Thermoscreens C1000R, C1500R, C2000R, C1000AR, C1500AR Installation, Operation & Maintenance Instructions Manual

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C-RECESSED RANGE AIR CURTAINS
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING INSTALLATION
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UN-PACKING YOUR C-RECESSED AIR CURTAIN
The following items are supplied and packaged within the boxes.
C-Recessed Air Curtain
Motorised Valve
(Ecopower LPHW units only)
Remote Control
Ecopower Electric & LPHW
Manual Ambient
Recessed Grille
If anything is missing or damaged please contact your place of purchase immediately.
For your records
Date of Purchase…………………………….. Place of Purchase……………………………. Serial Number…………………………………
For warranty purposes proof of purchase is necessary so please keep a copy of your invoice.
(All documentation supplied with each unit should be stored and kept for future reference).
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INSTALLATION OF YOUR HORIZONTAL APPLICATION C-RECESSED AIR CURTAIN
The C-Recessed air curtain has been designed for recessing within ceiling voids or bulkheads.
Location
Ensure that the unit is mounted within its height specification of 1.8m to 2.75m maximum (from floor level to the underside of the unit/grille) and that it is situated as close to the door as possible. Note: The air discharge should be nearest to the door as shown in adjacent figure. Ensure the air curtain is as close to the door opening as possible for best performance, obstructions such as door opening devices, structural beams etc will reduce the performance.
Note the C-Recessed air curtain has a series of punched air vent ilation slots along one side panel of the unit which will be within the ceiling void once the unit is installed. There m ust be an air gap of 50mm minimum between these ventilation holes and any obstruction/bulkhe ad within the ceiling void to allow ventilation air to easily enter the air curtain via these slots. Furthermore, the ceiling void must be sufficiently large and freely ventilated so there will be an adequate supply of ventilation air (m
3
/hr) to the unit, see Table 1. If the ceiling void is enclosed around the air curtain it will need an air ventilation grille of effective free area (cm as given in Table 1 and an adequate air path within the void for air to enter the punched air ventilation slots.
Table 1
Air curtain
Required air flow within
ceiling void (m3/hr)
Effective free area of ventilation grille
for an enclosed ceiling void (cm2) C1000R 353 500 C1500R 421 700 C2000R 707 1200
Ceiling Suspension
Make the cut-out in the ceiling to the dimensions given in Figure 1, ensuring the length of the hole is exact. The air curtain will fit through the ceiling cut-out, ensure there is sufficient height clearance in the ceiling void to do this. Alternatively, the ceiling can be fitted after the air curtain has been installed.
Clearance holes for M8 threaded rod to enter from above are provided on the top face of the casing (4x, for dimensions see Figure 1) allowing the unit to be suspended. Insert rod through each hole in top and
fixing bracket
attach onto each fixing bracket at lower edge of air curtain (see insert). Lock rod in place using M8 nut above and below fixing bracket (threaded rod and locking nuts are not provided). Ensure rod does not come below bottom face of unit. Ensure each of the threaded rods are secured on to a suitable structure that can support the weight of the unit (for unit weights see Table 2)*.
* It is the sole responsibility of the installer to ensure that the building fixing points and suspension system used are suitable for the air curtain being installed
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Electrical
supply inlet
33
165
1m-140
2m-150
1.5m-140
B
206
CEILING LEVEL
C
25-85mm
A
C2000R
2040
22
2090
LPHW connections
Rp 1/2 (1/2" BSP female)
257
22
301
Figure 1
1579
1529
C1500RC1000R
353
1179B(mm)
1129
A(mm)
15791179 2090
1209 1609 2120
C(mm)
Length(mm)
Cut-Out
311 311 311
Width(mm)
in Ceiling
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Safety and Electrical Connections
All electrical wiring and connections MUST be carried out by a competent qualified electrician in accordance with the latest edition of the IEE wiring regulations and/or local statutory regulations.
A single phase or 3 phase isolator with a contact separation of at least 3mm in all poles
must be fitted to the supply wiring (the isolator must be fitted in an accessible position). The air curtain must be earthed. The appliance must be connected using cables having an appropriate temperature
rating (heat resistant). Ensure that the supply cables, circuit breakers and other electrical installation
equipment are correctly sized for the air curtain being installed; see Table 2. On a 3 phase electrical supply the unit requires a neutral connection (3N~). Cable glands used for the Electrical Input must be rated IP21 or higher.
