Dehumidifier Manual With Wiring Diagram

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Description
Mechanical Systems and Components
Air Dryer ML 690
MA &MAB010
MUNTERS
Register 11.27
Manufacturer
Type
ML 690 TiSBHV
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0515E
1.1.8-12700-MA100291 / 1-1
Documentation
Munters Project No.
DEROWA 4753
Standstill Air Dryer
ML 690 TiSBHV
400 V / 50 Hz
Serial-No. 700783
Siemens AG
M58-3010228824
Ashuganj North - Bangladesh
Date: 08.12.2014
Language: English
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Table of Contents
1. Hazard Warnings
2. Product Information
3. User's Manual
4. Spare Parts
5. Electro Circuit Diagram
6. Drawing Dehumidifier
7. Connection Skid
8. Declaration of Conformity
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Hazard Warnings
Dehumidifier on a Trolley
!!! Hazard Warnings !!!

Any work on or with the MUNTERS air dehumidifier on panel transporters may
only be completed by qualified, commissioned and instructed personnel in accordance with
applicable regulations.
We recommend that all maintenance work on the air dehumidifier be carried out by MUNTERS
GmbH personnel.
MUNTERS GmbH does not accept any liability for any damage caused by improper handling.
Caution! High centre of gravity!

Risk of tipping due to improper handling!
Apply locking brakes!
Do not transport on angled surfaces!
Danger due to improper connection of the air dehumidifier!
Danger
The air dehumidifier must only be operated at the mains voltage and frequency specified on the
type plate.
Safety and protective equipment must not be removed, modified or put out of operation.
Only operate the air dehumidifier when the lid is closed.
Before starting the air dehumidifier, the operating personnel must ensure that there are no foreign
objects in the air dehumidifier and the connected air lines. Free suction must be ensured.
If a malfunction occurs which poses a danger to people, the air dehumidifier and/or the environ-
ment, the air dehumidifier must be switched off immediately and secured against any unintention-
al reactivation.
The air dehumidifier may only be restarted if the cause of the malfunction has been remedied and
if there is no longer any danger to people, the air dehumidifier and/or the environment.
Caution, voltage! Dangerous voltage!

The supply line is
energised, even if Nonobservance of this warning may lead to injury or
the main switch is death.
switched off
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Brief description of standstill dry-air device for steam turbines according to
the adsorption principle
In case of a long period of standstill of the steam turbine (see also information
from the Siemens product manual), to avoid standstill corrosion of the turbine, air
is taken from the machine casing and dried over a mobile air dryer. The turbine is
supplied with the dried air at suitable locations via flexible hoses, flanges and
shaped pieces, and it can leak out from the turbine again at suitable locations. In
total a slight over-pressure results in the turbine, so that ambient air cannot
penetrate into the turbine.
The general requirements on the MUNTERS air dryer results as follows:
1 Item MUNTERS dry air device type ML690 TiSBHV. The dehumidification of the
air is implemented according to the adsorption principle.
Adjusted air quantity: 690 m³/h
Available electrical energy interface conditions: 400 V / 50 Hz / 3-phase. Can be
connected using a 1x10 m cable with plug connector, 5-pole incl. corresponding
coupling for the connection provided on site.
The connection of the dry air device to the steam turbine may be implemented
only after the rundown, when the vacuum has been broken and the steam turbine
has cooled down, and is to be removed again before the evacuation and start-up
of the steam turbine. The connection of the MUNTERS dry air device is
implemented using the enclosed prefabricated hose system, in accordance with
Drawing - Module Assembly - 01265000 and information from the Siemens
product manual.
The MUNTERS dry air device is assembled operationally-ready in its standard

implementation (up to the flexible hose system) on a plate car. The standard
equipment consists of a MUNTERS compact dry air device with filters of the filter
Class M5, a motor throttle flap (Open / Close) connected at the process air side,
an electrical heater and connection nozzles for the hose system. On the
regeneration air side is located a preset hand throttle flap for the regeneration air
quantity.
The switchgear cabinet is integrated above into the device casing and
corresponds to the MUNTERS standard.
The M5 air filters on the process-air inlet side and the regeneration-air inlet side
are monitored by means of filter monitoring in the form of differential pressure
monitors. The filter must be replaced if the yellow maintenance lamp lights up.
Included in the scope of delivery are 2 items M5 spare filters. The adjustment of
the differential pressure monitor is implemented by the MUNTERS company.
Temperature and relative humidity measurement with visualization are located

directly on the dry-air outlet / process-air outlet.
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The motor throttle flap (Open / Closed) serves for the regulation of the air stream
with extreme ambient temperature and relative ambient humidity. In normal
operation (690 m³/h), the motorized valve is opened 100%. If the ambient air
temperature increases above 35°C and the ambient humidity above 70% RH, the
motorized valve is closed until the air stream is reduced approx. 2/3 (460 m³/h).
The calibration of the air quantities and the fixing of the air flap is implemented by
the MUNTERS company.
The air flow of the regeneration air outlet is routed over a T-joint from the suction
area of the regeneration air. A manually-adjustable throttle flap is used for the
adjustment of the regeneration-air quantity. The calibration of the air quantity and
the fixing of the air flap is implemented by the MUNTERS company. A correction
of this adjustment may be carried out only by MUNTERS.
The electrical auxiliary heating device is controlled dependent on the ambient

temperature using a thermostat. The safety monitoring is implemented using a
max. temperature monitor, a safety temperature monitor and an air stream
monitor. The heating is controlled using a thermostat at the process air inlet, which
measures the ambient air temperature of the machinery hall. The adjustment
t<7°C Heating On and t>10°C Heating Off is implemented by the MUNTERS
company (t = ambient temperature in the machine house).
The MUNTERS air dryer is equipped on the operating side with optical
visualization for filter monitoring (yellow signal lights) and centralized fault control
(red signal lights).
In case of a fault, the air dryer is switched off and the red lamp signals that the
system is in fault mode.
The filter change maintenance is optically displayed over yellow lamps as
regeneration air filter maintenance and as process air filter maintenance. If the for
case maintenance occurs, the corresponding filter must be replaced.
Date: 28.03.2014/NW
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
ML Series ML690
Desiccant Dehumidifier Features
• Advanced control panel -

diagnostic fault display.
• Unique plastic rotor casing 100 %

corrosion resistance.
• Dehumidifies efficient down to

-20ºC.
• Dehumidifies to low dewpoint.
• Interchangeable front and back

panels - easier to install.
Product Description
The ML690 desiccant dehumidifier is designed to efficiently
dehumidify in low moisture applications. It is equipped with an
internally sealed rotor unit. The rotor casing is constructed of
durable thermoset plastic and contains isolated sections that
provide a precise balance for dehumidification, reactivation, and
heat recovery airflows. Its rugged formed metal frame and access
panels are produced from corrosion resistant Aluzink®.
The electrical control system conforms to EN 60204 (IEC204)
standards. The electrical components are mounted on busbars and
are constructed of halogen-free plastic. The electrical system is
designed for up to 690V and 60º C. ML Series dehumidifiers
conform to both harmonised European Standards and to CE
marking specifications.
Munters Rotor Technology

The desiccant rotor is manufactured from a corrugated composite
material that is highly effective at attracting and holding water
vapour. Every Munters dehumidifier applies a unique rotor
technology. Airflows, air conditions, rotor sections, and rotor
rotation speeds are optimised for specific applications. An
innovative control system maximises the units energy efficiency.
A characteristic of the ML Series rotor technology is an extra rotor
sector which provides high capacity, while simultaneously
recovering heat, thereby effectively reducing the electrical power
requirement.
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Model ML690 Scaled and dimensioned AutoCad
Diagram measurements are for reference drawings are available in Munters
Dehumidification
only. DryCap program. Capacity
B
A Approximate capacity in kg/h at

different inlet process air relative
humidity, % RH.
Dehumidification capacity, kg/h
7,0
ÆD
RH
80%
RH
ÆE
5,6 60%
C
RH
40%
4,2
ML
420
Munters 2,8
1,4
Width (A) Depth (B) Height (C) Diam. (D) Diam. (E) Weight
715 mm 590 mm 1352 mm 200 mm 125 mm 143 kg 0
–10 0 10 20 30
Process Air Temperature, °C
Technical Specification Options

IEC protective class (unit) IP44
Process air IEC protective class (electrical panel) IP54 • Hours run counter (monitors the
Rated airflow (m³/h) 690 number of hours the system is
Available static pressure (Pa) 300 operational)
• Blocked filter alarm
Reactivation air • Rotor stopped alarm
Rated airflow (m³/h) 254
• Humidity control system with alarm
Available static pressure (Pa) 300
and display
Refer to the RH98 product data
Total power, sheet
voltage and current (amps/phase) • Air cooled condenser
Total power(kW) 7,82
Refer to the ML690L product data
220V 3-50Hz (A) 22,0
sheet
220V 3-60Hz (A) 22,5
• Stainless steel sheet metal casing
230V 3-50Hz (A) 21,6
230V 3-60Hz (A) 21,7
380V 3-50Hz (A) 12,7
380V 3-60Hz (A) 13,0
400V 3-50Hz (A) 12,4
415V 3-50Hz (A) 12,2
440V 3-60Hz (A) 11,3
460V 3-60Hz (A) 11,0
480V 3-60Hz (A) 10,8
500V 3-50Hz (A) 10,0
Miscellaneous data
Operating temperature (ºC) -20/+40
Max noise level unducted (dBA) 74
Air filter standard G3
Subject to change without notice.
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Original instructions
User manual
ML 420, ML690, MLT800
ML1100, ML1350, MLT1400
Desiccant dehumidiier
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Important user information
Intended use Safety
Munters dehumidiiers are intended to be used for the Information about dangers are in this manual indicated
dehumidiication of air. Any other use of the unit, or by the common hazard symbol:
use which is contrary to the instructions given in this
manual, can cause personal injury and damage to the unit WARNING!
and other property. Indicates a possible danger that can lead to personal injury.
No modiication of the unit is allowed without prior

approval by Munters. Attachment or installation
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
Indicates a possible danger that can lead to damage to the
of additional devices is only allowed after written
unit or other property, or cause environmental damage.
agreement by Munters.
Warranty NOTE! Highlights supplementary information for optimal

The warranty period is valid from the date the unit use of the unit.
left our factory, unless otherwise stated in writing.
The warranty is limited to a free exchange of parts or
Conformity with Directives
The dehumidiier is in conformity with the essential
components which have failed as a result of defects in
safety requirements of the Machinery Directive
materials or workmanship.
2006/42/EC, the Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
All warranty claims must include proof that the
and the EMC Directive 2004/108/EC. The
fault has occurred within the warranty period and
dehumidiier is manufactured by an ISO 9001:2008
that the unit has been used in accordance with the
accredited manufacturing organisation.
speciications. All claims must specify the unit type and
fabrication number. This information is stamped on the Copyright
identiication plate, see section Marking. The contents of this manual can be changed without
It is a condition of the warranty that the unit for the full prior notice.
warranty period is serviced and maintained by a qualiied NOTE! This manual contains information which is
Munters engineer or Munters approved engineer. protected by copyright laws. It is not allowed to reproduce or
Access to speciic and calibrated test equipment is transmit any part of this manual without written consent from
necessary. The service and maintenance must be Munters.
documented for the warranty to be valid.
Always contact Munters for service or repair. Operating Please send any comments regarding this manual to:
faults can occur if the unit is maintained insuficiently or Munters Europe AB
incorrectly. Technical Documentation
P.O. Box 1150
SE- 164 26 KISTA Sweden
e-mail: t-doc@munters.se
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Table of contents
Important user information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii 5.1.2 Single-stage humidity sensor . 14
Intended use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii 5.1.3 Two-stage humidity sensor . . . 14
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii 5.1.4 Remote fault indication . . . . . . . . 14
Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii 5.2 Pre-start checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Conformity with Directives . . . . . . . . . . . . ii 5.3 Airlow check and adjustment . . . . . . . . 16
Copyright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii 6 Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Table of contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii 6.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6.2 Quick stop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
1.1 About this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6.3 Before starting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
1.2 Unintended use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6.4 Operator panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
1.3 Safety and cautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6.5 RH98 operator panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
1.4 Markings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6.6 Operating the unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
1.5 Supervision of operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6.6.1 Manual mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
1.6 Fault indications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6.6.2 Automatic mode – humidity
2 Dehumidiier design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 sensor connected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2.1 Product description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 6.6.3 Automatic mode - RH98 or
2.2 Principle of operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 VariDry (option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2.3 Main components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Service and maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
3 Transport, inspection and storage . . . . . . . 5 7.1 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
3.1 Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 7.2 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
3.2 Inspection of delivery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 7.3 Service options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
3.3 Storing the equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 7.4 Extended warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
4 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 7.5 Service and maintenance schedule . . 24
4.1 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 7.6 Filter change . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
4.2 Site requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 8 Fault tracing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
4.3 Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 8.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
4.4 Mirror handed duct connections . . . . . . 7 8.2 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
4.5 Duct installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 8.3 Fault tracing list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
4.5.1 General recommendations . . . 8 9 Technical speciication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
4.5.2 Duct for outdoor air inlet . . . . . . . 11 9.1 Dimensions and service space . . . . . . . 29
4.5.3 Duct for wet air outlet . . . . . . . . . . . 11 9.2 Capacity diagrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
4.6 Precautionary measures for units with 9.3 Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
LI desiccant rotor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 9.4 Sound data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
4.7 Electrical connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 10 Scrapping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
4.8 External humidity sensor . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Appendix 1Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.9 Gas reactivation (ML1100 units 1.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 1.2 Running time meter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
5 Commissioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 1.3 Rotor stop alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
5.1 Settings before start-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 1.4 Blocked ilter alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
5.1.1 Continuous process air fan 1.5 Filter box - M5 and F7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 1.6 Humidity control system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
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1.6.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 1.6.6 Display/change other
1.6.2 Transmitter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
1.6.3 Control unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 1.6.7 Process alarms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
1.6.4 Setpoints and control 2 Contact Munters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
1.6.5 Display/change setpoint for
relative humidity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
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Dehumidiier ML420-MLT1400
1 Introduction
1.1 About this manual
This manual is written for the user of the dehumidiier. It contains necessary information for how to install
and use the dehumidiier in a safe and eficient way. Read through the manual before the dehumidiier is
installed and used.
Contact your nearest Munters ofice if you have any questions regarding the installation or the use of your
dehumidiier.
This manual must be stored in a permanent location close to the dehumidiier.
1.2 Unintended use

■ The dehumidiier is not intended for outdoor installation.
■ The dehumidiier is not intended for use in classiied areas where explosion safety compliant equipment
is required.
■ The dehumidiier must not be installed near any heat generating devices that can cause damage to the
equipment.
1.3 Safety and cautions

Every measure has been taken in the design and manufacture of the dehumidiier to ensure that it meets the
safety requirements of the directives and standards listed in the EC Declaration of Conformity.
The information in this manual shall in no way take precedence over individual responsibilities or local
regulations.
During operation and other work with a machine it is always the responsibility of the individual to consider:
■ The safety of all persons concerned.
■ The safety of the unit and other property.
■ The protection of the environment.
The types of dangers that are indicated in this manual are described in section Important user information.
WARNING!
- The unit must not be splashed with or immersed in water.
- Do not connect the unit to other mains voltage than speciied on the identiication plate.
- Do not insert ingers or any other objects into the air vents.
- All electrical installations must be carried out by a qualiied electrician and in accordance with local regulations.
- The dehumidiier can restart automatically after a power cut. Always set and lock the main power switch in the
OFF position before carrying out any service work.
- Use only approved lifting equipment to prevent personal injury and damage to the equipment.
- Always contact Munters for service or repair.
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1.4 Markings
1
2
Torrluft
Dry air
Trockenluft
Airsec
3
Våtluft
W etair
Nassluft
Airhum ide
4
5
Processluft
Processair
Prozessluft
Aira t`
raiter
Reg.luft
Reac.air
Reg.Luft
Airde regener
' at'ion
'
Figure 1.1 Identiication plate and markings
3
Figure 1.2 Identiication plate, example Figure 1.3 Labels for air inlets and outlets
1. Unit identiication plate 4. Process air inlet

2. Dry air outlet 5. Reactivation air inlet
3. Wet air outlet
Explanation of "Fabr. no" on the identiication plate:

09 = year of manufacture, 19 = week of manufacture, 190XXX = article number, XXXXX = serialnumber
1.5 Supervision of operation

The dehumidiier is controlled and monitored using the operator panel located on the front of the unit.
1.6 Fault indications

