Topvex SR, TR

Air handling unit

Installation instructions GB

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 Contents

1 Product information .........................................1 13.1 Access control cabinet ........................... 21

2 Overview ......................................................2 13.2 Control unit CU27-C .............................. 22
2.1 Intended use .........................................2 13.3 NaviPad control panel ........................... 22
2.2 Disclaimer ............................................2 13.3.1 Connect NaviPad...................... 23
2.3 Warranty ..............................................2 13.3.2 Mount NaviPad holder............... 24
3 Warnings.......................................................2 14 Connect accessories in Control unit CU27-
C ............................................................... 25
4 Unloading from trailer ......................................3
15 Dimension and weight.................................... 28
4.1 Lifting unit with forklift truck .....................3
4.2 Using lifting frame ..................................4 15.1 Topvex SR .......................................... 28
5 Transport and storage ......................................4 15.2 Topvex TR .......................................... 31
15.3 NaviPad ............................................. 33
5.1 Storage ................................................4
15.4 Access control cabinet ........................... 33
6 Unpacking .....................................................5
16 Technical data .............................................. 34
7 Duct connections.............................................5
17 Additional equipment ..................................... 34
7.1 Topvex SR ............................................5
18 Disposal ...................................................... 34
7.2 Topvex TR ............................................5
8 Internal components ........................................6 19 EU Declaration of Conformity ........................... 35
8.1 Topvex SR ............................................6 20 UK Declaration of Conformity ........................... 36
8.2 Topvex TR ............................................7
9 Installation.....................................................8
9.1 Requirements for installation ....................9
9.2 Transport through a standard door (900
mm).................................................. 11
9.2.1 Remove front doors and back
side on Topvex SR/TR20-
35......................................... 11
9.2.2 Divide the air handling
unit ....................................... 13
9.3 Attach the Access control cabinet ............ 14
9.4 Insulate the ducts ................................. 15
9.5 Install the supply air sensor .................... 15
9.6 Installation of roof (only Topvex SR ODK
versions) ............................................ 16
9.7 Accessories......................................... 16
10 Purge sector................................................. 17
11 Electrical connections ..................................... 18
11.1 Connect mains power supply .................. 18
11.2 Electric heating coil ............................... 19
12 Connect the water heating coil ......................... 20
13 Access control system .................................... 21

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1 Product information
This manual includes the information required for installing the heat recovery unit type Topvex SR, TR manufactured by
Systemair Sverige AB. The units include the following model options:

The air handling units is delivered with airflow control CAV (Constant Air Volume).

Side connected units:

Topvex SR20, Topvex SR25, Topvex SR35, Topvex SR60, Topvex SR70, Topvex SR80, Topvex SR100

Weather protection and built-in Access control cabinet (ODK)

Top connected units:

Topvex TR20, Topvex TR25, Topvex TR35, Topvex TR60, Topvex TR70, Topvex TR80

Options:
The air handling units are delivered with the internal electrical cabinet and supply air on right (R) or left (L) side when
viewed from the access side.

Heater options are electrical (EL), hot water (HW) or none (None).

Defrosting options are bypass defrosting (B) or section defrosting (S).

Fan impeller options are composite (standard) or aluminium (M0).

EL heater options
SR/TR20 1,4 kW 5,2 kW
SR/TR25 1,4 kW 5,2 kW
SR/TR35 3,5 kW 7,1 kW
SR/TR60 3,5 kW 7,1 kW 10,4 kW
SR/TR70 3,5 kW 10,4 kW 14,2 kW
SR80 5,2 kW 12,3 kW 19,4 kW
TR80 5,2 kW 12,3kW 19,4 kW
SR100 7,1 kW 15,7 kW 24,6 kW

HW heater options:

HWH (High power) or HWL (Low power)

Type designation example Topvex TR60 HWH-L

Topvex TR 60 HWH -L
Unit name Top connected Size Hot water heater (High) Left hand unit

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2 Overview
This manual includes the information required. If other accessories not included at delivery are in use, read their sepa-
rate instructions. The key to proper and safe operating is to read this manual thoroughly, use the air handling unit ac-
cording to given guidelines and follow all safety requirements.

