VALLOX 99 MV CF Heat Recovery Unit User Manual

VALLOX 99 MV CF Heat Recovery Unit

Specifications

• Model: Vallox 99 MV CF
• Type: 3756
• Document: D11218
• Valid from: 01.01.2022
• Updated: 06.11.2023

Introduction

The Vallox 99 MV CF is a ventilation unit designed to provide appropriate and continuous ventilation while ensuring the health and integrity of structures. It is important to keep the unit running without disruptions to maintain optimal indoor air quality and prevent moisture damage.

SAFETY
Safe and appropriate handling requires knowledge of the basic safety regulations, and of the intended use of the ventilation system. Read this manual before operating the ventilation unit. Please keep the manual for later reference. If you lose the manual, it can be downloaded from our website.

This user manual contains all the information necessary for safe operation of the system. All persons who operate and maintain the ventilation system must follow the instructions provided in this manual. Furthermore, all local accident prevention regulations must be observed.

Installation
Installation and setup should only be carried out by a qualified specialist. Electrical installations and connections must be carried out only by an electrician and in compliance with local regulations.

WARRANTY
The guarantee and liability exclude damage resulting from:

• Inappropriate use of the ventilation system or the control unit
• Incorrect or inappropriate installation, setup or use
• Neglect of instructions concerning transportation, installation, use, or maintenance
• Structural or electronic modifications or changes made to the software

INTENDED USE
All Vallox ventilation units have been designed to provide appropriate and continuous ventilation to present no threat to health and to maintain structures in good condition.

IMPORTANT
To ensure that the indoor air presents no harm to health and remains optimal for the structures of the building, ventilation must be kept on without disruptions. It is recommended that ventilation be left turned on during long holidays also. This keeps the indoor air fresh and prevents humidity from condensing in the ventilation ducts and structures. It also reduces the risk of moisture damage.

DISPOSAL OF THE VENTILATION UNIT
Do not dispose of electronic devices with household waste. Follow local laws and regulations on safe and ecological disposal of the product.

NOTE
For further information, go to www.vallox.com

WARNING
The unit is not intended for use by children under 8 or by persons with reduced sensory, physical or mental capabilities, or whose lack of knowledge and experience do not ensure safe operation of the unit.
Such persons can use the unit under supervision, or by following the instructions of someone who is responsible for their safety. Children must be supervised and not be allowed to play with the device.

SAFETY SIGNS USED IN THE INSTRUCTIONS

• DANGER
  Indicates a hazard that will result in death or serious injury if not avoided.

• WARNING
  Indicates a hazard that can result in death or serious injury if not avoided.

• CAUTION
  Indicates a hazard that can result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided.

• I MPORTANT
  Indicates a hazard that can result in damage to property or loss of data if not avoided.

• NOTE
  Indicates essential information about the product.

• TIP
  Provides additional information about the use of the product and its benefits.

INSTALLATION OPTIONS

• Vallox 99 MV can be mounted either on the wall, or on the ceiling by using a mounting plate (optional).

NOTE
The standard equipment and available accessories vary from country to country.

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

1. Internet
2. WLAN
3. Router
4. WLAN/LAN
5. Additional switch
6. Sensors

VENTILATION UNIT CONTROL

Ventilation unit control options
Operation of the Vallox ventilation unit can be controlled by the following means:

• Through a MyVallox control panel installed in the building.
• Through the MyVallox Home local area network connection and the MyVallox Home/Cloud user interface.
• Through the MyVallox Cloud service and the MyVallox Home/Cloud user interface.
• Through a remote monitoring service or building automation that uses voltage signals or Modbus messages.

In addition to the integrated humidity and carbon dioxide sensor, ventilation can also be adjusted automatically by using the optional carbon dioxide, humidity, or VOC (air quality) sensor. When these are used, ventilation remains optimal even when the dwelling is unoccupied. Each user can use the week clock to adjust the ventilation to fit their individual lifestyle.

The ventilation unit’s integrated humidity and carbon dioxide sensors adjust ventilation automatically according to the need. In addition, ventilation can be automated by using optional carbon dioxide, humidity or air quality (VOC) sensors.

