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Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit RS-180
■■ Description 3 ■■ Part N° 6 ■■ Technical data 8 ■■ Dimensions 11 Space requirements 12 Installation possibilities 12 ■■ Engineering 14
Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit RS-250
■■ Description 19 ■■ Part N° 22 ■■ Technical data 25 ■■ Dimensions 28 Space requirements 29 Installation possibilities 29 ■■ Engineering 32
Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit RS-500
■■ Description 37 ■■ Part N° 40 ■■ Technical data 42 ■■ Dimensions 46 Space requirements 47 Installation possibilities 47 ■■ Engineering 49
Hoval HomeVent® Components
■■ Part N° 53 ■■ Technical data 75 ■■ Engineering 101 Installation instructions 101
Standard terms and conditions of delivery
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System for comfort ventilation
■■Description Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit RS-180 for apartments • Comfort ventilation unit with heat and moisture recovery for different installation locations. The distributor unit, the silencer (simultaneously designed as a telephony silencer) and the volume flow setting for each distribution line are integrated for the supply air and the extract air in the unit. • For use per comfort unit within the insulated building shell. • Sturdy, multiple-shell, heat and noise insulated casing made from coated aluzinc sheet. • 2 access panels with quick-release fastener for easy maintenance of the supply air filter, extract air filter and insect filter. • The casing is suitable for right-hand and left-hand mounting (panel at the back and at the front). • 6 connections each for supply and extract air distribution lines, diameter 75 mm. Connection nozzles for the outside air and exhaust air line, diameter 150 mm with double-lipped EPDM seals • Connection nozzles made from composite plastic for connection of the fresh air and exhaust air duct incl. double lip Diameter 150 mm. For compensation of misalignments during installation and insulation against structure-borne sound. • Centrifugal fans with aluminium casing and special vibration-absorbing bearings. EC direct current motor with integrated motor electronic system. • High-efficiency enthalpy recovery system with spec. sealing and purge air system. Rotor with sorption (aluminium with ion exchange resin and antibacterial coating) mounted radially and axially, driven by EC direct current motor unit with planetary gear. • High-grade Z filter for supply air F7 and extract air G4. • Integrated insect filter made from plastic, can be regenerated simply by washing. • Filter monitoring with differential pressure monitor. • Ready-to-connect electronics with integrated enthalpy recovery system speed control for operation in automatic mode, including mains cable and 3 m connection cable for connection of the operator terminal to the on-site RJ45 socket. Required accessories: • Standard operator terminal BG02 or • Design operator terminal BG03 with an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, etc.) Recommended accessories / options • Vibration damper • LSA Building Management System connection • Active cool recovery (CoolVent option) Delivery • Comfort ventilation unit with operator terminal, pre-assembled and packed.
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on site • 8-pin CAT 5 patch cable between comfort ventilation unit and operator terminal, provided by electrician on-site. • RJ45 socket • 230 V socket Nominal data: RS-180 volume flow (in operation 100 Pa ext. pressure) Temperature ratio* 84.5 % Humidity ratio* 86 % Degree of heat processing/ Enthalpy difference up to 130 % Electrical power consumption* 40 W
180 m³/h
Approvals Tested by: • Hochschule Luzern in accordance with EN 13141-7 Use The HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit provides centralised supply and extract air handling for a comfort unit within the insulated building shell. The comfort ventilation unit is part of the HomeVent® ventilation system for controlled comfort ventilation, which performs the following tasks: • Provides the living area with fresh outside air • Extracts used air (CO2, aerosols, dampness, odours, ...) • Saves energy through intelligent latent heat recovery • Cleans supply air using a fine dust filter
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■■Description Construction RS-180 Casing The multi-shell casing, made from aluzinc sheet, is coated on the outside and sealed on the inside with a solvent-free joint sealer. The inner shell, made from aluzinc sheet, is separate from the outer shell, thus preventing thermal bridges. The front ends consist of two screwed, multishell access panels with a flat seal. Integrated in these access panels, there are two filter covers with seals and quick-release fasteners. The high-quality 25 mm thermal insulation is made of polyurethane (PUR, Lambda 0.025 W/mK). The casing is also equipped with sound insulation in the area of the enthalpy recovery system. The interior of the unit is smooth-surfaced (metallic or coated sound insulation surface) and is easily accessed for cleaning. Complies with product standard DIN 4719 (energy, hygiene and sound insulation requirements). Attachment on site is via attachment strips with vibration absorbers.
ZUL 1 2
Standard operator terminal BG02 The operator terminal consists of an attractively designed plastic casing for on-wall mounting with display and operating elements.
3 4 5 6 7
Design operator terminal BG03, on-wall This operator terminal features a white plastic design casing. The front consists of coated glass with a colour capacitive LCD touch display. The unit offers an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). The operator terminal is designed for on-wall installation.
Silencer (3) The supply air and exhaust air silencer consists of moulded middle and side components made from extremely fine-pore PUR foam with outer skin. The geometry and the sound insulation material are tailored to the sound spectrum of the specific unit. The moulded components can be removed easily for cleaning. Electrical fittings (4) The comfort ventilation unit is supplied ready wired. The electrical fittings consist of: -- the mains cable (3 m long) -- the mains plug including fuse -- the electroprint with microprocessor The cables for the internal electrical components are all fitted with plugs. In the area of the inspection hatch only low voltage (24 V) is used. Filter monitoring (5) A differential pressure monitor is installed to monitor the filters. Volume flow setting (6) The volume flow per distribution line is set at the perforated plate. There are plastic panels in the cross-section for this purpose. Supply air filter (7) The supply air filter is a pollen fine particulate air filter made from a synthetic filter medium (filter class F7). It has a peripheral seal, is mounted in a filter guide and slides out. This makes changing the filter quick and easy.
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9
Connections for supply and extract air (1) There are 6 connections each for the supply 10 and extract air distribution lines. These connections are suitable for flexible pipes of diameter 75 mm with seal. Mechanical attachment of the flexible pipe is via screwed 11 metal brackets. Helmholtz silencer (2) Each ventilation channel has a separate sound absorber that dampens low frequencies (500 Hz).
The following operator terminals are designed for operation of a HomeVent® RS-180:
ABL
12
AUL
FOL
Enthalpy recovery system (rotor with sorption) (8) The enthalpy recovery system is constructed as a removable assembly. The casing of this assembly is made from aluzinc sheet and is integrated in a high-efficiency thermal insulation (EPP moulded component). The rotor with sorption (aluminium with ion-exchange resin and antibacterial coating) is axial- and radialmounted outside. Fans (9,12) The outside air intake fan and exhaust fans each consist of a centrifugal fan with an aluminium casing and special vibration-absorbing bearings. EC direct current motor with integrated motor electronic system.
Design operator terminal BG03, in-wall This operator terminal features a white plastic design casing. The front consists of coated glass with a colour capacitive LCD touch display. The unit offers an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). The operator terminal is designed for in-wall installation. All operator terminals (BG02, BG03 on-wall, BG03 in-wall) are equipped with an RJ45 socket for connecting the connection cable to the comfort ventilation unit. LSA Building Management System connection Interface for connecting a HomeVent® unit to an on-site control system. A HomeVent® operator terminal (BG02 or BG03) is still required. Control system options: Switching off the HomeVent® unit, overriding the air flow rate setting on the operator terminal, displaying the filter contamination and faults. Vibration absorber Vibration absorbers are required for soundinsulated attachment of comfort ventilation unit. The corresponding accessory pack consists of 4 rubber buffers with screws and various fixing angles for all installation positions. Option CoolVent Active-controlled cool recovery for energysaving supply and extract air handling in air-conditioned buildings. Installed by trained Hoval service technicians during commissioning.
Insect filter (10) The insect filter is a washable, fine-mesh net made from polyamide and has a plastic frame. It is mounted in a filter guide and slides out. This makes changing the filter quick and easy. Connection nozzles for outside air and exhaust air (11) The connection nozzles, diameter 150 mm, are made of composite plastic and have a doublelipped EPDM seal. Extract air filter (13) The exhaust filter is a coarse filter made from a synthetic filter medium (filter class G4). It has a peripheral seal , is mounted in a filter guide and slides out. This makes changing the filter quick and easy.
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■■Description Function RS-180 The outside air fan draws in outside air via the main line. In the first stage, this air is cleaned via an insect filter. In the downstream enthalpy recovery system, the supply air is heated, depending on the temperature, and humidified. The extent to which heat and humidity are recovered is dependent on the temperature and humidity differences between the exhaust air and the outside air as well as on the rotor speed. Then the pre-treated outside air is cleaned by means of a pollen fine dust filter. The supply air is fed into the distribution lines in the perforated plate. The volume flow per distribution line can be adjusted via plug-in plastic panels in the perforated plate. In the downstream silencer, the supply air sound level is reduced. The exhaust fan sucks in the used air via the extract air silencer and the coarse dust filter. The enthalpy recovery system extracts heat and humidity from the air and passes these to the supply air. In the double flush chamber the rotation air is conducted to the exhaust air side. The way the fans are positioned – with overpressure on the outside air side and underpressure on the exhaust air side – no waste air can find its way to the supply air. The waste air is passed on to the exhaust duct. These functions are set via the operator terminal and monitored automatically by the electronics. The outside air and exhaust air fan speeds are regulated independently of each other. The operating point for outside/supply air and extract/exhaust air is set during commissioning with 2 service potentiometers. The electronic controls and the operator terminal feature the following additional functions:
• The speed of the enthalpy recovery system is regulated by the outside air temperature. In this way, the heat and humidity recovery is adjusted automatically. In summer, the speed is adjusted automatically, the heat and moisture recovery efficiency drops towards zero. • The humidity control in the operator terminal adjusts the volume flow. Thus, if the humidity indoors is too high, for instance, more dry air is introduced from the outside. • The fan function is monitored continually. In case of a malfunction, the device is switched to ‘fault’ mode (both fans and the enthalpy recovery system are switched off; signal on the operator terminal). • If the pressure loss caused by the supply air filter pressure drop is too great, the differential pressure monitor displays a signal on the operator terminal.
1 2 3 4 5
Insect filter Outside air fan Enthalpy recovery system Supply air filter Electronics
9
6 7 8 9
Silencer Operator terminal BG02 or BG03 Extract air filter Exhaust air fan
6
8
M t+x G4 Exhaust air
Extract air
M
M
∆p
F7 Supply air
Fresh air
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■■Part N° Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit
Part N°
Comfort ventilation unit HomeVent® RS-180 With high-efficiency heat and moisture recovery for a range of installation positions in apartments within the insulated building shell. Compact unit including distributor unit, silencer, regenerable prefilter, mains cable and connection cable (3 m long) for operator terminal. Type Nominal volume flow ext. pressure m3/h Pa*
7010 989
Standard operator terminal BG02 for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for on-wall mounting with display and operating elements and integrated humidity sensor. Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket.
2044 525
Design operator terminal BG03, on-wall for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for on-wall mounting with colour touch display, integrated humidity sensor and expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket.
2038 024
Design operator terminal BG03, in-wall for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for in-wall mounting with colour touch display, integrated humidity sensor and expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket. Recommended accessories: insert block
2038 025
Insert block for design operator terminal BG03, in-wall Placeholder for easier in-wall installation. Dimensions: 130 x 80 x 30 mm
6024 174
RS-180 180
100
* see technical data
Required accessories
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■■Part N° Recommended accessories
Part N°
Vibration absorber Vibration absorbers are required for soundinsulated attachment of comfort ventilation unit. The corresponding accessory pack consists of 4 rubber buffers with screws and fixing angles for the various installation positions. Horizontal wall installation Vertical wall installation Ceiling installation Floor installation
S-WH S-WV S-D S-B
6019 439 6020 713 6019 438 6012 396
Optional accessories LSA building management system connection Interface for connecting a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit to an on-site control system. The possibilities of the Building Management System are: switching off the comfort ventilation unit, overriding the air flow rate setting on the operator terminal and displaying the filter contamination and device faults. Dimensions: 80 x 80 x 50 mm
2039 014
6020 284
Supply air filter ZF-180 for HomeVent® RS-180 pollen/fine particulate cassette filter, filter class F7
5014 966
Extract air filter AF-180 for HomeVent® RS-180 coarse particulate cassette filter, filter class G4
5014 967
An operator terminal is still required.
Cool recovery unit CoolVent® Active-controlled cool recovery for air-conditioned buildings. Installed by Hoval service technicians during commissioning.
Filter HomeVent® RS-180
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■■Technical data HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit RS-180 Max. volume flow (at 100 Pa external pressure*) • Outside air/exhaust air • Supply air/extract air Max. external pressure (at 100 m³/h) Air flow rate setting Humidity setpoint setting Electrical connections • Voltage (AC) • Frequency • Max. current consumption • cos ρ (mean value) Type of protection Power consumption (at 126 m³/h, 50 Pa external pressure) Degree of heat processing as per DIN 4719 Temperature ratio at 126 m3/h as per EN 13141-7 Humidity ratio at 126 m3/h as per EN 13141-7 Coefficient of performance as per prEN13142 Filter class (as per EN 779) • Supply air filter • Extract air filter Sound level (at 126 m³/h and 50 Pa external pressure; detailed data, see Appendix) • Casing • Outside air connection • Supply air connection • Extract air connection • Exhaust air connection Leakage (as per test report of HS-Luzern) • Internal (as per EN 13141-7) • External Net weight
200 180 180 10...100% 30…65
m³/h m³/h Pa %
230 50 0.4 0.63 IP 40
V Hz A
40
W
90-130
%
84.5
%
86 11.5
%
F7 G4
44 59 44 40 61
dB(A) dB(A) dB(A) dB(A) dB(A)
<1 1.9 65
‰ % kg
Application limits for use in a fixed location, weather-protected (EN 60721-3-3) 3K5 as per EN 50090-2-2 • Ambient temperature • Ambient humidity • Dew point temp. in installation room
15…45 °C 5…65 % r.H. < 12 °C
Air conditions (moderate outdoor climate EN 60721-2-1) Outside air intake temperature Outside air intake humidity Extract air temperature Extract air humidity Max. extract air humidity
-15…35 °C 5…95 % r.H. 5…35 °C 5…80 % r.H. 12 g/kg
• • • • •
Application limit under winter conditions Outside air temperature at: Outside air humidity Extract air temperature Extract air humidity
-12 90 20 50
-15 90 20 40
Operator terminal Connection for RJ 45 plug CAT5 patch (8-pin) connection cable Electrical connections • Voltage (DC) Type of protection Application limits Application limits 3K3 as per EN 50090-2-2, residential rooms, office • Temperature range • Humidity range
24 V IP 20
15…40 °C 5…85 % r.H.
-18 °C 90 % r.H. 20 °C 30 % r.H.
* The distributor unit, silencer, volume flow setting and insect filter functions are integrated in the ventilation unit. The average pressure loss for these components at the nominal air flow rate is assumed at 15 Pa (100-15 = 85 Pa)
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■■Technical data Performance chart for air flow rate The volume flow on the outside air and exhaust air side is larger than on the supply air and exhaust air side by the flushing air flow of approx. 10 %.
250
Density 1.2 kg/m³
%v
olum
200
pext Sum of external pressure losses for each air stream at the planned air flow rate.
e flo
w 100
%
The distributor unit, silencer and insect filter functions are integrated in the comfort ventilation unit. The average pressure loss for these components at the max. volume flow is assumed at 15 Pa (100-15 = 85 Pa).
90
%
pext [Pa]
150
Planning range
80
%
70 %
100 60 % 50 %
50
40 %
0 40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
Volume flow of supply air/extract air [m3/h]
Diagram of the electrical power consumption
Diagram of the temperature and humidity ratio
100 90
90 80
00
=1 t
p ex
60
p ext
50
Pa
a
0P
=5
Temperature ratio η θsu
80 75
eta [%]
70
pel [W]
Humidity ratio η xsu
85
40
70 65
30 60
20
55
10 0 40
60
80
100
120
140
VSU resp. VEX [m³/h]
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160
180
200
50 40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
VSUP resp. VEXT [m³/h]
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■■Technical data Sound levels Casing Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
LWOct [dB] at octave centre frequency [Hz] 63
125
250
500
1k
2k
LWA 4k
8k
[dB(A)]
126
50
56
51
44
41
40
30
21
15
44
180
100
56
54
48
45
44
36
26
17
48
63
125
4k
8k
[dB(A)]
Fresh air Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
LWOct [dB] at octave centre frequency [Hz] 250
500
1k
2k
LWA
140
50
81
70
58
50
47
41
38
33
59
200
100
79
69
61
53
49
45
43
39
60
Supply air LWOct [dB] at octave centre frequency [Hz]
LWA
Volume flow
External pressure
3
[m /h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
[dB(A)]
126
50
60
56
48
23
27
14
13
16
44
180
100
61
59
51
24
31
18
14
15
47
63
125
4k
8k
[dB(A)]
Extract air Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
LWOct [dB] at octave centre frequency [Hz] 250
500
1k
2k
LWA
126
50
57
51
45
20
16
9
13
16
40
180
100
57
54
48
27
29
17
16
17
43
63
125
4k
8k
[dB(A)]
Exhaust air
10
Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
LWOct [dB] at octave centre frequency [Hz] 250
500
1k
2k
LWA
140
50
81
69
61
56
56
48
45
40
61
200
100
79
72
65
59
60
54
51
48
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■■Dimensions HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit 172
FOL
114
83 100 100 83
134
1
160
146
ZUL
114
ZUL
86
ABL
52 ABL
17
60
18
356 374
250
AUL
172
350 *
4
4
2
2
609
1310
1504
164
2
3
3
34
140
3 161 Ø 76
FOL
AUL
594
Ø 150 205 1 2 3 4
Electrical connection Space required for changing the microfuse. Maintenance cover for supply/extract air filter with quick fasteners Maintenance cover for insect screen with quick fasteners Access panel screwed on
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ZUL
ZUL
ABL
ABL
Maintenance and inspection is possible at the front and rear - flexible installation * Space requirements for filter change and service tasks
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■■Dimensions
Space requirements
HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit Installation with vibration absorbers Horizontal wall installation: S-WH
434
Lengthwise clearance 1352mm
80
1352
Widthwise clearance 500mm
80
173
Vertical wall installation: S-WV
1
46 1
48
Ceiling installation: S-D 47
Floor installation: S-B 500
Lengthwise clearance 1458mm
47
1
20
1
1
Angled bracket included
15
1458
12
Can be installed in any position.
