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BF 50 Wall Fans Technical User Guide English For other language variants of this document we refer to: Español Para otras variantes del idioma de este documento, visite: Français Pour les versions dans d'autres langues de ce document veuillez consulter: http://docs.skov.com/1241...
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The date of change appears from the front and back pages. Note • All rights belong to SKOV A/S. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever without the expressed written permission of SKOV A/S in each case.
Recommended tools........................ 16 Placement of BF 50 ......................... 18 Preparing hole in wall...................... 18 3.3.1 Necessary space for BF 50 without LPC motor controller ............ 18 3.3.2 Necessary space for BF 50 with LPC motor controller .............. 18 3.3.3 Necessary space for BF 50 without cone .................. 19 3.3.4...
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4.1.19.2 Terminals in LPC 3x400 V fan .................... 66 4.1.19.3 Circuit diagram........................... 67 4.1.20 BF 50 LPC 3x400 V with actuator – stepless (435409/435382) .......... 68 4.1.20.1 Cable plan.......................... 68 4.1.20.2 Terminals in LPC 3x400 V fan .................... 68 4.1.20.3 Circuit diagram...........................
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Terminals in ON/OFF 3x400 V fan..................... 84 4.1.28.3 Circuit diagram........................... 85 4.1.29 BF 50 AIR ON/OFF 3x400 V with thermal cutout (435441) ............ 86 4.1.29.1 Cable plan.......................... 86 4.1.29.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 3x400 V fan with thermal cutout ............. 86 4.1.29.3...
The fan is available in several different versions focusing on low power consumption, as well as standard ver- sions. BF 50 can be mounted using a cone for optimal air output and reduced power consumption. BF 50 is specially designed for harsh livestock house environments. This applies to both climatic and electrical influences. Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 2.1 BF 50 wall fans 2.1.1 Type key BF 50 ON/OFF EL HF 400V3 50Hz 1.5hp TH Fan name Blue fan Fan size Impeller diameter in inches” Fan type AC fan ON/OFF LPC fan Shutter type...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 435405 BF 50 LPC ON/OFF HF 400V3 50/60Hz 435408 BF 50 LPC ON/OFF LE 400V3 50/60Hz Fan control method - variable ON/OFF. 435409 BF 50 LPC VAR HF 400V3 50/60Hz 435382 BF 50 LPC VAR LE 400V3 50/60Hz Fan control method - stepless.
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BF 50 Wall Fans 435388 BF 50 ON/OFF EL 400V3 1.5Hp 50Hz 435404 BF 50 ON/OFF EL 400V3 1.5Hp 50Hz TH Fan control method - ON/OFF Safety net outside must be mounted to comply with CE marking, in coun- tries where this is required.
2.2 Accessories 435397 BF 50 safety net outside wo/cone, A2 435398 BF 50 safety net outside wo/cone, galv The outside safety net is used on BF 50 without cone where extra safety is required. Supplied with mounting parts. One for each fan.
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Supplied with mounting parts. 1 per wall fan. 435998 BF 50 insulation plate The insulation plate is used for mounting on a BF 50 wall fan where extra insulation is necessary. Used to avoid problems with condensation and cold air down draft, espe- cially during the winter.
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BF 50 Wall Fans 435156 50" light trap brown out Used if dimming is required in the livestock house. Light reduction factor 175.000:1. The light trap reduces the air output of the fan without cone by approx. 15 % at 0-70 Pa pressure difference.
Check that the parts ordered are present and undamaged before starting work. Please read through the entire guide before starting assembly and fitting. If the BF 50 is installed in areas with risk of ice/snow slide, precautions must be made to avoid damage to the BF 50.
Check that all BF 50 can be placed freely in relation to other housing equipment upon agreement with the client. Place the insulation of the brickwork all the way in against the BF 50 and all the way round (as in other building constructions).
Recommended installation height from floor is mini- mum (E) in order to ensure space for dung removal. 3.3.4 Necessary space for BF 50 wth air shutter Air shutter inside. There must be a minimum of (A) space inside the live- stock house for the wall fan.
Recommended measurements for individual mounting of BF 50 wall fan. (A) Minimum distance is 550 mm, when mounting the LPC motor controller above BF 50. (B) Minimum distance is 300 mm, when mounting the LPC motor controller between BF 50.
