Declaration of conformity3
Transport • Safety symbols4
Important information • Maintenance • Packaging5
Unit description • Versions6
Main components • Description of components8
Selection criteria • Operating limits10
System examples11
Technical date for 2-pipe versions12
Technical date for 4-pipe versions13
Cooling capacity 14
Heating capacity44
Pressure drops46
Correction factors in operation using glycol water48
Sound pressure level • Sound power level49
Description of accessories50
Accessory compatibility table51
Illustrations of the accessories52
Installation information56
Installation (Module 600)57
Installation (Module 840)59
Connections61
Installing and replacing the filter (Module 600)63
Installing and replacing the filter (Module 840)64
Keep the manuals in a dry place - to maintain their good condition - for at least 10 years, for any future reference needs.
Carefully and thoroughly read all the information referred to
in this manual. Pay particular attention to the instructions for
use accompanied by the words “DANGER” or “WARNING”
because, if they are not complied with, the machine/property
can damaged and/or people can be injured.
If any kind of malfunction is not included in this manual, contact the local After Sales Service immediately.
The device must be installed in such a way that maintenance
and/or repair operations are possible.
The device warranty does not in any case cover costs resulting
from the use of automatic ladders, scaffolding or any other lifting system necessary for carrying out repairs under warranty.
AERMEC S.p.A. declines all liability for any damage due to
improper use of the machine, or the partial or superficial reading of the information contained in this manual.
Certain illustrations may show parts supplied as payable accessories.
This manual contains the following number of pages:76
Bevilacqua, 02/12/2010 La Direzione Commerciale – Sales and Marketing Director
Luigi Zucchi
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Die Person barechtigt, die Unterlagen zusammenzustellen: Pierpaolo Cavallo
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DICHIARAZIONE DI CONFORMITÀ
Noi, fi rmatari della presente, dichiariamo sotto la nostra esclusiva responsabilità, che il prodotto:
VENTILCONVETTORE
serie FCL
al quale questa dichiarazione si riferisce è conforme alle seguenti norme
armonizzate:
soddisfando così i requisiti essenziali delle seguenti direttive:
Il est interdit de faire fonctionner l'appareil avec des accessoires qui ne
sont pas fournis de Aermec.
KONFORMITÄTSERKLÄRUNG
Wir, die hier Unterzeichnenden, erklären auf unsere ausschließlich Verantwortung, dass das Produkt:
GEBLÄSEKONVEKTOR
der Serie FCL
auf das sich diese Erklärung bezieht, den folgenden harmonisierten Normen
entspricht:
womit die grundlegenden Anforderungen folgender Richtlinien erfüllt werden:
- Niederspannungsrichtlinie: LVD 2006/95/EG
-
Richtlinie zur elektromagnetischen Verträglichkeit: EMC 2004/108/EG
- Maschinenrichtlinie: 2006/42/EG
FCL + ZUBEHÖR
F
alls das Gerät mit Zubehörteilen ausgerüstet wird, die nicht von
Aermec geliefert werden, ist dessen Inbetriebnahme solange untersagt
.
DECLARACIÓN DE CONFORMIDAD
Los que suscriben la presente declaran bajo la propia y exclusiva
responsabilidad que el conjunto en objeto, defi nido como sigue:
FAN COIL
serie FCL
al que esta declaración se refi ere, está en conformidad a las siguientes normas armonizadas:
al que esta declaración se refi ere, está en conformidad a las siguientes normas armonizadas:
Está prohibido poner en marcha el producto con accesorios no suministrados por Aermec.
