Viessmann TectoCell Standard Plus 80 User manual
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Installation and Operating Instructions
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TectoCell Standard Plus 80 cold rooms and deep-freeze rooms
TectoCell Standard Plus 100 cold rooms and deep-freeze rooms
TectoCell Standard Plus 120 deep-freeze room
TectoCell Standard Plus 150 deep-freeze room
Contents
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1 User Guide...............................................................................3
1.1 Target group................................................................. 3
1.2 Structure of the operating instructions ......................... 3
1.3 Related documents ...................................................... 3
1.4 Safekeeping................................................................. 3
1.5 Symbols on the product ............................................... 4
2 Safety and dangers.................................................................4
2.2 Intended Use ............................................................... 5
2.3 Foreseeable misuse..................................................... 5
3 Transport..................................................................................5
3.1 Delivery ....................................................................... 5
4 Installation ...............................................................................6
4.1 Installation conditions................................................... 6
4.2 Before installation ........................................................ 6
4.3 Leveloor .................................................................... 7
4.4 Assembling a mounting frame
(withoutoor) ............................................................... 7
4.5 Assembling room elements ......................................... 8
4.6 Assemblingoorelements ........................................... 8
4.7 Seal operating apertures in
thecamlocksintheoorelements.............................. 9
4.8 Assembling wall elements............................................ 9
4.9 Assembling partition wall of combination rooms without
tongue and groove system......................................... 10
4.10 Mounting the door...................................................... 10
4.11 Mounting ceiling elements.......................................... 10
4.12 Seal operating apertures in the cam locks in the
wall and ceiling elements ........................................... 11
4.13 Mount doorsill
(forroomswithoorelements)................................... 11
4.14 Remove transport securing plates ............................. 11
4.15 Adjusting the door...................................................... 12
4.16 Light test .................................................................... 12
4.17 Attaching the cover caps............................................ 12
4.18 Fastening the striker .................................................. 12
4.19 Mechanical work on the door or porthole .................. 13
4.20 Rearranging the luminaries........................................ 13
5 Electrical connections..........................................................13
6 Commissioning .....................................................................14
6.1 Commissioning the cold room.................................... 14
7 Cleaning.................................................................................14
8 Decommissioning .................................................................15
9 Technical data .......................................................................15
9.1 Permissibleloadingonoorelements........................ 15
10 Maintenance ..........................................................................15
11 Disposal .................................................................................15
12 Standards and laws ..............................................................15
13 Warranty.................................................................................16
14 Wiring diagram for revolving door ......................................17
15 Wiring diagram for porthole.................................................18
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User Guide
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1 User Guide
All important information for operation and control is
summarized in these operating instructions.
Read the operating instructions completely and only
usetheproductafteryouhaverstunderstoodthe
operating instructions.
If you have any questions, please contact your Viess-
mannspecialistpartner.Youwillndthecurrentad-
dress on the back page.
1.1 Target group
These instructions are aimed exclusively at authorized
specialists.
ÂElectrical work to be performed exclusively by quali-
edelectricians.
ÂInitial commissioning is to be be performed exclu-
sively by the manufacturer or by a specialist desig-
nated and authorized by the manufacturer.
1.2 Structure of the operating instructions
1.2.1 Warnings
Structure of the warnings
Warnings are structured as follows:
SIGNAL
WORD!
Source of danger!
Consequences of non-compliance.
fMeasure to avoid the danger.
Gradation of the warnings
Warnings differ according to the type of danger as fol-
lows:
DANGER! Warns against an imminent threat of
danger, which will lead to death or
serious injuries if it is not avoided.
WARNING! Warns against a possibly dangerous
situation, which will lead to death or
serious injuries if it is not avoided.
CAUTION! Warns against a possibly dangerous
situation, which will lead to moderate
or minor injuries if it is not avoided.
NOTE Warns against a possibly dangerous
situation, which will lead to damage
to property or the environment if it is
not avoided.
Tips, notes, and recommendations
LGives the user tips, notes, or recommendations on
using the product efciently.
