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General| Type | Centrifugal Fan |
|---|---|
| Airflow | 1000 m³/h |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Weight | 15 kg |
| Protection Class | IP54 |
| Power Input | 120 W |
Warns about static electricity risks and component damage.
Covers warnings on improper handling, power, and child usage.
Details the air filter integrated into the suction grille and its characteristics.
Details the VMF-E4 thermostat control panel and its features.
Illustrates a local network setup using FCLI units.
Shows a network configuration managed by a VMF-E5 supervisor.
Describes the main supervision interface for VMF-E5B/E5N systems.
Details how to connect the system to the RS485 network.
Details the required specifications for the connection cable.
Illustrates connections for the M26 control board.
Explains connections for economy and window control.
Details the connection for Modbus RS485 communication.
Details the connection for the IR thermostat receiver.
Explains the connection for the 4-pipe probe.
Outlines the procedure for starting commands using the AUX key.
Explains the self-test procedure to verify system functionality.
Describes how to view probe readings via LED indicators.
Details how the system logs and displays the last 5 alarms.
Explains different ventilation control modes like AUTO, V1, V2, V3, and Aux.
Describes how the valve operates and its impact on fan pre-heating.
Details logic for changing seasons based on water and air temperatures.
Explains ventilation enabling and anti-freeze protection mechanisms.
Describes the function of the external contact input.
Details the functions assigned to each dip-switch position.
Provides practical examples of dip-switch configurations.
Describes system behavior during emergency conditions and probe absence.
Details ventilation cycle timings for 2-pipe systems without ambient probe.
Details ventilation cycle timings for 4-pipe systems without ambient probe.
Covers network operation, external contact, and presence sensor inputs.
Explains how the anti-freeze function operates within the network.
Covers communication loss and constraints within the TTL network.
Details emergency operation for masters and slaves without ambient probes.
Explains how anti-freeze protection is managed across the TTL network.
Provides essential instructions for electrical wiring and connections.
Offers guidance for installing units near walls.
Details how to identify and replace faulty thermostat fuses.
Guides electrical connections for GLLI10N/GLLI20N accessories.
