STEAM BATH EG/HGSafety information

ImportantThis section should be read carefully to ensure the safe and correct installation of your humidifier.

GENERALThis manual contains all details necessary for the planning and installation of the Steam bath EG/HGhumidifier. In addition commissioning and maintenance details are included.The manual is intended for use by engineers and properly trained technical personnel. Maintenance,servicing or repair work must only be carried out by suitable skilled and qualified personnel, thecustomer must be responsible for ensuring their suitability.Any risks or hazards, especially when working from ladders or towers should be identified by a skilledand Health and Safety representative and effective control measure put in place.No liability will attach to the Distributor if any damage, injury or accident is attributable to inattentive,inappropriate, negligent or incorrect operation of the machinery whether or not caused deliberately.Always isolate all electrical and water supplied before commencing any maintenance.Every effort has been made to ensure details contained in this manual are correct, however, in view ofthe wide range of conditions experienced in air handling systems, the information provided should onlybe used as a guide. Please contact your Agent if any doubt.

CORRECT USEElectroVap MC steam bathes are ONLY intended for use with air handling systems or direct airhumidification. ANY OTHER APPLICATION IS NOT CONSIDERED USE FOR THE INTENDEDPURPOSE. THE MANUFACTURER CANNOT BE MADE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE RESULTINGFROM INCORRECT USE.

WATERSteam bathes are designed to be used with mains, demineralized R/O or softened water. On noaccount attempt to introduce any other fluid or chemical into the system. Water supply should notexceed 6.0 bar and installation should comply with local regulations.

ELECTRICITYAll work concerned with electrical installation MUST only be performed by skilled and qualifiedtechnical personnel (eg electrician or technicians with appropriate training). The customer MUST beresponsible for ensuring their suitability.It is the duty of the installer to ensure that suitable sized cables and MCB protection is provided.Please observe the local regulations concerning the provision of electrical installations.

WARRANTYFailure to specify and fit original parts and accessories will invalidate your warranty.

NOTEOur policy is one of continuous research and development. We therefore reserve the right to amendwithout notice the specifications given in this document.

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STEAM BATH EG/HGDeclaration of conformity

DIRECTIVE APPLIEDELECTROMAGNETIC Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC Machinery Directive 98/37/EC Amending Directive 89/392/EEC Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EECStandard(s) to which EN50081-1: 1992, EN50082-1: 1992 Conformity Is declared: EN349: 1993 EN60204-1: 1993, EN292 Parts 1&2: 1991

Manufacturer’s Name and AddressDEVATECRue Saint EloiBP 1276550 Ambrumesnil - FRANCE

Authorised Representative

Type of equipmentELECTROVAP STEAM BATH EG/HG

Model Name (s) & Series:EG/HG

Year of Manufacture2001

We the undersigned, hereby declare that the equipmentspecified above conforns to the above Directive(s) and Standard(s).

Signature :

Nom : MAZIRE Michel FFonction : PresidentDate : 20.09.2001

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Steam bath EG/HG Contents

Safety information 3View of the unit 4Determination of the steam generator 5

INSTALLATIONUnit fixing 6Water connection 7Installation exemple 8Dimensions 9Condensate draining 10

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 11Steam output 12Electrical features 13

Steam bath EGWiring diagrams 14

Electrical connections 15 Option connections 16

Steam bath control panel 17-18-19-20-21

Steam bath HGWiring diagrams 22Electrical connections 23Option connections 24

ACCESORIES INSTALLATIONTemperature sensor 25Steam pipes 26Scent dispensor 27

Desinfecting 28SOFTWARE ASSISTANT

Front panel identification 29 ELMC commissioning 30Menu changing parameter system 31-32Menu user information 33-34Menu humidifier condition 35Faults messages 36

MAINTENANCEMaintenance of the cylinder 37Maintenance of the valves 38Spare parts 39Maintenance sheets 40

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Steam bath EG/HG Unit fixing

InstallationTake the ELMC out of its packaging.

Check for any damage.

Damage to unit must be reported by registered letter to carrier within 3 working days.

Respect the free space all around the unit:The half bottom of the unit should be about at 1 to 1.5 m of the ground 1.25 m of the front of the unit and 60 cm on the right side should be observed toallow an easy access for the maintenance.

Mark the fixing holes and drills to the place

Put the plug within the hole.

Screw the screw diam 6 in the plug, leave them exceed about 10 mm. Hang up the unit in these screws (up and down) and screw.

