Installation, Operation and Maintenance

Manual

Eltek Ventilation System (EVS)

Type C2

Cooling system for Shelters

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Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does

not represent a commitment on the part of Eltek.

No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or

by any means — electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and
recording — for any purpose without the explicit written permission of Eltek.

Copyright ©: Eltek, 2016

Safety Precautions

 The equipment described in this manual must only be operated by

Eltek personnel or by persons who have attended a suitable Eltek
training course
 The equipment represents an energy hazard and failure to observe
this could cause terminal injury and invalidate our warranty
 This equipment is suitable for mounting on concrete or other non-
combustible surface only.
WARNING: Hazardous moving parts, keep away from moving fan
blades
 Products into which our components are incorporated have to comply
with a number of requirements. Installation is to be in accordance
with the recommendations herein
 Please read the manual carefully before using the equipment

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Published 2016-06-29

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Table of Contents
1. Description 4
About this Guide............................................................................................................ 4
1.1. Product Specification .............................................................................................. 5
1.2. Optimum Mounting Position.................................................................................... 5
1.3. Unpacking and Inspection ...................................................................................... 6
2. Parts Identification 7
2.1 Eltek Ventilation System .......................................................................................... 7
2.2 Exhaust damper with rain cover .............................................................................. 8
3. Mounting Airflow 10
4. Installation 11
4.1 How to Install the Eltek Ventilation System ............................................................ 11
4.2 How to Install the Exhaust damper with rain cover ................................................ 14
4.3 How to install the control panel .............................................................................. 17
4.4 How to connect the EVS to the control panel ......................................................... 18
4.4 Connection Details ................................................................................................ 19
5. Configuration and Setup 20
5.1 Smartpack1 Installing PowerSuite –PC Application ............................................... 20
5.2 Smartpack2 Controller Access – Stand-alone PC.................................................. 21
5.2.1 Access Levels .................................................................................................... 22
5.2.2 Eltek Recommended Default Settings for EVS ................................................... 23
5.2.3 General Overview of EVS Parameters (User Access Level) ............................... 24
5.2.4 Dialog Box .......................................................................................................... 24
5.2.5 Indoor Temperature Dialog Window with Fan & Air-con mode............................ 25
5.2.6 Indoor Temperature Dialog Window with Fan mode only .................................... 27
5.2.7 Fan Control Dialog Window ................................................................................ 28
5.2.8 TempDev Dialog Window ................................................................................... 29
5.2.9 EVS Parameter Settings ..................................................................................... 30
6. Maintenance 34
6.1 General ................................................................................................................. 34
6.2 Filter Replacement ................................................................................................ 35
6.3 Connecting I/O Monitor Cables.............................................................................. 37
7. Technical Specifications 38
8. General Arrangement & Schematic 39

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1. Description
Eltek’s ventilation system (EVS) is a cost effective and power saving
solution for cooling and OPEX saving initiatives for the modernization of
Telecom Shelters, based on the same principles of the Eltek Cooling Box
(ECB).
The EVS has the advantage that a large amount of clean air can be
filtered / exchanged, giving very high cooling performance with low
power consumption while maintaining the environmental
temperature, dust and humidity.
The EVS when used with Eltek’s SmartPack Controller technology
enables a total shelter environmental control including any installed box
/ or split type Air conditioner.
The Eltek Ventilation System is equipped with controller and will have
linear control of the fans where the fan speed will be dependent on the
internal room or shelter temperature.

Optionally the fan speed can be controlled based also on the internal
relative humidity of the shelter, using a function called Humidity
Reduction Function. For more details, see the specific document
that describes the Humidity Reduction Functionality.

Applications
 Telecom BTS 2G,3G,4G (LTE) shelter
o Repeater Station
o Wimax
o Broadband
 GSMR
 Industrial

About this Guide

This booklet provides users of Eltek Ventilation System with the
required information to perform installation, operation and maintenance.
The booklet also describes the Eltek Ventilation System technical
specifications, and includes general arrangement, mechanical and
schematic drawings.