- CEI EN 60335-2-40
- CEI EN 55014-1
- CEI EN 55014-2
- CEI EN 61000-6-1
- CEI EN 61000-6-2
- CEI EN 61000-6-3
- CEI EN 61000-6-4
- EN 60335-2-40
- EN 55014-1
- EN 55014-2
- EN 61000-6-1
- EN 61000-6-2
- EN 61000-6-3
- EN 61000-6-4
- EN 60335-2-40
- EN 55014-1
- EN 55014-2
- EN 61000-6-1
- EN 61000-6-2
- EN 61000-6-3
- EN 61000-6-4
- EN 60335-2-40
- EN 55014-1
- EN 55014-2
- EN 61000-6-1
- EN 61000-6-2
- EN 61000-6-3
- EN 61000-6-4
- EN 60335-2-40
- EN 55014-1
- EN 55014-2
- EN 61000-6-1
- EN 61000-6-2
- EN 61000-6-3
- EN 61000-6-4
TRASPORTO • CARRIAGE • TRANSPORT • TRANSPORT • TRANSPORTE
FCL (600x600)
NON bagnare. Tenere al riparo
dalla pioggia
Do NOT wet
CRAINT l’humidité
Vor Nässe schützen
NO mojar
FCL (840x840)
Sovrapponibilità: controllare sull’imballo per conoscere il numero di macchine
impilabili
Stacking: control the packing to know the number of machines that can be
stacked
Empilement: vérifier sur l’emballage pour connaître le nombre d’appareils pouvant
être empilés
Stapelung: Die Anzahl der stapelbaren Geräte, wird durch die Symbole auf den
Verpackungen ermittelt
Apilamiento: observe en el embalaje para saber cuántos equipos pueden apilarse
NON lasciare gli imballi sciolti durante il trasporto - Non rovesciare
Do NOT leave loose packages during transport
ATTACHER les emballages pendant le transport
Die Verpackungen nicht ungesichert transportieren
NO lleve las cajas sueltas durante el transporte
NON calpestare
Do NOT step
NE PAS marcher sur cet emballage
Nicht betreten
NO pisar
NON trasportare la macchina da soli se il suo peso supera i 25 Kg
DO NOT handle the machine alone if its weight is over 25 Kg
>25Kg
NE PAS transporter tout seul l’appareil si son poids dépasse 25 Kg
Das Gerät NICHT alleine tragen, wenn sein Gewicht 25 Kg überschreitet
NO maneje los equipos en solitario si pesan más de 25 kg
Fragile, maneggiare con cura
Fragile, handle with care
Fragile, manipuler avec soin
Zerbrechlich, mit Sorgfalt behandeln
Frágil, manejar con cuidado
Freccia: alto
Arrow: high
flèche: haut
Pfeil: hoch
Flecha: alto
SIMBOLI DI SICUREZZA • SAFETY SYMBOL • SIMBOLES DE SECURITE
SICHERHEITSSYMBOLE • SÍMBOLOS DE SEGURIDAD
Pericolo: Pericolo: Pericolo!!!
Tensione Organi in movimento
Danger: Danger: Danger!!!
Power supply Movings parts
Danger: Danger: Danger!!!
Tension Organes en mouvement
Gefahr ! Gefahr ! Gefahr!!!
Spannung Rotierende Teile
Peligro: Peligro: Peligro!!!
Tensión Elementos en movimiento
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND MAINTENANCE
WARNING: the fan coil is connected
to the power supply and a water circuit. Any operation by persons who
do not possess the required technical
skills can lead to personal injury to the
operator or damage to the unit and
surrounding objects.
POWER THE FAN COIL ONLY WITH
230V, SINGLE-PHASE VOLTAGE
Any other type of power supply could
permanently damage the fan coil.
DO NOT USE THE FAN COIL IMPROP-
ERLY
Do not use the fan coil for animal hus-
bandry applications (e.g. incubation).
AIR THE ROOM
Periodically air the room in which the
fan coil has been installed. This is particularly important if the room is occupied by many people, or if gas appliances or sources of odours are present.
ADJUST TEMPERATURE ADEQUATELY
The room temperature should be adjust-
ed in order to provide maximum comfort to the people in the room, especially if they are elderly, children or
sick people; avoid differences over 7°C
between the outdoor temperature and
the temperature inside the room in
summer.
In summer, a temperature that is too low
causes higher electrical consumption.
CORRECTLY ADJUST THE AIR JET
Air coming out from the fan coil must
not reach people directly; in fact, even
if the air is warmer than the room temperature, it could cause a cold sensation and result in discomfort.
DO NOT USE EXCESSIVELY HOT
WATER
Clean the fan coil with a soft cloth or
sponge soaked in water not over 40°C.
Do not use chemical products or solvents to clean any part of the fan coil.
Do not spray water on the outer or
inner surfaces of the fan coil (it might
cause short circuits).
CLEAN THE FILTER PERIODICALLY
Cleaning the filter frequently guarantees
enhanced operating efficiency.
Check whether the filter is very dirty: in
this case, clean it more often.
Clean frequently; remove the accumu-
lated dust with a vacuum cleaner.
Once the filter is clean, refit it on the fan
coil following the removal instructions
but in reverse order.