Check the level of the uniusing a spirit level.

For the water and electrical connections see the water connection chapter.

Steam bath EG/HG Water connection

InstallationFresh water service must be used tosupply the unit. The water supply must also completethe following requirements.• Water quality: 30 to 1000s/cm• Water Pressure: 1-6 bar• Water Temp: less than 40°C The water supply connection is at the bottom of theunit. All the ELMC are delivery with a water inlethose (500mm long) 3/4 “fitting for direct connectionto humidifier 1/2” connection to cold water supply.

A Non-return valve should be located on thepipe and cold water service connection to theunit.

The inlet valve base has a basket filter (see pagen°35 part n°8).

The Humidifier ELMC can run with 3 different waterqualities:

TAP WATER For the cylinder maintenance periods seethe maintenance curve. The ELMC has a timecounter (hours, steam KG...) maintenance periodsalso a message Clean or Remote the cylinder.

SOFTENED WATER The ElectroVap MC humidifier may be usedwith softened water.IMPORTANT: Softeners must be programmedcorrectly. Failure to programm the softenercorrectly may lead to excessive salt concentration inthe steam cylinder. For assistance contact theSoftener Manufacturer.Reverse Osmosis and DemineralisedWater

The ElectroVap MC humidifier may be used withReverse Osmosis or Demineralised water. Theminimum water quality is 30 µ/cm. For each start up withnew a new steam cylinder, bicarbonate of soda will beadded.

The water level must be between (a)and (b) for the maximum cylindercapacity.

Softener D.I. water

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Steam bath EG/HG

DIMENSIONAL FEATURESELMC 5-8-10

ELMC 10 mono(230v) 15-20-30

ELMC 40-50-60

ELMC 90

Photos no contractual

DimensionsIN mm

Steamoutlet

Drainoutlet

weightempty

Kg

WeightFullKg

A 470 1 115 a 115 15 23B 540C 215D 425E 425F 20G 110H 380I 20

DimensionsIn mm

Steamoutlet

Drainoutlet

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Kg

WeightfullKg

A 545 1 135 a 135 22 35B 675C 270D 465E 505F 40G 110H 525I 20

DimensionsIn mm

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Kg

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A 840 1 140 a 140 30 60B 675 2 300 b 300C 270D 760E 795F 40G 110H 525I 20

DimensionsIn mm

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WeightfullKg

A 1070 1 140 a 140 45 90B 675 2 275 b 275C 270 3 275 c 275D 990E 1030F 40G 110H 525I 20

Steam bath EG/HGCondensates outlet

10

Y = 130 mm

X = 100 mm

Y = 375 mm

X = 100 mm

Y = 550 mm

X = 150 mm InstallationThe above diagram concerns all neccesary workyou have to make for the draining.

Connection to the unit by a hose draining diam25ELMC 5-30: 1 m hose with 3 hose clipsELMC 40-60: 1m+1.20m hose with 6 hose clips.ELMC 90: 1m+1.20m+1.80m hose with 9 hoseclips

Please follow the recommandation hereafter. Drainhose internal diam mini.- ELMC 5/8/10/15/20/30 ø 25mm- ELMC 40/50/60 ø 25 mm- ELMC 90 ø 25 mm

The drain operates under gravity only. Ensurethe drain pipework a slope of at least 15°Cto allow the unit to drain efficiently.

You must use the drain hoses supplied byDevatec. Remove them periodically.

The temperature of the water discharged from thehumidifier is between 60°C and 100°C. Ensure thepipe work used is able to withstand suchtemperature

The discharge hose must be free without anyobstacle.

We recommand you each steam cylinder to have itsown drain pipe and tundish arrangements.This will permit fast and easy identification of afault within a cylinder.

The discharge point should be offset from theunderside of the unit as the scheme shows.This will prevent steam/condensate to enterthe cabinet.

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Steam bath EG/HGElectrical installation

importantAll works concerned with the electrical installation

must be carried out by skilled and qualified personnel(eg electrician with appropriate training).

The customer is responsible for ensuring their suitability.Please observe local regulations concerning the provision

of electrical installations.