2.1 Intended use

The air handling units are intended to provide ventilation and depending on settings and accessories, heat recovery,
free cooling, air heating or cooling of supply air. Topvex SR, TR are meant for indoor installation. Topvex SR ODK version
is weather protected and has the Access control cabinet built-in in the air handling unit.

Sound levels exceeding 70 dB(A) may occur depending on model and size (see online catalogue at www.systemair.
com for detailed information).

2.2 Disclaimer
The manufacturer may not be held liable for any damage to people or property caused by improper installation, start-
up, use of the unit or failure to implement the procedures and instructions included in this manual.

2.3 Warranty
General conditions are applied if purchase contract not state otherwise.

These units are delivered complete, tested and ready for being operated. Any form of warranty will become null and
void in the event that the unit is modified without manufacturer’s authorisation. Carry out all the planned maintenance
according to Operation and maintenance instruction in a timely and proper way.

Wear parts are not covered by the warranty.

3 Warnings
The following admonitions will be presented in the different sections of the document:

Danger
• Indicates a potentially or imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.

Warning
• Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may result in minor or moderate injuries.

Caution
• Indicates a risk of damaging the product or prevent optimal operation.

Important
• This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
• Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children
without supervision.

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4 Unloading from trailer

Warning
• The unit is heavy. Be careful during transport and installation. Risk of injury through pinching. Use
protective clothing.
• Observe the centre of gravity during transportation.

The air handling unit is fastened on the pallet. Unload the air handling unit from the trailer using a forklift truck with
enough length on the forks, preferable from the short side.

4.1 Lifting unit with forklift truck

Fig. 1

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4.2 Using lifting frame

Warning
• Secure the lifting straps on the lifting bars.
• Do not compress the air handling unit's chassi with the lifting straps.

Use a lifting frame connected to lifting bars in the air handling unit's feet. Use lifting straps with sufficient lifting
capacity.
1. Loosen the screws attaching the air handling unit to the pallet

Fig. 2

2. Place the lifting bars in the outer feet of the air handling unit.
3. Attach the lifting straps to the lifting bars.

Fig. 3 Lift the sections separate for size Topvex SR60–Topvex SR70 and Topvex TR60–Topvex TR80.

5 Transport and storage

The air handling unit is fastened on the pallet. If possible keep the air handling unit fastened on the pallet until the air
handling unit is on installation location.

5.1 Storage
Store the unit covered from dust, rain and snow. Keep duct connections covered during storage and installation.

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6 Unpacking
Remove the plastic covering the air handling unit.

NaviPad, NaviPad holder, supply air sensor, handles, mounting feet are enclosed inside the unit at delivery. One handle
is packed on top of the air handling unit.

Access control cabinet is loosely packed on the roof of the air handling unit. Mounting position at chapter 9.3.

7 Duct connections
Left (L) and Right (R) indicate the position of the supply air when viewed from access side.

For air handling units with rectangular ducts there are duct connection kits available at www.systemair.com as
accessories.

Supply air Exhaust air Outdoor air Extract air

7.1 Topvex SR

Fig. 4

7.2 Topvex TR

Fig. 5

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8 Internal components

8.1 Topvex SR

Fig. 6 Left hand unit

Position Description
1 Supply air fan (SF)
2 Extract air fan (EF)
3 Supply air filter
4 Extract air filter
5 Heat exchanger
6 Rotor motor (RM)
7 Internal electrical cabinet
8 Heating coil, EL (ELH) or HWH/HWL (HW)
9 Pressure transmitter supply air fan/extract air filter (PDT1)
10 Pressure transmitter exhaust air fan/supply air filter (PDT2)
11 Pressure transmitter leakage protection (PDT3)
12 Air flow sensor, only for units with electric heating coil (AFS)
13 Water battery connection
14 Extract air temperature sensor (ETS)
15 Efficiency temperature sensor (EFS)
16 Outdoor air temperature sensor (OS)
17 Exhaust air temperature sensor (EHS)
18 Access control cabinet. Figure represent Topvex SR20-60.

