technicians, in compliance with current standards and interposing an all-pole switch with contact opening distance equal to or greater than 3 mm.
- The unit is intended to ventilate residential premises with heat recovery; different uses are not permitted and shall exempt the manufacturer from any responsibilities for the consequences resulting from improper use, as well as incorrect installation.
- After removing the packaging, check the product for integrity; if in doubt do not use it.
- The use of any electrical appliance implies the observance of some fundamental rules. In particular:
- Do not touch the appliance with wet hands, or wet or bare feet.
- Do not expose the unit to atmospheric agents (rain, sun, etc.).
- Before performing any maintenance or cleaning, disconnect the unit from the mains power supply, opening the all-pole switch installed on the line.
- DO NOT power the appliance while the lid is open.
- The unit complies with 2014/30/EU and 2014/35/EU European Directives.
- Do not obstruct the air intake grille.
- In compliance with accident prevention regulations, ensure that the unit moving parts cannot be accessed after installation. If an appliance operating on gas (or other fuels) is installed in the room to be ventilated, make sure there is an adequate exchange of air to ensure the perfect combustion thereof and proper operation of the fan unit.
- Do not install an extractor fan in the same duct where the fumes of a gas appliance are conveyed.
- The unit can be installed only on a wall.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
- Fan unit
- Air diffuser
- Heat exchanger
- Telescopic tube
- Inlet/outlet grille
- Remote control + 2 CR2032 batteries
- Dual-lock fastener
- Master identification label
- Installation manual
- End user manual
(*) Code AP19981-AP19987 Unit MASTER only
(#) Ø 160 mm. Code AP19981-AP19982 Unit only
FAN UNIT DIMENSIONS
for wall thicknesses of less than 280mm, cut the tube depending on your needs and use a standard outdoor grille (not supplied).
INSTALLATION – WALL PREPARATION
Make a hole having a ØD minimum diameter and a 1÷3° slope towards the
external environment, at a mini-mum height of 2.3 m from the floor and 100 mm
from any side walls (Fig.1).
If two fan units are used on the same wall in the same room (Fig. 2a), keep a 1.2 m minimum distance between the centre of the cored holes. Should the units be mounted on two corner walls, the centres of the cored holes shall be respectively located 1.2 metres away from the opposite wall (Fig. 2b).
TELESCOPIC TUBE INSTALLATION
- Pull the heat exchanger (2) out of the telescopic tube by grasping it by its handle (1).
- Apply cement mortar on the hole in the wall. Insert the telescopic tube with the larger diameter part (outer tube 4) towards the outside of the room, and place it flush with the outer wall.
- Run the inner tube (3) with respect to the outer tube (4) until it is flush with the wall of the room.
POSITIONING THE GRILLE AND HEAT EXCHANGER
- Wait for the mortar to set and then place the “inlet-outlet” grille compressing the springs (7) on the outer tube (4) and permanently fix the grille.
- Insert the heat exchanger (2) until it is flush (8) with the inner tube.
FAN UNIT INSTALLATION
- Unhook the cover (A) from the motor support by pressing on the side holes (B) with a small screwdriver.
- Open the hole for the passage of the cable (D); in the case of non-buried external connections, open one of the recesses (C) best suited to the passage of the cable.
- Run the power supply cable into the appropriate hole (D) before proceeding to fasten the unit with the screws of the dowels previously prepared in the fixing holes (E).
- Place the power supply cable in the strain relief passage and connect the two L and N wires of the 230V ~ line as shown in the figure. The terminal block is of a quick coupling type; to insert the conductor press the corresponding tab.
The unit complies with the double insulation rules. (Class II) and therefore does not require an earth cable. DO NOT power the appliance while the lid is open.
FAN UNITS IDENTIFICATION
Units can be easily identified as only the MASTER unit has a temperature sensor. We suggest applying an identification sticker to the Unit MASTER cover.
ROTATION REPORT
RADIO REMOTE CONTROL SYMBOLS AND FUNCTIONS LEGEND
The description of all radio remote control features is provided in the USER
MANUAL; in any case, the legend is also provided below along with the LED
alerts specified in the installation procedures.
FAN UNIT SETUP AND COMMISSIONING
ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL CAN ATTEND THE PRODUCT WITH THE PURPOSE OF CARRYING
OUT THE OPERATIONS DESCRIBED IN THE INSTALLER MANUAL.
THE OPENING OF THIS APPLIANCE CAN MAKE DANGEROUS VOLTAGE PARTS ACCESSIBLE.
REMEMBER TO DISCONNECT THE NETWORK BEFORE TOUCHING ANY PART OF THE UNIT.
SLAVE UNIT (SAT) PAIRING PROCEDURE
IMPORTANT: complete the operation by keeping the remote control near (max 5 cm
away) the SLAVE unit for the whole procedure
The sequences 5a – 5b (EXTRACTION mode selection) and 6a – 6b (INTAKE mode
selection) shall be performed alternatively with each other , according to the
setting you want to give to each single SLAVE unit.
It is recommended to set the first SLAVE unit to EXTRACTION mode, alternating
any other units in the system between INTAKE/EXTRACTION mode and reporting all
settings in the table on page 15.
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Press and hold the key until the entire LED sequence consisting of five slow flashes and three fast ones is ended.
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Bring the radio remote control close to the SLAVE unit and wait.
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The fan will run for a short time to confirm the successful outcome of the operation.
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The flashes of the first two LEDs alternate to the third LED flash.