Recommended measurements for individual mounting of BF 50 wall fan with mounted cone. (A) Minimum distance is 550 mm, when mounting the LPC motor controller above BF 50. (B) Minimum distance is 300 mm, when mounting the LPC motor controller between BF 50.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.4 Measure and saw out the holes Remember to always use a spirit level. Drill 10 mm holes all the way through the wall. Cut the holes. Technical User Guide...
Please note that the yellow blanking plug must be at the top. Black If parts of BF 50 are outside the wall, on the outside, it is recommended to drill 4 pcs. 5 mm drain holes in the bottom on the four markings.
Lead the cables into the livestock house. Make sure that there is free space for cables. Measure from the top of BF 50 down (A) make a hole in the wall for the cables as the bending radius of the fan cables is 50 mm.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.6.1 Mounting with four brackets Mount 2 brackets (not supplied) in the bottom of BF 50 to fit the wall thickness. Place BF 50 in the wall. Use wedges to center BF 50 in the hole.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.6.2 Mounting of four angle bars Mount the 4 angle bars (not supplied) on BF 50 to fit the wall thickness. Place BF 50 in the wall. Technical User Guide...
Remove the net, see section Mounting of inside safety net [} 33](Mounting of inside safety net). Pre-drill 8 holes for mounting on wall. Screw BF 50 into the wall with 8 screws, with a length of minimum 150 mm. 3.6.4 Foaming SKOV A/S recommends using single-component polyurethane foam or similar.
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Wet the faces with water from a mist sprayer before pro- ceeding with the foaming. Foam around BF 50 as shown in the drawing. Foam the wall fan’s corners and approx. 100 mm to each side foam the entire depth of the BF 50.
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In the middle part, it is essential only to foam along the edge, as the foam may otherwise cause BF 50 to warp. Push the foam in against BF 50 after the foam has dried a little to allow adequate space for resealing.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.6.5 Pointing SKOV A/S recommends Sikaflex 111 Stick & Seal. Complete by applying a sealing edge both internally and externally when the foam is dry. Apply a sealing edge along the angle bracket, as shown in the drawing.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.7 Removing the transport bracket On BF 50 LPC and EL the red transport bracket is lo- cated behind the impeller hub. Cut the cable ties. Wrench the transport brackets apart. Remove cable ties and transport brackets from the fan.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.8 Mounting of inside safety net Make sure that the net is turned as shown in the draw- ing. Mount the inside safety net on the wall fan using 8 of the screws enclosed (do not tighten to more than 2 Nm).
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.9 Mounting of air controlled shutter Assemble the 4 adapter pieces with a screw in each cor- ner. Mount 12 clips on the adapter frame using 12 screws. Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.9.1 Outside air controlled shutter Mount the adapter frame on the fan with 8 screws. Mount the air controlled shutter on the frame by turning the 12 clips. The shutters must turn downwards and turn away from the fan.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.9.2 Inside air controlled shutter Mark the 8 holes for the adapter frame. Drill the holes with a 5 mm drill bit. Mount the adapter frame on the fan with 8 screws. Mount the air controlled shutter on the frame by turning the 12 clips.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.10 Manual opening of motor controlled shutter Remove the yellow blanking plug. Press on the yellow actuator split with a screwdriver. Technical User Guide...
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BF 50 Wall Fans The shutter can now be opened manually. Remember to shut off the fan at the power supply isolator prior to mounting of manual opening. After manual opening. Open the shutters by moving the actuator into its ex- treme position.
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BF 50 Wall Fans Mount the yellow actuator split in the actuator and center column. Mount the rubber plug in the shutter. Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.11 Mounting of accessories 3.11.1 Cone Consists of 4 identical parts. Ensure the tongue and groove at the base are in line. Click the sides together. Hang the cone on the wall fan. Mount the assembled cone on the wall fan using the en- closed screws, female connectors and self-locking nuts.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.11.2 Outside safety net If a BF 50 outside safety net has not been selected, a safety guard must be established. The requirements of the International Standard for Safety of machinery ISO 13857 shall be complied with.
BF 50 Wall Fans When mounting on an air controlled shutter, pre-drill with a 4.5 mm drill on the side of the shutter. Mount the safety net outside on the air controlled shutter using the clips and screws enclosed (do not tighten to more than 2 Nm).
