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1.0 General safety precautions
IMPORTANT – Please study all the instructions before
mounting and commissioning.
Please keep these instructions in a safe place and
instruct all users in the function and operation of the
product.
Installation and service should only be implemented
after studying the wiring diagram thoroughly.
Avoid the dismantling of any factory-mounted parts,
since it impedes the commissioning of the equipment.
All electrical installations must be carried out by an
authorised electrician.
1.1 Danger
Dismantling parts on the AirBox III whilst in operation
could be deadly dangerous.
Always disconnect the AirBox III from the mains, when
removing the cover.
2.0 Area of application
The AirBox III is designed to trigger an alarm in case
the pressure is above or below, the programmed
parameters. In Denmark an alarm system is required
by law, on all ventilation systems. The functionality of
the AirBox III, will in most cases be used for monitoring
the dierential pressure over a lter, and use the alarm
function to trigger the cleaning process in the lter.
3.0 Technical data
The AIRBOX III is supplied with 8 active in- & outputs
(terminal T2-T10). The built-in pressure sensor is used
for pressure measuring and regulation, and is program-
med and showed in the 4-gured display.
The Menu-functionality is programmed from the display
by means of 4 keys, which gives access to adjustment
and reading of the 8 process parameters (parameter
P0-P19).
4.0 Basic installation of the AirBox III
program 510
1. Connect the long piece of the supplied 4mm
hose to the “-“ connection on the built-in pres
sure transducer. Connect the other end to the
clean side of the lter. NB! Avoid bends!!
2. Connect the other section of the 4mm hose to
the “+”connection on the built-in pressure trans
ducer. Connect the other end to the dust side of
the lter. NB! Avoid bends!!
3. Select the right software program
(510 for pressures between 10-5000Pa).
4. Short circuit the T3 terminal or connect to
signal from on/o switch.
5. Connect the AirBox III to 230 Volts as shown in
the diagram
Table of content
1.0 General safety measures ...................2
1.1 Danger..................................2
2.0 Area of application.........................2
3.0 Tecnical data .............................2
4.0 Basic instalation af the AirBoxIII ..............2
5.0 Adjustment of parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
5.1 Other settings ............................3
6.0 Error correction ..........................3
7.0 Declaration of conformity....................4
5.0 Adjustment of parameters for
dierential pressure
13V
Installation diagram
software version V510
230V
Alarm 13VT3 T9 T8 T7
13VDC
Alarm output
N
L
230 V
NC C NO 13V 0 13V 0
Power supply
Alarm
function
start/stop
Alarm
signal
Start/stop
input
contact
Output
Voltage
13VDC
Voltage-free contacts
Motor
C NO
Alarm
Output
contact
4A 3A
Tabel of generel parameters
Par. Label Def. Max Description
P01 Min. alarm
limit (Pa)
200 4999 Monitor alarm min.
limit (Pa)
P02 Max. alarm
limit (Pa)
5000 5000 Monitor alarm max.
limit (Pa)
P75 Service timer 0 0-36 0=of 1-36=months
between service
P76 Call service Max 16
letters
Press and hold arrow
down when connecting
main power to type
service message
The AirBox III contains 2 software programs (510),
which controls how the AirBox III behaves.
The AirBox III is by default set to 510. We now want to
set up the AirBox III for dierential pressure.
1. After turning on the power, the Display will
show “P0” on power-up
2. Press “ENTER” and select the appropriate soft