VES Ecovent mini Handbuch

VES Ref. ID. VES-DSG-0005

November 2022

Original Instructions

Eagle Close, Chandlers Ford Industrial Estate, Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO53 4NF

Tel: +44 (0) 2380 46 11 50 email: inf[email protected] web: www.ves.co.uk

Operation & Maintenance Manual

Counterflow Heat Recovery Units

mini

Issue B

This manual must be read in full before Installation, Operation and Maintenance of the units

supplied

Please ensure that this document is passed to the end user. This manual forms an integral part of

the product and should be kept for the working life of the product. Additional copies of this and

supporting documents are available by contacting VES or by visiting www.ves.co.uk and following

the 'Download O & M's' link.

The following symbols used within this document refer to potential dangers, advice for safe

operation or important points of reference

Indicates hazards associated with electric current and high voltages

Indicates hazards that require safety advice for personnel or potential unit/property damage

Indicates important information

Warning

Caution

Important

Conventions

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page

Introducon .................................................................................................................................. 2

Nomenclature ................................................................................................................................ 3

Receipt of Goods & Handling ........................................................................................................ 4

Installaon ......................................................................................................................................4

Standard Wiring & Fan Installaon ........................................................................................... 8

Controls Setup ............................................................................................................................. 9

Contents

The ecovent®

mini series is a range of Heat Recovery units, with dues up to 0.1 m³/s.

Suitable for either plantroom, ceiling void or internal locaons. As standard, each unit will have been

supplied pre-wired to an isolator or ﬁtted control panel, as speciﬁed at the me of order.

The standard operang temperature of these units is -20 to +40 °C.

For further technical details regarding dimensions and weights, contact VES on 02380 461150,

quong the sales order (SO) number and the unit type as found on the unit nameplate, or

alternavely visit www.ves.co.uk.

Introducon 1

Maintenance .............................................................................................................................. 15

Nomenclature

Part Number Coding

Point Descripon Point Variants Details (as appropriate)

1 Product EV Ecovent® Heat Recovery Units

2 Heat Recovery type CM mini Series (Counterﬂow plate heat exchanger)

3 Unit Size 0...2 Sequenal see unit outline for details

4 Fan Type 4...8 Centrifugal EC fan

5 Fan Size 2...7 Sequenal

6 Phase -1 230V 50Hz Single Phase

7 Unit Conﬁguraon /FP Flat Plantroom

8 Main Heang Null No Heang

9 Inﬁll /DS 25mm double skinned

10 Handing /LT Le/Top Access

(denotes posion of /RT Right/Top Access

supply airﬂow LIDSAF) /LB Le/Bottom Access

/RB Right/Boom Access

11 Main Filter Null No ﬁlter

/G4 G4 (Coarse 65%) Pleated ﬁlter *

/F7 F7 (ePM 1 55%) Rigid Pleated Filter *

* BS EN ISO 16890 classiﬁcaon

12 Control Panel Secon /CPSC Fitted control panel

/ISC Fitted isolator/speed controller

13 Colour Null Galvanised ﬁnish

/R7004 Powdercoated ﬁnish, RAL7004 etc...

15 Powder Coat Type Null As colour

/IT Internal powdercoated only

/BT Internal/External powdercoated

16 Special /S Special (non-standard) Unit

EVCM274-1/FP/DS/LN/G4/CPSC/R9010LT

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Typical Example

EV CM 2 7 4 -1 /FP /DS /LB /G4 /CPSC /R9010LT

14 Finish MT Ma

SG San Gloss

FG Full Gloss

LT Leatheree

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Immediately upon receipt of goods, check for possible damage in transit paying parcular

aenon to fan impellers, drain connecons and unit casing. Prior to installaon please check

to ensure alignment and smooth rotaon of the impeller aer transit. Also check to ensure that

any ancillary items are included. These will normally be supplied ﬁtted or, in the case of small

items, taped to the unit.

In the event of any damage having occurred or if any item is found to be missing, it is essenal

to inform VES Andover Ltd. within 7 days of delivery quong sales order number and the unit

type, as found on the unit nameplate. Aer this period, VES would be unable to accept any

claim for damaged or missing goods.

The enre system must be considered for safety purposes and it is the responsibility of the

installer to ensure that all of the equipment is installed in compliance with the manufacturer’s

recommendaons, with due regard to the current HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK ACT and c

to all relevant statutory regulaons.

Where a unit is installed so that a failure of components could result in injury to personnel,

precauons should be taken to prevent such an injury. If the unit is installed where there is a

reasonable possibility of persons or objects coming into contact with the impeller whilst

operaonal, a guard should be ﬁtted or steps taken to prevent this. It is the installer’s

responsibility to ensure that access panels are not obstructed in any way and safe working

access for maintenance must be provided in accordance with Health and Safety and Building

Regulaons. For conﬁrmaon of required access please see the appropriate unit outline

drawing.

