Camfil CITY M User manual

CITY M CONNECT
CITY L CONNECT
AIR PURIFIERS
USER GUIDE
WWW.CAMFIL.COM

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS!
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING YOUR APPLIANCE.
Unplug from outlet when not in use and before conducting maintenance. When using an
electrical appliance, basic precautions should be observed, including the following:
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY:
1. Always connect to a polarized outlet (one slot is wider than the other). Do not modify the
polarized plug to t a non-polarized outlet or extension cord.
2. Read the technical manual and follow the instructions. The machine’s power supply has to
be disconnected during installation, servicing, maintenance and lter replacement.
CAUTION: TURN OFF THE MACHINE AND THEN PULL OUT THE ELECTRICAL CONNEC-
TOR, ALWAYS FROM THE POWER SOURCE FIRST, WHEN WORKING ON THE PRODUCT.
THE MACHINE IS NOT TO BE REGARDED AS DE-ENERGISED UNTIL 5 MINUTES AFTER
DISCONNECTION FROM THE POWER SUPPLY.
Rotating parts do not stop immediately once power has been cut or the machine has been
switched off. ALLOW 5 MINUTES TO ELAPSE BEFORE HANDLING THE CABINET.
3. In its standard version, this product must only be used for handling dry non-explosive
materials. If the air purier is used for purposes other than those set out in the Technical
Manual, or is handled otherwise than set out therein, Caml AB can accept no liability
whatsoever for the consequences of said use/handling.
4. NOTE: Fixed installation may only be carried out by a professional with the appropriate
qualications who takes responsibility for the installation.
5. The machine must NOT be used in ATEX classied areas or where explosive gases may
be present at any time.
6. The machine is provided with 4 wheels on its bottom plate so as to help positioning. Please
follow procedure set out in section 14 “Positioning” of this Technical Manual. To carry the
machine without the wheels, two (2) people are needed.
7. All accessories, lters, spare parts, etc. used, must be approved by Caml. Guarantee
undertakings cease to apply if the foregoing is not respected. Please contact Caml for the
correct accessories.
8. Do not cover inlets or outlets.
9. Inserting objects through inlets or outlets is forbidden.
10. The unit must not be used in environments where burning / smouldering objects can get
into the machine.
11. The unit must be used indoors only.
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12. The unit must be used in the -25˚C – +60˚C temperature range only.
13. The unit must not be drenched with water. The highest permitted humidity is 85% if
a carbon lter is used.
14. Follow the lter handling and replacement instructions very carefully. Incorrect handling
can damage the lter medium and the guaranteed lter class will not be achieved as a
result.
15. Take great care when handling used lters. Incorrect handling can result in ill health or
sickness. Follow the instructions for lter replacement.
16. This unit can be used by children aged 8 years and above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, if they
have been given supervision or instruction concerning the safe use of the equipment and
understand the resulting dangers, Children should not play with the device. Cleaning and
user maintenance should not be performed by children without supervision.
17. To use the dashboard, the customer must connect the air cleaner to a Wi-Fi network
with Internet connectivity. It is the responsibility of the customer to connect the air
cleaner to a secure Wi-Fi network. The customer is recommended, from an information
security perspective, to connect the air cleaner to a network that is separate from the
network used for customer’s core business data. The network should also lter inco-
ming and outgoing trafc to the air cleaner.For authentication in the wireless network it
is recommended to use WPA2-PSK with AES encryption.
CONTENT
1Symbols 4
2 Contents 5
3Version history 5
4 Identication plate 5
5Technical specications 6
6 Fan specications 6
7Air ow 6
8Air ow details 7
9 Taking into operation 8
10 Use 12
11 Design 12
12 Consistent standard components 12
13 Transport and unpacking 13
14 Positioning 13
15 Electrical connection 13
16 Product and the environment 14
17 Filters and the environment 14
18 Maintenance 14
19 Instructions for replacing lters 14
20 Filter replacement 15
21 Guarantees and undertakings 16
22 EU provisions governing the product 16
23 Spare part list 19
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1 SYMBOLS
EN Refer to instruction manual. SE Se instruktionsboken. DK Se brugsanvisningen.
NO Se brukerhåndboken. FI Tutustu käyttöohjeisiin. DE Siehe Bedienungsanleitung.
FR Reportez-vous au manuel d’instruction. ES Consulta el manual de instrucciones.
IT Fai riferimento al manuale di istruzioni. NL Raadpleeg de gebruiksaanwijzing.
PT Consultar o manual de instruções. RU См. руководство по эксплуатации.
