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dantherm cdp 75 manualThe CDP swimming pool dehumidifiers are close to silent and the installation in a plant room further reduces the noise. De CDP75-125-165 DANTHERM zwembadluchtbehandelingskasten zijn speciaal. Osuszacze CDP 75, 125 i 165 pracuja zgodnie z zasada kondensacji. Irrtumer und. CDP Read more about montage, stands, sockelschienen, illustration, dantherm and bundvanger. Vykonne bazenove odvlhcovace exkluzivni rady CDP znacky Dantherm. Siroka nabidka jednotlivych typu a vykonu s originalnimi doplnky. De CDP 125 is zeer efficient in agressieve omgeving en past voor zwembadoppervlak tot 75m2.Reload to refresh your session. Reload to refresh your session. Cdp 75 Air Handlers pdf manual download. Also for: Cdp 165, Cdp 125. Energy-efficient Climate Control - Global Website - Dantherm. Som alternativ kan en alm.Kontakten tilsluttes til. The humid air is drawn into the unit by a fan. In the evaporator the air is cooled and when its temperature has fallen to below the dew point, the water vapour condenses into droplets which are led to a drain. Make sure that there is enough place for the drain outlet and the water trap 2. The drainage pipe has to be fitted with a water trap to prevent false air from getting in through the pipe. As an alternative a condensate pump can be fitted at the water outlet to pump the water to a drain. The heating coil is designed for installation in the air outlet duct. The heating coil has duct connection spigots allowing direct fixing to the connections of the units. The switch is connected to terminals 7 and 8 and the outlet for the switch is 12 V. Contact a service technician or a Dantherm representative. NOTE! If the dehumidifier is not functioning correctly, shut it down immediately. Mittels eines Ventilators wird die zu entfeuchtende Luft angesaugt. Das Kondenswasser wird danach zu einem Abfluss geleitet. Diese Abtauungsweise wird passive bedarfsgesteuerte Abtauung genannt, da sie nur bei Bedarf stattfindet.http://www.bellina.pl/userfiles/ex3-camera-manual.xml
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Setzen Sie sich bitte mit einem Servicemonteur oder einer DANTHERM Vertretung in Verbindung. La batterie est munie des raccordements des gaines pour connexion directe au tuyau de raccordement de l’appareil. Blind cover, cpl. Blenddeckplatte, kpl.Blind cover, cpl. Blenddeckplatte, kpl.Blind cover, cpl. Blenddeckplatte, kpl.Blind cover, cpl. Blenddeckplatte, kpl.Blind cover, cpl. Blenddeckplatte, kpl.Registrieren Sie sich jetzt. Den torre og kolde luft ledes videre gennem kondensatoren, hvor den genopvarmes. Som folge af den varme der frigives ved vanddampenes kondensering samt varmetilskuddet, der stammer fra kompressorens driftseffekt, tilfores luften mere varme end der blev fjernet fra den under afkolingen. Dette varmetilskud svarer omtrent til en temperaturstigning pa 5?C. Ved en stadig cirkulation af rumluften gennem affugteren vil rumluftens relative fugtighed efterhanden falde, hvorved der opnas en hurtig men skansom udtorring. Top d?kplade Genindkobling af HP og termorel. CDP 75, 125 og 165 kan placeres pa stodabsorberende bundvanger. Bundvangerne leveres som tilbehor efter onske. CDP 75 og CDP 125 kan monteres pa v?goph?ng. Ved montering af affugteren pa en v?g anbefales det at montere svingningsd?mpere mellem affugteren og v?goph?nget. V?goph?nget leveres som tilbehor efter onske. Desuden bor man ved placeringen af affugteren v?re opm?rksom pa, at der skal v?re fri adgang til affugterens inspektionsside. Efter placeringen af affugteren pamonteres det medfolgende handtag pa inspektionslagen. 2.2 Aflob for kondensvand Aflobet til kondensvandet er placeret pa den side af affugteren, hvor rumluften suges ind i affugteren. Med affugteren folger en 0,5 m aflobsslange, som pas?ttes tilslutningsstudsen( ?”) og fastsp?ndes med det medfolgende sp?ndeband. Aflobsslangen ledes til aflob. OBS! Det er vigtigt, at aflobsledningen fra affugteren til aflobet har et fald pa min. 2. Aflobsledningen skal forsynes med en vandlas for at sikre imod falsk luft via aflobsledningen.http://goldenlionjalisco.com/archivos/ex3-instruction-manual(1).xml Som alternativ kan en alm.Inspektionslagen og d?kpladen pa affugterens forside afmonteres. Den midterste sektion med styringen afmonteres og flyttes gennem affugteren til bagsiden. Inspektionslagen og d?kpladen (front) monteres pa bagsiden. D?kpladen (bag) monteres pa forsiden af affugteren. 