Envirovent ATMOS WALL Manuel utilisateur

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ATMOS® WALL

INSTALLATION GUIDE

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SAFETY

Ensure that you read and understand these instructions before beginning installation. The unit

should be installed by a competent person.

LOCATION

Check there is space for the unit in your chosen location including room for access and future

servicing of the unit. The unit must not affect the operation of open-ﬂue appliances. Consult local

regulations or a qualiﬁed gas engineer. The unit should not be installed in wet rooms.

After installation, the air outlet must face a minimum 1m unobstructed path away from any smoke

detectors, walls or other obstructions. For installations where the unit is required to connect to a

smoke alarm see page 10 for wiring instructions.

USERS

This unit can be used by children above 8 years and by people with reduced physical sensory or

mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been instructed on the safe

use of the unit and they understand the hazards involved. Children must not play with the unit.

Cleaning and user maintenance must not be performed by children without supervision.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

All wiring must comply with Building Regulations and the current IET Wiring Regulations (BS7671 in

the UK) or equivalent standards for other countries. All wiring should be completed by a competent

person and the ﬁnal installation should be examined and tested by a qualiﬁed electrician.

The unit requires a continuous electrical power supply. Connection to the ﬁxed wiring must be

made outside the unit in a suitable location. The unit must be able to be disconnected from the

mains supply after installation. The unit must be earthed and a double pole switch with minimum

contact separation of 3.0mm must be used to provide isolation for the unit (see the wiring diagram

on page 2). When wiring the unit, the included unswitched fuse spur should be incorporated in the

ﬁxed wiring.

The power supply cable running into the unit must remain the supplied ﬂexible cable (not a solid

core lighting cable). If the power supply cable becomes damaged, it must be replaced by EnviroVent,

an authorised service agent for your region/country, or a similarly qualiﬁed person in order to avoid

a hazard. Do not remove or tamper with any electronic components inside the product.

This product is not suitable for use with a Type AC RCD

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WIRING DIAGRAM

The local isolator must be connected to the mains as part of the fixed wiring. Connect

the neutral, live and earth cores of the power cable to the matching terminals on the

local isolator.

App / Wireless Remote Control units can be connected to a 0-10V input device if

required via the terminal block at the end of the two core cable inside the unit labelled

0-10V input (see installation steps for details). On the ATF model this can be used to

connect the optional heater enable/disable switch.

Do not connect the 0-10V or heater enable/disable input cable to the mains

power supply.

DIAGRAMS

VENTILATION UNIT

LOCAL ISOLATOR

MAINS SUPPLY

230V 50/60Hz

0-10V CONTROL INPUT

(OPTIONAL)

POWER CABLE

0-10V INPUT CABLE

(WiFi APP / WIRELESS REMOTE

CONTROL UNITS ONLY)

(RED)

(BLACK)

Cable block location for

0-10V or heater enable

input depending on

model variant.

0-10V INPUT CABLE

APP/Wireless Remote Control units only. On

the ATF model this can be used to connect

the optional heater enable/disable switch

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INTERNAL ACCESS

DIMENSIONS (+ Minimum area required for access/maintenance)

1. Isolate the unit form the mains power supply.

2. Undo all four screws around the front cover. Then unclip the front cover from the

unit using a ﬂat head screwdriver in the three slots along one of the cover edges.

3. Gently pull the cover away from the unit.

ø100

350

150

CONTROLS

ACCESS

AREA

FRONT COVER AND FILTER

ACCESS AREA

COVER SCREWS

ACCESS AREA

150

COVER SCREWS

ACCESS AREA

150

DIAGRAMS

(for installation, ﬁlter replacement and maintenance)

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CONTROL ACCESS

CONTROL PANEL ACCESS

To access the control panel,

unclip the cap using a

small ﬂat head screwdriver.

