Caladair Freetime Series Installation and operation manual

FREETIME
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HEXAMOTION
®
High Efficiency Recovery Unit
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Maj.
18/05/2017
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: JC
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: AR
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FREETIME
®
HEXAMOTION
®

FREETIME
® -
HEXAMOTION
®
High Efficiency Recovery Unit
OPERATING AND COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS
MS
-
CDF
-
010
Ind F
Maj.
18/05/2017
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: JC
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: AR
Pa e
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SUMMARY
I. RECEIVING THE EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................. 4
I.1. Checks on recept on ........................................................................................................................ 4
I.2. Unpack ng ........................................................................................................................................ 4
I.3. Stor ng ............................................................................................................................................. 4
I.1. End of l fe ........................................................................................................................................ 5
II. INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................ 5
II.1. Handl ng .......................................................................................................................................... 5
II.2. Space requ red ................................................................................................................................ 5
II.2.a. FREETIME
®
............................................................................................................................... 5
II.2.b. HEXAMOTION
®
........................................................................................................................ 6
II.3. Installat on ...................................................................................................................................... 6
III. GENERAL FONCTIONNING ..................................................................................................................... 9
III.1. GENERAL ...................................................................................................................................... 9
III.1.a. FREETIME
®
........................................................................................................................... 9
III.1.a. HEXAMOTION
®
........................................................................................................................ 9
III.2. FUNCTIONNAL ANALYSIS ............................................................................................................. 9
III.3. MODE DE REGULATION ............................................................................................................. 10
III.3.a. SEASON : ................................................................................................................................ 10
III.3.b. ECO : ....................................................................................................................................... 10
III.3.c. DIVA ....................................................................................................................................... 10
III.3.d. LOBBY
®
: ................................................................................................................................. 10
III.3.e. MAC2
®
: ( mposs ble w th vers on FREETIME 500-800 et HEXAMOTION 05-08) .................. 10
III.3.f. QUATTRO
®
: ( mposs ble w th vers on FREETIME 500-800 et HEXAMOTION 05-08) ........... 10
III.4. COMPOSITION ........................................................................................................................... 11
III.4.a. FREETIME
®
............................................................................................................................. 11
III.4.b. HEXAMOTION
®
FIRST-PREMIUM ........................................................................................... 12
III.4.c. HEXAMOTION
®
SEASON ......................................................................................................... 13
III.5. ELEMENTS IN THE REGULATION ................................................................................................ 14
III.5.a. FREETIME
®
............................................................................................................................. 14
III.5.b. HEXAMOTION
®
...................................................................................................................... 15
IV. ELECTRIC WIRING ................................................................................................................................. 16
IV.1. POWER SUPPLY.......................................................................................................................... 16
IV.1.a. FREETIME
®
............................................................................................................................. 16
IV.1.b. HEXAMOTION
®
................................................................................................................... 16
IV.2. RACCORDEMENT SEASON ......................................................................................................... 17
IV.3. TEMPERATURE SENSOR WIRING (Except SEASON) ................................................................... 18
IV.4. TERMINAL BLOCKS OF FREETIME
®
(Except SEASON) ................................................................. 18
IV.5. Raccordement électr que et fonct onnement de l’échangeur rotat f ...................................... 20
IV.5.a. Vers on SEASON ..................................................................................................................... 20
IV.5.b. Vers on FIRST PREMIUM .................................................................................................... 20
IV.6. F lters pressure sw tches w r ng and connect on ...................................................................... 22
IV.7. Fan pressure sw tch w r ng and connect on .............................................................................. 22
IV.8. Pressure transm tters w r ng and connect on LOBBY
®
/MAC2
®
/QUATTRO
®
.............................. 22
IV.9. Motors w r ng ............................................................................................................................ 23
IV.10. CO2 sensor w r ng DIVA
®
QUATTRO
®
......................................................................................... 23