2.5 Kanaltilslutning Indsugnings- og udbl?sningskanaler til og fra affugteren samt gitre skal v?re dimensioneret saledes, at det eksterne tryktab ikke overstiger nedenstaende trykv?rdier afh?ngig af affugterens storrelse. CDP 75 Pa 140 CDP 125 CDP 165 230 240 Hvis trykket er hojere end de angivne v?rdier vil affugteren evt.Abningen er d?kket af et d?ksel, som fjernes ved tilslutningen. Benyttes der tilslutning af friskluft bor der installeres en ventilator til udsugning af den ekstra m?ngde indbl?ste luft for at opretholde et komfortabelt undertryk i rummet samt for at undga at fugt og eventuelle klordampe diffunderer gennem rummets v?gge. En ekstern ventilator til udsugning af den ekstra m?ngde indbl?ste luft kan tilkobles klemme 7 og 8 pa printkortet sammen med friskluftspj?ld. Via denne tilkobling vil den eksterne ventilator starte sammen med friskluftspj?ld. Klemme 7 og 8 ma maksimalt belastes med 6A. 2.7 Tilslutning af vandvarmeflade Til CDP 75, 125 og 165 kan der tilsluttes en vandvarmeflade til opvarmning af udbl?sningsluften fra affugteren. Vandvarmefladen er beregnet til montering i udbl?sningskanalen. Fladen er forsynet med kanaltilslutningsstudse, saledes at den kan forbindes direkte til affugterens tilslutningsstuds. Styringen er forberedt, sa der kan tilkobles en rumtermostat pa klemme 5 og 6. Udgangen til termostaten er 12 V, og for tilslutningen fjernes lusen ved klemme 5 og 6. 5 Benyttes styresignalet til styring af vandvarmefladen samt en tilkoblet rumtermostat, vil vandvarmefladen altid blive afbrudt, nar strommen til affugteren afbrydes. Endvidere er det muligt via trykknappen med balsymbolet at afbryde og genindkoble vandvarmefladen, nar denne er tilkoblet affugteren pa den ovenfor anforte made. (Se afsnit 4.3 Trykknap indikationer). Tekniske data pa vandvarmefladen er vist pa side 69. 2.8 Tilslutning af vandkolet kondensator For at kunne lede et evt.Herved kan affugterens varmeoverskud overfores til vandet i swimmingpoolen i stedet for til rumluften. CDP 75, 125 og 165 med vandkolet kondensator leveres med tilslutningsstudse(O15 mm) af kobber. Ved brug af klemringsfittings kan tilslutningsstudsene sammenkobles med PEX ror, hvis den videre rorforing ikke skal v?re af kobber. Til styring af den vandkolede kondensator anvendes normalt en temperaturstyret bassinvandspumpe, som starter automatisk, nar en vis rumtemperatur er overskredet, og pumper bassinvandet gennem kondensatoren. Tilkoblingen af fremlobet sker ved tilslutningsstudsen med betegnelsen ”IN” og tilbagelobet ved tilslutningsstudsen med betegnelsen ”OUT”. Afrimningsfoleren monteres i klemme 15 og 16 pa printkortets klemr?kke. DIP Switch 3 og 6 indstilles pa ON og foleren placeres i folerlommen pa fordamperfladen. The powder painting finish is standard NATO green, RAL 6014. Illustration This illustrates the heater: ? 1 1 ? ? ? ? ? No. ? Part Outlet openings. Flue stack ? Access holes for wheel storage Storage compartment. Flue outlet opening. Adjustable fresh air openings ? ? ? ? ? Fig. 1 Wheels ? ? Wheels ? Skids ? Parking stand ? Hinged door 1 1 Inlet openings The two wheels.The parking stand ? can be fixed in a horizontal position when the wheels are removed. Lifting and carry- Manual lifting and transporting the unit is carried out by the use of the side handrails, ing which are also suitable for the tie-down anchor points. Slots in the skid runners allow it to be handled by a forklift truck. We have a lifting point in the flue gas outlet, which makes it possible to lift the heater by a crane. Skid runners The base of the cabinet is fitted with skids ?, so that the heater can slide over ice, snow or earth with the wheels removed. Storage compart- When not in use, the remote thermostat (accessory), CO monitor (accessory), tool kit, ment service manual, and wheels are stored within the storage compartment.Continued overleaf 11 Cabinet, continued Duct openings The air outlet openings.Duct connections are provided for two tents, both supply and return air, making the heater suitable for either heating 100 outside fresh air, or recirculating interior air. (Recirculation can significantly reduce fuel consumption). Fresh air openings On both sides of the unit are adjustable fresh air openings.Flue outlet open- The flue outlet opening.The flue stack ? is fitted with insulated handles for easy and safe fitting and dismantling. A certain mixture rate of combustion air and atomized fuel will create a sort of gas which gives high efficiency combustion without soot. An electric transformer supplies high voltage for ignition across two electrodes upon start up. When the flame is established the ignition ceases. The operation cycle is controlled by a solid-state electronic device. During start up a 15 second pre-purge is followed by the opening of the solenoid valve for oil atomizing and ignition. Safety shutdown will occur after five seconds if a flame is not detected via the photo cell unit. The flame can be inspected through a small glass window.An insulated flue stack is extended to discharge the exhaust gases upwards approximately 2 m above ground. 