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■■Dimensions Accessories
87
HomeVent® operator terminal BG02, on-wall
24,5
84
31
HomeVent® operator terminal BG03 In-wall
99
99
On-wall
140
140
6
4
(sichtbar) 7
24
25 (Unterputz)
1
Detail of flush socket box (included with in-wall operator terminal) Front view
Rear view 1 2
Flush socket box (see also detail) Positioning of connection cable
2 2
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■■Engineering Relevant norms
• DIN 1946-T6 Controlled mechanical supply and extract air handling for apartments with heat recovery • DIN 4109 Sound insulation in structural engineering • DIN 6022 Ventilation and air conditioning systems – maintenance of air quality and cleaning • DIN 6022 Particulate air filters for general ventilation – determination of the filtration performance One comfort ventilation device is only allowed to be used for one comfort unit. The application limits must be complied with.
Acquiring data and calculating the air throughput
The following data are needed in order to plan the comfort ventilation unit of a set of rooms: • Type and number of rooms • Effective areas of all rooms to be supplied with air and to have used air removed AN [m²] • Effective room height H [m] • Sound pressure outside, in supply air room and in extract air room LP [dB(A)] • Air exchange rate LW [1/h] The air flow capacity must be determined according to the situation at hand. Criteria to be borne in mind include hygienic requirements, the number of people using the rooms and the humidity conditions. Based on DIN 1946-T6.
Calculation of the required air quantity: For reasons of hygiene and due to structural considerations, continuous handling of supply and extract air is required in living areas. Equal quantities of supply and extract air must be provided. Overpressure must be avoided! 1.
Calculation of the occupant-related system supply air volume flow: Minimum air quantity in accordance with DIN 1946-T6: 20-30 m³/h depending on the number of occupants The current edition of DIN 1946-T6 is always definitive for planning.
2.
Calculation of the system extract air volume flow, dependent on the room type. The following extract air volume flows must be ensured with constant ventilation:
Room type (as per DIN 1946T6)
System exhaust air volume flow in m3/h Continuous Ventilation
Bathroom (also with WC)
45
WC room
25
Utility room
25
Kitchenette or kitchen
45
With regard to the number of persons that can be expected to occupy each room, it is recommended that you also observe the required supply air quantities. These can be weighted for each room. Room type
Required supply air volume flow
Master bedroom (2 people)
40-60 m³/h
Nursery (1 person)
25-30 m³/h
Office/guestroom
25-30 m³/h
The outside air duct and the inlet should be planned in such a way as to avoid the intake of pollutants and smells. The inlet should be at least 2.5 m – 3.0 m above ground and not close to garages or roads with heavy traffic. Sound emissions should be given careful attention. The exhaust outlet should be placed sufficiently far away from the inlet to prevent a short circuit with the outside air intake opening. Calculation of the pressure loss To calculate pressure loss pext, the pressure losses in the air ducts and grilles applying to the planned air flow capacity VA are added together. Where ducts are laid in parallel, the duct with the greatest pressure loss is used in the calculation. Outside air/supply ducts and extract/exhaust ducts are to be considered separately. The external pressure loss must correspond with the range planned (see Technical Data).
The max. air flow rate of the ventilation device must be sufficient for intensive ventilation.
Air ducts and grilles
Depending on the use to which they are put, rooms are divided into supply air, overflow and extract air areas. Rooms are only equipped with both supply and extract air ports in exceptional cases.
Free area AOAG of overflow air grilles for fan-supported ventilation Overflow air volume flow qv, OAG in m3/h 10 25 Doors with seal Free at sides and top minimum area AOAG in cm2 Doors without seal 0
20 50
30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250
25
50
75 100 125 150 175 200 225
Rooms equipped with comfort ventilation must be located within the thermal building shell. Zone
Room use (examples)
Supply air zone
Bedroom, living room, nursery, dining room
Overflow zone
Corridor, hallway, stairway
Extract air zone
Bathroom, toilet, storage room, kitchen, hall
Supply and extract air zone
Sauna room with relaxation area, hobby room, fitness room
The position of the supply air, overflow air and extract air ports must be such that cross-ventilation occurs.
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■■Engineering Calculation of sound pressure level The sound pressure levels must be calculated for the supply air and extract air rooms. Also, the outdoor requirements must be checked (outside air intake, exhaust outlet). In addition to the sound level data for the components, the project-specific data (e.g. spacing, room damping) are required. It must be ascertained whether it is only necessary to comply with the limit values at the designed air flow rate or also at increased air flow rates and pressures. Setting up the Comfort Ventilation The comfort ventilation unit can be mounted in various different ways (sketches for wall, floor and ceiling installation). For maintenance and repair purposes, the entire comfort ventilation unit, its components and fitted parts must be accessible. When installing on the floor or ceiling, a distance of at least 5 mm must be maintained to the floor or ceiling. The unit is attached using four angle brackets that are screwed onto the face of the device. In case of acoustically critical structures, vibration damper accessories are required. The contact surface (wall, floor, ceiling) must be level. The comfort ventilation unit must not be 'distorted' by the fixation. The comfort ventilation unit should not be installed in humid rooms (such as the laundry room). Observe the dew point temperature as listed in the technical data!
Electronic fittings and arrangement of operator terminal The comfort ventilation unit is supplied ready wired. For connection with the mains supply a 3 m long cable with plug is supplied. A mains socket should be planned close to the installation location. The comfort ventilation unit and operator terminal are connected by an 8 channel CAT 5 patch ribbon cable. The HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit is supplied with a 3 m long cable with an RJ45 plug. An RJ45 socket should be installed close to the comfort ventilation unit on-site. The operator terminal should be positioned according to the following criteria: • Reference room for the humidity control • Operation (setting of volume flow, humidity, party button) • Display (operation, fault) The BG02 operator terminal must be mounted as an on-wall unit. The BG03 operator terminal can be mounted as an on-wall unit or in-wall unit. For this purpose, there are two different models. An RJ45 ribbon cable/plug must be used to connect the operator terminal and the HomeVent®. The supplied cable (3 m) is an 8-pin CAT 5 patch ribbon cable. The cable routed on-site for the remote control should also be a ribbon cable and not a round cable. Heating sources/flue and extract air systems When using ventilation systems together with heating sources, the chimney sweep must be consulted in advance. If ventilation systems are used together with heating sources, approved room-air-independent heating sources should be used. When operating room-air-independent heating sources with comfort ventilation, DIN 1946 part 6 should be followed and alternating and shared operation should be differentiated. -- Alternating operation: Locking through onsite safety equipment. -- Shared operation: Differential pressure monitoring through safety equipment with general building inspection approval. Apart from the relevant local building regulations, the information sheet of the Bundesverband des Schornsteinfegerhandwerkes - Zentralinnungsverband (ZIV - Federal Association of Chimney Sweeps - Central Guild Association) and the Bundesverband für Wohnungslüftung (VfW - Federal Association for Residential Ventilation) should be followed as well.
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Hygiene The air ducts and grilles must be accessible for cleaning. Thermal insulation of air ducts The air lines and system components must be insulated with suitable material (e.g. EPDM) if • the dew point is undercut, • heat losses occur (winter), • the supply air is cooled (summer). Lay down the sections of the distribution ducts in the building body only in the heated inner part of ceilings, floors and walls. Cold bridges can cause temperatures to drop below the dew point. AutoCAD® drawings are available for the efficient planning of the Hoval HomeVent®. Air grilles Only heated rooms are provided with comfort ventilation. Unheated areas must not/should not be integrated in the system. IsiPipe air ducts made of EPP • The IsiPipe EPP air ducts are joined via a connecting sleeve. • To ensure tight sealing, the individual sections must be inserted into the sleeve as far as the stop. Tight sealing must be ensured even when individual sections expand or contract as a result of temperature fluctuations. • Temperature of the flowing medium -25°C to + 80°C. • The individual sections can be shortened (e.g. using a knife or a saw). When shortening sections, always cut at right angles and remove any residue from the pipe. Use an assembly device, e.g. pipe clamp. • IsiPipe air ducts made of EPP must be accessible (must not be routed in the cable duct). • IsiPipe air ducts made of EPP must be supported at regular intervals (approx. every 1.5 m) with pipe clamps. • When installing accessory parts with a high dead weight, the weight must be supported so that there is no load on the IsiPipe air duct. • Thermal bridges must be prevented at the junctions between IsiPipe air ducts and pipes or components made of another material, e.g. metal.
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■■Engineering Example: ceiling installation
Exhaust Fortluftair SD - 150
Freh air Aussenluft
1 2 3 4
2
3
4
ServiceService bereich area filter Filter
1
Abluft Extract air
Extract air ceiling AbluftDecke
SupplyZuluft air Supply air ceiling ZuluftDecke
HomeVent RS-180 Outside air - exhaust air ducts ø 150 mm Outside air - exhaust air silencer Distributor ducts ø 75 mm up to 6 x supply air and 6 x extract air Instead of the connection boxes UPK and the poppet valves, it is also possible to use connection casings AG and the designer grille.
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■■Engineering
Supply Zuluft air Extract Abluft air
Example: wall installation
Supply Zuluft air
Abluft Extract air
4
Extract air ceiling AbluftDecke
Supply air ceiling ZuluftDecke
1
Hoval
Filterdeckel Filter cover
SD - 150
Exhaust Fortluftair
2
SD - 150
3
Fresh air Aussenluft
Filter cover Filterdeckel 1 2 3 4
HomeVent® RS-180 Outside air - exhaust air ducts ø 150 mm Outside air - exhaust air silencer Distributor ducts ø 75 mm up to 6 x supply air and 6 x extract air
3 Filter cover
Hoval
Filterdeckel
1
Abluft Wand Extract air wall 15...35cm
Exhaust Fortluft air
SD - 150
SD - 150
2
Aussenluft Fresh air
Instead of the connection boxes UPK and the poppet valves, it is also possible to use connection casings AG and the designer grille.
4
Filter cover
Extract Abluft air
Supply Zuluft air
Filterdeckel
Supply air wall
25....40cm
Zuluft Wand
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Hoval HomeVent® RS-250
System for comfort ventilation
■■Description Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit RS-250 • Comfort ventilation unit with heat and humidity recovery for a range of installation positions. • Sturdy, multiple-shell, heat and noise insulated casing made from coated aluzinc sheet. • Front access door with two quick-release fasteners. • Radial fans with aluminium casing and special vibration-absorbing bearings for outside air and exhaust air. EC direct current motor with integrated electronic system for volume flow control. • Diffuser and silencer combination with abrasion-proof PU outer skin for the supply air. • High-efficiency enthalpy recovery system with spec. sealing and purge air system. Rotor with sorption (aluminium with ion exchange resin and antibacterial coating) mounted radially and axially, driven by EC direct current motor unit with planetary gear. • Connection nozzles made from composite plastic for connection of the fresh air and exhaust air duct incl. double lip Diameter 150 mm. For compensation of misalignments during installation and insulation against structure-borne sound. • High-grade two-stage bag filter for supply air type G4/F7, extract air type G4 • Filter monitoring with differential pressure monitor. • Ready-to-connect electronics with integrated enthalpy recovery system speed control for operation in automatic mode, including mains cable and 3 m connection cable for connection of the operator terminal to the on-site RJ45 socket. Required accessories: • Standard operator terminal BG02 or • Design operator terminal BG03 with an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, etc.) Recommended accessories • Vibration absorber (see prices) Recommended accessories / options • Vibration absorbers deliverable as accessories • Building management system connection LSA • Active cool recovery (CoolVent option) • Activated carbon filter Delivery • Comfort ventilation unit with operator terminal, pre-assembled and packed. On site • 8-pin CAT 5 patch cable between comfort ventilation unit and operator terminal by electrician. • RJ45 socket • 230 V socket
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Approvals Tested by: • TÜV (technical inspection agency) test report No. 083 HR • Hochschule Luzern in accordance with EN 13141-7 • ILH-Berlin, Institute of Air Hygiene • DIBt approval No. Z-51.3-243 Nominal data: RS-250 volume flow (in operation 100 Pa ext. pressure) 250 m³/h Temperature ratio* 84 % Humidity ratio* 85 % Degree of heat processing/ enthalpy difference up to 130 % (DIBt 96 %) Electrical power consumption* 58 W
Use The HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit provides centralised supply and extract air handling for residential spaces. This can be a single family home or a comfort unit in a multi-family house. The comfort ventilation unit is part of the HomeVent® ventilation system for controlled comfort ventilation unit, which performs the following tasks: • Provides the living area with fresh outside air • Extracts used air (CO2, aerosols, dampness, odours, ...) • Saves energy through intelligent latent heat recovery • Cleans supply air using a fine dust filter The user (operation and maintenance) is the apartment user.
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System for comfort ventilation
■■Description Construction RS-250 Casing The double-shell casing, made from aluzinc sheet, is coated on the outside and sealed on the inside with a solvent-free joint sealer. Thermal and sound insulation is inserted between the metal sheets. The high-quality 25 mm thermal insulation is made of polyurethane (PUR, Lambda 0.025 W/mK). The front side consists of a swing-open access door with two quick-release fasteners and a screwed-on access panel. Access door and panel are equipped with a flat seal. The complete front can be removed, allowing easy access to the smooth interior for cleaning. Attachment on site is via four angle brackets. The strips are attached to the side of the unit with screws, depending on installation position. Extract air filter (1) The exhaust filter consists of a coarse particulate pocket filter with a synthetic filter medium (filter class G4) and a plastic frame. It has a peripheral seal and can be withdrawn from the filter guide in which it is installed. This makes changing the filter (without tools) quick and easy. Filter monitoring (2) A differential pressure monitor is installed to monitor the filters. Fans (3,5) The outside air intake fan and exhaust fan each consist of an EC direct current motor with integrated electronic system, a drum motor and an aluminium casing. The motor and the fan are vibration damped for the various installation positions. A constant mass flow control is integrated in the motor electronics. Electrical fittings (4) The comfort ventilation unit is supplied ready wired. The electrical fittings consist of: -- the mains cable (3 m long) -- the mains plug including fuse -- the electrical box with integrated printed circuit board -- the cable for the operator terminal (3 m) The cables for the internal electrical components are all fitted with plugs. In the area of the inspection hatch only low voltage (24 V) is used. Diffuser and silencer (6) Behind the outside air intake fan there are a diffuser and a silencer, combined with a shaped body. This is a fine pored foam body with an abrasion resistant polyurethane skin (PUR). Enthalpy recovery system (7) (Rotor with sorption) The enthalpy recovery system is constructed as a removable assembly. The casing of this assembly is made from aluzinc sheet. The rotor with sorption (aluminium with ion-exchange resin and antibacterial coating) is axial- and radial-mounted outside.
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The following operator terminals are designed for operation of a HomeVent® RS-250: Extract air
Supply air
1 2
Standard operator terminal BG02 The operator terminal consists of an attractively designed plastic casing for on-wall mounting with display and operating elements.
8 7 6
3
5
4
Exhaust air
Fresh air
The drive is transmitted via the plastic ring with outer cogs, a drive gear wheel, by means of an EC direct current motor with planetary gearing. The speed is controlled and monitored. Double elastic seals are fitted between the enthalpy recovery system and the casing. To avoid rotation air and material transfer, a highly effective double flush chamber has been integrate Supply air filter (8) The supply air filter consists of a two-stage pollen/fine particulate pocket filter with a synthetic filter medium (filter classes G4/F7) and a composite material frame. It has a peripheral seal and can be withdrawn from the filter guide. This makes changing the filter (without tools) quick and easy.
Design operator terminal BG03, on-wall This operator terminal features a white plastic design casing. The front consists of coated glass with a colour capacitive LCD touch display. The unit offers an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). The operator terminal is designed for on-wall installation. Design operator terminal BG03, in-wall This operator terminal features a white plastic design casing. The front consists of coated glass with a colour capacitive LCD touch display. The unit offers an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). The operator terminal is designed for in-wall installation. All operator terminals (BG02, BG03 on-wall, BG03 in-wall) are equipped with an RJ45 socket for connecting the connection cable to the comfort ventilation unit. LSA Building Management System connection Interface for connecting a HomeVent® unit to an on-site control system. A HomeVent® operator terminal (BG02 or BG03) is still required. Control system options: Switching off the HomeVent® unit, overriding the air flow rate setting on the operator terminal, displaying the filter contamination and faults. Vibration absorber Vibration absorbers are required for soundinsulated attachment of the comfort ventilation unit. The corresponding accessory pack consists of 4 rubber buffers with screws and various fixing angles for all installation positions. Option CoolVent Active-controlled cool recovery for energysaving supply and extract air handling in air-conditioned buildings. Installed by trained Hoval service technicians during commissioning. Optional activated carbon filter High-capacity bag filter (F7) with high efficiency against particles (pollen, fine dust) and against gaseous pollutants and odours (agriculture, traffic). It is inserted in place of the standard supply air filter.
