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VES - AFRV72 Fan

Installation Manual

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Table of Contents

SECTION 1: Pre-installaon

Fan Highlights�� 1-1

Fan Performance.................................................................................................................................... 1-1

Optional Attachments.......................................................................................................................... 1-2

Outlet.................................................................................................................................................... 1-2

Inlet........................................................................................................................................................ 1-2

Safety Precautions �� 1-3

Safety Alert Key...................................................................................................................................... 1-3

General Safety......................................................................................................................................... 1-3

Unpacking �� 1-4

General....................................................................................................................................................... 1-4

Recommended Tools....................................................................................................................... 1-4

SECTION 2: Mechanical Installaon

Fan Framing �� 2-1

Fan Mounting�� 2-1

Cross Sectional Width�� 2-2

Fan Assemblies�� 2-3

Exhaust Cone........................................................................................................................................... 2-4

Recommended Tools....................................................................................................................... 2-4

Installation Steps.............................................................................................................................. 2-4

Square Guard........................................................................................................................................... 2-5

Recommended Tools....................................................................................................................... 2-5

Installation Steps.............................................................................................................................. 2-5

Shutter........................................................................................................................................................ 2-5

Recommended Tools....................................................................................................................... 2-5

Installation Steps.............................................................................................................................. 2-5

SECTION 3: Electrical Installaon

Motor Label �� 3-1

Motor Wiring �� 3-2

Table of Contents

Motor Control�� 3-3

LED Indicators �� 3-4

Sensors�� 3-4

SECTION 4: Operaon and Maintenance

Maintenance Schedule �� 4-1

Fan................................................................................................................................................................ 4-1

Wiring ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

Blades.......................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

Exhaust Cone and

Fan Housing.............................................................................................................................................. 4-2

Square Guard........................................................................................................................................... 4-2

Shutter........................................................................................................................................................ 4-2

EDK (Exterior Deector Kit) ............................................................................................................. 4-2

Control........................................................................................................................................................ 4-2

Maintenance Guidelines �� 4-3

Routine Maintenance........................................................................................................................... 4-3

Dairy BOS (Barn Operating System) .............................................................................................. 4-4

Dairy BOS is an available app............................................................................................................ 4-4

Replacement Parts�� 4-5

Base Fan..................................................................................................................................................... 4-5

Exhaust Cone........................................................................................................................................... 4-6

Square Guard........................................................................................................................................... 4-7

Shutter........................................................................................................................................................ 4-8

EDK (Exterior Deector Kit) ............................................................................................................. 4-9

Troubleshooting��4-10

Warranty ��4-11

1-1

Pre-installation

Our AFRV fans remove gases, toxins, dirt, dust, and warm contaminated air from your environment at proper

exchange rates. They are designed to withstand some of the harshest environments.

Fan Performance

Fan Highlights

72” Fan

• Available in 50 & 60 Hz

• Motors have an industry-leading 3-year warranty

• Max RPM: 350

Direct Drive

No Belt Maintenance

Gen V Housing

Increases Air Flow

Smooth Fiber Reinforced

Blade Assembly

Sturdy and Stays Cleaner

Galvanized Steel Cross Mount

Aerodynamic and Durable

TX Smart Motor Technology

Maximum Efﬁciency and Connectivity

•Airow: 46000 CFM

• Power Consumption:1650 Watts

•Efciency 27.9 CFM/Watt*

*Performance data taken at 0 static pressure

1-2

Pre-installation

Optional Attachments

Inlet

Square Guard

Shutter

Outlet

Exhaust Cone

EDK (Exterior Deector Kit)

COMING SOON

1-3

Pre-installation

Safety Precautions

Safety Alert Key

Indicates an imminently hazardous situaon which, if

not avoided will result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if

not avoided could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if

not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury.

Used to address pracces not related to personal

injury.

Read and understand this manual prior to installation or servicing your VES-Artex product.

For the safe handling of VES-Artex products, you will nd the following safety words DANGER, WARNING, CAU-

TION and NOTICE throughout this manual. These will identify safety levels as described below. Failure to obey

the safety measures may result in death, serious injury or damage to the product.

Use best industry practices when handling tools and equipment. When handling VES-Artex products follow all

federal, state, and local safety codes as it related to the work being performed.

General Safety

1. Verify lifting equipment is safe prior to fan handling.

2. Electrocution. Disconnect fan prior to any service.

3. Electrical wiring must be completed by qualied personnel in accordance

with all applicable codes.

