Start High Performance Fan; Set Performance/Save Speed - Rosenbauer Rte Ax B16 Betriebsanleitung

Operation
Operation
20.4.2

Start high performance fan

20.4.3

Set performance/save speed

Set performance
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The high performance fan can be started via 2 different options.
Start high performance fan with the Start high performance fan function
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switch.
If required start the high performance fan with the Increase perfor-
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mance (Boost) function switch.
► Engage high performance fan.
See chapter "Engage high performance fan".
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► Actuate Start high performance fan function switch, to start the high
performance fan.
The high performance fan will start.
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The performance of the high performance fan is set to 100%.
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Or
► Actuate Increase performance (Boost) function switch, to start the high
performance fan.
The high performance fan will start.
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The performance of the high performance fan is increased to
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120%.
The LEDs around the governor will flash.
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See chapter "Increase high performance fan performance
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(Boost)".
The high performance fan is started.
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► Watch out for any contact noise between the fan impeller and housing.
► Do not operate the high performance fan in the event of contact
noise.
► If vibrations, mechanical noises and unusual conditions occur, stop the
high performance fan immediately.
► Set the performance of the high performance fan to the desired value.
See chapter "Set performance/save speed".
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► If required the inclination of the nozzle unit can be adjusted.
See chapter "Adjusting the inclination of the nozzle unit".
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The performance is adjusted via the speed.
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The performance is set depending on the required air volume.
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The performance can be adjusted between 0 and 100 %.
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► Turn governor function switch clockwise to increase the speed of the
high performance fan.
► Turn governor function switch anti-clockwise to decrease the speed of
the high performance fan.
LEDs are positioned around the governor, which illuminate or go out in
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succession if the performance is changed.
The LEDs display the current speed (rpm).
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