FläktGroup CAIRfricostar SEC controller Quick start guide

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Quick start guide

FläktGroup CAIRfricostar SEC controller is an advanced device designed to provide precise control over a variety of swimming pool systems. It enables users to manage humidity, temperature, air flow, and other parameters with ease. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive feature set, the SEC controller is an ideal choice for both residential and commercial swimming pool applications.

Here are some of the key capabilities of the FläktGroup CAIRfricostar SEC controller:

  • Precise humidity control: The SEC controller allows users to set and maintain a desired humidity level within the swimming pool area. This helps prevent condensation, protects building structures, and ensures a comfortable environment for swimmers.

FläktGroup CAIRfricostar SEC controller is an advanced device designed to provide precise control over a variety of swimming pool systems. It enables users to manage humidity, temperature, air flow, and other parameters with ease. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive feature set, the SEC controller is an ideal choice for both residential and commercial swimming pool applications.

Here are some of the key capabilities of the FläktGroup CAIRfricostar SEC controller:

  • Precise humidity control: The SEC controller allows users to set and maintain a desired humidity level within the swimming pool area. This helps prevent condensation, protects building structures, and ensures a comfortable environment for swimmers.
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QUICKGUIDE
Contents
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1 Units ................................................................................................... 3
1.1 CMU units ....................................................................................................... 3
1.2 CAM units ........................................................................................................ 4
1.3 CWR units ....................................................................................................... 5
1.4 CAT units Micro ............................................................................................... 6
1.5 CWT units Micro .............................................................................................. 7
2 Operation ........................................................................................... 8
2.1 Login / Access unit operation .......................................................................... 8
2.2 Basic operation ............................................................................................... 9
2.3 System user interface ................................................................................... 10
2.4 Setup wizard ................................................................................................. 10
2.5 Flowchart ....................................................................................................... 14
2.6 Tiles ............................................................................................................... 15
2.7 I/O-Forcing .................................................................................................... 19
2.8 Alarms ........................................................................................................... 19
2.9 Event ............................................................................................................. 20
2.10 Trend ............................................................................................................. 20
2.11 Scheduler ...................................................................................................... 21
2.12 Settings ......................................................................................................... 22
2.13 Information .................................................................................................... 23
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1Units
Unit configuration and operation of CAIRfricostar / Micro compact units
Thanks to the modular design of the units and various applications for each case, a
customer can select a wide range of unit configurations. Refer to the following exam-
ples demonstrating the basic unit design and its operating principles.
1.1 CMU units
The FläktGroup CAIRfricostar CMU is designed for private and small public swimming
pools. The series is available in 6 sizes.
The unit's function is to dehumidify and heat air in swimming pools in mixed air mode.
The unit is delivered with a DDC controls which regulates all functions of the system
on a fully automated basis.
Fig. 1-1
When in stand-by mode without dehumidification the air is recirculated in the swimming
pool. When the humidity setpoint has been exceeded the unit switches into dehumidi-
fication mode. At this point the supply-air fan is operated at nominal air flow and the
extract-air fan maintains the proper air movement. The refrigeration unit is activated in
order to start dehumidification. Using the bypass damper a certain part of return air is
