VEAB EA Series User manual

EA
Art.nr. 173192-03
Manual för EA elvärmeäkt
VIKTIGT: Läs denna manual innan produkten monteras, ansluts och tas i bruk.
Spara manualen för framtida bruk..................................................................................................................2, 7-9
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GB Manual for EA electric fan heater
IMPORTANT: Please read this manual before installation, connection and putting the product into use.
Save the manual for future use.......................................................................................................................3, 10-12
FI Käsikirja EA sähkölämmittimelle
TÄRKEÄÄ: Lue tämä käyttöohje ennen laitteen asennusta, liittämistä ja käyttöä.
Tallenna käsikirja myöhempää käyttöä varten.........................................................................................5, 16-18
FR Manuel pour le ventilateur électrique EA
IMPORTANT: Lisez ce manuel avant d’installer, de connecter et d’utiliser le produit.
Conservez le manuel pour une utilisation future............................................................................................6, 19-21
Handbuch fûr EA Elektrische Heizlüfter
ACHTUNG: Lesen Sie diese Handbuch vor Montage, Anschluss und Inbetriebnahme des.
Die Gebrauchsanweisung für zukünftigen Gebrauch aufbewahren
Bewahren Sie das Handbuch zur späteren Verwendung auf.........................................................................4, 13-15
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GB USAGE
Safety Information
1. Some parts of the appliance can become very hot and cause burns.
Particular attention has to be given where children and vulnerable people are present.
2. is appliance may be used by children aged eight years or above, people with physical and
mental disabilities as well as those who lack any experience, provided that they have received
detailed instructions about the functionality of the appliance and any risks. Children must not play
with the appliance.
Cleaning and maintenance must not be performed by children without proper supervision.
Children under three years of age should not be near the appliance without constant supervision.
Children between three and eight years old may only turn on/shut off the appliance if it is located
in a suitable position and they have received instructions about the proper course of action, or are
being supervised.
ey shall also be informed about possible dangers. Children between three and eight years old may
not connect the device, change its settings or perform care/maintenance.
3. All installation work must be carried out by a qualified technician.
4. e appliance EAare approved for use in dry damp or wet rooms but not in environments where
there is a risk of fire or explosion.
The EA series wall mounted fan heaters comes in ve power ranges;
6kW, 9kW, 14kW, 21kW och 30kW.
e heaters can be tilted 0...15° downwards to direct the airflow. Alternatively/additionally the deflector can
be used to direct the airflow further downwards. e auxiliary deflector EALH10/EALH20 can be used to
direct the airflow horizontally. It is possible to mount the heater in the ceiling with the standard brackets.
e fan motor can be altered from full speed (MAX) to reduced speed (MIN) by using the switch on the front.
e fan motor function can be changed from continuously running ( | ) to intermittent mode ( ).
Intermittent mode means that the fan motor starts when the thermostat switch on and stops when the
thermostat switch off, if the external function switch, OK2, is in position or .
e EAis operated by the use of the OK2 external function switch, that can be set for three run-modes:
- Fan only (without heating)
- Fan and reduced heating power
- Fan and full heating power
EA30:If the OK2 is set in the position for full heating power, the fan motor will rotate at MAXspeed whenever the
thermostat is heating. e fan motor speed will return to MIN whenever the thermostat stops heating, if the toggle
switch is set to the MIN position.
If the toggle switch is set to the MAXposition, the fan motor speed will remain at MAXspeed all the time.
If the OK2 is set in the position for reduced heating power, the fan motor speed will remain at the chosen rotating
speed (MIN/MAX) all the time.
OK2