Faults are clearly indicated on the operator panel, see section 6.4, Operator panel.
Alarms relating to relative air humidity are given in the display of the humidity control system (if installed),
see appendix1.6, Humidity control system.
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2 Dehumidiier design
2.1 Product description
The desiccant dehumidiiers in the ML series have been developed to effectively dehumidify the air in
environments requiring low air humidity.
The dehumidiier is equipped with an encapsulated rotor unit. The rotor casing is constructed of durable
thermoset plastic and contains isolated sections that provide a precise balance for the dehumidiication,
reactivation and heat recovery airlows.
The dehumidiier is manufactured in accordance with uniform European standards and established
requirements for CE-marking.
2.2 Principle of operation
1. Process air
2. Dry air
3. Reactivation air
4 4. Wet air
2
Figure 2.1 Principle of operation
The desiccant rotor is the adsorption dehumidifying component in the unit. The rotor structure is
comprised of a large number of small air channels.
The desiccant rotor is made of a composite material that is highly effective in attracting and retaining water
vapour. The rotor is divided in two zones. The airlow to be dehumidiied, process air, passes through the
largest zone of the rotor and then leaves the rotor as dry air. Since the rotor rotates slowly, the incoming air
always meets a dry zone on the rotor, thus creating a continuous dehumidiication process.
The airlow that is used to dry the rotor, reactivation air, is heated. The reactivation air passes through
the rotor in the opposite direction to the process air and leaves the rotor as wet air (warm, moist air). This
principle enables the dehumidiier to work effectively, even at freezing temperatures.
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2.3 Main components
6
8
9
10
5 11
4
12
14 13
16 15
Figure 2.2 Main components

1. Lower rotor cover 9. Drive motor
2. Roller, belt guide 10. Pulley, belt drive
3. Drive belt 11. Reactivation air ilter
4. Rotor 12. Reactivation air impeller
5. Sealing ring, rotor 13. Reactivation fan motor
6. Upper rotor cover 14. Process fan motor

7. Electrical control panel 15. Process air impeller
8. Reactivation heater 16. Process air ilter
NOTE! The ML420 unit has only one fan motor that is placed between the process and reactivation impeller.
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3 Transport, inspection and storage

3.1 Transport
The dehumidiier is delivered on a pallet and must be handled carefully. All panel doors on the unit must be
closed during transport. Provided that the dehumidiier is still secured to its delivery pallet, it can be moved
using a fork-lift truck.
WARNING!
Move the dehumidiier carefully as there is a risk of the dehumidiier tipping over.
Figure 3.1 Correct length on forklift arms
Weight of the dehumidiier can be found in section 9.1, Dimensions and service space.
3.2 Inspection of delivery

1. Inspect the delivery and compare with the delivery note, order conirmation or other delivery
documentation. Make sure that everything is included and nothing is damaged.
2. Contact Munters immediately if the delivery is not complete in order to avoid installation delays.
3. If the unit is to be put into storage prior to installation, see section Storing the equipment.
4. Remove all packaging material from the unit, and make sure that no damage has occurred during
transportation.
5. Any visible damage must be reported in writing to Munters within 5 days and prior to installation of
the unit.
6. Dispose of the packaging material according to local regulations.
3.3 Storing the equipment

Follow these instructions if the dehumidiier is to be stored prior to installation:
■ Place the dehumidiier in an upright position on a horizontal surface.
■ Re-use the packaging material to provide protection for the unit.
■ Protect the dehumidiier from physical damage.
■ Store the dehumidiier under cover and protect it from dust, frost, rain and aggressive contaminants.
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4 Installation
4.1 Safety
WARNING!
- The unit must not be splashed with or immersed in water.
- Do not connect the unit to other mains voltage than speciied on the identiication plate.
- Do not insert ingers or any other objects into the air vents.
- All electrical installations must be carried out by a qualiied electrician and in accordance with local regulations.
- The dehumidiier can restart automatically after a power cut. Always set and lock the main power switch in the
OFF position before carrying out any service work.
- Use only approved lifting equipment to prevent personal injury and damage to the equipment.
- Always contact Munters for service or repair.
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
The wet air duct must always be insulated when there is a risk of freezing. Condensation builds up easily on the
inside of the duct because of the high moisture content of the wet air leaving the dehumidiier.
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
The dehumidiier is designed to operate at speciic process airlows (corresponding to the fan sizes installed) and
must not be directly connected to air-conditioning systems.
4.2 Site requirements

The dehumidiier is only intended for indoor installation. Avoid installing the dehumidiier in a damp
environment where there is a risk of water entering the unit or in a very dusty environment. If in doubt,
contact Munters. It is important that the intended installation site meets the location and space requirements
for the equipment in order to achieve the best possible performance.
For the unit dimensions and service space requirements, see section 9.1, Dimensions and service space.
NOTE! If there is a need for reduction of vibrations from the dehumidiier, contact Munters for instructions.
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4.3 Foundation
The dehumidiier must be installed on a level loor, or on a platform capable of supporting the machine
weight. If the maximum loor loading weight is not exceeded, special foundations are not required.
When the dehumidiier has been installed, check that it is level.
If local regulations require that the unit is permanently ixed in position, the ixing holes can be used for
bolting the unit to the loor.
Figure 4.1 Drilling pattern
4.4 Mirror handed duct connections

The front and rear panels are interchangeable, so that the connections for process air and dry air may be
situated either on the left or right side of the unit.
The dehumidiiers are delivered with the process and dry air connections on the left side of the unit. If
it is required to change the orientation, so that the connections are on the right side of the unit, proceed
as follows.
WARNING!
Make sure that the dehumidiier is disconnected from the mains power before changing the positions of the
process air and dry air connections.
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Figure 4.2 Changing panel positions Figure 4.3 Rotor stop (E) and ilter monitors (F)
1. Remove the two bolts (B) securing the front panel and carefully remove the panel.
2. Remove the two bolts securing the rear panel and carefully remove the panel.
3. Remove the two bolts (A) and washers securing the control and top panels, then carefully remove the
top panel.
4. Remove the cable duct covers (C), re-route the cables and it the control panel (D) onto the opposite side
of the unit. Reit the cable duct covers.
5. Loosen the rotor stop (E) and the two ilter monitors (F). Remove the cable ties.
6. Fit the rotor stop and ilter monitors on the opposite side of the unit. Tie the cables.
7. Fit the front, rear and top panels in their new positions.
4.5 Duct installation
4.5.1 General recommendations

The connections for process and reactivation air are designed in accordance with the recommendations in
ISO 13351. The rectangular duct connections contain tapped inserts for M8 screws.
Figure 4.4 Duct connections
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Part number 170-013448–005 170-013448–004 170-013448–003 170-013448–002 170-013448–001

A Ø 100 Ø 125 Ø160 Ø200 Ø250
B See section 9.1, Dimensions and service space.
L (mm) 210 210 200 140 150
ML420 X X
ML690 X X
MLT800 X X
ML1100 X X
ML1350 X X
MLT1400 X X
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
The dehumidiier is designed to operate at speciic process airlows (corresponding to the fan sizes installed) and
must not be directly connected to air-conditioning systems.
■ The process air and dry air ducts should be the same diameter. The same applies to the reactivation air
and wet air ducts.
■ The length of ductwork must be kept as short as possible to minimise static air pressure losses.
■ To maintain performance, all rigid process or reactivation air ductwork joints must be air and vapour
tight.
■ The process air ductwork must be insulated to prevent condensation developing on the outside of the
duct, whenever the temperature of the air within the duct falls below the dewpoint temperature of the
ambient air through which the ductwork is routed.
■ The ducts must always be insulated when there is a risk of freezing.
■ The wet air leaving the dehumidiier will, because of high moisture content, condense on the inside duct
walls. By insulating the ducts, the amount of condensate is reduced.
■ Horizontal wet air ducts must be installed with a slight decline (away from the dehumidiier) to drain
away possible condensation. Suitable condensation drains must be installed at low points in the wet
air outlet duct, see Figure 4.7 .
■ Ensure that access for operation and servicing is not restricted when designing and installing ducting.
For more information, refer to section 9.1, Dimensions and service space.
■ To reduce noise and/or vibration being transmitted along rigid ducts, good quality, airtight lexible
connections can be itted.
■ Ducts mounted directly onto the unit must be independently supported to minimise the load on the unit.
■ Dampers for adjusting the airlows must be installed in the supply air outlet and reactivation air inlet
ducts. Correct airlows are essential for the operating eficiency of the unit. For airlow adjustment
instructions, see section 5.3, Airlow check and adjustment.
■ The total pressure drop in the process and reactivation ductwork must not exceed the available pressure
of the fans itted to the dehumidiier. For details of minimum available static pressure, see section
9.3, Technical data.
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B
1
C
2 5
A
ML
420
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Figure 4.5 Ducts required for installation

A. Process air inlet 1. Dry air damper
B. Dry air outlet 2. External ilter box (option)
C. Reactivation air inlet 3. Duct transition
D. Wet air outlet 4. Reactivation air damper
5. Outlet/inlet duct (wire netting)
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4.5.2 Duct for outdoor air inlet

When bringing ambient air from outdoors into the dehumidiier, the inlet duct opening must be located
suficiently high above ground level to prevent dust and debris from entering.
The ducting must be designed to prevent rain and snow from being drawn into the dehumidiier. The air
inlet must be located away from possible contaminants such as engine exhaust gases, steam and harmful
vapours.
To prevent the wet (outlet) air from humidifying the reactivation (inlet) air, the air inlet for reactivation must
be located at least 2 m from the wet air outlet.
Attach a wire net with a mesh width of approximately 10 mm in the outer end of the duct to prevent animals
from entering the dehumidiier ducting.
A. Rectangular ducting
B. Round ducting
C. Wire netting
Figure 4.6 Outdoor air inlet design
4.5.3 Duct for wet air outlet

The material for the wet air duct must withstand corrosion and temperatures of up to 100 °C. The wet air
ducting must always be insulated if there is a risk of condensation. The wet air leaving the dehumidiier will
easily cause condensation on the inside of the duct walls due to the high moisture content.
Horizontal ducts must be installed sloping downwards (away from the dehumidiier) to drain away possible
condensation. The duct slope must be at least 2 cm/m. In addition, drainage holes (5 mm) should be made at
low points in the duct to prevent water accumulation.
Attach a wire net with a mesh width of approximately 10 mm in the outer end of the duct to prevent animals
from entering the dehumidiier ducting.
A. Horizontal wet air outlet

B. Vertical wet air outlet
C. Wire netting
D. Downward slope
E. Condensate drainage
Figure 4.7 Wet air outlet design
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4.6 Precautionary measures for units with LI desiccant rotor

The standard delivery is Munters high performance desiccant rotor HPS (High Performance Silica gel).
If the dehumidiier is delivered with an LI rotor (lithium chloride) it is important that the rotor does not
become loaded with moisture when the dehumidiier is off.
NOTE! Make sure that no air passing through the rotor has a relative humidity greater than 80%.
It is recommended to install closing dampers in the process and reactivation air inlets to avoid that air with
high relative humidity is drawn through the rotor and into the room.
This is particularly important when the process air is drawn from outdoors, or when the system has been
itted with a pre-cooler.
4.7 Electrical connections

WARNING!
All electrical equipment connections must be carried out in accordance with local regulations and by qualiied
personnel. Risk of electrical shock.
WARNING!
The unit must never be connected to a voltage or frequency other than that for which it was designed. Refer to the
unit identiication plate.
Each unit is supplied complete with all the internal wiring installed and conigured in accordance with the
speciied voltage and frequency on the identiication plate.
NOTE! The supply voltage must not differ from the speciied operating voltage by more than +/- 10%.
For connection details, see the identiication plate and the wiring diagram or section 9.3, Technical data.
4.8 External humidity sensor

ML-series dehumidiiers are wired so that when the unit is set to AUTOmatic, it can be controlled from
an externally mounted humidity sensor.
All models have a two-stage heater, and can be controlled by a two-stage humidity sensor. This method is
more eficient and allows for more accurate dehumidiication control.
The electrical connections are made at terminals in the electrical control panel. For wiring and connection
details, see the wiring diagram.
NOTE! Where no humidity sensor is connected to the unit, the dehumidiier will be operating at maximum output
for as long as the unit is switched on.
A room humidity sensor is to be mounted 1-1.5 m above the loor. It must be positioned so that it is not
directly exposed to dry air from the unit or to humid air lowing in through opening doors. Position it away
from heat sources and direct sunlight.
■ The humidity sensor connecting cable should have a conductor area of not less than
0,75 mm2 and must have an insulation resistance rating in excess of 500 VAC.
■ The humidity sensor must be designed so that the contacts close on a rising RH to complete the control
circuit and start the dehumidiier.
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■ Voltage drops can occur when using excessively long cables.

If the voltage across the terminals used for connecting the humidity sensor is less than 20 VAC, a separate
relay controlled by the humidity sensor must be used.
4.9 Gas reactivation (ML1100 units only)

For further information on installation, start-up and maintenance of gas burners, see appendix about gas
reactivation provided with the unit.
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5 Commissioning
The ML420-MLT1400 dehumidiiers have several standard functions that need to be set before initial
start-up. Some of the functions require connection to external equipment.
Some features require connection of external equipment. For wiring details, see the wiring diagram.
5.1 Settings before start-up
5.1.1 Continuous process air fan operation

Standard settings automatically activate the process air fan only when dehumidiication is required.
However, continuous process air low can be desirable even when dehumidiication is not required.
Continuous process air low can be set, see the wiring diagram.
5.1.2 Single-stage humidity sensor

NOTE! When no humidity sensor is connected, the dehumidiier will run at maximum effect continuously.
If a single-stage humidity sensor is itted, this will switch the dehumidiier on and off. A single-stage
humidity sensor is connected according to the wiring diagram.
To maintain air circulation, preselect continuous operation of the process air fan even though
dehumidiication is not required. For further information, see section 5.1.1, Continuous process air fan operation.
5.1.3 Two-stage humidity sensor

NOTE! When no humidity sensor is connected, the dehumidiier will run at maximum effect continuously.
If a two-stage humidity sensor is connected, this will control the reactivation heater in two stages. The
reactivation power is controlled on the basis of the humidity sensor reading and the setpoint. A two-stage
humidity sensor is connected according to the wiring diagram.
To maintain air circulation, preselect continuous operation of the process air fan even though
dehumidiication is not required. For further information, see section 5.1.1, Continuous process air fan operation.
5.1.4 Remote fault indication

The PCB display can be used for a general indication of the following faults on the dehumidiier:
■ Process air fan
■ Reactivation air fan
■ Drive motor
■ Heater
■ Auxiliary equipment input
■ Rotor has stopped (if this option is installed)
■ Blocked process air ilter (if this option is installed)
■ Blocked reactivation air ilter (if this option is installed)
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5.2 Pre-start checks

WARNING!
Installation, adjustments, maintenance and repairs must only be carried out by qualiied personnel who are
aware of the risks involved when working with equipment operating with high electrical voltage and high machine
temperatures.
Before starting the dehumidiier for the irst time, ensure that the mains power supply is isolated from the
dehumidiier and carry-out the following checks:
1. Check that the Mode switch on the dehumidiier is in the “OFF” position, see section 6.4, Operator panel.
2. Check the air intake ilters for damage and proper ixation and also check that all areas inside the unit are
clean.
3. Visually inspect all ducting and duct connections to make sure that all connections have been correctly
installed and that there are no signs of damage to the system. Also check that all ducts are free from
obstacles blocking the air passage.
4. Remove the top panel and check that none of the main contact breakers in the electrical operator panel
have been tripped. For details refer to the wiring diagrams provided with the unit.
5. Check that the incoming power supply voltage is correct and that the cables are correctly connected.
6. Check the rotation direction of the fan impeller after connection to the power supply. Open the front
panel of the dehumidiier and take out the process ilter. Start the dehumidiier and check that the fan
impeller is rotating. Switch off the dehumidiier and watch the fan impeller just before it stops rotating.
Check that it is rotating clockwise.
7. If an external humidity sensor is used, check that the sensor is correctly positioned in the room and is
correctly connected to the unit, see section 4.8, External humidity sensor.
8. Set the process and reactivation airlow dampers to the fully open position.
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5.3 Airlow check and adjustment