1.2.2 Additional symbols
Handling instructions
Handling instructions ask you to carry out an operation
or a work step. Handling instructions should always be
carriedoutindividuallyandinthespeciedsequence.
Structure of the handling instructions:
ÂInstructions for an operation.
Results if required.
Lists
Structure of the unnumbered lists:
List level 1
List level 2
Structure of the numbered lists:
1. List level 1
1.1 List level 2
1.3 Related documents
Please also observe the additional documents pro-
vided(suchasthedeliverydocuments)andrelevant
standards and laws follow the safe and correct use of
the device.
1.4 Safekeeping
Keep the Operating Manual, including the related
documents, handy in the vicinity of the device.
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1.5 Symbols on the product
Year of construction
Version
Nominal voltage
Rated power consumption
Serial number
Tension nominale
2100101000011950
Art der Ausführung
Herstelljahr
Max. puissance nominale de la lampe LED
Herstell-Nr.
Puissance nominale absorbée
Watt
Max. power rating of the LED lamp
10
Door element
www.viessmann.de/kuehlsysteme
Panneau de Porte
Nennaufnahme
Année de construction
Türelement für Kühlzelle
Nennspannung
Max. Nennleistung LED Leuchte
Tel.: +49 9281 814 - 0
2016
Watt
Viessmann Kühlsysteme GmbH
7757669600178108
Schleizer Str. 100 D-95030 Hof / Saale
LW 800 x 1800 DIN rts T0 oHz
Typ/Type
7757669
AC 230V ~
10
TE M 1200 x 1950 x WL 80
Notönung!
Emergency exit / Sortie de secours
5126997
2 Safety and dangers
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock!
fBefore any work on TectoCell cold
rooms and deep-freezing rooms, pull
the power plug or shut off the mains
power and secure it to prevent it
from being turned back on.
fObservecountry-specicstan-
dards and guidelines before working
on electrical equipment.
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock!
fDo not conduct any mechanical
work
(suchasdrillingorsawing)onthe
inside or outside of the door or
porthole (see Chap. “4.19 Mechani-
cal work on the door or porthole” on
page13).
NOTE Damage from impermissible
bearing load!
fPrevent additional force
(e.g.fromsnowandwindloads)
from being exerted.
fEnsuresufcientreinforcement
or structural support on-site before
entering (e.g. when installing a new
ceilingunitorotherstructures).
NOTE Corrosion from installing unal-
loyed steel!
fImmediately remove corrosion
from unalloyed steel.
fClean stainless steel surfaces
thoroughly after contact with unal-
loyed stainless steel.
The adjacent graphic
shows an exemplary
depiction
The adjacent graphic
shows an exemplary
depiction
The adjacent graphic
shows an exemplary
depiction
The adjacent graphic
shows an exemplary
depiction
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3 Transport
ÂOnly carry room elements from the bottom to pre-
vent panels from separating.
3.1 Delivery
Delivery condition:
Delivery in individual packaging units
Individual elements must be marked with stickers
or numbers.
Thedoorpanel(single-leaf)ispre-mountedin
the door frame.
The following are built into the door frame:
Control panel
Moisture-proof luminaries
Junction box
Mounting accessories are packaged separately.
The control panel contains:
Light switch
Thermometer
Pressure equalisation valve
Door frame heating and pressure compensation
valve(optionalforwallthickness80)
3.1.1 Unpacking
Before and during the unpacking:
Âcomply with the safety and environmental regula-
tions at the installation site.
ÂCheck TectoCell cold rooms and deep-freezing
rooms for transport damages with a visual inspec-
tion.
ÂIn order to process warranty claims, report faults
(withphotos,forinstance)tothemanufacturerand
indicate the manufacturer number and type designa-
tion.
Â"Provisions in the event of damage" must be ob-
served!
ÂObserve the "General conditions for transport dam-
age and hidden transport damage".
ÂCheck packaging material for loose parts after
unpacking.
ÂDispose of packaging material in an environmentally
compatible way according to local regulations.
