Cinier Greenor User guide

Thank you for choosing the Greenor® fan coil
INSTALLATION MUST BE COMPLETED
BY A LICENSED MECHANICAL
OR PLUMBING CONTRACTOR.
WARNING :
Read Carefully - These instructions contain necessary information for the proper installation, use and efficient
operation of the product. Carefully read these instructions before installation and operation of the unit. Failure to
adhere to the instructions could result in fire, electric shock, serious personal injury, death or property damage*.
Save these instructions and review frequently for continued safe operation and instruction of future users, if
necessary.
*Cinier is not responsible for any injury, loss, claim, damage, or any direct, incidental or consequential damages
of any kind which arises outside of Cinier international manufacturer warranty.
IMPORTANT:
For all technical information regarding the installation of Greenor® fan coils, please contact your local dealer or
email [email protected]
Manufacturing defects are covered under the manufacturing warranty (see binder or warranty attached). The
warranty does not cover any damage arising from improper installation, improper maintenance, improper storage
or handling.
Remove the Greenor® fan coil from its box and separate the front panel from the rough chassis leaving the all
around protections while completing the installation of the unit. Wear thin rubber gloves when installing the unit
and in particular when manipulating the Olycale® stone panel.
The installation must be made according to the manufacturer’s guidelines or using any other method considered
appropriate by the licensed contractor, providing it is in accordance with current legislation and local building
codes.
The safety rules must be strictly respected. The radiator must be installed so that commands and panels are
accessible at any time.
The Greenor® fan coil must not be installed below a power outlet.
This fan coil heating system is not suitable for bathrooms (classe I).
The unit must not be covered.
Greenor® MOUNTING INSTRUCTION
All Greenor® fan coils are tested and verified before expedition. If your shipment arrives clearly damaged, please
make a note on the receipt that the courier or other delivery party requires you to sign. Any defect noticed after
delivery must be reported to the manufacturer within 48 hours.
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1- Receiving:
Standard delivery content:
- The Greenor® fan coil comes
plastic-wrapped and in a heavy-duty card-
board box on a pallet.
A template is included for optimal ease of
installation.
- With the fan coil: two extensible flexible
hoses to connect to the heating system.
- 4 air filters + 1 remote control.
- One cleaning accessory to attach to
the vacuum cleaner for routine cleaning.
Equipment and tools required for installation:
- Raw-plugs, screws and washers selected to hold the weight of the fan coil on the supporting wall
(134.5 lbs / 61 kg)
- Standard fixing and connection tools (elbow fitting 90° male 1/2», flat gaskets...).
Handling and positioning:
(The fan coil must be handled by two persons.)
Use thin rubber gloves to handle the Greenor® fan coil.
Use clean hands or clean thin rubber gloves to handle the panel.
Greenor® fan coil must have at least a 6»/15cm clearance on each side of the panel (floor, ceiling, wall) and at
least 20»/50cm in front of the panel.
When positioning the unit, make sure that the air intakes are free from obstructions and far enough from potential
hazards such as curtains.
2 - Preparation:
Removal of the front panel
Remove the 2 clamp-locking screws,
Open both bottom clamps,
Raise the lower section and the 4 filters slightly,
Disengage with a small upward movement.
Before drilling, use the template provided to mark the location of the four fixing holes at the top of the unit and
of the one fixing hole by the bypass valve.
The contractor will decide on the best fixation system to bear the 134,5lbs/61kg weight fan coil.
Secure the rough chassis with adequate wall plugs and screws designed for the bearing wall.
The unit must be handled by two persons.

Greenor® H
HEATING SYSTEM ONLY
To operate in heating system only mode
To operate with a conventional boiler on a closed
hot water circuit with a maximal service-pressure
101.5 PSI/7bars and a maximal water temperature
of 167°F / 75°C.
g system Getting ready to connect the heatin only
(drawing No 1)
Prepare the supply and return water inlets
(elbow fittings males 1/2" flat gasket); Respect the inlet /outlet flow as per drawing.
Prepare the power cable as shown on
drawing No 1.
The power supply cable should project out of the wall by about 11"/ 30cm.
Drawing No 1 - Details of hydronic connections
Greenor® R
REVERSIBLE HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEM
To operate in reversible mode
To use with a reversible heat pump on a closed
water circuit with a maximal service pressure 101.5
PSI / 7bars and a maximal water temperature of
167°F / 75°C and minimal water temperature of
44.6°F/ 7°C
Getting ready to connect the reversible system
(drawing No 2)
Prepare the supply and return water inlets
(elbow fittings males 1/2" flat gasket); Respect the
inlet /outlet flow as per drawing.
Prepare the power cable as shown on drawing No 2.
The power supply cable should project out of the wall by about 11"/ 30cm.
Besides, it is necessary to plan drainage of condensate using a drain and an
indirect waste pipe, to dispose of condensate into the waste water circuit.
An optional pump is available, in that case plan a
pipe 0.24"x0.31"/ 6x8mm with a length of about
1"/ 30mm for the evacuation.
Drawing No 2 - Details of hydronic connections

Drawing No 3.1 - Rough chassis
3 - Wall mounting of rough
Secure the rough chassis with adequate wall plugs and screws designed for the bearing wall. The unit must be
handled by two persons. You may use an adapted lifting device.
Front View
Rough - Chassis Frontview
Olycal Stone Frontplate
3
4
6
6
Back View
Opening for
connection
T°Sensor
Top view technical support
Rough - Chassis