Fig1. Eltek Ventilation System Overview

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 1.1. Product Specification

Technical Data
PARAMETER Type C2 (48VDC)
Air Flow 650 m3/h
Power (Avg) 115 W (with zero pressure drop)
Cooling capacity
(ΔT=2.50C) 0.488 KW Heat Load
(ΔT=50C) 0.975 KW Heat Load
(ΔT=100C) 1.950 KW Heat Load
DC Current (Max) 4.3 A
DC Input 36-57 V
 backward curved blades
Fan
 control input 0-10 VDC / PWM
Filter G4 [EN779] at Max 200PA and 2600 m3/h
Operating temperature -20 to +65 0C
Operating Humidity RH 0-95%
Basic Control Standalone - I/O Monitor Type 3
Dual Control 1 Controller can control 2 ECB Fans
Advanced Control Smartpack 1, 2 + I/O Monitor Type 3
Weight Approximately 21 kg

1.2. Optimum Mounting Position

Fig2. Optimum mounting position

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1.3. Unpacking and Inspection

Upon receiving your Eltek Ventilation System, remove the unit from
its packaging and inspect for scratches, damages and missing
accessories. The Eltek Ventilation System is packed with the
following accessories. If any missing or damage is discovered,
repack the unit and return to the original place of purchasing.

Damper with louver and rain cover EVS/ECB Control Box

Test Report, screws,

EVS with rain cover
bolts & nuts

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2. Parts Identification
2.1 Eltek Ventilation System
Outside cover
Fan supports frame

Mounting
bracket

Fans

Enclosure
Fan cover

G4 Filter
Mounting
bracket

Filter cover

Fig3. EVS Part List

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2.2 Exhaust damper with rain cover

Rain cover

Wall Damper
Net

Mounting
plate

Fig4. Exhaust damper with rain cover - Part List

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 Spare Part list

Part Number Description

287628 G4 Filter 495 x 455 x 45 CF

290201 G4 Filter 495x455x48 EF (washable filter)

242100.306 I/O Monitor Type 3

242100.500 Smartpack2 Master

242100.303 CAN Power

270277 Can bus cable 0.5M_G1

209356 CB: Nader(Ch) NDM1-63 C6/2 G1

8615100139 Nader NDM1 MCB OF Auxiliary Switch

256836 Pressure switch PSF102 250Pa G1 (optional: Filter Block)

226256 Rel:DC48V Weidmuller DRM270048LT (optional: Fire Alarm Relay - contact)

226257 Stock:Weidmuller FS 2CO (optional: Fire Alarm Relay – base)

30666.512 CABLEtemp AD592/TempSensor/SC 5 mtr

30666.514 CABLEtemp AD592/TempSensor/10 mtrG1

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3. Mounting Airflow

For optimization of the airflow within the shelter the mounting position
is described below.

It is recommended to direct the airflow to the most temperature

sensitive equipment such as Batteries or Microwave equipment.

Please ensure during installation that the Access to the Filter cover
plate can be made easily for maintenance purposes.

Fig5: Mounting Airflow

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4. Installation
4.1 How to Install the Eltek Ventilation System
Follow the steps below when installing the Eltek Ventilation
System (EVS):

WARNING: EVS shall be installed at the restricted area by the

trained personnel.

Step Action Figure

Cut 510x400mm through cabin’s wall and

drill the hole to M6 size.

Note:
Ensure the minimum height is 1000m
1 above the ground (refer to the figure
shown below for the minimum distance).
The wall thickness should not be more
than 100mm.

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2 Insert or slide in the EVS to the wall cut-

out.

Install the outside cover together with

3 the EVS mounting brackets using 4 pcs
of M6 screws provided

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 The figure shows fully installed EVS.

Inside view

Outside view

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4.2 How to Install the Exhaust damper with rain cover

Follow the steps below when installing the Exhaust damper with
rain cover:

Step Action Figure

Cut 480mm (L) x 460mm (H) through wall
and drill 8mm diameter hole. Use mounting
plate for marking (refer to the figure show
below for the minimum distance).

Mount together the rain cover (outside) and

2 mounting plate (inside) using 6pcs of M8
bolt and nut provided.

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 Mount together the damper and net to the
mounting plate using M5 screw provided.

Note: Prior to fitting the exhaust damper

net, ensure that the damper louvers can
move freely (as shown below).

Louver

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The figures show fully installed damper

4 with rain cover.

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 4.3 How to install the control panel

Step Action Figure

Fix the mounting bracket onto

the control box using M6 screws
provided as shown below

Screw mounting
holes

Mounting bracket

2 Mount the EVS control box onto

the wood or concrete wall
minimum thickness is 10mm
using 4pcs of M6 screw as shown
in the picture.