NOTE Damage to the door!
fIf no door stop has been installed,
please make sure to carefully open
the door in order to prevent dam-
ages to the door or the wall.
NOTE Damage from defective cold
rooms and deep-freezing rooms!
fEnsure that only trained
qualiedpersonneloperatethe
Tectocoldroomsanddeep-freezingrooms.
fUse TectoCell cold rooms and
deep-freezing rooms exclusively in
original condition without unauthor-
izedmodicationsandintechnically
perfect condition.
ÂFollow Installation and Operating Instructions.
ÂHave mounting, maintenance, cleaning, and repair
work performed exclusively by trained specialists.
2.1 Intended use
Use the TectoCell cold rooms and deep-freezing rooms
exclusively for cooling suitable refrigerated products.
Use TectoCell cold rooms and deep-freezing rooms
exclusively for:
commercial purposes
forthespeciedtemperaturerange
for stationary use
2.2 Foreseeable Misuse
Do not use TectoCell cold rooms and deep-freezing
rooms for mobile uses.Do not install
TectoCell cold rooms and deep-freezing rooms in
areas exposed to the effects of weathering.
Any use which does not comply with the conditions of
use discussed during the sales process is deemed to
be misuse.
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Conditions for installation space
ÂDo not install TectoCell cold rooms and deep-freez-
ing rooms near heat sources.
ÂAvoid direct sunlight.
ÂMakesurethattheinstallationspaceissufciently
ventilated in order to discharge any heat that builds
up.
ÂDistance from TectoCell cold rooms and deep-freez-
ing rooms to building wall and ceiling:
Room temperature in positive range:
at least 50 mm
Room temperature in negative range:
at least 100 mm
The distance from the room to the wall must be
ensured with suitable spacers, since the room’s
position may slip depending on the load it is
under!
ÂObservespecicationsonthenecessaryclearance
above the TectoCell cold rooms and deep-freezing
rooms in the operating instructions of the unit in
question.
ÂObserveasuitableinstallationheightforoorprop
designs and add to it if necessary.
Conditions for outdoor installation
ÂMake sure that the TectoCell cold rooms and deep-
freezing rooms is not exposed to the effects of
weathering (snow loads, rainwater, wind pressure,
etc.).
ÂMake sure that local and on-site construction
measures to protect from the effects of weather-
ing have been completed before installing the
Tecto cold rooms and deep-freezing rooms.
ÂObserve national and local rules on work safety and
accident prevention measures.
ÂObserve local regulations on operation and mainte-
nance.
4.2 Before installation
ÂMakesurethattheoorislevel.
ÂLevelunevenoor(sieheKap.„4.3Bodenausglei-
chen“aufSeite7).
ÂContact Viessmann if it is not possible to comply
with national and local regulations.
ÂCarefully remove the elements and accessories.
ÂPre-sort the elements and accessories.
ÂDraw the footprint of the room on the installation
oorusingasuitableimplement.
4 Assembly
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock!
fDo not conduct any mechanical
work
(suchasdrillingorsawing)onthe
inside or outside of the door or
porthole (see Chap. “4.19 Mechani-
cal work on the door or porthole” on
page13).
NOTE Damage due to improper han-
dling!
fEnsurethatthesealprolesof
the elements are not damaged.
NOTE Damage due to improper trans-
port!
fOnly carry room elements from
the bottom to prevent panels from
separating.
NOTE Damage due to improper mount-
ing!
fMake sure that room elements
are correctly mounted after assem-
bly.
NOTE Damage due to improper mount-
ing!
fMake sure that all preparatory
work for mounting units to the ele-
ments.
fObserve unit instructions.
4.1 Installation conditions
NOTE Damage due to condensation
water!
fMake sure that the installation
roomissufcientlyventilated.
fMake sure that all necessary
distances are complied with.
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4.4 Assembling a mounting frame
(without oor)
NOTE Damage due to improper mount-
ing!
fBefore drilling, make sure that any
moisture barriers which may be laid
on-site in screed are not damaged.
fMake sure that no dowel holes
are under the cam locks of the ele-
ments.
fMake sure that the sealing lip is
correctlyseatedontheooron-site.
