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Function descriptions Frico controls
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Function descriptions
General Frico control levels 1, 2 and 3
For water and electrical heating
Water heating - Level 1
Description
Airflow is regulated manually. Room thermostat controls the water flow on/off via actuator and
valve.
Complete regulation kit
- CB30N, control box, controls the airflow in 3 steps
- RTE102, room thermostat IP30 (option KRT1900, IP55)
- VR20/25, set of valves (option only actuator/valve SD20/TVV20 or TVV25)
Settings
Control panel CB30:
For air curtain function fan step 3 should be used. If the sound level or velocity needs to be
reduced step 2 could be used. For heating function step 1 could be used, but it will seriously
decrease the air curtain function.
Thermostat RTE102:
The thermostat should be set at the desired room temperature, for example 20 °C. The knob is
hidden under the housing.
Adjustment valve JVF20/25 (included in VR20/25):
The water flow should be set according to heat output/water flow calculations for the current
water temperatures.
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Water heating - Level 2
Description
Airflow and heat output are controlled automatically based on the room temperature and the
status of the door.
When the door is open the fan runs on selected fan step 2 or 3. When the door closes the fan will
continue to run for the desired time (1 s–10 min) set on the door contact.
When the door is closed the fan runs on fan step 1 if there is a need for heating, if not the fan is
switched off.
The 2-step room thermostat controls the water flow on/off via actuator and valve.
Complete regulation kit
- CB30N, control box, controls the airflow in 3 steps
- MDC, magnetic door contact with time delay
- RTI2, 2-step room thermostat (option KRT2800)
- VR20/25, set of valves (option only actuator/valve SD20/TVV20 or TVV25)
Settings
Control panel CB30N:
Fan speed control: step 3 (alternatively step 2 if the sound level or velocity needs to be reduced)
Thermostat RTI2:
All adjustments are made inside the housing. The desired room temperature at open door is set
on the big knob inside the casing. This temperature should be a little bit higher than the actual
room temperature to make sure heating is always turned on when the door opens. 23 °C is a
recommended setting.
The desired room temperature when the door is closed is set with the blue knob “diff. steps” and
the big wheel in combination. The setting on the big wheel minus the “diff. steps” setting gives
the room temperature. E.g. with the big wheel set on 23 °C and the “diff. steps” knob set on 4
°C gives a desired room temperature setting of 19 °C.
Magnetic door contact MDC:
Over run delay time should be set to approximately 3-5 minutes on the knob +/- inside the
housing.
Adjustment valve JVF20/25:
The water flow should be set according to heat output/water flow calculations for the current
water temperatures.
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Water heating - Level 3
Description
The Level 3 controls are ready to run as soon as they have been set up. Little or no adjustment of
the preset parameters need to be made. The control is automatic and normally it needs not to be
shut off or maintained in any way. It is, however, a good idea to let the air curtain run for a few
weeks after installation to evaluate the way it is working, and not until then change the
parameters.
Airflow and heat output are controlled automatically based on the status of the door, outdoor
temperature and room temperature. When the door is open the fan speed increases depending on
the outdoor temperature, and the water flow on/off is controlled via actuator and valve by the
outdoor temperature. In the summer the air curtain will be running without heat to prevent the
chilled air from escaping the building. There is an adjustable over run time that keeps the fan
running between door openings.
When the door is closed the fan runs on low speed, controlled by the room temperature. Also the
water flow on/off is controlled via actuator and valve by the room temperature.
Complete regulation kit
- ADEA, regulator (complete with outdoor sensor, built-in room sensor and door contact)
- ADEAEB, control board for external mounting or ADEAIB for internal mounting
(AD300/400 only)
- ADEAGD extra control card is needed with 24V regulation (AG, AGV, RD, SF and Gelu or
for BMS control)
- VR20/25, set of valves (option only actuator/valve SD20/TVV20 or TVV25)
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Settings for all water heated units except AD Corinte
When starting the ADEA for the first time the right program must be selected in the PRO.V
setting. The digit is changed with the two arrows and choosen with the select button.