mixed without further treatment with dehumidified air that has passed through the
refrigeration cycle. The dehumidification stage continues until the actual humidity value
lies below that of the humidity setpoint. Then the refrigeration unit is deactivated.
When in active hours swimming pool mode the fresh and exhaust air dampers are
opened, the bypass damper is closed. To start dehumidification the refrigeration unit is
activated.
Using an optional pool water condenser a certain amount of excess energy produced
by the refrigeration cycle can be fed back into swimming pool water.
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1.2 CAM units
The FläktGroup CAIRfricostar CAM is designed for various kinds of private and public
swimming pools. This unit series can deliver air flow rate from 750 up to 45.000 m³/h.
The unit's function is to dehumidify and heat air in swimming pools in mixed air mode.
Besides a refrigeration unit (heat pump) this unit type is additionally equipped with an
efficient heat recovery system. The unit is delivered with a DDC controls which regu-
lates all functions of the system on a fully automated basis.
Fig. 1-2
When in stand-by mode without dehumidification the air is recirculated in the swimming
pool. When the humidity setpoint has been exceeded the unit switches into dehumidi-
fication mode. At this point the supply-air fan is operated at nominal air flow and the
extract-air fan maintains the proper air movement. The refrigeration unit is activated in
order to start dehumidification. Using the bypass damper a part of return air is mixed
with air dehumidified through the refrigeration unit. The dehumidification stage contin-
ues until the actual humidity value lies below that of the humidity setpoint. Then the
refrigeration unit is deactivated.
When in active hours swimming pool mode the fresh and exhaust air dampers are
opened, the bypass damper is closed. Then the refrigeration unit is activated. In the
event of overheated swimming pool the refrigeration unit is deactivated and the bypass
dampers are opened to divert the heat recovery system.
Using an optional pool water condenser a certain amount of excess energy produced
by the refrigeration cycle can be fed back into swimming pool water.
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1.3 CWR units
The FläktGroup CAIRfricostar CWR is designed for various kinds of private and public
swimming pools. This unit series can deliver air flow rate from 750 up to 45.000 m³/h.
The unit's function is to dehumidify and heat air in swimming pools in mixed air mode.
These units are equipped with an efficient heat recovery facility. The unit is delivered
with a DDC controls which regulates all functions of the system on a fully automated
basis.
Fig. 1-3
When in stand-by mode without dehumidification the air is recirculated in the swimming
pool. When the humidity setpoint has been exceeded the unit switches into dehumidi-
fication mode. For this purpose outside air is supplied continuously. The dehumidifica-
tion stage continues until the actual humidity value lies below that of the humidity
setpoint. After that continuously operating outside air/extract air dampers are closed.
In the pool mode outside air and extract air dampers are opened to ensure a pre-set
minimum rate for outside air for hygienic reasons, the opening of the mixed-air damper
is reduced accordingly. Depending on the swimming pool humidity the outside air rate
is regulated automatically.
In the event of overheated swimming pool the bypass dampers are opened to divert
the heat recovery facility.
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1.4 CAT units Micro
The FläktGroup CAIRfricostar CAT is a dehumidifier with compact configuration
designed for private and hotel swimming pools as well as therapeutic baths. This unit
series can deliver air flow rate from 750 up to 6,500 m³/h. The series is available in
5 model sizes.
The unit operates to dehumidify and heat air in swimming pools in mixed air mode and
is equipped with a high-efficiency heat recovery facility and a compressor unit to ena-
ble dehumidification.
The unit is equipped with an integrated DDC control system which regulates all func-
tions on a fully automated basis.
Fig. 1-4
When in stand-by mode without dehumidification the air is recirculated in the swimming
pool. When the humidity setpoint has been exceeded the unit switches into dehumidi-
fication mode. For this purpose the refrigeration unit is activated. Part of return air is
mixed with dehumidified air using the bypass damper. The dehumidification stage con-
tinues until the actual humidity value lies below that of the humidity setpoint. Subse-
quently the refrigeration unit stops and air is recirculated in the swimming pool, all
values are monitored.
When in active hours swimming pool mode the fresh and exhaust air dampers are
opened, the bypass damper is closed. To start dehumidification the refrigeration unit is
activated. The unit operates to deliver the pre-set hygienic minimum rate of outside air.
Depending on the swimming pool humidity the latter is regulated continuously.
In the event of overheated swimming pool the bypass damper is opened to divert the
heat recovery facility.