LThanks to their special design, the plastic U-proles
seal all the way down to the oor after assembly.
Â
ScrewU-prolestoooroftheinstallationspaceat
the intended position.
ÂNote the position of the door.
ÂPlacewallelementsintoU-proles.
ÂRivetorscrewwallelementswithU-proles.
ÂMake sure that the wall elements are perpendicular.
Door element without oor
LDoor element without oor is delivered with securing
for transportation and without door frame heating.
ÂRemove the door element’s securing for transport
before installation.
4.3 Level oor
4.3.1 Room with oor ventilation
LRooms with oor ventilation: Room temperature below
-5 °C.
ÂIftheooronsiteisnotevenornothorizontal,level
the height of the bottom ventilation panel:
with adjustment plates
ÂLay bottom ventilation panel loosely at distances of
200–300mm(clearspace).
ÂBegin levelling at the highest point.
ÂMake sure that the element joints (1)arecentred
during assembly and that the outsides of the ele-
ments (2)arelyingwiththeirfullsurfacesonthe
bottom ventilation panels.
4.3.2 Room without oor ventilation
ÂIftheooron-siteisunevenornothorizontal,adjust
its height with adjustment plates.
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ÂInthecaseofoorelements(2)with1and2-side
connection,lltheconnectionpoint(3)withthe
enclosed sealant during assembly.
ÂDonotputanyloadontheoorelementstobeas-
sembled during tensioning.
ÂMakesurethattheoorelementstobeassembled
can move freely.
ÂPushoorelements(4)together.
ÂTighten eccentric cam lock (5)ontheexterior.
ÂIfnecessary,pushtheopposingsideoftheoorele-
ment with a pry bar.
ÂMakesurethattheoorelementsarenotdamaged.
ÂTighten the eccentric cam lock on the opposing
exterior side.
ÂTighten interior eccentric cam locks.
4.5 Assembling room elements
Connect room elements as follows:
ÂActivate eccentric cam locks from inside of room.
First, only operate the centre locks to enable the
alignment of the walls.
ÂCheck whether the room elements’ eccentric cam
locks can be opened by turning left with Allen key.
ÂMake sure that the room elements are not more
than 12 mm apart from one another.
ÂPush room elements together and close eccentric
cam locks by turning right.
4.6 Assembling oor elements
LFloor elements with stainless steel top plate are t with
joint tape on the overlapping on the spring side.
ÂMakesurethatthereisnoprotectivelmonthejoint
tape.
ÂMake sure that the joint tape (1)arenotdamaged
during assembly.
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ÂDrill a hole into the plate end of the opposing ele-
ment (6)throughtheholeprovided(7)intheplate
surface of the spring side.
ÂRivettheoverlappingoftheoorelements.
Drill holes
ÂUse a suitable lubricant for drilling.
LDepending on the oor, make the drill holes according
to the specications below.
1600Noor:
Drill with Ø 3.3 mm
Drill hole at least 10 mm deep.
Pop rivet with Ø 3.2 mm
Hand riveter with mouthpiece (suitable for stain-
lesssteel)for3.2mmpoprivet
3000N,4000Nand5000Noor:
Drill with Ø 5.0 mm
Drill hole at least 24 mm deep.
Countersunk rivet with Ø 5.0 mm
Hand riveter with mouthpiece (suitable for stain-
lesssteel)for5.0countersunkrivet
4.7 Seal operating apertures in the cam locks in
the oor elements
LUsing a steel hammer will run the risk of contamina-
tion with outside rust.
Â
1
2
3
4
Fill operating aperture (3)withthesuppliedheat
insulationfoamller(4).
ÂFill the operating aperture (3)bysprayingitwiththe
enclosed sealant (2).
ÂSeal operating apertures (3)withplugs(1).
LUse suitable plugs depending on the oor.