3X400VCurrent Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power

MODELE Amps KG/V/H KW KG/V/H KW KG/V/H KWELMC5 16,2 /10 / 6 5,2 3,8 5,5 4 5,6 4,1ELMC8 15,2/ 8,8 8,3 6 8,3 6ELMC10 32 / 19,3/ 11 10,2 7,4 10,4 7,55 10,3 7,5ELMC15 26,7 / 16,2 14,4 10,5 15,1 11ELMC20 35 / 22,5 18,8 13,7 21 15,3ELMC30 47 / 32 25,3 18,4 29,8 21,7ELMC40 2X35 / 2X22,5 37,5 27,3 42,1 30,6ELMC50 2X43 / 2X27,7 46,2 33,6 51,7 37,6ELMC60 2X47 / 2X32 50,5 36,7 59,8 43,5ELMC90 3X47 / 3X32 75,6 55 89,8 65,3

3X600VCurrent Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power

MODELE Amps KG/V/H KW KG/V/H KW KG/V/H KWELMC5 5,6/4,6/4,6 5,8 4,2 6,1 4,4 6,3 4,6ELMC8 7,7/6,2/5,6 8,3 6 8,3 6 7,8 5,7 ELMC10 10/7,8/7,7 10,7 7,8 10,5 7,62 10,7 7,8ELMC15 14/11/10,5 15,1 11 14,9 10,8 14,7 10,7ELMC20 19,3/16,2/14,1 20,8 15,1 21,7 15,8 20,4 14,8ELMC30 27,7/22,5/20,4 29,7 21,6 30,1 21,9 28,9 21ELMC40 2X19,3/16,2/14,1 41,5 30,2 43,5 31,6 39,5 28,7ELMC50 2X24,6/21/18,3 52,9 38,5 56,4 41 51,3 37,3ELMC60 2X27,7/22,5/21 59,4 43,2 60,4 43,9 58,9 42,8ELMC90 3X27,7/22,5/21 89,1 64,8 90,6 65,9 88,3 64,2

Courant enAmpère

2X230V KG/V/H

3X230V KG/V/H

3X400V KG/V/H

3X460V KG/V/H 3X575V KG/V/H

3X600V KG/V/H

2 0,63 1,09 1,90 2,18 2,73 2,845 1,58 2,73 4,74 5,45 6,81 7,11

10 3,15 5,45 9,48 10,90 13,63 14,2212 3,78 6,54 11,38 13,08 16,35 17,0615 4,73 8,18 14,22 16,35 20,44 21,3320 6,30 10,90 18,96 21,80 27,26 28,4425 7,88 13,63 23,70 27,26 34,07 35,5527 8,51 14,72 25,60 29,44 36,80 38,4030 9,45 16,35 28,44 32,71 40,88 42,6632 10,08 17,44 30,34 34,89 43,61 45,5137 11,66 20,17 35,08 40,34 50,42 52,6243 13,55 23,44 40,77 46,88 58,60 61,1547 14,81 25,62 44,56 51,24 64,05 66,84

Steam capacity

2X230V 3X230V

3X460V 3X575V

The two tables below show the nominal current and the nominal steam capacity in kg/v/haccording to the supply voltages.

This table enables to determine the steam quantity produced by the ELMC according to the intensity measured.

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Electrical features

the below table shows the supply voltage features of the ELMC.

In all cases, the control circuit is supplied in 230 V, single phase.

4,6 4,6 4,68 6 7,7 6 6,2 5,7 5,610 7,8 10 7,6 7,8 7,8 7,715 11 14 10,8 11 10,7 10,520 15,1 19,3 15,8 16,2 14,8 14,130 21,6 28 21,9 23 21 20,440 30,2 2X19 31,6 2X16 28,7 2X1450 38,52X25 41 2X21 37,3 2X1860 43,2 2X28 43,9 2X23 42,8 2X219090 64,8 3X28 65,9 3X23 61,2 3X21 2 100 2,564,8 3X28 65,9 3X23 64,2 3X21 2 100 2,52 120 2,52 120 2,5

2 64 2,52 80 2,52 80 2,52 50 2,52 64 2,52 64 2,52 40 2,52 50 2,52 64 2,52 32 2,52 40 2,52 40 2,52 25 2,52 25 2,52 32 2,52 20 2,52 20 2,52 20 2,52 15 2,52 15 2,52 15 2,52 15 2,52 15 2,52 15 2,52 10 2,52 10 2,52 15 2,5

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WIRING DIAGRAM

ALL WORKS CONCERNED WITH ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A SKILLED AND QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

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1) Shunté les bornes 1 et 2.2) Branché un fil rouge sur la borne 2.3) Branché le deuxiéme fil rouge sur la 4) Branché le fil blanc sur la borne 16.