13 Air circulation system Illustration This illustrates the air circulation system: ? No. ? Part Heated air outlet. Direct driven fan ? Air inlet ? Fresh air intake ? ? ? Fig. 3 Air circulation sys- The air circulation system consists of a direct driven fan.Four air duct connections are provided, two on the supply discharge side. Oil lance ? ? Fig. 4 Fuel system Fuel is sourced externally from either a drum or jerry can, and is drawn by the burner pump to the burner through a fuel assembly starting with oil lance.The pre-heater is provided with an automatically, integral thermostatic temperature control. In the pump ?, the fuel is sucked through a fuel filter which collects fine particles of dirt and foreign objects, which has not been taken out by the first filter in the water separator. The pump has an internal by-pass to lead part of the flow back into the preheater and flow control. The pump pressure can easily be adjusted and a gauge displays the true pressure. From the pump fuel travels to the nozzle through the fuel pressure tube. Safety devices will completely shut down ignition, fuel flow and fans in case of malfunction. All operating controls and components are mounted to permit easy access for operation, maintenance and troubleshooting. Details about how to operate the unit is to be found in section “Operation of the heater”, page 27. Illustration, outside This illustrates the control panel which is placed on the left hand side of the unit when standing in front of the burner compartment: ? ? No. ? Connector for remote thermostat. Connector for CO monitoring. Function switch ? Part See details on the different positions in section “Operation of the heater”, page 27. Power supply cable ? Fig. 5 Illustration, inside This illustrates the control panel which it is possible to see on the left hand side, after opening the burner compartment cover: No. ? ? Part LED lights which indicate the different states of the unit. These are explained in section “Operation of the heater”, page 27. Hour-meter which accumulate the hours the burner is active ? ? Reset button for circuit breaker which protects the control printed circuit board ? Fig. 6 Continued overleaf 16 Control system, continued Room thermostat The room thermostat (accessory) will be placed inside the tent, to control the room temperature. The wanted temperature will be set on the thermostat. If the temperature falls below the set point the thermostat will automatically start up the burner. After reaching the set point the thermostat automatically shuts off the burner of the unit again. See also “Set-up”, page 23 (Thermostat) for further explanation. CO monitor The CO monitor (accessory) will be placed inside the tent nearby the warm air distribution duct. The CO monitor is factory set and will stop the complete unit if the CO content in the air is higher than the set point of the monitor. At the same time the monitor will give an acoustical signal. See also “Set-up”, page 23 (CO-monitor) for further explanation. Overheat protec- The overheat thermostat operates when the heat exchanger is in danger of being dam- tion aged from an excess of temperature. This thermostat protector shuts down the fuel, ignition and air supply systems. The red OT indicator lamp on the internal control box illuminates. Follow this procedure to reset the system (after determining the fault): Burner flameout A flameout protector built in into the burner, activates when the burner flame is abnor- protection mal or unstable. This safety device automatically shuts off the fuel flow, ignition and combustion air supply. The red reset button on the burner control box illuminates. In this case the unit will stop totally and can only be started again after having pressed the reset button on the OT thermostat Continued overleaf 17 Control system, continued, continued LED CO failure Color Red Indication Illuminates when a CO monitor is connected and a CO alarm has been detected. In this case the unit will stop totally and can only be started again after having pressed the reset button on the external CO monitor Power 18 Green Illuminates when the power is connected to the unit Reset circuit For protection of control circuit this breaker is installed. If it trips off, the breaker has to breaker be reset by pressing the button. Hour meter This hour meter accumulates the hours the burner is active. Accessories Introduction There are different accessories available for the VA-M40 MK II which can be ordered directly from Dantherm. You will find the part number or NSN for ordering in the spare