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IV.11. N ght Cool ng ............................................................................................................................. 23
IV.12. Hot water co l ntegrated (PREMIUM BC) – changeover water co l (PREMIUM CO) or external
cold or changeover co l ............................................................................................................................ 24
IV.13. DX battery (cold or revers ble) .................................................................................................. 25
IV.14. Electr cal battery ....................................................................................................................... 25
IV.15. F re funct on .............................................................................................................................. 25
IV.16. Dehum d f cat on funct on ........................................................................................................ 26
IV.17. MODBUS / WEB / BACNET w r ng ............................................................................................. 27
IV.18. Repeater w r ng ......................................................................................................................... 27
IV.19. LON ............................................................................................................................................ 28
V. SETTINGS .............................................................................................................................................. 28
V.1. D splay ........................................................................................................................................... 28
V.2. Exemple of sett ng ........................................................................................................................ 28
V.3. Standard sett ngs (opérator menu) .............................................................................................. 29
V.3.a. Menu Mode de fonct onnement ........................................................................................... 30
V.3.b. Temperature menu ................................................................................................................ 31
V.3.c. Vent lat on menu ................................................................................................................... 31
V.3.d. T mer menu ............................................................................................................................ 32
V.4. Operator parameters mod f cat on ( password 3333 requ red) ................................................... 33
V.4.a. Dates and hours clocks sett ng .............................................................................................. 33
V.4.b. Speed /pressure mod f cat on n LS and HS ........................................................................... 33
V.4.c. Temperature setpo nt mod f cat on ...................................................................................... 34
V.4.d. Forced stop of the un t or forced start LS or HS on the remote control ............................... 34
V.4.e. Cho ce of language................................................................................................................. 34
V.5. Intermed ate sett ngs (serv ce level) ............................................................................................ 34
V.5.a. Menu conf gurat on en accès serv ce .................................................................................... 35
V.6. Mod f cat on of the serv ces parameters (password 2222) .......................................................... 35
V.6.a. Regulat on mode of the un t .................................................................................................. 35
V.6.b. Overvent lat on parameters .................................................................................................. 35
V.6.c. CO2 setpo nt for DIVA / QUATTRO opt on ............................................................................ 35
V.7. Adm n strator sett ngs .................................................................................................................. 36
V.7.a. Conf gurat on menu w th adm n level access ........................................................................ 36
V.8. Mod f cat on of the serv ce parameters ....................................................................................... 37
V.8.a. MODBUS ................................................................................................................................ 37
VI. REPAIR .................................................................................................................................................. 39
VI.1. D fferent types of defaults....................................................................................................... 39
VI.2. L st of alarms ............................................................................................................................. 39
VI.3. Acknowledge the default « t mer serv ce » .............................................................................. 41
VII. MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................................................. 41
VII.1. Obl gatory ma ntenance ............................................................................................................ 42
VII.2. Battery replacement ................................................................................................................. 42
• ANNEXES .............................................................................................................................................. 44
• Command d agram ........................................................................................................................... 44
VII.3. Motors d agrams FREETIME
®
500-800 HEXAMOTION
®
05-08 .................................................. 45
VII.4. Motors d agrams FREETIME
®
1500 HEXAMOTION
®
15 ............................................................. 46
VII.5. Motors d agrams FREETIME
®
2000 HEXAMOTION
®
20 ............................................................. 47
VII.6. Motors d agrams FREETIME
®
2700-3500 HEXAMOTION
®
27-80 .............................................. 48
VII.7. Curves ........................................................................................................................................ 49

