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Provides a general overview and references for advanced settings and accessories.
Details prerequisites for warranty claims: correct connection, operation, maintenance, and commissioning.
Explains the information found on the product's type label, including product code and serial number.
Specifies device usage according to system requirements and the need for legible warning signs.
Lists crucial safety warnings for electrical work, supervision, sharp edges, and rotating parts.
Presents detailed physical dimensions and weight of the unit, including diagrams for clarity.
Illustrates the left and right handed connection configurations for the unit's air ducts.
Provides guidance on preventing condensation inside and outside the unit based on conditions.
Explains how to prevent internal condensation during shutdown periods using dampers.
Details factors causing external condensation and provides a chart for reference.
Outlines proper methods for storing and transporting the unit to prevent physical damage.
Describes the unit's delivery condition and emphasizes careful handling during unloading.
Defines necessary placement and spatial clearances for mounting the unit above a stove.
Provides instructions for preparing the wall surface for stable, vibration-free mounting.
Recommends optimal locations for outdoor air intake to avoid pollution sources.
Specifies power supply requirements and the location of the unit's power cable and plug.
Details the preparation of the mounting surface, ensuring it is flat, vertical, and can support the unit's weight.
Guides the installation process when pairing the unit with a 251-10/B model cooker hood.
Provides instructions for installing the unit with a 392-10/B model cooker hood, including mounting options.
Details attaching the cooker hood directly to the unit in a cupboard without a base.
Explains using brackets for cooker hood installation in a cupboard without a base.
Describes an optional installation method for fitting the unit into a cupboard with a base.
Covers the electrical wiring and configuration steps for the cooker hood function on the main circuit board.
Explains mounting a kitchen furniture panel to the unit, cabinets, or as a door.
Details directly mounting a kitchen furniture panel onto the unit, with adjustments for cupboard depth.
Describes installing a kitchen furniture panel onto cabinet sides using included brackets.
Suggests using hinges to fit the kitchen furniture panel as a hinged cupboard door.
Illustrates the layout and components of the unit's main circuit board for electrical connections.
The Systemair SAVE-P VTR 150/B is a ventilation unit designed for residential applications, specifically intended for installation above a stove. It is an air handling unit that facilitates both supply and extract air, incorporating a cooker hood function. The unit is designed to operate continuously, with provisions for maintenance and service.
The SAVE-P VTR 150/B is an air handling unit that manages the ventilation in a residential space. It provides supply air to the building and extracts stale air, including air from a cooker hood. The unit is equipped with a re-heater, fans, and various sensors to monitor and control air quality and temperature. It is designed to prevent condensation both inside and outside the unit, especially when installed in cold attics or warm, humid areas. The unit's operation can be configured through a startup wizard, allowing for adjustments to airflow levels, heating type, and filter change timers. It can be integrated with a cooker hood, either directly attached to the unit or connected via a flexible duct, to efficiently remove cooking fumes.
General| Brand | SystemAir |
|---|---|
| Model | SAVE–P VTR 150/B |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
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