User manual APPLIED ENERGY XCELL 300

[. . . ] In the unlikely event that you have to contact our offices please quote the type of unit, order number, and date of manufacture. 1. 1 Configuration The Xcell unit has been designed for extracting stale air from a dwelling and replacing it with fresh filtered air. The Xcell units are available in 4 configurations 1. Xcell 300; duct connections to the house on the right and external duct connections on the left. Xcell 300BP; duct connections to the house on the right and external duct connections on the left. [. . . ] To make sure there is no re-circuiting of polluted air a minimum of 2 metres should be allowed between the supply and discharge terminals. To allow free airflow through out the house a gap beneath the doors must be provided (or grilles put at low level in the doors) 2. 4 Positioning extract and supply valves Extract grilles should be placed in all wet rooms in accordance with the Building Regulations and supply valves in all the heated rooms. Extract grilles should be sited close to the main source of humidity. Care should be taken not to create drafts in sensitive areas of the house e. g. 2. 5 Connect condensation evacuation. The condensation drain is in the lower part of the unit. In a Right-handed unit the left hose connection must be used. The hose fitted to the condensate drain must have an internal diameter of 12 mm and a minimum length of 1. 5 metres. 2. 5. 1 The drain should run through a secondary trap before being discharged though the eaves of the house or into the waste water systems (check local regulations). 2. 6 Speed control The cable between the Xcell 300/Xcell 400 and the 3-speed switch must be 4-core with a minimum thickness of 0. 14 mm. The connections are to a connector under the top plate of the unit. To make the connections easier the plug is removable. When replacing the unit top plate it is important to make sure there are no air leaks, as this will affect the performance of the product. The cables must be connected to the correct terminals or the unit will run at incorrect speeds or the unit may be damaged. For correct connections of the 3-position switch see the wiring diagram. The speed control is low voltage and must not be connected directly to a230 volts power supply. 2. 7 Fire alarm contact It is possible to connect a volt free fire alarm contact to the unit. The fire alarm contact must be connected to the P and BM of the 5pole connector. If the contact is made, the supply fan will stop and the extract fan will run at maximum speed. 2. 8 Power supply The unit must either be wired to a suitably earthed 230/240 -volt single-phase 50 Hz fused spur or to a standard 3 pin 13-amp socket. The electric installation must be in accordance with the requirements of the local electrical regulations. 2. 9 By-pass The Xcell unit with by-pass is factory installed and programmed by Xpelair. There is an extra bypass circuit in the connection box, and one in the by-pass cassette. [. . . ] · UK: The fan is guaranteed against defects for 5 years from the date of purchase. · Please keep your purchase receipt. · If you have any problems, contact Xpelair's Head Office at the address shown below. Technical advice and service Customers outside UK ­ see international below. [. . . ]