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VII.7.a. FREETIME
®
......................................................................................................................... 49
VII.7.b. HEXAMOTION
®
................................................................................................................... 51
VII.8. Table MODBUS et BACNET ........................................................................................................ 54
VIII. NOTES ............................................................................................................................................... 57
I. RECEIVING THE EQUIPMENT
The units are delivered on stringers or palettes then wrapped in plastic film
I.1. Checks on reception
When the equipment is received, the state of the packaging and the equipment must be checked. In the event of damage, make
an accurate note of any problems on the carrier's delivery note
I.2. Unpacking
When the equipment is unpacked, check the following:
oThe total number of packages is present.
oAll accessories are present (dampers, roof, electric switchgear, etc.). After unpacking the equipment, the waste must
be disposed of in compliance with the current standards. No packaging should be discarded into the environment
I.3. Storing
The equipment must be stored in shade, in a dry place, at a temperature between -20°C and 40°C. The packaging can’t be
considered sufficient for an external storage.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
In compliance with the current norms, the machine should be installed only by a technical person qualified for this type
of work.
Use the required personal protection devices so as to avoid injuries caused by electrical and mechanical hazards (injuries
by touching panels, sharp edges, etc.). Use EN170 protective eyewear and ear protection.
Do not use the unit for an other used which it designed. This unit can’t be use for extract or supply dangerous air.
Move the machine as given in chapter handling.
Grounding is carried out in compliance with current standards. Never start the device without grounding
Before any intervention ensure that device is powered off and wait for complete stop of every rotative component such as
damper, fan, rotative exchanger…
During device is running inspection doors must be mounted and closed.
Start is to be done only with padlockable swith.
Do not shut off or short circuit the safety and control equipment.
During interventions, be carefull with hot components such as hot water coil or electric resistances.
The machine should be installed in compliance with fire norms.
The waste must be disposed of in compliance with the current standards. No packaging should be discarded into the
environment.
We disclaim any responsibility for any damages resulting from wrong utilisation of the equipment, reparation,
modification or non compliance of these instructions.

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I.1. End of life
In accordance with the partnerships with the compagny ECOLOGIC. CALADAIR fulfills the obligations to finance the
collection, removal and treatment of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
At the end of the life of this equipment, the user contacts the company ECOLOGIC who will propose a collection solution or a
place of deposit for the product.
Contacts for pick-up requests:
E-mail: [e-mail]
Phone: [phone]
Internet: www.e-dechet.com
II. INSTALLATION
II.1. Handling
The units must only be moved in their installation position.
If the device is handled using a fork-lift truck, ensure this supports the load-bearing structure
If the device is moved using a crane, use four cables of identical lengths. These must be at least as long as the greatest distance
between two fastening points.
II.2. Space required
II.2.a. FREETIME
®
Generally speaking, it is desirable to provide access space equal to L
INDOOR INSTALLATION ONLY
Extract a r
Supply a r

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II.2.b. HEXAMOTION
®
II.3. Installation
The unit must be laid on a sufficiently rigid and flat surface (use vibration mounts if necessary). For the HVAC connection,
select duct sections based on dimensions of the flexible bands that should be properly stretched. Install the unit such that bad
weather or ambient temperature cannot damage the internal items of the unit during installation as well as when used later
Provide a siphon on each condensate drainage pipe. A siphon can only be used for one drainage system.
Note: the siphon must be connected in accordance with Best Practices in order that the condensates are
removed as efficiently as possible .
The height H must be at least equal to the maximum internal negative pressure of the unit (Dp in mm).
Example : Dp = 500 Pa @ 50 mm CE
⇒ H > 50 mm 2H > 100 mm

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HEXAMOTION
®
60-80
Fasten the assembly tabs at the rear of the
CTA (M8 screw + nut).
Disassemble the central panel of the access
face and fix the 2 modules together (M8
screws + nut).