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Left light : shows the demand in light.

Central light : shows the perfume spreading

Right light : shows the on/off switcher position

Compact control cabinet with display panel for the steam bath close or far remote

This cabinet must be correctly connected to the ELMC EG.

This model offers:The ON/OFF control of the steam humidifier ELMC EG.The swith ON/OFF of the steam bath light.The setting of the steam bath temperature.The display of the temperature within the steam bath.The setting of the perfume dispensor.

The STEAM BATH control remote cabinet can be installed untill 60 meters from the steam bath.

The control cabinet is watertight and the push buttons are membrane made.

To respect the safety,the control cabinet is supplied with low voltage(12V).

STEAM BATH CONTROL CABINET

4 5 ° C45°C

TO CLEAN THE CONTROL CABINET NEVER USE A SOLVANT

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4 5 ° C45°C

Wiring of your Steam Bath cabinet:

Fixing of your steam bath:

REMOTE WIRING AND FIXING OF THE CONTROL CABINET

Hole 13 mm.for wall wiring

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180

mm

4 X screws + pegs (supplied)

DEVATECREF 500700/01

X55 X56 X57

4 SCREWS (4 X 10)

BLANC

- Unscrew the 4 screws from the front cabinet of the Steam Bath, with a screw driver- Remove the front cover.- Put the back cabinet at the place you chose.- Mark off the 4 fixing holes (the foreseen hole are located at the same place that the front screws).

- Remove the back of the cabinet, drill with 5mm, put the pegs in place, position againthe back of the Steam Bath and screw the 4 screws supplied ( 3x25mm) with a screw driver.

- The Steam Bath remote control is provided with a wire sold per meter.(Indicate the lenght when you place your order).

- Please proceed to the wiring of your control cabinet by following the scheme below.

- You can also put the wires stuffing box at the back of the cabinet. (This space is foreseen, see the scheme below, hole 13mm).

Make the wiring as following:

-Green wire on terminal n° 1-Brown wire on terminal n° 2-Blue wire on terminal n° 3-Ground wire on terminal n°4-White wire on terminal n° 5-Red wire on terminal n° 6-Black wire on terminal n° 7

163

mm

103 mm

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Connection of the front panel control and Temperature sensor

56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 16 15 2 1 DIN RAIL

TABLEAU DE COMMANDE A DISTANCE

TEMPERATURE SENSOR

WHITE

WIRE UN-ISOLED.

COMON.

12V forlight on

220V forscentdispensor

TEMPERATURE SENSOR.15 & 16 terminals.

(0 meters lenght)

Shunt or safety control

STEAM BATH ELMC

GREEN

BLUE

BROWNBLACK

RED

4 5 ° C45°C

IMPORTANT:Respect the colour of the stuf cable with the terminals above mentioned

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4 5 ° C45°C

STUFFING BOX

Front panel identification

Indications on the display panel:

MARCHE/ARRETECLAIRAGE

4 5 ° CTemperaturewithin the steambath.Variation of the temperature.

Temperature withinthe steam bath.

Steam production indicator.

Light ON/OFFindication in thesteam bath.

Steam production stopped.'ELMC EG is stopped.

Light is OFF

VAPEUR

VALIDATIONTOUCHE POU R

TOUCHE POURAUGMENTER

Using of the panel buttons:

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LIGHT ON/OFFSTEAM ON/OFF

ENTER TO DECREASE

TO INCREASE

Modification of the temperature setting point:

Modification of the perfume set point :

Modifications of the setting points

Push on the entry button the display indicates the temperature of theset point inside the steam bath.You can change it with the help of the buttons ( + ) or ( - ).DO NOT FORGET TO ENTER.

4 5 ° C45°C

6 0 ° C60°C

If any button ( + ) or ( - ) are used for a period of 10 secondes, the displayback at its initial position.

After the temperature it is possible to set the perfume spreading with button ( + ) and ( - )button.DO NOT FORGET TO ENTER.

20 % 50 %

Example of the rolling menu:

Adjustment of the temperature set point.(If needing)

Setting of the perfume dispensor.(If needing)

Back to the initial status.

