Flexit Nordic S4 User manual

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Air handling unit
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Nordic S4
ART.NO. 800130, 800131, 800132, 800133
115545EN-07
2023-08
Flexit
GO

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Contents
1. Planning and preparation
work ....................................................................................................................................6
1.1. Joiner/Fitter............................................................................................................................6
1.2. Plumber .................................................................................................................................6
1.3. Electrician ..............................................................................................................................6
2. Installation .........................................................................................................................8
2.1. Positioning requirements ..................................................................................................9
2.2. Space requirements..........................................................................................................10
2.3. What is supplied?...............................................................................................................11
2.4. Installation ...........................................................................................................................12
3. Duct connection ..............................................................................................................14
3.1. Connection to the unit .....................................................................................................14
4. Electrical work..................................................................................................................15
4.1. For use with a water battery ...........................................................................................15
5. Plumbing work*...............................................................................................................15
6. Cover.................................................................................................................................16
6.1. Preparations .......................................................................................................................16
6.2. Flexit duct cover.................................................................................................................16
7. Installing and adjusting the kitchen fan .......................................................................17
7.1. Installation ...........................................................................................................................17
7.1.1. Kitchen fan without motor ...............................................................................17
7.1.2. Kitchen fan with motor .....................................................................................17
7.2. Adjusting ..............................................................................................................................17
7.2.1. Kitchen fan without motor ...............................................................................17
7.2.2. Kitchen fan with motor ....................................................................................17
8. System and general drawings .......................................................................................18
8.1. System drawing (electric heating
battery) .................................................................................................................................18
8.2. General drawing.................................................................................................................19
8.3. Nipple location ...................................................................................................................20
9. Technical data S4.............................................................................................................21
10. Dimensioned drawing S4 ...............................................................................................22
11. Capacity and sound data S4 ..........................................................................................23
12. Final checks/Starting.......................................................................................................24
12.1. Final checks .........................................................................................................................24
12.2. Startup and connection of the unit...............................................................................25
13. Complaints .......................................................................................................................26
14. Waste handling................................................................................................................26

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DANGER! DO NOT
TOUCH
Symbols used
These products bear a number of symbols used for
labelling the actual product and in installation and user
documentation.
Extract air Extract air
from kitchen
Outdoor air
Supply air
Exhaust air
DANGER:
ELECTRICITY
EXAMPLE OF NIPPLE LOCATIONS
(shown as a right model)
EXAMPLE OF NIPPLE LOCATIONS
(shown as left model)
FRONTFRONT
INFO! When a text box is this
colour, itmeans that it contains
important information.
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CAUTION! When a text box is this
colour, it means that material
damage may be the consequence
of not following the instructions.
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DANGER! When a text box is
this colour, it means that a life-
threatening or serious personal
injury may be the consequence of
not following the instructions.
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NOTICE! When a text box is this
colour, it means that a poor
utilisation ratio or product
operating issues may be the
consequence of not following the
instructions.

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SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
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• Tumble dryers must not be
connected to the unit.
• The room must have a separate,
adequate air supply when
products such as gas cookers,
gas heaters, fireplaces, wood-
burning stoves, oil-fired boilers,
etc., are used.
• This unit is only designed for
ventilation air in homes and
commercial buildings.
• To maintain a good indoor
climate, comply with regulations
and avoid condensation damage,
the unit must never be stopped
apart from during service/
maintenance or in connection
with an accident.
• The unit must not be operated
without the filters being in place.
• All plumbing work must be
carried out by an authorised
plumber.
• The location of the water battery
must be approved by a plumber
owing to the risk of water leaks.
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• To avoid the risk of fire, electric
shock or injury, read all the safety
instructions and warning texts
before using the unit.
• All electrical connections must
be carried out by qualified
electricians.
• If the power lead is damaged, it
must be replaced by the
manufacturer, the manufacturer’s
service agent or a similarly
qualified person.
• The unit must not be used to
extract combustible or flammable
gases.
• It is the installer’s responsibility to
carry out a full safety and function
assessment of the appliance.
• Before opening the door: switch
off the heat, let the fans continue
for 3minutes to remove hot
air, unplug the unit and wait
2 minutes before opening the
doors, as the unit contains
elements that must not be
touched when hot.
• This appliance may be used by
children of 8 years or above or
by persons with reduced sensory
capacity or reduced physical or
mental capacity, or by persons
lacking experience or knowledge,
provided they have received
instruction in the safe use of the
appliance or are supervised to
ensure safe use and providing
they are aware of the risks.
• The product is not suitable for
use by children. Children must
not be allowed to play with the
appliance. Children must not
carry out cleaning or maintenance
without supervision.
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• That precautions must be taken
to avoid the back-flow of gases
into the room from the open
flue of gas or other fuel-burning
appliances (for duct and partition
fans).