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5a. (only for units to be configured in the EXTRACTION mode) To select EXTRACTION mode in the alternating cycle operation, press and hold the EXTRACTION key until the fan runs.
5b. (only for units to be configured in the EXTRACTION mode) The LED fixed lighting confirms the EXTRACTION mode selection. -
6a. (only for units to be configured in the INTAKE mode) To select INTAKE mode in the alternating cycle operation, press and hold the INTAKE key until the fan runs.
6b. (only for units to be configured in the INTAKE mode) The LED fixed lighting confirms the INTAKE mode selection -
To confirm the mode selected, press and hold the ALTERNATING CYCLE MODE key until the fan stops.
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To acquire other SLAVE units, repeat steps 2 ÷ 8 and assign the INTAKE or EXTRACTION mode as appropriate according to the system requirements.
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To exit SLAVE acquisition mode, press and hold the POWER key until three fast LED flashes confirm the successful outcome of the operation.
SPECIAL OPERATIONS
ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL CAN ATTEND THE PRODUCT WITH THE PURPOSE OF CARRYING
OUT THE OPERATIONS DESCRIBED IN THE INSTALLER MANUAL.
THE OPENING OF THIS APPLIANCE CAN MAKE DANGEROUS VOLTAGE PARTS ACCESSIBLE.
REMEMBER TO DISCONNECT THE NETWORK BEFORE TOUCHING ANY PART OF THE UNIT.
PROCEDURE TO UNLINK SLAVE UNITS (SAT) FROM THE MASTER UNIT
IMPORTANT: this operation must be carried out close to the MASTER unit.
- Press and hold the POWER key until the entire LED sequence consisting of five slow flashes and three fast ones is ended.
- To confirm the successful outcome of the operation, the LEDs will flash in sequence as indicated.
- Press and hold the “AUTOMATIC” MODE key until the entire LED sequence consisting of five slow flashes and three fast ones is ended.
PROCEDURE TO UNLINK THE MASTER UNIT FROM THE RADIO REMOTE CONTROL
IMPORTANT: This operation must be carried out only after unlinking the SLAVE unit
- Press and hold the POWER key until the entire LED sequence consisting of five slow flashes and three fast ones is ended
- To confirm the successful outcome of the operation, the LEDs will flash in sequence as indicated.
- Press and hold the “NIGHT” SPEED key until the entire LED sequence consisting of five slow flashes and three fast ones is ended.
PAIRING PROCEDURE BETWEEN MASTER UNIT AND RADIO REMOTE CONTROL
ATTENTION! The remote control and the master unit are already paired.
The procedure must be performed only when using a new remote control or in
case the master and the remote control were decoupled previously
- Insert batteries into the radio remote control.
- Bring the radio remote control close to the MASTER unit and wait.
- The fan will run for a few seconds to confirm the successful outcome of the operation.
PROCEDURE TO RESET A SLAVE UNIT (SAT) TO FACTORY CONFIGURATION
IMPORTANT: This operation must be carried out only after unlinking the SLAVE unit
- Press and hold the POWER key until the entire LED sequence consisting of five slow flashes and three fast ones is ended
- To confirm the successful outcome of the operation, the LEDs will flash in sequence as indicated.
- Press and hold the HIGH SPEED key until the entire LED sequence consisting of five slow flashes and three fast ones is ended.
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERIES INSERTION
Respect the indicated battery polarity
RADIO REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY REPLACEMENT WARNING
Three flashes every 5 seconds indicate the need for battery replacement.
MODE OF USE
The necessary information to users for the fan system daily use is shown in the User Manual included in the package.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
IMPORTANT NOTICE: The filter should be cleaned by qualified technical personnel only, so it is advisable to agree on a periodic cleaning programme with the user.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Before removing the cover (A) cut off the power to the
unit.
To periodically clean or replace the filter, unhook the cover (A) from the
motor support by pressing on the side holes (B) with a small screwdriver and
unscrew the four screws (G) to access the filter (H).
FILTER CLEANING: Wash the filter in cold water and let it dry thoroughly
before using it again.
PLASTIC PARTS CLEANING: After stopping the power supply circuit, clean dirty
parts with water and some detergent using the utmost care.
EXCHANGER CHECK: It is recommended to check soiling on a regular basis because
it reduces efficiency. In case of need, remove it and wash it under running
water.
SPARE PARTS
- AP19978 FR004 spare filter
- 6306031 “Inlet/outlet” grille
- 6306032 Ceramic exchanger Ø160 mm
- 6306033 Telescopic tube Ø160 mm
- 6306035 Ceramic exchanger Ø100 mm
- 6306036 Telescopic tube Ø100 mm
- 6306022A Radio remote control
FAN SYSTEM SETUP TABLE
During installation, it is recommended to fill in the system summary table in
order to keep track of the settings made and facilitate future maintenance
.
DISPOSAL OF PRODUCTS
The crossed out wheeled dust bin symbol indicates that products must be collected and disposed of separately from household waste. Integrated batteries and accumulators can be disposed of with the product. They will be separated at the recycling centres. The black bar indicates that the product was placed on the market after August 13, 2005. By participating in separate collection of products and batteries, you will help to assure the proper disposal of products and batteries and thus help to prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health. For more detailed information about the collection and recycling programmes available in your country, please contact your local city office or the shop where you purchased the product
FANTINI COSMI SPA
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Ph. +39 02 956821 I Fax +39 02 95307006 I
info@fantinicosmi.it
SUPPORTO TECNICO
Tel. +39 02 95682278 I
supportotecnico@aspira.it
EXPORT DEPARTMENT
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References
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