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WIRING DIAGRAM

ALL WORKS CONCERNED WITH ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BYA SKILLED AND QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

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X12 X16 7 8 9 10

X2

F1:2 A 11

12

X3 1314

X5201918

X6

2122232425

X801

X923

F2:2AX13

F3:2A

X1045

X14

X11

2829

DEVATECRéf:500100-02

X18

Type:n :

N1

215

16L

L2L1

43

PE

L3

{

2T14T2

14

NO 22

A2

6T3

NC

21

NOK

1

13

1L13L2

A1

NC

5L3

16X417

15

Temperature sensor

1516

1516

X15

Marron

Bleu

Vert

Blanc Com

{SEE OPTIONS

Power supply3 x 400 Vac 50/60 Hz + ground

control supply230 Vac 50/60 Hz

Safety control {

Electrical connections

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K1

2T14T2

6T3

5L33L2

1L1NO 14

22

NC

A2

NO

NC

A1

1321

L1L2

L3N

L1

215

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POMPE POUR DESINFECTANT EN 230 VAC

SHUNT THE TERMINALS 1 AND 2

TEMPERATURE SENSOR

POWER SUPPLYBETWEEN L1, L2 AND L3

CONTROL SUPPLYBETWEEN L AND N

RACCORDING TO THE GROUND

See options

ALL WORKS CONCERNED WITH ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BYA SKILLED AND QUALIFIED PERSONNEL..

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REMOTE CONTROL ON/OFF, CONTROL SAFETY OR

Electrical connection

ALL WORKS CONCERNED WITH ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY ASKILLED AND QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

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X3 14Type:n :

L1

4948

6061

X18

X12 X1976 8

F1:2 A

X2

10

1211

13

4849

4849

12

1516

4746

Voir schéma de cablage

Asservissement sécurité

{{

Power supply3 x 400 Vac 50/60 Hz +earth

power control230 Vac 50/60 Hz

LN

L2L3

6146

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PE

468

60

5

X14

DEVATECRéf:500100-02

X15

Green

White

X11

F3:2A

Brown

2829

45X10

23X9

22

X5

X4

Blue

Com

20

1615

17

1918

21

X6

X13F2:2A

01X8

252423 4

3

6T334

A2

NC

2T14T2

NO 22

14

1L13L2

5L3

21

K1

A1

NC

13

NO

88

5

Scen

t pum

p

Ligh

t12

V

Des

infe

ctan

t pum

p

Transformer for 12V light(3 lamps of 25W maxi)

See wiring diagramme

See wiring diagramme

Dimensions:

Wiring diagram:

Temperature sensor in vertical position:

Material supply:Sensor provide and connected with 10 mcable + 3 screws 3X25mm and pegs.

TEMPERATURE SENSOR

16 15THERMINAL ONTHE DIN RAIL

OF THE STEAM BATH

.If you install the temperature sensor at the ceiling of your steam bath:

It is possible to have a little water restaining(because of the condensation) at the end of the white cover

of the sensor..If this phenomenon appears or if you want to avoid it, remove the white cover of the sensor.

End to removeWhen cleaning the sensor, never use a solvant.

4mm55,5mm

60,5mm

3 hole of 3,2mmfor fixing

26mm forthe drill

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Dimensions of the nozzle:

Dimensions of the steam nozzle union :

Dimensions of the nut:

Build up and example of the installation of the whole steam nozzle:

Steam nozzle

Steam

Steam nozzleSteam nozzle union Nut

Steam hoses25mm or40mm W

all

60mm

70m

m

5mm45mm 60mm

1"1/

4Gaz

30mm90mm in standard, 120mm out standard (upon request)

40mm

25mm

40mm

1"1/

4Gaz

Raw material:PTFE food

Raw material:PTFE food

1"1/4Gaz

8mm

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Dimensions:

Wiring diagram:

MATERIAL SUPPLIED:

Perfume dispensor

perfume pump 7 Liters tank Serpentin + perfume dispensor valve

63mm

47 46TERMINAL ONDIN RAIL OF THESTEAM BATH

Asse

mbl

e in

fact

ory

Never use solvantto clean the tankand the pump.

151mm

91mm

2 fixingholes

5,5mm for screws

4X40mm+ beggles

6mm supply.

260mm

204mm

Raw material:Polyethylene high density,food quality.

Air drain

On/Off

Lamp under power

Light indicationperfume missing

Quantity of perfume only available on HG(set at 100% for an EG)

25mm

connection tube (rilsan4/6), supplied per 25m.

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no-returnvalve.