4. Verify the electrical system is properly grounded prior to installing fans.

1. Keep hands and objects away from rotating fan blades.

2. Fans with blades rotating below 7 feet (2.3 meters) must be fastened with guards.

3. Heavy load. Handle fans with a safe and secure method.

4. Falling damage. Mount fans with VES-Artex approved hardware.

5. Always wear eye protection when installing and servicing VES-Artex products.

1. Follow all federal, state and local safety codes as it relates to work being performed.

1. Ensure fan(s) are not damaged prior to installation.

2. Ensure all fan parts are accounted for prior to installation.

1-4

Pre-installation

Unpacking

General

Do not remove zip es (A) during transportaon and

installaon to prevent equipment damage or personal

injury. See Figure 1-1.

Once a VES-Artex product is received, inspect the

product for any damage. It is recommended that in-

specon occurs immediately, especially if the product

is being installed at a later period of me. If any dam-

age is detected, le a claim with the freight carrier.

Use VES-Artex recommended handling techniques

when moving VES-Artex products. Products damaged

during installaon are not covered under warranty.

Recommended Tools

Bit (#2)

13mm

2000 lb. cap.

Heavy Liing Equipment

Do not begin disassembling the product unl the

building is ready for fan installaon.

1. Start by removing zip ties and stabilizing packing

material (B& E) using cutting pliers. See Figure 1-1.

Retain packing material for future installation.

2. Keep support brackets (C& D) attached to the fan.

3. Remove the horizontal bracket (F) on each fan.

4. Separate fans individually with a reciprocating saw,

by cutting behind the lower angled bracket (D) and

through the wooden pallet.

A

B

C

D

E

A

F

Figure 1-1. Pallet Unpacking

Verify liing equipment is safe prior to fan handling.

5. Once a fan has been separated move the fan to

the installation location. See the 2D fan drawings

to nd these locations provided separately.

Be sure zip es (A) are removed prior to operaon to

prevent equipment damage. See Figure 1-1.

Fan depicted below for demo purposes only.

2-1

Mechanical Installation

Fan Framing Fan Mounting

Fan Model A - Rough Opening

Width x Height

B - Min. Frame Width C - Fan Flange

Width x Height

D - Hole Center to Center

AFRV72

AFRB72

83 (211) 4 (10) 86 (218.5) x 82 (208) 84 (213)

79 7/8 (203)

AFR72 78 (198) 4 (10) 85 (216) 80 1/2 (205)

AFRD55

AFRS55

59 1/2 (151) 4 (10) 62 1/8 (158) 61 1/4 (155.5)

AFR50 50 (127) 4 (10) 58 1/4 (148)x57 5/8

(146)

56 1/8 (142.5) x 55 1/2

(141)

AFRV36 40 (101.5) 4 (10) 44 (112) 42 (107)

Be sure to follow all dimensions listed in manual or

"Warranty" will be void. Contact VES-Artex if you are

unsure of dimensions listed.

Mechanical Installation

*Units are inch (cenmeter) unless noted otherwise

CD

A

B

Fan depicted below for demo purposes only.

2-2

Mechanical Installation

Cross Sectional Width

Fan Model A - Overhang B - Minimum

Wall Thickness

C - Exhaust Cone D - EDK E - Base Fan

AFRV72

AFRB72

24 (61) 8 1/2 (22) 38 (97) 35 (89) 18 (46)

AFR72 24 (61) 51/2 (14) 35 (89) None 271/2 (70)

AFRD55

AFRS55

24 (61) 8 1/2 (22) 33 (84) 29 (74) 15 (38)

AFR50 24 (61) 5 1/2 (14) 28 (72) None 16 (41)

AFRV36 24 (61) TBD 36 (92) N/A 111/2 (29)

*Units are inch (cenmeter) unless noted otherwise

E

A

B

C

D

2-3

Mechanical Installation

Fan Model A - Minimum Spacing

between Beams

B - Minimum Center to Cen-

ter Distance

C - Minimum Outer

Distance

AFRV72

AFRB72

18 (46) 109 (277) 200 (508)

AFR72 18 (46) 104 (264) 190 (483)

AFRD55

AFRS55

18 (46) 851/2 (217) 153 (389)

AFR50 18 (46) 76 (193) 13 (340)

AFRV36 18 (46) 66 (168) 114 (290)

*Units are inch (cenmeter) unless noted otherwise

Fan Assemblies

C

A

B

2-4

Mechanical Installation

-Artex

Exhaust Cone

Recommended Tools

Bit (#2)

10mm

Li/Ladder if applicable

Installation Steps

1. Line up 2 cone pieces (A) and secure with screws

at seams using hardware kit (B). See Figure 2-3.

2. Continue attaching cone pieces (A) until cone is

complete.

A

B

Figure 2-3. Cone Pieces

3. Install screw and nut from hardware kit (D) partially

into the top of the assembled cone (E). See Figure

2-4.

4. Center the guard (C) onto the cone (E).

5. Install top screw (D) fully into the onto the cone

(E).

6. Evenly space remaining screws and anged wash-

ers (D) around guard (C) to secure.