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Version FIRST-PREMIUM
Version SEASON
Connect the connectors between the 2
modules

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III. GENERAL FONCTIONNING
III.1.GENERAL
FREETIME
®
and HEXAMOTION
®
range are programme of double-flow units with high efficiency recovery, self-regulating
recovery meant for office and industrial installations. Its performance is greater than 80%.
III.1.a. FREETIME
®
FREETIME
®
SEASON : Manages the fans by potentiometers and rotative exchanger. No battery can be associated.
FREETIME
®
FIRST : Econological management of fans and rotative exchanger. Allows managing a non-integrated
changeover battery or (hot water battery non-integrated or and cold water battery non integrated).
FREETIME
®
PREMIUM BC : Econological management of the fans, rotative exchanger and a hot water integrated battery.
If required, it can also manage a non-integrated cold water battery.
FREETIME
®
PREMIUM BE : Econological management of the fans, rotative exchanger and an electrical integrated battery.
If required, it can also manage a non-integrated cold water battery.
III.1.a. HEXAMOTION
®
HEXAMOTION
®
SEASON : Manages the fans by potentiometers and rotative exchanger. No battery can be associated.
HEXAMOTION
®
FIRST : Econological management of fans and rotative exchanger. Allows managing a non-integrated
changeover battery or (hot water battery non-integrated or and cold water battery non integrated).
HEXAMOTION
®
PREMIUM CO : Econological management of the fans, rotative exchanger and a changeover water
integrated battery. If required, it can also manage a non-integrated cold water battery.
HEXAMOTION
®
PREMIUM BE : Econological management of the fans, rotative exchanger and an electrical integrated
battery. If required, it can also manage a non-integrated cold water battery.
HEXAMOTION
®
PREMIUM DXR : Econological management of the fans, rotative exchanger and an reversible directe
expension battery.
III.2.FUNCTIONNAL ANALYSIS
Except SEASON version
Starting sequence :
oThe supply air fan starts and the fresh air register opens.
oThe extract air fan starts and the extract air register opens
oTemperature regulation starts defined in the regulation mode set. Electric heater (if set), starts with airflow controller.
Pumps start.
oAfter a defined time, alarms management function is activated. Installation is in normal mode.
Start conditions :
Installation starts when one of these conditions are filled:
oTimer normal or reduced are activate
oManual start is activated with controller
oOne of the digital input for extended operation is activated.
Stop sequence :
Installation stops with following process:
oDeactivation of the alarm management function.
oElectric heater stops (if set).
oAfter a defined time (individually defined for each fan) fans are stopped.
oSupply and return air registers are closed .
oSignals toward actuator are reset and pumps closed
Stop conditions :
Installation stops when one these conditions are filled:
oTimers normal or reduced are not activated and digital input for extended operation is not activated.
oDigital Input for External stop is activated.
oManual stop is activated with controller
oAn alarm configured with stop function is activated. Installation will automatically start when alarm is reset.