1600Noor:
Plug Ø 15.0 mm stainless steel
3000N,4000Nand5000Noor:
Plug Ø 15.1 mm stainless steel, knurled
4.8 Assembling wall elements
ÂMakesurethattheinneroorpanelisfreeofgrease
and dust in the area of the inner wall panel (2).
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ÂAdhere enclosed sealant (1)tocleanededgeofthe
inneroorpanel.
ÂRemoveprotectivelmfromjointtape.
ÂBegin wall assembly with corner element.
ÂPush elements together and tighten eccentric cam
locks. First, only operate the centre locks to enable
the alignment of the walls.
ÂAlign wall element horizontally and vertically.
ÂIn the case of longer room elements, there may be
protrusions at the corners caused by natural toler-
ance. We recommend starting with the assembly of
the room at the corner areas. Connect the elements
withtheoorandtheceilingaccordingtotheorder
denedinthedrawing.Installthenalwallsfrom
inside to outside with the aid of vacuum suction
devices.Makesurethatthelastwallsetisushwith
the other room walls at the upper edge.
4.9 Assembling partition wall of combination
rooms without tongue and groove system
Â
B
A
Place partition wall at intended location.
ÂFastenpartitionwalltothewall,ceilingandoorele-
mentswiththeenclosedfasteningproles(2).
ÂMake sure that the cover plate (1)isinterrupted
between the elements to prevent condensation from
forming.
4.10 Mounting the door
LThe single-leaf door is delivered pre-mounted in the
door frame.
ÂAlign door frame horizontally and vertically.
4.11 Mounting ceiling elements
ÂPlace ceiling element (1)ontowallelements(2)and
tighten eccentric cam locks (3).
If any of the elements become displaced:
ÂOpen the eccentric cam locks and align the ele-
ments.
ÂRetighten the eccentric cam locks in the following
order:wall/wall,wall/ceilingandwall/oor.
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2 2
3
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4.12 Seal operating apertures in the cam locks in
the wall and ceiling elements
ÂFill operating apertures 3 with the supplied heat
insulationfoamllers(2).
ÂSeal operating apertures with plastic plugs (1).
4.13 Mount doorsill (for rooms with oor ele-
ments)
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock!
fOnly drill out the intended holes in
the stainless steel doorsill.
fDo not drill any additional holes.
ÂPlace the stainless steel doorsill (1)inthemiddle
betweenthedoorsoftontheoorelementand
align.
ÂUsethestainlesssteeldoorsillasatemplateforx-
ingholes(Ø3.3mm)anddrillout.
ÂRemove drilling chips.
ÂIn order to prevent moisture from getting in, apply
sealing strip with the enclosed sealant (2)onthe
entire surface of the bottom of the doorsill.
ÂDistribute sealing strip.
ÂLaystainlesssteeldoorsillontooorelementand
align it.
ÂFasten stainless steel doorsill with enclosed rivets.
ÂSeal stainless steel doorsill with enclosed sealant:
betweendoorsoftanddoorsill
betweenooranddoorsill
ÂRemove any sealant that escapes.
4.14 Remove transport securing plates
LThe magnetic sealing frames on the doors are pro-
tected from mechanical damage by securing plates.
Before initial operation or door adjustment:
ÂRemove transport securing plates (1).
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4.15 Adjusting the door
1
2
3
1
Adjust hinges when the door is closed in order to com-
pensate for deviations if:
themagnetsealingproleisnotplacedevenlyall
the way around
thesealinglipoftheoorsealisnotlyingonthe
silloron-siteoor.
Adjust hinges as follows:
ÂRemove cover caps (1)fromdoorhinges.
ÂOpen door.
ÂInsert thin pin, small Allen key or similar into open-
ing (3)inthecapinordertoloosenthecapseal.
ÂLoosen the screws (2).
Adjust the door leaf in depth and horizontal posi-
tion using the screws (2).
Adjust the door leaf vertically with the hinge pin.
Adjust door vertically:
ÂTurnhingepinwithAllenkey(8mm)untilthedoor
has the desired height.
ÂMake sure that the hinge can move easily in all
adjustment areas.