To obtain the design performance, the dry air and reactivation airlow dampers must be correctly adjusted in
accordance with the rated airlow, see section 9.3, Technical data.
If necessary, contact Munters for assistance concerning installation and settings. Munters contact addresses
are provided on the back cover of this manual.
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
Incorrectly set process and reactivation airlows can cause the unit to malfunction.
Any damage to the unit resulting from incorrect adjustment of the airlows can invalidate the warranty of the unit.
The unit must not be run for more than a few minutes before setting up the correct airlows.
1. Adjust the dampers installed in the dry air outlet and reactivation air inlet ducts to the correct rated
airlows.
2. Start the dehumidiier and run at full power for 8 minutes to allow the reactivation heater to reach its
normal operating temperature.
3. Verify that the temperature difference between the reactivation inlet air and the reactivation temperature
is 95 °C (tolerance limit ±5 °C). If the temperature difference lies outside of the 5% tolerance limit, the
reactivation air damper can be adjusted in small steps until the reactivation temperature is within the
speciied tolerances. Allow the temperature to stabilise after each adjustment.
Example:
Inlet air temperature = 15 °C
Reactivation air temperature = 110 °C
Temperature increase = 95 °C
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6 Operation
6.1 General
ML420-MLT1400 dehumidiiers are equipped with an operator panel with a mode selector switch and
LED indicators.
The mode selector of the operator panel has two operating positions:
MAN (Manual mode)
The dehumidiier fans, rotor and reactivation heater operate continuously at full capacity.
AUTO (Automatic mode)
The dehumidiier fans, rotor and reactivation heater operate when the relative humidity exceeds the desired
value.
6.2 Quick stop

Under normal operating conditions, the mode switch is used to stop and start the unit. In an emergency
situation, stop the dehumidiier using the main power switch on the side.
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
Only use the main power switch to stop the unit in the case of an emergency. The normal shutdown sequence will
not be followed. The fans stop and the heater can be very hot, which can result in damage to the heater and other
components close to it.
6.3 Before starting

Follow the instructions in sections 5.2, Pre-start checks and 5.3, Airlow check and adjustment before initial
start-up of the dehumidiier.
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6.4 Operator panel
1 2 3 4
0
MAN AUT
OUT.1 OUT.2 ALARM
% RH
SET
RH 98
o
150 C
5 100 C
o
o
50 C
6
7
8
9 10 11 12 13 14
Figure 6.1 Main power switch Figure 6.2 Operator panel with built-in RH98
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Item Switch/Indicator Function

1 Main power switch When the main power switch is set to ”0”, there is no power in the control circuit,
and the unit cannot be started. When the main power switch is set to ”1”, power is
supplied to the control circuit, and the dehumidiier can be started using the mode
switch.
2 Mode switch When the mode switch is set to ”MAN” the dehumidiier is in manual mode. It then
runs continuously (full capacity).
With the power switch set to ”0”, the dehumidiier is switched off.
When the mode switch is set to ”AUT” the dehumidiier is in automatic mode. In this
mode, a single or two stage humidity sensor must be connected to the unit if it is not
equipped with a RH98 or a VariDry control system. The humidity sensor, RH98 or
VariDry dictates when the dehumidiier stops and starts.
3 Reactivation air fan indicator The reactivation air fan indicator lamp lights when the fan is running. It lashes if there
is a fault in the fan.
4 Reactivation air temperature Indicates the reactivation air temperature.
display
5 Mains supply connection Indicates that mains supply is connected to the dehumidiier and the main power
indicator switch is set to ”1”.
6 Unit running indicator Indicates that the unit is running, or is ready to start upon a signal from the humidity
sensor, RH98 or VariDry (automatic mode).
7 Fault indicator A lashing fault warning indicator lamp indicates that the unit has shut-down due to a
fault in one of the following:
-Process air fan
-Reactivation air fan
-Drive motor
-Reactivation heater (stage 1) (electric reactivation heater models only)
-Reactivation heater (stage 2) (electric reactivation heater models only)
-Rotor has stopped (1)
-Auxiliary equipment(2)
The corresponding indicators lash to facilitate fault tracing. In addition, the relay
for the remote indication of faults is activated. For further information see section
8.3, Fault tracing list.
8 Auxiliary equipment indicator This is a user deined option. The indicator lights in normal operational mode and
lashes to indicate a fault. The dehumidiier is automatically switched off, and the
fault and remote indicators are activated if a fault occurs in the auxiliary equipment.
For units itted with an air-cooled condenser, the auxiliary equipment indicator lamp
is on when the condenser is in normal operational mode and lashes if a fault occurs
in the condenser fan or heater.
9 Process air ilter blocked When the indicator for blocked process air ilter lights, the ilter is blocked. A blocked
indicator (1) ilter does not mean that the unit must be switched off or that the fault indicator is
activated The remote fault indicator (if installed) is activated when a blocked ilter is
detected.
10 Drive motor indicator The drive motor indicator lamp lights when the rotor's drive motor is running. It
lashes when there is a fault in the drive motor or the rotor has stopped.
11 Process air fan indicator The process air fan indicator lamp lights when the fan is running. It lashes if there
is a fault.
12 Reactivation heater indicator The indicator lights when the heater starts. It lashes if there is a fault in the heater
(stage 1) (stage 1).
13 Reactivation heater indicator The indicator lights when the heater starts. It lashes if there is a fault in the heater
(stage 2) (stage 2).
14 Reactivation air ilter blocked When the indicator for a blocked reactivation air ilter lights, the ilter is blocked.
indicator (1) A blocked ilter does not mean that the unit must be switched off or that the fault
indicator is activated The remote fault indicator (if installed) is activated when a
blocked ilter is detected.
(1) Options.
(2) For units itted with an air-cooled condenser, the auxiliary equipment indicator lamp is on when the condenser is in normal
operational mode and lashes if a fault occurs in the condenser fan or heater.
Table 6.1 Operator panel function
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6.5 RH98 operator panel
OUT.1 OUT.2 ALARM
%RH
SET
RH 98
Figure 6.3 RH98 operator panel
Checking and changing set points and control parameters can be made during operation or in stand-by
mode.
Button Function
Display/change a certain value and reset the alarm
Increase the value
Decrease the value
% RH: Display position of control steps for reactivation heater (0 = off; 1 = on).
Table 6.2 RH98 operator panel functions
During normal operation and in any position of the mode switch the current relative air humidity is
displayed.
6.6 Operating the unit
6.6.1 Manual mode

1. Set the main power switch to ”1” (on) and check that the mains connection indication lamp lights.
2. Set the mode switch on the control panel to MAN. Check that the following indicator lamps light:
■ Mains supply connection indicator
■ Unit running indicator
■ Both indicators for the reactivation heater
■ Both process air and reactivation air fan indicators
■ Drive motor indicator
3. Let the unit run for about 8 minutes to allow the operating conditions to stabilise. Then check that the
reactivation heater is working (temperature indicator shows the temperature of the reactivation air).
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4. Set the mode switch on the control panel to ”0” and check that both the indicator lamps for the
reactivation heater go out.
NOTE! In order to dissipate any residual heat, the reactivation air fan, process air fan and the drive motor will
continue to run (after the unit has been switched off) until the temperature has fallen below 50 °C.
5. Check that the process air fan, reactivation air fan and drive motor indicators go out when the
temperature falls below 50 °C, and that the power connected indicator remains on.
For details on the operator panel, see section 6.4, Operator panel
6.6.2 Automatic mode – humidity sensor connected

A single or two stage humidity sensor must be connected for the unit to be run in automatic mode. For
further information, see section 5.1.2, Single-stage humidity sensor and 5.1.3, Two-stage humidity sensor.
1. Set the mode switch to AUT.
2. Adjust the humidity sensor setpoint to the lowest RH value. Set the main power switch to ”1” (on).
Check that the following indicator lamps are on and that the unit is running.
■ Unit running indicator*
■ Both reactivation heater indicators*
■ Both process air and reactivation air fan indicators*
■ Drive motor indicator*
NOTE! If the current RH value in the room to be dehumidiied is lower than the setpoint on the humidity sensor,
the above indicators will not light and the dehumidiier will not start.
3. Slowly increase the humidity setpoint and check that the unit switches off when the setpoint matches the
RH in the room where the humidity sensor is installed.
4. Slowly decrease the humidity setpoint and check that the unit switches on when the setpoint falls below
the RH in the room where the humidity sensor is installed.
NOTE! In order for the unit’s heaters to cool down, the reactivation air fan, process air fan and the drive motor will
continue to run (after the unit has been switched off) until the temperature has fallen below 50° C.
temperature falls below 50°C and the unit is running, and that the power connected indicator remains
on.
7. Adjust the humidity setpoint to the desired RH value.
For details on the operator panel, see section 6.4, Operator panel
6.6.3 Automatic mode - RH98 or VariDry (option)

If the unit is itted with a factory installed RH98 or VariDry (option) humidity control system, the external
humidity sensor must be installed and correctly connected to the unit. The same site requirements apply to
the humidity sensor and RH98 or VariDry, see section 4.8, External humidity sensor.
For more operational details, see appendix 1.6, Humidity control system.
1. Set the mode switch to AUT.
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2. Adjust the RH98 or VariDry setpoint to the lowest RH value, see section 6.5, RH98 operator panel.
3. Set the main power switch to ”1” (on). Check that the following indicator lamps are on and that the
unit is running.
■ Unit running indicator*
■ Both reactivation heater indicators*
■ Both process air and reactivation air fan indicators*
■ Drive motor indicator*
NOTE! * If the current RH value in the room to be dehumidiied is below the setpoint (factory setting 50% RH of
RH98 or VariDry), the above indicators will not light and the dehumidiier will not start.
4. Slowly increase the humidity setpoint and check that the unit switches off when the setpoint matches the
RH in the room where the humidity sensor is installed.
5. Slowly decrease the humidity setpoint and check that the unit switches on when the setpoint falls below
the RH in the room where the humidity sensor is installed.
temperature falls below 50°C and the unit is running, and that the power connected indicator remains
on.
8. Adjust the humidity setpoint to the desired RH value.
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7 Service and maintenance

7.1 Safety
Figure 7.1 Electrical hazard Figure 7.2 Secure against reconnection
WARNING!
Adjustments, maintenance and repairs must only be carried out by qualiied personnel.
WARNING!
Before doing any service or maintenance work on the unit make sure that all electrical equipment is disconnected
from the power supply, and secured against reconnection.
7.2 General
Munters dehumidiiers are designed for long-term, continuous usage with a high degree of reliability.
As with all machinery, regular service and maintenance is required to keep the dehumidiier in optimal
condition so that it works most eficiently.
Service and maintenance interval lengths are primarily determined by operating conditions and the
environment in which the unit is installed. For example, if the process air contains a lot of dust, preventative
maintenance should be carried out at shorter intervals. The same also applies if the unit works intensively.
7.3 Service options

In addition to commissioning of the unit there are four service options (A - D) as standard.
S. Commissioning/start-up.
A. Inspection and if necessary change of ilter. General function check.
B. In addition to A, safety check and capacity, temperature and humidity regulation measurements.
C. In addition to B, preventive replacement of some components after 3 years of operation.
D. In addition to C, preventive replacement of some components after 6 years of operation.
NOTE! Always contact Munters for service or repair. Operating faults can occur if the unit is maintained
insuficiently or incorrectly.
NOTE! Commissioning/Start-up inspection "S" by Munters is mandatory to validate the full warranty.
Munters service engineers have special equipment and rapid spare parts access to handle service on all
Munters products. All test equipment used by our personnel to ensure proper system balancing is certiied
for accuracy.
Munters Service can offer a service plan adapted to suit the conditions of a speciic installation. See contact
addresses on the back page of this manual.
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7.4 Extended warranty

Munters offers an extended warranty to the standard terms when the Customer signs a service contract with
Munters. Details are available on request.
7.5 Service and maintenance schedule
Service Service option S A B A B A C A B A B A D
work
Operating time 0 4000 8000 12000 16000 20000 24000 28000 32000 36000 40000 44000 48000
in hours
Calendar time 0 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72
in months
Check and replace ilter if necessary,

X X X X X X X X X X X X X
check functions
Capacity check, rotor inspection X X X X X X X
Preventive inspection incl. safety check X X X X X X X
Replace high temperature cut-out X X
Check drive belt and support rollers and

X X
replace if necessary
Replace drive motor X
Check fans, impellers, motor, bearings X
Check electrical and control systems,

X X X X X X X
check function
Calibrate humidity control equipment

X X X X X X X
and sensors
Calibrate temperature control

X X X X X X X
equipment and sensors
Check rotor housing, replace rotor

X
gaskets if necessary
Replace the rotor only when a capacity check shows that it is necessary.
Table 7.1 Service and maintenance schedule
NOTE! Service work should be performed at indicated operating hours or calendar time, whichever is reached
irst.
NOTE! Maintenance schedule restarts again after maintenance type D.
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7.6 Filter change

Replace the ilters if necessary every 6 months, see description below.
1. Loosen the two screws on the top of the frontpanel.

Use Allen Key No. 5.
2. Lift the panel and remove it from the unit.
3. Pull out the ilter cartridge.
4. Clean the ilter housing.

5. Put in a new ilter. Follow the arrow to get the correct
airlow direction.
6. Lift the panel in place. Make sure the two bottom

hooks it into the panel.
7. Tighten the two top screws.
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8 Fault tracing
8.1 General
The purpose of this chapter is to provide guidance in basic fault tracing and provide instructions for
corrective actions to remedy any faults. Go through the list in section 8.3, Fault tracing list before contacting
Munters. The list provides help in identifying types of faults that are easy to remedy without the assistance
of specially trained personnel.
8.2 Safety
WARNING!
Installation, adjustments, maintenance and repairs must only be carried out by qualiied personnel who are
aware of the risks involved when working with equipment operating with high electrical voltage and high machine
temperatures.
WARNING!
Before doing any service or maintenance work on the unit make sure that all electrical equipment is disconnected
from the power supply, and secured against reconnection.
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8.3 Fault tracing list

The control panel LED are the primary source of information for fault tracing when the unit has given an
alarm and stopped automatically.
Go through the fault tracing list below before contacting Munters service department. The list contains
information for identifying faults that are easy to repair without the help of a technician.
If the unit is equipped with the humidity regulation system RH98, see also appendix
1.6, Humidity control system.
Symptom Indicators Possible cause Corrective action
Unit has No lights. Power supply failure. Check power supply to the unit.
stopped.
Mains supply switch (no.1) is set to Set the mains supply switch to ”1” and check that the mains
”0”. connection indicator (no. 14) is on.
Transformer TC25 fuse FU26 Investigate the cause of the fault and rectify. Replace the fuse.
failure.
Circuit breaker QM25 tripped due Investigate the cause of the fault, and rectify.
to a wiring fault. Reset QM25. If the fault re-occurs, contact Munters.
Unit has No. 12 The unit has been set to Set the mode switch to MANual, and check that the unit starts.
stopped. does not AUTomatic mode by mistake with
lash. no humidity sensor connected.
Humidity sensor fault (AUTomatic Set the mode switch to MANual, and check that the unit starts. If the
mode). unit starts, the fault is probably in the humidity sensor.
Set the mode switch to AUTomatic mode, and check the humidity
sensor by seeing if the dehumidiier starts when the humidity sensor
setpoint is reduced. Then reset the humidity sensor setpoint.
Calibrate the humidity sensor (according to the manufacturer's
recommendations) if necessary, or replace it.
Unit has No. 12, 6 If both indicators are lashing, Switch off the mains supply and allow the unit to cool down.
stopped. and 7 are it indicates that one (or both) of Reset QM12 and QM14 circuit breakers as required.
lashing. the high temperature cut-outs Check that the air inlet, outlet ducts and ilters are free from
(BT27 and BT30) have tripped, obstructions and are not blocked with dirt.
due to either an obstruction in the Switch on the mains supply at the mains supply switch to reset the
reactivation airlow, or because the fault warning. Check and adjust the reactivation airlow, see section
reactivation airlow has been set 5.3, Airlow check and adjustment.
too low.
Unit has Either Safety devices have tripped due to Switch off the mains supply and allow the unit to cool down.
stopped. No. 12, 6 a heater element or wiring fault.
Investigate the cause of the fault, and rectify.
and 7 are
Reset QM12 and QM14 as required.
lashing.
Switch on the mains supply at the mains supply switch to reset the
fault warning.
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Symptom Indicators Possible cause Corrective action
Unit has No. 12, 2, 8 Safety device has tripped due to Switch off the mains supply and allow the unit to cool down.
stopped. and/or 9 are one of the following:
lashing.
Fan motor fault Investigate the cause of the fault, and rectify.
Drive motor fault ML420: Reset QM16 - drive motor, reactivation fan and process fan.
ML690-MLT1400: Reset QM16 - reactivation fan.
Reset QM21 - drive motor or process fan. Reset QM18 for units with a
condenser.
Rotor stop warning Investigate the cause of the “rotor stopped” warning and rectify the
fault.
Wiring fault Switch on the mains supply at the mains supply switch, and start the
unit to reset the fault warning. If the fault reoccurs, contact Munters.
Unit has No. 11 and Units itted with an air-cooled Switch off the mains supply and allow the unit to cool down.Investigate
stopped. 12. condenser: the cause of the fault, and rectify.
Safety devices have tripped due to Reset QM21.
a condenser fan fault.
Only No. Safety devices have tripped Investigate the cause of the fault, and rectify.
12. due to a condenser heater fault Reset QM23.
(reactivation air temperature)
Loss of Temperature increase across the Check the function of the reactivation heater.
performance: reactivation battery is too low.
Dehumidiier Reactivation and process airlows Check and adjust the reactivation airlow, see section
appears to do not correspond to the rated 5.3, Airlow check and adjustment.
be operating airlows.
correctly,
Rotor drive failure. Check rotor drive belt and drive motor.
but is not
Incorrect functioning of humidity Check the operation and connection of the humidity sensor, RH98 or
controlling
sensor, RH98 or VariDry VariDry in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
the humidity
(AUTomatic mode).
Table 8.1 Fault tracing list
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9 Technical speciication
9.1 Dimensions and service space
420
ML
Munter s
1. Process air inlet 3. Reactivation air inlet