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Hoval HomeVent® RS-250
System for comfort ventilation
■■Description Function RS-250 The outside air fan draws in outside air through the air intake and transports it to the enthalpy recovery system via the diffuser and the silencer. In the enthalpy recovery system, the supply air is heated and humidified depending on temperature conditions. The extent to which heat and humidity are recovered is dependent on the temperature and humidity differences between the exhaust air and the outside air as well as on the rotor speed. Then the pre-treated outside air is cleaned by means of a pollen fine dust filter. The exhaust fan sucks in the used air via the coarse dust filter. The enthalpy recovery system extracts heat and humidity from the air and passes these to the supply air depending on temperature. The waste air is passed on to the exhaust duct. In the double flush chamber the rotation air is conducted to the exhaust air side. The way the fans are positioned – with overpressure on the outside air side and underpressure on the exhaust air side – no waste air can find its way to the supply air. These functions are set via the operator terminal and monitored automatically by the electronics. The outside air and exhaust air fan speeds are independently regulated to the required speed. In this way, the set volume flow can be maintained independently of pressure loss and the outside air intake and exhaust air volumes remain equal. The electronic controls and the operator terminal feature the following additional functions:
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• The speed of the enthalpy recovery system is regulated by the outside air temperature. In this way, the heat and humidity recovery is adjusted automatically. In summer, the speed is adjusted automatically, the heat and moisture recovery efficiency drops towards zero. • The humidity control in the operator terminal adjusts the volume flow. Thus, if the humidity indoors is too high, for instance, more dry air is introduced from the outside. • The fan function is monitored continually. In case of a malfunction, the device is switched to ‘fault’ mode (both fans and the enthalpy recovery system are switched off; signal on the operator terminal). • If the pressure loss caused by the supply air filter pressure drop is too great, the differential pressure monitor displays a signal on the operator terminal (display on the operator terminal).
1 2 3 4
Outside air fan Silencer and diffusor Enthalpy recovery system Supply air filter
7
5 6 7 8
Operator terminal BG02 or BG03 Extract air filter Exhaust air fan Electronics
5
6
M t+x G4 Exhaust air
Extract air
M
M
∆p
G4 + F7
Fresh air
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2
3
Supply air
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■■Part N° Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit
Part N°
Comfort ventilation unit HomeVent® RS-250 With high-efficiency heat and moisture recovery for a range of installation positions in apartments within the insulated building shell. Including mains cable and connection cable (3 m) for operator terminal (see accessories). Type Nominal volume flow ext. pressure m3/h Pa RS-250 250
100
7006 750
Required accessories
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Standard operator terminal BG02 for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for on-wall mounting with display and operating elements and integrated humidity sensor. Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket.
2044 525
Design operator terminal BG03, on-wall for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for on-wall mounting with colour touch display, integrated humidity sensor and expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket.
2038 024
Design operator terminal BG03, in-wall for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for in-wall mounting with colour touch display, integrated humidity sensor and expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket. Recommended accessories: insert block
2038 025
Insert block for design operator terminal BG03, in-wall Placeholder for easier in-wall installation. Dimensions: 130 x 80 x 30 mm
6024 174
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■■Part N° Required accessories Filter unit FE-150/PUR Removable prefilter of plastic Double shell casing with high-grade thermal insulation, painted in red RAL 3011 on the outside, 2 pipe nozzles DN 150 with double lip seal. The prefilter can be cleaned. Essential for safe operation of the HomeVent® RS-250.
Part N°
6027 364
Recommended accessories Vibration absorber Vibration absorbers are required for soundinsulated attachment of the comfort ventilation unit. The corresponding accessory pack consists of 4 rubber buffers with screws and fixing angles for the various installation positions. Horizontal wall installation S-WH Vertical wall installation S-WV Ceiling installation S-D Floor installation S-B
6012 393 6012 394 6012 395 6012 396
Optional accessories LSA building management system connection Interface for connecting a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit to an on-site control system. The possibilities of the Building Management System are: switching off the comfort ventilation unit, overriding the air flow rate setting on the operator terminal and displaying the filter contamination and device faults. Dimensions: 80 x 80 x 50 mm
2039 014
6020 284
An operator terminal is still required.
Cool recovery unit CoolVent® Active-controlled cool recovery for air-conditioned buildings. Installed by Hoval service technicians during commissioning.
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■■Part N° Filter HomeVent® RS-250
24
Part N°
Supply air filter ZF-250 for HomeVent® RS-250 two-stage pollen/fine particulate pocket filter, filter class G4/F7
5007 451
Supply air activated carbon filter AKF-250 for HomeVent® RS-250 High-capacity bag filter with high efficiency against particles (pollen, fine dust etc.) and against gaseous pollutants and odours. Filter class F7 As an alternative to supply air filter ZF-250
6020 844
Extract air filter AF-250 for HomeVent® RS-250 coarse particulate pocket filter, filter class G4
5007 452
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■■Technical data HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit RS-250 Max. volume flow (at 100 Pa external pressure*) • Outside air/exhaust air • Supply air/extract air Max. external pressure (at 100 m³/h) Air flow rate setting Humidity setpoint setting Electrical connections • Voltage (AC) • Frequency • Max. current consumption • cos ρ (mean value) Type of protection Power consumption (at 175 m³/h, 50 Pa external pressure) Degree of heat processing as per DIBT Temperature ratio at 175 m3/h as per EN 13141-7 Humidity ratio at 175 m3/h as per EN 13141-7 Coefficient of performance as per prEN 13142 Filter class (as per EN 779) • Supply air pocket filter • Extract air pocket filter Sound level (at 175 m³/h and 50 Pa external pressure; detailed data, see Appendix) • Casing • Outside air connection • Supply air connection • Extract air connection • Exhaust air connection Leakage (as per TÜV test report) • Internal • External Net weight
275 250 300 Variable (10-100 %) 30…65
Pa
230 50 0.9 0.63 IP 40
V Hz A
58
W
96
%
84
%
85 11.1
%
Application limits for device setup, weather-protected (EN 60721-3-3) 3K5 as per EN 50090-2-2 • Ambient temperature • Ambient humidity • Dew point temp. in installation room Air conditions (moderate outdoor climate EN 60721-2-1) • Outside air intake temperature • Outside air intake humidity • Extract air temperature • Extract air humidity • Max. extract air humidity Application limit under winter conditions Outside air temperature at: Outside air humidity Extract air temperature Extract air humidity Operator terminal Connection for RJ 45 plug CAT5 patch (8-pin) connection cable Electrical connections • Voltage (DC) 24 V Type of protection IP 20 Application limits 3K3 as per EN 50090-2-2, residential rooms, office • Temperature range 15…40 °C • Humidity range 5…85 % r.H. Subject to alterations, 1.8.2013
m³/h m³/h
%
F7 G4
47 58 51 48 60
dB(A) dB(A) dB(A) dB(A) dB(A)
<1 1.6 55
‰ % kg
10…45 °C 5…65 % r.H. < 12 °C -15…35 °C 5…95 % r.H. 5…35 °C 5…80 % r.H. 12 g/kg -12 90 20 50
-15 90 20 40
-18 °C 90 % r.H. 20 °C 30 % r.H.
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■■Technical data Performance chart for air flow rate 10% 300
20%
30% 40%
250
Density 1,2 kg/m³ 50%
pext Sum of external pressure losses for each air stream at the planned air flow rate.
60%
200
pext [Pa]
The volume flow on the outside air and exhaust air side is larger than on the supply air and exhaust air side by the flushing air flow of approx. 10 %.
70%
Planning range
150
80%
100
90%
50 100% 0
80
100
120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Volume flow of supply air/extract air [m³/h]
260
280
300
Diagram of the temperature and humidity ratio
Diagram of the electrical power consumption
90
120
Density1,2 kg/m³
Humidity ratio ηx, su
85
100
Temperature ratio ηθ, su
80 75
η [%]
pel [W]
80
60
70 65
40
60 20
0
55 50 80
100
120
140
160
180
VSU resp. VEX [m³/h]
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200
220
240
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
VSUP resp. VEXT [m³/h]
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■■Technical data Sound levels
Casing Sound pressure level LWA
Volume flow
External pressure
LW [dB]
SUP/EXT [m3/h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 10 kHz [dB(A)]
175
50
54
52
47
44
42
35
29
25
47
250
100
57
59
56
41
50
45
39
36
55
Fresh air Sound pressure level LWA
LW [dB]
Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 10 kHz [dB(A)]
195
50
77
69
61
53
43
43
43
38
58
275
100
79
75
66
58
48
48
49
45
62
Supply air Sound pressure level LWA
LW [dB]
Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 10 kHz [dB(A)]
175
50
73
66
56
46
37
28
24
17
51
250
100
74
72
61
51
42
35
30
23
57
Extract air Sound pressure level LWA
LW [dB]
Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 10 kHz [dB(A)]
175
50
63
61
52
41
34
29
25
16
48
250
100
68
67
61
50
41
39
36
28
55
Exhaust air Sound pressure level LWA
LW [dB]
Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 10 kHz [dB(A)]
195
50
71
70
64
55
56
48
44
41
60
275
100
77
77
75
66
63
59
55
55
70
Note: Sound power values of pipe connections, allowing for the theoretical end reflection. (L W,measurement + ∆L W,end reflection)
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■■Dimensions HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit
430
Supply ZUL air
60
350
940 *
316
223
60
365
550
250 Ø 150
Ø 150
150
Fresh air AUL
Extract ABL air
150
Ø 150
1
225
Exhaust air FOL
470
35
1050
Ø 150
30
2 3 1 2 3 *
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Electrical connections Space required for changing the microfuse. Access panel (screw-connected) Access panel (filter replacement) Space requirements for filter change and service tasks
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■■Dimensions
Space requirements
HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit for various installation versions Wall installation in various positions
Supply air Fresh air
Supply air
Extract air
Exhaust air
Extract air Supply air
Extract air
Exhaust air Fresh air
Fresh air
Exhaust air
Extract air
Exhaust air
Fresh air
Extract air
Supply air
Supply air
Floor installation, vertical or horizontal
Supply air
Fresh air Supply air / Exctract air
Extract air
Fresh air / Exhaust air
Exhaust air
Ceiling installation in various positions
Supply air
Fresh air Supply air / Exctract air
Extract air
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Exhaust air
Fresh air / Exhaust air
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■■Dimensions
Space requirements
HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit Installation with vibration absorbers Vertical wall installation: S-WV
Horizontal wall installation: S-WH
Ceiling installation: S-D 127.0
296.0
∅ 9.1
1140
461.0
127.0
5.0
16.0
5.0
∅ 9.1
5.0
Floor installation: S-B
25.0
∅ 9.1
Can be installed in any position.
Filter unit FE-150/PUR (only RS-250) Double shell casing made from aluzinc sheet, painted in red RAL 3011 on the outside, with 2 pipe nozzles Ø 150 mm with double lip seal, high-grade thermal insulation made of PUR, Lambda 0.025 W/mK. Slide-out insect filter made of plastic, regenerable simply by washing (mesh size 0.5 mm). The unit should be mounted in the horizontal fresh air duct.
Volume flow [m³/h] 100 150 200 250
Initial pressure loss [Pa] 3 5 8 12
Space requirements Platzbedarf für for filter maintenance
176
327
Ø150
355
300
Filterwartung
266
30
167 226
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■■Dimensions Accessories
87
HomeVent® operator terminal BG02, on-wall
24,5
84
31
HomeVent® operator terminal BG03 In-wall
99
99
On-wall
140
140
(visible) (sichtbar)
4
7
24
1 2
6
25 (In-wall) (Unterputz)
1
Flush socket box (see also detail) Positioning of connection cable
Detail of flush socket box (included with in-wall operator terminal) Front view
Rear view
2 2
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■■Engineering Relevant norms
• DIN 1946-T6 Controlled mechanical supply and extract air handling for apartments with heat recovery • DIN 4109 Sound insulation in structural engineering • DIN 6022 Ventilation and air conditioning systems – maintenance of air quality and cleaning • DIN 6022 Particulate air filters for general ventilation – determination of the filtration performance One comfort ventilation device is only allowed to be used for one comfort unit. The application limits must be complied with.
Acquiring data and calculating the air throughput
The following data are needed in order to plan the comfort ventilation of a set of rooms: • Type and number of rooms • Effective areas of all rooms to be supplied with air and to have used air removed AN [m²] • Effective room height H [m] • Sound pressure outside, in supply air room and in extract air room LP [dB(A)] • Air exchange rate LW [1/h] The air flow capacity must be determined according to the situation at hand. Criteria to be borne in mind include hygienic requirements, the number of people using the rooms and the humidity conditions. Based on DIN 1946-T6.
Calculation of the required air quantity: For reasons of hygiene and due to structural considerations, continuous handling of supply and extract air is required in living areas. Equal quantities of supply and extract air must be provided. Overpressure must be avoided! 1.
Calculation of the occupant-related system supply air volume flow: Minimum air quantity in accordance with DIN 1946-T6: 20-30 m³/h depending on the number of occupants The current edition of DIN 1946-T6 is always definitive for planning.
2.
Calculation of the system extract air volume flow, dependent on the room type. The following extract air volume flows must be ensured with constant ventilation:
Room type (as per DIN 1946T6)
System exhaust air volume flow in m3/h Continuous Ventilation
Bathroom (also with WC)
45
WC room
25
Utility room
25
Kitchenette or kitchen
45
With regard to the number of persons that can be expected to occupy each room, it is recommended that you also observe the required supply air quantities. These can be weighted for each room. Room type
Required supply air volume flow
Master bedroom (2 people)
40-60 m³/h
Nursery (1 person)
25-30 m³/h
Office/guestroom
25-30 m³/h
The outside air duct and the inlet should be planned in such a way as to avoid the intake of pollutants and smells. The inlet should be at least 2.5 m – 3.0 m above ground and not close to garages or roads with heavy traffic. Sound emissions should be given careful attention. The exhaust outlet should be placed sufficiently far away from the inlet to prevent a short circuit with the outside air intake opening. Calculation of the pressure loss To calculate pressure loss pext, the pressure losses in the air ducts and grilles applying to the planned air flow capacity VA are added together. Where ducts are laid in parallel, the duct with the greatest pressure loss is used in the calculation. Outside air/supply ducts and extract/exhaust ducts are to be considered separately. The external pressure loss must correspond with the range planned (see Technical Data).
The max. air flow rate of the ventilation device must be sufficient for intensive ventilation. Free area AOAG of overflow air grilles for fan-supported ventilation
Air ducts and grilles
Depending on the use to which they are put, rooms are divided into supply air, overflow and extract air areas. Rooms are only equipped with both supply and extract air ports in exceptional cases.
Overflow air volume flow qv, OAG in m3/h 10 25 Doors with seal Free at sides and top minimum area AOAG in cm2 Doors without seal 0
20 50
30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250
25
50
75 100 125 150 175 200 225
Rooms equipped with comfort ventilation must be located within the thermal building shell. Zone
Room use (examples)
Supply air zone
Bedroom, living room, nursery, dining room
Overflow zone
Corridor, hallway, stairway
Extract air zone
Bathroom, toilet, storage room, kitchen, hall
Supply and extract air zone
Sauna room with relaxation area, hobby room, fitness room
The position of the supply air, overflow air and extract air ports must be such that cross-ventilation occurs.
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■■Engineering Calculation of sound pressure level The sound pressure levels must be calculated for the supply air and extract air rooms. Also, the outdoor requirements must be checked (outside air intake, exhaust outlet). In addition to the sound level data for the components, the project-specific data (e.g. spacing, room damping) are required. The need for silencers is indicated by this calculation. It must be ascertained whether it is only necessary to comply with the limit values at the designed air flow rate or also at increased air flow rates and pressures. Setting up the comfort ventilation unit The comfort ventilation unit can be mounted in various different ways (sketches for wall, floor and ceiling installation) since a condensate drain is not necessary. For maintenance and repair purposes, the entire comfort ventilation unit, its components and fitted parts must be accessible. When installing on the floor or ceiling, a distance of at least 5 mm must be maintained to the floor or ceiling. The unit is attached using four angle brackets that are screwed onto the face of the device. In case of acoustically critical structures, vibration damper accessories are required. The contact surface (wall, floor, ceiling) must be level. The comfort ventilation unit must not be 'distorted' by the fixation. The comfort ventilation unit should not be installed in humid rooms (such as the laundry room). The dew point temperature is specified in the technical data.
Electronic fittings and arrangement of operator terminal The comfort ventilation unit is supplied ready wired. For connection with the mains supply a 3 m long cable with plug is supplied. A mains socket should be planned close to the installation location. The comfort ventilation unit and operator terminal are connected by an 8 channel CAT 5 patch ribbon cable. The HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit is supplied with a 3 m long cable with an RJ45 plug. An RJ45 socket should be installed close to the comfort ventilation unit on-site. The operator terminal should be positioned according to the following criteria: • Reference room for the humidity control • Operation (setting of volume flow, humidity, party button) • Display (operation, fault) The BG02 operator terminal must be mounted as an on-wall unit. The BG03 operator terminal can be mounted as an on-wall unit or in-wall unit. For this purpose, there are two different models.
Thermal insulation of air ducts The air lines and system components must be insulated with suitable material (e.g. EPDM) if • the dew point is undercut, • heat losses occur (winter), • the supply air is cooled (summer). Lay down the sections of the distribution ducts in the building body only in the heated inner part of ceilings, floors and walls. Cold bridges can cause temperatures to drop below the dew point. AutoCAD® drawings are available for the efficient planning of the Hoval HomeVent®.
An RJ45 ribbon cable/plug must be used to connect the operator terminal and the HomeVent®. The supplied cable (3 m) is an 8-pin CAT 5 patch ribbon cable. The cable routed on-site for the remote control should also be a ribbon cable and not a round cable.