SUPPLEMENTARY CLEANING
The fact that the blades of examinable
shrouds can be removed (operation
done only by adequately skilled technicians) ensures a thorough cleaning of
the internal components, which is particularly important when installing the
unit in crowded areas or venues requiring high hygiene standards.
DURING OPERATION
Always leave the filter fitted on the fan
coil during operation (otherwise dust in
the air could soil the coil surface area).
WHAT IS NORMAL
In cooling mode, water vapour may be
present in the air delivery of the fan
coil.
In the heating mode, a slight hiss
might be heard close to the fan coil.
Sometimes the fan coil might give off
unpleasant smells due to the accumulation of substances present in the air of
the room (clean the filter more often,
especially if the room is not ventilated
regularly).
While the unit is functioning, there
could be noises and creaks inside
the device due to the various thermal
expansions of the elements (plastic and
metal), but this does not indicate any
malfunction and does not damage the
unit unless the maximum input water
temperature is exceeded.
MALFUNCTION
In the event of a malfunction, cut off
power supply to the unit, then restore
the power and start the unit again.
If the problem occurs again, call the
local After-Sales Service immediately.
DO NOT TUG THE ELECTRIC CABLE
It is very dangerous to pull, tread on or
crush the electric power cable, or fix it
with nails or drawing pins.
A damaged power cable can cause short
circuits and injure people.
DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE AIR
OUTLETS BY PLACING OBJECTS
INTO THEM
Do not put anything in the air outlet
slots.
This could injure people and damage
the fan.
PACKAGE
The fan coils are shipped in standard
package which consists of expand-
ed polystyrene foam and cardboard
shells.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE UNIT
AIM OF THE UNIT
The fan coil is a room air treatment terminal unit for both winter and summer operation.
FCL version
Cassette-type fan coil for installation in suspended ceilings.
AVAILABLE SIZES
The Cassette fan coils of the FCL range are available in two basic sizes, called "Modules"
FCL_V2 will only be referred to when
there are differences compared with
the standard FCL version; otherwise
• FCL_V2 version, with standard internal
2-way valve fi tted with fast connection
actuator and visual position signalling,
suitable for systems with a variable water fl ow rate.
- GLL10 / GLL20
If you intend to connect an electronic
control panel, check the settings
of the dip switches inside the panel
correspond to the system requirements;
if necessary, modify the settings
as indicated in the control panel
instructions.
In units with 4-speed motors, select
the 3 fan speeds most suitable for the
system.
they will simply be called FCL. Versions
FCL_VL and FCL_V2 are available upon
request.
• FCL_VL version, without an internal
valve.
- GLL10M / GLL10R / GLL20R
Check the settings of the dip switches
inside the electric box correspond to
the system requirements; if necessary,
modify the settings.
In units with 4-speed motors, select
the 3 fan speeds most suitable for the
system.
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- Cooling operation: the remote control
can be used to set the cooling mode
and the room temperature required
(setting). If the fan speed is set in
automatic mode, the control board
selects the fan speed and decides
the water valve opening on the basis
of the difference between the room
temperature set by the user (setting)
and the temperature measured by the
ambient probe. In the case of 4-pipe
systems, in cooling mode the control
board will pilot the cooling solenoid
valve while the heating solenoid valve
is closed.
- Heating operation:the remote control
can be used to set the heating mode
and the room temperature required
(setting). If the fan speed is set in
automatic mode, the control board
selects the fan speed and decides
the water valve opening on the basis
of the difference between the room
temperature set by the user (setting)
and the temperature measured by the
ambient probe. In the case of 2-pipe
systems, in heating mode the control
board will pilot the standard solenoid
valve. In the case of 4-pipe systems,
in heating mode the control board
will pilot the hot water solenoid valve
(accessory) while the cooling solenoid
valve is closed.
- AUTO (Automatic) operation: by
activating "AUTO" mode on the
remote control, the room temperature
is decided by the control board,
which will also select the fan speed
(operating in Automatic mode). The
thermostat reads the SA ambient
probe (continuously, even in heating
operation, despite the thermostat
being enabled) and decide whether
to operate in heating, cooling or
dehumidifi cation mode. It is possible
to correct the fixed operation setting
by ±5°C, using the remote control. In
automatic mode, the unit re-selects the
function after each start from standby.
- Heating operation with electric heater:
if the unit is fitted with an electric
heater for heating operation, then the
only fan speeds allowed are maximum
(V3) and average (V2); minimum
speed (V1) will only be automatically
activated in the post-heating phase.