2. Dry air outlet 4. Wet air outlet
Figure 9.1 Required service space Figure 9.2 Hole pattern for duct connection
Dimensions (mm)
Weight
Model
(kg)
A B C ØD ØE F G H J L M N P X (1) Y (1) Z(1)
ML420 719 593 1305 160 100 272 242 650 112 242 373 45 296 700 500 50 128
ML690 719 593 1405 200 125 272 242 750 112 242 372 45 296 700 500 50 146
MLT800 719 593 1305 160 100 272 242 650 112 242 373 45 296 700 500 50 128
ML1100 719 593 1505 250 160 270 242 850 125 242 373 45 296 700 500 50 156
ML1350 719 593 1505 250 160 270 242 850 125 242 372 45 296 700 500 50 156
MLT1400 719 593 1405 200 125 272 242 750 112 242 372 45 296 700 500 50 146
(1) Space for service.
Table 9.1 Dimensions and service space requirements
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9.2 Capacity diagrams

Approximate capacity in kg/h. Please contact your nearest Munters ofice for more detailed information.
NOTE! The below igures are based on a rated airlow.
5.0 5.0
ML420 MLT800
80%
4.0 80% 4.0
60%
60% 40%
40%
3.0 3.0
2.0 2.0
1.0 1.0
5 10 15 20 25 5 10 15 20 25
kg/h kg/h
15.0 15.0
ML690 ML1100
12.5 12.5
10.0 10.0 80%

60%
40%
7.5 7.5
80%
60%
5.0 40% 5.0
2.5 2.5
0 5 10 15 20 25 0 5 10 15 20 25
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kg/h kg/h
15.0 15.0
ML1350 MLT1400
12.5 12.5
80%
60%
10.0 40% 10.0
7.5 7.5 80%

60%
40%
5.0 5.0
2.5 2.5
0 5 10 15 20 25 0 5 10 15 20 25
1 Process air temperature (°C)

2 Process air relative humidity (% RH)
3 Dehumidiication capacity (moisture removal per hour) (kg/h)
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9.3 Technical data

The following is applicable to units itted with electric reactivation heater.
Model ML420 ML690 MLT800 ML1100 ML1350 MLT1400

Process air(1)
Rated airlow (m3/s) 0,116 0,192 0,222 0,305 0,375 0,388
Rated airlow (m3/h) 420 690 800 1100 1350 1400
Minimum available static pressure (Pa)(2) 200 300 200 300 300 300
Fan motor power (kW) at 50 Hz(3) 0,37 0,55 0,55 1,1 1,1 1,1
Fan motor power (kW) at 60 Hz (3) 0,37 0,56 0,66 1,32 1,32 1,32
Reactivation air(1)
Rated airlow (m3/s) 0,043 0,071 0,043 0,113 0,136 0,071
Rated airlow (m3/h) 155 254 155 408 490 254
Minimum available static pressure (Pa) 200 300 200 300 300 300
Fan motor power (kW) at 50 Hz(3) - 0,37 0,37 0,55 0,75 0,37
Fan motor power (kW) at 60 Hz (3) - 0,44 0,44 0,66 0,9 0,44
Rated current
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 50 Hz 200 V 14,9 25,5 - 40,2 - -
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 60 Hz 200 V 14,9 25,5 - 40,1 - -
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 50 Hz 220 V 12,6 22 14,9 36 - 24,3
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 60 Hz 220 V 12,6 22,5 15,4 36,4 - 24,6
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 50 Hz 230 V 12,1 21,6 14,9 35,1 - 24
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 50 Hz 380 V 7,3 12,7 8,6 20,8 24,4 14,1
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 60 Hz 380 V 7,3 13 8,9 21 24,9 14,2
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 50 Hz 400 V 7 12,4 8,5 20,2 23,6 13,8
Current (amps/phase) 3~ 60 Hz 460 V 6,1 11 7,6 18 21,7 12,4
Reactivation heater
Temperature increase across heater (°C) 95 95 95 95 95 95
Reactivation heater power (kW) 4,2 6,9 4,2 11,1 13,5 6,9
Miscellaneous data
Drive motor power (W) 10
Filters G3
Electrical protection standard, dust and water resistant
(main casing) IP33
Electrical protection standard, dust and water resistant
(electrical control panel) IP54
Fan motor winding insulation class Class F
Drive motor winding insulation class Class F
High temperature cut-out (°C) 160 ± 5
Burner controller supply voltage 1~50 Hz (VAC) - - - 220/240 - -
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Contactor coil voltage (V AC) 24

External (potential-free) output contacts4 2 A, 50 V AC (max.)
Max. noise level without ducts (dBA) 80 dBA (except ML1350 = 83 dBA)
Corrosion class, outside casing C4 (painted, AluZink 150, ISO 12944)
Corrosion class, inside casing C3 (unpainted, AluZink 150, ISO 12944)
Environmental conditions
Operating temperature (°C) -20... +40
Maximum installation altitude, above sea level (m) 2000
Transport and storage temperature (°C) -20... +70
(1) Figures quoted are based on fan inlet temperature of 20°C, and an air density of 1,2 kg/m3.
(2) Without optional F5 or F7 ilter boxes.
(3) ML420 dehumidiiers have a single motor driving both process air and reactivation air fans.
(4) Contacts on the PCB used to give an external indication to the unit (output).
Table 9.2 Technical data
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9.4 Sound data

The following sound data refers to ML1100. Other sizes do not exceed these values.
Correction Kok dB at ISO-band centre frequency, Hz

Noise for
Lw dB(A) 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
Duct 1 60 -2 -6 -4 -2 -5 -8 -11 -16
Duct 2 67 -8 -7 -5 -7 -7 -4 -9 -14
Duct 3 63 -4 -6 -1 -2 –4 -10 -14 -22
Duct 4 55 7 4 1 -1 -8 -10 -13 -20
NOISE PATHS TO SURROUNDINGS:

1. Ductwork for dry air
2. Ductwork for process air
3. Ductwork for reactivation air
4. Ductwork for wet air
NOISE PATHS TO EQUIPMENT ROOM:
Lw = A-weighted sound dB(A)
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10 Scrapping
The unit must be scrapped in accordance with applicable legal requirements and regulations. Contact your
local authorities.
The rotor material is not combustible, and should be deposited like glass ibre materials.
If the rotor has been exposed to chemicals that are dangerous to the environment the risk must be assessed.
The chemicals can accumulate in the rotor material. Take the necessary precautions to comply with
applicable legal requirements and regulations.
WARNING!
If the rotor is to be cut in pieces, wear a suitable CE marked face mask selected and itted in accordance with the
applicable safety standards to protect from the dust.
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Appendix 1Options
1.1 General
The ML-series dehumidiiers are designed so that optional products can be easily itted to them.
This appendix contains information about all optional conigurations and components that can be added
when ordering ML dehumidiiers.
NOTE! Voltage drops can occur when using excessively long cables. If there is less than 20 V supply at the
connection points of the humidity sensor (on the dehumidiier), a separate relay controlled by the humidity sensor
must be used.
1.2 Running time meter

The running time meter records the total number of hours the dehumidiier has run. The last two digits
represent a percentage part of an hour. The running time meter cannot be reset.
Example: 0000475 represents four hours and 45 minutes.
1.3 Rotor stop alarm

An optional reed switch momentarily sends a pulse once per revolution of the rotor, i.e. once every 8
minutes. The switch is activated by a magnet mounted on the rotor to produce a 0 V DC pulse.
If the pulse does not occur within 10 minutes, the drive motor and fault warning indicators lash to show that
a fault has occurred. The unit is automatically switched off.
1.4 Blocked ilter alarm

A differential pressure switch can be itted to the process air and reactivation air ilters. When the pressure
differential across the ilter exceeds the below preset value, the switch closes, which sends a message
(blocked ilter) to the PCB card. The process air or reactivation air ilter indicator lights up to indicate the
speciic blocked ilter.
1.5 Filter box - M5 and F7

ML420-MLT1400 dehumidiiers can be equipped with external ilter boxes M5 or F7.
For instructions on how to attach the ilter box to the process air inlet or reactivation air inlet, refer to the
instructions supplied with the delivery of the ilter box.
The diagram below shows the pressure drop (Pa) across the ilter in the ilter box.
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Pa
120
100 F7
F5
80 F7
60 M5
40
20
0
400 500 700 900 1100 1300 1500 m3/h
Figure 1.1 Pressure drop, ilter in the ilter box
NOTE! The pressure drop for the reactivation side is not shown on the diagram since the values are so small that
they do not affect the performance of the unit.
1.6 Humidity control system
1.6.1 Introduction
Munters RH98 and VariDry are humidity control systems intended for use with Munters dehumidiiers.
They control the air humidity by regulating the power to the unit reactivation heater.
The system comprises a humidity transmitter and a control unit. The humidity transmitter is a true two
wire transmitter, which is positioned where the air humidity is to be controlled, either in the relevant room
or in the air duct.
The control unit sends control signals to the dehumidiier. The power control is performed in one or two
steps.
The system has a potential free contact to which an external alarm device can be connected.
1.6.2 Transmitter
The humidity transmitters are available in two different types, wall or duct mounted.
The humidity transmitter sensor emits a signal proportional to the air humidity.
The signal is ampliied and sent to the control unit by cable.
The humidity transmitter sensor is sensitive and must be handled with care.
1.6.3 Control unit

The control unit contains a controller, which receives the signal from the humidity transmitter. The
controller then sends a control signal to the dehumidiier which determines the reactivation heater output.
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There is also an operator panel with a display on the control unit. During normal operation, the display
shows the current measured air humidity.
Different parameters can be set using the push buttons on the panel. Examples are settings for air humidity,
controller limits and alarm limits.
The control unit constantly receives a signal from the humidity transmitter, and controls the air humidity
by regulating the power to the unit reactivation heater in one or two steps. In the event of two heater steps,
a basic step 2/3 of the reactivation output is achieved, after which 1/3 of the reactivation output can be
controlled as a following step.
The control unit is provided with a potential free contact to which an external alarm device can be
connected. The external alarm is activated together with the internal alarm.
1.6.4 Setpoints and control parameters

Checking and changing setpoints and control parameters can be made during operation or in stand-by mode.
Figure 1.2 Operator panel

Button Function
Display/change a certain value and reset the alarm
Increase the value
Decrease the value
% RH: Display position of control steps for reactivation heater (0 = off; 1 = on).
During normal operation and in any position of the mode switch the current relative air humidity is
displayed.
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
Damage due to incorrect adjustment of the system may invalidate the warranty.
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1.6.5 Display/change setpoint for relative humidity
1. Press/release . The value in the lower right corner starts lashing and shows the current setpoint.
The display automatically returns to normal after about twenty seconds, i.e. shows current value for
relative humidity.
2. Press and hold down and the current setpoint lights up with a ixed light. When the button is
released again, the display lashes before automatically returning to normal.
3. Press and hold down and at the same time press or to set the desired setpoint.
4. Release and the display starts to lash, indicating the new setting before it automatically returns to
normal i.e. shows the current air humidity.
1.6.6 Display/change other parameters

The operator panel setpoints are preset at the factory to 50% RH. Several other internal parameters can be
set in addition to the setpoint, e.g. differential, sensor offset and setpoint range, see Table 1.1.
1. Press and hold down for more than ten seconds to show the parameter menu. The characters in the
top and bottom segments in the left-hand display start to lash. Parameter 10 is shown. Release .
2. Press or to select a parameter.
3. Press and hold to show the current value for the selected parameter.
4. Press and hold and press or to change the parameter value.
5. Release . The new settings are saved automatically. The display automatically returns to normal after
about twenty seconds, i.e. shows current value for relative humidity.
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Parameter Description Possible parameter selection Default setting
05 Correction of the humidity transmitter’s read-off value 0 % RH No settings
10 OFF/ON interval, stage1 1-15 % RH 2 % RH(1)
11 Offset stage 1 -15 - +15 % RH -1 % RH
12 OFF/ON interval, stage 2 1-15 % RH 6 % RH(2)
13 Offset stage 2 -15 - +15 % RH -1 % RH
14 OFF/ON interval alarm output 1-15 % RH 1 % RH
15 Offset from set point, alarm output -15 - +15 % RH 0 % RH
30 Alarm threshold type: 0 = Not activated 2
Absolute threshold or relative to the setpoint 1 = Absolute; 2 = Relative -50 % RH
31 Minimum alarm threshold -100 - +100 % RH 10 % RH
32 Maximum alarm threshold -100 - +100 % RH 0 min.
33 Delay for minimum alarm 0 - 99 minutes 0 min.
34 Delay for maximum alarm 0 - 99 minutes 1
35 Function of alarm output 0 = monitor alarm 1 = check 1
36 Reset alarm when the cause of the alarm is rectiied alarm 1
Alarm resetting when the SET button is pressed (display 0 = No; 1 = Yes
37 only)
0 = No; 1 = Yes
40 Power delay after power failure 0 - 99 minutes 0 min.
41 Forced relay function at humidity transmitter failure 0 = Off 2
Forced relay function at humidity transmitter failure 1 = Humidiication; 2 = Dehumidiication
(1) Activated when RH exceeds 2% of the setpoint, deactivated when RH falls below 1% of the setpoint.
(2) Activated when RH exceeds 6 % of the setpoint, deactivated when RH falls below 1% of the setpoint.
Table 1.1 Operator panel system parameters – RH98
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Parameter Description Possible parameter selection Default setting
01 Proportional band 1-15 % RH 5
02 Integration time 0-99 seconds 0 (= off)
03 Differential action, percentage 0-100 % RH 0 (= off)
04 Cycle time 0-999 seconds 20
05 Correction of the humidity sensors’s value -15- +15 % RH No settings
10 Offset, relay-2 0-20 % RH 10
11 Differential, relay-2 1-5 % RH 1
20 Minimum setpoint 0-100 % RH 0
21 Maximum setpoint 0-100 % RH 100
40 Delay in regaining supply after a power cut 0-99 min. 0
41 Forced solid-state output where sensor fault 0 = No; 1 = 100% output 0
42 Forced relay-2 output where sensor fault 0 = No; 1 = Yes 0
Table 1.2 Operator panel system parameters – VariDry
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1.6.7 Process alarms

The operator panel is equipped with an internal alarm that is activated when the alarm thresholds are
exceeded. The alarm is indicated in the display on the operator panel.
Alarm messages
The display on the operator panel shows the following messages (steadily lit):
rHI Upper alarm limit exceeded
rLO Lower alarm limit exceeded
E1 Faulty humidity transmitter or incorrect connections
EEE All parameter settings are lost
Acknowledge alarm on RH98

Acknowledge the alarm by pressing on the operator panel. The display now starts to lash and displays
the alarm message and the current relative air humidity alternately. The function for the reset button is
dependent on the parameter settings, see Table 1.1.
Sensor calibration
The humidity transmitter's read off value can be calibrated using the operator panel sensor offset, se
parameter 05, Table 1.1.
Example: If 3% RH is too much, the offset should be reduced by 3%.

Contact Munters for calibration of the humidity transmitter.
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Spare Parts
ML 690 TiSBHV
Pos Part Name Technical Description Order No.
01 Rotor Cover lower 190101158-6
1.1 Flexible Rubber Connection Reg.-Ventilator -> Rotor 190101091-6

Reg.-Fan -> Rotor
02 Roller Belt Guide D = 60mm 190101088-4
03 Drive Belt 660H075 190101066-104
3.1 Belt Tightener 190101346-1
04 Rotor HPS-454-300 19038767
05 Set Rotor Sealings 190101073-95KIT
06 Rotor Cover upper 190101157-200
6.1 Flexible connection Process Air Fan -> Rotor 190101134-206
08 Regenerationsheizgerät 380 bis 500 V, 50/60 Hz 190101050

Reactivation Heater
09 Drive Motor (Rotor) 380-440V - ACE66T 190101467-1
10 Pully, belt Drive 22HO75 190101108-121
11 Reactivation Filter ML420/1100 EU5 150-012355-001
12 Reactivation Impeller 50Hz 200x34 190101036-200

60Hz 180x34 190101272-180
13 Reactivation Fan Motor 370W 220-440V 50/60Hz 190101139-400
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Spare Parts
ML 690 TiSBHV
Pos Teilebezeichnung Technische Spezifikation Bestell-Nr.