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1. Planning and preparation
work
1.1. JOINER/FITTER
Airow
Check that the air moves from rooms with supply air
valves to rooms with extract air valves.
Kitchen
If the kitchen fan is designed with a motor, sucient
supply air must be ensured. See chap.7.1. Installation
on page 17 and chap.7.2. Adjusting on page 17 for
more information.
Fireplace
When using the replace suitable supply air must be
ensured.
Location in the building
Location of the unit on an internal wall requires
insulation of the wall, interrupted studs and boards,
anddouble plasterboard or a wall structure of similar
quality (see chap.2.1. Positioning requirements on page
9).
Positioning must comply with
individual countries’ electrical
safety legislation. Check which
rules apply in your country.
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Suspension of unit
For screws, suitable noggings (min. 48 x 98 mm) are
required between studs.
See chap.2. Installation on page 8.
Access
The unit must have good access for service/
maintenance. See chap.2.2. Space requirements on page
10 for details.
Fire requirements
Any re safety requirements must be claried.
The positioning of heat sources must be coordinated
with extract air valves so that heat is not sucked straight
out through a valve or door gap.
1.2. PLUMBER
(if the unit has a water battery)
Water pipe layout and placement of the water battery
(channel battery) must be planned. These must be kept
warm to avoid frost damage. A closing damper with
spring must be used. See separate instructions (116166)
that accompany the water battery.
The water battery must be located
in a room with a drain.
1.3. ELECTRICIAN
Power supply
The units have an approx. 2 m cable with plug and
require a single-phase earthed socket nearby. Plug
requirements: 10 A. We recommend a separate circuit
for the unit. For permanent installation, it is possible to
use a fuse in the installation network, provided that it is
approved and it must be possible to secure it in the o
position. Or a separate approved service switch can be
installed.
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It is important for the plug to be
accessible for servicing when the
unit is fully installed.
The unit should be installed with
an earth fault breaker.
When using the app:
The unit must be connected to the internet or an access
point for local communication with the app. A conduit of
at least Ø20 mm is recommended between the unit and
the home’s router for the network cable.
When using the control panel:
Lay a Ø20 mm conduit for running the cable for
controlling the unit between the unit and an easily
accessible place in the home (e.g. outside the bathroom)
and terminate with a ush-mounted single wall box.
Locate the control panel here. The control cable must
be located min. 30 cm away from any power cables. The
control cable must be max. 24 m long to ensure a signal.
For use with accessories:
Lay a Ø16 mm conduit between the unit and the
locationof the accessory in question (kitchen fan,
pressure relay, etc.).
NB! The PG nipple for the power cable must be tightened
with a torque of 2.0 Nm if the cable is replaced.

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51 2 43
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The installation instructions for
the individual products must be
followed.
For more information on automatic control see
www.exit.com or the manual for Flexit GO and the
control panel (120018).
Cable type
1 Network cable
2 3-core cable (for e.g. kitchen fan) (DI1&DI2)
3 Cable for control panel (NordicPanel)
4 Not in use (accessory) (Accessories)
5 Power cable, unit
For exact positioning of the electrical bushings, see chap.10.
Dimensioned drawing S4 on page 22.
Positioning of bushings for
electrical conductors.

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2. Installation
Nordic S units can be installed vertically on the oor/
wall or suspended from the ceiling and can be in hot and
cold zones:
• On the wall (vertically).
(Mounting supplied with unit.)
• On the oor (vertically).
Absorption feet must be tted (available as an accessory).
• On the ceiling (vertically).
A ceiling mounting must be tted (available as an
accessory).
Hanging on wall, e.g. in laundry room.
Standing on absorption feet on oor, e.g. in loft.
Hanging on ceiling. (NB: Ceiling mounting is an accessory.)
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There may be a risk of external
condensation on the unit if it
is placed in a room with high
humidity.

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2.1. POSITIONING REQUIREMENTS
The unit is designed to be installed in boiler rooms,
laundry rooms, stores or other suitable areas. The unit
can be in a cold location.
Positioning must comply with
individual countries’ electrical
safety legislation. Check which
rules apply in your country.
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The unit should be positioned in such a way that there is
no danger of noise nuisance in nearby rooms.
• If the unit is located in a warm room where a lot
of moisture is generated, condensation may form
on the outside of the unit during periods when the
outside temperature is low.
The base should be stable and level.
BOILER ROOM
BOILER ROOM
LIVING ROOMS
LIVING ROOMS
suitable insulation

