Swegon ADAPT Free d Guide

ADAPTTM Free d

Installation – Commissioning – Maintenance 20151013 / Art. No. 1545217

Installation

All connections to the duct system should be done with a

straight duct of the same dimension as the box inlet and

with a length > 2 x ØD. If a ﬂexible duct is used, it should be

stretched so it remains as straight as possible, see ﬁgure 1.

1. The commissioning box can be suspended from a ceiling

and connected to a duct system.The diffuser is secured

to the ceiling by connecting the M8 threaded rod (A)

into the popnut on the top of the diffuser, see ﬁgure 3.

2. Make sure that the orientation of the sensor module

aligns with the extension of the room, see ﬁgure 2. If

the connecting duct does not enter the room as in the

example in ﬁgure 4, the frontplate of the diffuser must

be dismantled and rotated in a direction with the sensor

module directed as shown in ﬁgure 2. Then ﬁxate and

secure the diffuser with screws or pop rivets. Readjust

the hanger rods of the commissioning box if necessary.

3. The front plate is dismantled by pressing the ﬁxing pins

of the bottom plate outward, which will loosen it from

the upper cone. Detach the safety cord that secures front

plate to the upper cone and disconnect the connector

(C, ﬁgure 3) from the top of the front plate. When reas-

sembling, press together the S-hook to prevent it from

coming loose.

Figure 3. ADAPT Free, installation.

Figure 2. The orientation of the sensor module in a room or in an

ofﬁce module. The LED’s of the sensor should be aligned with

the extension of the room in a straight line, facing the short sides

of the room as shown by the arrow in the ﬁgure.

Figure 1. Using a ﬂexible duct.

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Maintenance

The exterior surface of the ADAPT air diffusers can be

cleaned whenever necessary using lukewarm water with

dishwashing detergent added.

The duct system is accessible through the air diffuser and

the commissioning box.

Commissioning

All the ADAPT Air diffusers are delivered preset into com-

missioning mode, which means that the air diffuser is set to

max. airﬂow by override control.

When the ADAPT air diffuser is in commissioning mode,

the light-emitting diode shines orange. The different LED

indications:

• Steady green LED: Normal operation, the air diffuser is

operating normally.

• Flashing green LED: The air diffuser has just been

powered on and calibration is in progress.

• Steady red LED: Function failure, see separate docu-

mentation inte the TUNE Adapt manual.

• Steady orange LED: The commissioning mode, max.

airﬂow

• Flashing orange LED: Other commissioning modes and

all the forced control situations of the feedback control

system.

More information about the commissioning process itself

can be read in the Project Manual for the Wise system and

the TUNE Adapt manual.

Figure 4. Lighting ﬁxtures or similar objects must not be installed

beneath the diffuser as this disrupts the presence detection and

room temperature measurement.

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Electrical connections.

All the connections are wired to the CONNECT Adapt con-

nection box. From there, the Master air diffuser is connected

by means of the LINK Adapt (RJ45) cable included in the

delivery. The slave air diffusers, if required, are connected

by means of the same type of cable to their respective slave

contacts. If there are more than 2 slave air diffusers, a SPLIT

Link Adapt should be used for further connection to the last

slave air diffuser. See Figure 7. If SPLIT Link Adapt is used, the

maximum length of LINK Adapt from the connection box to

the last air diffuser is 15 meters. If ADAPT is to be connected

through Modbus communication, this should be done with

the LINK Modbus (RJ12) cable. The maximum length of

SPLIT Link Modbus is 10 meters from the connection box to

the last air diffuser. Use double CONNECT Adapts if longer

distances are required. All cables and contacts are different

so that they will not be confused or incorrectly connected.

Electrical data

ADAPT is supplied with power via the connection box. See

the wiring diagram in ﬁgure 7 or relevant diagram from the

Swegon Templates application, containing details for the

speciﬁc installation. It is important that cables with appro-

priate cross-sectional area, transformers of correct size and

power supply cables of correct length are selected. This

can for example be carried out with the dimensioning tool

“Cable and Transformer Design”, available for download

from www.swegon.com (the application is available in

english and swedish language versions).

Supply voltage 24 V AC ±10 %

Max. power consumption (controller only) 3 VA

Cable rating (controller only) 0,6 A

Ambient temperature 0 °C - +50 °C

Figure 5. Commissioning with TUNE Adapt.

24 V

Modbus

Figure 6. Air diffuser connections.

1. Connection for LINK Adapt cable (RJ45)

2. Connection for the LINK Modbus cable (RJ12).

3. Direct 24 V connection if a connection box is not used and the

air diffuser will be completely “stand alone”.

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Figure 7. Wiring of Master/Slave air diffusers and accessories.

1. ADAPT Master air diffuser

2. ADAPT Slave air diffusers

3. CONNECT Adapt, connection box

4. 24 V AC Transformer

5. LINK Adapt (5 m long RJ45 cable)

6. LINK Modbus (5 m long RJ12 cable)

7a. TUNE Temp (1 VA)

7b. DETECT Quality (Room version with display - Q0: 1 VA.

Room version without display Q1 and duct version - Q2: 3 VA)

7c. DETECT RH, humidity sensor (1 VA)

8. ACTUATOR, radiator control (max 3 valves at 6 VA)

9. ADAPT Relay, relay for lighting

10. Connection to main control system (Modbus RTU)

11. SPLIT Link RJ45

12. SPLIT Modbus RJ12, max. stab length, 10 m.

*) Only one of the accessories in paragraph 7 can be connected at

any one time in a room installation.

Master

Slave

Modbus

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

- + C

A1 A2 1 3

1222

OUT1

12 12

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