SK Prečítajte si návod na použitie. CH 请参阅说明手册。
EN Dangerous voltage. SE Farlig spänning. DK Farlig spænding. NO Farlig spenning.
FI Vaarallinen jännite. DE Gefährliche Spannung. FR Tension dangereuse.
ES Peligro: alto voltaje. IT Tensione pericolosa. NL Gevaarlijke spanning.
PT Tensão perigosa. RU Опасное напряжение. SK Nebezpečné napätie. CH 危险电压。
EN Disconnect power before servicing. SE Koppla bort strömmen innan du utför service.
DK Afbryd strømmen inden service. NO Koble fra strømmen før du utfører vedlikehold.
FI Katkaise virta ennen huoltoa. DE Vor der Wartung vom Stromnetz trennen.
FR Débranchez l’alimentation avant l’entretien. ES Desconecta la alimentación antes de
realizar labores de mantenimiento. IT Spegni l’apparecchiatura prima della manutenzione.
NL Ontkoppel de voeding vóór onderhoud. PT Desligar a alimentação elétrica antes de
proceder à manutenção. RU Отключите питание, прежде чем приступить к обслуживанию.
SK Pred vykonaním servisu odpojte napájanie. CH 维修之前,请先断开电源。
EN Caution. SE Var försiktig. DK Forsigtig. NO Forsiktig. FI Huomio. DE Vorsicht.
FR Danger. ES Precaución. IT Attenzione. NL Opgelet. PT Cuidado. RU Внимание.
SK Upozornenie. CH 警告。
EN This symbol means to recycle. SE Denna symbol står för återvinning.
DK Dette symbol betyder, at produktet skal genbruges.
NO Dette symbolet betyr resirkulering. FI Tämä merkki kehottaa kierrättämään.
DE Dieses Symbol bedeutet Recyceln. FR Ce symbole signie « À recycler ».
ES Reciclable. IT Questo simbolo signica che si deve riciclare.
NL Dit symbool geeft aan om te recyclen. PT Este símbolo signica reciclar.
RU Подлежит переработке. SK Tento symbol znamená recyklovať. CH 此符号表示回收。
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2 CONTENTS
This technical manual is part of the documentation that must be available under appendix 5
of the machine directive. The purpose of the manual is to give details of the units design and
how it works. New users must be able to work safely with this product. Web: www.caml.com
Direct link to manual: https://www.caml.com/damdocuments/47006/1097499/user-guide-
citym-citys-eng-eu-2020-12-17.pdf
This manual gives details of the product and must not be used for any other machine. Besides
short explanations of what the machine is used for, the rst few sections also give some technical
specications. After these, there are illustrated texts about the various parts that make up this
product. The user manual also includes details of safety procedures associated with the use of
the machine.
IMPORTANT!
Before using your high quality air purier, it is important that you, as the user:
1) read this User Manual
2) follow the safety instructions in both documents.
3) visit the term of Use section on the Caml website at
https://caml.com/terms-and-conditions/digital-services to see the current status.
3 VERSION HISTORY
Version Date Signature Altered
001 See approval
4 IDENTIFICATION PLATE
All Caml City M/City L Connect air puriers have the identication plate at the power supply to
the unit.
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SAMPLE
SAMPLE

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5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
External dimensions, vertical model
City M Connect City L Connect
Height (mm) 720 960
Width (mm) 340 495
Depth (mm) 345 410
Weight (kg) 15.0 (including new lters) 25.0 (including new lters)
Filter weight (kg) 2.0 kg (2 lters are needed) 4.1kg (2 lters are needed)
6 FAN SPECIFICATIONS
Phase 1~
Nominal voltage VAC 230
Nominal voltage range VAC 200 .. 240 (120 US/CAN)
Frequency Hz 50/60
Type of data denition ml
Speed min~1 3200
Power input W 83 (110 US)
Current draw A 0.75 (2-1.55 US)
Min. ambient temperature ºC -25
Max. ambient temperature ºC +60
ml=max.load; subject to alterations
7 AIR FLOW
With lter H14 with odour, VOC & ozone removal
City M Connect City L Connect
Step Qv
[m3/h]
Pe
[W]
LpA*
[dBA]
Qv
[m3/h]
Pe
[W]
LpA*
[dBA]
137 9 16 150 9 26
267 10 21 250 16 34
394 11 28 350 25 39
4127 12 35 430 37 43
5251 24 45 500 47 46
6 Max. 430 60 54 650 83 52
8 AIR FLOW DETAILS
ENG
*Tolerance +/- 10% (Measurement performed at 1 m from the source)
Dirty air
Clean air
Filters
Fan

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9 TAKING INTO OPERATION
First, read the entire Technical Manual.