part section on page 58. The section contains all the necessary information which is needed to install, start up, run and store the unit. Contents This section contains the following topics: Topic 20 See page Pre-planning 21 Set-up 23 Operation of the heater 27 Fuel handling 30 Operation at high altitudes 31 Shutdown of the heater 32 Transport and storage 33 Pre-planning Introduction The set up is an important factor for gaining the highest performance and reliability from the warm air heaters with a minimal power and fuel consumption. A camp application can be set up in various ways and still work, but a few important tips will be given in this section. The normal set up for a VA-M40 MK II has been designed for two tents with a set of return and supply air ducts for each tent. Illustration This illustrates the normal setup for VA-M40 MK II units: Return air ducts Supply air ducts Fig. 7 Location It is important that the VA-M40 MK II units are always placed outside the tent with the flue stack mounted, to avoid smoke gases from being drawn into the tent, or into the fresh air intake of the unit. In planning the best arrangement for air distribution to tents or other enclosures, determine the best location for the heater within 1 to 2 m of the space to be heated, and access to an approved power source. The space heater requires 1 ? 230 V AC; 50 Hz. Allow space around the heater for operating and servicing accessibility. If possible, keep unit away from areas of dried grass or leaves which present a fire hazard, particularly from spilled fuel, or possible fuel leaks from external fuel hose connections or internal fuel leaks. Warning Do not operate the space heater in a location where down drafts or wind currents can force flue stack exhaust gas down to the heater intake duct. Be aware that blocking one of the inlet and outlet duct connections on the warm air heater will result in very high exhaust air temperature. For that reason the burner will be very often shut down by the internal safety thermostat and not any longer controlled by the room thermostat inside the tent. ? ? Fig. 9 Air recirculation In order to get the best efficiency out of the heaters it is important always to use the return air duct when connecting the VAM unit to the tent, as the room temperature normally is higher than the ambient outside temperature. This will save fuel and warm up the tent quicker. In cases where air recirculation from the tent is not appropriated, it is possible to run the heater without return air ducts. Please be aware of the dust risk and generation of over pressure in the tent when running with total fresh air. 22 Set-up Illustration This illustrates the unit: ? No. ? Part Parking stand. Locking handle ? Fresh air opening ? Flue stack ? ? ? Fig. 10 Installing the unit Follow this procedure to make the unit ready for running: Step 1 Action Decide if the unit should run with the wheels in place, or without. Dantherm suggests that if you are using the unit for a longer period to remove the wheels and store them in the storage compartment. To remove the wheels. Fold up the parking stand.Pull the locking handle ? ? Remove the wheel 2 Remove the flue stack.Calculate the distance from the heater location to the power source to assure you have sufficient power cable.Take the fuel lance out of the storage compartment and connect it with the fuel hose and connect it to a compatible jerry can or fuel drum. The unit is now ready for operation. Continued overleaf 23 Set-up, continued Danger Avoid spilling fuel on or near the heater. Protect the fuel hose and fuel containers by keeping them out of traffic areas. Observe all directives for fuel handling and fire prevention. Use only approved diesel or jet fuel. Insulated air ducts The insulated ducts should be as short as possible to avoid a high pressure loss in the system (and therewith a reduced air volume) plus transmission losses to the cooled ambient air. The ideal length for the ducts is 6 m for each air circuit or tent. The maximum combined length of air ducts is 9 m. The use of both openings is required at all times. As the ducts will introduce a pressure loss every time there is a bend it is important that the duct is as straight as possible. This will give the best heat distribution, as warm air always moves upwards. Be aware that the openings of the duct are not Air in blocked, so the warm air can be distributed without any disturbance. The air distribution duct can be directly connected to the insulated air discharge duct. The return air back to the VAM unit is drawn through the opening of the return air duct. Fig. 11 Continued overleaf 24 Set-up, continued Thermostat, illus- This illustrates the remote thermostat: tration ? ? ? No. ? Part Temperature knob. Set point scale ? Connector ? Thermostat cable ? Fig. 12 Procedure When the unit operates on auto mode with the thermostat connected, the thermostat location is important. Place the thermostat inside the tent at the desired location according to this procedure: Step 1 Action Place the thermostat inside the shelter at the desired location. Avoid the direct hot air discharge from the heater ducts. Optimum control can be obtained by placing the thermostat at a height of 1.5 m and in a location near the return air end of the shelter Fig. 13 2 Set the desired temperature by rotating the knob ?, until the set point is displayed on the scale ? 