UltimateAir 200DX Instructions d'installation et d'utilisation

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The UltimateAir® RecoupAerator® 200DX Manual and Installation Guide, March 2014 

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Thank you for your recent purchase of the most

advanced air filtration and energy recovery

ventilation available today. Your RecoupAerator

is designed to bring fresh filtered air indoors to

your home or business while simultaneously

exhausting stale air.

The 200DX is an Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV),

meaning the RecoupAerator captures

temperature and moisture from the stale,

outgoing air and transfers it to the incoming Fresh Air. No matter what the

season, you will be comfortable breathing fresh clean air.

In addition to having an energy transfer rating of 96%, the RecoupAerator

moderates indoor humidity in the winter and turns away outdoor humidity in

the summer.

Automatically self-balances air flow

96%+ heat recovery efficiency

95% filtration at 1.8 microns (MERV 12)

Up to 75% moisture transfer capability (depending on season)

UL listed and certified

ECM motors with Permanently lubricated Ball Bearing

Optional Pressure Transmitter (senses and adjusts for changes in indoor air

pressure)

Optional CO2Guard™ (senses and adjusts for elevations in CO2)

EconoCool™ (brings in cool, filtered night air in summer)

Compatible with many IAQ monitors and fans

Automatic frost prevention down to 10° F

Variable blower speed

Quiet operation

Low/easy maintenance

Exceeds ASHRAE 62.2 ventilation recommendations

No drain required

Filter service indicator

Fully insulated

5-year Warranty

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Model

RecoupAerator 200DX Energy Recovery Ventilator

(ERV). Includes pre-filters, patented energy

transfer/filtration material, fans, controls, and motors.

Airflow Capacity

~ 50-339 CMH

Sensible Apparent

Efficiency

96%

Heat Exchange Type

Patented rotary random matrix polymer

Filtration

Energy transfer/filtration material 95% effective at 1.8

microns (MERV 12), replaceable, with washable

aluminum pre-filter

Electrical Ratings

230VAC, 50/60Hz., 3.0amp (start up)

Fuse (low voltage)

¼ Amp, 250V 3AG slow blow fuse

Dimensions

25 in. H x 19 in. W x 25 in. D (63.5 cm H x 48.25 cm W x

63.5 cm D)

Unit Weight

72 lb (32 kg)

Shipping Weight

80 lb (36 kg)

Mounting

May be mounted by vertically or horizontally by

suspending from floor joists, or placed on floor or shelf

in conditioned spaces such as attics, basements, and

utility rooms. Collars (four) are 6” in diameter.

Maintenance

Clean filters approximately every 6 months and replace

when necessary

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Application

The 200DX is an Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV),

meaning that the RecoupAerator captures temperature

and moisture from the stale, outgoing air and transfers

it to the incoming air stream.

Controls

RecoupAerator is equipped with a variable speed

controller, unlimited boost function capability (i.e., you

can add timers and controllers), “check filter” indicator

light, EconoCool™ equipped, auxiliary IAQ and timer

inputs, furnace wiring terminals, and auxiliary output.

These controls allow you to adjust the airflow as

needed to maintain a comfortable level of fresh air. The

“check filter” indicator light is designed to let you know

when to check and/or clean/replace your pre-filters

and energy transfer/filtration material. For systems in

which constant ventilation is not required, a remote

on/off switch, timer, and/or furnace inputs can be

wired directly to the unit.

Frost Control

Programmed to regulate heat exchange automatically

to prevent frost build-up down to approximately 10˚F.

During this mode, the Wall Dials green light will flash.

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We strongly recommend a licensed HVAC technician install this product,

because of complex considerations such as airflow dynamics and condensation

issues. Read these instructions carefully before beginning any installation

procedure. Failure to follow them closely may reduce ventilation effectiveness,

cause a hazardous condition, and/or invalidate your warranty. Installation by

non-licensed HVAC personnel may void the warranty.