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2.2. SPACE REQUIREMENTS
The unit must be installed with suitable space for
servicing and maintenance such as lter replacement
and cleaning of fans and recovery system. See Fig. 1.
These are minimum requirements and only take
service needs into account.
All electrical conductors from the unit must be easily
accessible when the unit is fully installed.
Positioning must comply with
individual countries’ electrical
safety legislation. Check which
rules apply in your country.
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600 mm (with door)
1114 mm
550 mm
5 mm 5 mm
753 mm
ROTOR
300 mm (minimum)*
500 mm (cover)
650 mm
564 mm
600 mm
*For use with a duct cover (accessory)
Fig. 1
1114 mm
ROTOR

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2.3. WHAT IS SUPPLIED?
5x
5x
1x

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Alternative mounting methods:
1. Vertical mounting on wall
2.4. INSTALLATION
The unit is available in left and right versions (outdoor
air nipple to the left or right), depending on what is the
most favourable in relation to the duct location.
In the case of wall mounting, secure the wall bracket to
the wall and hang the unit in place (Fig. 3). Hold the unit
at an angle when hooking it onto the wall.
The top edge of the wall bracket should be mounted
17mm higher than the top of the unit’s back panel. If,for
example, the top of the unit is to be 400 mm below the
ceiling, the wall bracket should be mounted 383 mm
from the ceiling, measured from the ceiling to the top
edge of the wall bracket (Fig. 2).
CEILING
300-500 mm
Fig. 3
Fig. 2

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Alternative mounting methods:
1. Standing on oor
Absorption feet (accessory) must be tted when the unit is to stand on the oor.
This raises the unit and enables the door rail to clear the oor.

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3. Duct connection
3.1. CONNECTION TO THE UNIT
See Fig. 4.
Ensure that the ducts are tted to the correct nipple–
see the markings on top of the unit and chap.8. System
and general drawings on page 18
Pull the duct insulation well up to the unit.
To avoid the formation of condensation, it is particularly
important for the outdoor and exhaust air ducts to
have insulation and a plastic sleeve pulled right down
totheunit.
Seal the plastic sleeve to the unit with ties.
The duct insulation with
plastic jacket is guided right
down to the polystyrene
around the nipple. It is
very important that there
are no gaps between the
duct insulation and the
polystyrene, as this could
lead to condensation and/
or the formation of ice.
Pull the duct well over the
seal on the nipple.
The plastic sleeve is pulled
right down to the unit.
Fasten the sleeve with ties.
Duct connection
All ducts that pass through a cold zone must be insulated.
The ducts normally require min. 50 mm insulation, with
an eciency corresponding to λ = 0.035 W/m.°C or better.
The tter is responsible for use of the required insulation
and vapour-proof sleeves in accordance with location/
temperature.
Lay the outdoor air duct with a slight incline towards
theoutdoor air cap so that any water that enters drains
out again.
Ducts should have good sound insulation, particularly
above the unit.
Fitted ductFig. 4

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4. Electrical work
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The unit should be installed with
an earth fault breaker. All electrical
connections must be carried out by
aqualified electrician.
The unit is supplied with a 2 m cable with plug.
The cable exits at the top of the unit and is connected
to a 230 V 50 Hz single-phase earthed power point
that is placed in an easily accessible position close by.
Thepower plug should be used as the service switch.
See chap.9. Technical data S4 on page 21 for fuse sizes.
Positioning must comply with
individual countries’ electrical
safety legislation. Check which
rules apply in your country.
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Ensure that the plug for the unit is
not boxed in.
Internet access:
For functions such as controlling the unit outside the
home and having access to updates and other cloud
services, the unit must be connected to the internet.
Lay a network cable between the unit and the home’s
router, and connect.
Accessories:
Wireless accessories
A wireless adaptor can be connected to the 4-pole
contact marked ”Accessories”. Forconguration with the
Flexit GO app, see the instructions that come with the
accessories.
Other accessories
Accessories with a closing contact can be connected
toa3-core cable on top of the unit.
Label Colour Function Description
DI1 Brown HIGH (default) Forced airow
DI2 Green COOKER (default) Forced air supply
+24V (REF) White Reference
The inputs can be congured for other functions with
the Flexit GO app, see instructions in manual (117078).
Control panel:
A control panel can be connected to the 4-pole contact
marked NordicPanel.
For more information, see the instructions for the
control panel (120018).
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Signal cables must be at least 30
cm from power cables and should
be laid in a 20 mm wiring conduit
at installation. The cables must not
bemore than 24 m long.
4.1. FOR USE WITH A WATER BATTERY
For more information, see instructions (116166) for
water battery.
5. Plumbing work*
*If the unit is going to have heating with a water battery.
All plumbing work must be performed by an authorised
plumber. See instructions (116166) for water battery.