Air grilles Only heated rooms are provided with comfort ventilation. Unheated areas must not/should not be integrated in the system.
Heating sources/flue and extract air systems When using ventilation systems together with heating sources, the chimney sweep must be consulted in advance. If comfort ventilation are used together with heating sources, approved room-air-independent heating sources should be used. When operating room-air-independent heating sources with comfort ventilation unit, DIN 1946 part 6 should be followed and alternating and shared operation should be differentiated. -- Alternating operation: Locking through onsite safety equipment. -- Shared operation: Differential pressure monitoring through safety equipment with general building inspection approval.
Only as supply air and extract air line within the heated building envelope.
Apart from the relevant local building regulations, the information sheet of the Bundesverband des Schornsteinfegerhandwerkes - Zentralinnungsverband (ZIV - Federal Association of Chimney Sweeps - Central Guild Association) and the Bundesverband für Wohnungslüftung (VfW - Federal Association for Residential Ventilation) should be followed as well.
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Hygiene The air ducts and grilles must be accessible for cleaning. In particular, the distributor unit must be properly positioned. The access panel must be accessible!
IsiPipe air ducts made of EPP • The IsiPipe EPP air ducts are joined via a connecting sleeve. • To ensure tight sealing, the individual sections must be inserted into the sleeve as far as the stop. Tight sealing must be ensured even when individual sections expand or contract as a result of temperature fluctuations. • Temperature of the flowing medium -25°C to + 80°C. • The individual sections can be shortened (e.g. using a knife or a saw). When shortening sections, always cut at right angles and remove any residue from the pipe. Use an assembly device, e.g. pipe clamp. • IsiPipe air ducts made of EPP must be accessible (must not be routed in the cable duct). • IsiPipe air ducts made of EPP must be supported at regular intervals (approx. every 1.5 m) with pipe clamps. • When installing accessory parts with a high dead weight, the weight must be supported so that there is no load on the IsiPipe air duct. • Thermal bridges must be prevented at the junctions between IsiPipe air ducts and pipes or components made of another material, e.g. metal.
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min. spacing fresh air/ exhaust air 5 m, ideally not on the same side of the building
Cover
Fresh air
Exhaust air
Extract air Supply air
narrow side SD 150
narrow side SD 150
Access panel
Access panel
Access panel
Air ducts must be routed within the thermal building shell only
Supply and extract air openings in heated rooms only
5 6
1 2 3 4
10
9
8
7
Insulation strips
Fresh air intake set Filter unit FE-150/PUR Optional Komfort Plus Diffusion-tight thermal insulation 25 mm Silencer Supply air floor distributor
Supply air, floor
Supply air, wall
Extract air collector (VK-150) Weatherproof grille (above ground level) RDS (below ground level) Silencer, exhaust air (recommended)
Example without basement use:
buried PE pipe on-site
Extract air, wall
narrow side SD 150
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Extract air, ceiling
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■■Engineering
HomeVent® planning To simplify planning of the HomeVent® system, ACAD-based CAD drawings are available. These are made available on request and are free of charge.
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Filter door
buried PE pipe on-site
min. 2 m above ground level
min. spacing fresh air/ exhaust air 5 m, ideally not on the same side of the building
Fresh air
Exhaust air
Extract air, ceiling
narrow side SD 150
Supply air
narrow side SD 150
Extract air
narrow side SD 150
el. shut-off damper
el. shut-off damper
Supply and extract air openings in heated rooms only
el. shut-off damper
Access panel
Access panel
Air ducts must be routed within the thermal building shell only
Supply and extract air openings in heated rooms only
9 10 11 12 13 14
7 8
5 6
HomeVent® planning To simplify planning of the HomeVent® system, ACAD-based CAD drawings are available. These are made available on request and are free of charge. Outside air intake set Filter unit FE-150/PUR Optional outside air pre-warming Diffusion-resistant thermal insulation 25 mm Silencer Supply air distributor, ground floor and upper floor Supply air distributor, basement Extract air collecting duct, ground floor and upper floor Extract air collecting duct, basement Weatherproof grille (above ground) RDS (below ground) Extract air set, AL set Supply air set, ZL set Silencer, exhaust air (recommended)
Insulation strips
supply air, ceiling 1 2 3 4
Supply air, floor
Supply air, wall
Example without basement use:
Filter door
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Hoval HomeVent® RS-500
System for comfort ventilation
■■Description Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit RS-500 • Comfort ventilation unit with heat and humidity recovery for a range of installation positions. • Sturdy, multiple-shell, heat and noise insulated casing made from coated aluzinc sheet. • Colour: Casing (dark red) RAL 3011, Front and back (light red) RAL 3000. • Frontal access panel, screwed on with tommy screws, filter cover • The casing is suitable for right-hand and left-hand mounting (panel at the back and at the front). • 2 fans with rotating rear-cambered wheel for outside and exhaust air. EC direct current motor with vibration-absorbing motor bracket. • 2 high-efficiency enthalpy recovery system with spec. sealing and purge air system. Rotor with sorption (aluminium with ion exchange resin and antibacterial coating) mounted radially and axially, driven by EC direct current motor unit with planetary gear. • Connection nozzle made of galvanised steel for supply air, fresh air, exhaust air and extract air. Diameter 200 mm with double lip seal. • High-grade Z filter for supply air (F7) and extract air (G4). • 2 integrated insect filter (outside air) made from plastic, can be regenerated simply by washing. • Filter monitoring with differential pressure monitor. • Ready-to-connect electronics with integrated enthalpy recovery system speed control for operation in automatic mode, including mains cable and 3 m connection cable for connection of the operator terminal to the on-site RJ45 socket. Required accessories: • Standard operator terminal BG02 or • Design operator terminal BG03 with an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, etc.) Recommended accessories / options • Vibration damper set • LSA Building Management System connection • Active cool recovery (CoolVent option) Delivery • Comfort ventilation unit with operator terminal, pre-assembled and packed. On site • 8-pin CAT 5 patch cable between comfort ventilation unit and operator terminal by electrician. • RJ45 socket • 230 V socket
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Approvals Tested by: • Hochschule Luzern in accordance with EN 13141-7 Nominal data: RS-500 volume flow (in operation 100 Pa ext. pressure) 500 m³/h Temperature ratio* 82 % Humidity ratio* 83 % Degree of heat processing/ Enthalpy difference up to 130 % Electrical power consumption* 95 W
Use The HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit provides centralised supply and extract air handling for residential and commercial spaces. The comfort ventilation unit is part of the HomeVent® ventilation system for controlled comfort ventilation, which performs the following tasks: • Supplies residential and commercial space with outside air • Extracts used air (CO2, aerosols, dampness, odours, ...) • Saves energy through intelligent latent heat recovery • Cleans supply air using a fine dust filter
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System for comfort ventilation
■■Description Construction RS-500 Casing The double-shell casing, made from aluzinc sheet, is coated on the outside (casing: dark red RAL 3011, front and back: light red RAL 3000) and sealed on the inside with a solventfree joint sealer. The inner shell, made from aluzinc sheet, is separate from the outer shell, thus preventing thermal bridges. The highquality 30 mm thermal insulation is made of polyurethane (PUR, Lambda 0.025 W/mK). The complete front can be removed, allowing easy access to the smooth interior for cleaning. Attachment on site is via special installation sets including vibration absorbers. Extract air filter (1) The exhaust filter is a coarse filter made from a synthetic filter medium (filter class G4). It has a peripheral seal , is mounted in a filter guide and slides out. This makes changing the filter quick and easy. Electrical fittings (2) The comfort ventilation unit is supplied ready wired. The electrical fittings consist of: -- the mains cable (3 m long) -- the mains plug including fuse -- the electrical box with integrated printed circuit board -- the cable for the operator terminal (3 m) The cables for the internal electrical components are all fitted with plugs. Filter monitoring (3) A differential pressure monitor is installed to monitor the filters. Fans (4,6) The outside air intake fan and exhaust fan each consist of a high-efficiency rear-cambered wheel with special vibration-absorbing bearings and an EC direct current motor with an integrated electronic system. Insect filter (5) The two insect filters each consist of a washable fine-mesh polyamide net with a plastic frame. They are mounted in a filter guide and slide out. Enthalpy recovery system (7) (Rotor with sorption) Both of the enthalpy recovery systems are designed as a removable module. The casing of this assembly is made from aluzinc sheet. The rotor with sorption (aluminium with ionexchange resin and antibacterial coating) is axial- and radial-mounted outside.
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Extract air
The following operator terminals are designed for operation of a HomeVent® RS-500: Supply air
1
Standard operator terminal BG02 The operator terminal consists of an attractively designed plastic casing for on-wall mounting with display and operating elements.
8
2 3
7
6
4
5
Exhaust air
Fresh air
The drive is transmitted via the plastic ring with outer cogs, a drive gear wheel, by means of an EC direct current motor with planetary gearing. The speed is controlled and monitored. Double elastic seals are fitted between the enthalpy recovery system and the casing. To avoid rotation air and material transfer, a highly effective double flush chamber has been integrated. Supply air filter (8) The supply air filter is a pollen-fine dust filter made from a synthetic filter medium (filter class F7). It has a peripheral seal , is mounted in a filter guide and slides out. This makes changing the filter quick and easy.
Design operator terminal BG03, on-wall This operator terminal features a white plastic design casing. The front consists of coated glass with a colour capacitive LCD touch display. The unit offers an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). The operator terminal is designed for on-wall installation. Design operator terminal BG03, in-wall This operator terminal features a white plastic design casing. The front consists of coated glass with a colour capacitive LCD touch display. The unit offers an expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). The operator terminal is designed for in-wall installation. All operator terminals (BG02, BG03 on-wall, BG03 in-wall) are equipped with an RJ45 socket for connecting the connection cable to the comfort ventilation unit. LSA Building Management System connection Interface for connecting a HomeVent® unit to an on-site control system. A HomeVent® operator terminal (BG02 or BG03) is still required. Control system options: Switching off the HomeVent® unit, overriding the air flow rate setting on the operator terminal, displaying the filter contamination and faults. Vibration absorber Vibration absorbers are required for soundinsulated attachment of the comfort ventilation unit. The corresponding accessory pack consists of 4 rubber buffers with screws and various fixing angles for all installation positions. Option CoolVent Active-controlled cool recovery for energysaving supply and extract air handling in air-conditioned buildings. Installed by trained Hoval service technicians during commissioning.
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System for comfort ventilation
■■Description Function RS-500 The outside air fan draws in outside air via the main line. In the first stage, this air is cleaned via an insect filter. In the downstream enthalpy recovery systems, the supply air is heated, depending on the temperature, and humidified. The extent to which heat and humidity are recovered is dependent on the temperature and humidity differences between the exhaust air and the outside air as well as on the rotor speed. Then the pre-treated outside air is cleaned by means of a pollen fine dust filter. The exhaust fan sucks in the used air via the coarse dust filter. The two enthalpy recovery systems extract heat and humidity from the air and pass these to the supply air depending on temperature. In the double flush chamber the rotation air is conducted to the exhaust air side. The waste air is passed on to the exhaust duct. The way the fans are positioned – with overpressure on the outside air side and underpressure on the exhaust air side – no waste air can find its way to the supply air. These functions are set via the operator terminal and monitored automatically by the electronics. The electronic controls and the operator terminal feature the following additional functions:
• The speed of the enthalpy recovery system is regulated by the outside air temperature. In this way, the heat and humidity recovery is adjusted automatically. In summer, the speed is adjusted automatically, the heat and moisture recovery efficiency drops towards zero. • The humidity control in the operator terminal adjusts the volume flow. Thus, if the humidity indoors is too high, for instance, more dry air is introduced from the outside. • The fan function is monitored continually. In case of a malfunction, the device is switched to ‘fault’ mode (both fans and the enthalpy recovery system are switched off; signal on the operator terminal). • If the pressure loss caused by the supply air filter pressure drop is too great, the differential pressure monitor displays a signal on the operator terminal (display on the operator terminal).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Insect filter Outside air fan Enthalpy recovery system Supply air filter Exhaust air fan Extract air filter Electrical fittings Operator terminal BG02 or BG03
5
6
8
7
t+x
M
t+x G4
Exhaust air
Extract air M
M
P
T F7
Fresh air
Supply air
1
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2
3
3
4
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■■Part N° Hoval HomeVent® Comfort ventilation unit
Part N°
Comfort ventilation unit RS-500 With high-efficiency heat and moisture recovery for a range of installation positions in apartments within the insulated building shell. Including regenerable prefilter, mains cable and connection cable (3 m) for operator terminal. Type Nominal volume flow ext. pressure m3/h Pa RS-500 500
100
Performance increase option 600 to elevate the nominal volume flow to 600 m3/h. Consisting of special board and instructions. Installed by Hoval service technicians during commissioning.
7007 879
6028 141
Standard operator terminal BG02 for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for on-wall mounting with display and operating elements and integrated humidity sensor. Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket.
2044 525
Design operator terminal BG03, on-wall for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for on-wall mounting with colour touch display, integrated humidity sensor and expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket.
2038 024
Design operator terminal BG03, in-wall for operating a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit. Plastic casing for in-wall mounting with colour touch display, integrated humidity sensor and expanded range of functions (time, CO2 programme, connection for bath/WC button, etc.). Mounting in reference room. Connection of connecting cable with comfort ventilation unit via RJ45 socket. Recommended accessories: insert block
2038 025
Insert block for design operator terminal BG03, in-wall Placeholder for easier in-wall installation. Dimensions: 130 x 80 x 30 mm
6024 174
Required accessories
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■■Part N° Recommended accessories
Part N°
Vibration absorber Vibration absorbers are required for soundinsulated attachment of the comfort ventilation unit. The corresponding accessory pack consists of 4 rubber buffers with screws and fixing angles for the various installation positions. Horizontal wall installation S-WH Vertical wall installation S-WV Ceiling installation S-D Floor installation S-B
6025 785 6025 786 6025 787 6025 788
Optional accessories LSA building management system connection Interface for connecting a HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit to an on-site control system. The possibilities of the Building Management System are: switching off the comfort ventilation unit, overriding the air flow rate setting on the operator terminal and displaying the filter contamination and device faults. Dimensions: 80 x 80 x 50 mm
2039 014
6020 284
Supply air filter ZF-500 for HomeVent® RS-500 pollen/fine particulate cassette filter, filter class F7
5021 224
Extract air filter AF-500 for HomeVent® RS-500 coarse particulate cassette filter, filter class G4
5021 223
An operator terminal is still required.
Cool recovery unit CoolVent® Active-controlled cool recovery for air-conditioned buildings. Installed by Hoval service technicians during commissioning.
Filter HomeVent RS-500
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■■Technical data HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit RS-500 Nominal air flow rate (at 100 Pa external pressure) • Outside air/exhaust air • Supply air/extract air Max. external pressure Air flow rate setting Humidity setpoint setting Electrical connections • Voltage (AC) • Frequency • Max. current consumption • cos phi (mean value) Type of protection Power consumption (at 350 m³/h, 50 Pa external pressure) Degree of heat processing as per DIN 4719 Temperature ratio at 350 m3/h as per EN 13141-7 Humidity ratio at 350 m3/h as per EN 13141-7 Coefficient of performance as per prEN 13142 Filter class (as per EN 779) • Supply air filter • Extract air filter Sound level (at 350 m³/h and 50 Pa external pressure; detailed data, see Appendix) • Casing • Outside air connection • Supply air connection • Extract air connection • Exhaust air connection Leakage (as per EN 13141-7) • Internal • External Net weight
550 500 400 Variable (10-100 %) 30…65
m³/h m³/h Pa %
230 50 2.1 0.58 IP 40
V Hz A
95
W
90-130
%
82
%
83
%
13.2 F7 G4
40 55 51 48 61 0.43 1.15 130
dB(A) dB(A) dB(A) dB(A) dB(A) ‰ % kg
Application limits for device setup, weather-protected (EN 60721-3-3) 3K5 as per EN 50090-2-2 • Ambient temperature • Ambient humidity • Dew point temp. in installation room Air conditions (moderate outdoor climate EN 60721-2-1) • Outside air intake temperature • Outside air intake humidity • Extract air temperature • Extract air humidity • Max. extract air humidity
10…45 5…65 < 12
°C % r.H. °C
-15…35 5…95 5…35 5…80 12
°C % r.H. °C % r.H. g/kg
Operator terminal Connection for RJ 45 plug CAT5 patch (8-pin) connection cable Electrical connections • Voltage (DC) 24 V Type of protection IP 20 Application limits 3K3 as per EN 50090-2-2, residential rooms, office • Temperature range 15…40 °C • Humidity range 5…85 % r.H.
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■■Technical data Performance chart for air flow rate 450
The volume flow on the outside air and exhaust air side is larger than on the supply air and exhaust air side by the flushing air flow of approx. 10 %.
400
Density 1.2 kg/m³ 100%
350
pext Sum of external pressure losses for each air stream at the planned air flow rate.
300
pext [Pa]
80%
250 60% 200
Planning range Planning range
40% 150
100
20%
50
0 100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
Volume flow of supply air resp. extract air [m3/h]
500
550
600
Performance chart for the air flow rate, option 600 500
The volume flow on the fresh air and exhaust air side exceeds that on the supply air and exhaust air side by the flushing air flow of approx. 10 %.
100%
450
400 80%
pext Sum of external pressure losses for each air stream at the planned air flow rate.