3 Route the thermostat cable.Function Red alarm lamp. Test and reset button. Green power on lamp. Connector ? Monitor cable ? ? ? ? ? Procedure When the unit is running with the CO monitor connected, the monitor location is important. Place the CO monitor inside the tent at the desired location according to this procedure: Step 1 Action Place the CO monitor inside the tent near the air distribution duct and route the cable out of the shelter to the heater 2 Test the CO monitor by pressing the test button 2. The monitor should now give an acoustical signal. No further settings are necessary as the CO monitor works fully automatically 26 Operation of the heater Introduction With set-up completed the heater is now ready for operation. The function switch position on the left side at the supply end of the heater contains all of the controls required for normal operation of the heater. Reference Please refer to section ”Control system”, page 16 to locate the functions, mentioned in the following. Starting up Before starting the unit up, verify that the switch is set at 0 (OFF). Turn the power on. Now the green lamp on the internal control panel will illuminate. 0 AUTO VENT MAN Function switch Fig. 14 Function switch With the remote thermostat connected and the switch turned to AUTO position, the AUTO heater will automatically maintain the temperature determined by the remote thermostat in the space to be heated. The circulation fan runs at the same time as the burner, but with thermostatic delayed start and stop through the fan thermostat. Function switch In the MAN switch position the heater operates continuously, regardless of a remote MAN thermostat. The operation will automatically be overridden by the limit thermostat function. Function switch With the switch turned to VENT, the heater functions as a ventilation unit with the circu- VENT lation fan running continuously. The burner does not operate, unless a remote thermostat is connected, and the actual room temperature is lower than the thermostat settings. Function switch When the switch is turned to 0 (OFF) position, the burner stops. The burner fan will start ventilating the combustion chamber to make sure that no explosive gasses are left before starting the ignition. After approx. 15 seconds (pre-purge) the ignition circuit will energize and the solenoid valve will open the fuel supply and the combustion process starts. The fan will activate automatically by the fan thermostat. The heater will now run until the desired space tem- heater perature has been reached Room More than. The remote thermostat will switch off the burner tempera- set thermostat. The red indicator lamp on the burner primary control will illuminate indicating a fault To reset the burner depress the indicator button on the burner control. The burner will be stopped by the internal limitthermostat. The OT (Overheat Temperature) thermostat will switch off the burner and fan. ? The red indicator lamp on the inside control panel will illuminate The unit has to be reset manually on the OT thermostat Continued overleaf 28 Operation of the heater, continued Reset, CO monitor When the CO monitor has given an acoustical alarm, caused by a too high content of the carbon monoxide inside the tent, the VA-M unit will stop. Follow this procedure to reset the CO monitor: Step Action 1 Leave the tent immediately (everyone) 2 Ventilate the tent by opening all doors and windows 3 Find out what caused the alarm. Most likely it will be an engine running nearby the heater, with exhaust gases entering the heater through the fresh air opening 4 Restart the VA-M by pressing the reset button on the CO monitor Reset, circuit If there is an electrical fault the circuit breaker will stop the unit from running. In this breaker case you can see a white ring clearly on the reset button. To find out the reason for the fault and how to repair it see “Corrective maintenance”, page 39. Press the reset button to start up the unit again. Reset overheat The overheat thermostat