Part gathered in factory

steam oultlettoward the steam nozzle.

steam inlet

Inlet of rilsan pipe4/6mm.

Brass Connection of the steam hose

25mm/ 40mm.

mm

Copper serpentin10mm.

2 X scews + plugs(supplied)

Dimensions:

Wiring diagram:

Material provided:

Desinfecting system

Desinfection pump 7 Liters tank Desinfecting nozzle

82mm

6,3mm

part

gath

ered

in

in fa

ctor

y

Never use a solvantto clean the pumpand the tank.

151mm

91mm

2 fixingholes

5,5mm for screw

4X40mm+ plugs

6mm supply.

260mm

204mm

Raw material: Polyethylenehigh densityfood quality.

Air trap

3 4

Part gathered in factory

Desinfectant nozzle suppliedwith 50cm of rilsan hose

4/6 and the fast union.

Tap water

7mm

7mm maxi

mm

Connection tube(rilsan 4/6), suppliedper 25m.

Lock nut 1".Drill 33mmfor wall.

TERMINAL ON THEDIN RAIL OF THESTEAM BATH

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2 X screws + plugs(supplied)

How to start the desinfection system:

Desinfection system

At this moment, push on the button to go back to the information's menu

To adjust the desinfection time:Please check with menu"Changing parameters" on page 32.To initiate the desinfection system:Push in the same time on and thedesinfection time begins to scrollsee the display.

DESINFECTIONTIME: 30 SEC

PUSH ENTERTO START AGAIN

28 bis

When this time is finished, the display indicates.

Front panel identification

Alpha digital screen

Changing program

Scrolling program

Scrolling program

Manual draining

Steam production lamp/light

Switch ON/OFF

Power lamp/light

Identification sheet

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Your alpha numerical display

The stand-by light must be lighted.

Switch on I/O on I.

The display indicates “steam production” , we areare in the menu information user.

Check if th water supply is OK.

Check if the hygrostat or the proportional regulationis on demand, if yes, the steam production lamp is lighted

The following menu are proposed:. User's informationOnly on reading : inform the user about the the functionning on the unitand the selected parameters.

.Steam bath statusOnly on reading :inform since the starting of the starting of the unit.

. Parameter changingPreset in factory, only the final user or a qualifiedstaff thanks to a code (2,3,4),could change these parameters.

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Caution : To scroll the menu, pressing on , an impulse at any time on allows you to change menu.

Changing parameters menu

Menu : CHANGINGDATA SYSTEM

ENTER ACCESS CODE :XXX

Please introduce yourcustomer access code.

LIMITATION :STEAM FLOW %

If steam bath EG If steam bath HG

The display indicates

PERFUME FREQUENCYINJECTION MN

T°C REGULATIONSTEAM BATH

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To enter your access code:. Press on and thefirst red cross of your code is flashing.. Press by impulsing onto increase or decrease the number.Once you choose your number, confirm by pressing on and the second cross isflashing. Do again the same steps for the 2following numbers (votre code 2,3,4). allows to restrict output from 20 to 100 %

in ON/OFF and so one.

Allows to regulate the

frequencyof perfume

injection inminute.

Allow to regulate the

temperatureof thesteam bath.

Allows to settle the number of Kg steam/hbefore cleaning the cylinder

Allows to estimate the number of hours offunctionning before cleaningthe cylinder.

Allows to settle the time of a small cleaningThis small cleaning is made on each inlet water time.

CLEANING FREQUENCY KG/V

CLEANING FREQUENCY H

SEQUENTIAL DRAINING SEC

Take care: Rolling the menu in pushing on , pressing the select button in any time, allow to change the menu

Changing parameter

CONTACTOR STOP WHENDRAINING NO

CYLINDER SELECT

DESINFECT.TIMEINJECTION SEC

DESINFECT.FREQINJECTION SEC

LOCKING THE BUTTONSETTING SB NO

DRAIN AFTER PERIODYES/NO

YES NO

Alpha digital status

DRAINING AFTER ASHUTDOWN H

Back to the first menu

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this function enable to choose between anadjustment by evaporation (for DI water)or by draining.

Enable to have the suitable cylinderDISPOSABLE/CLEANABLE for tapwater, soft or DI.

AJUSTEMENT KG/STPER :

Allow an automaticdraining

when humidityis not neccessary

The unit will be drained if there is no demandfor Humidity after the select time. Allow the time for the above to be selectedFactory setting: 72hr, options: 12-168 hr in 12 hrintervals. If NO, the function will not appears

Enable to set the frequency injectionof the desinfection in second.