Filter reminder
The unit reminds of the need to change filters in the popup window of the compatible MyVallox control panel, in the MyVallox Home/Cloud user interface and by changing the relay status, provided that a signal light has been connected to the relay connectors and Maintenance reminder has been chosen as the relay setting.

The filter reminder can be acknowledged by the following means:

• from the MyVallox control panel
• from the MyVallox Home/Cloud user interface
• with the Vallox Delico PTD EC and Vallox Capto PTC EC cooker hoods — Push the damper position button four times at less than one-second intervals, starting from the Damper closed position.

Ventilation unit setup without a control panel
The ventilation unit setup can also be completed without a control panel. For instructions, please go to: https://vallox.techmanuals.info/ValloxMV/ENG/help/webhelp
See the instructions provided in the section Connecting the ventilation unit to the computer.

Connecting the ventilation unit to the cloud service
The ventilation unit can be connected to the MyVallox Cloud service. The cloud service allows for controlling ventilation remotely also, using e.g. a smartphone or tablet. Also the unit software is updated automatically through the cloud service. To connect to the cloud service, the ventilation unit must be connected to the Internet via LAN and registered with the cloud service. At the same time you create a MyVallox Cloud account for yourself. Read more about the service at www.myvallox.com.

NOTE
For the MyVallox Cloud/Home instructions, please go to vallox.techmanuals.info/ValloxMV/ENG/help/webhelp

IMPORTANT
Prolonged overpressure can result in damage to the structures of the building.

IMPORTANT Apartment-specific ventilation units allow residents to adjust the ventilation efficiency. Ventilation is controlled based on the need e.g. through the cooker hood, ventilation control panel, or a separate control center. In order to ensure that the indoor air presents no harm to health and remains optimal for the structures of the building, ventilation must be kept on without disruptions. It is recommended that ventilation be turned on during long holidays also. This keeps the indoor air fresh and prevents humidity from condensing in the ventilation ducts and structures. It also reduces the risk of moisture damage.

MAIN PARTS

INSTALLATION

MOUNTING ON THE WALL

NOTE
Avoid mounting the unit on a hollow, echoing partition wall or on a bedroom wall, or prevent the conduction of sound.
The minimum distance between the top of the unit and the finished ceiling surface is 30 mm. Note that during mounting the unit rises 10 mm higher than the final height.

Mount the ventilation unit onto the wall with a mounting plate
(optional), as shown in the figures below. Make sure that the unit is horizontally level after mounting.

NOTE
When installing the unit, reserve a space of at least 500 mm in front of the unit for servicing purposes.

NOTE
Mount the ventilation unit in a place where the temperature does not fall below +10°C.

MOUNTING ON THE CEILING
Vallox 99 MV can be equipped with an optional ceiling mounting plate. To attach the ceiling mounting plate:

• On rafter frames or other frame structures with M8 thread bars so that they withstand the weight of the unit.
• Ensure that the installation plate is horizontally level, as this determines the position of the unit.
• The top edge of the white covering strip of the ceiling mounting plate can be installed against the ceiling. Alternatively, a concealed mounting method can be used, in which case the ceiling can be 30 mm below the top of the white covering strip.

Insulate the ducts against condensation between the unit and the ceiling mounting plate.

Mounting the ceiling mounting plate

1. Fasten the thread bars on the rafter frames or other frame structures, and screw the nuts (E) onto the bars.
2. Lift the ceiling mounting plate in place.
3. Push a rubber damper (F) and a washer (G) to each thread bar.
4. Adjust the nuts so that the ceiling mounting plate is level.
5. Shorten the lower ends of the thread bars so that they are no more than 5 mm below the nuts.

CAUTION
The ventilation unit is very heavy. Do not perform this procedure alone.

Installing the ventilation unit to the ceiling mounting plate

1. Install the ceiling mounting plate with M8 thread bars so that it is horizontally level.
   NOTE
   The end of the thread bars must be 5 mm or less below the fastening nut. Do not fasten the ceiling mounting plate too tight to the ceiling. Ensure that the sliding bars move and restore to their original position by pulling from the operating levers (A).
   The top edge of the white covering strip of the ceiling mounting plate can be installed against the ceiling. Alternatively, a concealed mounting method can be used, in which case the ceiling can be 30 mm below the top of the white covering strip.

