How To Balance The Unit - Dantherm HCH 5 Installations- Und Serviceanleitung

How to balance the unit

Introduction This section will guide you through balancing of HCH 5 and HCH 8.
Important Only trained and certified technicians are allowed to balance the unit!
Legislation Regulation of the air flow rates must always be carried out according to the national
legislation.
Only nominal air flow rate must be balanced. The nominal air flow rate corresponds to
Fan Step 3 in Manual Operation Mode on the control panel. See the other set points in
the section "Set points and control strategies" on page 16 and "Description of the con-
trol panel" in the user's guide.
When Regulation of the unit must take place in the following situations:
• Before the first operation of the unit
• If the size of the house has been changed
• If the house is renovated and the ducting system is affected by it
• If the filter type is changed e.g. in connection with the pollen season
Before you start All air dampers in the ducting system must be installed according to manufacturer rec-
ommendations before the regulation of HCH 5 and HCH 8 should take place.
Make sure that you have the following equipment ready before the installation starts:
• Pressure manometer with approx. 5 mm diameter hose matching the pressure
• Screwdriver with hex lobular pan head 25
Balancing the air When balancing the air volumes of HCH 5 and HCH 8 it is important to ensure that the
flows airflows are of equal mass flow!
The supply air flow (T2) must under no circumstances be higher than the extract air
flow (T3), as this can cause humid air to be pressed into the building construction, with
destructive, negative, effects on the building, if the vapour shield it not 100 % air tight
Procedure Follow this procedure to balance the unit:
12
adapter on the unit, which is 6 mm in diameter
Important:
Step
1 Dismount the front door.
Make sure that the insulating cover
plates in front of the filters are cor-
rectly mounted with the soft side to-
wards the filter. Push the sheets
against the filter to avoid any air be-
ing sucked in that way.
Action
Continued overleaf