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8.2 Topvex TR

Fig. 7 Left hand unit

Position Description
1 Supply air fan (SF)
2 Extract air fan (EF)
3 Supply air filter
4 Extract air filter
5 Heat exchanger
6 Rotor motor (RM)
7 Internal electrical cabinet
8 Heating coil, EL (ELH) or HWH/HWL (HW)
9 Pressure transmitter supply air fan/extract air filter (PDT1)
10 Pressure transmitter exhaust air fan/supply air filter (PDT2)
11 Pressure transmitter leakage protection (PDT3)
12 Air flow sensor, only for units with electric heating coil (AFS)
13 Water battery connection
14 Extract air temperature sensor (ETS)
15 Efficiency temperature sensor (EFS)
16 Outdoor air temperature sensor (OS)
17 Exhaust air temperature sensor (EHS)
18 Access control cabinet

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9 Installation
Install Topvex SR, TR preferably in a separate room, for example storage room, laundry room or attic.

If it is necessary to install the air handling unit outdoors, Topvex SR ODK versions are weather protected and has the Ac-
cess control cabinet built-in in the air handling unit.

Verify that all ordered equipment are delivered before starting the installation. Report any deviation from the ordered
equipment to the supplier of the Systemair products.

On location for installation

• Loosen the screws fastening the air handling unit to the pallet.

Fig. 8

• Unload the air handling unit, use a pallet lift on the short side with enough length on the forks.

Fig. 9

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9.1 Requirements for installation

Warning
• The unit is heavy. Be careful during transport and installation. Risk of injury through pinching. Use
protective clothing.
• Connect the ducts or provide with protection to prevent access to the fans through the duct connections.

Level the floor surface. It’s important that the air

handling unit is completely levelled before it is put into
operation.
Use the enclosed mounting feet if needed.

Adjust the air handling unit's doors if needed.

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Location for installation

• Place the outdoor air duct in the northern or eastern side of the building, away from other exhaust outlets.
• Make sure inspection doors are accessible for maintenance.
• Free space for opening of doors and taking out components for service (see dimension drawing).
• Avoid placing the unit against a wall. If not possible, insulate carefully.
Electrical
• Do not cut the mains power supply to the unit if installed in an colder area.
• Do not expose the electronic components lower temperature than 0° C and higher than +50° C.
• An all pole circuit breaker with a minimum 3 mm gap must precede the unit's electrical connection to the mains
power supply.
• Connect the unit electrically to the mains power supply through a safety switch (available as an accessory). Connect
the wiring to the electrical cabinet. See the air handling unit’s wiring diagram.
Before operation
• Remove and install enclosed parts.
• Connect ducts or provide with protection.
• Remove package material from the unit.
• Close the doors.

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9.2 Transport through a standard door (900 mm)

9.2.1 Remove front doors and back side on Topvex SR/TR20-35

Remove the front doors and back side on units Topvex SR/TR20-35 for transportation through a smaller door opening.

See respective dimension drawing for dimensions, chapter 15.

Caution
We advice minimum two persons to remove the back side and the front doors.

Remove front doors

1. Remove the hinge covers with a screwdriver.
2. Remove the hinge pin with a bradawl.
3. Remove the doors.

Fig. 10

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Remove back panel

1. Remove the caps covering the hex socket cap screws, 10 pcs.
2. Remove the hex socket cap screws, 10 pcs.
3. Carefully remove the back side.

x10

x10

Fig. 11

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9.2.2 Divide the air handling unit

Divide Topvex SR60-80 and Topvex TR60-80 for transport through smaller openings (min 900 mm)

Disconnect the quick connection cables and the 4 connectors (torx 6 mm) and divide the air handling unit.

When assembly the parts of the air handling unit, make sure to use the washers (1) with the connector screws.

1 1

x4

Fig. 12

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9.3 Attach the Access control cabinet

Caution
Keep the Access control cabinet including the CU27-C away from direct sunlight.

For Topvex SR70–100 and TR20–80, the Access control cabinet is mounted on a bracket. Mount the bracket and Access
control cabinet with the supplied screws. The air handling unit has pre-drilled holes for this purpose.

For Topvex SR20-60 the Access control cabinet is mounted on top of the air handling unit at delivery.

Table 1 Attach the bracket and Access control cabinet

Topvex SR70–100

x4 7mm

Topvex TR20–80

x4 7mm

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9.4 Insulate the ducts

Insulate outdoor and exhaust air ducts against condensation. All ducts installed in cold rooms/areas must be well insu-
lated. Use minimum 100 mm mineral wool insulation covering with plastic diffusion barrier.

Install additional insulation in areas with extremely low outdoor temperatures.