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4.4 How to connect the EVS to the control panel

Step Action Figure

Connect the fan cables to the

terminal block inside the control
panel using wires RED = 1, BLUE =
2, YELLOW = 3, WHITE = 4.

Note: Fan cables connected to the

control panel terminal block

Install the temperature sensor T1 &

T2 according to the below
positioning.

T1: should be installed 3 meters

away from the heat source, EVS
2 airflow and ACU (if there will be ACU
installed), or close to the battery.

Note:T1 & T2 cables are pre-

terminated into the control panel
(refer to connecting the I/O cables
for details)

Connect the power source (48VDC

supply input) to the control panel.

(Please see Schematic for details)

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4.4 Connection Details

Please refer below for the connection details:

Connections
I/O Monitor (T1) or I/O Monitor3 (T3)
CAN bus node
From previous

Voltage free relay outputs and Configurable monitoring inputs

I/O Monitor FUNCTION SIGNAL PIN-OUT

(T1or T3)
X:*
Config. Input –
1
+
Programmable Inputs
–
Config. Input 2
+
–
Config. Input 3 +
–
Config. Input 4
+
–
Config. Input 5
+
CAN –
RJ45 CAN bus termination plug, if the I/O

port 1&2 Config. Input 6

Monitor is the last node in the CAN bus

RJ45, 8 pins +
CAN bus node
To next

X:**
Relay 1 NO
C
DIP NC
Switches Relay 2 NO Fan fail alarm
C
Alarm Relay Outputs

1 (Customer connections)
2
NC
Relay 3 NO High temperature alarm
3 C (Customer connections)
4 NC
Or

Relay 4 NO
(5-8 always
OFF) C
NC
Relay 5 NO
 Positive supply (48V (+))
NC Fan red (1)
Relay 6 NO
C
NC
– Link
Not in use
+
X:***
1 T1 (+)
Inputs & Outputs

Temperature Sense 1 +
 2 T1 (-)
Fan Control

Temperature Sense 2 + 3 T2 (+)

 4 T2 (-)
Tachometer Input 1 5 Tach Grey (4)
Tachometer Input 2 6
Speed Control Output 1 7 PWM Black (3)
Speed Control Output 2 8

(Customer Connections)
Out In

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5. Configuration and Setup

This chapter describes on how to operate the Eltek Ventilation System
using Smartpack1 and Smartpack2 controller.

5.1 Smartpack1 Installing PowerSuite –PC Application

The PowerSuite software application enables you to configure and operate

your Smartpack1 based power supply system from a personal computer
running MS Windows XP or Vista.

Note: Must use Powersuite 3.3e and above version

1 1.
2 2.
3.
3 New hardware
is ready to use
4.
4 “Connect” button. On the Connection dialogue box, click the “Connect” button
Install PowerSuite
Insert the CD in your PC drive, start the PowerSuite installation and follow & accept
the wizard default steps
Switch Smartpack1 ON and plug USB cable (Part 202073)
to Smartpack and to any available USB port in the PC
Wait for Windows to install USB drivers
Follow & accept the wizard default steps to automatically install the USB drivers;
the wizard runs twice
Start PowerSuite and establish connection
Select “Start > All Programs > Eltek > PowerSuite”. On the toolbar, click

If PowerSuite fails communicating via the standard COM port, find the COMx
assigned to Smartpack1 (My Computer/Properties/Hardware/Device
Manager) and configure PowerSuite to communicate via this COMx (read
the instructions in the installation CD).

PowerSuite’s newest version is always available on our FTP server. Call your
Eltek’s contact person.

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 5.2 Smartpack2 Controller Access – Stand-alone PC

You can access the Smartpack2 Master controller directly from a stand-
alone computer, or via a Local Area Network (LAN) if available.
Each controller is shipped with a unique Eltek MAC address stored inside
the controller and marked on the controller’s label, and with the fixed IP
address <192.168.10.20>.
Do following to access the controller:

5. Start the “Eltek Network Utility” (EVNU) program (EVIPSetup.exe)

Smartpack2
6. Connect the computer to the controller;
WebPower
Master Controller
(web-based check its MAC address is displayed
user interface)
Ethernet
cable 7. Find the computer NIC’s IP address
(Standard straight
and subnet mask (network card)
through cable
OR crossover cable)
Tip:
using DOS command IPCONFIG, in a Command Prompt window
e.g. computer’s IP address <169.254.52.132> Subnet mask <255.255.0.0>