2. Ensure that the insulation washers are in the outlet collars below the ceiling mounting plate.

3. Remove the door before installing the ventilation unit to the ceiling mounting plate.

4. Lift the ventilation unit close to the ceiling mounting plate and feed the cables and the connection box through the hole in the ceiling mounting plate on top of the ceiling.
   NOTE
   Remember to make a service door in the ceiling so that the cables and the connection box can be accessed. The distance between the service door and the ceiling mounting plate must be around 500 mm.
   Alternatively, the cables can be fed to the rear wall between the ceiling mounting plate and the ventilation unit. When the ventilation unit is lifted against the ceiling mounting plate, the unit locks in place. Where needed, guide the mounting hooks on the ceiling mounting plate (B) to the grooves on the side panels of the ventilation unit.
   There are operating levers (A) on the front bottom corners of the ceiling mounting plate. When the levers have been restored to the same level with the white covering strip
   of the ceiling mounting plate, the unit has been locked in place.

5. Where required, the unit can be detached from the ceiling mounting plate. Remove the door of the unit. Lift the unit slightly upwards and pull simultaneously from both operating levers (A) of the ceiling mounting plate to detach the unit from the ceiling mounting plate.

Attic floor penetration plate

• The attic floor penetration plate (D) is optional. When an attic floor penetration plate is used, the tightness of the vapour barrier has to be ensured.
• The attic floor penetration plate can be fastened on the finished rear wall. The minimum distance of the attic floor penetration plate from the finished side walls is 15 mm.

REMOVAL OF CONDENSING WATER
Dimensioning figures and space required for installation of the Vallox Silent Klick siphon

NOTE
The Vallox Silent Klick siphon package is delivered with the unit. Installation instructions for the siphon are enclosed with the packaging, and can also be found online at www.vallox.com. When the alternative siphon installation method is used, the ring seal and the locking part must be moved to the pipe connection part that is mounted on the wall.

Space required by the alternative Vallox Silent Klick siphon installation method (elbow)

MEASURING AND ADJUSTING THE AIR

FLOWS OF THE VENTILATION UNIT
The accessories delivered with the unit include four (4) air flow measuring tubes. These can be inserted in the ducts to allow for easier ventilation adjustment.

DIMENSIONS AND DUCT OUTLETS

Main parts

• 2a Heat recovery cell
• 3a Extract air fan
• 3c Supply air fan
• 4a Fine filter for supply air
• 4b Coarse filter for supply air
• 4c Coarse filter for extract air
• 5a B ypass damper of the HR cell
• 6a Post-heating resistor
• 6b Additional heating resistor
• 7a Safety switch
• 9a Ceiling bushing for electric wires
• 11a Internal humidity sensor
• 11a Internal carbon dioxide sensor

Air flow measurement points

• A Supply air
• B Extract air

Measurement points after the outlet collar. The fan curves indicate the total pressure accounted for by duct losses.

Dimensions and duct outlets

Dimensions

Duct outlets
The inner diameter of the female collar: 125mm

1. Supply air from the unit to the apartment
2. Extract air from the apartment to the unit
3. Exhaust air flowing outdoors from the unit
4. Outdoor air to the unit

MAINTENANCE

BEFORE BEGINNING MAINTENANCE WORK
The safety switch (S) automatically turns off the power when the door of the unit is opened.

WARNING
Always disconnect the power plug before starting the ventilation unit maintenance.

There are two unit models, left- (L) and right-handed (R). The figure shows the right-handed model.

REPLACING THE FILTERS
When the maintenance reminder becomes activated, check the cleanliness of the filters and replace them if required.
The Vallox ventilation unit has three air filters:

• Coarse filter for supply air filters insects, heavy pollen and other relatively large foreign objects out of the outdoor air.
• Fine filter for supply air filters microscopic pollen and dust particles out of the supply air.
• Coarse filter for extract air filters the extract air and keeps the heat recovery cell clean.

The filter replacement interval depends on the ambient particle concentration. It is recommended that the filters be replaced every spring and autumn, or, at the very least, once a year.