• AD air curtains: Program 1.
• AG, AGV, SF, RD or any Gelu air curtains: Program 2.
These settings are a recommendation to be set on the control panel. ( ) indicates factory preset.
No settings except +RPM must be changed, all others are factory presets. For more information
please consult the ADEA manual.
MENU
SETTING VALUE
ROOM
EXPLANATION
Measured value menu
DAY
DAY
NIGHT
SAVE
WPNO
(18)
(15)
(12)
Desired values menu
Day time value
Night time value
Energy savings value
(0)
Weekly program menu (0 = no program)
(15)
(2)
Heating regulation parameters menu
Outdoor temperature limit for heating
Temperature difference between power steps
(for electrical heating when door is closed)
REGUL
LIM.H
DIFFH
FAN
MIN%
MAX%
D.MAX
D.MIN
TMINH
TMXH
TMINC
TMXC
+RPM
(-)
(-)
(45)
(3)
(18)
(-10)
(18)
(30)
10 (0)
Fan parameters menu
Minimum fan speed (only for step less control)
Maximum fan speed (only for step less control)
Over run time with max speed
Over run time with min speed
Outdoor temperature for min speed (winter)
Outdoor temperature for max speed (winter)
Outdoor temperature for min speed (summer)
Outdoor temperature for max speed (summer)
Increase of fan speed with decreasing indoor
FANC
(0)
Fan control (0 = 3-step, 1 = step less)
T.LIM
(21)
Special settings menu, only accessible with code
The maximum room temperature for use of heating
temperature
CODE?
Adjustment valve JVF20/25:
The water flow should be set according to heat output/water flow calculations for the current
water temperatures.
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Settings for AD Corinte, water heated
When starting the ADEA for the first time the right program must be selected in the PRO.V
setting. The digit is changed with the two arrows and choosen with the select button. For AD
Corinte select program 1.
These settings are a recommendation to be set on the control panel. ( ) indicates factory preset.
Only four values need changing, all others are preset. For more information please consult the
ADEA manual.
MENU
SETTING VALUE
EXPLANATION
ROOM
Measured value menu
DAY
(18)
(15)
(12)
Desired values menu
Day time value
Night time value
Energy savings value
(0)
Weekly program menu (0 = no program)
LIM.H
DIFFH
(15)
(2)
Heating regulation parameters menu
Outdoor temperature limit for heating
Temperature difference between power steps
(for electrical heating when door is closed)
MIN%
MAX%
D.MAX
D.MIN
TMINH
TMXH
TMINC
TMXC
+RPM
30 (-)
100 (-)
(45)
(3)
(18)
(-10)
(18)
(30)
10 (0)
Fan parameters menu
Minimum fan speed (only for step less control)
Maximum fan speed (only for step less control)
Over run time with max speed
Over run time with min speed
Outdoor temperature for min speed (winter)
Outdoor temperature for max speed (winter)
Outdoor temperature for min speed (summer)
Outdoor temperature for max speed (summer)
Increase of fan speed with decreasing indoor
FANC
1 (0)
Fan control (0 = 3-step, 1 = step less)
T.LIM
(21)
Special settings menu, only accessible with code
The maximum room temperature for use of heating
DAY
NIGHT
SAVE
WPNO
REGUL
FAN
temperature
CODE?
Adjustment valve JVF20/25:
The water flow should be set according to heat output/water flow calculations for the current
water temperatures.
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Electric heating - Level 1
Description
Airflow is regulated manually in 3 steps. Room thermostat controls the heat output in 2 steps.
Complete regulation kit
- CB32N, control box, controls the airflow in 3 steps and heat output in 2 steps.
- RTI2, 2-step room thermostat (option KRT2800).