Caution
• Cover the joints with insulation and tape well if the unit is installed in a cold place.
• Keep duct connections/duct ends covered during storage and installation.
• Do not connect tumble dryers to the ventilation system.

9.5 Install the supply air sensor

Install the delivered supply air sensor in the supply air duct. Connect the supply air sensor to the control unit CU27-C lo-
cated in the Access control cabinet. Connect according to below table.

All other temperature sensors are built in to the unit from factory.

CU27-C TG-KH/PT1000 Duct sensor

T81: UI1 1
T81: REF 2

3m

Fig. 13

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9.6 Installation of roof (only Topvex SR ODK versions)

Corner brackets, side brackets, roof parts including sheet metal screws for outdoor installation are enclosed at delivery.

Fig. 14

1. Place the corner and side brackets on top of the air handling unit. Position the roof to make sure the side brackets are
in correct position. Use the side bracket as a template and mark the position. Fasten the brackets with the enclosed
screws.

Fig. 15

2. Place the left (1) roof part on top of the air handling unit. Fasten the roof part to the brackets with the screws. Fasten
the right roof part (2), observing the bending on the inner edge of the right roof part.

9.7 Accessories
Refer to available accessories in the online catalogue at www.systemair.com.

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10 Purge sector
The figure 16 describes how the purge sector change the direction of the outdoor air to exhaust air and by that rinses
the exchanger from remaining of extract air in the rotor material. The air handling units are delivered with the purge
sector function deactivated, step 0.

Two purge sectors are built in the rotary wheel housing one on each side of the rotor as a preparation for both left and
right units. If the angle needs to be changed it is the purge sector on the supply air side.

5
6
3

Fig. 16 Image of right handed exchanger

1 2 3 4 5 6
Exhaust air Extract air Outdoor air Supply air Direction of rotation of the rotor Purge sector

Hold on to the purge sector and unscrew the sector according to figure 17. Move the purge sector to step 5 to activate
the purge sector function.

On Topvex SR/TR20–35 the door beam has to be removed to access the purge sector.

Fig. 17

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11 Electrical connections
Danger
• Disconnect the mains power supply to the unit before performing any maintenance or electrical work!
• Carry out all electrical connections in accordance with local rules and regulation. Electrical connections
must be carried out by an authorized installer.

11.1 Connect mains power supply

Remove the hatch by unscrewing four screws to the internal electrical cabinet.

Fig. 18

Lead the cable through the cable grommet and connect the mains power supply to the correct terminals.

L1 L2 L3 N

Fig. 19

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230V 3~ 400V 3~/230V 1~

1 2

Fig. 20

1. 230V 3~ air handling units have a red jumper, L2 is connected to N.

2. 400V 3~/230V 1~ air handling units have a gray jumper, N is connected to N.

For detailed information, see the air handling units wiring diagram.

11.2 Electric heating coil

Mains power supply to electric heating coil is connected from factory.

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20 | Connect the water heating coil

12 Connect the water heating coil

Caution
Take care not to damage the water battery when connecting water pipes to connectors.

Remove the cable grommet and connect the water piping to the female threaded connections. Use a spanner to tighten
the connection. The arrows in the figure display the in- and outlet of the hot water.

Fig. 21

Connection Max diameter pass Type of threads (in/ CC measure for pipe
through out) SR/TR
SR/TR20 HWL/HWH DN15 (½") 24 mm Female thread 298 mm/204 mm
SR/TR25 HWL/HWH DN15 (½") 24 mm Female thread 348 mm/260 mm
SR/TR35 HWL/HWH DN15 (½") 24 mm Female thread 348 mm/284 mm
SR/TR60 HWL/HWH DN25 (1") 35 mm Female thread 500 mm/254 mm
SR/TR70 HWL/HWH DN25 (1") 35 mm Female thread 500 mm/254 mm
SR/TR80 HWL/HWH DN25 (1") 35 mm Female thread 630 mm/254 mm
SR100 HWL/HWH DN25 (1") 35 mm Female thread 720 mm

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13 Access control system

Complete control solution with Access control cabinet containing the control unit CU27–C and NaviPad control panel for
monitoring and adjusting of the air handling unit’s settings.

13.1 Access control cabinet

Danger
Disconnect the mains power supply to the unit before moving the Access control cabinet or opening the
cabinet's lid.