ÂAdjust all of the door’s hinges.
LMaximum adjustment range: +/- 3 mm.
4.16 Light test
ÂConduct a light test to check whether light gets into
the dark room through an open seal point.
4.17 Attaching the cover caps
ÂPlace the cover caps onto the hinge so they are
centred.
ÂFit the narrow side of the cover caps in the recess in
the hinge housing into slide blocks.
ÂLock the mounting lugs into place by pushing up or
down on the cover caps.
4.18 Fastening the striker
LThe striker of the rotary lever lock is adjusted at the
factory.
ÂAfter assembly or door adjustment, check whether
lug of the rotary lever lock clicks into place behind
the striker (2).
If necessary, readjust the striker as follows:
Âloosen the striker screws (3).
ÂIf necessary, place a spacer (1)betweenthedoor
frame and striker.
ÂFix the striker into the slots with screws (3)and
tighten the screws.
ÂCheck whether the door is tight.
ÂPre-drillfasteningforroundholes(Ø3.7mm).
ÂAdditionallyxthestrikerintotheslotswiththe
enclosed screws (4).
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4.19 Mechanical work on the door or porthole
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock from damaged wires!
fDo not conduct any mechanical
work
(suchasdrillingorsawing)onthe
inside or outside of the door or port-
hole in the safety zone (1).
L
100 mm
100 mm
Electrical components are foamed in place in the
grey-marked safety zone 1. Damage to the electrical
components or wires poses the risk of electric shock.
ÂObserve safety zone (1)beforecommencingme-
chanical work on the door or porthole.
ÂMakes sure that mechanical work will only be con-
ducted outside of the safety zone.
4.20 Rearranging the luminaries
L
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Moisture-proof luminaries and junction box are mount-
ed at the factory on the inside of the door frame.
LThe junction box with luminaries can be displaced by
90°.
ÂPull the luminary (1)fromthemountingplate(2).
ÂRemovetheplugfromthepre-punchedxingholes.
ÂFasten mounting plate in its new position.
ÂClip luminary to mounting plate.
5 Electrical connections
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock!
fOnly have work for the mains
connection and installation of protec-
tivemeasures(GFCIcircuitbreaker)
conducted by a specialised electrical
contractor.
fObserve the applicable regula-
tions(EN,ISO,VDE,etc.)andcon-
nection conditions from the relevant
energy supply company.
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock!
fBefore establishing the mains
connection, shut off the mains power
and secure it to prevent it from being
turned back on.
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6 Commissioning
6.1 Commissioning the cold room
ÂClean and air out the cold room after assembly
(sieheKap.„7Reinigung“aufSeite14).
The room is ready for operation.
ÂObserve the corresponding operating instructions
for commissioning the refrigeration unit.
ÂDial the cold room down to the desired temperature.
ÂMake sure that the refrigerated goods are only
placed in the cold room once the desired tempera-
ture has been reached.
ÂThen double-check the temperature in the cold
room and correct the refrigeration unit regulator as
necessary.
ÂHave the pressure equalisation valve checked by a
specialised refrigeration contractor.
LPermissible pressure differential in cold room max.
100 Pa
(1mbar).
ÂCheck the function of the pressure equalisation
valve regularly.
ÂMake sure that the outlet of the valve is not covered
on the inside or outside (by refrigerated goods, for
instance).
7 Cleaning
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock!
fBefore any cleaning work, pull
the power plug or shut off the mains
power and secure it to prevent it
from being turned back on.
LTecto cold rooms and deep-freezing rooms are not
watertight.
LObserve industry-specic hygiene requirements.
LCreate hygiene plan depending on use and products
stored.
ÂRegularly
checkTecto cold rooms and deep-freezing rooms for
soiling after the initial start-up and clean as required.
Cleaning interval depends on:
degree of soiling
Surrounding conditions
ÂDo not use pointed or sharp-edged objects.
ÂOnly have work for the mains connection and instal-
lationofprotectivemeasures(GFCIcircuitbreaker)
conducted by a specialised electrical contractor.
