Hearth and Home Technologies HRV200PLUS manual Ventilation Operating Modes Connector P1

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HRV200PLUS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

5.Ventilation Operating Modes – Connector “P1”

a.OFF Mode

The HRV is idle until an input is sensed. This is the normal standby state when the HRV Plus is powered but not receiving any command inputs.

b.Low Speed Ventilation Mode

Low Speed Ventilation Mode is activated when 12VDC is sensed at the “O” terminal. The HRV operates with blowers on low speed and defrost control is active. High Speed Mode inputs override Low Speed inputs and place the unit in High Speed Mode.

c.High Speed Ventilation Mode

The HRV is operating with blowers on high speed and defrost control is active. When 12VDC is sensed continuously at the “B” terminal for more than 4½ seconds, the HRV will enter High Speed Ventilation Mode for as long as the override signal is present, then return to its previous mode when the input is removed.

The dehumidistat on wall-mounted controls place the HRV into High Speed Ventilation Mode for moisture control. The dehumidistat senses the humidity in the living area and activates high speed blower operation when the humidity level exceeds the set point selected by the home owner. The HRV returns to its normal operating mode when the humidity level in the indoor air stream falls below the set point.

d.High Speed Ventilation Mode – 20 Minute Timer

The HRV is operating with blowers on high speed and defrost control is active. When the override signal is sensed at the “B” terminal for more than ½ second but less than 4 ½ seconds, the HRV will enter High Speed Mode for 20 minutes then return to its normal mode.

e.Intermittent Ventilation Mode

Intermittent Ventilation Mode is activated when 12VDC is sensed at both the “W” and the “O” terminals. The HRV operates on Low Speed Ventilation Mode for 20 minutes then is off for 40 minutes. High Speed Mode inputs override Intermittent Ventilation Mode inputs and place the unit in High Speed Mode.

Ventilation Jumper Table

 

To Achieve this Operating Mode:

Place Jumper Between:

 

 

1.

Continuous Low Speed Ventilation

"R"

"O"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2.

Continuous High Speed Ventilation

"R"

"B"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.

Intermittent Ventilation

"R"

"W"

 

 

 

20 min. on, 40 min. off

 

 

 

 

 

Low Speed Ventilation only

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4.

Continuous Low Speed Intermittent Ventilation

"R"

"O" & "W"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6. Ventilation Control Terminals - Connector P1

Input

Function

 

 

High Speed Ventilation Mode input control - 12VDC input.

Dual Operating Modes:

B1. 20 minute override if 12VDC signal duration is sensed between ½ second 4½ seconds.

2.ON/OFF override if 12VDC signal duration is sensed more than 4½ seconds.

High Speed Input overrides Low Speed Input.

RPower supply out from control board - 12VDC output.

O Low Speed Mode input to control - 12VDC input

W Intermittent Ventilation Mode Input - 12VDC input

G LED Output. This output is on anytime the HRV is operating in high speed.

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Contents Installation & Operating Instructions Heat Recovery VentilatorTable of Contents HRV200PLUS ApplicationEngineering Data Appliance Dimensions HRV200PLUS Clearance to CombustiblesNo Defrost Defrost OptionsChoose the defrost method best for your application Setup for Room Air Defrost Option Setup for Fresh Air Fireplace Defrost OptionRoom Air Defrost Fresh Air Fireplace DefrostInstallation Diagrams Simplified Installation Supply/Return MethodFresh Air Partially Dedicated InstallationExhaust Air Fully Dedicated Installation Installing the Ventilator Installing the Drain Line and P-TrapLocation ElectricalVent and Duct Installation Optional Alternate Exhaust Damper AssemblyStandard Locate the Fresh Air InletInstall Fresh Air Supply Ducting Duct the Warmside Air SupplyWarmside Ducting Guidelines Dampers and GrillesAssembling the Vent Pipe Sections HRV Plus Exhaust Guidelines Exhaust Termination Stale Air from the Living Area to the HRV Alternate ExhaustHorizontal Exhaust Terminations see Figures Alternate Exhaust PortHorizontal Termination Typical Horizontal TerminationTermination Cap Locations Dimension Descriptions As specified in CGA B149 Installation CodesVertical Termination see Figure Typical Vertical Termination see FigureTypical Vertical Termination Chase/Termination Installation Vent HeightFirestop Spacer/Vent Installation Installing the Firestop SpacerSelecting Blower Speeds Net Air Flow sCFMAir Flow Balancing BalancingBalancing Collar Instructions Pitot Tube Balancing Procedure see Figure Pitot Tube Balancing Flow Station Balancing Procedure see Figure Flow Station BalancingFireplace Operating Modes Connector P9 OFF ModeFireplace High Fire Mode Operating Modes∅ d. Novus Plus/6000 Plus Initiation HRV Defrost ModeTermination Fireplace Control Terminals Thermostat Operating Modes Connector P6Thermostat on Mode Ventilation Operating Modes Connector P1 Ventilation Control Terminals Connector P1Furnace Interface Terminals Furnace Interface Operating Modes Connector P3Interlock Mode ∅ Caliber NXT Plus or 6100 Plus & HRV Wired Together WiringFireplace Control Wiring ∅ Novus Plus Control Wiring ∅ 6000 Plus Control Wiring Hvac System Thermostat Control Wiring Thermostat Control WiringVentilation Control Wiring Ventilation Control WiringFurnace Interface Wiring Furnace Interface WiringMaintenance Instructions Monthly Maintenance Inspect Exterior HoodsQuarterly Maintenance Semi Annual Maintenance Clean CoreAnnual Maintenance General MaintenanceInspect and Clean Drain condensate Lines if required Inspect and Clean Duct Work if requiredSummarized Guide 20+3 77.58!$% Accessories Installing Remote ControlsREPLACEMENT-#$###$+*#!,&#PARTS#$% Index AHRHRV200PLUS GAS Appliance Limited Warranty

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