Warning
Before obtaining access to terminals, all supply circuits must be disconnected.

Caution
Keep the Access control cabinet including the CU27-C away from direct sunlight.

Access control cabinet contains the control unit CU27-C and terminals to connect the control panel and accessories.

The enclosure class for Access control cabinet is IP44. Use one of the three flanges (1) on the Access control cabinet to
install accessories. If there is a need to change the type of flange on one position, it’s possible to order additional
flanges from Systemair. If Access control cabinet is mounted in an exposed environment and a higher enclosure class is
required, order a flange suitable for cable glands and replace the existing one.

Fig. 22

Open the Access control cabinet by loosing the 6 screws on the lid. If a separate power supply (230 V or 24 V) is re-
quired for any of the contacts in CU27–C for external components, a kit with 5 pieces of 1.5 mm2 cables is enclosed at
delivery for this purpose. Connect the cables to the terminals (2) and to the applicable terminals on the control unit
CU27–C (3). For detailed information, see the air handling unit’s wiring diagram.

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Fig. 23

13.2 Control unit CU27-C

Connect NaviPad control panel and all accessories to control unit CU27-C, see chapter 13.3.1 and table 14.

Fig. 24

13.3 NaviPad control panel

NaviPad is the control panel for Systemair's air handling units and contains several selectable languages.

NaviPad is not for outdoor mounting. The protection class of the NaviPad control panel is IP54 and permitted tempera-
ture is 0-50° C. Communication between the panel and the control unit in Access control cabinet is possible with up to
100 meters of cable.

Fig. 25

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13.3.1 Connect NaviPad

Open the Access control cabinet figure 23. Unscrew the connection lid (1) and pull up the lid and comb with plugs that
seals the connection area. Brake loose the plug required to connect NaviPad (2). This also apply for other connections
to the control unit.

Connect NaviPad to the HMI port in the control unit in Access control cabinet. Lead the NaviPad cable in the cable clips
(2) and fasten with a cable tie to the strain relief (3). Lead also other cables in the cable clips and fasten with cables
ties.

Note:

24V HMI connection dedicated for the display. The connection is only for HMI and no other
connections is permitted.

Fig. 26

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13.3.2 Mount NaviPad holder

NaviPad control panel including 3 m cable, holder and screws for mounting are enclosed at delivery. Wall mounting is
also possible, use fastenings suitable to the wall’s structure. Mount the holder on suitable location, max distance from
control unit 100 m. Use the holder as a drilling template (1). Possible to fasten the NaviPad's cable on the holder's hook
(2).

Fig. 27

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14 Connect accessories in Control unit CU27-C

Ext-link – RS485 connection, including 24VDC, for communication with external accessories.

BMS – RS485 connection for communication with building management system.

Fig. 28

Fig. 29

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CU27-C External accessory connection Notes

T1:0 1 Smoke detector (Calactro
Dedicated input for smoke detection
T1:+ 2 UG-3-0)
T14:24V +24V 24V DC Power max. 550mA
T14:AI6 0..10V CO2/Humidity sensor Analog input

Analog inputs
T14:0V -0V 0V DC Power
T15:24V +24V 24V DC Power max. 550mA
Duct pressure sensor
T15:AI5 0..10V Analog input
Exhaust air
T15:0V -0V 0V DC Power
T16:24V +24V 24V DC Power max. 550mA
Duct pressure sensor Supply Analog input
T16:AI4 0..10V air
T16:0V -0V 0V DC Power
T27:DI6 NO
Preheater alarm NO Contact
T27:REF COM
T28:DI5 NO
Cooling feedback NO Contact
T28:REF COM
T29:DI4 NO

Digital inputs
Fire damper actuator
NO Contact
T29:REF COM feedback
T30:DI3 NO
External fire alarm NO Contact
T30:REF COM
T31:DI2 NO
Extended run NO Contact
T31:REF COM
T32:DI1 NO
External stop NO Contact
T32:REF COM
T61:DO1 L
T61:N N Circulation pump heating DO Relay Max 4A
T61:PE PE
T62:DO2 +24V Outdoor damper DO Relay Max 4A