ONLY APPROPRIATELY QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANS MAY CARRY OUT WORK WITH ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS. YOU MUST BE ABLE TO TURN OFF THE POWER SUPPLY WITHOUT TOUCHING
THE UNIT. Connect the air purier to the electrical outlet. Ensure that there is nothing obstructing
the air outlets / inlets (see gure below how to operate).
MAIN SCREEN
In the upper half of the display there is an air quality indicator.
This indicator will show ”ll” or ”empty” depending on the air
quality in real time. The higher the air quality, the fuller the
indicator. At the same time, the colour of the indicator will change
according to the quality.
The higher the quality the colour will change to a light turquoise
and the lower the quality the colour will change to a dark purple.
These colours correspond to the colours used on the dashboard
web page. The change of colour is produced by jumps of 5% in
quality, i.e. from 0% to 100% we have 20 dened colours.
Inside the indicator there is a text that indicates the quality range
we are in:
• Poor: < 20%
• Fair: < 40%
• Average: < 60%
• Good: < 80%
• Excellent: > 80%
The text ”Indoor Air Quality” is used as a title and does not change at any time.
The lower half is further divided into 3 sections. From top to bottom:
1 Environmental values: These are measures of environmental qualities over which the device
has no inuence. (Humidity / Temperature / CO2) The unit is capable of displaying these
measurements due to its multiple sensors.
2 Fan speed selector: It is an action button, if we press it the application takes us to the fan
speed/operation mode selection screen.
3 Button panel: This button panel has 3 buttons, from left to right:
• Schedule: when pressed, the application takes us to the schedule display/renewal screen.
• Shutdown: when pressed, the application takes us to the shutdown/reset screen.
• Settings: when pressed, the application takes you to the device settings screen.
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FAN SPEED/MODE SELECTION
This screen is used to select the speed/mode in which our
fan operates. It can be called from the main screen to set the
current speed/mode or from the calendar edition to select the
programmed speed/mode.
The screen shows the following action buttons:
• Automatic: By pressing this button we indicate the system to
manage the fan speed by itself, that is, depending on the air
quality.
• From 6 to 1: We indicate to the system that the speed
management will be manual and the level at which we want
the fan to be set. Speed 6 is highly recomended for short quick
air cleaning situations.
• Off: We indicate to the application to pay the fan.
TIMETABLE
Add timetable
When we click on the timetable button and we have not yet dened
a timetable, the application displays the following screen:
This screen shows a text warning us that the team has not yet
dened a timetable and offers us an action button to add a new
one. By pressing this button, the application will take us to the
timetable editing screen.
EDITING TIMETABLE/SCHEDULE
In this screen we can congure all the aspects related to the
timetable, from top to bottom:
• Start time and end time. These selectors allow us to choose the
time at which the programmed operation of the equipment starts
and ends. To select a time, simply press the selector and drag
your nger up or down until the desired time is displayed.
• Repeat. This is an action button that takes us to the screen for
selecting the days on which our programmed operation will
take place.
• Fan speed. This is an action button that will take us to the speed/
operation mode selection screen.
• Save schedule. When we have nished conguring the 3 options
of our timetable, we can click on this button to save them. If any
of the options are not congured, the button will be disabled,
this is to avoid saving a timetable without the necessary
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VIEW/EDIT/DELETE TIMETABLE
When we click on the timetable button and we have already dened
a timetable, the application will show us the information about it
and the possibility of editing it through the following screen.
The rst section shows the parameters of the timetable
congured in text mode: start/end times, days of the week
when the timetable is active and speed/mode.
Next, the ”Edit timetable” button is displayed, which takes us to
the Edit timetable screen so that we can modify the parameters
of the timetable we have already set.
Finally, the ”Delete timetable” button is displayed, which takes us
to the timetable deletion
conrmation screen.
CONFIRMATION OF DELETION
This screen shows 2 action buttons: cancel or conrm the deletion
operation.
ADJUSTMENTS
This screen is a menu in which we can choose which parameter /
value we want to consult or modify. By pressing the corresponding
button the application will take us to the chosen screen.
The possible options are:
• IAQ panel
• Sensor warnings
• Wireless network
• Language
• Time zone
• Information
IAQ PANEL
This page shows a URL and an analogous QR corresponding to the
web of the equipment’s information panel. This panel is unique for
each unit and will show information about the unit and the environ-
ment where it is located.