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.11.3 Insulation plate Mount brackets for the insulation plate on the fan with the 2 screws. Mount the sealing profile on the insulation plate. Drill a 12 mm hole in the center of the insulation plate.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.11.4 Shading kit Mount the top bracket on the plate with 2 screws. Mount 2 bottom brackets on the plate with 2 screws in each. Mount the top bracket on the wall using 2 screws. Mount 2 bottom brackets on the wall fan with 2 screws in each.
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BF 50 Wall Fans Screw 2 eye joiners onto the pull rod. Mount eye joiner in top bracket mounted on wall with 1 x M6x20 screw and M6 washer. Mount plate in the bottom bracket on the wall fan. Mount eye joiner in top bracket on plate with split pin.
BF 50 Wall Fans 3.11.5 Light trap The sealing profile must be facing BF 50. Mount the mounting fittings on the wall and on the light trap. Hang the light trap on the wall by engaging the 2 sus- pension brackets.
In the case of retrofitting fans in an existing house, regardless of ON/OFF fans, LPC fans or frequency convert- ers SKOV recommends that a local expert is involved in checking the electrical installations. The focus should be on cable dimensions, overload protections, local transformers, etc. It is of outmost importance to take the fan specifications into account and, at the same time, ensure that local requirements are fulfilled.
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.4 Cabling to connection box and LPC motor controller LPC motor controller Power supply isolator Connection box Example of cabling to connection box and LPC motor controller. 4.1.5 Cabeling and placement of LPC motor controller Motor controller must not be built-in or covered and must be mounted on a solid, level surface.
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.6 Connection in the motor controller 4.1.6.1 Terminals for power supply Power supply 3 x 400 V / 3 x 230 V. Power supply 1 x 230 V. Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.6.2 Terminals for power supply of fan Remember to strip the cable so that the protective shield from the fan can be connected to the motor controller during mounting under the rail. Connection from motor controller to fan motor.
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.7 LED indication on the motor controller The motor controller is equipped with a two-color LED for indication of different operating modes. LED is located on the underside next to the cable glands. • Constantly green when mains voltage is connected.
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.9 Emergency opening for BF 50 actuator – house controller If emergency unlock for the shutter motor is required, it must be powered by an F6 24V power supply via the computer in the livestock house.
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.9.2 Fan not active at power failure To deactivate the fan at a power failure, select | Installation | Manual installation | Cli- mate | Air outlet | Tunnel outlet and after that Fans active at failure in the menu in the climate controller.
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.10 Connection in the actuator 4.1.10.1 BF 50 LPC actuator time-controlled Input signal Open/Closed Flaps Open 45 sec. Close 22 sec. Delayed opening 15 sec. LPC actuator time-controlled 4.1.10.2 BF 50 LPC actuator stepless Input signal...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.11 Connection of extra 24 V power supply Internal power supply (A) may only be used to supply factory-installed modules. In case of a greater power consumption than 0.4 A from the main module (B) and 0.4 A from the I/O modules (C) an extra power supply (D) must be used and possibly (E).
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.12 Cable plans and circuit diagrams 4.1.12.1 General information about circuit diagrams Symbols are in accordance with the IEC/EN 60617 standard. The classification of the ("letter codes") on the symbols is in accordance with the IEC/EN 81346-2 standard. Reference designations are in accordance with IEC/EN 81346-1:2001 structuring principles and reference designations.