LA device which simultaneously disconnects all non-
grounded conductors with at least 3 mm contact
opening width from the mains (plug connection or
2-pole switch) is to be installed in the supply line to the
junction box.
LWire type of at least H05VV-F3G1.5 or NYM-J 3x1.5
should be used, unless additional requirements call for
a higher-level type.
ÂAttach edge protection.
ÂRemove the cover of the junction box.
ÂPenetrate cable feed-through of the junction box
and insert the enclosed feed-through sleeve.
ÂConnect to on-site mains connection.
ÂMake sure that the connection line in the room area
islaidrmly.
ÂSeal feed-through sleeve of the junction box and
ceiling feed-through with suitable sealant.
ÂSwitch on mains voltage and check the function of
the electrical system.
Only if the unit is not from Viessmann:
Âguide connection line through room ceiling.
ÂGuide connection line through the feed-through
sleeve and connect to junction box at terminals L1,
N and PE.
Small thermostat in junction box for doors with heater:
activates the frame and valve heater at approx. 0
°C when the temperature drops.
deactivates the frame and valve heater at ap-
prox. 7 °C when the temperature rises.
ÂObserve the small thermostat’s hysteresis range
and tolerance.
LThe small thermostat will not activate the heater if the
junction box is on the warm side.
ÂConnect heater without small thermostats.
ÂDisconnect the heater when disconnecting the
system or when operating the room in the positive
range.
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Elements with a powder-coated sheet steel or
stainless steel surface:
ÂDo not spray-clean the inside or outside of the walls,
ceilings, elements with electrical components (such
asdoorframe)andunitwithwater.
ÂWipe out the inside of the room, dry it completely
and air it out well.
ÂDo not use any scouring agents or cleaning agents
that contain solvents.
ÂWipe the outside of the room with a damp cloth and
dry it off.
Standard oor:
ÂWipe with damp cloth only.
ÂDonotcleanstandardoorswithwaterjet.
ÂMakesurethereisnowateronstandardoors.
Tub oor:
ÂWipe with damp cloth only.
ÂOnlyexposetuboortostandingwaterorwaterjet
for a short amount of time.
For all oors:
ÂRegularly wash off door seals with neutral soap
solution and dry them off.
ÂDo not use acetone or cleaning agents that contain
solvents to clean the seals.
ÂTreatstainlesssteelroomoorwithstandardcom-
mercial stainless steel cleaning agents.
ÂSeal stainless steel surface with stainless steel care
product.
ÂObserve product information on cleaning agents.
8 Decommissioning
For prolonged downtime:
ÂPull the power plug or shut off the mains power.
ÂEnsure adequate ventilation.
9 Technical data
9.1 Permissible loading on oor elements
Load
Weight
Class
Wheel Wheel Load (N**) Wheel
Load (N/
m2)
1 - 4 cm2> 4 cm2
1. Rubber 400 1.600 30.000
2. PU-/Rubber 750 3.000 40.000
3. PU-/Rubber 1.000 4.000 50.000
4.* PU-/Rubber 1.250 5.000 50.000
*LoadWeightClass4)Specialversionfor5.000Noor:Extensionofapproval
up to 6.000N possible after interal check.möglich nach interner Prüfung
**10N≈1Kg
10 Maintenance
DANGER! Risk of death due to electric
shock!
fEnsure that maintenance work
is carried out exclusively by trained
qualiedpersonnel.
fDisconnect power plug and se-
cure to prevent reconnection before
carrying out maintenance work.
ÂConduct maintenance on TectoCell cold rooms and
deep-freezing rooms at least once per year.
ÂYou can reach our technical customer service at:
+49 9281 814 908
11 Disposal
ÂDispose of defective TectoCell cold rooms and
deep-freezing rooms in an environmentally friendly
manner according to applicable disposal regula-
tions.
12 Standards and laws
ÂComply with the applicable standards and laws:
EMC directive 2014/30/EG
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, DIN EN 378
(2008/2012)
16
Warranty
5777744-03 GB Subject to technical changes!