350
pext [Pa]
300 60% 250
40%
200
150 20% 100
50
0 100
200
300
400
500
600
700
Volume flow of supply air resp. extract air [m /h] 3
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■■Technical data Diagram of the temperature and humidity ratio
350
90
Density 1.2 kg/m³
15
10
= ex t
=
p
=
p
ex t
75
eta [%]
150 100
65
55 100
150
200
250
300
350
400
VSU resp. VEX [m³/h]
44
70
60
50 0
Temperature ratio η tsu
=
p
ex t
p
200
pel [W]
80
ex t
250
Humidity ratio η xsu
85
20
300
0 Pa 0 P 50 0 P a Pa a
Diagram of the electrical power consumption
450
500
550
600
50 100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
550
600
VSUP resp. VEXT [m³/h]
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■■Technical data Sound levels Casing Volume flow
External pressure
SUP/ EXT [m /h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 8 kHz [dB(A)]
350
50
43
43
43
40
36
26
17
16
40
500
100
47
45
49
46
42
34
27
26
47
3
LW [dB]
Sound pressure level LWA
Fresh air LW [dB]
Sound pressure level LWA
Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 8 kHz [dB(A)]
385
50
67
61
62
48
50
45
38
32
55
550
100
70
66
65
53
56
53
47
42
61
Supply air LW [dB]
Sound pressure level LWA
Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 8 kHz [dB(A)]
350
50
55
58
58
49
37
37
23
12
51
500
100
59
64
60
53
43
45
33
19
55
Extract air LW [dB]
Sound pressure level LWA
Volume flow
External pressure
3
[m /h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 8 kHz [dB(A)]
350
50
58
62
56
38
29
23
16
11
48
500
100
62
68
60
44
37
32
25
15
55
Exhaust air LW [dB]
Sound pressure level LWA
Volume flow
External pressure
[m3/h]
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63 Hz ... 8 kHz [dB(A)]
385
50
68
63
70
50
51
49
39
31
61
550
100
72
68
68
56
57
56
48
42
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■■Dimensions HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit 1500
33
240
280
Extract ABL air
Supply ZUL air
240
240
2
1025*
Ø200
Ø200
466
560
1
427
427
Exhaust FOL air
Fresh AUL air
280
907
33
280
240
280
2
1 2
1
Electrical connection Access panel
* Space requirements for filter change and service tasks
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■■Dimensions
Space requirements
HomeVent® comfort ventilation unit Installation with vibration absorbers Horizontal wall installation: S-WH
72
30
Vertical wall installation: S-WV
760
Detail A
Detail B B
75
1610
Breitenabstand 813813mm mm Widthwise clearance
Längenabstand 1547 mm Widthwise clearance 1547mm
Detail A
A
A
Detail B
60 54
B
Ceiling installation: S-D
Floor installation: S-B
813
47
47
Längenabstand mm Lengthwise clearance1649 1649mm
20
A
Can be installed in any position.
Detail A
15
1649
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■■Dimensions Accessories
HomeVent® operator terminal BG02, on-wall
HomeVent® operator terminal BG03 On-wall
In-wall
visible
In-wall
1
Detail of flush socket box (included with in-wall operator terminal) Front view
1 2
Flush socket box (see also detail) Positioning of connection cable
Rear view
2 2
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■■Engineering Relevant norms
• DIN 1946-T6 Controlled mechanical supply and extract air handling for apartments with heat recovery • DIN 4109 Sound insulation in structural engineering • DIN 6022 Ventilation and air conditioning systems – maintenance of air quality and cleaning • DIN 6022 Particulate air filters for general ventilation – determination of the filtration performance One comfort ventilation device is only allowed to be used for one utilisation unit. The application limits must be complied with.
Acquiring data and calculating the air throughput
The following data are needed in order to plan the comfort ventilation unit of a set of rooms: • Type and number of rooms • Effective areas of all rooms to be supplied with air and to have used air removed AN [m²] • Effective room height H [m] • Sound pressure outside, in supply air room and in extract air room LP [dB(A)] • Air exchange rate LW [1/h] The air flow capacity must be determined according to the situation at hand. Criteria to be borne in mind include hygienic requirements, the number of people using the rooms and the humidity conditions. Based on DIN 1946-T6.
Calculation of the required air quantity: For reasons of hygiene and due to structural considerations, continuous handling of supply and extract air is required in living areas. Equal quantities of supply and extract air must be provided. Overpressure must be avoided! 1.
Calculation of the occupant-related system supply air volume flow: Minimum air quantity in accordance with DIN 1946-T6: 20-30 m³/h depending on the number of occupants The current edition of DIN 1946-T6 is always definitive for planning.
2.
Calculation of the system extract air volume flow, dependent on the room type. The following extract air volume flows must be ensured with constant ventilation:
Room type (as per DIN 1946T6)
System exhaust air volume flow in m3/h Continuous Ventilation
Bathroom (also with WC)
45
WC room
25
Utility room
25
Kitchenette or kitchen
45
With regard to the number of persons that can be expected to occupy each room, it is recommended that you also observe the required supply air quantities. These can be weighted for each room. Room type
Required supply air volume flow
Master bedroom (2 people)
40-60 m³/h
Nursery (1 person)
25-30 m³/h
Office/guestroom
25-30 m³/h
The outside air duct and the inlet should be planned in such a way as to avoid the intake of pollutants and smells. The inlet should be at least 2.5 m – 3.0 m above ground and not close to garages or roads with heavy traffic. Sound emissions should be given careful attention. The exhaust outlet should be placed sufficiently far away from the inlet to prevent a short circuit with the outside air intake opening. Calculation of the pressure loss To calculate pressure loss pext, the pressure losses in the air ducts and grilles applying to the planned air flow capacity VA are added together. Where ducts are laid in parallel, the duct with the greatest pressure loss is used in the calculation. Outside air/supply ducts and extract/exhaust ducts are to be considered separately. The external pressure loss must correspond with the range planned (see Technical Data).
The max. air flow rate of the ventilation device must be sufficient for intensive ventilation.
Air ducts and grilles
Depending on the use to which they are put, rooms are divided into supply air, overflow and extract air areas. Rooms are only equipped with both supply and extract air ports in exceptional cases. Rooms equipped with comfort ventilation unit must be located within the thermal building shell. Zone
Room use (examples)
Supply air zone
Bedroom, living room, nursery, dining room
Overflow zone
Corridor, hallway, stairway
Extract air zone
Bathroom, toilet, storage room, kitchen, hall
Supply and extract air zone
Sauna room with relaxation area, hobby room, fitness room
Free area AOAG of overflow air grilles for fan-supported ventilation Overflow air volume flow qv, OAG in m3/h 10 25 Doors with seal Free at sides and top minimum area AOAG in cm2 Doors without seal 0
20 50
30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250
25
50
75 100 125 150 175 200 225
The position of the supply air, overflow air and extract air ports must be such that cross-ventilation occurs.
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■■Engineering Calculation of sound pressure level The sound pressure levels must be calculated for the supply air and extract air rooms. Also, the outdoor requirements must be checked (outside air intake, exhaust outlet). In addition to the sound level data for the components, the project-specific data (e.g. spacing, room damping) are required. The need for silencers is indicated by this calculation. It must be ascertained whether it is only necessary to comply with the limit values at the designed air flow rate or also at increased air flow rates and pressures. Setting up the comfort ventilation unit The comfort ventilation unit can be mounted in various different ways (sketches for wall, floor and ceiling installation) since a condensate drain is not necessary. For maintenance and repair purposes, the access panel of the comfort ventilation unit must remain accessible (see dimensions). When installing on the floor or ceiling, a distance of at least 10 mm must be maintained to the floor or ceiling. The unit is attached using four angle brackets that are screwed onto the face of the device. In case of acoustically critical structures, vibration damper accessories are required. The contact surface (wall, floor, ceiling) must be level. The comfort ventilation unit must not be 'distorted' by the fixation. The comfort ventilation unit should not be installed in humid rooms (such as the laundry room). The dew point temperature is specified in the technical data.
Electronic fittings and arrangement of operator terminal The comfort ventilation unit is supplied ready wired. For connection with the mains supply a 3 m long cable with plug is supplied. A mains socket should be planned close to the installation location. The comfort ventilation unit and operator terminal are connected by an 8 channel CAT 5 patch ribbon cable. The HomeVent® is supplied with a 3 m long cable with an RJ45 plug. An RJ45 socket should be installed close to the comfort ventilation unit on-site. The operator terminal should be positioned according to the following criteria: • Reference room for the humidity control • Operation (setting of volume flow, humidity, party button) • Display (operation, fault) The BG02 operator terminal must be mounted as an on-wall unit. The BG03 operator terminal can be mounted as an on-wall unit or in-wall unit. For this purpose, there are two different models. An RJ45 ribbon cable/plug must be used to connect the operator terminal and the HomeVent®.
Hygiene The air ducts and grilles must be accessible for cleaning. In particular, the distributor unit must be properly positioned. The access panel must be accessible! Thermal insulation of air ducts The air ducts must be insulated if • the dew point is undercut, • heat losses occur (winter), • the supply air is cooled (summer). Lay down the sections of the distribution ducts in the building body only in the heated inner part of ceilings, floors and walls. Cold bridges can cause temperatures to drop below the dew point. AutoCAD® drawings are available for the efficient planning of the Hoval HomeVent®. Air grilles Only heated rooms are provided with comfort ventilation unit. Unheated areas must not/should not be integrated in the system.
Heating sources/flue and extract air systems When using ventilation systems together with heating sources, the chimney sweep must be consulted in advance. If comfort ventilation are used together with heating sources, approved room-air-independent heating sources should be used. When operating room-air-independent heating sources with comfort ventilation unit, DIN 1946 part 6 should be followed and alternating and shared operation should be differentiated. -- Alternating operation: Locking through onsite safety equipment. -- Shared operation: Differential pressure monitoring through safety equipment with general building inspection approval. Apart from the relevant local building regulations, the information sheet of the Bundesverband des Schornsteinfegerhandwerkes - Zentralinnungsverband (ZIV - Federal Association of Chimney Sweeps - Central Guild Association) and the Bundesverband für Wohnungslüftung (VfW - Federal Association for Residential Ventilation) should be followed as well.
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■■Engineering Example: villa plan
5
2 ø75 mm
4
3
ø150 mm
Min. distance OUT/EXH 5 m, ideally not on the same side of the house
2
2
Weatherproof grille
Access panel
Access panel
ø150 mm
ø200 mm
ø200 mm
3
ø75 mm
ø200 mm
ø150 mm
2 Access panel
ø200 mm
1 Silencer
1
Filter cover
1
Weatherproof grille
1
The ducts must only be routed inside the warm building shell. Supply and extract air openings in heated rooms only.
Supply air Extract air Silencer
Silencer
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Silencer
Filter cover
1 2 3 4 5
Outside and exhaust air duct diffusion-resistant thermal insulation 25 mm Storey distributor Distributor unit Supply air outlet Extract air opening
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■■Part N° Pipe system Ø 150 of sheet steel
Part N°
Spiral-seam tube WFR-150 of galvanised sheet steel DN 150, length: 2 m
2045 240
Pipe bend BU-150-90 90° bend of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 150
2015 667
Pipe bend BU-150-45 45° bend of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 150
2022 208
T-piece TCPU-150-150 of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 150/ DN 150/ DN 150
2024 255
T-piece TCPU-150-80 of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 150/ DN 80/ DN 150
2024 257
Sleeve MF-150 of galvanised sheet steel DN 150
2015 668
Reduction/extension RCFU-160-150 of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 160/ DN 150
2024 260
Reduction/extension M150-N of galvanised sheet steel DN 150 sleeve/ DN 125 nipple with double lip seal
2040 384
150
150
40
2000
150
40
55
Ø 150
45°
0 15 55
Ø 150
Ø 150 315
Ø 80 220 Ø
100
Ø150
Ø160
100
Ø125
Ø150
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■■Part N° Pipe system Ø 150 of sheet steel
Part N°
Nipple NPU-150 of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN150
2015 669
End cover ED-150 of galvanised sheet steel DN150
2023 569
Pipe clamp ROS-150 of galvanised steel 2-section pipe clamp with insulation insert, threaded rod 0.2 m and ground plate. DN 150
6008 428
Thermal insulation tube IS-150-25 for spiral-seam tube WFR-150 made of steam-tight EPDM 3 tubes of 2 m each Insulation thickness: 25 mm
2023 559
Thermal insulation IB-150-90 for pipe bend BU-150-90 made of steam-tight EPDM Insulation thickness: 25 mm
2023 560
Thermal insulation IB-150-45 for pipe bend BU-150-45 made of steam-tight EPDM Insulation thickness: 25 mm
2023 561
Adhesive IK for thermal insulation ready-to-use adhesive with brush 0.25 litre can
2023 562
Adhesive tape IKB for thermal insulation made of EPDM Thickness: 3 mm, width: 50 mm, roll: 15 m
2023 563
Ø 150
0 15 Ø n
in
M10
80 54 ne
30
25
Thermal insulation Ø 150
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■■Part N° Thermal insulation Ø 150
Ø
M8
20 0
80 54
30
25 25
80
Pipe clamp ROSI-200 with thermal insulation sleeve for spiral-seam tube DN 150 of galvanised steel 2-section pipe clamp with insulation insert and insulation sleeve, threaded rod 0.2 m and ground plate. DN 200
Part N°
6013 043
IsiPipe tubing EPP-150-500 made of steam-tight EPP incl. EPP sleeve DN 150, material thickness: 15 mm, Length: 0.5 m
2045 739
IsiPipe tubing EPP-150-1000 made of steam-tight EPP incl. EPP sleeve DN 150, material thickness: 15 mm, length: 1 m
2045 740
IsiPipe pipe bend EPP-150-90 Bend 90°, made of steam-tight EPP incl. EPP sleeve DN 150, material thickness: 15 mm
2045 741
IsiPipe pipe bend EPP-150-45 Bend 45°, made of steam-tight EPP incl. EPP sleeve DN 150, material thickness: 15 mm
2045 742
IsiPipe sleeve EPP-150 made of steam-tight EPP DN 150, material thickness: 15 mm
2045 743
Pipe clamp ROS-X for IsiPipe of galvanised steel semicircular pipe clamp, cable tie and threaded rod 0.6 m
2045 744
Pipe system Ø 150 IsiPipe made of EPP Only as supply air and extract air line within the heated building envelope. Caution: Comply with the regional regulations with regard to thermal insulation.
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■■Part N° Accessories Ø 150
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Part N°
Control unit UVR 61-3LT for Komfort Plus CB-150-3 for control of Komfort Plus with 2 temperature sensors With input for on-site flow monitor signal
2045 700
Cowl HA-250 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 for outside and exhaust air of galvanised sheet steel DN150
2016 219
Komfort Plus CB-150-3 for tubing DN 150 guarantees a supply air temperature of 17°C at an outside temperature below -15°C. Equipped with overheating protection. On-site: flow switch and temperature-resistant thermal insulation Pipe connection: DN 150 Not suitable for IsiPipe
2045 698
Weatherproof grille WG-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 for outside and exhaust air of aluminium with rain lug, can be painted with double lip seal, pipe nozzle DN 150
6013 045
Facade installation box FEK-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 for outside and exhaust air of galvanised sheet steel with weatherproof grille of aluminium, rain lug, double lip seal, frontal pipe nozzle DN 150
2026 097
Stainless steel cowl AAS-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150, galvanic isolation of the connection for outside and exhaust air of stainless steel, lamella cowl, 1 pipe DN 150, length: 0.5 m, 2 pipes DN 150, length: 1 m and 2 wall mountings
6010 185
Stainless steel segment pipe bend CRB-150-90 for spiral-seam tube DN 150, galvanic isolation of the connection 90° bend of stainless steel DN 150
2040 722
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■■Part N° Accessories Ø 150
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Part N°
Sound absorber SD-150-500 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 rectangular casing of galvanised sheet steel, with double lip seal DN 150, dimensions: 290 x 215 mm, Length: 0.5 m
2016 224
Exhaust air nozzle FST-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 of galvanised sheet steel with bird protection grille DN 150 for horizontal installation
2029 384
Shut-off damper DTU-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 sealed shut-off damper for manual operation of galvanised steel sheet DN 150
2024 261
Cold-shrink tape Width: 50 mm, roll: 15 m
2021 796
Ventilation silicone for sealing air ducts, heat and cold resistant
3000 009
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■■Part N° Pipe system Ø 200
Part N°
Spiral-seam tube WFR-200 of galvanised sheet steel DN 200, length: 2 m
2045 707
Pipe bend BU-200-90 90° bend of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 200
2040 734
Pipe bend BU-200-45 45° bend of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 200
2040 735
T-piece TCPU-200-200 of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 200/ DN 200/ DN 200
2040 736
Sleeve MF-200 of galvanised sheet steel DN 200
2040 737
Reduction/extension RCFU-200-150 of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 200/ DN 150
2040 738
Nipple NPU-200 of galvanised sheet steel with double lip seal DN 200
2040 739
End cover ED-200 of galvanised sheet steel DN 200
2040 740
Pipe clamp ROS-200 of galvanised steel 2-section pipe clamp with insulation insert, threaded rod 0.2 m and ground plate. DN 200
6025 970
200
200
40
2000
200
40
Ø 200
45°
0
20
40
60 Ø 200
325
10
80
Ø 200
105
Ø150
Ø200
10
90
50 200
20
0
80 54
in ne
n
ø
30
25
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■■Part N°
∅200
Accessories Ø 200
40
900
40
400
Part N°
Weatherproof grille WG-200 for spiral-seam tube DN 200 for outside and exhaust air of aluminium with rain lug, can be painted with double lip seal, pipe nozzle DN 200
2040 742
Silencer SD-200-1000 for spiral-seam tube DN 200 round casing of galvanised sheet steel, with double lip seal, DN 200, outer diameter: 400 mm, length: 1 m
2040 743
Stainless steel cowl AAS-200 for spiral-seam tube DN 200, galvanic isolation of the connection for outside and exhaust air of stainless steel, lamella cowl, 1 pipe DN 200, length: 0.5 m, 2 pipes DN 200, length: 1 m and 2 wall mountings
6031 914
Stainless steel segment pipe bend CRB-200-90 for spiral-seam tube DN 200, galvanic isolation of the connection 90° bend of stainless steel DN 200
2054 221
Exhaust air nozzle FST-200 for spiral-seam tube DN 200 of galvanised sheet steel with bird protection grille DN 200 for horizontal installation
2054 220
Caution: A silencer with pipe connection Ø 200 mm must be used for the HomeVent® RS-500.
