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L0001758-E – User manual for Duco's ventilation systems
1B. Which system do I have?
The capabilities of your ventilation system will depend on the configuration of the system. Please contact your Duco
installer if you don't know which ventilation system you have. A Duco Demand-Controlled Ventilation System consists of the
following:
• Central extract unit This unit extracts polluted air as required. With a System D, the unit (DucoBox Energy) also supplies
fresh air.
• Air duct network (not a Duco product) Via ventilation ducts to various rooms, the polluted air is extracted to the
ventilation unit (and fresh air is supplied with System D). Note: depending on the configuration of your system, not every
room will be ventilated directly. Rooms in which there is no exhaust duct provided are ventilated via feed-through to
other rooms. This can be done for instance with a window ventilator in internal doors or an air gap under them.
• One or more sensors*CO
incorporated into a User controller in the room, into air ducts or into the ventilation unit.
• One or more User controllersFor manual operation of the ventilation system.
• Window ventilators (only with System C) Fresh air is supplied via window ventilators incorporated in windows, window
frames, a sliding door or an outside wall. Your ventilation system may include manual and/or Tronic (= electronically
controlled) window ventilators. Manual window ventilators require to be opened and shut by the user. Tronic window
ventilators are electronically controlled window ventilators which open and shut automatically as the system sees fit.
* Exception: Duco C System
You will need to leave manual window ventilators at least partially open in
order to guarantee automatic system operation.
CENTRAL OR ZONAL VENTILATION?
With central exhaust (= non-local exhaust), overall ventilation is provided across the entire system. The ventilation system
will therefore exhaust air from all rooms at all times, regardless of where the polluted air is detected or in which room the
user has operated the system. The system therefore has just one zone.
With zonal ventilation (= local ventilation) the system ventilates in the zone where it is necessary. Accordingly, a User
controller will only control the relevant zone, unless the User controller is set to 'master' operation (= operating the entire
system). A zone may consist of one or more rooms (e.g. living room + kitchen).
Note: some settings (see below in this manual) apply only to the room in which the user is located. In central-ventilation
systems, i.e. with just one zone, these settings apply to the whole system.
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