operates when the heat exchanger is in danger of being dam- (OT) protection aged from an excess of temperature. Follow this procedure to reset the system (after determining the fault): Step Action 1 Turn the function switch to OFF 2 Reset the button on the overheat protection thermostat, after the system has cooled down 3 Reset, burner Restart the unit by turning the function switch to AUTO again A flameout protector built in into the burner, activates when the burner flame is abnormal or unstable. The fault will be in most cases just missing fuel (see also “Fuel handling”, page 30). Daily inspection The unit has to be inspected on a daily basis. Note It is preferable to monitor the fuel supply and refill or replace the fuel supply before the heater stops. Fuel starvation When running low on fuel, an unstable flow occurs and the automatic burner primary symptoms control will shut down the burner. The red indicator light on the primary control panel will illuminate to indicate a flame fault condition and the oil burner will stop. Refuel and restart To refuel and restart the heater after a fuel starvation fault, use the following procedure: Step Action 1 Turn the function switch to 0 (OFF) position 2 Remove the fuel container adaptor from the empty container and insert into a replenished jerry can or drum 3 Reset the burner primary control to restart the heater after a fuel starva- Burner reset button tion shut down. Open the burner compartment cover and activate the reset by depressing the button once. The heater may then be activated by selecting the desired position of the function switch. If the fuel line contains too much air the burner may not operate on the first attempt. Wait a short while and depress the button again, if it is illuminated. 30 Fig. 15 Operation at high altitudes Introduction The burner setting from the factory will normally be sufficient up to 1,500 m above sea level. When used in areas at higher altitude the heater might start to produce soot due to insufficient oxygen for the combustion. In this instance dark grey or black exhaust will be emitted from the flue pipe some adjustments have to be made. These can be enquired from Dantherm. Additionally the air damper adjustment has to be increased to 10.0 and the combustion head to 2.1, Refer to “Burner adjustment”, page 53. At even higher altitudes the oil pressure should be gradually reduced to between 810 bar. This can damage the combustion chamber or heat exchanger. Total shutdown If the heater has to be moved, continue the shutdown as follows: Step 1 Action Perform the shutdown as described above before proceeding with the total shutdown 2 Disconnect the power supply. Coil and stow the power cable in the burner compartment 3 Disconnect the remote thermostat, if used, at the heater and replace with the dust cap on the thermostat connector. Stow the thermostat with cable in the storage compartment 4 Disconnect the CO monitor, if used, at the heater and replace with the dust cap on the connector. Stow the monitor with cable in the storage compartment 5 Disconnect the air ducts. Stow the ducts in the compression sacks as required and close the two outlet openings with the covers 6 Remove the fuel lance from the fuel source and stow it in the storage compartment 7 Dismantle the flue stack and stow it along the cabinet side on the brackets 8 Both wheels can be removed by lifting at the handle and at the same time pulling the wheels out in a horizontal direction, if the heater has to be transported by a vehicle or moved upon snow. The wheels can be stowed on top with the short axles placed into access holes behind the removable covers, or stored in the storage compartment. The parking stand in front has to be pushed down and lifted and secured in a horizontal position. This completes the shutdown and the unit is now ready for transportation 32 Transport and storage Manual movement With the help of the two wheels and the front handle the unit can be moved by one per- and lifting son over a short distance. Before moving the unit the front stabilizer should be fixed in a horizontal position. If it is not possible to use the wheels because of sand, snow or uneven ground the unit is provided with handrails on each side of the cabinet for lift and moving the heater with four persons and positioning it. Warning The weight of this heater is shown in the specifications, which is beyond the safe handling of one person. When lifting the handles or handrails, are to be used. Mechanical lifting Before lifting the unit the two detachable wheels have to be removed and the front stabilizer fixed in a horizontal position. The wheels then can be stored in the storage department or at the top of the unit.