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.13 Circuit diagram for OFF/AUTO/ON switch 4.1.13.1 BF 50 LPC Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu Show connection in controller LPC motor controller Actuator Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.13.2 BF 50 ON/OFF Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu Show connection in controller ON/OFF actuator box Actuator Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.17 BF 50 LPC 1x230 V variable ON/OFF (435406) 4.1.17.1 Cable plan Controller LPC fan 1x230 V LPC motor controller Power supply Connection box isolator LPC actuator time- controlled 4.1.17.2 Terminals in LPC 1x230 V fan...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.17.3 Circuit diagram Power supply from emergency opening 0V-1 = Q1 terminal in controller. Power supply from emergency opening 24V-12 = F6 terminal in emergency opening. Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.18 BF 50 LPC 1x230 V stepless (435381) 4.1.18.1 Cable plan Controller LPC fan 1x230 V LPC motor controller Power supply Connection box isolator LPC actuator stepless 4.1.18.2 Terminals in LPC 1x230 V fan Internal External...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.18.3 Circuit diagram Power supply from emergency opening 0V-1 = Q1 terminal in controller. Power supply from emergency opening 24V-12 = F6 terminal in emergency opening. Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.19 BF 50 LPC 3x400 V variable ON/OFF (435405/435408) 4.1.19.1 Cable plan Controller LPC fan 3x400 V LPC motor controller Power supply Connection box isolator LPC actuator time- controlled 4.1.19.2 Terminals in LPC 3x400 V fan...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.19.3 Circuit diagram Power supply from emergency opening 0V-1 = Q1 terminal in controller. Power supply from emergency opening 24V-12 = F6 terminal in emergency opening. Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.20 BF 50 LPC 3x400 V with actuator – stepless (435409/435382) 4.1.20.1 Cable plan Controller LPC fan 3x400 V LPC motor controller Power supply Connection box isolator LPC actuator stepless 4.1.20.2 Terminals in LPC 3x400 V fan...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.20.3 Circuit diagram Power supply from emergency opening 0V-1 = Q1 terminal in controller. Power supply from emergency opening 24V-12 = F6 terminal in emergency opening. Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.21 BF 50 LPC 3x230 V variable ON/OFF (435407) 4.1.21.1 Cable plan Controller LPC fan 3x230 V LPC motor controller Power supply Connection box isolator LPC actuator time-controlled 4.1.21.2 Terminals in LPC 3x230 V fan Internal...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.21.3 Circuit diagram Power supply from emergency opening 0V-1 = Q1 terminal in controller. Power supply from emergency opening 24V-12 = F6 terminal in emergency opening. Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.22 BF 50 LPC 3x230 V stepless (435384) 4.1.22.1 Cable plan Controller LPC fan 3x230 V LPC motor controller Power supply Connection box isolator LPC actuator stepless 4.1.22.2 Terminals in LPC 3x230 V fan Internal External...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.22.3 Circuit diagram Power supply from emergency opening 0V-1 = Q1 terminal in controller. Power supply from emergency opening 24V-12 = F6 terminal in emergency opening. Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.23 BF 50 EL ON/OFF 1x230 V (435385/435387) 4.1.23.1 Cable plan Wiring box Controller ON/OFF fan Power supply 1x230 V Power supply isolator ON/OFF actuator control box 1x230 V ON/OFF actuator 4.1.23.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 1 x 230 V fan...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.23.3 ON/OFF actuator control box 230 V AC N from fan 230 V AC L from supply to fan 24 V DC from power supply 0 V from power supply Blue wire from actuator Brown wire from actuator 4.1.23.4 Circuit diagram...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.24 BF 50 EL ON/OFF 3x400 V (435388) 4.1.24.1 Cable plan Wiring box Controller ON/OFF fan Power supply 3x400 V Power supply isolator ON/OFF actuator control box 1x230 V ON/OFF actuator 4.1.24.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 3x400 V fan...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.24.3 ON/OFF actuator control box 230 V AC N from fan 230 V AC L from supply to fan 24 V DC from power supply 0 V from power supply Blue wire from actuator Brown wire from actuator 4.1.24.4 Circuit diagram...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.25 BF 50 EL ON/OFF 3x400 V with thermal cutout (435404) 4.1.25.1 Cable plan Wiring box Controller ON/OFF fan Power supply 3x400 V Power supply isolator ON/OFF actuator control box 1X230 V ON/OFF actuator 4.1.25.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 3x400 V fan with thermal cutout...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.25.3 ON/OFF actuator control box 230 V AC N from fan 230 V AC L from supply to fan 24 V DC from power supply 0 V from power supply Blue wire from actuator Brown wire from actuator 4.1.25.4 Circuit diagram...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.26 BF 50 EL ON/OFF 3x230 V (435391) 4.1.26.1 Cable plan Wiring box Controller ON/OFF fan Power supply 3x230 V Power supply isolator ON/OFF actuator control box 1x230 V ON/OFF actuator 4.1.26.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 3x230 V fan...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.26.3 ON/OFF actuator control box 230 V AC N from fan 230 V AC L from supply to fan 24 V DC from power supply 0 V from power supply Blue wire from actuator Brown wire from actuator 4.1.26.4 Circuit diagram...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.27 BF 50 AIR ON/OFF 1x230 V (435400/435401) 4.1.27.1 Cable plan Controller Connection box ON/OFF fan 1 x 230 V Power supply isolator 4.1.27.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 1 x 230 V fan Internal External Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.27.3 Circuit diagram Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu Show connection in controller Fan 1x230V Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.28 BF 50 AIR ON/OFF 3x400 V (435402/435410) 4.1.28.1 Cable plan Controller Connection box ON/OFF fan 3x400 V Power supply isolator 4.1.28.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 3x400 V fan Internal External Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.28.3 Circuit diagram Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu Show connections in the controller Fan 3x400V Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.29 BF 50 AIR ON/OFF 3x400 V with thermal cutout (435441) 4.1.29.1 Cable plan Controller Wiring box ON/OFF fan 3x400 V Power supply isolator 4.1.29.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 3x400 V fan with thermal cutout External Internal...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.29.3 Circuit diagram Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu Show connection in controller Fan 3x400V Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.30 BF 50 AIR ON/OFF 3x230 V (435403) 4.1.30.1 Cable plan Controller Connection box ON/OFF fan 3x230 V Power supply isolator 4.1.30.2 Terminals in ON/OFF 3x230 V fan Internal External Technical User Guide...