Consideraon must also be given by the installer for adequate illuminaon of the unit locaon

in order for safe maintenance. Further consideraon should be given to the unit’s posion and

secured into place as appropriate.

Mounng hangers, door furniture, isolators etc. extend beyond the casework and so are

vunerable to accidental damage. Take necessary precauons so as not to cause damage whilst

handling the unit.

The weight of each unit/secon is speciﬁed on the outline drawing and the total unit weight

will be displayed on the unit inspecon label. When liing the unit using a fork li truck

ensure the whole unit is supported by the full length of the forks. It may be necessary to use

fork extensions to fully support the unit properly. The centre of gravity may be offset from the

centre of the unit; this needs to be taken into consideraon when liing the unit.

Handle with care. Failure to fully support the unit during liing may result in damage to the unit.

Units are to be rigged and lied using spreaders, taking

into account the weight of the unit, and liing gear should

be arranged so as not to bear on the casework see right.

Cauon

Receipt of Goods

& Handling

Installaon

Liing Detail

Fig. 2

Fork Liing Detail

Fig. 1

Cauon

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For installaons using a metal framing systems (such as unistrut etc.) the feet can be rotated 180°

to allow for beer ceiling clearance. Carefully remove/retain the ﬁxings and reposion the feet as

required. Ensure all ﬁxings are correctly reinstated and ghten to 8Nm.

Connued

ecovent® mini units are supplied with feet suitable for ceiling-void mounng, by use of

Installaon 4

When hanging units from drop-rods, ensure that the load is evenly spread and that ALL feet are

used within the support, including those for ﬁtted silencers if included.

Ensure that the drop rod used is selected appropriatedly to accomodate the load of the unit.

Alternate Mounng

Fig.

Important

drop-rod mounng, in boom access orientaon, with airﬂow in the horizontal plane.

For alternave mounng please consult your outline drawing as supplied with the unit,

or refer to VES Customer Services for further informaon.

Secure drop rods/unit with the appropriate ﬁxings as shown below .

Please consult the unit outline drawing for speciﬁc unit weight when choosing suitable ﬁxings.

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Connued

When accessing the unit 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 parcularly important with

boom access units. Ensure the AHU has been given me to come to a complete stop before

aempng any work to the unit

Access

Cauon

Installaon 4

Boom Access panels are held into posion using 8No. M6 Panhead Pozi Fixings.

To remove, ensure the access panel is fully supported. Carefully remove/retain the black cover caps

and remove the screw ﬁxings retained within. Ensure all ﬁxings are correctly reinstated and ghten

to 8Nm upon re-assembly.

For correct ﬁlter access and servicing, please see secon 7 Maintenance for full details

Unit Access

Fig.

Important

For units with ancillary heang please see the appropriate product O&M

Electric Heater

Baeries

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Connued

The unit is ﬁed with a drain pan terminated to a Ø15mm internal drain spigot and a Hep20 push

ﬁt straight connector. Join through the case using the hole provided into the connector, trap as

required and terminate via an appropriate waste system or by use of a peristalc pump.

It is important that the drain be allowed to clear without obstrucon. Ensure that the unit is

mounted level and the drainpan is angled so that water drains towards the drain spigot as the

drain may have moved during transit/installaon.

Failure to do this may result in excess condensaon within the unit and possible ﬂooding.

Condensaon

Typical Ecovent

Drainpan Installaon

Fig.

Cauon

Typical trapping detail

Fig.

Installaon 4

Ø15mm Push Fit Connector

Drain pan

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The electrical supply MUST BE FULLY ISOLATED before aempng to aﬀect any work on this unit.

All electrical connecons to any unit must be carried out in accordance with the current

edion of the I.E.T. Regulaons, only competent Electricians should be allowed to aﬀect any

electrical work to our units.

It is recommended that the cable entry point should be at the side of the unit as shown below in

ﬁgure 8. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that a suitable cable gland (giving

adequate protecon and strain relief) is ﬁed, and in doing so also ensure that no internal

components are damaged during this installaon.

Do not connect any unit to an electrical supply voltage outside of the speciﬁcaon.

Standard Wiring

& Fan Installaon

Warning

Important

Warning

Recommended

cable entry points

Fig. 8

Take parcular care to note the posion of the drain and associated pipework. Make certain any

swarf produced is removed before use.

It is the installer’s responsibility to supply earth protecon through the building installaon device

and a dedicated, isolated power 220-240VAC 50Hz supply with overload protecon, to account for

motor start up currents. See below for speciﬁc fan details Fig.

The installer must provide a switched fused spur. The spur must be a 5 Amp, double pole connecon

point that is local to the unit (the contact separaon of the fused spur switch should be at least

3mm).