13.2 Regenration Air Fan incl. Motor 220-440V 60Hz 190101272-690
14 Prozeß Fan Motor 550W 220-440V 50/60Hz 190101137-400
14.1 Process Air Fan incl. Motor 220-440V 50Hz 190101032-690
14.2 Process Air Fan incl. Motor 220-440V 60Hz 190101271-690
15 Process-Impeller 50Hz - 160x62 190101032-160

60Hz - 146x42 190101271-146
16 Prozess Air Filter ML420/1100 EU5 150-012355-001
20 Trolley Platform ML690 TiSBHF 9072601855
21 Hose DN80 PVC Flex G DN80 / 10m 9073002960
30 Heater AD-Air DRH 20-5 - 5,0 KW-400V, 50Hz 9079600010
31 Butterfly Valve with Acuator DTBU-125-LM 24A-F 9079600010
32 Humidity & Temperature Display KFTF-U_Display 9079600010
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Spare Parts
ML 690 TiSBHV
Pos Teilebezeichnung Technische Spezifikation Bestell-Nr.

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Spare Part Supply & Maintenance
For spare parts and unit maintenance please contact our customer service.
Please advise the order - and serial number from the nameplate.
Contact:
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After sales service +49 40 879 690-161
Spare part service +49 40 879 690-163

Spare part service +49 40 879 690-161
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Siemens AG
Project name ML690 TiSBHV

Drawing number B25-182-1
Creator deaacaxri Supply voltage 380-480VAC/50-60Hz

Edit date 26.11.2014 Control voltage 24VAC
By (short name) dehambewi Power See Documentation
Number of pages 35 Current See Documentation
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Table of contents
Chapter Page Page description Date Edited by
COV 1 Cover Page 21.11.2014 dehambewi
IND 1 Table of contents 21.11.2014 dehambewi
2 Table of contents 21.11.2014 dehambewi
INF 1 Information 20.11.2014
2 Structur identifyer overview 21.11.2014 dehambewi
CIR 1 ML690 380-480V 50/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
2 ML690 380-480V 50/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
3 ML690 380-480V 50/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
4 ML690 380-480V 50/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
5 ML690 380-480V 50/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
TER 1 Terminal-connection diagram 21.11.2014 dehambewi
2 Terminal-connection diagram 21.11.2014 dehambewi
3 Terminal-connection diagram 21.11.2014 dehambewi
4 Terminal Connection Table 21.11.2014 dehambewi
5 Terminal Connection Table 21.11.2014 dehambewi
WIR 1 Connection List 21.11.2014 dehambewi
2 Connection List 21.11.2014 dehambewi
3 Connection List New Wires 21.11.2014 dehambewi
CAB 1 Cable Connection Diagram 21.11.2014 dehambewi
2 Cable Connection Diagram 21.11.2014 dehambewi
5 Cable overview 21.11.2014 dehambewi
BOM 1 Component List 21.11.2014 dehambewi
2 Component List 21.11.2014 dehambewi
3 Component List 21.11.2014 dehambewi
4 Component List New 21.11.2014 dehambewi
1 380V/50Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
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Table of contents
Chapter Page Page description Date Edited by
BOM 2 380V/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
3 400V/50Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
4 415V/50Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
5 440V/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
6 460V/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
7 480V/60Hz 21.11.2014 dehambewi
LBL 1 Label list 21.11.2014 dehambewi
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Potential labeling + Cross-reference Conductor information
Main circuit Black (BK) 0,75mm²

2 L1 / 15
2 L2 / 15 Neutral conductor Light blue (L-BU) 0,75mm²
2 L3 / 15 Control circuit 230 V AC Red (RD) 0,75mm²
2 N / 15 Control circuit 24 V AC Red (RD) 0,75mm²
Counter Control circuit 24 V DC Blue (BU) 0,75mm²

Analog Signal White (WH) 0,75mm²
Conductor identification
External voltage Orange (OG) 0,75mm²
Cross-reference is Protective conductor Green/Yellow (GN/YE) 0,75mm²
automatically generated
Equipment identification - DT General
+H1 -K24
Mounting location
Device tag + Page and Column
number
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Structure identifier overview

Chapter identifier Chapter description Mounting location identifier Mounting location description
COV Cover EPA Electrical panel
IND Index DHU Dehumidification Unit
INF Information EXT External
OWR Genral overview PLS Plus System
LAY Layout CUS Customer Installation, if used
CIR Circuit diagram VOLT Voltages available
PLC PLC Overview
TER Terminals
WIR Wire list
CAB Cable plan
BOM Bill of materials
LBL Label list
1 =CIR+EPA/1
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L1 / 2.0
L2 / 2.0
L3 / 2.0
2 4 6 1 3 5 12 14 33 43 1 3 5 12 14 33 43 1 3 5 12 14 33 43 1 3 5
QS10 QM12 QM14 QM16 QM18
1 3 5 11 34 44 11 34 44 11 34 44 /4.4
/5.2
/4.2
/2.7
/4.2
/2.8
/4.3
/2.8
I> I> I> I> I> I> I> I> I> I> I> I>
2 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 6
BK
1 3 5 1 3 5 1 3 5 1 3 5
KM30 KM31 KM33 KM32
/3.0 2 4 6 /3.1 2 4 6 /3.3 2 4 6 2 4 6
BK BK BK
PE PE PE PE PE
X1 L1 L2 L3
-W1
YSLY-JZ
10 m -W2 -W3 -W4 -W8
4x6 1 2 3 GNYE 4x2,5 1 2 3 GNYE 4x2,5 1 2 3 GNYE 4x1,5 1 2 3 GNYE 4x2,5 1 2 GNYE
U V W N PE
+EXT-XS1
U1 V1 W1
L1 L2 L3
M
-F00 +DHU-EH12 PE
+DHU-EH14 PE +DHU-M16 +DHU-EH18 PE
3~
BAUSEITS PE
380-480 VOLTS 380-480 VOLTS 380-480 VOLTS

STAR CONNECTED STAR CONNECTED
BY CUSTOMER HEATER 1 STAGE 1 HEATER 2 STAGE 1 REACTIVATION FAN MOTOR POSTHEATER

NETZ MAINS
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013 18 045
1.8 / L1 013 / 3.0
1.8 / L2
1.8 / L3
042 / 3.0
4.8 / 042' 036 / 3.0

045 18 18 012 012 013
1 3 5 12 14 33 43 1 3 5 1 2 33
A44-CN3 8
QM21 QM25 FU26 +DHU-BT27 QM16

11 34 44 2 C /1.6 34
3)
/4.4
/2.8
I> I> I> I> I> I> GENERAL
041
2 4 6 2 4 6 FAULT
RELAY
33
(PCB-board)
011
QM21
/2.1
A44-CN3 7
34
4.7 / 043
043
01 02
036
1 3 5
KM34 *
/3.4 037
2 4 6
TC25
24V 038
N 011
33 33 *
QM12 QM14 CONNECT ACCORDING TO
/1.2 34 /1.4 34
LABEL ON TRANSFORMER
4.8 4.8
10 11 039 040
C1 C1
KL27 KL28
C2 C2
N / 3.0
PE PE
PE
-W6
-W5 Included
4x1,5 1 2 3 GNYE 6x0,5 BK WH GN PE BN BN
U1 V1 W1 U1 V1 W1 PE
M
M 3~
+DHU-M21 +DHU-M23
3~ Θ
PE 1 2
CONTROL VOLTAGE TRIP COIL TRIP COIL

TRANSFORMER HEATER 1 HEATER 2
PROCESS FAN MOTOR DRIVE MOTOR
1 3
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013 18 045 013 18

2.8 / 013 013 / 4.0
2.8 / 042
042 5 045 5
045 / 4.6 SA36 2-1 3-4 5-6
C
** REMOVE THE LINK WHEN USED
+DHU A44-CN3 1
-BT30 0 0 0 0
1 2 XT2 5
1)
030 5 MAN 1 1 1
RUN ON **
2.8 / 036 RELAY 12 14
REMOTE
(PCB-board) AUTO 1 0 0
KA56 CONTROL
11
74
A44-CN3 2 4
KM33
/3.3 73 1 / 4.6 XT2 4
1
04
XT2 6 9
031
2 3 5 6/
SA36
MAN 0 AUT 1 4 6 7/
XT2 1 8/
XT2 7 8
XT2 2 XT2 3
031 / 4.6 2 / 4.8
A44-CN3 3
A44-CN4 3
2) 5) 4)
HEATER HEATER TEMP. CUT OUT IF THE PROCESS FAN IS REQUIRED TO
STAGE 1 STAGE 2 DRIVEMOTOR RUN CONTINUOUSLY REMOVE THE LINK
(PCB-board) (PCB-board) (PCB-board) ACROSS TERMINAL XT2:1-XT2:2
AND CONNECT ACROSS TERMINAL XT2:2-XT2:3
3 7 8
A44-CN3 4 A44-CN5 2 A44-CN4 4
032 / 4.7 033 / 4.9 034 / 4.8 CN1/8 CN1/6 CN5/3 FOR 1 STEP HUMIDISTAT CONTROL
032 4.1 4.1 4.9 CONNECT HUMIDISTAT 1 ACROSS TERMINAL
034 XT2:6-XT2:7 AND CONNECT A L1NK ACROSS
030 035 START SIGNAL SIGNAL TERMINAL XT2:7-XT2:8
30 / 5.0 033 1
A1 HEATER HEATER
STAGE 1 STAGE 2
A1 A1 A1 A1
FOR 2 STEP HUMIDISTAT CONTROL
KM30 KM31 KM33 KM34 -PI35 CONNECT STAGE 1 ACROSS TERMINAL
A2 A2 A2 A2
h XT2:6-XT2:7 AND STAGE 2 ACROSS
TERMINAL XT2:8-XT2:9
A2
2.9 / N N / 4.0
1 2 /1.2 1 2 /1.4 1 2 /1.6 1 2 /2.1

3 4 /1.2 3 4 /1.4 3 4 /1.6 3 4 /2.1
5 6 /1.2 5 6 /1.4 5 6 /1.6 5 6 /2.1
13 14 /4.2 13 14 /4.3 13 14 /4.3 13 14 /4.4
74 73 /3.0 53 54 /5.7
61 62
71 72
83 84 /5.1
HEATER 1 HEATER 2 REACTIVATION DRIVE MOTOR AND
STAGE 1 STAGE 2 FAN MOTOR PROCESS FAN MOTOR
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3.8 / 013 18 / 5.0

3.8 / N N/1 / 5.0
013 014 014 015 015 016 016 017

XT2 15
13 13 13 13 13
KM30 KM31 KM33 KM34 KM51
/3.0 14 /3.1 14 /3.3 14 /3.4 14 /5.1 14 RD
022 018 022 023 019 023 024 020 024 025 021 RD
x1
-H47
x2
RD
12 14 12 14 12 14 12 14 12 14
PT 100 SENSOR QM12 QM14 QM16 QM21 QM18

/1.2 /1.4 /1.6 /2.1 /1.8
CN5/3 / 3.6
11 11 11 11 11
XT2 14
042' / 2.8
045 / 3.4
031 / 3.0
032 / 3.0
043 / 2.8
034 / 3.4
033 / 3.1
10 / 2.3
11 / 2.4
CN1/6 / 3.6
CN1/8 / 3.6
026 027 028 029
1 / 3.4
2 / 3.4
1 RD
OPTION 2 OPTION 1
+DHU-R40
2
+DHU-BR45
BP44
BP45
-W7
045
Included
2x0,5 1 2
XT2 12 13 10 11
J01
12 13 017 N 025 7 3 1 031 032 14 15 043 042 10 11 2 034 033 8
-CN1
-CN2
-CN3
-CN4
-CN5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
150°c
125°c
DISPLAY
75°c
50°c +Vdc +Vdc
(EXTERNAL USE MAX 50V)

SIGNAL HEATER STAGE 1
TEMPERATURE SENSOR
ERROR SENSE OUTPUT
GENERAL FAULT RELAY
DRIVE MOTOR HIGH

REACTIVATION AIR
HEATER STAGE 1
HEATER STAGE 2
HEATER STAGE 1
HEATER STAGE 2
HEATER STAGE 2
FILTER BLOCKED
FILTER BLOCKED
START/RUNNING
VOLTAGE 24VAC
GENERAL FAULT
GENERAL FAULT
TEMP. CUT OUT

POWER SUPPLY
TEMPERATURE
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
(INDICATION)
POST HEATER
DRIVEMOTOR
DRIVEMOTOR
ROTOR STOP
REACT.FAN
PROC FAN
l(SIGNAL)
PROCESS
(SIGNAL)
(SIGNAL)
(SIGNAL)
(SIGNAL)
(SIGNAL)
(SIGNAL)
(SIGNAL)
REACT
RUN
LED'S : PERMANENTLY ALIGHT = NORMAL (ON)
FLASHING/RED = ERROR
-A44 -MXB98
112355/1
3 5
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4.9 / 18
3.0 / 30
XT2 19 XT2 28 XT2 30 XT2 32 XT2 18
1 -W51
YSLY-OZ -W53 -W54 -W55 -W56
1 1 1 1
1
5x1 YSLY-OZ YSLY-OZ YSLY-OZ YSLY-OZ
+EXT-BT51.1-1 2x1 2x1 2x1 2x1
110°C 2 4 3 3 1
2 3 +EXT-BP53 P +EXT-BP54 P +EXT-BH55

-W51
200Pa 1 2 200Pa 1 2 >70%rH 4 2
XT2 20 XT2 21
2 2 2
-W53 -W54 -W55
XT2 22
-W51 4 +EXT-B56
1
1 XT2 29 XT2 31 XT2 33
+EXT-BT51.1-2 4
80°C 2 4 XT2 34
5
-W51
3
XT2 23 -W51.2
XT2 24 5
1 -W51.1
+EXT-BT51.2
YSLY-OZ
3 +35°C 6 4
2x1
+EXT-BP51 P
4 2
3mbar 1 2 -W51.2 -W56 53
2
-W51.1 KM34
XT2 25 XT2 35 /3.4 54
XT2 26 XT2 36 38 XT2 N

1 -W51.2
16 17
YSLY-OZ -W55.1
2 1 3
4x1 YSLY-OZ
+EXT-BT51.2 3x1
+5°C 3 1
2
-W51.2 XT2 16 17
+EXT-Y55
XT2 27
RD RD RD RD 3 2
83 33
1
KM34 QM18
/3.4 84 /1.8 34
RD RD
2
-W55.1
A1 C1 x1 x1
KM51 KL52 H53 H54 XT2
~
37
A2 C2 x2 x2
4.9 / N/1
1 2
3 4
5 6
13 14 /4.5
POST HEATER POST HEATER REACTIVATION PROCESS DAMPER CONTROL HUMIDITY RUN
TEMP CUT OUT FILTER FILTER TEMPERATURE INDICATION
DISPLAY
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Terminal-connection diagram
+EPA-X1
-QS10
-QS10
-QS10
Internal targets
Int. Wire Jumpers
Jumpers
Ext. Wire Jumpers
PLC-Designation
Terminal number
L1
L2
L3
1 2 3
4x6 mm²
YSLY-JZ
-W1
1 2 3
U V W N PE
U V W N PE
+EXT-XS1
BY CUSTOMER
NETZ MAINS
=CIR+EPA/5 2
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+EPA-XT2
+DHU-BT30
-A44-CN4
-A44-CN4
-A44-CN4
-A44-CN1
-A44-CN1
-QM18
-KM33
-KM34
-KM34
-KM30
-KM34
Internal targets
-FU26
-SA36
-SA36
-SA36
-SA36
-TC25
-H47
-H47
Int. Wire Jumpers
Jumpers
Ext. Wire Jumpers
PLC-Designation
Terminal number
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
N
1
9
BN BN 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 1
6x0,5 mm²
2x0,5 mm²
2x1 mm²
2x1 mm²
2x1 mm²
Included
Included
YSLY-OZ
YSLY-OZ
YSLY-OZ
-W51.1
-W51.2
-W56
-W51
-W53
-W6
-W7
BN BN 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 1
2 1 U1 V1 W1 PE 2 1 1 4 1 2 4 1 2 4 3 2 1 2 3 1 3
U1 V1 W1 PE 1 2 4 2 4 1 2 3 1 1 2
M
3~ P P
Θ 4 3
1 2 2 1 1 3 2
+DHU-M23 +DHU-R40 +EXT-B56 +EXT-BT51.1-1 +EXT-BT51.1-2 +EXT-BP51 +EXT-BT51.2 +EXT-BP53