E

C

D

Figure 2-4. Assembled Cone with Guard

1. Place exhaust cone onto fan. Be sure to orient with

a join pointed upward to reduce snow accumula-

tion as shown in Figure 2-5.

2. Secure one screw through exhaust cone into fan.

3. Center the exhaust cone onto the fan.

4. Continue to secure exhaust cone using hardware

kit (F). See Figure 2-5.

F

Figure 2-5. Exhaust Cone

2-5

Mechanical Installation

-Artex

Square Guard

Recommended Tools

Bit (#2)

13mm

Wood framing

Steel framing

Li/Ladder if applicable

Installation Steps

Rough Opening Verication

Prior to install, verify the rough opening is accurate for

the corresponding fan model. See “Fan Framing” for

details.

1. Install screw and anged washer (B) partially into

the top left corner of the fan. See Figure 2-6.

2. Place the guard (A) onto squared ange. Be sure

guard (A) is centered and squared to the opening.

3. Install top right screw (B) fully into the framework.

4. Evenly space remaining screws and anged wash-

ers (B) around guard (A) to secure.

A

B

Figure 2-6. Square Guard

Shutter

Recommended Tools

Bit (#2)

13mm

Wood framing

Steel framing

Li/Ladder if applicable

Installation Steps

Rough Opening Verication

Prior to install, verify the rough opening is accurate for

the corresponding fan model. See “Fan Framing” for

details.

1. Install screw and anged washer (B) partially into

the top left corner of the fan. See Figure 2-7.

2. Place the Shutter (A) onto squared ange. Be sure

shutter (A) is centered and squared to the opening.

3. Install top right screw (B) fully into the framework.

4. Evenly space remaining screws and anged wash-

ers (B) around shutter (A) to secure.

A

B

Figure 2-7. Shutter

3-1

Electrical Installation

Motor Label

For motor label location (H)see “Motor Control” on page 3.

SMC Motor Controller

HR-SRM Motors

www.softwaremotor.com

WARNING: This SMC Motor Controller will

only operate stated SMC Smart Motor.

Conforms to UL STD 508C

Certied to CSA STD C22.2#274

LISTED

5003619

Made in China

INPUT 3PH 460VAC 60Hz / 4.3A

OUTPUT

MAX HP 3.0 /460VAC

3PH 280-680VDC

MODEL SMC-P05

MOTOR SMC-V03s

AVERTISSEMENT: Ce contrôleur de

moteur SMC doit etre utilisé qu’avec

moteur de la série de intelligent SMC.

TYPE IP55

C

B

A

Figure 3-1. Motor Label Information for representation only. See below for accurrate data.

Motor Label contains information about:

•Motor Control model number (A)

•Motor model number (B)

•Required amps and volts (C)

Be sure that power is disconnect from fan and control

prior to any installaon work.

Read and adhere to all safety warnings.

All electrical work must be done by a cered

electrician.

Verify the electrical system is properly grounded prior

to installing fans.

Input Line Voltage 208/230 V 200/240 V 460 V 400 V

Input Line Current 12.1/10.7 A 10.8/9.5 A 5�3 A 6�3 A

Supply Frequency 60 Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz 50 Hz

Supply Phase 3 Phase

Motor Information

3-2

Electrical Installation

Motor Wiring

TX Motor uses the P05 Motor Control.

Does not include the motor-to-control interconnecting

wires. These must be supplied by the installer.

The Motor is ed with a standard terminal box for

conduit connecon.

Motor to Motor Control wires should be enclosed in

a metallic (rigid or exible) liquid ght conduit which

is properly grounded to prevent interference from the

connecng harness.

12 AWG (2.06mm) WIRE

PROVIDED BY INSTALLER

(7 CONDUCTORS)

SMC

P05

MOTOR CONTROL

3 PHASE

SUPPLY VOLTAGE

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6

GREEN

BLACK

YELLOW

RED

VIOLET

BLUE

BROWN

GREEN

*Color varies by voltage and country.

*

Figure 3-2. Electrical Wiring

3-3

Electrical Installation

Motor Control

C

ED

B

A

I

GH

F

*Units are inch (cenmeter) unless noted otherwise

Motor Control

Model

A - Depth B - Mounting Hole

Center to Center

C - Width D - Mounting Hole

Center to Center

E - Height

SMC-P05 6 (15) 14 1/4 (36) 16 1/8 (41) 6 7/8 (17) 7 1/2 (19)

TO POWER

TO MOTOR

TO POWER

TO MOTOR

*Point Antenna UP

*

Drip Loop

Recommended

Orientaon

Oponal Orientaon

Figure 3-3. Drip Loop

Be sure to create a drip loop in the power line to

prevent water from being introduced to the controller

from fan.

3-4

Electrical Installation

LED Indicators

Motor Control has three LEDs to indicate various states. Refer to table below for indicator states and their mean-

ing. For location of indicator lights (G) and antenna (F) see “Motor Control” on page 3.