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Standard Fan Details

Fig. 9

Size Phase Motor Size Voltage Fan Speed rpm Full Load Current Speed Control

174-1 1 0.100 kW 230 VAC 1410 0.83 A EC

274-1 1 0.100 kW 230 VAC 1410 0.83 A EC

EVCM

For all units with ﬁed controls, please see the accompanying wiring diagram for full details or

contact VES Customer Services Department on 02380 461150 , quong the sales order (SO)

number and , quong the sales order (SO) number and unit type as found on the unit name plate.

Important

Recommended

cable entry points

Controls Setup 6

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The following set up should only be undertaken by a competent commissioning engineer.

Incorrect adjustment will adversely aﬀect the accuracy and performance of the system

Cauon

PSEL900463

(Roller buton HMI)

PSEL900461

(Six buton HMI) up

down

enter

System Overview 3/7

Unit Status: Healthy

Control Mode: Manual

State: Disabled:Fire Alarm

Room T emper ature: 0°C

Room CO2: 0ppm

Menu 4

Supply Speed:

System Overview 1/7

Unit Status: Alarm

Control Mode: Manual

State: Standby

Room T emper ature: 0°C

Room CO2: 0ppm

Menu 4

Supply Speed:

esc

alarm

Although the controls will interface with a building management system (BMS), inial setup can only

be completed using a handheld human-machine interface (HMI) which will have been supplied with

the order. There are two versions of HMI available, a roller buon version and a six-buon version.

The buon operaon is described below but the menu operaon is the same for both.

There are two modes of operaons available. Read only mode, whereby several parameters may be

viewed for a quick visual inspecon of the systems current state and Commissioning mode, which

allows the user to view and edit all parameters. This includes funcons such as adjusng fan speeds,

temperature setpoints, heang type and integrated communicaons sengs. Commissioning mode

is typically indicated by the presence of 3 keys in the top right-hand corner, in read only mode this

will be blank.

Controls Interface

HMI Variants

Fig

down

enter

access

level

alarm

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Connued

Log oﬀ

Password handling 1/1 Ñ

20.0%

Min Limit:

80.0%

Max Limit:

50.0%

To Edit Enter Password

Night manual Speed:

70.0%

Manual Speed:

Extract Fan Speed Set Points:

FALSE

Supply Fan Speed Set Points:

Manual Override:

18.0°C

100%

Night Temperature:

Speed Output

21.0°C

Supply Speed Control 4/7

Night manual Speed:

2/2

20.0%

4/5

Min Limit:

Set Points

80.0%Max Limit:

50.0%

70.0%

Manual Speed:

FALSE

Manual Override:

100%

Speed Output

Supply Speed Control 3/7

TRUE

FALSE

Main Temperature:

Alarms

4/6

Alarms

To Edit Enter Password

Outputs

4/6

1/5

Set Points

System Switch

Night Temperature:

Setup / Commissioning

Outputs

System Overview

System Switch

Inputs

18.0°C

21.0°C

Main Temperature:

Setup / Commissioning

System Overview

Extract Fan Speed Set Points:

Supply Fan Speed Set Points:

EnterPassword

Inputs

Password

Set Points

Plug the HMI into the RJ45

Socket on to unit as shown.

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, move to

the Set Points ﬁeld and press

enter.

Move to To Edit Enter

Password and press enter.

Enter password 5973. This

will now return you to the

system overview screen.

Note: There should be 3 keys in

the top right-hand corner to

indicate commissioning mode.

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, move to

the Set Points ﬁeld and press

enter.

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, move to

the Supply Fan Speed Set

Points and/or Extract Fan

Speed Set Points ﬁeld and

press enter.

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, move to

the Manual Override ﬁeld and

press enter.

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, move to

the TRUE ﬁeld and press enter.

Press the escape buon to

return to the previous screen.

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, move to

the Manual Speed ﬁeld and

press enter.

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, adjust the

fan speed and measure the

unit airﬂow to achieve the

desired duty rate. Press enter

once complete. Repeat the

process for Night Manual

Speed; Max Limit and Min Limit

as required.

Once complete, long press

the enter buon and press

enter to log oﬀ.

5973

100.0%

30.0 %

Seng fan speeds

Controls Setup

Starng the unit

Alarms

Set Points

OFF

Setup / Commissioning

OFF

Outputs

Night Setback

1/6

System Overview

1/3

System Overview

Inputs

System Switch

Plug the HMI into the RJ45

Socket on to unit as shown.

Note: when the HMI is ﬁrst

plugged in, it may take up to

45 seconds before the HMI is

ready

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, move to

the System Switch ﬁeld and

press enter.

Using the up and down

buons on the HMI, move to

the ON ﬁeld and press enter.

The unit should now run,

in conjuncon with the supply

fan and extract fan setpoint

parameters.

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