Using an optional pool water condenser a certain amount of excess energy produced
by the refrigeration cycle can be fed back into swimming pool water.
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1.5 CWT units Micro
The FläktGroup CAIRfricostar CWT is a dehumidifier with compact configuration
designed for private and hotel swimming pools as well as therapeutic baths. This unit
series can deliver air flow rate from 750 up to 6,500 m³/h. The series is available in
5 model sizes.
The unit's function is to dehumidify and heat air in swimming pools in mixed air mode.
These units are equipped with a highly efficient heat recovery facility.
The unit is delivered with a DDC controls which regulates all functions of the system
on a fully automated basis.
Fig. 1-5
When in stand-by mode without dehumidification the air is recirculated in the swimming
pool. When the humidity setpoint has been exceeded the unit switches into dehumidi-
fication mode. Supplementary outside air is continuously added to supply air. The
dehumidification stage continues until the actual humidity value lies below that of the
humidity setpoint. Subsequently the unit operates to deliver the pre-set hygienic mini-
mum rate of outside air. Depending on the swimming pool humidity the latter is regu-
lated continuously.
In the event of overheated swimming pool the bypass damper is opened to divert the
heat recovery facility.
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2Operation
2.1 Login / Access unit operation
Either use 7”HMI or Notebook connect to the unit.
(Default address of the unit: 192.168.0.1, 255.255.255.0, 0.0.0.0)
After the first start of the unit the controller provides first the setup wizard. It can be
skipped by using the “skip setup wizard” button or accessed by enter credentials and
press the “LOGIN” button.
Fig. 2-1
Users have a dedicated user role. The following users are defined as standard:
Tab. 2-1
The different roles have the following rights for the system:
Tab. 2-2
Level Name User name Password
1Guest Guest
2Operator Operator Operator
3Admin Admin Admin
Restart
Backup
Restore
File access (FTP)
Time
synchronization
Simplified View
General
Network
Project
User database
Alarms
Diagnostic
Guest ----------R
Operator - - - - - X - - - - R/W R
Admin X - - - X X R/W R/W R/W R/W R/W R
X = yes; R = read; W = write
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2.2 Basic operation
User Login Login with your assigned role
Flowchart Main menu 1
Tile menu Main menu 2
In-/Outputs Forcing of all configured I/O’s
Energy monitoring Displays the energy consumption if configured
Smart menu Setup wizard / Documentation generator
(EDE File, Service Report) etc.
Operating data Unit configuration
Alarm list List with open fault and maintenance messages
Events History List with all notified fault and maintenance
messages
Trendlogs To collect data and then store the records
Switching times Different scheduler
Web configuration Advance system settings
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2.3 System user interface
Two different user interface start-up screens can be selected. The setting is made in
the wizard or manually in the configuration.
Flowchart
Fig. 2-2
Tiles
Fig. 2-3
The individual screens are described in more detail later in this document.
2.4 Setup wizard
With the Setup Wizard it is possible to configure the system. You are automatically
guided through the following pages.
Note:
All current settings will be overwritten!
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2.4.1 Skip setup wizard
After pressing skip button it it possible to keep it alive and start automatically the wizard
after the next restart of the browser or keep it continuously off.
Fig. 2-4
When the wizard is executed, please note the further points.
2.4.2 Language settings
Choose a country by selecting a flag, and press the green check button to acknowl-
edge and go ahead with the next page.
Fig. 2-5
2.4.3 Components not available for fricostar
Reset selection
Acknowledge language
and go ahead
Skip language settings Leave wizard
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2.4.4 Control settings
Choosing of fan control type, temperature, humidity control type and enabling of air
quality if necessary.
Fig. 2-6
Classical guide values related to the guideline VDI 2089 are:
30 °C air temperature
28 °C water temperature
at a room humidity of 54% rH
2.4.5 Time, date & units
Selecting of time settings and choosing units.
Fig. 2-7
Reset selection
Acknowledge selections
and go ahead
Skip settings Leave wizard
Reset selection Acknowledge selections
and go ahead
Skip settings Leave wizard
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2.4.6 Edit Profiles
Setting parameters for different operating modes, at least “Idle Mode” and “Pool Mode”
should be reviewed and adjust according the unit data. Profile data are pending of unit
configuration.
Fig. 2-8
2.4.7 Unit operation scheduler
The active times for the pool mode profile and idle mode profile can be set here. It can
be changed afterwards via the switching times menu. They can be changed afterwards
via the scheduler. A start time is always entered. The end time is automatically deter-
mined by the start time of the new time block.