RJ-45 socket
8. Change the controller’s IP address
for Ethernet and Network Mask to be the same range as the computer’s
connection
Tip:
Using the EVNU program,
SD card
1. Select the controller,
Handle in open
position
2. Click in the “Configuration” button
3. Change e.g.
Smartpack2 Master from default <192.168.10.20> <0.0.0.0>
controller (open)
to IP address <169.254.52.133> <255.255.0.0>,
4. Click on the “Enable Static IP” button
9. Access the controller’s configuration pages
in your Web browser, e.g. clicking the “Web Interface” button in the EVNU
program
10. Log in with the <admin> account,
11. Change the controller’s Device Name

After accessing the controller, you can configure and monitor the power
system using a standard web browser (via WebPower) or via the PowerSuite
program. PowerSuite’s newest version is always available on our FTP server.
Contact your closest Eltek representative.

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5.2.1 Access Levels

PowerSuite protects system parameters and other configured values with
three different access levels. These correspond to the access levels used by
the Smartpack controller.

The three levels are:

• User Access Level

Is the default level when you start PowerSuite. Log in is not required. You
can read all parameters and values in the dialog boxes (ReadAccess), but
changing them is not allowed. The dialog boxes’ Apply and OK buttons are
disabled.

• Service Access Level

By logging in to this level you can change most of the system parameters
and values available in dialog boxes (Write Access).Factory parameters may
not be changed (Read Access). The default password is <0003>. We
strongly recommend changing this password as soon as the power system
is installed.

The types of configuration allowed on the EVS parameter will be determined

by the given access level.

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 5.2.2 Eltek Recommended Default Settings for EVS

EVS Default Settings

Parameter Setting Description
Min Max
Min and Max set point to operate
Temp Set point 22°C 30°C the Fan at the desired temperature

Min and Max set point to operate

Fan Speed 0% 96% the Fan at the desired Speed
Differences between Indoor Temp -
Fan Min. In - Out Δ T 3°C Outdoor Temp to run the fan.
Aircon On 36°C Desired Temp to start the Aircon.
Desired Temp to start the Emergency
Emergency Fan 40°C Fan Mode.
Differences in (Air-con set point - S
band) to stop the Aircon &
(Emergency Fan set point - S-Band)
S-Band 4°C to stop the emergency Fan mode

Alarm Settings On Off

Fan Fail <50% >50%

High Temp 40°C 35°C

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5.2.3 General Overview of EVS Parameters (User Access

Level)

Double click the I/O unit 1 will bring the user to the EVS Parameter
window. User will be able to view only the following parameter:
1. Indicate the temperature of the indoor temperature probe.
2. Indicate 1 or 2 fan solution (single fan mode is applicable when fan1
checkbox is highlighted; dual fan mode is when the fan1 and fan2 are
highlighted)
3. Indicate the Fan running speed (default setting: 22°C at 0% and
30°C at 96%).
4. Difference in temperature between the outdoor & indoor. Fan Min. In
- Out Δ T (default 3°C)

Note: In order to change the parameter settings you need to login to

factory access level.

5.2.4 Dialog Box

Further information can be viewed by opening the Dialog window for each
parameters listed above.

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 5.2.5 Indoor Temperature Dialog Window with Fan & Air-con
mode
1. Indicate the Aircon Set point & Fan cut-off (Emergency mode) to be
turn “OFF”.
(Default Setting: 4degC)
2. Indicate the Emergency Mode Set Point to be turn “ON”.
(Default Setting: 40degC)
3. Indicate the Aircon Set point to be turn “ON”.
(Default Setting: 36degC)

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Control Logic

Fan Speed %
Aircon On

100 Fan On
75
Fan Off
50
Aircon Off
25

10

0 5 20 25 27 30 34 36 37 39

When the indoor temperature reaches 37 Deg Celsius, this will trigger the
set-point of the Air-con to be turn “ON”. If the temperature continues to
rise to 39 Deg Celsius, emergency mode will starts and activates the Fan.

The Hysteresis will determine the cut-off point for the Air-Con and Fan
(Emergency mode only).

Aircon Off-Set-Point

 Air-Con Turn “on” set point – Hysteresis – 1 = 34 Deg Celsius

Fan in Emergency Mode off set point

 Emergency Set point – Hysteresis -1 = 36 Deg Celsius

These options are only applicable when Air-conditioner is integrated with

the EVS.