Settings
Control panel CB32:
For air curtain function fan step 3 should be used. If the sound level or velocity needs to be
reduced step 2 could be used. For heating function step 1 could be used, but it will seriously
decrease the air curtain function.
The heat should normally be set to step 2 to use the full power. If there are any electrical supply
restrictions or less heat is needed step 1 can be used. Together with full fan speed heating step 1
may not make the air feel warm.
Thermostat RTI2:
All adjustments are made inside the housing. The big wheel should be set at desired room
temperature, e.g. around 20 °C. The small knob sets the difference between the steps and should
be set at around 1-2 °C.
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Electric heating - Level 2
Description
Airflow and heat output are controlled automatically based on the room temperature and the
status of the door.
When the door is open the fan runs on selected fan step 2 or 3. When the door closes the fan will
continue to run for the desired time (1 s–10 min) set on the door contact.
When the door is closed the fan runs on fan step 1 if there is a need for heating, if not the fan is
switched off.
The two step room thermostat controls the heating on/off at the set heating step.
Complete regulation kit
- CB32N, control box, controls the airflow in 3 steps and heat output in 2 steps.
- MDC, magnetic door contact with time delay
- RTI2, 2-step room thermostat (option KRT2800)
Settings
Control panel CB32N:
For air curtain function fan step 3 should be used. If the sound level or velocity needs to be
reduced step 2 could be used.
The heat should normally be set to step 2 to use the full power. If there are any electrical supply
restrictions or less heat is needed step 1 can be used. Together with full fan speed heating step 1
may not make the air feel warm.
Thermostat RTI2:
All adjustments are made inside the housing. The desired room temperature at open door is set
on the big knob inside the casing. This temperature should be a little bit higher than the actual
room temperature to make sure heating is always turned on when the door opens. 23 °C is a
recommended setting.
The desired room temperature when the door is closed is set with the blue knob “diff. steps” and
the big wheel in combination. The setting on the big wheel minus the “diff. steps” setting gives
the room temperature. E.g. with the big wheel set on 23 °C and the “diff. steps” knob set on 4
°C gives a desired room temperature setting of 19 °C.
Magnetic door contact MDC:
Over run delay time should be set to approximately 3-5 minutes on the knob +/- inside the
casing.
Adjustment valve JVF20/25:
The water flow should be set according to heat output/water flow calculations for the current
water temperatures.
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Electric heating - Level 3
Description
Airflow and heat output are controlled automatically based on the status of the door, outdoor
temperature and room temperature. When the door is open the fan speed increases depending on
the outdoor temperature, and the heat is controlled on/off on depending on the outdoor
temperature. There is an adjustable over run time that keeps the fan running between door
openings.
When the door is closed the fan runs on low speed, controlled by the room temperature. Also the
heat is controlled on/off by the room temperature.
Complete regulation kit
- ADEA, regulator (complete with outdoor sensor, built-in room sensor and door contact)
- ADEAEB, control board for external mounting or ADEAIB for internal mounting
(AD300/400 only)
- ADEAGD extra control card is needed with 24V regulation (AG, AGV, RD, SF and Gelu or
for BMS control)
- VR20/25, set of valves (option only actuator/valve SD20/TVV20 or TVV25)
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Settings for all electrically heated units except AD Corinte
When starting the ADEA for the first time the right program must be selected in the PRO.V
setting. The digit is changed with the two arrows and choosen with the select button.
• AD air curtains: Program 1.
• AG, AGV, SF, RD or any Gelu air curtains: Program 2.
These settings are a recommendation to be set on the control panel. ( ) indicates factory preset.
No settings must be changed. For more information please consult the ADEA manual.