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6. Cover
For service reasons the cover must
have a hatch or removable front.
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To prevent the transmission of
noise and vibrations, the cover and
the unit should not be in direct
contact with each other.
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6.1. PREPARATIONS
The placement of the cover is naturally aected by the
placement of the unit. Therefore plan the positioning of
both the unit and the cover prior to installation.
The radiated noise from the unit specied in the sound
data does not include possible noise from ducting.
Thecover should therefore be soundproofed too.
6.2. FLEXIT DUCT COVER
Flexit duct covers are available as accessories.

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7. Installing and adjusting the
kitchen fan
7.1. INSTALLATION
If an external kitchen fan is going to be used,
documentation regarding installation and adjustment
ofair ow rates is supplied with the fans.
7.1.1.Kitchen fan without motor
(connected to unit with duct connection)
The air handling unit has a separate connection point
for kitchen fans without a motor. An electric cable (low-
voltage) must be connected between the unit and the
fan in order to force the air ow in the hood via the
switch on the hood.
7.1.2.Kitchen fan with motor
(not connected to unit)
The kitchen fan with motor is not connected to the
unit. It has a completely separate duct system for air
evacuation.
With the kitchen fan it is possible to compensate
fortheamount of air drawn out of the house. See
chap.7.2. Adjusting for more information.
7.2. ADJUSTING
If the kitchen fan is not supplied by Flexit, the fan
supplier must plan air ow rates for extract air in the
hood, and arrange for supply air to the hood.
To reduce the risk of negative pressure in the home,
when using a kitchen fan with an air volume above
approx. 200m3/h is compensated for this with, for
example, an outdoor air valve in the wall.
7.2.1.Kitchen fan without motor
(connected tounit)
To reduce the risk of forced ventilation through the
cooker hood causing imbalance between extract air
and supply air, the ow should also be adjusted on the
“Cooker hood” setting on the fans. The ow between the
attachment and the cooker hood can be measured with
an air-ow meter.
The method for adjusting the fan force will vary,
depending on which control unit is used (NordicPanel or
the Flexit GO app). In this description the Flexit GO app
is used.
Procedure:
1. Choose the cooker hood setting with the damper
open and the “cooker hood” signal activated. Adjust
the extract force in the “cooker hood” position until
the ow over the cooker hood is 150-180m3/h, to
obtain odour capture of approx. 75%.
2. Then measure the ow from all air extractors and
add this ow to the ow over the cooker hood.
3. Measure and add up the ows on all supply air units.
Adjust the fan force in the “cooker hood” setting for
the supply air fan to the point where the ow is the
same for both fans.
7.2.2. Kitchen fan with motor
(not connected via duct to unit)
If a kitchen fan with a motor is used, the volume of air
extracted from the building increases. The air handling
unit can be adjusted to provide more supply air than
extract air to compensate for this.
A signal to the unit is required when the kitchen fan
isused:
Connect an external switch with potential-free ON/OFF
signal to the 3-core cable on the unit (DI2, see wiring
diagram).
Install the pressure relay (accessory).
The cooker hood function works as follows:
The supply air fan will speed up, while the extract air fan
will continue at a low level to partly compensate for the
air ow that the cooker hood extracts from the house.
Check the kitchen fan’s maximum capacity (based on the
capacity diagram on the kitchen fan).
Ensure that the kitchen fan receives sucient air via one
or more fresh air valves, for example.

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8. System and general drawings
8.1. SYSTEM DRAWING (ELECTRIC HEATING
BATTERY)
(shown as a right model)
Abbreviation Description
B1 Supply air temperature sensor
B3/H1 Extract air temperature and humidity sensor
B4 Outdoor air temperature sensor
B6 Exhaust air temperature sensor
EB Heating battery
F10 Overheating thermostat, manual reset
F20 Overheating thermostat, automatic reset
FI1 Supply air lter
FI2 Extract air lter
M1 Supply air fan
M2 Extract air fan
HR-R Rotary wheel-type heat exchanger
M4 Rotor motor
DA1 Damper
DA2 Damper
B1
M2
M1
EB
F10
F20
M4
HR-R
FI2 FI1
B4
K
DA1
DA2
B3/H1 B6

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8.2. GENERAL DRAWING
With electric heating battery
(shown as a right model)
No. Abbreviation Description
1 FI1 Supply air lter
2 FI2 Extract air lter
3 M1 Supply air fan
4 M2 Extract air fan
5 HR-R Rotary wheel-type heat exchanger
6 M4 Rotor motor
7 Control unit
8 K Kitchen hood connection
9 B1 Supply air temperature sensor
10 B3/H1 Extract air temperature and humidity sensor
11 B4 Outdoor air temperature sensor
12 B6 Exhaust air temperature sensor
13 EB1 Heating battery
14 F10 Heating overheating thermostat man.
15 F20 Heating overheating thermostat auto
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8.3. NIPPLE LOCATION
Right model top
Left model top
FRONT
FRONT