The dip switches are used to determine
- during installation - whether the
electric heater is a supplementary or
replacement one.
Heating operation with supplementary
electric heater: the heater is activated
at the same time as the heating water
valve, to increase the efficiency of
the unit. Alternatively, if the water
temperature is insufficient, the heater is
activated to make up for the low output
provided by the water coil. Ventilation
only begins after heater start-up (preheating).
Heating operation with replacement
electric heater: the heater is only
activated if the water temperature is
insufficient. Ventilation only begins
after heater start-up (pre-heating).
- Water probe upstream of the valve: the
probe measures the temperature of the
water in the system.
- Continuous ventilation (in cooling and
heating modes): ventilation is always
active - the thermostat only controls the
water valves and the electric heater.
- Thermostat-controlled ventilation
(heating): ventilation is delayed
following the thermostat call, to allow
the hot water to flow through the coil
(pre-heating).
- Dehumidification operation: requires
the circulation of cold water in the
system. The ventilation speed is always
at minimum, but the operation setting
fixed by the control board can be
corrected by ±5°C, using the remote
control.
- Operation with timer: used to
programme a delay in the switching
off and on of the unit, from 0.5 to 12
hours.
A power failure brings the timer
settings back to zero.
- Full Power operation: ventilation
is forced at maximum speed, while
the temperature settings are 32°C in
heating mode and 18°C in cooling
mode.
- Pause for voltage failure: after a pause
due to voltage failure, the unit restarts
with the settings in use before the
pause. Only the timer will be zero-set.
- Delayed start-up: the unit can delay
the start of ventilation compared with
ignition.
This delay is usually up to
2'40", but in particular conditions it
may be extended.
- SW4 probe: as an option, a probe can
be installed to measure the temperature
of the water in the system.
- Emergency command: If necessary
there is an “AUX” key on the grille
receiver, that activates the "AutoEmergency" mode. In this mode, the
unit functions automatically on the
basis of the room temperature
@ read
in the moment w
hen the AUX key is
pressed. If "Auto-Emergency" mode is
selected, timer operation is excluded.
The pressing of the AUX key is
indicated by an acoustic signal. Turning
off is also via the same “AUX“ key.
Description of the functions of fan coils fi tted with GLL-M and GLL-R grille units
MAIN COMPONENTS
1 Grille with air filter
2 Receiver (GLL_M; GLL_R)
3 Air delivery deflector
4 Grille frame
5
Tray
6 Base unit
7 Fastening brackets
8 Electrical box
9
Water connections (only for 4 pipes)
10
Water connections (2 pipes)
11 Air drain valve
12 Push-out, coupling for air delivery in
an adjacent room
13 Condensate drain
14 Remote control (GLL_M; GLL_R)
FCL (Module 600)
GLL 10M
GLL 10R
14
FCL (Module 840)
GLL 20R
13
12
12
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1011
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9
7
6
5
2
8
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DESCRIPTION
The FCL cassette-type fan coil is an
air treatment unit. The FCL combines
advanced technological and functional characteristics, making it the ideal
climate control unit for every type of
room. The supply of climate-controlled
air is distributed throughout the room.
FCL generates heat if included in
a heating system with boiler or heat
pump, but may also be used in the
summer as an air conditioner if the
heating system has a water chiller.
The fan coils are designed for 2- and
4-pipe systems (in the versions with hot
water coil).
The unit is installed in a suspended ceil-
ing with the possibility to send conditioned air to adjacent rooms and
introduce external air regardless of unit
ventilation.
The FCL units are available in two basic
sizes, called:
"Module 600" for units integrable in
standard 600x600mm suspended ceiling panelling
"Module 840" for the more powerful ver-
sions (to be housed in a compartment
measuring 840x840mm).
BASE
The load-bearing base is made of gal-
vanised sheet steel. The following
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5
2
are fixed to the base: fixing brackets,
coils, motor and fan, condensate discharge pump, attachment plate, control
board unit and condensate drip tray.
By means of the flanges (accessories),
it allows the channels (for renewing
ambient air and/or delivery to an adjacent room) to be joined to the sides.
The units with "Module 600" consist of a
reinforced load-bearing structure with a
side band in galvanised sheet steel and
thermal insulation provided by injection-moulded polystyrene foam elements that reduce noise and convey air.
