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CLIVET CF-V 91 User Manual

CLIVET CF-V 91
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CF-V 31-41-51-71-91-101-
121-142-182-202-242
VERTICAL WATER DUCTABLE TERMINAL UNIT WITH DECORATIVE
CABINET
M23740N6-03 01/10/07
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CLIVET CF-V 91 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryTouch terminals
ModelCF-V 91
BrandCLIVET
Cooling Capacity9.1 kW
Heating Capacity10.2 kW
Power Supply230V/1Ph/50Hz

Summary

UNIT IDENTIFICATION

SERIAL NUMBER LABEL

Details about the unit identification label including type, serial number, and manufacturer.

SERIAL NUMBER

Importance and use of the unit's serial number for tracing and identifying specific features.

RESIDUAL RISKS AND HAZARDS

DANGER AREAS AND HANDLING SAFETY

Identifying danger areas around the unit and safety procedures for handling and maneuvering.

INSTALLATION AND GENERAL RISKS

Risks associated with incorrect installation and general operational hazards like smells or smoke.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM HAZARDS

Hazards related to improper electrical connections, grounding, and components.

MOVING PARTS AND WATER SYSTEM RISKS

Risks from contact with moving parts and water leaks due to system defects.

RECEPTION AND HANDLING PROCEDURES

INSPECTION UPON RECEPTION AND STORAGE

Procedures for checking unit damage during transit and guidelines for proper storage.

WATER CONNECTIONS AND HEATING COIL

RISK OF FREEZE PREVENTION

Measures to prevent freezing in water connections and the unit in low temperatures.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DETAILS

MAINS CONNECTION PROCEDURE

Step-by-step guide for connecting the unit to the power supply.

CLIENT-MANAGED ELECTRICAL AND RS485 CONNECTIONS

START-UP AND SYSTEM CHECKS

PRELIMINARY AND SYSTEM CHECKS

Essential checks for preliminary, aeraulic, water, and electrical systems before startup.

TENSION, ABSORPTIONS, AND SET-POINT ADJUSTMENT

Verifying voltages, absorptions, remote inputs, and setting operational set-points.

AIR FLOW CHECK AND CALIBRATION

AIR FLOW VERIFICATION PROCEDURE

Procedure to verify and calibrate unit air flow rate against system characteristics.

UNIT CONTROL FUNCTIONS

AUTOMATIC MODE CHANGE AND THERMOSTAT OPERATION

AUTOMATIC MODE CHANGE LOGIC

Logic for switching between cooling and heating modes based on temperature.

THERMOSTAT USER PROGRAMMING AND SETTINGS

ALARM AND PARAMETER MANAGEMENT

DISPLAYED ALARMS AND MALFUNCTIONS

Codes for alarms and malfunctions displayed by the unit.

ACCESSING AND MODIFYING PARAMETERS

Procedure to access and modify unit parameters for calibration and configuration.

THERMOSTAT PARAMETER LIST

HID-T12 THERMOSTAT OPERATIONS AND FEATURES

THERMOSTAT USER INTERFACE OPERATIONS

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OVERVIEW

AIR FILTER CLEANING AND REPLACEMENT

Importance, frequency, and procedure for cleaning/replacing air filters.

MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS AND PERIODIC VERIFICATIONS

INSPECTION FREQUENCY AND SCOPE

Recommended frequency and scope of maintenance inspections for unit components.

TROUBLESHOOTING AND ALARM RESOLUTION

GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDELINES

General guidelines for resolving alarms and troubleshooting unit issues.

DECOMMISSIONING AND DISPOSAL PROCEDURES

UNIT DISCONNECTION AND SUBSTANCE RECOVERY

Procedures for safely disconnecting the unit and recovering refrigerant/antifreeze.

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