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■■Part N° Flexible pipe Ø 75
Part N°
Flexible pipe FR-75 of polyethylene PE-HD smooth inside surface, ribbed outside surface antistatic coating DN 75, inner diameter: 62 mm, roll: 50 m
2038 688
Sealing ring DI-75 for flexible pipe DN 75 DN 75
2016 227
Double sleeve DM-75 for flexible pipe DN 75 for connecting flexible pipes DN 75
6022 896
Plug ST-75 for flexible pipe DN 75 for flexible pipe ending
2016 229
Helmholtz silencer HSD-75 for flexible pipe DN 75 for acoustically sensitive rooms attenuates low frequencies (500 Hz) DN 75
6020 756
Formwork coupling SK-75 for flexible pipe DN 75 for extending a flexible pipe through the ceiling or the floor without damaging the boarding DN 75
6013 047
Formwork coupling SK-75/90 for flexible pipe DN 75 and 90 for extending a flexible pipe through the ceiling or the floor and extension from DN 75 to DN 90 without damaging the boarding.
6030 820
Accessories Order the sealing rings for the accessories separately.
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■■Part N° Flexible pipe Ø 75
Part N°
Order the sealing rings for the accessories separately.
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Pipe bend RB-75 for flexible pipe DN 75 for connecting flexible pipes at an angle of 90° DN 75
6022 967
Control damper 12 x DN 75 for flexible pipe DN 75 Template for flexible pipes made from galvanised sheet steel DN 75 Combinable with HomeVent® RS-180.
5018 655
Section distributor SV-6 x DN 75 for flexible pipe DN 75 for space-saving routing of 6 flexible pipes in the ceiling. Optionally 6 x 90° bends or 3 straight connections. Each 90° bend can be rotated in increments of 45°. 6 x DN 75 For supply and extract air one section distributor necessary. Combinable with HomeVent® RS-180.
6020 633
Flexible pipe crossing FRK-75 for flexible pipe DN 75 for crossing two flexible pipes DN 75 with reduced construction height (100 mm). For one crossing 2 pieces are necessary.
6031 011
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■■Part N° Flexible pipes Ø 90
Part N°
Flexible pipe FR-90 of polyethylene PE-HD smooth inside surface, ribbed outside surface antistatic coating DN 90, inner diameter: 75 mm, roll: 50 m
2037 295
Sealing ring DI-90 for flexible pipe DN 90 DN 90
2037 442
Double sleeve DM-90 for flexible pipe DN 90 for connecting flexible pipes DN 90
6022 494
Plug ST-90 for flexible pipe DN 90 for flexible pipe ending
2037 296
Formwork coupling SK-90 for flexible pipe DN 90 for extending a flexible pipe through the ceiling or the floor without damaging the boarding DN 90
6022 495
Reduction/extension RCFU-90-75 for connecting flexible pipe DN 90 with flexible pipe DN 75 of plastic
6022 514
Flexible pipe crossing FRK-90 for flexible pipe DN 90 for crossing two flexible pipes DN 90 with reduced construction height (100 mm). For one crossing 2 pieces are necessary.
6031 012
Accessories Order the sealing rings for the accessories separately.
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■■Part N° Distributor unit (RS-250, RS-500 only) Concrete installation
Part N°
Application: Preferably concrete installation (Mass concrete) -- Distributor unit VKA is used in combination with the AP connection plate. The connection plate is mounted in the ceiling, in the floor or in the wall (set in concrete). -- The distributor unit VKA is then flanged directly on to the AP plate when the building shell is completed.
AP-75x8
VKA-150-75x8
Connection plate AP to distributor unit VKA (RS-250, RS-500 only) Casing of aluzinc sheet with x connection nozzles for flexible pipes Ø 75 mm. Type Connections. AP-75x6 6 AP-75x8 8 AP-75x10 10
Distributor unit VKA to connection plates AP (RS-250, RS-500 only) Casing of aluzinc sheet with 1 connection nozzle Ø 150 mm for the main duct and flange for connecting with the AP connection plate. PU sound absorption block inside with washable outer skin, access panel and baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe Ø 75 mm. Type Connections. VKA-150-75x6 6 VKA-150-75x8 8 VKA-150-75x10 10
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6012 359 6012 360 6012 361
6012 356 6012 357 6012 358
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■■Part N° Distributor unit (RS-250, RS-500 only) Concrete installation
Part N°
Application: Concrete installation (Mass concrete, filigree concrete floors)
In-wall distributor unit 10 x Ø X for concrete installation (RS-250, RS-500 only) Distributor unit of aluzinc sheet for encasing in concrete. With one connection nozzle Ø 150 (toward bottom) and 2 x 5 nozzles Ø 90 and Ø 75 (lateral), incl. 4 end covers, 1 spigot Ø 150, inside lining of sound insulation material and access panel paintable on-site and baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe Ø 75 mm / 90 mm Type UPVK 10 x Ø 75 UPVK 10 x Ø 90
In-wall distributor unit UPVK 200-90x12 for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500 for concrete installation Air distributor unit of aluzinc sheet with access panel (can be painted on site). Lined on the inside with sound absorbing material. Connection nozzles 2x DN 200 (downwards/upwards), 12 (2 x 6) DN 90 (sideways) Consisting of: distributor unit, 6 end covers, 1 spigot DN 200 baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe DN 90.
6022 677 6022 498
6030 953
Application: Concrete installation (Mass concrete, filigree concrete floors) In-wall distributor unit UPVKS 10 x Ø X for concrete installation Distributor unit of aluzinc sheet for encasing in concrete. With one connection nozzle Ø 150 (on face) and 2 x 5 nozzles Ø 90 and Ø 75 (lateral), incl. 4 end covers, 1 spigot Ø 150, inside lining of sound insulation material and access panel paintable on-site and baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe Ø 75 mm / 90 mm Type UPVKS 10 x Ø 75 UPVKS 10 x Ø 90
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■■Part N° Distributor unit (RS-250, RS-500 only), on-wall
Part N°
Application: On-wall installation
VK-150-75x...
Distributor unit VK (RS-250, RS-500 only) Casing of aluzinc sheet with 1 connection nozzle Ø 150 mm and x connection nozzles for flexible pipe Ø 75 mm. PU sound absorption block inside with washable outer skin and an access panel. Baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe Ø 75 mm.
Type Connections. VK-150-75x6 6 VK-150-75x8 8 VK-150-75x10 10
Distributor unit VK200-75x15 for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500 Air distributor unit of aluzinc sheet with access panel. Inside with sound absorption block. Connection nozzles: 1 x DN 200 (on the back) 15 x (3x5) DN 75 (on the front) Consisting of: distributor unit, baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe DN 75.
6012 354 6008 426 6012 355
6030 966
6027 743 6027 744 6027 745 6027 746
5017 811
Floor distributor GVT-X for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500 for connecting X flexible tubes Ø 75 mm. Casing of galvanised sheet steel with sound absorbing mat, connection possibilities Ø 150 mm, incl. 2 nozzles Ø 150 mm with double lip seal. Flexible installation possible due to access panel on both sides. Baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe Ø 75 mm. Type Connections GVT-3 3 GVT-4 4 GVT-5 5 GVT-6 6
Angled mounting bracket WS for floor distributor GVT-X made from galvanised sheet steel Length: 0.5 m One angled bracket per storey distributor
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■■Part N° Distributor unit accessories
Part N°
Control damper RK-80 for flexible pipe DN 75 sealing control damper for adjustment of the air flow. Of galvanised sheet steel DN 80
6013 654
End cover ED-75 for closing off the connections which are not used. DN 75
2018 804
End cover ED-90 for closing off the connections which are not used. DN 90
2037 297
Air grilles - floor Application: In the floor structure (above the unfinished floor) Floor grille BD In combination with connection housing AG-60/ AG-90, set in the unfinished floor. Perforated stainless steel grille in an adjustable frame made from galvanised steel. Max. Supply air volume flow 40 m3/h, hole area 210 cm2 Only suitable for supply air. In combination with connection housing with 1x75 mm: 30 m3/h connection housing with 1x90 mm: 40 m3/h Type adjustable LxW Height (mm) BD 50-90 50-90 407x164 BD 85-165 85-165 407x164
2016 239 2016 240
Application: In the floor structure (finished floor)
Floor grille BD-30 perforated grille made from stainless steel in an adjustable casing Inner component of stainless steel with 3 contact points Outer component of aluzinc sheet with 2 fastening catches and one connection nozzle for flexible pipe DN 75 Supply air up to 30 m3/h Height: 130 to 180 mm
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6015 304
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■■Part N° Air grilles - wall/ceiling
Part N°
Application: Mass concrete, masonry walls and lightweight walls Connection housing AG-60 for supply and extract air in combination with the design grilles. Housing of plastic with 2 connection nozzles DN 75, fixing angles, end cover, sound insulation mat and building protection cover. Supply air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h 2 x DN 75 for 40 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h 2 x DN 75 up to 60 m3/h Suitable for installation in mass concrete, masonry and lightweight walls.
6020 685
Connection housing AG-90 for supply and extract air in combination with the design grilles. Housing of plastic with 2 connection nozzles DN 90, fixing angles, end cover, sound insulation mat and building protection cover. Supply air: 1 x DN 90 up to 40 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 90 up to 60 m3/h Suitable for installation in mass concrete, masonry and lightweight walls.
6033 002
Sound insulation insert for connection housing AG-60 retrofittable sound insulation insert for acoustically sensitive rooms. Not combinable with extract air filter AGF-60/90.
6022 708
Extract air filter AGF-60/90 for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 of cleanable, fine-mesh polyamide net with plastic frame. Not combinable with sound insulation insert.
5016 541
Connection casing accessories
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■■Part N° Part N° Application: Mass concrete
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Extension VAG-60/90 for connection housing AG-60 and AG-90 for raising above the lower reinforcement in the case of mass concrete ceilings. Raising height: 60 mm
6027 698
Connection housing set AGV-60 Connection housing AG-60 and extension VAG-60/90 for supply and extract air in combination with the design grilles. Housing of plastic with 2 connection nozzles DN 75, fixing angles, end cover, sound insulation mat and building protection cover. Supply air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h 2 x DN 75 for 40 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h 2 x DN 75 up to 60 m3/h Suitable for installation in mass concrete.
6027 696
Connection housing set AGV-90 Connection housing AG-90 and extension VAG-60/90 for supply and extract air in combination with the design grilles. Housing of plastic with 2 connection nozzles DN 90, fixing angles, end cover, sound insulation mat and building protection cover. Supply air: 1 x DN 90 up to 40 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 90 up to 60 m3/h Suitable for installation in mass concrete.
6033 013
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■■Part N° Air grilles - wall/ceiling
Part N°
Supply air/extract air grille
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Design grille Pacific for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Of plastic (white RAL 9010) with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h Can be painted on site.
6021 235
Design grille Adria for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Of plastic (white RAL 9010) with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h Can be painted on site.
6021 233
Design grille Atlantic for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Of plastic (white RAL 9010) with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h Can be painted on site.
6021 234
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■■Part N° Air grilles - wall/ceiling
Part N°
Metal supply air / extract air grille
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Design grille Pizol for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Of brushed stainless steel with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h
6028 142
Design grille Pizol for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Steel, white stove-enamelled RAL 9016 with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h
6028 155
Design grille Alvier for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Of brushed stainless steel with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h
6028 153
Design grille Alvier for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Steel, white stove-enamelled RAL 9016 with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h
6028 156
Design grille Säntis for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Of brushed stainless steel with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h
6028 154
Design grille Säntis for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 and AGV-90 Steel, white stove-enamelled RAL 9016 with plug connection. Suitable for: supply air up to 40 m3/h extract air up to 60 m3/h
6028 157
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■■Part N° Air grilles - wall/ceiling
Part N°
Application: Masonry walls, lightweight walls In-wall connection box UPK-60 for disc valve supply air TVZ-125 and disc valve extract air TVA-125 made from galvanised sheet steel with 2 connections DN 75, building protection cover Supply air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h 2 x DN 75 up to 40 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h 2 x DN 75 up to 60 m3/h
6022 963
In-wall connection box UPK-90 for disc valve supply air TVZ-125 and disc valve extract air TVA-125 made from galvanised sheet steel with 1 connection DN 90, building protection cover Supply air: 1 x DN 90 up to 40 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 90 up to 60 m3/h
6022 500
In-wall connection box UPK-30 for disc valve supply air TVZ-125 and disc valve extract air TVA-125 made from galvanised sheet steel with 1 connection DN 75, building protection cover Supply air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h
6022 148
Filigree ceiling set FDS-125 for disc valve supply air TVZ-125 and disc valve extract air TVA-125 made from galvanised sheet steel with 1 connection DN 75, special DN 125 collar for filigree ceiling lead-through, building protection cover Supply air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h
6022 682
Application: Filigree blankets
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■■Part N° Air grilles - wall/ceiling
Part N°
Supply air/extract air disc valve
72
Disc valve extract air TVA-125 for connection box UPK-60, UPK-90, UPK-30 and FDS-125 of sheet steel (white RAL 9010) with installation frame DN 125, height: 45 mm Extract air up to 60 m3/h
2018 937
Disc valve supply air TVZ-125 for connection box UPK-60, UPK-90, UPK-30 and FDS-125 of sheet steel (white RAL 9010) with installation frame DN 125, height: 45 mm Supply air up to 40 m3/h
2018 938
Spigot DN 125 for connection box UPK-60, UPK-90 and UPK-30 of galvanised sheet steel DN 125, height: 40 mm DN 125 for ceiling installation
2024 180
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■■Part N° Air grilles - wall/ceiling
Part N°
Application: Mass concrete, masonry walls and lightweight walls Tangential casing TG-30 for supply and extract air in combination with tangential design grille. Casing of plastic with connection nozzle DN 75, fixing angles and building protection cover. Supply air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h Extract air: 1 x DN 75 up to 30 m3/h
6023 060
Tangential extension TGA for tangential casing TG-30 for connecting design grille for connection extension which is required for lightweight walls and filigree concrete.
6022 965
Extract air filter ATG-30 for tangential casing TG-30 and tangential extension TGA of cleanable, fine-mesh polyamide net with plastic frame.
5020 632
Tangential design grille for tangential casing TG-30 and tangential extension TGA of plastic (white RAL 9010) with plug connection Suitable for supply air up to 30 m3/h extract air up to 30 m3/h can be painted on site
6023 059
Connection casing accessories
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■■Part N° Air grille set - wall/ceiling
Part N°
Application: Masonry walls, lightweight walls Extract air set 125 Connection box UPK-30 with connection nozzle DN 75 and building protection cover, disc valve TVA-125 with installation frame, T-piece TCPU-150-80 and sleeve MF-150. Extract air up to 30 m3/h
6022 254
Supply air set 125 Connection box UPK-30 with connection nozzle DN 75 and building protection cover, disc valve TVZ-125 with installation frame, T-piece TCPU-150-80 and sleeve MF-150. Supply air up to 30 m3/h
6022 255
Extract air set BAK-125 Connection box UPK-30 with connection nozzle DN 75 and building protection cover, spigot and installation frame, disc valve TVA-125. Extract air up to 30 m3/h
6022 257
Supply air set BZK-125 Connection box UPK-30 with connection nozzle DN 75 and building protection cover, spigot and installation frame, disc valve TVZ-125. Supply air up to 30 m3/h
6022 258
Extract air set BAK-125-90 Connection box UPK-90 with connection nozzle DN 90 and building protection cover, spigot and installation frame, disc valve TVA-125. Extract air up to 60 m3/h
6022 501
Supply air set BZK-125-90 Connection box UPK-90 with connection nozzle DN 90 and building protection cover, spigot and installation frame, disc valve TVZ-125. Supply air up to 40 m3/h
6022 502
Application: Mass concrete
Application: Concrete installation (in-situ concrete) Design slit grille SD-X With connection box for encasing in concrete. For linear air distribution, consisting of grille of anodised aluminium and the connection box of galvanised steel with 1 connection nozzle Ø X mm. SD-75 air flow up to 30 m3/h SD-90 air flow up to 40 m3/h
74
6022 515 6022 516
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■■Technical data Volume flow [m³/h]
[Pa/m] Pipe
Pressure loss [Pa] 90° elbow
[Pa] 45° elbow
100 150 200 250
0.3 0.6 1.0 1.5
0.7 1.5 2.5 4.0
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0
45°
Pipe system Ø 150 mm The pipe system consists of galvanised steel with double lip seal (EPDM). Pipe as per DIN 24145 ; 0.6 mm thick.