The units with "Module 840" consist of
a structure made entirely of galvanised
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sheet steel, thermally insulated with
closed cell polyethylene foam and covered with anti-condensate felt.
FASTENING BRACKETS
Galvanised steel brackets for attaching
the unit to the ceiling.
TRAY
Tray closing off the unit. Made of injec-
tion co-moulded polystyrene to avoid
thermal dispersion and the formation of
condensate, it conveys conditioned air
towards the louvres and from the condensate drip tray.
The air suction conveyor is equipped
with a protective grille that impedes
access to the moving fan.
THERMAL EXCHANGE COIL
The coils used have copper pipes and
corrugated or turbulent aluminium
louvres. They are designed to offer the
maximum heat exchange surface. All
batteries are provided with air bleed
pipes and water drain valves, located
respectively on the highest and lowest
point of the battery circulation.
WATER VALVE
The standard version of the unit includes
an internal 3-way all-or-nothing valve
with fast connection actuator and
visual position signalling, assembled
as standard on the heat/cool coil and
powered with a current of 230V ~
50Hz.
The units are available - upon request -
in two other versions, one with a 2-way
valve and the other without a valve.
The units with dual coil (for 4-pipe sys-
tems) can be connected to a second
valve, available as an accessory in the
3-way versions (for fixed output systems), or the 2-way versions (for variable output systems).
FAN UNIT
The fan unit, with the latest axial-centrif-
ugal fan designed to obtain low-sound
emissions, is dynamically and statically
balanced.
The electric motor offers 3 speeds for
smaller sizes (FCL 32-34-36-38) and
4 speeds for larger sizes (to be able
to select the 3 speeds that best meet
the specific power and noise requirements). The FCL can be set with continuous fan operation to prevent the
layering of air in the room.
The electric motor is cushioned with
elastic supports and the steel shaft is
assembled on bearings.
The fan unit can be easily accessed for
cleaning and maintenance.
CONDENSATE DISCHARGE DEVICE
The condensate drain device is needed
to dispose of the condensate that is
produced by the unit and deposited in
the polystyrene tray. The device consists of a control card, a non-return
valve, a three-level floating sensor
and a pump with a maximum head of
800mm. The unit can easily be connected to the condensate discharge system by means of a plastic coupling
(ext. Ø 16mm).
ALARM: when the level of condensate
in the tray reaches the prefixed limit,
the alarm will stop the flow of water
to the battery, allowing only the fan to
function.
WATER CONNECTIONS
The attachment plate groups together
the water connections and the vent
of the coil's primary circuit for 2-pipe
and 4-pipe systems. The plates contain
raised symbols that identify the input
(IN) and output (OUT) water connections for the water.
FILTERING SECTION
The air filter is inserted in the suction
grille.
Mechanical air filter with ABS frame.
Filter in filtering class G1, self-
extinguishing class V0 (UL94).
Easily removable and made from regen-
erable materials. May be cleaned by
washing.
SUCTION AND DELIVERY GRILLE
UNIT
(GLL range accessories)
The FCL cassette-type fan coil is only
complete when used with a grille of the
GLL range - an obligatory accessory for
the operation of the fan coil. The grille
accessory of the GLL range not only
offers suction with a filter and air deliv-
ery fins, but also a special electric box
with bayonet coupling to the connector
that is bound to the unit's load-bearing
structure.
The form and opening of the suction lou-
vres were developed in order to have
the best possible distribution of the air,
both when functioning in winter as
well as in summer.
Intake occurs through the central grille,
and delivery through the adjustable,
outer slots. In plastic, colour RAL 9010,
it contains the air filter that can be eas-
ily removed for cleaning.
The same standard FCL unit can be con-
fi gured in a number of versions by sim-
ply combining it with different grille
units of the GLL range (obligatory
accessories) to determine its working
modes:
- GLL 10 M (for Module 600 only)
With remote control, fi ns adjustable from
the remote control, IR receiver inte-
grated in the grille. GLL-M has an elec-
tronic thermostat able to manage all the
confi gurations (heating coil with valve,
cooling coil with valve, supplemen-
tary or replacement electric heater) as
well as all the functions (heating, cool-
ing, continuous or thermostat-operated
ventilation, dehumidifi cation, timed
switch-on or switch-off operations).
When working with the electric heater,
the ventilation is only active at maxi-
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mum and medium speeds.