To replace the filters:

1. Disconnect the ventilation unit from the mains electricity supply.

2. Open the door of the Vallox ventilation unit by undoing the finger screws.

3. Lift the door off.

4. Remove the old filters (A, B, C) and discard them.
   CAUTION: The door is heavy.

5. Install the new filters (A, B, C).

6. Close the door of the unit. Ensure that the safety switch catch of the door is touching the safety switch, allowing the unit to be turned on.

7. Plug the ventilation unit back into the mains. The filters have now been successfully replaced.

IMPORTANT
If the power cord is damaged, the manufacturer, its service representative or other person with similar qualifications must replace it to avoid danger.

NOTE
The service space in front of the ventilation unit must be at least 500 mm.

TIP
Using original Vallox filters ensures that the ventilation unit remains in top condition, giving the best results. To select and order filter packages, please go to: filters.vallox.com

CLEANING THE HEAT RECOVERY CELL
Check that the heat recovery cell is clean roughly once a year, or whenever the filters are being replaced. Clean by washing as required.

To check and clean the heat recovery cell:

1. Disconnect the ventilation unit from the mains electricity supply.

2. Open the door of the Vallox ventilation unit by undoing the finger screws.

3. Lift the door off.
   CAUTION: The door is heavy.

4. Remove the supply air filter (A).

5. Turn the upper support of the cell (B) to the upper position (anti-clockwise).

6. Remove the extract air filter (C).

7. Lift and pull the HR cell (D) out of the unit.

8. If the cell is dirty, clean it by immersing it in warm water, to which a small amount of a mild detergent has been added.

9. Rinse the cell clean with a water spray. Do not use a high-pressure cleaner.

10. When all the water has drained from between the layers, reassemble the ventilation unit as follows:

11. Ensure that the lower support (E) is in place against the knobs at the bottom of the unit.

12. Lift the HR cell in place.

13. Turn the upper support against the cell. Ensure that the upper support is properly nestled against the cell (remains upright).

14. Install the extract air filter (C) and the supply air filters (A) in place.

15. Close the door. Ensure that the safety switch catch of the door is touching the safety switch.

16. Plug the ventilation unit back into the mains.
    The heat recovery cell has now been checked and cleaned.

IMPORTANT
Handle the cell carefully! For example, do not lift the cell by the layers. The cell layers are very thin and easily damaged.

CONDENSING WATER
In the heating season, the extract air humidity condenses to water. In new buildings, the volume of condensing water can be high. Condensed water must be able to freely leave the unit.
At some time before the heating season begins (e.g. during autumn maintenance), check that the siphon or the condensing water outlet in the bottom pool are not clogged. To check this, pour some water into the pool. Clean as required.

NOTE
Some condensing water may have accumulated in the bottom pool of the unit; this is normal and requires no corrective action.

WARNING
Water must at all times be kept out of the electrical system.

CLEANING THE FANS
Check the cleanliness of the fans when servicing the filters and the heat recovery cell. Clean the fans as required.
You can clean the fan blades with compressed air (wear protective goggles) or by brushing them gently. Do not remove or move the fan blade balancing weights.

To clean the fan:

1. Disconnect the ventilation unit from the mains electricity supply.

2. Open the door of the Vallox ventilation unit by undoing the finger screws.

3. Lift the door off.
   CAUTION: The door is heavy.

4. Remove the supply air filters (A) and the extract air filter and turn the upper support of the cell (B) anti-clockwise against the ceiling. See chapters “Replacing the filters” and “Cleaning the heat recovery cell”.

5. Remove the support plate (F) by undoing the screws (E).

6. Push the wires of the fan and the rubber feedthrough (K/L) through the intermediate floor and to the bottom part of the unit.

7. Remove the plastic screws used to fasten the fans (I) (2 per fan). Remove the wing screws (J) (2 pcs) of the post-heating resistor (only when changing the supply air fan) and remove the cable of the resistor (G) from the connector.

8. Remove the fan from the unit by lowering it before turning the fan anti-clockwise, whilst tilting it. Remove the control grille by undoing the screws (4 pcs).

9. You can now clean the fan. Put the control grille (S) back in place after cleaning.

10. Reassemble in reverse order after cleaning. Once the fan has been installed, ensure that the rubber feedthroughs (M, K, L) are in place.