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Vitesse GV
Vitesse PV
III.3.MODE DE REGULATION
III.3.a. SEASON :
1 Adjustable speeds from potentiometers
Each fan is individually adjustable from integrated potentiometer .
Possibility to add a remote forced stop (in standard on supply contactor (not supplied))
III.3.b. ECO :
1 or 2 speeds adjustable « MODE VENTIL (%) »
Adjustment of a minimum speed (LS - 1/2) and a maximum speed (HS - 1/1) in %.
Fitted with a factory turned clocked set :
o(HS - 1/1) from 06h00 to 22h00
o(LS - 1/2) from 22h00 to 06h00
Possibility of adding a remote forced start (LS - 1/2) or (HS - 1/1) (free voltage contact NO)
Possibility of adding a remote forced stop (free voltage contact NO)
III.3.c. DIVA
Proportional ventilation between two airflows (LS/HS) with CO2 management
« AUTO CO2 MODE »
Adjustment of a minimum speed (LS - 1/2) and a maximum speed (HS - 1/1) in %.
CO2’s setpoint is set in factory to 1000ppm (compliant to French RT2012).
Variation between (LS - 1/2) and (HS - 1/1) is managed from CO2 level
Fitted with a factory turned clocked set in (LS - 1/2) from 00h00 to 24h00.
Possibility of adding a remote forced start (LS - 1/2) or (HS - 1/1) (free voltage contact NO)
Possibility of adding a remote forced stop (free voltage contact NO)
Nota : In order for the CO2 regulation works, installation must follow these constraints :
oClock (HS - 1/1) is not activated (normal speed timer)
oClock (LS - 1/2) is activated (reduced speed Timer)
oExternal operation (HS - 1/1) and external stop are not activated.
III.3.d. LOBBY
®
:
Constant pressure ventilation. (Pa) « CONSTANT PA MODE»
Constant pressure adjustement (Pa).
Fitted with a factory turned clocked set in (LS - 1/2) from 00h00 to 24h00.
Possibility of adding a remote forced start (LS - 1/2) (free voltage contact NO)
Possibility of adding a remote forced stop (free voltage contact NO)
III.3.e. MAC2
®
: (impossible with version FREETIME 500-800 et HEXAMOTION 05-08)
1 or 2 constant air flow (m
3
/h) adjustable « MODE CONSTANT M3/H »
Adjustment of a minimum constant air flow (LS - 1/2) and a maximum air flow (HS - 1/1) in m3/h.
Fitted with a factory turned clocked set :
o(HS - 1/1) from 06h00 to 22h00
o(LS - 1/2) from 22h00 to 06h00
Possibility of adding a remote forced start (LS - 1/2) or (HS - 1/1) (free voltage contact NO)
Possibility of adding a remote forced stop (free voltage contact NO)
III.3.f. QUATTRO
®
: (impossible with version FREETIME 500-800 et HEXAMOTION 05-08)
Proportional ventilation between two constant airflows (m
3
/h) adjustable with CO2 management
Adjustment of a minimum constant air flow (LS - 1/2) and a maximum air flow (HS - 1/1) in m3/h.
CO2’s setpoint is set in factory to 1000ppm (compliant to French RT2012).
Variation between (LS - 1/2) and (HS - 1/1) is managed from CO2 level
Fitted with a factory turned clocked set in (LS - 1/2) from 00h00 to 24h00.
Possibility of adding a remote forced start (LS - 1/2) or (HS - 1/1) (free voltage contact NO)
Possibility of adding a remote forced stop (free voltage contact NO)
Nota : In order for the CO2 regulation works, installation must follow these constraints :
Vitesse GV
Vitesse PV

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oClock (HS - 1/1) is not activated (normal speed timer)
oClock (LS - 1/2) is activated (reduced speed Timer)
oExternal operation (HS - 1/1) and external stop are not activated.
o
III.4.COMPOSITION
III.4.a. FREETIME
®
Nom Détails
IPC Padlockable switch
VS Supply air fan
VR Extract air fan
CO2* CO2 sensor (DIVA
®
-QUATTRO
®
only)
SEG* Outdoor temperature sensor
SRG* Extract temperature sensor
SSG* Supply temperature sensor
FS Supply filter
FR Extract filter
DEPS / TRPS Supply pressure switch or supply pressure transmitter for version LOBBY
®
-MAC2
®
-QUATTRO
®
THA* External fros guard (version PREMIUM BC)
THS* Overheat security thermostat (version PREMIUM BE)
BC/BE* Hot water coil or electrical battery (see version)
ROUE Rotative exhanger with rotative sentinel included
*components non included in SEASON version

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III.4.b. HEXAMOTION
®
FIRST-PREMIUM
05-45
60-80
FS1
FS2
FS1
FS2

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Nom Détails
VS Supply air fan
VR Extract air fan
CO2* CO2 sensor (DIVA
®
-QUATTRO
®
only)
SEG* Outdoor temperature sensor
SSG* Supply temperature sensor
FS1 Supply filter 1
FS2 Supply filter 2 (OPTION)
DEPFS Filter guard pressure switch
FR Extract filter
DEPR / TRPR Extract pressure switch or extract pressure transmitter for version LOBBY
®
-MAC2
®
-QUATTRO
®
THA External fros guard (version PREMIUM CO)
THS Overheat security thermostat (version PREMIUM BE)
BC/BE/DXR Hot water coil or electrical battery (see version)
ROUE Rotative exhanger with rotative sentinel included
III.4.c. HEXAMOTION
®
SEASON
Nom Détails
VS Supply air fan
VR Extract air fan
FS1 Supply filter 1
FS2 Supply filter 2 (OPTION)
DEPFS Filter guard pressure switch
DEPR Extract pressure switch
DEPS Supply pressure switch
TH1-2 Thermostat for Bypass
ROUE Rotative exhanger with rotative sentinel included
FS2
FS1
VR
VS
FR
DEP S
ROUE
TH1
-
2
DEP R
DEP FS
VS