13 Warranty
Excerpt from our warranty terms
The warranty period is 5 years. The warranty claim
startsonthedayofthedelivery,whichistoveried
by delivery note or invoice. Malfunctions that can be
attributed to poor workmanship or material defects, will
berectiedfreeofchargewithinthewarrantyperiod.
Further claims, in particular for consequential dam-
ages, are excluded.
We shall assume no warranty for damages resulting
from improper or inappropriate use, faulty installation
or commissioning by the purchaser or third party, natu-
ral wear and tear, faulty or negligent handling, chemi-
cal or electrochemical and electrical impacts, provided
that they cannot be attributed to our fault, failure to
observe the installation, operating, and maintenance
instructions,impropermodicationsorrepairworkby
the purchaser or third party, and effects of parts of
external origin.
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Wiring diagram for revolving door
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14 Wiring diagram for revolving door
230 V Ac50 50 Hz
mains connection – on-site
L1
N
PE
L1
N
PE
L1
N
PE
230 V AC mains connection
via multi-pin plug
L1 2
3
N
BK1
BK2
BK3
GNYE
L1
N
Door contact
switch o
(optional)
Switch (2-pole)
with indicator lights
for cold room lighting
N4
Door frame
heating
(optional)
Fixed leaf heater
Fixed leaf window heater
Active leaf window heater
additional pressure compensation valve
Sill heater
Thermostat L1-4 only if heater is present
Junction box
Cold room
heating
(optional)
Control panel
Pressure compensation
valve with heater
(optional)
BK1
BK2
BK3
BK4
BK5
N
T
PE
13
3
4
2
1
<0°
3
5
6
18
Wiring diagram for porthole
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15 Wiring diagram for porthole
230 V AC 50 Hz
mains connection
PE N L1
PE
T
L1
4
N
Thermostat L1-4 only if heater is present
BN
BN
BU
BU
Junction box
Frame
heater
Frame
heater
(optional)
5246454-08
<0
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5777744-03 GB Subject to technical changes!
5777744-02 GB Subject to technical changes!
Latvia
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Telephone +371 6782 8449
info.lv@viessmann.com
cooling.viessmann.com
Netherlands
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Telephone +31 85 018 7460
info-ref-nl@viessmann.com
koelen.viessmann.nl
Norway
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kjol.viessmann.no
Poland
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Russia
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Moscow, St. Petersburg
Telephone +7 499 277 1260
holod.viessmann.ru
Slovakia
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Telephone +421 32 23 01 00
viessmann@viessmann.sk
cooling.viessmann.com
Sweden
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info.refrigeration@viessmann.se
kyla.viessmann.se
Switzerland
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Telephone +41 56 418 67 11
info@viessmann.ch
kuehlen.viessmann.ch
United Arabian Emirates
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Telephone +971 43724247
refrigeration@viessmann.ae
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United Kingdom
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Telephone +44 1952 457157
sales@viessmann-coldtech.co.uk
cooling.viessmann.co.uk
Austria
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Telephone +43 72 35 66367-0
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viessmann@viessmann.cz
cooling.viessmann.com
Denmark
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Telephone +45 4120 5420
info.dk@viessmann.com
koele.viessmann.dk
Estonia
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Telephone +372 675 5150
info.ee@viessmann.com
kylm.viessmann.ee
Finland
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Telephone +358 19 537 8000
info.fi@viessmann.com
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Telephone +358 19 537 8000
info.fi@viessmann.com
kylma.viessmann.fi
France
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Telephone +33 3 87 13 08 13
france@viessmann-refrigeration.com
froid.viessmann.fr
Germany
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Telephone +49 9281 814-0
Viessmann Kühlsysteme GmbH, Mainz
Telephone +49 61315 7046-17
kuehlsysteme@viessmann.de
cooling.viessmann.co.uk
Ireland
Viessmann Refrigeration Systems Limited
Telephone +353 1 617 7930
sales@viessmann-coldtech.ie
cooling.viessmann.co.uk
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