Fig. 2-9
2.4.8 Start up settings
Changing the values defined for the start-up phase.
Fig. 2-10
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2.4.9 Default page
Select which start page is to be set as the default. Flowchart and tile selection possible.
Fig. 2-11
2.5 Flowchart
This screen is dynamically structured. Only the units or parts of the system that are
available in the system are displayed (according to the system configuration).
Fig. 2-12
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2.6 Tiles
This screen is dynamically structured. Only functions that have been configured in the
system (profile) are displayed.
Fig. 2-13
Manually changes in the tiles will be overwritten when the profile will be changed (e.g.
Scheduler).
If values needs to be changed permanently, the relevant profile has to be modified.
2.6.1 Fan Tile
Displays the setpoint and the present value.
Fig. 2-14
The setpoint can be adjusted manually using the arrow keys
(up/down) or by moving the volume adjustment ring. After
changing the profile, the setpoint will be overwritten with the one
specified in the profile.
Fig. 2-15
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2.6.2 Profile bypass Tile
With this feature you can start separate profile as bypass for a
certain time.
For example, spectator operation with high fresh air rate.
Fig. 2-16
The time of the bypass and the required profile can be selected.
Fig. 2-17
2.6.3 Temperature Tile
Displays the setpoint and the present value.
Fig. 2-18
The setpoint can be adjusted manually using the arrow keys
(up/down) or by moving the volume adjustment ring. After
changing the profile, the setpoint will be overwritten with the one
specified in the profile.
Fig. 2-19
2.6.4 Controller Mode Tile
Displays the active controller mode.
Fig. 2-20
A different controller mode can be selected manually.
In automatic mode, the control mode is taken from the active
profile in the scheduler.
Fig. 2-21
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2.6.5 Edit Profile Tile
To operate the unit the program has five adjustable profiles,
which contains group of setpoints that specifies the intended op-
erating mode.
Fig. 2-22
The following profiles are possible:
Tab. 2-3
2.6.6 Operating mode Tile
Displays the active operating mode (profile) and the next switch-
ing time.
Fig. 2-23
The operating mode can be changed manually.
In the automatic mode, the switching times of the scheduler are
active.
Fig. 2-24
Name Default
Idle Mode Operation 0% Fresh air rate
Pool Mode Operation 30% Fresh air rate
Construction Mode Operation 100% Supply air (No exhaust air!)
Free Profile 1 free
Free Profile 2 free
Boost
For preheating the room.
With this function it is possible to calculate a pre-switching time
and set the unit in a boost profile, before the normal operation will
be started.
Room Frost Protection Standby profile
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2.6.7 Extract air humidity Tile
Display of the setpoint (displayed in large) and the current value
(displayed in small).
Fig. 2-25
The setpoint can be adjusted manually using the arrow keys
(up/down) or by moving the volume adjustment ring. After
changing the profile, the setpoint will be overwritten with the one
specified in the profile.
Fig. 2-26
2.6.8 Outdoor air amount Tile
Display of the setpoint (displayed in large) and the current value
(displayed in small).
Fig. 2-27
The minimum and maximum outdoor air volume can be set
manually by using the arrow keys (up/down) or by moving the
volume adjustment ring. After changing the profile, the setpoints
will be overwritten with the one specified in the profile.
Fig. 2-28
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2.7 I/O-Forcing
Forcing of all configured I/O’s. To check the function of the unit, values can be “forced”
manually.
Fig. 2-29
2.8 Alarms
In this screen, the current fault messages (alarms) are displayed in a list.
The term “current” means in this case either still pending or not yet acknowledged.
Fig. 2-30
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2.9 Event
Fig. 2-31
2.10 Trend
You use a trend log to collect data and then store the records. A trend log can log each
I/O variable.
The specific values to be displayed in the trend can be selected here.
Fig. 2-32
Trend-Visualization
Fig. 2-33
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FläktGroup CAIRfricostar SEC controller Quick start guide

Type
Quick start guide

FläktGroup CAIRfricostar SEC controller is an advanced device designed to provide precise control over a variety of swimming pool systems. It enables users to manage humidity, temperature, air flow, and other parameters with ease. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive feature set, the SEC controller is an ideal choice for both residential and commercial swimming pool applications.

Here are some of the key capabilities of the FläktGroup CAIRfricostar SEC controller:

  • Precise humidity control: The SEC controller allows users to set and maintain a desired humidity level within the swimming pool area. This helps prevent condensation, protects building structures, and ensures a comfortable environment for swimmers.

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