BU-150-45 1 kg
150
MF-150
BU-150-90
SR-150
1 kg
8 kg
40
10
90
Ø
NPU-150
ROS-150
80 30
10
54
150
M8
150
40
2000
90
25
Thermal insulation for main duct Ø 150 mm The insulation consists of synthetic rubber (closed-cell EPDM with resistant outside skin), insulation thickness 25 mm, black. Thermal conductanceλ at 0 °C is 0.032 W/mK Steam diffusion resistance≥ 7000 Fire class 5.3 or B1
Thermal insulation tube:
for the spiral-seam tube Ø 150 mm, case contains 3 tubes, each with a length of 2 m
Thermal insulation for pipe elbow:
Thermal insulation mat cut to length for pipe elbow (2-part)
Pipe clamp with thermal insulation sleeve: For installation of pipes without thermal bridges Adhesive:
ready-to-use adhesive with brush 0.25 L
Adhesive tape:
of synthetic rubber, 50 mm wide, 15 meter roll
IsiPipe pipe system EPP Ø 150 mm Pipe line consists of diffusion-tight EPP, wall thickness 15 mm, grey. Thermal conductance: λ = 0.037 W/mK Fire class: B2 Minimum temperature of the flowing medium -5°C.
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■■Technical data Komfort Plus additional heating CB-150-2 At low outside temperatures, guarantees supply air temperatures of at least 17°C. Pipe connection Ø 150 mm for installation in the supply air duct. Made from sheet steel with a stainless steel heating coil. Equipped with overheating protection. Flow monitor and temperatureresistant thermal insulation on-site. Heat output up to a maximum of 600 W. Weight: 3.2 kg Not suitable for IsiPipe pipeline.
Cowl HA-250 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 for outside and exhaust air of galvanised sheet steel Installation position: vertical
Volume flow [m³/h] 150 200 250
Pressure loss Outside air [Pa] 10 18 28
Pressure loss Exhaust air [Pa] 5 9 15
Volume flow [m³/h] 150 200 250
Pressure loss Outside air [Pa] 7 12 18
Pressure loss Exhaust air [Pa] 7 15 24
40
225
250
Inner innenØ150 150
240 240
235 235
ø150 ø150
Weatherproof grille WG-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 for outside and exhaust air of aluminium with rain lug, can be painted with double lip seal, pipe nozzle DN 150
230
225 225
230
35 40
76 40
35
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■■Technical data Outside air intake set AAS-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150, galvanic isolation of the connection for outside and exhaust air of stainless steel, lamella cowl, 1 pipe DN 150, length: 0,5 m, 2 pipes DN 150, length: 1 m and 2 wall mountings
350
Pressure loss of cowl [Pa] 3 5 8 12
125
2320
Volume flow [m³/h] 100 150 200 250
60
Make sure the insulation is sufficient.
238
50
Facade installation box FEK-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 for outside and exhaust air of galvanised sheet steel with weatherproof grille, rain lug, double lip seal, frontal pipe nozzle DN 150.
150
Frequency [Hz] Einf. damping [dB]
125 6
250 10
500 19
1000 23
2000 32
4000 25
8000 16
215
∅ 150
Silencer SD-150-500 The silencer consists of a rectangular casing of galvanised steel with connection nozzles on both sides. The housing is lined on the inside with highly effective sound absorbing material. The unit can be cleaned through the pipe nozzle.
35
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500
35
290
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■■Technical data Exhaust air nozzle FST-150 for spiral-seam tube DN 150 of galvanised sheet steel with bird protection grille DN 150 for horizontal installation
ø150
220
35
80
78
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■■Technical data Volume flow [m³/h]
[Pa/m] Pipe
Pressure loss [Pa] 90° elbow
[Pa] 45° elbow
150 350 500
0.3 0.7 1.5
0.7 1.6 4.0
0.5 1.0 2.0
NPU-200
ROS-200
45°
Pipe system Ø 200 mm The pipe system consists of galvanised steel with double lip seal (EPDM). Pipe as per DIN 24145; 0.6 mm thick.
BU-200-45
200
MF-200
90
Ø
SR-200
40
10
BU-200-90
80 30
54
200
10
200
40
2000
90
25
440
435
Volume flow [m³/h] 150 350 500
Pressure loss [Pa] 4 ..8 12
440
435
Ø 200 Ø 200
Weatherproof grille WG-200 for spiral-seam tube DN 200 for outside and exhaust air of aluminium with rain lug, can be painted with double lip seal, pipe nozzle DN 200
430
425
425
430
35 40
35
40
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■■Technical data
Frequency [Hz] Einf. damping [dB]
125 5
250 15
500 26
1000 26
2000 19
4000 10
8000 5
∅ 200
Silencer SD-200-1000 The silencer consists of a round casing of galvanised steel with connection nozzles on both sides. The housing is lined on the inside with highly effective sound absorbing material. The unit can be cleaned through the pipe nozzle.
900
35
400
288
60
Stainless steel cowl AAS-200 for spiral-seam tube DN 200 galvanic isolation of the connection for outside and exhaust air of stainless steel, lamella cowl, 1 pipe DN 200, length: 0.5 m, 2 pipes DN 200, length: 1 m and 2 wall mountings
500
35
50
Exhaust air nozzle FST-200 for spiral-seam tube DN 200 of galvanised sheet steel with bird protection grille DN 200 for horizontal installation
150
ø 200
2320
295
40
150
200
80
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■■Technical data Pipe system distribution duct Ø 75 and Ø 90 The distribution duct is a flexible pipe of polyethylene HDPE with a smooth inside wall, ribbed on the outside. Antistatic coating Weight 0.33 kg/m Application limit: Air and ambient temperature -25…60 °C Pipe system
Volume flow [m³/h]
Pressure loss straight pipe [Pa/m]
Press loss pipe elbow 90° (r = 2D) [Pa]
Ø 75 Ø 75 Ø 75
10 20 30
0.3 1.1 2.5
0.1 0.4 1.0
Ø 90 Ø 90 Ø 90
20 30 40
0.6 1.2 2.2
0.2 0.4 0.8
Sealing ring DI
Double sleeve DM
Stopper ST
Ø D2
Ø D1
Flexible pipe FR
L
Roll 50m
Pipe system Ø 75 Ø 90
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D1 [mm]
D2 [mm]
L [mm]
R
75 90
62 76
100 100
75 90
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■■Technical data Formwork coupling SK-75/90 for flexible pipe DN 75 and 90 for extending a flexible pipe through the ceiling or the floor and extension from DN 75 to DN 90 without damaging the boarding.
82
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■■Technical data Section distributor SV-6x75 For quick, space-saving installation of flexible pipes FR-75 in ceilings/floors and walls. Each 90° connection can be rotated in increments of 45°.
lower plate
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After completion of the building shell, the lower distributor plate is fitted and the flexible pipes FR-75 are simply connected up. The inside of the 90° nozzles is rounded to allow easy cleaning of the ducts.
lower plate
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■■Technical data Flexible pipe crossing FRK-75 for flexible pipe DN 75 for crossing two flexible pipes DN 75 with reduced construction height (100 mm). For one crossing 2 pieces are necessary.
Flexible pipe crossing FRK-90 for flexible pipe DN 90 for crossing two flexible pipes DN 90 with reduced construction height (100 mm). For one crossing 2 pieces are necessary.
84
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■■Technical data Distributor unit Depending on the type of project, different distributor unit systems are used for comfort ventilation unit RS-250 and RS-500:
80
75
138
A
95.0
B
95.0
connection nozzle n nAnschlussstutzen
57.5 95.0
Central distributor unit for 6, 8 or 10 connections VK-150-75-.. or VKA-150-75-.. with AP.. This distributor unit with an integrated silencer is used if the pipes can be arranged and laid centrally. The air streams can be adjusted with plastic baffles in the distributor unit. -- Type VKA is used in combination with the connection plate. The connection plate is mounted in the ceiling, in the floor or in the wall (inside masonry). The distributor unit is flanged onto this connection plate after the building shell is completed. -- In type VK, the connections are located on the front; it is suitable for on-wall installation.
40
212
Type AP-75x6 AP-75x8 AP-75x10
262
A 305 400 495
B 355 450 545
n 6 8 10
Dimensional drawing of connection plate
Distributor unit VKA-150
214
349
Sound absorption block Schalldämmkörper
400
53
479
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A
B
∅ 150
Access panel Revisionsdeckel
Type VKA-150-75x6 VKA-150-75x8 VKA-150-75x10
A 305 400 495
B 355 450 545 85
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■■Technical data In-wall distributor unit 10 x Ø X for concrete installation for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500 for concrete installation. Distributor unit of aluzinc sheet for encasing in concrete. With one connection nozzle Ø 150 (toward bottom) and 2 x 5 nozzles Ø 90 and Ø 75 (lateral), incl. 4 end covers, 1 spigot Ø 150, inside lining of sound insulation material and access panel paintable on-site. UPVK 10 x Ø 75
Access panel UPVK 10 x Ø 90
Access panel
86
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■■Technical data In-wall distributor unit UPVK 200-90x12 for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500 for concrete installation, air distributor unit of aluzinc sheet with access panel (can be painted on site). Lined on the inside with sound absorbing material. Connection nozzles 2x DN 200 (downwards/upwards), 12 (2 x 6) DN 90 (sideways), Consisting of: distributor unit, 6 end covers, 1 spigot DN 200, baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe DN 90.
Access panel
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■■Technical data In-wall distributor unit UPVKS 10 x Ø X for concrete installation for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500 for concrete installation. Distributor unit of aluzinc sheet for encasing in concrete. With one connection nozzle Ø 150 (on face) and 2 x 5 nozzles Ø 90 and Ø 75 (lateral), incl. 4 end covers, 1 spigot Ø 150, inside lining of sound insulation material and access panel paintable on-site. In-wall distributor unit UPVKS 10 x Ø 75 755
284
42,5
60
137,5
141,5
120
Ø7
6
163,5 Ø150
152,5
101,5
203
101,5
Access panel
110
110
110
110
104
In-wall distributor unit UPVKS 10 x Ø 90 755
304
50
141,5
60
130
120
Ø9
4
163,5 Ø150
152,5
101,5
203
101,5
Access panel
110
88
110
110
110
104
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■■Technical data Central distributor unit for 6, 8 or 10 connections VK-150-75 (RS-250 and RS-500 only) for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500. This distributor unit with an integrated silencer is used if the pipes can be arranged and laid centrally. The air streams can be adjusted with plastic baffles in the distributor unit. - In type VK, the connections are located on the front; it is suitable for on-wall installation.
A
95.0
57.5 95.0
95.0
215
∅ 150
57.5 95.0
Access panel Revisionsdeckel
Access panel
B
Dimensional drawing of distributor unit VK-150-75x..
550
n 6 8 10
95
95
95
95
57.5
57
95
307
Ø 200
57.5
495 550
545
Revisionsdeckel Access panel
16
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B 355 450 545
30
Distributor unit VK200-75x15 for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500 Air distributor unit of aluzinc sheet with access panel. Inside with sound absorption block. Connection nozzles: 1 x DN 200 (on the back) 15 x (3x5) DN 75 (on the front) Consisting of: distributor unit, baffles for adjusting the air flow for each flexible pipe DN 75.
A 305 400 495
95
15
Type VK-150-75x6 VK-150-75x8 VK-150-75x10
39
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■■Technical data Storey distributor GVT-3 ... GVT-6 (RS-250 and RS-500 only) for HomeVent® RS-250, RS-500. Storey distributor with 4 connection options for the main duct, incl. 2 connection nozzles DN 150, incl. 3 sealing caps DN 150. Flexible installation and easy cleaning of the
pipes via the access panels on both sides. Resonators for sound insulation. Material: Galvanised steel Inside lining: Sound absorbing mat
Storey distributor GVT-3
Access panel
171
76
86
86
Ø
114
0
Ø 15
95
130 580
130
70
200
160 Access panel
360
Ø 150
Ø 150
Ø 150
Ø 150
Story distributor GVT-4 Access panel
171
76
86
Ø
86
95
100
100
100
51
580
200
Ø 150
360
Ø 150
Ø 150
160 Access panel
Ø 150
90
114
0
Ø 15
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■■Technical data Access panel
Storey distributor GVT-5
171
76
86
86
Ø
114
0
Ø 15
110
95
110
110
110
80
780
200
160
Access panel
360
Ø 150
Ø 150
Ø 150
Ø 150
Storey distributor GVT-6
0
86
86
Ø
171
76
Ø 15
114
Access panel
95
100
100
100
100
100
51
200
780
160
Access panel
Ø 150
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360
Ø 150
Ø 150
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■■Technical data
30
463 407
Volume flow in combination with: Connection housing with 1x 75 mm: Connection housing with 1x 90 mm: Type BD 50-90 BD 85-165
p to 30 m3/h p to 40 m3/h
Height 50-90 85-165
50 � 90 85 � 165
164
Floor grille BD The floor grille for installation in the floor structure, in combination with connection housing AG-60/90, is installed in the masonry work of the unfinished floor. It consists of a perforated stainless steel grille and a height-adjustable frame of galvanised steel. Only suitable for supply air.
Floor grille BD-30 For installation in the floor structure, supply air volume flow 30 m³/h. Perforated stainless steel grille in a adjustable casing, height 130-180 mm, inner component of stainless steel with 3 contact points, outer component of aluzinc sheet with 2 fastening catches and one connection nozzle for flexible pipe FR-75. Only suitable for supply air.
92
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■■Technical data Connection housing AG-60 in combination with the design grilles. For supply air and extract air in combination with design grilles (Adriatic, Atlantic or Pacific). Suitable for installation in mass concrete, masonry or lightweight walls. Of plastic with 2 connection nozzles Ø 75 mm. Incl. fixing angles, sound absorbing mat, building protection cover and application of extract air filter AGF-60/90. Suitable for supply air or extract air.
117
136
57
114
57
117
256
46
86
Ø
76
234
Connection housing AG-90 For supply air and extract air in combination with design grilles (Adriatic, Atlantic or Pacific). Suitable for installation in mass concrete, masonry or lightweight walls. Of plastic with 2 connection nozzles Ø 90 mm. Incl. fixing angles, sound insulation mat, building protection cover.
Extract air filter AGF-60/90 Consisting of a washable, fine-mesh net made from polyamide with a plastic frame for connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 or AGV-90. Subject to alterations, 1.8.2013
Type
Dimensions mm
Pressure loss Pa
AGF-60/90
235x110x10
7
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■■Technical data
60
5
Extension AG-60/ AG-90 For installation of AG-60 and AG-90 on the formwork panel.
236
136
110
116
230 256 Connection housing set AGV-60 consisting of connection housing AG-60 and extension VAG-60/90.
115
55
110
136
165.5
55
115
256 285
106
146
Ø 76
94
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■■Technical data Connection housing set AGV-90 consisting of connection housing AG-90 and extension VAG-60/90.
115
55
110
136
177
55
115
256
115
165
Ø
91
296
Design grille made of plastic The grille is mounted on the connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 or AGV-90. There are three grille designs (Pazific, Adriatic Sea, Atlantic). The outside dimensions are identical for all grilles. The wall/ceiling plaster must not exceed 30 mm.
Design grille made of metal The grille is mounted on the connection housing AG-60, AG-90, AGV-60 or AGV-90. There are three grille designs (Alvier, Säntis, Pizol). The outside dimensions are identical for all grilles. The wall/ceiling plaster must not exceed 30 mm. 82
80,5
147
267
262
142
4 1,5
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■■Technical data In-wall connection box UPK-90 For extract air disc valve TVA-125 or supply air disc valve TVZ-125. Of galvanised steel with 1 nozzle Ø 90 mm, incl. building protection cover. For extract air up to 60 m3/h For supply air up to 40 m3/h
D
∅
D
∅
In-wall unit UPK-30 The connection box is used in combination with a disc valve for supply air or extract air. It consists of a galvanised sheet metal casing with frontal nozzles. The housing floor is lined with a sound absorbing mat.
In-wall connection box UPK-60 For extract air disc valve TVA-125 or supply air disc valve TVZ125. Of galvanised steel with 2 nozzles Ø 75 mm, incl. building protection cover. 1 x Ø 75 for extract air or supply air up to 30 m3/h 2 x Ø 75 for extract air up to 60 m3/h or supply air up to 30 m3/h
A building protection cover is included to protect the in-wall unit against dirt before it is taken into service. Type
∅D
UPK-30
125
Top view
Front view
96
Side view, left
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■■Technical data In-wall unit for concrete installation BAK-30 Connection box UPK-30 with pre-assembled spigot and installation frame for disc valves (TVA-125, TVZ-125).
A building protection cover is included to protect the in-wall unit against dirt before it is taken into service.
180
45
Ceiling must not be lined or plastered. For spackled ceilings or béton brut.
Type
∅D
BAK-30
125
75
øD
160 80
60
42,5
85
0 Ø8
Filigree blanket set FDS-125 Consisting of: Connection box UPK-30 (Ø 75 mm) with pre-assembled sleeve sockets. For possible connection of an extract air disc valve TVA-125 or supply air disc valve TVZ-125. Supply air up to 30 m3/h Extract air up to 30 m3/h
41
182 75
42,5
162
Ø
76
Ø1 25 85
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58,5
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■■Technical data Tangential casing TG-30 For supply air or extract air in combination with the tangential design grille. Suitable for installation in mass concrete, masonry or lightweight walls. Of plastic with 1 connection nozzle Ø 75 mm. Incl. fixing angles, building protection cover. Supply air up to 30 m3/h Extract air up to 30 m3/h
Ø 180
Ø 145
Ø 149,5
Tangential extension TGA For the connection of the tangential design grille with the tangential casing TG-30. A connection extension which is required for lightweight walls or filigree concrete.
3 60
98
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■■Technical data Tangential design grille Of high quality ABS plastic, white (RAL 9010). Suitable for: Supply air up to 30 m3/h Extract air up to 30 m3/h Plug connection for tangential casing TG-30 The design grille is washable and can be painted on site.