4 - Hydronic connection of the rough
(Drawings No 1 and 2)
Stretch the flexible hoses completely and form an arch
to better adapt to necessary length when connecting.
Connect both supplied flexible hoses to the water
inlets; Respect the inlet /outlet flow as per drawings.
Verify all hydronic connections and gaskets (Drawings
No 1 and 2).
For the reversible system, insulate the gaskets and
flexible hoses. Connect the condensate line to the
waste pipe; use a condensate draining lifting pump
when necessary.
Mounting of draining / lifting pump
Place the support of the pump using 2 screws of
3x10mm
Glide the pump on the rubber-rail
Connect the electrical plug.
Connect the air outlet
Connect PVC evacuation tub drain pipe 6x9mm /
5/16” X 3/8”
Location at the bottom for electrical connection
Connection box, connecting terminal,
(see picture No 4)
Fixation for lifting pump only for reversible system
Picture No 1
Picture No 2
Picture No 3
Picture No 4

5 - Electrical connection of the rough
WARNING : ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD CAN CAUSE INJURY OR DEATH. BEFORE ATTEMPTING
TO INSTALL THE UNIT, TURN OFF THE POWER AND DISCONNECT ALL POWER SUPPLY
CIRCUITS.
Only a LICENSED CONTRACTOR may open the fan coil.
Connect the power supply cable 2+PE to the plug provided in accordance with current legislation and local
building codes.
Greenor is to be connected to a 230V/50Hz grounded power supply line.
(Drawing No 4)
Cable must not overhang from its protective ducting to prevent potential pinching by the front panel of the unit.
Make sure that power supply can be disconnected across all contacts.
Screw the cover back on
Blue Neutral N N (on the right)
Phase L L (on the right)Brown or black
Ground (on the right)
Neutral N 1 (on the left)
Phase L 2 (on the right)
Ground
Electrical connections for «heating only» version
Color of wire Denomination Clamp
Green-yellow
Remove shunt clamp 3/4
Electrical connections for «reversible» version
Color of wire Denomination Clamp
Blue
Brown or black
Green-yellow (on the left)
Picture No 4 : Connection scheme for electric connection

5 - Putting into service
Pressurize the hydronic circuit.
Check that all connections are tight and leak free.
Purge the air out by opening the manual air bleeder valve; insufficient purging may result in an inadequate
heating performance.
Shut down the electrical circuit.
Check for potential electrical leakages
Turn on the switch at the bottom left corner of the unit
Using the remote control, operate the fan coil unit to check that all the fans function properly at the 3 operating
speeds. Check also that the opening of the thermal bypass valve opens correctly.
Once all these parameters have been configured and checked, turn off the unit.
6 - INSTALLING THE FRONT PANEL
Install the front panel holding it by the metallic frame and
raising it slightly above the wall casing to hook the upper
notch to the back of the wall casing.
Center the notch by looking at it from one side.
The front panel can then be fastened to the two bottom
clamps.
Picture No 5 - Electrical connection of the rough

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7 - INSTALLING THE FILTERS
Install 4 magnet held filters on the back of the unit sliding them from the sides.
Back view of the unit - showing the filters:
8 - CLOSING THE GREENOR UNIT :
Close both bottom clamps
Screw back on the 2 clamp-locking screws.
Tighten them properly in order to prevent easy access to
live electrical equipment and prevent any serious injury.
10 - MAINTENANCE
Remove dust regularly with a sweeper.
The panel can be cleaned with a slightly humid soft cloth or sponge, with warm water and soap or a mild dish
detergent. Do not use abrasive or alkaline products. Remove stains immediately with
A monthly cleaning of the filters is recommended: Attach the Greenor cleaning accessory to a vacuum cleaner
at low power for better results.
Filters should be changed once a year by a qualified technician.
IMPORTANT
When cooling a room, make sure to keep all doors and windows closed to avoid excessive
humidity that can cause condensation on the front surface of the unit.

Technical Data
Dimensions: 74-3/4” x 21-1/4” - 1900x115x540 mm (HxWxL)
Weight: 114 lbs / 51 kg
Connection for heating only: 1/2” Elbow
Connection for reversible: 1/2” Elbow
NW40/ D32 Drain line for condensate
Finned Tubes: copper / aluminium
Means of heating/Cooling: Water / glycol water
Max. service pressure: 7 bar
Maxi service temperature: 167°F / 75 °C (heating)
Mini service temperature: 44.6°F/ 7 °C (cooling)
Electric supply: 220/230VAC/ 50 Hz
Fans: 8 x 12 V - DC Extraquiet Fans
Total power consumption: 7/10/17 W (Fan Speed 1/2/3)
Air flow (CFM): 67 / 114 / 170 (Fan Speed 1/2/3)
Total sound pressure: 14.8 / 25.6 / 35.7 dB (A) (Fans Speed 1/2/3 - 39» from the Greenor)
Class: 1 (L-N-PE)
Insulation: IP20
UL 1995, issue: 2011/10/14 Ed:4 UL Standard for Safety Heating and Cooling Equipment : report N° 2300800CDG-
001 controlled by INTERTEK Laboratory inc.
CSA C22.2 No. 236, issue:2011/10/14 Ed:4 Heating and Cooling Equipment: report N° 2300800CDG-001
controlled by INTERTEK Laboratory inc.
CEM (electro magnetic control) and electric security control verified by TUV (international laboratory Munich,
Germany) Report Nr. 28410180-002
Power and electrical data according to EUROVENT conditions by TUV (international laboratory Munich,
Germany) Report Nr. FCP106/1/2/3 and FCP107/1/2/3
Approved standards:
Warranty
Greenor® General sales conditions are available upon request.
Please refer to document with product/current price list.
Manufacturing defects are covered under the manufacturing warranty (see certificate of international warranty).
The warranty does not cover any damage arising from improper installation, improper maintenance, improper
storage or improper handling.
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