Active

(GREEN)

Fault

(RED)

Indicator

(YELLOW)

Action

ON - - Normal status.

Flicker - -

-Two ashes

every 5 secs

Steady Flash - - Motor not connected. Check motor control-to-motor wiring.

- - Steady Flash Non-critical error detected. Motor can continue to run. Contact

VES-Artex for support is condition continues more than 24 hours.

- ON - Critical fault. Motor will not run. Contact VES-Artex for support.

- - - No power. Power on. Check power supply. Contact qualied electrician for

support.

Sensors

For any information regarding sensor that comes in

sensor package be sure to refer to separate sensor

manual.

4-1

Operation and Maintenance

Maintenance Schedule

Before performing any maintenance be sure power is

disconnected from fan.

At no me should you aempt to work on or adjust

the fan while fan is running or the blades are moving.

By aempng to service a fan in operaon, you are

risking the safety of yourself and others around you.

During fan service and cleaning, it is recommended

that you wear gloves to protect your hands from

possible sharp edges.

Do not aempt any repairs on the unit unless you are

competent to do so. Repairs need special tools and

skills. If you are unsure or in any doubt, contact your

dealer for assistance.

Component Timeline Task

Fan Daily Check that all fans are working.

Monthly Check all operating fans for irregular noise or vibration.

Wiring 12 months

All electrical work must be done by a cered

electrician.

Check integrity of the electrical wiring. Pay particular attention

to cut or split or loose wiring. Repair or replace as needed.

Blades 6 Months General cleaning: clean blade surfaces of debris.

To avoid shock injury or catastrophic electrical damage

to VES-Artex products, do not use pressurized water on

motor or control. Introducing pressurized water will void

the warranty.

Inspect blades for any irregularities.

Inspect the hub for signs of metal fatigue or wear.

4-2

Operation and Maintenance

Component Timeline Task

Exhaust Cone and

Fan Housing

6 Months Clear cone and housing of any debris.

General cleaning: clean surface so air can ow over smoothly.

Check hardware for loose connections.

Inspect for damage. Repair or replace.

Square Guard 6 Months Clear guard of any debris.

Clean surface from both sides.

Check hardware for loose connections.

Inspect for damage. Repair or replace.

Shutter 3 Months Clear shutter of any debris.

General cleaning: clean surface of louvers so air can ow over

them smoothly and they rotate freely.

Check hardware for loose connections.

Ensure that rods are properly engaged.

Inspect for damage. Repair or replace.

EDK (Exterior Deector Kit) 6 Months Clear EDK of any debris.

Clean surface so air can ow over them smoothly.

Check hardware for loose connections.

Inspect for damage. Repair or replace.

Control 6 Months Remove dust from heat sink. For motor label location (I)see

“Motor Control” on page 3.

To avoid shock injury or catastrophic electrical damage

to VES-Artex products, do not use pressurized water on

motor or control. Introducing pressurized water will void

the warranty.

Maintenance Schedule - Attachments

COMING SOON

4-3

Operation and Maintenance

These fans are rated for industrial use and are very

durable under normal circumstances. It is still neces-

sary to inspect the fans carefully, especially before

spring start-up, for any loose, bent or missing parts.

• Report any discrepancies to your local dealer so

replacement parts can be ordered and installed�

• Check carefully that no animals, personnel or

machinery can interfere or come in contact with

the equipment during normal operation�

Routine Maintenance

Check all fasteners/hardware regularly.

Make drive inspections periodically:

• Prevent obstructions from fan inlets and outlets

that haven’t been designed by VES-Artex�

Maintenance Guidelines

*Initial and date when main-

tenance is performed

Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date:

Wiring

Blades

Fan Housing/Exhuast Cone

Square Guard

Shutter

Control

4-4

Operation and Maintenance

Dairy BOS (Barn Operating System)

Dairy BOS is an available app

DairyBOS is the industry’s rst fully integrated barn operating system that controls

every facet of the environment that impacts cow comfort – while also maximizing

animal welfare and sustainability. From ventilation, to lighting, to cooling and beyond,

DairyBOS integrates with VES-Artex products, and a wide variety of other

manufacturer’s products, including fans, soakers, sensors and a variety of other in-

barn equipment. DairyBOS delivers dairy intelligence that increases productivity and

protability while making cows happier and healthier. DairyBOS provides dairies with

real-time, actionable data at their ngertips through any internet-connected device

or smartphone. At VES-Artex, we’re committed to becoming the technology leader

in dairy, innovating the connection of animals, people, physical things, processes, and

decision making on the dairy.

Click links or go to address below for videos about Dairy BOS:

https://vimeo.com/477330208

https://vimeo.com/477330112

https://vimeo.com/508955727/161778750e

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