PT 100 SENSOR
REACTIVATION
TEMPERATURE
DRIVE MOTOR
POST HEATER
POST HEATER
POST HEATER
POST HEATER
HUMIDITY
DISPLAY
FILTER
1 3
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+EPA-XT2
-KM51
-KM51
Internal targets
-H53
-H54
Int. Wire Jumpers
Jumpers
Ext. Wire Jumpers
PLC-Designation
Terminal number
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
2 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
2x1 mm²
2x1 mm²
2x1 mm²
3x1 mm²
YSLY-OZ
YSLY-OZ
YSLY-OZ
YSLY-OZ
-W51.2
-W55.1
-W53
-W54
-W55
2 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
2 1 3 2 1 1 2 4 5 4 6 3 1 2
1 2 1 2 4 2 6 4
P P
3
3 3 1 5
+EXT-BP53 +EXT-BP54 +EXT-BH55 +EXT-BT51.2 +EXT-Y55

DAMPER CONTROL
DAMPER CONTROL
REACTIVATION
POST HEATER
PROCESS
FILTER
FILTER
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Terminal diagram
Internal +EPA-X1 External Page / Internal External Page /
Dim. Wire Cab./wire column Dim. Wire Cab./wire column
Desig. Conn. Desig. Conn. Desig. Conn. Desig. Conn.
6 MGD -QS10 1 +EXT-XS1 U -W1
L1 =CIR/1.0
6 MGD -QS10 3 +EXT-XS1 V -W1

L2 =CIR/1.0
6 MGD -QS10 5 +EXT-XS1 W -W1

L3 =CIR/1.0
3 5
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Terminal diagram
Internal +EPA-XT2 External Page / Internal External Page /
Dim. Wire Cab./wire column Dim. Wire Cab./wire column
Desig. Conn. REACTIVATION FILTERDesig. Conn. Desig. Conn. Desig. Conn.
0,75 1 -KM33 A1 1 030 -KM30 A1 +EXT-BT51.1-1 1 -W51
1 =CIR/3.4 19 =CIR/5.1
0,75 2 -A44-CN4 3 +EXT-BT51.1-1 2 -W51

2 =CIR/3.4 20 =CIR/5.1
0,75 03 -SA36 1 1 MGD -QM18 33 +EXT-BT51.1-1 4 -W51

3 =CIR/3.6 21 =CIR/5.2
0,75 04 -SA36 2 +EXT-BT51.1-2 1 -W51

4 =CIR/3.6 22 =CIR/5.1
0,75 5 +DHU-BT30 C +EXT-BT51.1-2 2 -W51

5 =CIR/3.6 23 =CIR/5.1
+EXT-BP51 3 -W51.1
6 =CIR/3.7 24 =CIR/5.1
0,75 -SA36 4 +EXT-BP51 2 -W51.1

7 =CIR/3.7 25 =CIR/5.1
0,75 -SA36 6 +EXT-BT51.2 2 -W51.2

8 =CIR/3.7 26 =CIR/5.1
1 MGD -KM34 83 +EXT-BT51.2 3 -W51.2

9 =CIR/3.7 27 =CIR/5.1
0,75 10 -A44-CN4 1 +DHU-M23 2 -W6 +EXT-BP53 3 -W53

10 =CIR/4.8 28 =CIR/5.3
0,75 11 -A44-CN4 2 +DHU-M23 1 -W6 1 MGD -H53 x1 +EXT-BP53 2 -W53

11 =CIR/4.8 29 =CIR/5.3
0,75 12 -A44-CN1 1 +DHU-R40 2 -W7 1 MGD -KM51 13 +EXT-BP54 3 -W54

12 =CIR/4.0 30 =CIR/5.4
0,75 13 -A44-CN1 2 +DHU-R40 1 -W7 1 MGD -H54 x1 +EXT-BP54 2 -W54

13 =CIR/4.0 31 =CIR/5.4
1 MGD -H47 x2 +EXT-BH55 1 -W55

14 =CIR/4.7 32 =CIR/5.5
1 MGD -H47 x1 +EXT-BH55 2 -W55

15 =CIR/4.7 33 =CIR/5.5
0,75 16 -KM34 54 +EXT-BT51.2 5 -W51.2

16 =CIR/5.7 34 =CIR/5.5
0,75 17 -KM34 53 +EXT-BT51.2 4 -W51.2

17 =CIR/5.8 35 =CIR/5.5
0,75 18 -FU26 1 +EXT-B56 1 -W56 +EXT-Y55 3 -W55.1

18 =CIR/5.6 36 =CIR/5.5
0,75 0VAC -TC25 +EXT-B56 4 -W56 1 MGD -KM51 A2 +EXT-Y55 1 -W55.1

N =CIR/5.6 37 =CIR/5.5
+EXT-Y55 2 -W55.1
38 =CIR/5.5
4 =WIR/1
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Connection list
A B A B
Wire name Colour Dim. Pot./Sign. Design. Conn. Design. Conn. Wire name Colour Dim. Pot./Sign. Design. Conn. Design. Conn.
TC25: - PE: Green/Yellow 0,75 0VAC +EPA-TC25 +EPA-PE KM33:14 - QM16:14 Red 0,75 020 +EPA-KM33 14 +EPA-QM16 14
TC25: - XT2:N Red 0,75 0VAC +EPA-TC25 +EPA-XT2 N KM34:14 - QM21:14 Red 0,75 021 +EPA-KM34 14 +EPA-QM21 14
XT2:N - KL27:C2 Red 0,75 0VAC +EPA-XT2 N +EPA-KL27 C2 QM14:12 - QM12:12 Red 0,75 022 +EPA-QM14 12 +EPA-QM12 12
KL27:C2 - KM30:A2 Red 0,75 0VAC +EPA-KL27 C2 +EPA-KM30 A2 QM16:12 - QM14:12 Red 0,75 023 +EPA-QM16 12 +EPA-QM14 12
KM30:A2 - KL28:C2 Red 0,75 0VAC +EPA-KM30 A2 +EPA-KL28 C2 QM21:12 - QM16:12 Red 0,75 024 +EPA-QM21 12 +EPA-QM16 12
KL28:C2 - KM31:A2 Red 0,75 0VAC +EPA-KL28 C2 +EPA-KM31 A2 A44-CN1:5 - QM21:12 Red 0,75 025 +EPA-A44-CN1 5 +EPA-QM21 12
KM31:A2 - KM33:A2 Red 0,75 0VAC +EPA-KM31 A2 +EPA-KM33 A2 A44-CN1:9 - QM12:11 Red 0,75 026 +EPA-A44-CN1 9 +EPA-QM12 11
KM33:A2 - KM34:A2 Red 0,75 0VAC +EPA-KM33 A2 +EPA-KM34 A2 A44-CN1:10 - QM14:11 Red 0,75 027 +EPA-A44-CN1 10 +EPA-QM14 11
KM34:A2 - A44-CN1:4 Red 0,75 0VAC +EPA-KM34 A2 +EPA-A44-CN1 4 A44-CN1:11 - QM16:11 Red 0,75 028 +EPA-A44-CN1 11 +EPA-QM16 11
KM33:A1 - XT2:1 Red 0,75 1 +EPA-KM33 A1 +EPA-XT2 1 A44-CN1:12 - QM21:11 Red 0,75 029 +EPA-A44-CN1 12 +EPA-QM21 11
QM25:2 - TC25: Black 0,75 01 +EPA-QM25 2 +EPA-TC25 KM33:74 - BT30:1 Red 0,75 030 +EPA-KM33 74 +DHU-BT30 1
A44-CN4:3 - XT2:2 Red 0,75 2 +EPA-A44-CN4 3 +EPA-XT2 2 KM30:A1 - XT2:19 Red 1 030 +EPA-KM30 A1 +EPA-XT2 19
QM25:6 - TC25: Black 0,75 02 +EPA-QM25 6 +EPA-TC25 A44-CN3:3 - KM33:73 Red 0,75 031 +EPA-A44-CN3 3 +EPA-KM33 73
A44-CN1:8 - XT2:3 Red 0,75 3 +EPA-A44-CN1 8 +EPA-XT2 3 A44-CN3:4 - KM30:A1 Red 0,75 032 +EPA-A44-CN3 4 +EPA-KM30 A1
SA36:1 - XT2:3 Red 0,75 03 +EPA-SA36 1 +EPA-XT2 3 A44-CN5:2 - KM31:A1 Red 0,75 033 +EPA-A44-CN5 2 +EPA-KM31 A1
KA56:11 - XT2:4 Red 0,75 4 +EPA-KA56 11 +EPA-XT2 4 A44-CN4:4 - PI35:A1 Red 1 034 +EPA-A44-CN4 4 +EPA-PI35 A1
SA36:2 - XT2:4 Red 0,75 04 +EPA-SA36 2 +EPA-XT2 4 KM34:A1 - PI35:A1 Red 1 035 +EPA-KM34 A1 +EPA-PI35 A1
KA56:14 - XT2:5 Red 0,75 5 +EPA-KA56 14 +EPA-XT2 5 BT27:C - BT30:2 Red 0,75 036 +DHU-BT27 C +DHU-BT30 2
XT2:5 - BT30:C Red 0,75 5 +EPA-XT2 5 +DHU-BT30 C QM12:33 - BT27:C Red 0,75 037 +EPA-QM12 33 +DHU-BT27 C
A44-CN4:1 - XT2:10 Red 0,75 10 +EPA-A44-CN4 1 +EPA-XT2 10 QM12:33 - QM14:33 Red 0,75 038 +EPA-QM12 33 +EPA-QM14 33
A44-CN4:2 - XT2:11 Red 0,75 11 +EPA-A44-CN4 2 +EPA-XT2 11 KL27:C1 - QM12:34 Red 0,75 039 +EPA-KL27 C1 +EPA-QM12 34
FU26:2 - TC25: Red 0,75 011 +EPA-FU26 2 +EPA-TC25 KL28:C1 - QM14:34 Red 0,75 040 +EPA-KL28 C1 +EPA-QM14 34
A44-CN1:1 - XT2:12 Red 0,75 12 +EPA-A44-CN1 1 +EPA-XT2 12 QM16:34 - QM21:33 Red 0,75 041 +EPA-QM16 34 +EPA-QM21 33
BT27:2 - QM16:33 Red 0,75 012 +DHU-BT27 2 +EPA-QM16 33 A44-CN3:8 - BT30:C Red 0,75 042 +EPA-A44-CN3 8 +DHU-BT30 C
A44-CN1:2 - XT2:13 Red 0,75 13 +EPA-A44-CN1 2 +EPA-XT2 13 A44-CN3:7 - QM21:34 Red 0,75 043 +EPA-A44-CN3 7 +EPA-QM21 34
QM16:33 - KM30:13 Red 0,75 013 +EPA-QM16 33 +EPA-KM30 13 FU26:1 - A44-CN3:1 Red 0,75 045 +EPA-FU26 1 +EPA-A44-CN3 1
A44-CN3:1 - A44-CN3:5 Red 0,75 14 +EPA-A44-CN3 1 +EPA-A44-CN3 5 A44-CN1:7 - A44-CN1:12 Red 0,75 J01 +EPA-A44-CN1 7 +EPA-A44-CN1 12
KM30:13 - KM31:13 Red 0,75 014 +EPA-KM30 13 +EPA-KM31 13 SA36:1 - SA36:3 Red 0,75 J02 +EPA-SA36 1 +EPA-SA36 3
A44-CN3:6 - XT2:14 Red 0,75 15 +EPA-A44-CN3 6 +EPA-XT2 14 SA36:3 - SA36:5 Red 0,75 J03 +EPA-SA36 3 +EPA-SA36 5
KM31:13 - KM33:13 Red 0,75 015 +EPA-KM31 13 +EPA-KM33 13 KM32:4 - QM18:5 Black 2,5 MGD +EPA-KM32 4 +EPA-QM18 5
KM34:54 - XT2:16 Red 0,75 16 +EPA-KM34 54 +EPA-XT2 16 A44-CN1:13 - QM18:11 Red 1 MGD +EPA-A44-CN1 13 +EPA-QM18 11
KM33:13 - KM34:13 Red 0,75 016 +EPA-KM33 13 +EPA-KM34 13 KM51:14 - QM18:14 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KM51 14 +EPA-QM18 14
KM34:53 - XT2:17 Red 0,75 17 +EPA-KM34 53 +EPA-XT2 17 KM34:83 - XT2:27 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KM34 83 +EPA-XT2 27
KM34:13 - A44-CN1:3 Red 0,75 017 +EPA-KM34 13 +EPA-A44-CN1 3 KM34:84 - KM51:A1 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KM34 84 +EPA-KM51 A1
FU26:1 - XT2:18 Red 0,75 18 +EPA-FU26 1 +EPA-XT2 18 QM18:33 - XT2:21 Red 1 MGD +EPA-QM18 33 +EPA-XT2 21
XT2:18 - BT27:2 Red 0,75 18 +EPA-XT2 18 +DHU-BT27 2 KL52:C1 - QM18:34 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KL52 C1 +EPA-QM18 34
KM30:14 - QM12:14 Red 0,75 018 +EPA-KM30 14 +EPA-QM12 14 H53:x1 - XT2:29 Red 1 MGD +EPA-H53 x1 +EPA-XT2 29
KM31:14 - QM14:14 Red 0,75 019 +EPA-KM31 14 +EPA-QM14 14 H54:x1 - XT2:31 Red 1 MGD +EPA-H54 x1 +EPA-XT2 31
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Connection list
A B A B
XT2:30 - KM51:13 Red 1 MGD +EPA-XT2 30 +EPA-KM51 13
XT2:37 - KM51:A2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-XT2 37 +EPA-KM51 A2
KM51:A2 - KL52:C2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KM51 A2 +EPA-KL52 C2
KL52:C2 - H53:x2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KL52 C2 +EPA-H53 x2
H53:x2 - H54:x2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-H53 x2 +EPA-H54 x2
H54:x2 - PI35:A2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-H54 x2 +EPA-PI35 A2
H47:x2 - XT2:14 Red 1 MGD +EPA-H47 x2 +EPA-XT2 14
QS10:1 - X1:L1 Black 6 MGD +EPA-QS10 1 +EPA-X1 L1
QM12:12 - QM18:12 Red 1 MGD +EPA-QM12 12 +EPA-QM18 12
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Connection list
A B A B
A44-CN1:13 - QM18:11 Red 1 MGD +EPA-A44-CN1 13 +EPA-QM18 11
A44-CN3:6 - XT2:14 Red 0,75 15 +EPA-A44-CN3 6 +EPA-XT2 14
A44-CN4:4 - PI35:A1 Red 1 034 +EPA-A44-CN4 4 +EPA-PI35 A1
KL52:C1 - QM18:34 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KL52 C1 +EPA-QM18 34
KM30:A1 - XT2:19 Red 1 030 +EPA-KM30 A1 +EPA-XT2 19
KM32:4 - QM18:5 Black 2,5 MGD +EPA-KM32 4 +EPA-QM18 5
KM34:83 - XT2:27 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KM34 83 +EPA-XT2 27
KM34:84 - KM51:A1 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KM34 84 +EPA-KM51 A1
KM34:A1 - PI35:A1 Red 1 035 +EPA-KM34 A1 +EPA-PI35 A1
KM51:14 - QM18:14 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KM51 14 +EPA-QM18 14
QM18:33 - XT2:21 Red 1 MGD +EPA-QM18 33 +EPA-XT2 21
XT2:37 - KM51:A2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-XT2 37 +EPA-KM51 A2
KM51:A2 - KL52:C2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KM51 A2 +EPA-KL52 C2
KL52:C2 - H53:x2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-KL52 C2 +EPA-H53 x2
H53:x2 - H54:x2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-H53 x2 +EPA-H54 x2
H54:x2 - PI35:A2 Red 1 MGD +EPA-H54 x2 +EPA-PI35 A2
A44-CN3:1 - A44-CN3:5 Red 0,75 14 +EPA-A44-CN3 1 +EPA-A44-CN3 5
XT2:30 - KM51:13 Red 1 MGD +EPA-XT2 30 +EPA-KM51 13
QM12:12 - QM18:12 Red 1 MGD +EPA-QM12 12 +EPA-QM18 12
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Cable connection diagram
+DHU-M21
-KM30
-KM31
-KM33
-PE
-PE
-PE
-PE
-X1
Internal targets
L1 L2 L3
U1 V1 W1
1 1 1 M
3~
L1 PE
2 2 2
L1 L2 L3 2 1 4 3 6 5 2 1 4 3 6 5 2 1 4 3 6 5 U1 V1
+EPA-W1 +EPA-W2 +EPA-W3 +EPA-W4 +EPA-W5