Enable to set the frequency injectionof the desinfecting in minute.

Enable to lock or unlock the button

of the remote steam bath control panel.

Steam bath EG Steam bath HG

Alpha digital status

Take care : Rolling the menu in pushing on , pressing the select buttonin any time, allow to change the menu.

USER INFORMATION

Menu :USERINFORMATION

STEAM BATH ELMC

STEAM PRODUCED :ST/H

H

ACTUAL CURRENT : A

A

Steam bath EG Steam bath HG

Alpha digital status

T° IN THE BATH °C

STEAM DEMAND %

YES NO

Alpha digital status

DRAIN AFTER H.SHUT DOWN

In the menu: change parameter system, if the selectionoption is YES or NO (draining if no select time demand .

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Indicates the ELMC model.

Indicates the nominal steam production of the ELMC.

Indicates the Amps consumption ofthe unit

Indicated the T°Winthin theSteam bath.

Indicates the steam demand in the'installation from 20% to 100%.

The unit will bedrain if there

is no demandafter the selected

time

Take care : Rolling the menu in pushing on , pressing the select button in any time, allow to change the menu.

MENU USER INFORMATION

PRODUCT BEFORECLEAN KG/ST

TIME METER H

STEAM METER KG

LOW MINERALCONCENTRATION

ELECTRICAL POWER KW

You return to the first menu

Indicates the steam production time before maintenance, allow to planify thecleaning intervention.

Indicates the time running periodbetween two interval maintenance.

Indicates the optimum conductivity

.

Indicates the power use by theELMC in KW.

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NEXT SERVICE DUE H

1-2 Reverse timers (time before maintenance or production before cleaning) when you are on 0 the panel displays maintenance : VALVE DRAINING+ CYLINDER. The reverse timer reset is done, pushing on the manual draining button.

3-4 Timers (hours and steam) can be set on the zero again pushing on the manual drain button, followed by a pressure on the enter button.

Take care : Rolling the menu in pushing on , pressing the select buttonin any time, allow to change the menu.

MENU STEAM BATH STATUS

Menu :STEAM BATHSTATUS

CONTROL SIGNALSTEAM BATH (°C)

TOTAL STEAM RUN KG/VAP < >

TOTAL HOURS RUN H

CYLINDRE USED :

POWER SUPPLY V

MAXIMUM POWER INSTALL KW

You return to the first menu

WATER USED :

Total steam production since thefirst use.

Indicates the hours running since thefirst use.

Indicates the water used:tap water, soft water, partial DI water,DI water, supplying the unit.

Indicates the cylinder used:Disposable:Tap water (EV), soft water (EA),DI water(ED), Cleanable: Tap water(EV), soft water (EA), DI waterin the unit.

Indicates the voltage choised for the power circuit.

Indicates the maximum electricalpower choised for the ELMC

Indicates the regulation used

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Electrovap MCElectrical features

Software assistant

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FAULTY STATEMENT OF THEMESSAGES TROUBLE CAUSES/SOLUTIONS OPTION UNIT AFTER FAULTY

DETECTIONS

OF THE CONTACTOR see the coil Unit requests steam Fuse F1 2 ampsP1 the contactor does coil in short circuit blows out, UNIT STOP

not switch off Change the contactor Standard

SEE THE CONTACTOR Unit does not requestCONTACT IS STICKED steam and the Change the contactor Standard UNIT STOP

ONE - P2 contactor is off

LEACKAGE ON THE The inlet valve Check the water pressureINLET VALVE - P3 does not close (1.6 bars) Standard UNIT STOP

anymore or change the inlet valve

MISS OF WATER - P4 The water supply Check the supply water has a trouble Check the fuse F2 Standard UNIT STOP

If out of orderchange the inlet valveClean the drain valve

SEE THE DRAIN draining of water Maintenance of the cylinderCIRCUIT - P5 does not make (calcium bock)down the drain Standard UNIT STOP

correctly Fuse F2 out of ordergrain coil in short circuit

LEAKAGE WATER - P6 Water leakage Check there is no leakage Necessarydetected in the from the cylinder to have UNIT STOP

humidity change the gasket or the a leakagecompartiment cylinder if needed water detection

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Electrovap MCInspection maintenance

MaintenanceThe ElectroVap ELMC is delivered with disposable cylinder(s) in standard whichcan be replaced by cleanable ones, however, without any modification, accordingto the choice of the user. Drain the steam cylinder using the manual drain key.When the cylinder is fully drained switch off the unit and isolate the power. Thesteam cylinder may be very hot. Allow it to cool down before removing.Remove front panel from the humidifier to access the cylinder compartment.Disconnect the steam hose from the top of the steam cylinder. Remove power andhigh water level electrodes from top of the steam cylinder.

