To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does it mean if my Vent-Axia Heating System shows a Left Thermistor Fault?
If your Vent-Axia Heating System displays a Left Thermistor Fault, it's an advisory warning. The unit will continue to function; this warning won't immediately stop its operation.
What does it mean if my Vent-Axia Advance SX Heating System shows a Right Thermistor Fault?
If your Vent-Axia Heating System displays a Right Thermistor Fault, it's an advisory warning. The unit will continue to function; this warning won't immediately stop its operation.
What does it mean if my Vent-Axia Advance SX Heating System displays a Left Centre Temp/Humidity Sensor Fault?
If your Vent-Axia Heating System displays a Left Centre Temp/Humidity Sensor Fault, it's simply an advisory warning. The unit will continue to operate normally; this warning does not immediately stop the unit's function.
What does it mean if my Vent-Axia Advance SX Heating System displays a Right Centre Temp/Humidity Sensor Fault?
If your Vent-Axia Heating System displays a Right Centre Temp/Humidity Sensor Fault, it's simply an advisory warning. The unit will continue to operate normally; this warning does not immediately stop the unit's function.
Declares unit conformance to UK Building Regulations (Part F) for mechanical extract fans.
Explains the function and components of the MVHR unit.
Details methods for controlling the MVHR unit via touch screen and WiFi.
Describes the user menu home screen and user modes (Boost, Low, Purge).
Overview of unit settings and performance indicators like temperature and power consumption.
Configuration of time, filter reset, display brightness, and summer bypass.
Details bypass modes, indoor/outdoor temperature settings, and mode scheduling.
Configuration of silent hours, service phone number, and commissioning menu access.
Information on accessing and interpreting diagnostic data for the unit.
Provides an overview of available screens on the control unit for operation and monitoring.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the unit's filters.
Details periodic checks for heat exchanger, motors, condensate drain, and fastenings.
List of available spare parts for ordering from Vent-Axia.
Guide to troubleshooting unit issues using warning/fault codes and fault symptoms.
Explanation of the "Room Too Cold" screen and its operational status.
Covers initial inspection, unit installation advice, service void requirements, and configuration selection.
Step-by-step guide for securely mounting the unit to a wall.
Instructions for mounting the unit directly to the floor, including bracket use.
Describes an alternative method for floor mounting using kitchen foot types.
Guidance on installing the condensate drain, including trap types and pipe sizing.
Instructions for connecting ducting to the unit, including insulation and compliance.
Steps for accessing the unit's internal components and circuit boards, with ESD precautions.
How to connect external switches and sensors for unit control and good EMC practice.
Details the function of each terminal on the unit's connection block.
Instructions for connecting the main power supply and optional boost switches.
Steps for powering on the unit, initial screens, SAP compliance, and overview of commissioning.
How to modify unit settings and access the commissioner menu via lock code.
Overview of various commissioning settings available, including country, language, date, and time.
Configuration of user modes, airflow, bypass, and temperature settings.
Setting humidity trip points, control modes, frost protection, and mode schedules.
Configuring country, language, and loading settings via USB during commissioning.
Setting unit orientation, filter check intervals, and service reminders.
Customizing mode names and adjusting airflow rates for each user mode.
Configuring input ports (LS, SW) for functions like delay, over-run, and boost.
Detailed configuration of summer bypass modes, indoor/outdoor temperature thresholds, and bypass activation.
Setting up humidity-based airflow adjustments and selecting the unit's operational control mode.
Configuring frost protection modes (Airflow, Bypass, Preheater) and activating external relays.
Setting up timed schedules for different operating modes and configuring silent hours for reduced noise.
Setting service contact, security lock code, and restoring factory default settings.
Details the WiFi controller for remote monitoring and control via a mobile app.
Instructions for installing the WiFi controller and a list of compatible devices.
Explains product labels (AP SSID, Device ID, Security Key) and how to reset the WiFi controller.
Steps for installing the Input Switch PCB for volt-free contact inputs.
Instructions for installing the Switched Live expansion PCB for additional switched inputs.
Steps for installing the Analogue Input PCB for 0-10V control inputs and outputs.
Guide to installing the docking kit for remote mounting of the control module.
Details on connecting opto-couplers for electrical separation and remote LEDs for fault indication.
Explains user-defined flow rate settings and the frost protection mechanism.
Describes the function, modes, and temperature thresholds for the Summer Bypass feature.
Technical drawings showing the physical dimensions and port locations of the unit.
Comprehensive list of available spare parts with their part numbers and descriptions.
Table outlining the default factory settings for various parameters and modes.
Detailed technical specifications including SEC class, thermal efficiency, flow rates, and power consumption.
Details the product guarantee terms, conditions, and claim process.
General| Brand | Vent-Axia |
|---|---|
| Model | Advance SX |
| Category | Heating System |
| Language | English |