Cable
GNYE
GNYE
GNYE
GNYE
YSLY-JZ
1
2
3
1
2
4x6 mm² 10 m 4x2,5 mm² 4x2,5 mm² 4x1,5 mm² 4x1,5 mm²
External targets
U V W PE N PE PE U1 V1 W1 PE U1 V1
U1 V1 W1
M U1 V1 W1 PE
3~ M
3~
PE
Θ
U V W N PE PE PE 1 2
+EXT-XS1
+DHU-EH12
+DHU-EH14
+DHU-M16
+DHU-M23
PROCESS FAN MOTOR
REACTIVATION FAN
HEATER 1 STAGE 1
HEATER 2 STAGE 1
BY CUSTOMER
NETZ MAINS
MOTOR
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+DHU-M21
-KM34
-KM34
-KM34
-KM32
-XT2
-XT2
-XT2
-PE
-PE
Internal targets
11 10 12 13 19 21
U1 V1 W1
M 1 5 3 1
3~
PE 11 12 19
2 6 4 2
W1 PE 2 1 11 10 6 5 4 3 12 13 2 1 6 5 19 20 21 22 23
+EPA-W5 +EPA-W6 +EPA-W7 +EPA-W8 +EPA-W51

Cable
GNYE
GNYE
Included Included
WH
GN
BN
BN
BK
PE
3
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
4x1,5 mm² 6x0,5 mm² 2x0,5 mm² 4x2,5 mm²
External targets
W1 1 2 PE U1 1 2 W1 PE V1 2 1 PE 1 2 4 1 2
U1 V1 W1 PE U1 V1 W1 PE 1
M M
2 4 2 4
3~ 3~
Θ Θ PE 1 1
1 2 1 2 2
+DHU-M23
-PE
+DHU-M23
+DHU-R40
+DHU-EH18
+EXT-BT51.1-1
+EXT-BT51.1-2
PROCESS FAN MOTOR
DRIVE MOTOR
POST HEATER
POSTHEATER
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-XT2
-XT2
-XT2
-XT2
-XT2
Internal targets
27 29 30 31
24 26 28 30 32
24 25 26 27 34 35 28 29 30 31 32 33
+EPA-W51 +EPA-W51.1 +EPA-W51.2 +EPA-W53 +EPA-W54 +EPA-W55

Cable
YSLY-OZ YSLY-OZ YSLY-OZ YSLY-OZ

1
2
1
2
3
4
1
2
1
2
1
2
2x1 mm² 2x1 mm² 2x1 mm² 2x1 mm²
External targets
4 3 2 1 2 3 1 5 4 6 3 2 1 3 2 1 1 2 4
1 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 4 2
2 4
P P P
1
3 2 3 3 1
+EXT-BT51.1-2
+EXT-BP51
+EXT-BT51.2
+EXT-BP53
+EXT-BP54
+EXT-BH55
DAMPER CONTROL
REACTIVATION
POST HEATER
POST HEATER
PROCESS
FILTER
FILTER
2 4
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-XT2
-XT2
Internal targets
37 18 N
36 18
36 37 38 18 N
+EPA-W55.1 +EPA-W56
Cable
YSLY-OZ YSLY-OZ
1
2
3
1
2
3x1 mm² 2x1 mm²

External targets
3 1 2 1 4
3 4
+EXT-Y55
+EXT-B56
DAMPER CONTROL
TEMPERATURE
HUMIDITY
DISPLAY
3 5
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Cable overview
Cable designation From To Cable type Conductors Ø (mm²) Length (m) Munters part number Function text
+EPA-W1 +EPA-X1 +EXT-XS1 YSLY-JZ 4 6 10 BY CUSTOMER
+EPA-PE
+EPA-W2 +EPA-KM30 +DHU-EH12 4 2,5 HEATER 1 STAGE 1
+EPA-PE
+EPA-W3 +EPA-KM31 +DHU-EH14 4 2,5 HEATER 2 STAGE 1
+EPA-PE
+EPA-W4 +EPA-KM33 +DHU-M16 4 1,5 REACTIVATION FAN MOTOR
+EPA-PE
+EPA-W5 +DHU-M21 +DHU-M23 4 1,5 PROCESS FAN MOTOR
+EPA-PE
+EPA-W6 +EPA-XT2 +DHU-M23 Included 6 0,5 DRIVE MOTOR
+EPA-KM34
+EPA-PE
+EPA-W7 +EPA-XT2 +DHU-R40 Included 2 0,5
+EPA-W8 +EPA-KM32 +DHU-EH18 4 2,5 POSTHEATER
+EPA-PE
+EPA-W51 +EPA-XT2 +EXT-BT51.1-1 POST HEATER
+EXT-BT51.1-2
+EPA-W51.1 +EPA-XT2 +EXT-BP51 YSLY-OZ 2 1 POST HEATER
+EPA-W51.2 +EPA-XT2 +EXT-BT51.2 =
+EPA-W53 +EPA-XT2 +EXT-BP53 YSLY-OZ 2 1 REACTIVATION
+EPA-W54 +EPA-XT2 +EXT-BP54 YSLY-OZ 2 1 PROCESS
+EPA-W55 +EPA-XT2 +EXT-BH55 YSLY-OZ 2 1 DAMPER CONTROL
+EPA-W55.1 +EPA-XT2 +EXT-Y55 YSLY-OZ 3 1 =
+EPA-W56 +EPA-XT2 +EXT-B56 YSLY-OZ 2 1 HUMIDITY
4 =BOM/1
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Components list
Device tag Qty Description Manufacturer Type number Technical data Notes Munters part no. Function text
+EPA 2 BUSBAR 60mm SYSTEM HOLDER Siemens AG 8US1923-2AA01 19039188
+EPA 2 BUSBAR 60mm SYSTEM END COVER Siemens AG 8US1922-1AC00 19043287
+EPA 3 BUSBAR COPPER BAR 12x5mm Siemens AG 8WC5123 19039060
+EPA 2 BUSBAR ADAPTER Siemens AG 8US1998-1BA00 150-011604-001
+EPA 1 INFEED 3 PHASE WITH COVER Siemens AG 55SH3538 1,5-16mm² 150-016430-001
+EPA-A44 1 MXB98 Munters 190112355-1 190112355-1
+EPA-A44 1 Label Control Panel Munters 190112353-2 190112353-2
+EPA-A44-CN1 1 PCB-Connector 13Way Munters 190104056-1 190104056-1
+EPA-A44-CN4 1 PCB-Connector 4Way Munters 19051591 19051591
+EPA-A44-CN5 1 PCB-Connector 3Way Munters 19051590 19051590
+EPA-FU26 1 CIRCUIT BREAKER 230/400V 10KA, 1-POLE, C, 4A, D=70MM Siemens AG 5SY4104-7 4A 19039073
+EPA-H47 1 COMPACT UNIT ROUND, RED, UC 24V Siemens AG 3SB3244-6AA20 RD 9072305046
+EPA-H47 1 Label carrier for label Siemens AG 3SB3923-0AV 9072305041
+EPA-H53 1 COMPACT UNIT ROUND , YELLOW, UC 24V Siemens AG 3SB3244-6AA30 YE 9072305047 REACTIVATION
+EPA-H53 1 Label carrier for label Siemens AG 3SB3923-0AV 9072305041 =
+EPA-H54 1 COMPACT UNIT ROUND , YELLOW, UC 24V Siemens AG 3SB3244-6AA30 YE 9072305047 PROCESS
+EPA-KL27 1 VOLTAGE RELEASE, AC 20...24V, 50/60HZ, 100% ED Siemens AG 3RV2902-1DB0 150-018398-001 TRIP COIL
+EPA-KL28 1 VOLTAGE RELEASE, AC 20...24V, 50/60HZ, 100% ED Siemens AG 3RV2902-1DB0 150-018398-001 TRIP COIL
+EPA-KL52 1 VOLTAGE RELEASE, AC 20...24V, 50/60HZ, 100% ED Siemens AG 3RV2902-1DB0 150-018398-001 POST HEATER
+EPA-KM30 1 CONTACTOR, AC-3, 5.5KW/400V, 1NO Siemens AG 3RT2017-1AB01 150-018378-003 HEATER 1
+EPA-KM31 1 CONTACTOR, AC-3, 5.5KW/400V, 1NO Siemens AG 3RT2017-1AB01 150-018378-003 HEATER 2
+EPA-KM33 1 CONTACTOR, AC-3, 5.5KW/400V, 1NO Siemens AG 3RT2017-1AB01 150-018378-003 REACTIVATION
+EPA-KM33 1 AUX. SWITCH BLOCK , 1NO COND. PATHS: 1NO, Siemens AG 3RH2911-1BA10 150-018400-001 =
+EPA-KM34 1 CONTACTOR, AC-3, 5.5KW/400V, 1NO Siemens AG 3RT2017-1AB01 150-018378-003 DRIVE MOTOR AND
+EPA-KM34 1 AUX. SWITCH BLOCK , 2NO+2NC COND. PATHS: 1NO, 1NC, Siemens AG 3RH2911-1GA22 9072305019 =
+EPA-KM51 1 CONTACTOR, AC-3, 5.5KW/400V, 1NO Siemens AG 3RT2017-1AB01 150-018378-003 POST HEATER
+EPA-PE 1 Terminal Block Row Munters WDU 19039092
+EPA-PE 1 SH1 PE BAR SUPPORT Weidmüller 0299860000 10x5mm 19039097
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Components list
+EPA-PE 10 Special terminal, special connections Weidmüller ZB 10 F.10X3/10X5/10X10 1,5-10mm² 19039099
+EPA-PE 1 XXX 082 10x5mm, L=0,385M 19039096
+EPA-PI35 1 Running Time Meter Müller BW3018-2450 24V 50Hz Option 3 190253025-1
+EPA-QM12 1 TRANSVERSE AUX. SWITCH, 1CO, SCREW CONNECTION Siemens AG 3RV1901-1D 1 CO 19039029 HEATER 1 STAGE 1
+EPA-QM12 1 LATERAL AUXILIARY SWITCH 2NO, SCREW CONNECTION Siemens AG 3RV1901-1B 2 NO 19039031 =
+EPA-QM12 1 DEVICE ADAPTER Siemens AG 8US1251-5DM07 25A, W45mm, L182mm 19039185 =
+EPA-QM12 2 SIDE MODULE, 13.5MM Siemens AG 8US1998-2BM00 W13,5mm, L182mm 19039055 =
+EPA-QM12 1 LINK MODULE, S00/S00 Siemens AG 3RA1921-1D 19039145 =
+EPA-QM14 1 TRANSVERSE AUX. SWITCH, 1CO, SCREW CONNECTION Siemens AG 3RV1901-1D 1 CO 19039029 HEATER 2 STAGE 1
+EPA-QM16 1 TRANSVERSE AUX. SWITCH, 1CO, SCREW CONNECTION Siemens AG 3RV1901-1D 1 CO 19039029 REACTIVATION FAN MOTOR
+EPA-QM18 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1JA10 7...10A 150-018259-019 POSTHEATER
+EPA-QM18 1 TRANSVERSE AUX. SWITCH, 1CO, SCREW CONNECTION Siemens AG 3RV1901-1D 1 CO 19039029 =
+EPA-QM21 1 TRANSVERSE AUX. SWITCH, 1CO, SCREW CONNECTION Siemens AG 3RV1901-1D 1 CO 19039029 PROCESS FAN MOTOR
+EPA-QM25 1 DEVICE ADAPTER Siemens AG 8US1251-5DM07 25A, W45mm, L182mm 19039185
+EPA-QS10 1 HAUPTSCHALTER 3-POLIG IU=32, P/AC-23A BEI 400V=11,5KW Siemens AG 3LD2254-0TK51 32A, 11,5kW AC-3 150-012492-001 BY CUSTOMER
1 3
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Components list
+EPA-SA36 1 Switch ML420 - ML1350 Munters 19039136 19039136
+EPA-TC25 1 TRANSFORMER Noratel 5-080-001711 100VA Pri:380-480V 150-017307-001
+EPA-XT2 23 Durchgangs-Reihenklemme, 2.5 mm² Weidmüller WDU 2.5 150-044276-001 RUN
+EPA-XT2 1 Neutralklemme, 2.5 mm² Weidmüller WDU 2.5 BL 150-044279-001 HUMIDITY
+DHU-BP44 1 Differential Pressure Switch REGIN DTV200 1 CO, 20-300 Pa Option 2 190101165-300
+DHU-BP44 1 Cable Kit Filter Guard Munters MUN.150-010919-001 Option 2 150-010919-001
+DHU-BP45 1 Differential Pressure Switch REGIN DTV200 1 CO, 20-300 Pa Option 2 190101165-300
+DHU-BR45 1 Sensor Rotorstop REGIN RR-G3 1 NO Option 1 190101165-2
+DHU-BT27 1 Thermostate 175°C IMIT 175 °C 1 CO 1901500968-01 TRIP COIL
+DHU-BT30 1 Thermostate 160°C IMIT 160 °C 1 CO 190101143-166 HEATER 1
+DHU-EH18 1 Heater Eichenauer 034-039-4 380V - 440V 9071000260 POSTHEATER
+DHU-EH18 1 Heater Eichenauer 034-041-4 460V - 480V 9071000268 =
+DHU-M16 1 Motor ABB SML37 0,37kW 220-480V 50/60HZ 190101139-400 REACTIVATION FAN MOTOR
+DHU-M21 1 Motor ABB SML55 0,55kW 220-480V 50/60HZ 190101137-400 PROCESS FAN MOTOR
+DHU-R40 1 SENSOR, PT100 Munters MUN.190253027-1 PT100 190253027-1 PT 100 SENSOR
+EXT-B56 1 Duct Humidity and Temperature Sensor with Display S+S Regeltechnik KFTF-U-Display 0-10V HUMIDITY
+EXT-BH55 1 Duct hygrostats, one-step S+S Regeltechnik KH-10-U 1CO, 35...100%rH DAMPER CONTROL
+EXT-BP51 1 SWITCH PRESSURE AIR DUNGS LGW 10 A4 1 CO, 1-10 mbar 3mbar POST HEATER
+EXT-BP53 1 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SWITCH OPPERMANN DD83EV 50...500Pa 200Pa 9072304024 REACTIVATION
+EXT-BP54 1 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SWITCH OPPERMANN DD83EV 50...500Pa 200Pa 9072304024 PROCESS
+EXT-BT51.1-1 1 Thermostate STW+STB Jumo ATHf-2070 2 CO, 50...300°C TW=80°C, STB=110°C 9071600113 POST HEATER
+EXT-BT51.2 1 Duct temperature controllers S+S Regeltechnik KTR-090090-U TW+TW, 0...90°C +5°C, +35°C =
+EXT-XS1 1 Stecker CEE 5x32/6h + Knicksch Munters CEE 5x32/6h CEE 5x32/6h 9073202111 BY CUSTOMER
+EXT-Y55 1 Damper with Actuator Lindab DTBU-250-25-LM DAMPER CONTROL
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Components list
+EPA-H47 1 COMPACT UNIT ROUND, RED, UC 24V Siemens AG 3SB3244-6AA20 RD 9072305046
+EPA-H47 1 Label carrier for label Siemens AG 3SB3923-0AV 9072305041
+EPA-H53 1 COMPACT UNIT ROUND , YELLOW, UC 24V Siemens AG 3SB3244-6AA30 YE 9072305047 REACTIVATION
+EPA-H54 1 COMPACT UNIT ROUND , YELLOW, UC 24V Siemens AG 3SB3244-6AA30 YE 9072305047 PROCESS
+EPA-KL52 1 VOLTAGE RELEASE, AC 20...24V, 50/60HZ, 100% ED Siemens AG 3RV2902-1DB0 150-018398-001 POST HEATER
+EPA-KM34 1 AUX. SWITCH BLOCK , 2NO+2NC COND. PATHS: 1NO, 1NC, Siemens AG 3RH2911-1GA22 9072305019 DRIVE MOTOR AND
+EPA-KM51 1 CONTACTOR, AC-3, 5.5KW/400V, 1NO Siemens AG 3RT2017-1AB01 150-018378-003 POST HEATER
+EPA-QM18 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1JA10 7...10A 150-018259-019 POSTHEATER
+EPA-QM18 1 TRANSVERSE AUX. SWITCH, 1CO, SCREW CONNECTION Siemens AG 3RV1901-1D 1 CO 19039029 =
+EPA-QS10 1 HAUPTSCHALTER 3-POLIG IU=32, P/AC-23A BEI 400V=11,5KW Siemens AG 3LD2254-0TK51 32A, 11,5kW AC-3 150-012492-001 BY CUSTOMER
+DHU-EH18 1 Heater Eichenauer 034-039-4 380V - 440V 9071000260 POSTHEATER
+DHU-EH18 1 Heater Eichenauer 034-041-4 460V - 480V 9071000268 =
+EXT-B56 1 Duct Humidity and Temperature Sensor with Display S+S Regeltechnik KFTF-U-Display 0-10V HUMIDITY
+EXT-BH55 1 Duct hygrostats, one-step S+S Regeltechnik KH-10-U 1CO, 35...100%rH DAMPER CONTROL
+EXT-BP51 1 SWITCH PRESSURE AIR DUNGS LGW 10 A4 1 CO, 1-10 mbar 3mbar POST HEATER
+EXT-BP53 1 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SWITCH OPPERMANN DD83EV 50...500Pa 200Pa 9072304024 REACTIVATION
+EXT-BP54 1 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SWITCH OPPERMANN DD83EV 50...500Pa 200Pa 9072304024 PROCESS
+EXT-BT51.1-1 1 Thermostate STW+STB Jumo ATHf-2070 2 CO, 50...300°C TW=80°C, STB=110°C 9071600113 POST HEATER
+EXT-BT51.2 1 Duct temperature controllers S+S Regeltechnik KTR-090090-U TW+TW, 0...90°C +5°C, +35°C =
+EXT-XS1 1 Stecker CEE 5x32/6h + Knicksch Munters CEE 5x32/6h CEE 5x32/6h 9073202111 BY CUSTOMER
+EXT-Y55 1 Damper with Actuator Lindab DTBU-250-25-LM DAMPER CONTROL
3 +VOLT/1
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Components list Voltage