11. Close the door. Ensure that the safety switch catch of the door is touching the safety switch.

12. Plug the ventilation unit back into the mains.
    The fan has now been checked and cleaned.

Cleaning of the anemometer
The anemometer in the fan must be cleaned at least every three (3) years. It is recommended to use compressed air for the cleaning.

CAUTION
When using compressed air, the arms of the anemometer must not be allowed to rotate freely. This could damage the bearings.

CAUTION
Cleaning with a brush is not recommended. This could damage the arms.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Product title|

Vallox 99 MV CF R Vallox 99 MV CF L

|  |
---|---|---|---
Air volumes

Supply air Extract air

|

88 dm3/s, 100 Pa

93 dm3/s, 100 Pa

| Fans

Supply air Extract air

|

0.085 kW, 0.75 A EC

0.085 kW, 0.75 A EC

Post- heating| Electrical resistor, 900 W| Electrical connection| 230 V, 50 Hz, 8.6 A power plug
Pre- heating| –| Enclosure protection class| IP 34
Additional heating| Electrical resistor, 900 W| Heat recovery bypass| Automatic
Filters

Supply air Extract air

|

ISO Coarse > 75 % + ISO ePM₁ ISO Coarse > 75 %

|  |
Specific energy consumption (SEC)

in a cold climate

in a temperate climate

|

A+ A

| **Operating efficiencies*** Annual efficiency Supply air efficiency

Specific Fan Power (SFP)

|

76 %

81 %

1.15 kW/m3/h (62 dm3/s)

Dimensions (w x h x d)| 598 x 442 x 625 mm| Weight| 62 kg
*Working point defined in the Ecodesign Directive (2009/125/EC), Southern Finland, Helsinki-Vantaa TRY year 2012.

SOUND VALUES

 | Sound power level in the supply air duct (one duct) by octave band Lw, dB

Adjustment position

| Sound power level in the extract air duct (one duct) by octave band Lw, dB

Adjustment position

---|---|---
Adjustment position (%)| 10| 20| 30| 40| 50| 60| 70| 80| 90| 100| 10| 20| 30| 40| 50| 60| 70| 80| 90| 100
Medium fre- quency of the octave band Hz| 63| 71| 71| 71| 73| 72| 76| 76| 78| 75| 79| 60| 63| 71| 66| 69| 70| 74| 75| 81| 79
125| 69| 67| 66| 66| 65| 66| 66| 68| 68| 68| 57| 54| 53| 55| 56| 58| 61| 64| 66| 67
250| 70| 68| 68| 67| 67| 69| 68| 69| 69| 69| 46| 45| 47| 47| 50| 51| 53| 55| 57| 58
500| 64| 64| 64| 65| 67| 67| 70| 71| 72| 72| 37| 37| 39| 41| 44| 49| 51| 49| 52| 51
1000| 57| 58| 59| 60| 62| 63| 64| 65| 66| 66| 33| 33| 33| 35| 36| 38| 40| 42| 44| 45
2000| 50| 51| 52| 54| 55| 57| 69| 61| 62| 62| 27| 27| 28| 29| 31| 33| 35| 37| 39| 39
4000| 42| 44| 46| 47| 49| 51| 53| 55| 56| 56| 19| 19| 20| 21| 22| 24| 26| 28| 30| 31
8000| 32| 34| 36| 38| 40| 42| 45| 47| 48| 48| 21| 21| 21| 21| 21| 22| 22| 23| 23| 24
LW, dB LWA, dB(A)| 75| 75| 74| 75| 75| 78| 78| 80| 78| 80| 62| 63| 71| 66| 69| 71| 74| 76| 81| 79
65| 65| 65| 66| 67| 68| 70| 71| 72| 72| 44| 43| 47| 45| 48| 50| 53| 54| 57| 57
 | Sound pressure level coming through the envelope of the unit in the room in which it is installed (10m² sound absorption)
Adjustment position
Adjustment position (%)| 10| 20| 30| 40| 50| 60| 70| 80| 90| 100
LpA, dB (A)| 24| 27| 29| 31| 34| 37| 42| 41| 41| 42

You can calculate the sound values for each operating point with the Vallox MySelecta software.

INTERNAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

B

| 1.   Extract air fan tacho (WT)

2.     GND (GN)

3.     Extract air fan PWM (YE)

4.     Supply air fan tacho (WT)

5.     GND (GN)

6.     Supply air fan PWM (YE)

C

| 1.   Extract air

2.     Outdoor air

3.     Supply air

4.     Exhaust air

5.     Supply air from the HR cell

D| LAN
MB_A| External Modbus A signal
---|---
MB_B| External Modbus B signal
+24V| +24V voltage (DC)
GND| Digital and analog ground potential
RS_A| Local hardware Modbus A signal
RS_B| Local hardware Modbus B signal
NTC| External temperature sensor connector
D/I1| Digital input 1
D/I2| Digital input 2
11V1| 11.1 V operating voltage
AN/I| Analog input 0-10VDC
RM/I| 24V relay input
RM/O| 24V relay output
T| Supply air fan
---|---
P| Extract air fan
M| Damper motor
TK| Safety switch
AHS| Post-heating control
%RH| Internal humidity sensor
%RH CO2| Internal humidity and carbon dioxide sensor
R1| Post-heating resistor with 90°C and 130°C overheating protection
R2| Post-heating resistor with 90°C and
 | 130°C overheating protection

CABLE COLOURS

EXTERNAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

POWER SUPPLY

EXTERNAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTION FOR CONTROLLING THE MLV DUCT RADIATOR

DUCT RADIATOR OPERATION

• Always follow first and foremost the connection diagram provided by the HVAC designer or heat pump manufacturer. Also read the duct radiator manual.
• The accompanying figure shows an example of the arrangement for connecting the heating/cooling radiator unit to the heat collection circuit.
• Connect the radiator output pipe to the heat collection circuit return pipe. Direct the fluid returning from the radiator unit to the heat collection circuit return pipe. If you know that there is a large loss of internal pressure inside the heat  pump, the heat pump should be bypassed. If this is done, the fluid circuit will come into operation when the heat pump comes to a halt. When this happens the pressure loss in the one-way bypass valve Y2 must be lower than the pressure loss in the heat pump.
• Heating: The pump starts when the outdoor air temperature drops below the winter limit value set at the factory (-5 °C).
• Cooling The supply air setpoint value for the active mode (for example, At home) controls the pump start-up. The pump starts when the supply air setting is below the temperature of the supply air that is blown into the apartment.
• The duct radiator can be installed in both the supply air duct and the outdoor air duct. If the radiator is installed in the outdoor air duct, it can be used for both preheating and cooling. If the radiator is installed in the supply air duct, it can be used for heating or for cooling only.

The duct radiator can be set to function either automatically or manually.

• Automatic – In summer, the supply air temperature will be maintained at the level specified in the temperature setting. In winter, the duct radiator will turn on, when the outdoor temperature falls below the winter setting.
• Manual – In summer, the duct radiator will turn on, when the outdoor temperature rises above the summer setting. In winter, the duct radiator will turn on, when the outdoor temperature falls below the winter setting.

To prevent the risk of condensation in the supply air duct, you can set the adjustment of the supply air limit to automatic or manual.

• Automatic – The supply air limit is adjusted automatically based on the dew point of the extracted air. When the supply air temperature falls too low, the duct radiator will turn off.
• Manual – The supply air limit can be set manually. When the supply air temperature falls to the set value, the duct radiator will turn off.

If an external sensor is in use, it is selected from the settings of the external sensor whether it is used to control the outdoor air duct radiator or the supply air duct radiator. The temperature of the external sensor can be read from the service menu: menu service menu > unit information page 5 ”External sensor”.

• NOTE: If the duct radiator is used in the supply air duct, it can only be used for cooling.

• NOTE : When used to control the outdoor air duct radiator, the external NTC sensor is installed in the outdoor air duct before the radiator. When used to control the supply air duct ra-diator, the external NTC sensor is installed after the radiator.

• NOTE:
  When selecting the relay (C), take account of the maximum allowed combined power supply (6W) of the circuit board in the external MV electrical box, if the relay power supply comes from the circuit board’s +24V connector.

• NOTE:
  Due to the risk of humidity damage, in a duct that has not been insulated for condensation, the supply air temperature must not fall below +16 … 20 °C.