MENU
SETTING VALUE
EXPLANATION
ROOM
Measured value menu
DAY
(18)
(15)
(12)
Desired values menu
Day time value
Night time value
Energy savings value
(0)
Weekly program menu (0 = no program)
LIM.H
DIFFH
(15)
(2)
Heating regulation parameters menu
Outdoor temperature limit for heating
Temperature difference between power steps
(for electrical heating when door is closed)
MIN%
MAX%
D.MAX
D.MIN
TMINH
TMXH
TMINC
TMXC
+RPM
(-)
(-)
(45)
(3)
(18)
(-10)
(18)
(30)
(0)
Fan parameters menu
Minimum fan speed (only for step less control)
Maximum fan speed (only for step less control)
Over run time with max speed
Over run time with min speed
Outdoor temperature for min speed (winter)
Outdoor temperature for max speed (winter)
Outdoor temperature for min speed (summer)
Outdoor temperature for max speed (summer)
Increase of fan speed with decreasing indoor
FANC
(0)
Fan control (0 = 3-step, 1 = step less)
T.LIM
(21)
Special settings menu, only accessible with code
The maximum room temperature for use of heating
DAY
NIGHT
SAVE
WPNO
REGUL
FAN
temperature
CODE?
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Settings for AD Corinte, electrically heated
When starting the ADEA for the first time the right program must be selected in the PRO.V
setting. The digit is changed with the two arrows and choosen with the select button. For AD
Corinte select program 1.
These settings are a recommendation to be set on the control panel. ( ) indicates factory preset.
Only three values need changing, all others are preset. For more information please consult the
ADEA manual.
MENU
SETTING VALUE
EXPLANATION
ROOM
Measured value menu
DAY
(18)
(15)
(12)
Desired values menu
Day time value
Night time value
Energy savings value
(0)
Weekly program menu (0 = no program)
LIM.H
DIFFH
(15)
(2)
Heating regulation parameters menu
Outdoor temperature limit for heating
Temperature difference between power steps
(for electrical heating when door is closed)
MIN%
MAX%
D.MAX
D.MIN
TMINH
TMXH
TMINC
TMXC
+RPM
40 (-)
100 (-)
(45)
(3)
(18)
(-10)
(18)
(30)
(0)
Fan parameters menu
Minimum fan speed (only for step less control)
Maximum fan speed (only for step less control)
Over run time with max speed
Over run time with min speed
Outdoor temperature for min speed (winter)
Outdoor temperature for max speed (winter)
Outdoor temperature for min speed (summer)
Outdoor temperature for max speed (summer)
Increase of fan speed with decreasing indoor
FANC
1 (0)
Fan control (0 = 3-step, 1 = step less)
T.LIM
(21)
Special settings menu, only accessible with code
The maximum room temperature for use of heating
DAY
NIGHT
SAVE
WPNO
REGUL
FAN
temperature
CODE?
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A help for troubleshooting
Control boxes CB30N and CB32N
Terminals with the same lettering are connected to enable easy connection. Make sure only the
bridges drawn on the appropriate wiring diagram are there, all others must be removed.
Thermostat RTI2
The LED L2 indicates that the first step has been switched, meaning the actual room
temperature is below the temperature set on the big wheel. When the temperature falls even
more the second step switches and the LED L3 is lit.
Magnetic door contact MDC
The green LED indicates that an open door signal has been received from the door contact. The
red LED indicates that the relays are tripped, so that the contact between terminals 11-14 (21-24
and 31-34 also) is closed. When the red LED is out the contact between 11-12 (21-22 and 31-32
also) is closed. The red LED will remain lit as long as the door stays open and until the over run
time is finished.
The magnetic sensor is NC meaning that the contact is closed when the magnet does not affect
the contact. This means that when the door closes and the magnet and contact are close to each
other the contact is open.
The magnet and the contact needs to be carefully positioned to work properly. The right position
is when both parts have the text facing the same direction. They must not be mounted more than
10 mm apart. Make sure to try out the positioning and to see that the green LED is really out
when the door is closed.
Make sure all bridges drawn on the appropriate wiring diagram are connected.
ADEAEB
When the thermal contacts from the motors are not connected to the ADEAEB the terminals
40-41 must be bridged.
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