+EPA-QM12 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1HA10 5,5...8A 7A 150-018259-018 HEATER 1 STAGE 1
+EPA-QM14 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1HA10 5,5...8A 5,5 A 150-018259-018 HEATER 2 STAGE 1
+EPA-QM16 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-0KA10 0,9...1,25A 1,0 A 150-018259-010 REACTIVATION FAN MOTOR
+EPA-QM18 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1JA10 7...10A 8A 150-018259-019 POSTHEATER
+EPA-QM21 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1BA10 1,4...2A 1,4 A 150-018259-012 PROCESS FAN MOTOR
+EPA-QM25 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-0GA10 0,45...0,63A 0,6 A 150-018259-007
+DHU-EH18 1 Heater Eichenauer 034-039-4 4,5 kW 9071000260 POSTHEATER
+DHU-M23 1 Drive Motor MINIMOTOR ACE66TB3-1,1 0,01kW 400V 50/60Hz 190101467-1 DRIVE MOTOR
+/4 2
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+EPA-QM12 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1HA10 5,5...8A 7A 150-018259-018 HEATER 1 STAGE 1
+EPA-QM21 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1AA10 1,1...1,6A 1,3 A 150-018259-011 PROCESS FAN MOTOR
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+EPA-QM12 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1HA10 5,5...8A 6,7A 150-018259-018 HEATER 1 STAGE 1
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+EPA-QM12 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1GA10 4,5...6,3A 6A 150-018259-017 HEATER 1 STAGE 1
+EPA-QM14 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1GA10 4,5...6,3A 4,5 A 150-018259-017 HEATER 2 STAGE 1
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+EPA-QM18 1 CIRCUIT-BREAKER SZ S00, FOR MOTOR PROTECTION, CLASS 10 Siemens AG 3RV2011-1JA10 7...10A 10 A 150-018259-019 POSTHEATER
+DHU-M23 1 Drive Motor MINIMOTOR ACE66TB3-1,1 0,01kW 480-500V 50/60Hz 190101467-4 DRIVE MOTOR
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Label list
No of
Dimension Qty Designation Instruction Dimension Qty Designation Instruction Dimension Qty Designation Instruction
lines
7x20 1 -KM30 Clip-In 1
7x20 1 -QM12 Clip-In 1
7x20 1 -QS10 Clip-In 1
9x17 1 -A44 Adhesive 1
9x17 1 -FU26 Adhesive 1
9x17 1 -H47 Adhesive 1
9x17 1 -PI35 Adhesive 1
9x17 1 -PI35 Adhesive 1
9x17 1 -SA36 Adhesive 1
9x17 1 -TC25 Adhesive 1
9x17 1 -BT27 Adhesive 1
9x17 1 -BT30 Adhesive 1
9x24 1 -BR45 2-holes 1
=BOM+VOLT/7
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DRH 20-5 (5,0 KW)
1 1 1 1
DTBU-125-24-LM
111
120 200 120

20 M8
145
250
145
20
400
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Q_EH18 = 5,0 kW
dTmin= 10K
X = 3 mbar 400VAC,50Hz,3Ph
P_M21 = 0,55 kW
PDS- D TB U Munters 9071000260
n = 2850 1/min BP51 V 1 = 69 0 m3 / h
400VAC/50Hz/3Ph V 2 = 2/ 3 x V 1 = 4 60 m3 / h
TS + u nd H S + = M A X => V 2
AD M 5
DTBU 200
AD
TI p > 300 Pa
B56
p = 1013 mbar HS+ TSA+ PDS+ MI
LM24 A-F EXT
KH-10-U BH55 BT51.2 TSA + = 35°C BP54 M B56
X = 80°C
DN 250
EXT X= 70% rF TSA-
TSA - = 5°C M21
BT51.2 X= 200 Pa X = 110°C
KTR-090090-U
P_M23 = 10 W M
400VAC/50Hz/3Ph M23
P_M16 = 0,37 kW
Q_(EH12+EH14) = 6,9 kW n = 2850 1/min
400VAC,50Hz,3Ph 400VAC/50Hz/3Ph
20°C / 60 %rF = 5,8 kg (H2O) /h
RE RE
p = 300 Pa H Rotor p = 1013 mbar
TI
EXT EXT
DN 125 DSU 125 TSA+
X = 160°C - FIX
BT27 X= 200 Pa
X = 175°C - FIX TSA++
BT30
Munters
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Air Dryer ML690 TiSBHV 08.12.2014 / NW
SIEMENS AG Munters GmbH

List_Siemens P0028447100 PID_MUNTERS 027-371-3
DWG_Siemens 11454-012650 DWG_Munters 026-512-3
Pos. Pos. DWG Material-Number Name Quantity: Unit: Material-Number

Siemens Munters
2 Air Dryer ML690 TiSBHV
1 2-01 PM0A66F55B52 Flange DN100/DN150 - Dwg 009-398-4 -Ausf. 2.0 1 pcs 9079600010
2 2-02 PM0A52H63F54 Hose Clamp DN150 2 pcs 9073001212
3 2-04 PM0A66E68K92 Hose DN150 x 10000 1 pcs 9073002130
4 2-06 P0018415200 Air Dryer ML690 -400V-50 Hz - DN150 1 pcs 170-190502
5 2-06 Filter ML2-M5-Spare Part 2 pcs 150-012355-001
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CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
B0
Type/Typ/Type/ES/Tipo/Tipo/Type/Typ/Typ/Tyyppi/Typ/Typ/
E G K O N F OR MI TÄ TS E R K L ÄR U N G Typ
1 B DÉCLARATION DE CONFORMITÉ CE ML 690 TiSBHV
DECLARACIÓN DE CONFORMIDAD CE
DECLARAÇÃO DE CONFORMIDADE CE
Serial No./ Serien-Nr./N° de série/ES/Nº de série/N. Di
DICHIARAZIONE DI CONFORMITA’ CE serie/Seirenummer/Serienr./Serienummer/Sarjanro/Nr
EG-VERKLARING VAN OVEREENSTEMMING seryjny/Sériové číslo/Č: série
EG-FRSÄKRAN OM ÖVERENSSTÄMMELSE
700783
EF-OVERENSSTEMMELSESERKLÆRING
VAATIMUSTENMUKAISUUSVAKUUTUS
D E KL AR AC J A Z G O D N OŚ CI W E
ES PROHLÁŠENÍ O SHODĚ
CE VYHLÁSENIE O ZHODE
We Munters GmbH declare that the following air treatment plant: Wij Munters GmbH verklaren dat de volgende luchtbehandelings-installatie:
Wir Munters GmbH erklären, dass der folgende Luftbehandlungsanlage: Vi Munters GmbH intygar att följande luftbehandlingsanläggning:
Nous, Munters GmbH, déclarons que la centrale de traitement d’air suivante : Vi, Munters GmbH, erklærer, at det følgende luftbehandlingsanlæg::
Nosotros, la empresa Munters GmbH, declaramos que la siguiente planta de Me, Munters GmbH vakuutamme, että seuraava ilmankäsittelylaitteisto:
tratamiento de aire: My, Munters GmbH oświadczamy, że następująca instalacja do leczenia
Nós Munters GmbH declaramos que o seguinte sistema de tratamento de ar: powietrzem:
Noi Munters GmbH dichiariamo che il seguente impianto di trattamento dell’aria: My, Munters GmbH, prohlašujeme, že dále uvedené zařízení na úpravu vzduchu:
My, Munters GmbH vyhlasujeme, že nasledujúce zariadenie pre úpravu vzduchu:
EN - Conforms to all the applicable regulations in the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, the Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC and the EMC Directive 2004/108/EC, and has been
manufactured in accordance with the following harmonised European standards:
DE - allen geltenden Vorgaben der Maschinenrichtlinie 2006/42/EC entspricht, der Niederspannungsrichtlinie 2006/95/EC und der Richtlinie über elektromagnetische Verträglichkeit
2004/108/EC und wurde entsprechend den nachfolgenden harmonisierten europäischen Standards hergestellt:
FR - est conforme à toutes les réglementations applicables de la Directive Machines 2006/42/CE, de la Directive Basse tension 2006/95/CE et de la Directive relative à la compatibilité
électromagnétique 2004/108/CE et a été fabriquée selon les normes européennes harmonisées suivantes :
ES - cumple todas las regulaciones aplicables en la Directiva 2006/42/CE relativa a las máquinas, en la Directiva de baja tensión 2006/95/CE y en la Directiva 2004/108/CE sobre
compatibilidad electromagnética, y que ha sido fabricada en conformidad con las siguientes normas europeas armonizadas:
PT - corresponde a todas as indicações vigentes da diretiva da máquina 2006/42/CE, à diretiva de baixa tensão 2006/95/CE e à diretiva de compatibilidade eletromagnética
2004/108/CE e foi fabricado conforme os seguintes padrões europeus harmonizados :
IT - rispetta tutte le disposizioni vigenti della direttiva macchine 2006/42/CE, della direttiva sulla bassa tensione 2006/95/CE e della direttiva sulla compatibilità elettromagnetica
2004/108/CE ed è stato realizzato in conformità agli standard europei armonizzati indicati di seguito:
NL - voldoet aan alle toepasselijke voorschriften van de Machinerichtlijn 2006/42/EC, de Laagspanningsrichtlijn 2006/95/EC en de EMC-richtlijn 2004/108/EC, en is vervaardigd in
overeenstemming met de volgende geharmoniseerde Europese normen:
S - motsvarar alla gällande regler i maskindirektiv 2006/42/EC, lågspänningsdirektiv 2006/95/EC och direktivet för elektromagnetisk tolerans 2004/108/EC och tillverkades i enlighet
med nedanstående harmoniserade europeiska standarder:
DM - opfylder alle gældende bestemmelser i maskindirektivet 2006/42/EF, lavspændingsdirektivet 2006/95/EF og direktivet om elektromagnetisk kompatibilitet 2004/108/EF og er
blevet fremstillet i henhold til de efterfølgende harmoniserede europæiske standarder.
FI - vastaa kaikkia konedirektiivin 2006/42/EY, pienjännitedirektiivin 2006/95/EY ja sähkömagneettista yhteensopivuutta koskevan direktiivin 2004/108/EY direktiivin voimassa olevia
määräyksiä ja on valmistettu seuraavien yhdenmukaistettujen eurooppalaisten standardien mukaisesti:
PL - jest zgodna z obowiązującymi wytycznymi dyrektywy maszynowej 2006/42/WE, dyrektywy niskonapięciowej 2006/95/WE i dyrektywy w sprawie kompatybilności
elektromagnetycznej 2004/108/WE, a także została wykonana zgodnie z następującymi ujednoliconymi standardami europejskimi:
SZ - splňuje všechny požadavky směrnic Evropského parlamentu a Rady 2006/42/ES o strojních zařízeních, 2006/95/ES o elektrických zařízeních nízkého napětí a 2004/108/ES o
elektromagnetické kompatibilitě. Zařízení bylo vyrobeno v souladu s těmito harmonizovanými evropskými normami:
SV - zodpovedá všetkým platným ustanoveniam Smernice 2006/42/ES o strojoch, Smernice 2006/95/ES o nízkom napätí a Smernice 2004/108/ES o elektromagnetickej kompatibilite
a bolo vyrobené podľa nasledujúcich harmonizovaných európskych štandardov.
EN 60204-1:2007, EN ISO 14121-1:2007, EN ISO 12100 -1/A1:2009, EN ISO 12100-2/A1:2009, EN 61000-6-2:2007, EN 61000-6-3/4:2007,
EN 60439-1:1999/A1:2004, EN 60439-2:2000, EN 61000-3-12:2005, EN 61000-6-3:2001, EN 62061:2005, EN 746-2-2006, EN ISO 13849-
1:2008, EN ISO 13857:2008
Name and position of issuer/ Name und Position des Erstellers/Nom et fonction Signature of issuer/ Unterschrift des Erstellers/ Signature de Date/Datum/Date/Fecha/
de l’émetteur/Nombre y cargo del expedidor/Nome e cargo do emissor/Nome e l’émetteur/Firma del expedidor/Assinatura do emissor/Firma del Fecha/Data/Datum/Datu
posizione del dichiarante/Naam en functie van de emittent/Tillverkarens namn och dichiarante/Handtekening van de emittent/Tillverkarens m/Dato/Päiväys/Data/Dat
position/Navn og stilling udstederens/Laadijan nimi ja asema/Nazwisko i underskrift/Underskrift af udsteder/Laatijan allekirjoitus/Podpis um/Dátum
stanowisko autora/Jméno a funkce pracovníka, který prohlášení vydal/Meno a autora/Podpis pracovníka, který prohlášení vydal/Podpis vyhotoviteľa
funkcia vyhotoviteľa
Herr Peter Krützmann, Project Handling Manager Hamburg,

MUNTERS GmbH, Hans-Duncker-Str.8, D- 21035 Hamburg
14.11.2014
Leiter Technische Auftragsabwicklung
AUTHORIZED TO COMPILE THE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION: Herr Peter Krützmann, MUNTERS GmbH, Hans-Duncker-Str.8, D- 21035 Hamburg
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Air Dryer ML 690

Munters Project No.

Standstill Air Dryer

!!! Hazard Warnings !!!

Caution! High centre of gravity!

Caution, voltage! Dangerous voltage!

The general requirements on the MUNTERS air dryer results as follows:

The MUNTERS dry air device is assembled operationally-ready in its standard

Temperature and relative humidity measurement with visualization are located

The electrical auxiliary heating device is controlled dependent on the ambient

• Advanced control panel -

• Unique plastic rotor casing 100 %

• Dehumidifies efficient down to

• Dehumidifies to low dewpoint.

• Interchangeable front and back

Munters Rotor Technology

The Humidity Expert

A Approximate capacity in kg/h at

Technical Specification Options

AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BELGIUM CHINA DENMARK

ML1100, ML1350, MLT1400

190TGB-1035-F1402 © Munters Europe AB 2014

No modiication of the unit is allowed without prior

Warranty NOTE! Highlights supplementary information for optimal

ii Important user information 190TGB-1035-F1402

190TGB-1035-F1402 Table of contents iii

iv Table of contents 190TGB-1035-F1402

1.2 Unintended use

1.3 Safety and cautions

- Always contact Munters for service or repair.

Figure 1.1 Identiication plate and markings

1. Unit identiication plate 4. Process air inlet

Explanation of "Fabr. no" on the identiication plate:

1.5 Supervision of operation

1.6 Fault indications

2.2 Principle of operation

Figure 2.1 Principle of operation

190TGB-1035-F1402 Dehumidiier design 3

2.3 Main components

Figure 2.2 Main components

2. Roller, belt guide 10. Pulley, belt drive

3. Drive belt 11. Reactivation air ilter

4. Rotor 12. Reactivation air impeller

5. Sealing ring, rotor 13. Reactivation fan motor

6. Upper rotor cover 14. Process fan motor

4 Dehumidiier design 190TGB-1035-F1402

3 Transport, inspection and storage

Figure 3.1 Correct length on forklift arms

3.2 Inspection of delivery

3.3 Storing the equipment

190TGB-1035-F1402 Transport, inspection and storage 5

- Always contact Munters for service or repair.

4.2 Site requirements

Figure 4.1 Drilling pattern

4.4 Mirror handed duct connections

4.5 Duct installation

4.5.1 General recommendations

Figure 4.4 Duct connections

Part number 170-013448–005 170-013448–004 170-013448–003 170-013448–002 170-013448–001

Figure 4.5 Ducts required for installation

4.5.2 Duct for outdoor air inlet

Figure 4.6 Outdoor air inlet design