- GLL 10 R (for Module 600 only)
GLL 20 R (for Module 840 only)
With remote control, manually adjusted
fi ns, IR receiver integrated in the grille.
GLL-R has an electronic thermostat able
to manage all the configurations (heating coil with valve, cooling coil with
valve, supplementary or replacement
electric heater) as well as all the functions (heating, cooling, continuous or
thermostat-operated ventilation, dehumidification, timed switch-on or switchoff operations). When working with the
electric heater, the ventilation is only
active at maximum and medium speeds.
- GLL 10 (for Module 600 only)
GLL 20 (for Module 840 only)
Version with manually adjusted fi ns, must
be interfaced with a single or centralised external control panel (not included). The working modes are managed
from the control panel. It is necessary to
choose a control panel that can manage
all the functions and any accessories
that may be installed. The accessories of
the SIT range allow several FCL units complete with GLL to be connected in
a single network and commanded from
a single control panel (for the selection,
consult the characteristics and compatibility of the accessories).
CONTROL PANEL (Accessory)
The units with a GLL10 or GLL20 grille
unit must be used with an external control panel (see the compatibility and
functions of the control panels).
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SELECTION CRITERIA
The main technical data of the FCL
range are summarised in the tables.
The tables show the sensible and total
refrigerating yield at maximum speed,
in relation to the temperature of the
inlet water, its temperature change
and the air temperature with dry bulb
and wet bulb (for the sensitive output
and the total output respectively).
The performance levels at average
and minimum speed are obtained by
multiplying the tabular values by the
relative correction factors.
The water side pressure drops are
shown in the charts.
The correction factors when the unit
operates with glycol water for cooling
and heating function modes are
shown in the graphs in percentages of
glycol of 10%, 20% and 35%.
The heating capacity in relation to
the water flow rate, and to the
temperature difference between the
incoming water and the incoming
air, is shown in a chart. It refers to
maximum speed; the performance
levels at average and minimum
speed are obtained by multiplying
the values obtained from the graph
(at maximum speed) by the relative
correction factors.
The sound pressure and power levels of
the fan coils at the various speeds are
shown in the tables.
There is a wide range of accessories
for the FCL fan coils, but in certain
cases some of them cannot be used
simultaneously: check the accessories
are compatible with the fan coil
chosen. The manual contains a
description of each accessory, plus a
drawing and its compatibility.
The installation information is included
in the manuals supplied together with
each fan coil or its accessory. This
manual is limited to provide general
information in order to obtain a
correct installation; it also contains
drawings with fan coil dimensions
and the wiring diagrams with the
connections to control panels.
OPERATING LIMITS
FCL3234363842446264728284 102 104 122 124
Maximum water inlet temperature[°C]80
Maximum operating pressure[bar]8
Minimum water flow rate (heating)[l/h]
Maximum water flow rate (heating)[l/h] 750400750400750400 1050 400 1050 1750 1200 2450 1200 2450 1200
Minimum water flow rate (cooling)[l/h] 100100100100100100150150150250250350250350250
Maximum water flow rate (cooling)[l/h] 750750750750750750 1050 1050 1050 1750 1750 2450 1750 2450 1750
Room temperature limits (Ta)[C°]0 < Ta < 40
Relative humidity limits in the roomR.H.U.R. < 85%
Power supply230V ( ±10% ) ~ 50Hz
Performance values refer to the following conditions:
- at the maximum motor speed;
Water temperature
In order to prevent air stratification in the
room, and therefore to achieve improved
mixing, it is advisable not to supply the fan
Minimum average water temperature
If the fan coil is working in continuous
cooling mode in an environment where
the relative humidity is high, condensate
might form on the air delivery and
on the outside of the device. This
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- the total input power is determined by adding the input power
for the unit to the input power for the accessories connected
and declared in the corresponding manuals.
coil with water at a temperature over 65°C.
The use of water at high temperatures
could cause squeaking due to the different
(plastic and metal), this does not however
cause damage to the unit if the maximum
operating temperature is not exceeded.
thermal expansions of the elements
condensate might be deposited on any
objects underneath and on the floor.
To avoid condensate on the external
structure of the device while the fan is
functioning, the average temperature of
limits shown in the table below, that
depend on the thermo-hygrometric conditions of the air in the room.
These limits refer to unit operating with
fan at minimum speed.
