Why is there insufficient air outlet from my Ferroli FCS-C?
If your Ferroli Ventilation Hood isn't providing enough air outlet, there are a few potential reasons. It could be due to selecting the wrong speed on the control panel, a clogged filter, or an obstruction in the airflow at the inlet or outlet. To solve this, select the correct speed on the control panel.
Declares compliance with EU directives for machinery, low voltage, and electromagnetic compatibility.
Describes the fan's purpose and lists available versions based on pipe configuration and capacity.
Details the unit's structure, including heat exchanger, fan, motor, and condensation tray.
Lists available optional accessories such as control panels and 3-way valves.
Presents a compatibility matrix between unit versions and various accessories.
Provides detailed installation dimensions and unit weights for specific models.
Lists and illustrates hydraulic connection points and sizes for specific models.
Provides detailed installation dimensions and unit weights for larger models.
Lists and illustrates hydraulic connection points and sizes for larger models.
Outlines essential safety rules for installation and maintenance personnel.
Instructions on checking the unit and accessories before commencing installation.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal and safe location for unit installation.
Specifies required clearances around the unit for installation and maintenance access.
Lists necessary tools for performing the installation of the convector fan.
Lists common external parts typically needed for installation purposes.
Important notes regarding unit handling and preparation of the installation site.
Detailed instructions for physically mounting the unit into a false ceiling.
Instructions for correctly installing drainage pipes and managing condensation flow.
Guidelines for selecting, sizing, and thermally insulating hydraulic lines.
Details on installing control valves for water flow regulation, essential for cooling.
Explains how the control valve operates based on different control methods and sensors.
Guidance on control settings and probe placement for optimal heating/cooling operation.
Instructions for correctly fitting the air outlet grille and ensuring proper air sealing.
Steps for making electrical connections, including safety precautions and cable types.
Explains commands, internal organs, wire colors, and connectors used in wiring diagrams.
Specific wiring diagram for connecting the unit with the Commutator Control accessory.
Specific wiring diagram for connecting the unit with the Basic Thermostat Control accessory.
Specific wiring diagram for connecting the unit with the Evolved Thermostat Control accessory.
Describes options for outdoor air intake and directing treated air to adjacent rooms.
Provides additional notes on control settings and probe placement for specific operating modes.
Final checks and inspections required before starting the unit after installation.
Explains how to use the different control panels: Commutator, Basic, and Advanced Thermostat.
General advice on cleaning, including safety warnings and forbidden substances.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the unit's external surfaces.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and replacing the air filter.
Procedures for ensuring proper drainage of condensation and preventing clogs.
Steps for accessing internal components like the fan, heat exchanger, and pump.
Lists common faults, their probable causes, and recommended remedies.
Declares compliance with EU directives for machinery, low voltage, and electromagnetic compatibility.
Describes the fan's purpose and lists available versions based on pipe configuration and capacity.
Details the unit's structure, including heat exchanger, fan, motor, and condensation tray.
Lists available optional accessories such as control panels and 3-way valves.
Presents a compatibility matrix between unit versions and various accessories.
Provides detailed installation dimensions and unit weights for specific models.
Lists and illustrates hydraulic connection points and sizes for specific models.
Provides detailed installation dimensions and unit weights for larger models.
Lists and illustrates hydraulic connection points and sizes for larger models.
Outlines essential safety rules for installation and maintenance personnel.
Instructions on checking the unit and accessories before commencing installation.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal and safe location for unit installation.
Specifies required clearances around the unit for installation and maintenance access.
Lists necessary tools for performing the installation of the convector fan.
Lists common external parts typically needed for installation purposes.
Important notes regarding unit handling and preparation of the installation site.
Detailed instructions for physically mounting the unit into a false ceiling.
Instructions for correctly installing drainage pipes and managing condensation flow.
Guidelines for selecting, sizing, and thermally insulating hydraulic lines.
Details on installing control valves for water flow regulation, essential for cooling.
Explains how the control valve operates based on different control methods and sensors.
Guidance on control settings and probe placement for optimal heating/cooling operation.
Instructions for correctly fitting the air outlet grille and ensuring proper air sealing.
Steps for making electrical connections, including safety precautions and cable types.
Explains commands, internal organs, wire colors, and connectors used in wiring diagrams.
Specific wiring diagram for connecting the unit with the Commutator Control accessory.
Specific wiring diagram for connecting the unit with the Basic Thermostat Control accessory.
Specific wiring diagram for connecting the unit with the Evolved Thermostat Control accessory.
Describes options for outdoor air intake and directing treated air to adjacent rooms.
Provides additional notes on control settings and probe placement for specific operating modes.
Final checks and inspections required before starting the unit after installation.
Explains how to use the different control panels: Commutator, Basic, and Advanced Thermostat.
General advice on cleaning, including safety warnings and forbidden substances.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the unit's external surfaces.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and replacing the air filter.
Procedures for ensuring proper drainage of condensation and preventing clogs.
Steps for accessing internal components like the fan, heat exchanger, and pump.
Lists common faults, their probable causes, and recommended remedies.
General| Model | FCS-C Series |
|---|---|
| Mounting | Wall-mounted |
| Width | 60 cm |
| Control Type | Mechanical |
| Number of speeds | 3 |
| Lighting Type | LED |
| Number of Motors | 1 |
| Filter Type | Aluminum |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
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