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 5.2.6 Indoor Temperature Dialog Window with Fan mode only
1. Indicate the set point to trigger a High Temp Alarm.

(Default Setting: 40degC)

For fan mode operation only there will be no option for Turn-on Air-Con set
point or Emergency Set point.

A High Temp Alarm is provided to notify the user when the indoor
temperature rises to an undesired value.

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5.2.7 Fan Control Dialog Window

1. Indicate the Minimum temperature and Fan Speed speed (default
setting: 22°C at 0%)
IMPORTANT: The Low Point Speed percentage (%) MUST be zero
(0).
2. Indicate the Maximum temperature and Fan Speed speed (default
setting: 30°C at 96%)

These settings will determine how the fan is to be operated. An illustration

shown below describes how the Fan reacts accordingly to the inputs.

Fan Speed %

100

75

50

25

10

0 5 20 23 25 27 30 36 40 Temperature
Deg C

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The fan works when the indoor temperature is satisfied with the start-up
condition which is at 23 Deg Celsius. The fan modulates the speed according
to the room temperature until it reaches the maximum set point of 30°C
Deg Celsius which the fan will run at 96% speed.

5.2.8 TempDev Dialog Window

1. Indicate the delta T between the outdoor and indoor in order for
the Fan to operate.

These parameters will check the indoor temperature against the outdoor
temperature based on the set point of the hysteresis to prevent hot air
being drawn into the shelter or cabin.

The Fan will operate when:

(Indoor temperature – Outdoor temperature) >3degC = Fan “ON”

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5.2.9 EVS Parameter Settings

IMPORTANT:

DO NOT AMMEND OR CHANGE the parameter settings. Below are the

screenshots 1 to 5 of the highlighted settings.

√Note! Changes made to the below screenshots parameter settings can

invalidate the warranty.

Indoor Temp Menu (Screentshot #1)

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Fan Control Menu (Screenshot #2)

SpeedDev Menu (Screenshot #3)

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Fan Speed Menu (Screenshot #4)

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Alarm Overview (Screenshot #5)

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6. Maintenance
6.1 General

The EVS incorporates one high-quality replaceable Filter(s) to

standards as described with in this Operation, Maintenance and Installation
manual. The filter is classed as consumable(s) and to ensure that the
expected design lifetime of the EVS are met and to be within the warranty
terms of the product, the user of the EVS must adapt and follow a complete
maintenance scheme. This scheme has to be tailored to match the local site
condition and EVS solution. Eltek recommends general EVS maintenance
minimum 3 to 4 times per annum or once per annum if Filter block detector
fitted (optional).

√Note! Once a year is not applicable for filter maintenance (see separate
section below)

It is the customer’s responsibility that all people involved in making the

maintenance scheme or doing site maintenance has the necessary technical
knowhow and follows the recommendation in the manual. Below are a few
basic points for general consideration. Please do not limit your total
evaluation to the below points.

Enclosure:
• Check that no physical damage has been applied to the exterior of
the enclosure
• Use touch-up paint to repair any scratches on painted surfaces of the
enclosure
• Check that the fixing bolts of the EVS are correctly tightened and not
tampered with in any way
• Check for abnormal traces of dust or water inside the EVS

Filter Maintenance when applicable

Implementation of an air filter preventive maintenance program is one of
the most important factors to protect installed equipment, keep operational
cost down and to keep the equipment up running!
• Make sure to adapt the filter change interval to the local conditions,
G4 filter change interval is typically 3-6 months.
• It is recommended to inspect frequently in the first period after
installation in order to understand and adapt to local conditions
• Use only original filters provided by Eltek or in accordance with
technical specification supplied by Eltek.
• Use of non-original filters can void the warranty provided by Eltek.
• Contact your local Eltek company for further details

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Other maintenance:
• Remove any debris, leaves or other items that might block the
incoming or exiting air flow (in/out)
• Check that the fans are running without any abnormal noise

Fan Filter

This chapter describes filter maintenance.

√WARNING: You are operating in a live system. Precaution must be taken

when changing filter in front of the fan.

√Note! It is of great importance that ONLY Eltek original filters are used
when changing the filter, to keep the level of dust and water protection for
the equipment inside the enclosure. See filter for part number and/or
contact your local Eltek company for further details.