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III.5.ELEMENTS IN THE REGULATION
III.5.a. FREETIME
®
III.5.a.1. REGULATION ECO/DIVA/LOBBY
III.5.a.2. REGULATION SEASON
Nom Détails
DEPFS Filter pressure switch
DEPS ou TRPS Extract pressure switch or extract pressure transmitter for version LOBBY
®
-MAC2
®
-QUATTRO
®
TRAFO Transformer 230/24V
K1 Contactor of electric battery heater
K2 Rotative exchanger relay
REGULATEUR CORRIGO E283W3 controller
Nom Détails
DEPFS Filter pressure switch
DEPR Extract pressure switch
TH2 Summer setpoint thermostat for start rotative excanger
TH1 Winter setpoint thermostat for start rotative excanger

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III.5.b. HEXAMOTION
®
III.5.b.1. REGULATION ECO/DIVA
®
/LOBBY
®
/MAC2
®
/QUATTRO
®
III.5.b.2. REGULATION SEASON
Nom Détails
DEPS ou TRPS Supply pressure switch or extract pressure transmitter for version LOBBY
®
-MAC2
®
-QUATTRO
®
DEPR ou TRPR Extract pressure switch or extract pressure transmitter for version LOBBY
®
-MAC2
®
-QUATTRO
®
(05-45 only)
TRAFO Transformer 230/24V
K1 Contactor of electric battery heater
K2 Rotative exchanger relay
K3 Contactor of electric battery heater (Step 2 = 60-80)
REGULATEUR CORRIGO E283W3 controller
Nom Détails
POTS Potentiometer supply air fan
POTR Potentiometer extract air fan
08
-
45
60
-
80

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IV. ELECTRIC WIRING
IV.1. POWER SUPPLY
IV.1.a. FREETIME
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IV.1.b. HEXAMOTION
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: JC
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IV.2. RACCORDEMENT SEASON

FREETIME
® -
HEXAMOTION
®
High Efficiency Recovery Unit
OPERATING AND COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS
MS
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CDF
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010
Ind F
Maj.
18/05/2017
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: JC
Validé par
: AR
Pa e
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IV.3. TEMPERATURE SENSOR WIRING (Except SEASON)
Temperature sensors are connected on the controller
oSSG : Supply temperature sensor on Agnd(30) and AI1(31)
oSEG : Outdoor temperature sensor on Agnd(30) et AI2(32)
oSRG : Extract temperature sensor on Agnd(33) et AI3 (34)
IV.4. TERMINAL BLOCKS OF FREETIME
®
(Except SEASON)
Désignation Bornes Raccordement
ADP (shunted if not
used)
1-2 Connect on fire emergency stop (free voltage NC contact)
DAD (shunted if
not used)
3-4 Connect on DAD (smoke detector) default contact (NC)
THA/THS (shunted
if not used)
5-6
Connect to NC free voltage contact of THA (
PREMIUM BC - CO )
Or
Connect to NC free voltage contact of THS ( PREMIUM BE )
ED-TOUCH 7-8 + A*-B*
(port2) Connect to remote touch screen display
MF PV 9-10 Connect to NO free voltage contact of reduced Speed extended operation
MF GV 11-12 Connect to NO free voltage contact of normal Speed extended operation
ARR EXT 13-14 Connect to NO free voltage contact of external stop