BF 50 Wall Fans 4.1.30.3 Circuit Diagram Example of terminal number For correct connection see the setup menu Show connection in controller Fan 3x230V Technical User Guide...
When washing the inside of the ducts, fan blades must stand still. Remember that fans do not stand high-pressure cleaning. If the inside of the duct needs to be cleaned extra thoroughly SKOV A/S recommends washing from above. When washing the fan, the fan blades must turn around.
BF 50 Wall Fans 6 Troubleshooting instructions Remember to shut the fan off at the power supply isolator prior to troubleshooting. Troubleshooting flap system LPC/motor response Status LED Error Solution Flap touches the ventilation Remedy the damage. duct (obstructed). Linkage between flap and actu- Replace defective parts.
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BF 50 Wall Fans Troubleshooting fan motor Fault symptom Status LED Error Solution AC motor: Measure the voltage going to the motor. Power supply to the motor LPC motor: See Troubleshooting LPC mo- tor controller Fan motor running and AC motor: Check 24 V DC supply voltage.
BF 50 Wall Fans 7 Technical data Air output and efficiency in parenthesis are for wall fans with cone. 7.1 BF 50 LPC 1x230 V 435406 BF 50 LPC ON/OFF LE 435381 BF 50 LPC VAR LE Electrical V AC...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 435406 BF 50 LPC ON/OFF LE 435381 BF 50 LPC VAR LE Revolutions per minute 43800 (48500) Air output at 0 Pa 42200 (46300) Air output at -10 Pa 40000 (44100) Air output at -20 Pa...
BF 50 Wall Fans 7.3 BF 50 LPC 3x230 V 435407 BF 50 LPC ON/OFF LE 435384 BF 50 LPC VAR LE Electrical V AC 200 - 230 +/- 10% Rated voltage V AC 175 – 280 Operating voltage For supply voltages below the rated voltage range, a reduction of the fan’s RPM may occur depending on the load and ambient...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 435407 BF 50 LPC ON/OFF LE 435384 BF 50 LPC VAR LE 42000 (46300) Air output at -10 Pa 40200 (44400) Air output at -20 Pa 37900 (41600) Air output at -30 Pa 35400 (39000) Air output at -40 Pa...
BF 50 Wall Fans 7.3.1 ErP/Ecodesign BF 50 LPC 3x230 V Fan type BF 50 LPC ON/OFF LE BF 50 LPC VAR LE ErP 2015 (N40) Ecodesign Efficiency classification 54.3 Efficiency (η) Measurement setup Static Fan efficiency 59.9 Optimum efficiency...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 7.4 BF 50 ON/OFF EL 1x230 V 435385 435387 BF 50 ON/OFF EL 1x230 V BF 50 ON/OFF EL 1x230 V Electrical V AC 230 +/-10% Rated voltage V AC 207 - 253 Operating voltage Frequency Max.
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(A) Fan noise, outside (2 m, 45 degrees) Shipment 75000 Shipping weight 7.4.1 ErP/Ecodesign BF 50 ON/OFF EL 1x230 V Fan type BF 50 ON/OFF EL 1x230 V BF 50 ON/OFF EL 1x230 V ErP 2015 (N40) Ecodesign Efficiency classification 44.4...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 7.5 BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x400 V 435388 435404 BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x400 V BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x400 V w/ther- mal cutout Electrical V AC 400 +/-10% Rated voltage V AC 360 – 440...