CONTROLS

1- Set airﬂow

2- Variable airﬂow

3- Hours run

4- Wi-Fi

5- Filter

CONTROL PANEL

6- Additional Modes (see settings page)

7- Comfort heater / Summer mode

8- Top button

9- Numeric display

10 - Bottom button

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ABOUT THE ATMOS WALL

The ATMOS Wall is a Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) unit which helps to create a fresh and healthy

living environment by supplying ﬁltered air into a property at a continuous rate. The air is normally

supplied via a vent in the central hallway area of the property.

The ATMOS Wall has been developed to improve indoor air quality and resolve condensation and

mould problems. It is designed to operate continuously with no requirement for maintenance other

than replacement of the ﬁlter, general cleaning and a 5 year service.

In conditions between 19°C to 25°C the ATMOS Wall will increase the airﬂow rate by 10%. In colder

conditions below 10°C (default), the automatic heater will temper the incoming air.

BOX CONTENTS

Item Description Quantity

ATMOS WALL UNIT 1

INSTRUCTION GUIDE 1

APP GUIDE (app enabled units only) 1

UNSWITCHED FUSE SPUR 1

REMOTE CONTROL (wireless remote control units only) 1

MOUNTING SCREWS (8g x 2.0”) 4

WALL PLUGS 4

PRE-INSTALLATION CHECKLIST

Hold the unit up to the chosen install location:

• Does the unit ﬁt in the space where it will be installed?

• Is there enough space for duct access after installation?

• Is there enough space for control panel access during use?

• Is there room to access and replace the ﬁlter after installation?

• Is the mounting surface strong enough to support the unit?

• Is the mounting surface level?

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1. Undo all screws around the edges of the front cover. Unclip the front cover from the unit using

a ﬂat head screwdriver in the three slots along one of the cover edges. Now gently pull the

cover away from the unit.

2. Decide which one of the six available air entry points will be used.

3. To switch air entry points, remove the spigot by rotating it 45° anti-clockwise and pulling it in to

the unit. Use the same method to remove one air inlet blanking cap. Swap their positions then

reinsert them into the unit, rotate 45° clockwise (you will feel the spigot/cap click into place).

4. Air is supplied to the unit from outside via a 100mm rigid duct. Any exposed duct installed on

the air entry side of the unit should be insulated to avoid condensation forming on the duct

surface. The unit should be installed as close as possible to the air entry point to avoid very

long duct runs.

Optional step - To improve visual appearance, the ductwork can be concealed using box proﬁle.

INSTALLATION

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LEFT HAND AIR INLET

RIGHT HAND AIR INLET

INSTALLATION

5a.

5b.

5. Decide how the air outlet will be conﬁgured:

a. Directly through the adjustable supply grille.

b.Via100mducttoagrilleorsimilaraccessory.Undothecentrescrewtoremovethegrille.Fittheduct

between the unit and the required air outlet location. The duct should be terminated with an

appropriate accessory.

For either option, it is recommended that air is directed upwards towards the ceiling. This

minimises noticeable draughts and circulates warm air from ceiling level around the dwelling.

6. The unit is built in a left hand air inlet conﬁguration as standard. If required, the front and

rear covers can be unscrewed and swapped around in order to create a right hand air inlet

conﬁguration. This reverses the air inlet and air outlet positions.

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7. When you are satisﬁed with the position, mark the 4x main corner ﬁxing holes onto the mounting surface.

Four alternative ﬁxing points are shown in the diagram. These must be used if any of the main corner ﬁxing

points are inaccessible.

8. The power cable is conﬁgured to exit the unit at the top left corner (1) as standard. There are three other

optional exit points that can be used as required.

9. OPTIONAL: To reconﬁgure the cable exit point separate the rear cover from the unit by removing the 4

screws that secure it. Unscrew the cable clamp and reroute the cable to the required location. Secure the

cable with the clamp in the new position.

10. OPTIONAL: If required, swap the cable plugs so that all empty holes are ﬁlled.

INSTALLATION

10.

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