SENSOR WARNINGS
This screen shows a series of buttons corresponding to each of
the sensors of the equipment. The sensors are:
• Particulate Matter
• VOC sensor
• CO2 sensor
• Fan status sensor
These buttons are inactive by default. In the event that the
application detects a problem with any of them, it will show it
by colouring the corresponding icon in red and will enable the but-
ton to be pressed. If pressed, the application will take us to
the specic instructions screen for each sensor.
SENSOR WARNINGS (INSTRUCTIONS)
This screen shows a QR code corresponding to an URL of a Caml
website which will provide specic instructions to the user.
It also offers the possibility to reset the warning. By resetting the
warning we are forcing the system to remove the sensor from the
alarm state. This is to verify that the warning is caused by a per-
sistent problem and not a temporary problem. In case the problem
is real and persistent the sensor alarm state will occur again.
WIRELESS NETWORK
This screen will show a list of available wireless networks.
When booting for the rst time, the system does not have any
wi conguration. During the boot it searches for all available
networks, this rst search is kept for 10 minutes after the boot.
After this time the equipment will perform a new search every
time we enter this screen.
The result of this network search will be displayed on this screen
sorted by signal strength. Each network will be expressed by
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To congure a network (enter the key), click on the icon located
to the right of each button (network). When you click on it, the
application will take you to the password entry screen and when
you return from this screen, a loading icon will appear on the
corresponding button indicating that it is trying to connect with
the data entered.
If it connects, the icon to the left of the button will change to
a green background indicating that we are connected to that
network. Otherwise, the equipment will continue trying to
reconnect until we indicate it to connect to another network or
we modify the connection data.
The device is capable of storing up to 5 known networks.
Whenever it detects a known network it will try to connect to it
in order of signal strength, i.e. it will try to connect rst to the
network with the strongest signal strength.
To select a network to connect to, simply click on the corresponding button and the equipment
will try to connect to it with the password it has congured. If no password is congured, it will
behave as if we had clicked on the arrow icon on the corresponding button, i.e. it will send us to
the password entry screen.
10 USE
The air purier is used to clean indoor air by mechanically ltering, through highly efcient
lters. Development of the system is primary for expert users and installation companies for
ofces, hospitals and schools.
11 DESIGN
The unit is a self-standing one-section design housing the lters, fan section and all electrical
connections. The machine is entirely constructed of aluminium and plastic parts and is therefore
environmentally friendly and recyclable.
12 CONSTITUENT STANDARD COMPONENTS
In its standard version, the air purier is supplied with the following components:
• One City M Connect / City L Connect unit
• Filters for the chosen purpose
• Quick guide
• Technical Manual.
• Electrical connector
If anything is missing, or if you require further information about accessories, please
contact Caml.
13 TRANSPORT AND UNPACKING
Remove the packaging carefully. If sharp objects are used to unpack the product, be careful not to
damage the machine’s cables and design nish. Take special care when handling the lters. See
the lter replacement section.
Check that the product has not been damaged during transport. Report any transport damage to
the carrier. Check also that the delivery is complete.
14 POSITIONING
The unit must always be positioned and used indoors only. Air outlets and intakes must not be
obstructed during use. Before putting the air purier in operation, ensure there is sufcient space
(10 cm) around the outlet and inlet.
Procedure for moving the device is the following (only applicable for City L Connect):
1. Ensure that the breaking system of the wheels (two of them) is deactivated.
2. Move the equipment holding it at all times from the top.
3. Activate the breaking system of the wheels so as to prevent from undesired moving.
If desired, the wheels can be easily removed from the device. In this case, follow the
procedure below (only applicable for City L Connect):
1. Place the device on a smooth horizontal surface.
2. Unscrew each of the four screws holding each wheel with a cross slot screwdriver.
3. Place the equipment in its operating position.
15 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The unit comes from the factory ready for plugging in. All routing of cables, etc., must be carried
out in accordance with the relevant regulations and by an appropriately qualied electrician. Any
alterations to the machine’s internal electrical systems must only be carried out by appropriately
qualied persons using equipment supplied by Caml.
THE UNIT MUST ONLY BE CONNECTED TO THE NETWORK VOLTAGE STATED ON THE MACHINE
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5. Grip the lter and pull it towards you.
Put the lter in a plastic bag. Do the same
procedure on the other lter and put it in
a plastic bag.
6. Take a new HEPA lter out of its box.
NB! DO NOT TOUCH THE FILTER’S
SURFACE. HOLD THE FRAME ONLY!
Put the lter in its positioning, press it
down and against the pattern of holes.
The black gasket must be towards the
hole pattern of the unit.
Do steps 1- 6 in reverse order.