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® -
HEXAMOTION
®
High Efficiency Recovery Unit
OPERATING AND COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS
MS
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CDF
-
010
Ind F
Maj.
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*A raccorder directement sur régulateur CORRIGO
** A raccorder directement sur régulateur CORRIGO et 8A max sur l’ensemble des DO
BC 15-16-17 BC :Connect to 3 ways valve of the hot water battery (cf chapter IV.12)
BE 18 + DO3** BE : Connect to static contactor of the electric battery (see chapter IV.14)
Heating pump
(PREMIUM BC) 18 + DO3** Connect to hot water circulator (Note : 24V 2AMax to relay) (see chapter IV.12)
Cooling pump 19 + DO4** Connect to cold water circulator (Note : 24V 2AMax to relay)(see chapter IV.12)
AL 20 + DO5** 24V output available if unit is in default (Note : 24V 2A Max to relay)
NC (Night cooling)
(LOBBY
®
) 22 + DO7** 24V output available if unit runs with the
optional LOBBY EC for opening
dampers during Night Cooling. (pay attention : 24V 2A Max to relay)
TRPS 23 / Agnd* + UI1* Connect to supply Pressure Transmitter (see chapter IV.8)
DEPS 24 + UI1* Connect to terminal 1 and 3 of supply pressure switch (see chapter IV.7)
TRPR 25 / Agnd* + UI2* Connect to return pressure Transmitter (see chapter IV.8)
DEPR 26 + UI2* Connect to terminal 1 and 3 of return pressure switch (see chapter IV.7)
CO2 27 / Agnd* UI3* Connect to CO2 sensor (see chapter IV.10) DIVA/QUATTRO option
BF 28-29-30 BF :Connect to 3 ways valve of the cold water battery (see chapter IV.12)
DEP FS
DEP FR 31-32
33-34 Connect to terminal of exhaust filter switch (see chapter IV.6) Connect to terminal 1 and 3 of return filter switch (see chapter IV.6)
RMS 35 + DO1** Connect to fresh air damper actuator
RMR 36 + DO2** Connect to extract air damper actuator
ROUE 37-38 and 21-22 Rotative exchanger wiring (Cf IV.5)
0-10V S 39-40 Connect to Supply air fan (cf chapter VIII.2 and 5)
0-10V R 41-42 Connect to Extract air fan (cf chapter VIII.2 and 5)

FREETIME
® -
HEXAMOTION
®
High Efficiency Recovery Unit
OPERATING AND COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS
MS
-
CDF
-
010
Ind F
Maj.
18/05/2017
Créé par
: JC
Validé par
: AR
Pa e
20
/
57
IV.5. Raccordement électrique et fonctionnement de l’échangeur rotatif
IV.5.a. Version SEASON
Rotative exchanger is factory wired
Son fonctionnement est automatique grâce à deux thermostats :
It automatically runs with two thermostats:
In winter: if outside intake air is lower to 18°C (adjustable), The rotative exchanger starts to recover maximum calories.
In summer:
COLD RECOVERY : if outside intake air is higher to 24°C (adjustable), The rotative exchanger starts to recover maximum
of calories.
FREE COOLING : if outside temperature is between 24° et 18° (adjustable) The rotative exchanger stops to bring directly
outside fresh air
IV.5.b. Version FIRST PREMIUM
Rotative exchanger is factory wired
CORRIGO controller drives automatically the bypass thanks to programmation and sensor mounted in standard on
FREETIME units.
In winter: when heat is needed, The rotative exchanger starts to recover maximum of calories. If it is not enough to reach the
temperature setpoint, hot battery starts running.
In summer :
COLD RECOVERY : if outside temperature is higher than inside temperature and cold is needed , The rotative exchanger
starts to recover maximum of calories. If it is not enough to reach the setpoint, cold battery starts running.
FREE COOLING : if outside temperature is lower than inside temperature and cold is needed , The rotative exchanger stops to
bring directly outside fresh air. If it is not enough to reach temperature setpoint cold battery starts running.