Unpack your RecoupAerator and check to make sure that the following are

included and undamaged:

UltimateAir RecoupAerator 200DX Energy Recovery Ventilator with four (4)

starter collars packaged inside the RecoupAerator.

Literature package with maintenance guide, parts list, registration card, and

warranty.

Wall mountable control dial (pre-wired for test run, and shipped inside the

RecoupAerator).

Control options if ordered.

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1. Test Run the RecoupAerator by plugging into a power outlet

and adjust the blower speed with the included Wall Dial.

Familiarize yourself with the intake and outlet duct configuration and

installation dimensions. Decide how you will mount the unit. We

recommend ACCA’s manuals D & J for proper load calculations and duct

sizing.

2. After installation is complete, fill in contractor’s name and phone

number on the last page of this manual, and be sure to complete the

Warranty Registration to validate the installation.

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CAUTION

Always disconnect the power supply before wiring to prevent

electrical shock and/or equipment damage.

The RecoupAerator is equipped with a grounding plug for your

protection against shock hazards and should be plugged directly into

a properly grounded, 230V, wall receptacle. If only a two-pronged

outlet is available, it must be replaced with a properly grounded

three-pronged receptacle in accordance with the local codes and

ordinances. A qualified electrician should do this work. Use proper

circuit protection. If you have any doubts about the grounding in

your building, contact a qualified electrician.

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Vertical Installation Horizontal Installation

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Connect to the Inside Connect to the Outside

FRONT

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Option 1: Dedicated Ventilation Ducting

This is the most complete installation option and is ideal for new construction.

Use option 1 when a home or business is especially concerned with health

issues (e.g., when an occupant has asthma or severe allergies). Option 1 is the

only option for homes and businesses without existing forced air ductwork.

Option 1 is also used for homes employing radiant heat flooring or geothermal

heating.

The more rooms to which ductwork is run, the more effective the system will

be. Dedicated ductwork is installed for the exhaust intake and the fresh air

delivery. The kitchen, laundry room, and other areas with high contamination

should contain registers for the exhaust intakes. Areas such as the living room,

den, and bedrooms should receive the full benefit of the fresh air being

brought in, and a good installation will feature supply vents in these locations.

As a general note, fresh air is generally supplied at floor level, and stale air is

removed at ceiling level.

A simpler but somewhat less effective version of this system uses one exhaust

and one or more delivery registers located strategically to encourage

circulation throughout the house.

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Option 2: Shared Forced Air Supply, Dedicated Stale-Return

This method partially uses the existing HVAC duct system. Fresh Air IN from

the RecoupAerator® gets ducted into the cold air return side, or the supply

side of the furnace. Stale Air Out thru the RecoupAerator® is ducted separately

to strategically located points throughout the house from which you’d like to

remove stale air (e.g., the kitchen, bathroom, open stairwell). This method

allows for independent control between the HVAC air handler and the

RecoupAerator® (i.e., the air handler and the RecoupAerator® are not

interlocked and run independent of each other).

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Option 3: Shared Forced Air Supply, Shared Return

This method uses the existing HVAC duct system completely.

Fresh Air IN from the RecoupAerator® is ducted to the main

supply duct to the house. The Stale Air Out thru the RecoupAerator®

is ducted into the cold air return duct of the furnace. If you use this

method, we recommend that you wire your RecoupAerator® and

your air handler to run simultaneously (i.e., they will be interlocked) to

prevent recirculation shorting thru back past the furnace air handler.

Option 4: Shared Forced Air Return

This method uses the existing HVAC duct system

completely. Both the Stale Air Out and the Fresh Air

IN from your RecoupAerator® are attached to the

cold air return duct of your HVAC system. Be sure to

keep at least three feet of space along the cold air

return duct between the two RecoupAerator ducts.

When using this method, your RecoupAerator® and

your air handler must be wired to run simultaneously

(i.e., they are interlocked).

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