DUCT RADIATOR OPERATION CHART

In the outdoor air duct E IP

In the supply air duct

• P Circulation pump. Not included in the delivery. The pump should be suited to pumping liquid colder than the surrounding air, due to the risk of condensation (for example, Grundfos Magna 1 25-80).
• V Solenoid valve. Not included in the delivery. The valve that is chosen must be compatible with the heat collection circuit fluid (for example, Danfoss 032U161431)
• K Condensing water tube. Not included in the delivery.
• IP De-aerator. Not included in the delivery.
• S External electrical junction box for the MV
• N External NTC sensor for Vallox MV ventilation units
• C 24 VDC relay/contactor for controlling the pump and the solenoid valve. Not included in the delivery. (For example, ABB CR-P024DC2)
• Y one-way valve. Not included in the delivery.
• Y2 one-way valve. Not included in the delivery. The pressure loss must be less than the pressure loss of the heat pump.

EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST

NO.

1a

| PART

Door

| PRODUCT NO.

4116174

| NO.

4e

| PART

Extract air filter frame

| PRODUCT NO.

4114315

| NO.

11c

| PART

MyVallox carbon dioxide sensor (optional)

| PRODUCT NO.

949111

---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1c| Mounting screw of the door| 990712| 5b| Bypass damper motor| 930621| 11d| MyVallox humidity sensor (optional)| 946149
2a| HR cell| 933220| 5d| HR cell bypass damper assembly| 4115315| 11e| MyVallox VOC sensor (optional)| 949112
2b| Lower support for HR cell| 4114303| 6a| Post-heating resistor| 4115413| 11g| NTC sensor kit| 4115613
3b 3d| Extract air fan with a hood Supply air fan with a hood| 4115888| 6b| Additional heating resistor| 4115412| 13a| Siphon Vallox Silent Klick| 3494701
3f| Air flow control grille| 4114497| 7a| Safety switch| 948377| 14b| Motherboard| 949032-1
3i| Plastic screw Vallox 99| 950308| 8a| Wall mounting plate (optional)| 3080700| 14c| Glass tube fuse 63mA slow 5x20mm| 952490
4a 4b| Coarse and fine filter for supply air| 4114075| 10a 10b| MyVallox Control panel MyVallox Touch control panel| 949033

949090

| 14d| RJ45 extension cable| 952196
4c| Coarse filter for extract air| 4114459| 11a| Internal humidity and carbon dioxide sensor| 4107982| 15b| Connection box| 3526700

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

• Manufacturer Vallox Oy
• Address: Myllykyläntie 9-11, FIN-32200 LOIMAA, FINLAND
• Telephone number: +358 10 7732 200
• Fax: +358 10 7732 201
• The person who: Petri Koivunen
• compiles: Vallox Oy
• the technical file: Myllykylantie 9-11, FIN-32200 LOIMAA, FINLAND
• TEL: +358 10 7732 234
• Fax +358 10 7732 201
• Email:[email protected]

Declares that the ventilation unit for supply and extract air, equipped with heat recovery and operating as part of a ventilation system has been designed and manufactured to the following specifications:

1. Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU) – EN 60335-1:2012 + A11:2014, A13:2017 + A1:2919 + A14:2019 + A2:2019; EN 62233:2008
2. EMC Directive (2014/30/EU) – EN 61000-6-1:2007, EN 61000-3-2:2014 + A1:2009 + A2:2009, EN 61000-3-3:2013, EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011
3. Ecodesign Directive (2009/125/EY) – Commission regulation 1253/2014 – EN 13141-7 Annex B, EN 308. EN 13141-7. ISO 3741. ISO 5135

This is the original Declaration of Conformity
Loimaa, 71 August 2023

• Vallox Oy
• Myllykyläntie 9-11
• FI-32200 LOIMAA
• FINLAND
• Tel. +358 10 7732 200
• Fax. +358 10 7732 201
• www.vallox.com
• [email protected]
• ALV rek.|VAT
• Y-tunnus | Business ID:
• Kotipaikka|Registered Domicile:
• FI06723509
• 0672350-9
• Loimaa, Finland

www.vallox.com
Vallox Oy | Myllykyläntie 9-11 | 32200 LOIMAA | FINLAND

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References

• Vallox Ordering system — Vallox-ilmanvaihtolaitteiden suodattimet
• MyVallox Cloud
• Etusivu - Vallox

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