Input current (max speed)A0.220.220.330.370,700,690,75
Peak current A0.660.660.991.112,102,072,25
Power supplyV / Hz230 ~ 50Hz
Maximum protection levelIP20202020202020
Heat exchanger water contentL1.21.51.52.134.54.5
Water connections (cold circuit)Ø gas3/4”3/4”3/4”3/4”3/4”3/4”3/4”
Water connections (hot circuit)Ø gas1/2”1/2”1/2”1/2”1/2”1/2”1/2”
Kvs (3-way valve, standard version)2.52.52.52.5444
Kvs (2-way valve, V2 version)2.52.52.52.52.52.52.5
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
19001520
1898169619021787
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
14
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
3
Qv [m
FCL32
Speed V3
Speed V2
Speed V1 (Minimum)
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
/h]k (Pc)k (Ps)
60011
4100,770,82
3000,610,65
15
COOLING CAPACITY - FCL36
Ta
Tw
[°C]
5
7
9
T [°C]
3
5
7
3
5
7
3
5
7
Pc [W]Ps [W] Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W] Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
30002400
2997267830032821
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
16
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
3
Qv [m
FCL36
Speed V3
Speed V2
Speed V1 (Minimum)
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
/h]k (Pc)k (Ps)
60011
4100,750,74
3000,600,58
17
COOLING CAPACITY - FCL42
Ta
Tw
[°C]
5
7
9
T [°C]
3
5
7
3
5
7
3
5
7
Pc [W]Ps [W] Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W] Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
39503160
3946352639543714
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
18
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
3
Qv [m
FCL42
Speed V4
Speed V3
Speed V2
Speed V1 (Minimum)
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
/h]k (Pc)k (Ps)
70011
5300,820,75
3600,640,58
2600,500,44
19
COOLING CAPACITY - FCL62
Ta
Tw
[°C]
5
7
9
T [°C]
3
5
7
3
5
7
3
5
7
Pc [W]Ps [W] Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W] Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
49803810
4975425149854478
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
20
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
3
Qv [m
FCL62
Speed V4
Speed V3
Speed V2
Speed V1 (Minimum)
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
/h]k (Pc)k (Ps)
88011
6600,790,74
5000,640,60
3800,530,49
21
COOLING CAPACITY - FCL72
Ta
Tw
[°C]
5
7
9
T [°C]
3
5
7
3
5
7
3
5
7
Pc [W]Ps [W] Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W] Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
54604100
5454457454664819
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
22
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
3
Qv [m
FCL72
Speed V4
Speed V3
Speed V2
Speed V1 (Minimum)
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
/h]k (Pc)k (Ps)
90011
6800,750,73
5200,610,57
4000,510,46
23
COOLING CAPACITY - FCL82
Ta
Tw
[°C]
5
7
9
T [°C]
3
5
7
3
5
7
3
5
7
Pc [W]Ps [W] Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W] Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
60004200
5994468660064936
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
24
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
3
Qv [m
FCL82
Speed V4
Speed V3
Speed V2
Speed V1 (Minimum)
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
/h]k (Pc)k (Ps)
110011
8300,800,79
6800,680,66
4600,470,45
25
COOLING CAPACITY - FCL102
Ta
Tw
[°C]
5
7
9
T [°C]
3
5
7
3
5
7
3
5
7
Pc [W]Ps [W] Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W] Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]Pc [W]Ps [W]
21°C Ta D.B.23°C Ta D.B.25°C Ta D.B.27°C Ta D.B.29°C Ta D.B.30°C Ta D.B.
123095045122905823122526591122526982
Tw [°C] = Inlet water temperature
Ta W.B. [°C] = Inlet air temperature with wet bulb
Ta D.B.[°C] = Inlet air temperature with dry bulb
Pc [w] = Total Cooling capacity
Ps [w] = Sensible Cooling capacity
COOLING CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
The Cooling capacity of the table are at maximum speed (maximum
air flow). To determine the Cooling capacity based on the speed
(air flow), the values shown in the table must be multiplied by the
following factors (k):
26
IFCLTY 1112 - 4528511_04
Qv [m3/h] = Air flow rate
NB: the output values in bold type indicate the nominal value.
If sensible output values are above the total output, this means that
cooling is carried out without dehumidification.
If this occurs, take into consideration only the sensible output values.
3
Qv [m
FCL102
Speed V4
Speed V3
Speed V2
Speed V1 (Minimum)
/h]k (Pc)k (Ps)
135011
10100,780,77
8300,660,65
5600,450,44
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