T62:COM X2:24V Terminal row X2 24VDC supply from X2

X2:0V 0V Outdoor damper 0V supply from X2

T63:DO3 +24V Exhaust damper DO Relay Max 4A

Digital outputs

T63:COM X2:24V Terminal row X2 24VDC supply from X2

X2:0V 0V Exhaust damper 0V supply from X2

T64:DO4 - DO Relay Max 4A

Fire damper control
T64:COM - Fire damper signal circuit

T65:DO5 - DO Relay Max 4A

Run indication
T65:COM - Run indication signal circuit

T66:DO6 L Cooling pump start DO Relay Max 4A

T66:COM X2:L Terminal row X2 230VAC supply from X2

X2:N N Cooling pump start N supply from X2

X2:PE PE Cooling pump start PE supply from X2

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CU27-C External accessory connection Notes

T71:0V 0V 0V DC Power
T71:AO1 0..10V Valve actuator heating Analog output
T71:24V +24V 24V DC Power max. 750mA
T72:0V 0V 0V DC Power

Analog outputs
T72:AO2 0..10V Valve actuator cooling Analog output
T72:24V +24V 24V DC Power max. 750mA
T73:0V 0V 0V DC Power
T73:AO3 0..10V Changeover Analog output
T73:24V +24V 24V DC Power max. 750mA
T74:0V 0V 0V DC Power
T74:AO4 0..10V Preheater Analog output
T74:24V +24V 24V DC Power max. 750mA
T81:0V 0V DC Power
T81:24V PT1000 Temperature 24V DC Power max. 550mA
T81:REF M sensor supply air Reference
T81:UI1 B Universal input
T82:0V 0V DC Power
T82:24V PT1000 Temperature 24V DC Power max. 550mA

Universal inputs
T82:REF M sensor outdoor air Reference
T82:UI2 B Universal input
T83:0V 0V DC Power
T83:24V PT1000 Temperature 24V DC Power max. 550mA
T83:REF M sensor room Reference
T83:UI3 B Universal input
T84:0V 0V DC Power
T84:24V PT1000 Temperature 24V DC Power max. 550mA
T84:REF M sensor preheater Reference
T84:UI4 B Universal input

Terminal Description Comment

BMS/GND GND BMS RS485 Reference
BMS/B B- BMS RS485 B-
BMS/A+ A+ BMS RS485 A+

Ext-link/0 0V External components RS485 Power supply

Ext-link/24V 24V External components RS485 Power supply
Ext-link/GND GND External components RS485 ref.
Ext-link/B B- External components RS485 B-
Ext-link/A+ A+ External components RS485 A+

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15 Dimension and weight

15.1 Topvex SR
All dimensions are in mm.
Z
Y B
A N
B2

L
M
øO

C
X

J
R
118

P
K
Q
55

118 U I
F c/c H
c/c E G
D

Fig. 30 Topvex SR20, Topvex SR25

B2 = The dimensions with front doors, hinges and back piece disassembled.

Model A B B2 C D c/c E F G c/c H I

Topvex SR20 1384 764 680 1080 1235 1185 999 602 552 366
Topvex SR25 1482 879 795 1180 1335 1285 1099 717 667 481

Model J K L M N øO P Q R U
Topvex SR20 1392 665 274 415 375 315 624 230 295 127
Topvex SR25 1556 715 281 500 433 400 744 230 348 127

Table 2 Outer dimension with ODK roof mounted (accessory)

Model X Y Z
Topvex SR20 1105 1455 823
Topvex SR25 1204 1555,5 940,5

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Z
Y
B
A B2
O

L
M
N
X

P
T

118
S

R
118 W 118
F K
c/c E c/c J
D I

Fig. 31 Topvex SR35

B2 = The dimensions with front doors, hinges and back piece disassembled.

Model A B B2 C D c/c E F I c/c J K

Topvex SR35 1604 972 888 1293 1455 1405 1219 810 760 574

Model L M N O P Q R S T W
Topvex SR35 111 400 154 500 1709 775 837 283 348 127

Table 3 Outer dimension with ODK roof mounted (accessory)

Model X Y Z
Topvex SR35 1318 1673,5 1029,5

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Y Z

A B
A2 A2 O

L
M
N
X

P
T

118

R
S
H 118 W 118
G c/c E K
F c/c J
D I

Fig. 32 Topvex SR60, Topvex SR70, Topvex SR80, Topvex SR100

Model A A2 1 B C D c/c E F G H I c/c J

Topvex SR60 1786 893 1152 1448 1637 750 800 564 38 978 928
Topvex SR70 1786 893 1312 1597 1637 750 800 564 38 1138 1088
Topvex SR80 1786 893 1513 1798 1637 750 800 564 38 1338 1288
Topvex SR100 2008 1004 1747 2057 1857 860 910 674 38 1598 1548
1 Dimension when the air handling unit is divided.