1. Switch off the unit by turning the safety
switch or remove the electrical connector.
Make sure that the blue operating LED’s
is off.
2. Lift off the top cover of the unit.
3. Push and unscrew the four buttons and
lift up the hatch.
4. Use the handle and pull the hatch
upwards.
16 PRODUCT AND THE ENVIRONMENT
The air purier is made from lead-free components. It can be recycled. Used models must al-
ways be sent to a recycling station for correct recycling and/or disposal of parts and components.
17 FILTERS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Note that lters must not be disposed of along with ordinary household waste. Scrapped lters
must always be correctly taken care of and handled safely. Recycling or disposal must always be
carried out at an approved waste facility. If you have any questions about this, please contact your
local authority or distributor for advice on correct care.
18 MAINTENANCE
If necessary, the unit can be cleaned using a mild cleaning agent.
BEFORE CLEANING, ALWAYS SWITCH OFF THE MACHINE AND PULL OUT THE ELECTRICAL
CONNECTOR!
REPLACING THE FUSE:
THIS OPERATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT WITH THE CITY L UNIT DE-ENERGISED.
1. Pull out the fuse cover using a at-head screwdriver.
The fuse cover is allocated on the bottom of the socket.
2. Carefully remove the fuse.
3. Replace the fuse with a fuse 2A 250V.
4. Close the fuse cover.
19 INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPLACING FILTERS
WARNING! When handling used lters, personal protective equipment such as protective gloves
and masks must be used. To choose the correct type of respiratory protection, consult either the
safety representative / ofcer at your workplace or the manufacturer of the respiratory protec-
tion.
Used lters may contain harmful substances and particles. With incorrect handling, these can
escape to the environment and present risks of sickness and ill health.
Filters should be replaced on a continuous basis. See Caml AB’s recommendations concerning
the frequency of lter replacements.
20 FILTER REPLACEMENT
ALWAYS USE PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND RESPIRATORY PROTECTION WHEN HANDLING USED
FILTERS! Risk of ill health and sickness.

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21 GUARANTEES AND UNDERTAKINGS
The guarantee relates to full functionality as per the details in this User Manual and covers
errors in software and hardware for a period of one year from the delivery date. Should the
equipment develop a fault, please contact your direct sales contact person from Caml or
Caml AB or visit the support section on the Caml website at: https://caml.com/support/
cityconnect/
Contact:
CAMFIL SVENSKA AB.
Industrigatan 3
SE-619 33 Trosa, SWEDEN
Tel: +46 (0)156 537 00
Web: www.caml.com
22 EU PROVISIONS GOVERNING THE PRODUCT
This product complies with EU standards as per the “Machinery Directive” (2006/42/EC), the
“Low Voltage Directive” (2014/35/UE) and the “EMC Directive” (2014/30/UE).
Note that correct observance of the installation and safety instructions is a precondition for
the compliance of all operating properties. For more details of technical specications, the
standards that have been complied with and Caml’s patents, please contact Caml.
Manufacturer:
CAMFIL ESPAÑA, S.A.
A81052409
Avenida Juan Carlos I, 13, Planta 4
28806 Alcalá de Henares - Madrid, SPAIN
CAMFIL ESPAÑA, S.A.
Calle Francisco Medina y Mendoza, Parcela 8
19171 Cabanillas del Campo – Guadalajara, SPAIN

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23 SPARE PART LIST
Replacement lter H14 according to EN1822 with an efciency of 99.995% with integrated
molecular lter for the elimination of unpleasant odours.
Article code 94000208
Description City L Filter
Molecular + H14
Plastic
Quantity per 2
device
Article code 94000196E
Description City M Filter
Molecular + H14
Plastic
Quantity per 2
device

20 Caml – Clean Air Solutions
CAMFIL is the world leader in air
lters and clean air solutions.
For more than half a century, Caml has been helping people
breathe cleaner air. As a leading manufacturer of premium clean
air solutions, we provide commercial and industrial systems for
air ltration and air pollution control that improve worker and
equipment productivity, minimize energy use, and benet human
health and the environment. We rmly believe that the best
solutions for our customers are the best solutions for our planet,
too. That’s why every step of the way – from design to delivery
and across the product life cycle – we consider the impact of
what we do on people and on the world around us.
The Caml Group is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and
has 30 manufacturing sites, six R&D centres, local sales ofces
in 35+ countries, and about 5,600 employees and growing. We
proudly serve and support customers in a wide variety of industries
and in communities across the world. To discover how Caml can
help you to protect people, processes and the environment, visit
us at www.caml.com.
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