(A) Fan noise, outside (2 m, 45 degrees) Shipment 75000 Shipping weight 7.5.1 ErP/Ecodesign BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x400 V Fan type BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x400 V BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x400 V w/ thermal cutout ErP 2015 (N40)
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BF 50 Wall Fans 7.6 BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x230 V/3x200 V 435391 BF 50 ON/OFF EL 230V3 1.5Hp BF 50 ON/OFF EL 200V3 1.5Hp 60Hz 60Hz Electrical V AC 230 +/-10% 200 +10/-5% Rated voltage V AC 207 - 253...
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Protection class dB (A) Fan noise, outside (2 m, 45 degrees) Shipment 75000 Shipping weight 7.6.1 ErP/Ecodesign BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x230 V Fan type BF 50 ON/OFF EL 3x230 V ErP 2015 (N58) Ecodesign Efficiency classification 49.3 Efficiency (η)
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BF 50 Wall Fans 7.7 BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 1x230 V 435400 435401 BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 1x230 V BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 1x230 V Electrical V AC 230 +/-10% Rated voltage V AC 207 - 253 Operating voltage Frequency Max.
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Fan noise, outside (2 m, 45 degrees) Shutter inside Shutter outside Shipment 72000 Shipping weight 7.7.1 ErP/Ecodesign BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 1x230 V Fan type BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 1x230 V BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 1x230 V ErP 2015 (N40) Ecodesign Efficiency classification 44.4...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 7.8 BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 3x400 V 435402 435441 435410 BF 50 ON/OFF AIR BF 50 ON/OFF AIR BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 3x400 V 3x400 V w/thermal 3x400 V cutout Electrical V AC 400 +/-10% Rated voltage V AC 360 –...
BF 50 Wall Fans 435402 435441 435410 BF 50 ON/OFF AIR BF 50 ON/OFF AIR BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 3x400 V 3x400 V w/thermal 3x400 V cutout °C (°F) ÷ 40 to + 50 (÷ 40 to 122) Start temperature °C (°F)
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BF 50 Wall Fans 7.8.1 ErP/Ecodesign BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 3x400 V Fan type BF 50 ON/OFF AIR BF 50 ON/OFF AIR BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 3x400 V 3x400 V w/thermal 3x400 V cutout ErP 2015 (N40) Ecodesign Efficiency classifica- tion 47.0...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 7.9 BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 3x230 V/3x200 V 435403 BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 230V3 1.5Hp BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 200V3 1.5Hp 60Hz 60Hz Electrical V AC 230 +/-10% 200 +10/-5% Rated voltage V AC 207 - 253...
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Fan noise, outside (2 m, 45 degrees) Shutter inside Shutter outside Shipment 72000 Shipping weight 7.9.1 ErP/Ecodesign BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 3x230 V Fan type BF 50 ON/OFF AIR 3x230 V ErP 2015 (N40) Ecodesign Efficiency classification 49.3 Efficiency (η)
BF 50 Wall Fans 7.10 Actuators 524116 524118 524117 LPC actuator time- LPC actuator stepless ON/OFF actuator controlled Electrical V DC Rated voltage V DC 16 - 28 16 - 28 16 – 28 Operating voltage Max. current consump- tion at 24 V DC power supply pcs.
BF 50 Wall Fans 7.12 Light traps 50ʺ light trap brown out 50ʺ light trap black out Mechanical Material RAL 9005 Color Fan output The light trap reduces the air output The light trap reduces the air output With cone...
BF 50 Wall Fans 7.13 Number of wall fans in a container Number of wall fans in a container Motor controlled shutter Air controlled shutter 20' DC BF 50 without cone BF 50 with cone 40' HC BF 50 without cone...
BF 50 Wall Fans 8 Dimensioned sketch 8.1 BF 50 BF 50 without cone BF 50 with cone Technical User Guide...
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BF 50 Wall Fans BF 50 with outside shutter BF 50 with inside shutter 8.2 LPC motor controller 1x230 V 3x230 V and 3x400 V Technical User Guide...
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BF 50 Wall Fans 8.3 Light trap 50ʺ brown out / 50ʺ black out 8.4 Outside safety net Outside safety net Technical User Guide...
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