Damper
motor
Exhaust
fan
Alarm
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e fan motor function can be changed from continuously running ( | ) to intermittent mode ( ).
Intermittent mode means that the fan motor starts when the thermostat switch on and stops when the
thermostat switch off, if the external function switch, OK2, is in position or .
e link at terminals 5and 6is only used in the EA21 and EA 30 versions. By removing the link,
one contactor (i.e. of the rated power) is disconnected.
INSTALLATION
e EAseries wall mounted fan heaters comes in five power ranges, i.e. 6kW, 9kW, 14kW, 21kW and 30kW.
e heaters can be tilted 0...15° downwards to direct the airflow. Alternatively/additionally the deflector can
be used to direct the airflow further downwards. e auxiliary deflector EALH10/EALH 20 can be used to
direct the airflow horizontally. It is possible to mount the heater in the ceiling with the standard brackets.
e fan motor can be altered from full speed (MAX) to reduced speed (MIN) by using the switch on the front.
Alternative 1
External electronic thermostat, OCC4/OCD4, with adaptive control function.
Terminals #17 and #20 must be linked.
Alternative 2
e heater built-in electronic thermostat is used.
TG-R430 or TBI-30, is used for setpoint value.
TG-R530 or TG-R630, is used as a room sensor.
Alternative 3
e heater built-in electronic thermostat is used.
TG-R430 is used for both the setpoint value and as a room sensor.
Alternative 4
An external excitation voltage 0...10VDC (or 2...10VDC), is used
to control the power. Terminals #17 and #20 must be linked.
e excitation voltage connects to terminals
#25 (negative) and #26 (positive).

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First time settings
e first time you switch the interrupter ON ”I”, language, time and date
must be set. e menu will automatically guide you through the process.
• Choose your language with the Up and Down buttons
and confirm with OK.
• Set the actual hour and press the OK button.
en set the minutes. Press OK.
• Set the actual date: year, month and day.
Confirm the settings with the OK button.
e thermostat is now ready for use and will control your heating in
accordance with the pre-programmed event schedule, see Factory settings.
e complete maunual for the thermostat is available at www.veab.com

Specication
Type EA 6 EA 9 EA 14 EA 21 EA 30
Rated voltage 400V3N~ 50Hz 400V3N~ 50Hz 400V3N~ 50Hz 400V3N~ 50Hz 400V3N~ 50Hz
Rated power 6 kW 9 kW 14 kW 21 kW 30 kW
Reduced power 3 kW 6 kW 7 kW 14 kW 20 kW
Rated current 8,7 A 13,0 A 20,3 A 30,4 A 43,5 A
A157 mm 157 mm 220 mm 220 mm 220 mm
B425 mm 425 mm 600 mm 600 mm 600 mm
W 390 mm 390 mm 555 mm 555 mm 555 mm
H 450 mm 450 mm 600 mm 600 mm 600 mm
D 270 mm 270 mm 375 mm 375 mm 465 mm
Master EA heater #1 slave EA heater 1 #2 slave EA heater # n slave
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Slave controlling several heaters
One EAheater can slave control several other EAheaters. e Master EAcan be controlled either by the
OCC4/OCD4, TG-R430 or by a 0...10VDC (2...10VDC) excitation voltage. e slave heaters are cascaded
by the 0...10VDC voltage and the excitation cable length, from one heater to another, must not exceed 16m.
1. e EA heater series are approved for fixed installation in dry, damp or wet rooms but not in
environments where there is risk for fire or explosion.
2. e heater must be connected to the mains supply with a fixed installed round cable,
which ensures that the electrical protection class of the heater is retained.
3. An all phase breaker with a contact gap of at least 3mm must be included in the fixed installation.
4. e installation must be carried out by an authorized electrician.
5. e heater is S-marked, CE-marked, EMC-marked and designed in accordance with the following standards
EN 60335-1 / EN 60335-2-30 / EN 61000-6-4 / EN 61000-6-1 / EN 61000-6-2 / EN 61000-6-3.
6. e heater must not be located immediately below a socket outlet.
Mounting
1. e heater brackets are to be fastened to the wall or to the ceiling with screws.
e distances shown in the above sketch are minimum. Distances less then shown may cause fire.
2. e connection box must always be positioned upwards.
3. e heater must not be covered or tampered with, to avoid overheating, fire or electric shock.
Maintenance
No maintenance is required except a periodic functional test and cleaning.
Overheatig
e heater is thermally protected by an overheat cut-out with manual reset, with the the reset button placed
on the lid of the connection box.