VENTILATORS VH30100 - Condensation Drain Line; Supplying Power to the HRV;ERV

INSTALLATION
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Condensation Drain Line
Insert the threaded drain adapter through the boom of the
HRV/ERV and hand ghten the plasc nut supplied with the
installaon kit. Use a wrench to ghten the nut another half turn
to ensure a complete seal.
Install the condensate line (included in installaon kit) by
pushing the clear plasc tubing over the drain adapter. Make
a condensate trap by looping the clear plasc tubing. The
funcon of this condensate trap is to prevent unpleasant odors
from entering the HRV/ERV. See Figures 14-15.
Figure 16 Insert the power cord on top of the unit.
Press rmly to make sure the power cord is secure.
Figure 14 Create a trap by forming a loop in the condensate tubing.
Ensure this trap will not be exposed to temperatures where the
condensate can freeze.
Supplying Power to the HRV/ERV
IMPORTANT: Only qualied service technicians should
install, repair, or service this HRV/ERV.
NOTE: If the LED light on the unit's control is lit (green),
but the unit's motors do not energize and the controls do
not operate, this indicates that the polarizaon in the main
power supply outlet is inverted. Correct polarity of supplied
power before connuing with the installaon.
Daikin recommends that the unit be connected to a dedi-
cated 120VAC receptacle; use of an extension cord to power
the unit is not recommended. If no receptacle is available
near the unit, have a licensed electrician install one.
Figure 15 Use a condensate pump if you don’t have access to a drain.
Figure 9 Insert exible duct
over the hooks and seal with a
tie wrap.
Figure 13 Fix and secure the collars
to the HRV/ERV with the #10 x 1
1
⁄4"
screws, supplied in kit.
Figure 11 Finish by taping the
vapor barrier to the collar to
ensure proper seal.
Figure 12 Slide collar into the
keeper section of the unit.
Figure 10 Insert insulaon inside
the double collar.
i WARNING!
Always secure the 5" detachable collars with the screws
provided. If this is not done, condensate may accumulate
inside the venlator causing damage.
CAUTION! Always consult
your naonal and local
regulaons, building and
safety codes.