Table 2 Air Curtain Electrical
Supply
Rated Power
Input (kW)
Current per
phase (A)
Heat Output
(kW)
Weight
(kg)
(V/ph/Hz)
C1000AR 230/1/50 0.15 0.7 N/A 19 C1500AR 230/1/50 0.20 0.9 N/A 25
C2000AR 230/1/50 0.25 1.1 N/A 35 C1000WR 230/1/50 0.15 0.7 6.0 20 C1500WR 230/1/50 0.20 0.9 9.0 27 C2000WR 230/1/50 0.25 1.1 12.0 37
C1000ER 400/3/50 9.15 13.7 4.5/9.0 22
C1500ER 400/3/50 12.20 18.3 6.0/12.0 30
C2000ER 400/3/50 18.25 27.2 9.0/18.0 41
Fitting/Connecting the Ecopower Remote Control (excluding Ambient)
The remote control unit should be located in a suitable place for easy access, it can be fixed to the wall via two key-hole slots. Drill
3.5mm
and fix the screws into the wall leaving a small gap between the head and the wall, lower the unit onto the screws, for fixing
80mm
6mm
centres see adjacent figure. Ensure suitable fixing screws are used.
The remote control is supplied with 3m of cable and a pre-fitted RJ connecting plug. Ensure the remote control cable is safely secured and connected.
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Fitting of the Recessed Grille
The grille consists of a frame, grille core (fitted within the frame) and four brackets (note: the brackets are fixed to the frame).
Removal of Grille Core
Prior to fitting the grille to the air curtain and the ceiling the grille core will need to be removed from its frame. Release the grille core by unfastening the two conical bolts fitted at each end of the grille core. Push against the spring loaded pins and the grille core can now be pulled clear of its frame.
Note: the grille core will still be attached to the frame via cord safety ties.
The rectangular hole in the ceiling must be sized to suit the grille frame, see Figure 1 for dimensions.
Attaching the Grille to the Air Curtain
Before lifting the grille frame into position locate the four M6 bolts (two inside each end of the air curtain). Remove the M6 bolts and lift the frame into position (ensure that when fitted the air discharge vanes align with the air discharge of the air curtain, see Figure 1), screw each M6 bolt through the slot in the grille bracket until all four are located into place. Adjust the height of the grille frame (via slots in brackets) so the frame fits nicely against the under side of the ceiling. Once the desired height is achieved tighten each M6 bolt in place locking the grille frame into the correct position.
Adjusting the Separator Plate
Within the air curtain there is a sliding separator plate, this needs adjusting up or down to stop the air discharge re-circulating within the air curtain. To adjust the separator plate release the M6 bolts at either end, extend the slide plate so that it will just touch the topside of the grille along its whole length and tighten the bolts. It will be necessary to fit the grille core to gauge where the separator plate should be fitted.
Fitting the Grille Core
Once the above is complete the grille core can be refitted, to do so locate each spring loaded pin in its locating hole, push against the spring loaded pins to allow the fixed pins to locate within their fixing holes. Tighten and secure the conical bolts fitted at each end of the grille core.
Once the ceiling is finished remove the protective plastic film from the recessed grille frame.
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LPHW Models
For LPHW models ensure suitable water mains isolation valves are fitted in the flow and return pipework.
When fitting the 3-port valve ensure that the pipe connections are fitted as detailed below and are in accordance with the manufacturers leaflet supplied with the valve.
Air Curtain Water Flow Rate (l/s)
Coil Water Pressure Drop (kPa)
82/72 °C
C1000WR 0.14 2.77 C1500WR 0.21 6.74 C2000WR 0.29 13.40
Ambient Models
Ambient units are supplied with a remote switch unit. The switch unit allows the air curtain to be powered ON/OFF and select one of three fan speeds.
Multiple Installation (Ecopower only)
To Master/Slave two or more air curtains together the remote control is plugged into the Master unit and a RJ lead should be connected from the Master to the Slave unit(s). Thermoscreens 3m RJ extension leads are available and must be ordered separately. Additional air curtains, up to a maximum of eight units, may be connected as indicated below. For Master/Slave configuration an independent mains supply as per Table 2 must be supplied to each air curtain.
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Ecopower Controller Motherboard (v8)
Function
Fan Heat Interlock –
The heat output is dependent on the fan speed. If low or medium fan speed is selected the heat output can only go up to first heat stage. Only if the unit is operating on high fan speed can the second heat stage be selected. This feature operates in manual or auto mode.
Disable Fan Run-on –
Disable fan run-on.
Thermostat Master –
Only the air sensor thermistor in the master air curtain will be used for measuring the reference air temperature for the whole master/slave installation.
Overheat Fan Disable –
If DIP4 is on and thermal overheat trips, heat and fan circuits are isolated and LED’s on wall switch flash. If DIP4 is off and TOC trips out, only the heat circuit is isolated and the LED’s on the wall switch flash.