Model K L M N O P Q R S T W
Topvex SR60 742 175 400 220 700 1969 865 1009 235 500 128
Topvex SR70 902 250 400 220 800 2153 865 1169 301 525 124
Topvex SR80 1102 200 500 280 1000 2372 865 1342 248 630 127
Topvex SR100 1362 264 500 410 1200 2698 975 1629 266 720 127

Table 4 Outer dimension with ODK roof mounted (accessory)

Model X Y Z
Topvex SR60 1473 1856 1198
Topvex SR70 1622 1856 1357,5
Topvex SR80 1822,5 1854 1555,5
Topvex SR100 2083 2074 1815,5

Table 5 Weight

Model Weight, kg
Topvex SR20 195
Topvex SR25 230
Topvex SR35 285
Topvex SR60 365
Topvex SR70 405
Topvex SR80 454
Topvex SR100 508

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15.2 Topvex TR
B
A B2

O
C

Q
118 R S N M L

118 I
F c/c H
c/c E G
D

P
K

Fig. 33 Topvex TR20, Topvex TR25, Topvex TR35

Model A B B2 1 C D c/c E F G c/c H I

Topvex TR20 1284 764 680 1320 1105 1055 869 598 548 362
Topvex TR25 1484 879 795 1320 1335 1285 1099 717 667 481
Topvex TR35 1604 972 888 1500 1455 1405 1219 810 760 574
1 The dimensions with front doors, hinges and back piece disassembled

Model J K L M N O P Q R S
Topvex TR20 1344 617 92 190 100 400 624 127 81 204
Topvex TR25 1559 717 92 240 100 500 744 127 89 248
Topvex TR35 1708 775 122 250 110 500 837 127 99 268

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A B
A2 A2

O
C

S
T U N M L

118
H 118 K
G c/c E c/c J
F I
D

P
Q

R
Fig. 34 Topvex TR60, Topvex TR70, Topvex TR80

Model A A2 1 B C D c/c E F G H I c/c J

Topvex TR60 1786 893 1152 1697 1637 750 800 564 38 978 928
Topvex TR70 1786 893 1312 1858 1637 750 800 564 38 1138 1088
Topvex TR80 1786 893 1513 2097 1637 750 800 564 38 1338 1288
1 Dimension when the air handling units is divided.

Model K L M N O P Q R S T U
Topvex TR60 742 109 300 103 700 1968 865 1009 128 94 254
Topvex TR70 902 109 300 103 900 2127 865 1169 128 90 254
Topvex TR80 1102 109 300 103 1100 2328 865 1369 108 94 254

Table 6 Weight

Model Weight, kg
Topvex TR20 215
Topvex TR25 260
Topvex TR35 315
Topvex TR60 395
Topvex TR70 435
Topvex TR80 485

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15.3 NaviPad

Fig. 35

A B C c/c D E F
153 221 40,3 59,4 77,5 3,2

15.4 Access control cabinet

Fig. 36

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16 Technical data
Refer to the data sheet in the online catalogue at www.systemair.com.

17 Additional equipment
For information concerning additional external equipment such as valve actuators, motorized dampers, roof units, wall
grilles etc. see technical catalogue and their enclosed instructions.

For electrical connections of external components see the air handling unit’s wiring diagram and separate
documentation.

18 Disposal
♦ Ensure material is recycled. Observe national regulations.
♦ The device and the transport packaging are predominantly made from recyclable raw materials.
♦ Disassemble the air handling unit into its components.
♦ Separate the parts according to:
• reusable material
• material groups to be disposed of (metal, plastics, electrical parts, etc.)

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19 EU Declaration of Conformity
Manufacturer EMC Directive 2014/30/EU
Systemair Sverige AB
Industrivägen 3 EN 62233:2008
SE-739 30 Skinnskatteberg Sweden Measurement methods for electromagnetic fields of
Phone: +46 222 440 00 household appliances and similar apparatus with regard
www.systemair.com to human exposure.