Eltek recommends frequently inspection in the first period after installation

in order to understand and adapt to local conditions.

6.2 Filter Replacement

Step Action Figure OK

1. Disconnect Turn off the breaker/fuse See dwg for
the fan for fan actual position.
2. Open theOpen the filter cover by
filter cover unscrewing the 6pcs of
screws and remove the
filter cover plate.
3. Replace the Replace the old filter with
filter a new. Ensure the air
direction flow is correct.

√Note! DO NOT TOUCH

FILTER MEMBRANE
4. Close the Close the filter cover by
filter cover screwing the 6pcs of
screws.
5. Connect the Turn on the breakers/fuse See dwg for
fan for the fan and verify that actual position
the system is operating
normally.

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Filter Replacement Illustration

This illustration shows on how to replace the filters.

G4 Filter

Filter cover

Fig6: Filter replacement

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 6.3 Connecting I/O Monitor Cables
Step Action Figure
Connect the fan cables to the I/O
monitor according to the figure shown:
Fan Cable
1 Temperature Sense 1 T1 (+)
2 Temperature Sense 1 T1 (-)
3 Temperature Sense 2 T2 (+)
4 Temperature Sense 2 T2 (-)
5 Tachometer Input 1 (4)
7 Speed Control Output 1 (3)
Control cable
1 relay 5 C – 48V (+)
1
2 relay 5 NC – (1)
Link pins (- to +)
(Please see detail connection on the
previous pages)

Note: T1 & T2 cables are pre-terminated

into the control panel.

The figure shown is the filter block

2 detector (optional).

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7. Technical Specifications
INPUT DATA TYPE C2 (48VDC)
Air Flow 650 m3/h
Power (Avg) 115 W (with zero pressure drop)
Cooling Capacity
(ΔT=2.50C) 0,488 KW Heat Load
(ΔT=50C) 0,975 KW Heat Load
(ΔT=100C) 1,950 KW Heat Load
DC Current (Max) 4,3 A @ 54V
DC Input 36-57 V
o backward curved blades offering an extreme aerodynamic airflow efficiency
o Impeller: sheet aluminum, laser-welded Rotor: coated in black
Fan o control input 0-10 VDC / PWM
o tach output

CF Filter Series (Std) G4: 1.1 m2 [EN779] at Max 200PA and 2600m3/h
EF Filter Series
G4: 1.0 m2 [EN779] at Max 250PA and 2500 m3/h
(washable filter options)
Operating Temperature -20 to +65 ºC
Operating Humidity RH 0-95%
Weight Approximately 21 kg

CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS
Basic Control Standalone - I/O Monitor Type 3
Dual Control 1 Controller can control 2 ECB Fans
Advanced Control Smartpack 1, 2 + I/O Monitor Type 3
o Relay Alarming N/O – N/C o Filter Clog (optional)
Alarms o Configurable Inputs / Outputs o System Shutdown (Fire
o Climate Control Control - optional)
o Alarm Log
Event Log o ACU On/Off
o ECB On/Off
Data Logging SP1 or SP2
o Temperature (Indoor, Outdoor)
Integrated o Fan Deviation
o Fan Speed
(See configuration)

CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS
EVS Galvanised Steel
Filter Change Removable access panel for fast filter change
Filter Detection Optional: sends an alarm when filter gets clogged
Fire Alarm Relay Optional: receives alarm signal from external input and deactivate the fan
Security Minimum intrusion risk with no external exposed fixings or access
Exhaust damper outlet
99.9% reliable pressure damper with internal & external bug traps
(std)

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
EVS H x W x D: 400 x 502 x 490 (mm)
Exhaust Damper H x W x D: 370 x 400 x 310 (mm)
Temperature Probe Cable
5 Meters
Lengths
DESIGN STANDARDS
Electrical Safety EN 60950-1 : 2006 + A11:2009 + A1:2010 + A12:2011
ETSI EN 300 386 V1.5.1 : 2010
EMC EN 61000-6-1 : 2007, EN 61000-6-2 : 2005, EN 61000-6-3 : 2007 + A1:2011, EN 61000-6-4 :
2007 + A1:2011
Environment WEEE complaints
Specifications are subject to change without notice

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8. General Arrangement & Schematic

Fig6. General Arrangement of Eltek Ventilation System (EVS)

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Fig7. Schematic Drawing of EVS with Smartpack2

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