Retain User Settings (toggle) –
If electrical supply to the air curtain is removed, upon restoring electrical supply the customer’s settings on the remote control will be retained, i.e. if unit were operating beforehand, it would automatically start up again and operate on the exact same settings as before.
Fan run-on time set two minutes. Built-in If “FAN ONLY” has been selected, at Reduce time for fan speeds to turn on and
index up through Low, Medium and High fan speed when turning on via the BMS/Remote On/Off option.
- white rectangle indicates the moveable head of e ach 4 way DIP switch
Control
DIP1 Option
ON
OFF
1 2 3 4
DIP2 Option
(LPHW & Ambient only)
ON
OFF
1 2 3 4
DIP3 Option
ON
OFF
1 2 3 4
Suitable on vertical electrically heated Designer air curtain. Maximum heat output achieved if maximum fan speed selected. Independently set-up DIP switch on each mother board.
Must only be used for LPHW and Ambient air curtains. Independently set­up DIP switch on each mother board.
The air sensor thermistors in all the slave air curtains will be ignored. This will then avoid situations on larger doorways with master/slave air curtains where some units can blow cold air whilst others can blow warm air, because they currently all refer to their own air sensor for control of the heat output of each air curtain. The master air curtain need not be the one that the wall control is plugged into.
DIP4 Option
(Electric only)
ON
OFF
1 2 3 4
Wall switch upgrade required.
The handset has to be powered on. Independently set-up DIP switch on each mother board.
To remove fault, isolate electrical supply to air curtain, reset TOC and reconnect supply.
Optional feature –via secret key press (Fan­down)
Wall switch upgrade required.
To toggle – switch unit on from handset. Hold Auto button till Auto LED flashes. Press fan down button to toggle selection.
switch off, no fan run-on.
Built-in
Comments
Standard
As supplied, the default setting would be for heat and fan settings to be independent (DIP1 OFF).
As supplied, the default setting would enable fan run-on (DIP2 OFF).
As supplied, the default setting would be for the air sensor thermistor on all units to be measuring (DIP3 OFF).
As supplied, the default setting would enable fan if TOC trips (DIP4 OFF).
NB: If TOC operates with an upgraded switch the LED’s on switch flash, regardless of DIP4 settings.
As supplied, the default setting would be for the unit to start up again automatically. Need to do the secret key presses to revert back to “nothing happens” when power is restored, as we have it now.
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DIP switches fitted on the Ecopower board provi de a selection of optional features as described above. Isolate and switch electrical power off before configuring and/or changing any DIP switch settings.
Easy plug-in arrangement for remote air sensor thermistor on a 1m lead. Plugging-in the remote air sensor to J3 disables the standard air sensor thermistor alr ea dy fitte d on the Ecopower board. As supplied, the board will not have the remote air sensor fitted.
An INHIBIT two screw terminal fitted on the Ecopower board for BMS remote On/Off feature. If the terminal is linked, i.e. by 2 wires to a remote volt free contact, the unit will run. If it is open c ircuit across the terminal the unit will switch off. This remote On/Off feature has global switching logic, i.e. if you master/slave several units together you need connect the remote contact to only one of them to turn all units on and off in the master/slave system. As supplied, a wire link will be fitted to the terminal block on every unit. For summer settings place a 3.3k resistance across the INHIBIT terminal, with these settings fans only will run ev en if controller is requesting for heat.
Customer Building Management System
ECOPOWER BOARD
A HEALTHY two screw terminal is included on the board for a fault signal indicatio n if the electric elements overheat cut-out has operated. A healthy system provides a 24V DC signal at the terminals compared to an overheat fault which provides OV DC.
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Ecopower Remote Control Operation
Auto Mode
Higher Fan Speed
Higher Heat
Auto on Indicator
Fan Speed Indicator
On / Off
Lower Heat
Lower Fan speed
Heating Level Indicator
Push On/Off switch to turn On, then operate as follows :-
Auto Switches between manual and automatic heat regulation. The Auto on indicator LED is lit for "Auto Mode" and un-lit for "Manual Mode".
On/Off Turns the air curtain On or Off (when turned off the settings for
heat and fan speed are retained). If the air curtain is heating when it is turned off with this switch the fan will run-on for a time (approx. 2 minute) to dissipate excess heat.
Selects the appropriate fan speed (Low, Medium or High) to suit the air curtain height and outside wind conditions. Fan speed can be changed when unit is in either Auto or Manual Modes. A fan speed indicator LED shows which fan speed is selected.
In "Auto Mode” the air curtain measures the incoming air temperature
and automatically selects the necessary amount of heat to keep it at the level selected. Heating level indicator LED's go from 0% to 100% in 8 steps to show the level selected.
