Lunos e² Installation Guide (Controller 5/UNI-FR No.40269)

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 10

  • @auwtomoton
    @auwtomoton Před 2 lety +1

    Standard, short, and me, your biggest fan

  • @alexstadtner6000
    @alexstadtner6000 Před 2 lety

    Nice instructional video, fellas! Surprised we haven't been seeing more of these systems yet in the SF Bay Area.

  • @JuddMaltin7
    @JuddMaltin7 Před rokem +1

    Such a helpful video!

  • @BachetBottine
    @BachetBottine Před 8 měsíci

    Very good step by step video, especially for the electrical part. I still have a question: I have the lunos smart confort 5/SC-FT control panel for my e2 FR unit. There is what seems like switch wire on the control unit (a red, black and grey wire), but in my mind i don't need a switch since i have the control panel. Are these obsolete? Do i need them?

  • @spruce_goose5169
    @spruce_goose5169 Před rokem

    And then when the drywall boys show up they rotozip right through that wire that was only cut into a small notch. Happened to me. Can't control all the trades so why not cut the wire back the thickness of the drywall?

  • @negatywny.2005
    @negatywny.2005 Před 6 měsíci

    Can someone TELL me, i have completely different panel, HOW TO SET MANUALLY some things? I mean constant INTENSIVE ventilation for example? I hold the button for 3 seconds and what ?

    • @475.SUPPLY
      @475.SUPPLY  Před 6 měsíci

      We're happy to help, and have guidance if you are in the USA. If you are not in the USA, you should reach out to your regional dealer. USA settings and instructions can all be found on the product page here: 475.supply/products/lunos-e-kit Please look in the Reference Downloads and Related Blogposts section. You'll find everything you will need to know about installation and operation within the United States.

  • @kayleedegrace3564
    @kayleedegrace3564 Před 8 měsíci

    Is there a way for these to work with a 12V supply?

    • @475.SUPPLY
      @475.SUPPLY  Před 8 měsíci

      Yes, Lunos systems actually work on 12v power supply. That is why each kit comes with a transformer to convert from 110 power supply, it need to step down to 12v. So to operate with 12v you would simply not install the transformer. You would, however, need to ensure steady, consistent 12v was being supplied to the units and ensure proper wiring.