Lift the cylinder upwards until it is clear of the drain valve. Ensure the retaining ringremains in the drain valves. The Disposable cylinder will be merely replaced bynew ones.

Cleanable cylinder:Mark the edge of the cylinder halves so the can be matched up whenreassembled.

Note:The constant heating and cooling of the cylinder may cause distortion.Consequently the cylinder halves must be assembled in the same relative position.Remove nuts and bolts around the centre of the cylinder. Open up cylinder. It isimportant that the strainer in the bottom half of the cylinder is also cleaned.

Clean the electrodes by scraping off the mineral deposits. Alternatively, this can bedone using weak descaling solution. Rinse the electrodes and the body of thecylinder. IT IS IMPORTANT TO AVOID DISTORtion THE CYLINDER INATTEMPTING TO REMOVE ANY MINERAL DEPOSITS FROM IT. Relocate thestrainer in the cylinder base. Replace the cylinder gasket on the rim of the bottomhalf of the cylinder and then locate the upper half of the cylinder on the gasket,TAKING CARE THAT THE MARKS ARE ALIGNED. Refit the nuts and bolts.Clean the O-ring on the drain valve and if necessary, change it. (every2-3 cylindercleanings). Locate the steam outlet of the cylinder in the retaining clip.Position thebase of the cylinder over the drain valve and push downwards. Reconnect thepower cables.

General:The humidifier requires regular maintenance to ensure efficient operation and toprevent breakdown.The exact maintenance frequency is variable and will depend on water quality,hours run and level of demand for humidification.New installations should be inspected / serviced every 2 to 4 weeks. This may betoo frequent, but it will enable a suitable maintenance routine to be established.

Routine inspection:The following is a guide to work that should be undertaken in a routine inspection.1 - Inspect water and steam installation for leaks and damage.2 - Inspect electrical installation for any loose cables and or damages.

Components.3 - Inspect the steam cylinder for scale deposits. If the scale in the cylinder is

half way up the stainer in the lower half of the cylinder it should bereplaced / cleaned (see changing steam cylinder).

4 - Inspect the inlet valve. The drain valve may become blocked with scalefrom the steam cylinder. This will cause water to continually run to drain.

Electrovap MCValves maintenance

Maintenance

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Drain the steam cylinder fully and remove it from thehumidifier. Isolate power and water supply beforeattempting to carry out any maintenance.• Remove the cap from, the end of the electrovalve 1• Remove the coil from the valve steam 2• Unscrew and remove the valve steam from the valvebody 3• Clean the valve stem with fresh water 3• Clean the valve seat and the piston (taking care not toloose the spring) 7• Remove the O ring and drain valve collar from the top ofthe valve body 4NoteOil the O ring with high temperature siliconeoil before replacing. Remove the filling cup hose fromthe valve body. Remove the two screws that secure thevalve body to the drain cup 5. Remove the drain valvebody from the drain cup and rinse with clear waterensuring any scale deposits are removed. Pay particularattention to the pistion seat 6. Assemble in reverse order.

Drain the steam cylinder fully and remove it from thehumidifierIsolate power and water supply before attempting tocarry out any maintenance.• Remove the water inlet hose from the valve. 1 Removethe solenoid coil in pushing and turning 2•Remove the basket filter from the base of the valve with apair of long nose pliers. 3•Wash the basket filter under clean water to remove anydirt and debris. 3 Change the O ring if necessary 4•Assembly in reverse order.NoteDo not forget to fit the washer when attaching the waterinlet hose.

Drain valve maintenance

Inlet valve maintenance

These maintenance should be made at each cylinder maintenance

These maintenance should bemade twice a year.

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Perfume dispensor ordesinfecting tank

Steam bathcontrolcabinet

Sensor

Perfume dispensoror desinfecting

Desinfecting nozzle

Steam nozzle

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DEVATEC continue to develop its productFor this reason, the technical data and specificationof the product must be changed without prior notice.

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