In "Manual Mode” heat output can be selected as Zero, Half Heat or Full Heat. Heating level indicator LED's go 0%, 50% or 100% to show the
level selected.
Push On/Off switch again to turn Off
Note If the mains supply is isolated or cuts-out during operation the On/Off switch will need
to be pushed again to start the air curtain when the mains supply is restored. The safety thermal cut-out in the air curtain may operate, if this happens it will need to be reset by a competent technician.
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Commissioning
Once the air curtain is functioning check that the fans operate at Low, Medium and High speeds, that there is no excessive mechanical noise coming from the fans and that all fans are working. If the unit is electric heated or water heated check that the air stream from the discharge grille warms up across the whole length of the air curtain when heating is selected. Check that heating increases as higher heat is selected and feel to see that the warm air stream is reaching across the doorway with door open or closed. If an Ecopower controller is being used check its operation in Manual Mode. Then select Auto Mode and increase the heating set point until the air stream warms up. Reduce the heating set point until the air stream goes cold.
Before leaving site it is important that the air curtain installation is “Handed-Over” to the end user or his representative and the operation of it is fully explained and that they understand how it operates. Explain also the service intervals and that the unit must be regularly cleaned.
Fault Conditions
In the event of a fault with electrical heated air curtains the thermal cut out(s) may operate. Note: If the mains supply is isolated during operation then the thermal cut outs may operate.. The thermal cut out(s) are located within the unit directly above the electric element banks (one on the 1 & 1.5m and two on the 2m model). There are two fuses on the Ecopower circuit board which may blow in the event of a fault. For Ambient units the fuse is located within the control panel at the left hand side of the air curtain.
In the case of a fault condition (refer to flowchart) do not attempt to reset the thermal cut outs or replace the fuses, arrange for a Thermoscreens appointed technician or certified electrician to attend the unit to investigate the reason why the thermal cut outs/fuse(s) have operated. Once the cause has been determined and rectified, they will reset/replace the thermal cut out/fuse and function test the unit.
PCB Status
Fitted on the PCB board inside of the air curtain is an LED shown as LED1 on wiring diagrams that will indicate the Ecopower control status.
1. LED flashing green – operation normal.
2. LED flashing red – low supply voltage.
3. LED permanently red – thermal cut outs open circuit (electrically heated models only).
Note to reset the thermal cut outs please refer to Fault Conditions section detailed above.
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User Fault Finding Flowchart (for Ecopower Control)
Service Agent to
reset thermal cut-
out(s)
Service Agent to
investigate why
thermal cut-out(s)
have operated
Is Electrical
Power
switched on
Yes
Are the fans
operating
correctly
Yes
Select heat output
No
No
Do the LED’s
light up on the remote
control
Yes
Switch on Electrical
Power
Connect remote control and push On/Off switch
to turn unit on
No
No
Is the remote
control
plugged in
and turned
on
Yes
Yes
Check if thermal
cut-out(s) have
tripped (Electric
Heated only)
No
Contact Installer
No
Contact Installer
Is the unit
discharging
warm air
Yes
Unit is working
satisfactorily
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Service & Maintenance
Always disconnect and isolate the mains electricity supply before installing, maintaining or repairing this equipment. Note: All maintenance/repairs should only be carried out by a competent electrician or Thermoscreens appointed technician.
To ensure the air curtain operates at full efficiency the inlet/outlet grilles, fan impellers, housings and motors must be kept free of dust and debris. Build up of dust on the fan impellers can cause vibration, noise and excessive wear on the motor bearings.
Frequency of cleaning will depend on the environment, but we would recommend that the unit be cleaned a minimum of every 3 months (failure to adequately maintain the unit and provide a suitable cleaning schedule will result in performance degradation and reduce the life expectancy of the air-curtain).
Remove the grille from the air curtain. Vacuum and clean the build-up of dirt and debris within the air-curtain (please note that the motor(s) are permanently lubricated
and require no additional lubrication).
Once the air curtain has been cleaned check all electrical connections within the unit ensuring terminals are tight and that crimped connections have not become loose. Re-install the recessed grille ensuring the straight louvers are directly under the air discharge and the 45° louvers are directly under the air intake. Reconnect the electrical supply and fully function test the air-curtain to ensure correct operation (See Commissioning).
Warranty
If any problems are encountered, please contact your installer/supplier. Failing this please contact the Thermoscreens warranty department. All units are covered by a two year warranty period.
Care has been taken in compiling these instructions to ensure they are correct, although Thermoscreens disclaims all liability for damage resulting from any inaccuracies and/or deficiencies in this documentation. Thermoscreens retain the right to change the specifications stated in these instructions.
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