The manufacturer hereby confirms that Topvex SR, TR EN 61000-6-2:2005

comply with all applicable requirements in the following
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 6-2: Generic
directives and regulations.
standards – Immunity for industrial environments.
The following harmonized standards are applied in ap-
EN 61000-6-3:2007
plicable parts:
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 6-3: Generic
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
standards – Emission standards for residential, commer-
EN ISO 12100:2010 cial and light-industrial environments.

Safety of machinery - General principles for design - Risk RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU
assessment and risk reduction.
EN IEC 63000:2018
EN 13857:2019
Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical
Safety of machinery – Safety distances to prevent hazard and electronic products with respect to the restriction of
zones being reached by upper or lower limbs. hazardous substances

EN 60204-1:2018 Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC

Safety of machinery – Electrical equipment of machines –
Part 1: General requirements.
EN 60335-1:2012
Household and similar electrical appliances – Safety Part
1: General requirements.
EN 60335-2-40:2003
Safety of household and similar electrical appliances -
Part 2-40: Particular requirements for electrical heat
pumps, air-conditioners and dehumidifiers.
EN 50106:2008
Safety of household and similar appliances – Particular
rules for routine tests referring to appliances under the
scope of EN 60 335-1.
327/2011 Requirements for fans
1253/2014 Requirements for ventilation units
EN 13053:2019
Ventilation for buildings – Air handling units – Rating and
performance for units, components and sections.
The declaration applies only to product in the condition it
was delivered in and installed in the facility in accordance
with the included installation instructions. The insurance
does not cover components that are added or actions
carried out subsequently on the product.
The complete technical documentation is available.
Skinnskatteberg, 2022–02–17

EN 60529:2014
Stefan Lindberg Sofia Rask
Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code). Technical Manager Managing Director

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36 | UK Declaration of Conformity

20 UK Declaration of Conformity
Manufacturer Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016
Systemair Sverige AB
Industrivägen 3 EN 62233:2008
SE-739 30 Skinnskatteberg Sweden Measurement methods for electromagnetic fields of
Phone: +46 222 440 00 household appliances and similar apparatus with regard
www.systemair.com to human exposure.

The manufacturer hereby confirms that Topvex SR, TR EN 61000-6-2:2005

comply with all applicable requirements in the following
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 6-2: Generic
directives and regulations.
standards – Immunity for industrial environments.
The following harmonized standards are applied in ap-
EN 61000-6-3:2007
plicable parts:
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 6-3: Generic
Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008
standards – Emission standards for residential, commer-
EN ISO 12100:2010 cial and light-industrial environments.

Safety of machinery - General principles for design - Risk
assessment and risk reduction.
EN 13857:2019
Safety of machinery – Safety distances to prevent hazard
zones being reached by upper or lower limbs.
EN 60204-1:2018
Safety of machinery – Electrical equipment of machines –
Part 1: General requirements.
EN 60335-1:2012
Household and similar electrical appliances – Safety Part
1: General requirements.
EN 60335-2-40:2003
Safety of household and similar electrical appliances -
Part 2-40: Particular requirements for electrical heat
pumps, air-conditioners and dehumidifiers.
EN 50106:2008
Safety of household and similar appliances – Particular
rules for routine tests referring to appliances under the
scope of EN 60 335-1.
EN 60529:2014
The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Sub-
stances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regula-
tions 2012
EN IEC 63000:2018
Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical
and electronic products with respect to the restriction of
hazardous substances
The Ecodesign for Energy-Related Products and Energy
Information (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019
327/2011 Requirements for fans
1253/2014 Requirements for ventilation units
EN 13053:2019
Ventilation for buildings – Air handling units – Rating and
performance for units, components and sections.
The declaration applies only to product in the condition it
was delivered in and installed in the facility in accordance
with the included installation instructions. The insurance
does not cover components that are added or actions
carried out subsequently on the product.
The complete technical documentation is available.
Skinnskatteberg, 2022–02–17

Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code).

Stefan Lindberg Sofia Rask

Technical Manager Managing Director

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Systemair Sverige AB
Industrivägen 3
SE-739 30 Skinnskatteberg, Sweden

Phone +46 222 440 00

www.systemair.com