ABL set BAK-125-90 or ZUL set BZK 125-90 for concrete installation Consisting of: Connection box UPK-30-90 (Ø 90 mm) with pre-assembled spigot and installation frame, incl. disc valve TVA-125 (extract air) and TVZ-125 (supply air), incl. building protection cover. Extract air up to 60 m3/h Supply air up to 40 m3/h
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■■Technical data Slit grille SD-75 and SD-90 The slit grille is used for linear supply air distribution. It can be set to one or two outlet sides when taken into service, as required (preset to two sides). The scope of delivery includes the elegant slit grille of anodised aluminium and the connection box of galvanised steel. The volume flow is set in the distributor unit. Slit grille SD-75
530
48
Ø
76
165
71
256,3 508
59
112
11
11
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256,3
Slit grille SD-90
100
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Component installation instructions
Example: extract air, wall installation Recommended material -- ABL set 125/100 -- Sealing ring -- Flexible pipe
15...35 cm
Note: The installation frame of the disc valve must not be mounted before the wall is plastered or tiled (otherwise it will not be possible to mount the disc valve). In-wall unit UPK-30
Disc valve with installation frame
Example: extract air, ceiling installation On concrete ceiling
Example: extract air, ceiling installation In concrete ceiling
Recommended material
Recommended material
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-- ABL set for concrete installation 125/100 -- Sealing ring -- Flexible pipe
ABL set 125/100 Sealing ring Flexible pipe Spigot 125/100
In-wall unit UPK-30 Spigot Spiral-seam tube D=125 on-site. If plastered below, install with an overhang of 3-4 cm. Disc valve with installation frame
In-wall unit UPK-30
Disc valve with installation frame
-- Ceiling lead-through, on-site spiral-seam tube Ø125 mm or Ø100 mm. Note: The installation frame of the disc valve must not be mounted before the wall is plastered or tiled (otherwise it will not be possible to mount the disc valve).
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Component installation instructions
Example of supply air distribution: To achieve a simple design for the distribution of the supply air, the following version is recommended. Flexible pipe FR-75
The access panel should be accessible for cleaning purposes. The air flow rate is controlled using baffles in the storey distributor.
Storey distributor GVT-4
The length of the supply ducts (applies to flexible pipe FR-75) should be at least 5.0 m, ideally not above 10.0 m.
Access panel
Main duct Ø150 mm
Access panel
Storey distributor GVT-5
Example: supply air, wall Recommended material
25....40 cm
-- Connection housing AG-60 with required design grille -- Seal -- Flexible pipe
When routing flexible pipes on cold slab ceilings, use effective insulation (at least 3 cm) underneath (cold).
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Example: floor grille BD-30 Recommended material -- BD-30 -- Seal -- Flexible pipe
Insulation strips Dämmstreifen
When routing flexible pipes on cold slab ceilings, use effective insulation (at least 3 cm) underneath (cold).
Example: supply air, ceiling installation On concrete ceiling
Example: supply air, ceiling installation In concrete ceiling
Recommended material
Recommended material
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-- ZUL set for concrete installation 125 -- Sealing ring -- Flexible pipe
ZUL set 125 Sealing ring Flexible pipe Spigot 125
In-wall unit UPK-30 Spigot
In-wall unit UPK-30
Spiral-seam tube D=125 on-site. If plastered below, install with an overhang of 3-4 cm.
Disc valve with installation frame
Disc valve with installation frame
Note: The installation frame of the disc valve must not be mounted before the wall is plastered or tiled (otherwise it will not be possible to mount the disc valve). When routing on "cold" slab ceiling, use effective thermal insulation underneath.
Example: supply air, filigree blanket installation In concrete ceiling
Recommended material -----
Filigree blanket set FDS-125 Sealing ring In-wall unit 10 x Ø X for concrete installation Flexible pipe
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Standard terms and conditions of delivery
1. General 1.1 The following Terms and Conditions shall apply to all our present and future contracts for deliveries and other services (even if the said Terms and Conditions are not specifically mentioned in verbal, telephonic or fax communications). 1.2 All deviations from the present Terms and Conditions, ancillary verbal agreements and subsequent contractual amendments shall only be valid if they have been confirmed by us in writing. 1.3 Buying terms and conditions of the client shall not be valid even if they are not specifically rejected by us. Our Standard Terms and Conditions of Delivery shall be regarded as accepted at the latest upon receipt of our goods and services by the client. 1.4 If a provision of the present Terms and Conditions of Delivery proves to be wholly or partially invalid, the contracting parties shall replace the aforesaid provision by a new provision which comes as close as possible to the legal and economic intention of the invalid provision. 2. Offers 2.1 Our offers shall be subject to change without notice. 2.2 Orders shall only be regarded as accepted when they have been confirmed by us in writing. 2.3 Illustrations, drawings and all technical details in catalogues and printed material shall be approximate values as customary within the industry. They shall only be binding if specific reference is made to them in the contract. We shall also reserve the right to make technical and design changes after the conclusion of the contract. 2.4 Cost estimates, drawings and other documents shall remain our property and shall be subject to copyright protection; they may not be made available to third parties. 3. 3.1
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Regulations in the country of destination At the latest at the time of the order, the buyer shall draw our attention to the regulations and standards in force in the country of destination relating to the design of the delivered goods and the operation thereof and also to the execution of services. Our deliveries and services shall comply with the regulations and standards in the country of destination provided the buyer has drawn our attention thereto in accordance with Section 3.1. The buyer shall duly inform us of any special application features of goods ordered from us if these differ from our general recommendations.
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Prices Our prices shall be ex works, net, excluding packaging. All ancillary costs, e.g. freight, insurance, export, transit, import and other approvals, licenses and authentications, shall be for the account of the buyer. The buyer shall also bear all taxes, charges, customs duty, etc., which are levied in connection with the contract. We shall reserve the right to make price adjustments if wage rates or material prices change between the date of the order confirmation and the contractual performance of the contract. Price increases shall normally be notified three months in advance. We shall be bound to the price stated in the order confirmation for a period of three months after the effective date of the price increase.
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Payment terms Unless otherwise agreed in writing, our invoices shall be payable within thirty days with no cash discount. Payment shall be deemed to have been made when the amount in question is at our unrestricted disposal on our account in Swiss Franks. Payment dates shall be observed even if any delays whatsoever occur after shipment of the goods from our works. The buyer shall not be permitted to reduce or withhold payments on account of complaints or counterclaims not recognised by us. Payments shall also be made if insignificant components are missing but usage of the delivered goods is not rendered impossible as a result or if rectification work has to be carried out on the delivery. We shall be entitled to reject rectification of the defect as long as the buyer has not discharged his/its obligations to us. If the buyer fails to comply with the agreed payment dates, default interest shall be paid from the agreed due date without a reminder being issued; the aforesaid interest shall be based on the interest rates prevailing at the domicile of the buyer, but shall be not less than four percent above the current discount rate of the Swiss Central Bank. We shall be entitled to make deliveries of pending orders dependent upon settlement of outstanding claims.
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Reservation of title Delivered goods shall remain our property (reserved goods) pending full and complete payment of all present and future claims to which we are entitled regardless of their legal cause. This shall also apply if payments are made in settlement of specifically designated claims. The buyer shall be entitled to process and sell reserved goods in the ordinary course of business. If our reserved goods are combined or intermingled with other goods, the buyer shall hereby transfer his/its ownership rights in the new goods or chattels to us upon the conclusion of the contract in the amount of the invoice value of the reserved goods. If the goods are resold by the buyer, he/it shall hereby transfer to us upon the conclusion of the contract with us his/its claims arising from the aforesaid resale in the amount of the invoice value of the reserved goods. If the reserved goods are used by the buyer to perform a works or works delivery contract, his/its claim from the aforesaid works or works delivery contract shall hereby be assigned to us in the same amount and on the same date as for the purchase price claim (Section 6.4). As long as he/it is honouring his/its payment obligations, the buyer shall, however, be authorised to collect his/its resale claim which has been assigned to us. He/it may not dispose of such claims by way of assignment to third parties, however. The empowerment of the buyer to collect the claim may be revoked by us at any time. We shall be entitled to notify third party debtors of the assignment. The buyer shall be entitled to provide us with the necessary information and documents in order to enable us to enforce our rights. If the value of our securities exceeds our total claims by more than 10 %, we shall be obliged to release securities of our choice at the request of the buyer. The buyer shall inform us immediately of any pledge or other impediment to our property enforced by third parties. The buyer shall be obliged to collaborate in measures required to protect our title. He/it shall, in particular, empower us upon the conclusion of the contract to make entries or prior notice of the reservation of title at his/its cost in public registers, books and documents, etc., in accordance with the relevant national laws and shall perform all formalities in this respect. The buyer shall maintain the reserved goods at his/its cost for the duration of the reservation of title and shall insure the said goods against theft, breakage, fire, water and other risks in our favour. He/it shall also take all steps to ensure that our property claims are neither adversely affected nor rescinded. Delivery periods Delivery periods and deadlines stated by us shall be approximate unless we have given an express written confirmation of a deadline as binding. Delivery periods shall be deemed to have been met if notification of readiness to deliver has been sent to the buyer before the end of the delivery period. The delivery period shall be prolonged if details required for the performance of the contract are not received on time or if they are subsequently changed by the buyer. The delivery period shall also be reasonably prolonged if impediments arise which we cannot avert despite exercise of the necessary care (e.g. major operational disruptions, industrial disputes, delayed or defective deliveries, force majeure, etc.). If an agreed delivery date is met by more than 14 days, the buyer shall be obliged to set us a reasonable period of grace. The buyer may only withdraw from the contract if our goods have not been delivered by the end of the said period of grace. Compensation claims for non-performance, delayed performance or any consequential losses shall be excluded unless there was gross negligence on our part. Transfer of risk Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing, our â&#x20AC;&#x17E;ex worksâ&#x20AC;&#x153; deliveries shall be made in accordance with the international rules on the interpretation of commercial clauses of the International Chamber of Commerce (Incoterms) in the version in force on the date of the order confirmation. The transfer of risk shall be determined by the aforesaid Incoterms. 105
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Insurance against damages of any kind shall be the responsibility of the buyer. Complaints in connection with the transport shall be immediately notified by the buyer to the last carrier upon receipt of the delivery. If despatch is delayed at the request of the buyer or for any other reasons not attributable to us, the risk shall pass to the buyer on the original date envisaged for the „ex works“ delivery. We shall be entitled to demand payment from this date onwards.
9. Delivery inspection 9.1 The buyer shall be required to inspect deliveries immediately. If the goods do not comply with the order or the delivery note or if visible defects are identified, he/it shall be obliged to notify the aforesaid to us in writing within eight days of receipt. Later complaints shall not be recognised. (Re transport damages, cf. Section 8.4) 10. 10.1
10.2
Assembly and operations The assembly, putting into operation, operation and maintenance of the delivered goods shall be carried out in accordance with our guidelines. They may be executed by our staff or by appropriately trained third parties as agreed with the buyer. If we require a commissioning certificate for certain product groups, warranty claims for the proper functioning of the equipment can only be enforced if a proper hand-over has been documented by a confirmed commissioning certificate received by us within one month of the hand-over.
11. Warranty 11.1 Warranty period 11.1.1 The general warranty period shall be 12 months from the first commissioning but no longer than 18 months from the date on which the relevant goods left our works. If despatch is delayed for reasons not attributable to us, the warranty shall lapse no later than 18 months after notification of the readiness to deliver. The general warranty period shall exclude electrical components for which the warranty period shall be 6 months from the first commissioning but no later than 12 months from the date of shipment from our works. 11.1.2 We refer to Section 11.6.1 with regard to the warranty period for third party products. 11.1.3 The warranty period for components which we have repaired during the warranty period or have delivered as replacement shall be 12 months from the completion of our repair or from the date of the replacement delivery but no longer than the end of a period equivalent to twice the original warranty period as per Section 11.1.1. 11.2 Liability for material, design and workmanship defects 11.2.1 The contractual condition of the goods shall be based on the condition upon the transfer of risk. 11.2.2 Defects shall be notified to us immediately in writing. 11.2.3 We shall be liable for all components which can be shown to have become defective or unusable before the end of the warranty period as a result of defective materials, defective design or defective workmanship, with such components being repaired or replaced ex works immediately at our choice. 11.3 Liability for warranted qualities 11.3.1 Warranted qualities shall only be those which are specifically designated as such in the order confirmation or in the relevant specifications. 11.3.2 The aforesaid assurance shall apply at the latest until the end of the warranty period. If a taking-over test has been agreed with the buyer, the assurance shall be deemed as performed if proof of the relevant qualities is furnished during the aforesaid test. 11.3.3 If the warranted qualities are not performed or only partially performed, the buyer shall be entitled to an immediate rectification. The buyer shall grant us the necessary time and opportunity for this purpose. 11.3.4 If the rectification is abortive or only partially successful, the buyer shall be entitled to a reasonable reduction of the purchase price. If the defect is so serious that it cannot be rectified within a reasonable period of time, and if deliveries or services for the notified purpose are not usable or are only usable to a much lesser extent, the buyer shall be entitled to refuse acceptance of the defective component or to withdraw from the contract if part-acceptance is economically 106
unreasonable. We shall only be obliged to refund amounts which have been paid to us for the components affected by the aforesaid withdrawal. 11.4 Exclusion of liability for defects 11.4.1 Our liability shall exclude damages which cannot be proved to have been sustained as a result of defective material, defective design or defective workmanship. 11.4.2 Damages shall therefore be excluded for example which were caused by – improper work of other persons with regard to planning, site preparation, assembly, operation and maintenance; – plant concepts and designs which do not comply with the latest state of the art; – non-observance of our guidelines for planning, assembly, commissioning, operations and maintenance; – force majeure (e.g. thunderstorms). 11.4.3 The following shall be excluded in particular – corrosion damages (e.g. as a result of aggressive water, unsuitable water treatment, oxygen intakes, emptying the plant over a longer period of time, falling below the dew point, chemical or electrochemical effects, etc.); – damages caused by air pollution (e.g. the accumulation of intense dust, aggressive vapours, etc.); – damages caused by unsuitable equipment and fuels; – damages caused by overcharging, excessive water pressure, scaling, improper electrical connections and inadequate fuse protection. 11.4.4 Components shall also be excluded from the warranty which are subject to natural wear and tear (e.g. burner nozzles, combustion chamber inserts, ignition and monitoring components in contact with fire, fireclay and wall facings, fuses, seals and flexible tubes). 11.5 Commissioning certificate 11.5.1 We hereby draw attention to the due and proper hand-over and - if envisaged - the commissioning certificate in accordance with Section 10.2 as prerequisites for our warranty. 11.6 Deliveries and services of sub-contractors 11.6.1 Our liability for third party products which form a major part of the delivered goods (e.g. warehouse and conveying equipment, burners, measuring and control equipment, electrical components, flue gas and waste water cleaning equipment) shall - if permissible - be limited to an assignment of our claims against the suppliers of the said third party products. 12. Exclusion of further liability 12.1 The buyer shall have no rights and claims for materials, design and workmanship defects or the lack of warranted qualities unless specifically mentioned in Sections 11.1 to 11.6. 12.2 All claims for compensation, reduction in the contract price, rescission of the contract or withdrawal from the contract shall be excluded in particular unless these are specifically mentioned. Under no circumstances shall the buyer have any compensation claim for damages which were not sustained by the delivered goods themselves (e.g. replacement costs, cost for establishing the cause of the damage, expertises, production stoppages, production losses, lost orders, lost profit and other direct or indirect damages). The aforesaid liability exclusion shall not apply in the event of gross negligence on our part. 12.3 The exclusion as per Section 12.2 shall apply for all breaches of contract and all claims of the buyer regardless of why they were lodged from a legal point of view. It shall therefore also apply for a breach of any ancillary obligations (e.g. inadequate advice, etc.). 13. Jurisdiction 13.1 The place of jurisdiction for the buyer and for us shall be Vaduz. We shall be entitled to bring action against the buyer at his/its domicile, however. 13.2 The legal relationship between the parties shall be governed by the substantive laws of Switzerland. The application of the UN convention on contracts for the international sale of goods (CISG) shall be excluded.
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COMFORT VENTILATION
Responsibility for energy and environment. The Hoval brand is internationally known as one of the leading suppliers of indoor climate control solutions. More than 66 years of experience have given us the necessary capabilities and motivation to continuously develop exceptional solutions and technically advanced equipment. Maximising energy efficiency and thus protecting the environment are both our commitment and our incentive. Hoval has established itself as an expert provider of intelligent heating and ventilation systems that are exported to over 50 countries worldwide.
Hoval heating technology As an energy-neutral supplier with a full range of products, Hoval helps its customers to select innovative system solutions for a wide range of energy sources, such as heat pumps, biomass, solar energy, gas, oil and district heating. Services range from private residential units to large-scale industrial projects.
Hoval residential ventilation Increased comfort and more efficient use of energy from private housing to industrial halls: our controlled residential ventilation products provide fresh, clean air for living and working space. Our innovative system for a healthy room climate uses heat and moisture recovery, while at the same time protecting energy resources and providing a healthier environment.
Hoval Aktiengesellschaft Austrasse 70 FL-9490 Vaduz Principality of Liechtenstein (Swiss customs territory) Phone +423 3992 400 Fax +423 3992 618 E-Mail info@hoval.com www.hoval.com
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Supplying fresh air, removing extract air, heating, cooling, filtering and distributing air, utilising heat gains or recovering cold energy – no matter what the task, Hoval indoor climate systems provide tailor-made solutions with low planning and installation costs.
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Hoval indoor climate systems
Complete Heat and highhumidity efficient recovery system solutions for a pleasant indoor climate. for domestic, Easy to use, commercial efficient,and flexible. industrial applications.
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