Ventilation requirement of up to 400 m3/h.
The Comfort CT300 is for anyone who wants ventilation with highly efficient heat recovery and comfort heating.
The system is certified for passive houses and does already live up to the forthcoming and more toughen Danish 2020-requirements regarding heat recovery and energy consumption.
The system extract hot, humid air from e.g. the kitchen, bathroom and utility room, and at the same time remove dust particles, moisture and odours from the home. Furthermore, the energy from the extract air is used to heat the incoming air.
The system can be equipped with supplementary heating coils that can be connected to an electric or central heating system. The systems will produce a comfortable incoming air temperature even in the coldest winter weather. When you buy a Comfort system, you get a comfortable and healthy indoor climate and cost savings on your heating bill.
Comfort CT300 is also available in a Polar version with built-in pre-heating element, to protect the heat exchanger from ice.
Comfort CT300 is a top models for installation in a utility room, either inside a cupboard or on the wall.
CO2-sensor
With a CO2-sensor installed, the ventilation speed can be pre-programmed with CTS 602 to run at a higher ventilation steps when CO2 reaches high level in the extract air. CO2-level is programmable.
Electrical heating surface incl. regulation
When you fit an electrical heating surface, you can raise the fresh air temperature to the desired level at any time. The electrical heating surface is supplied ready to fit into the fresh air duct and, for easy fitting, the device is pre-fitted with all the required sensors.
Electrical pre-heating element (Frost protection)
An electrical pre-heating element heats up the outdoor air before it enters the unit. This avoids having to defrost the unit, resulting in a loss of power.
There are temperature sensors supplied to be fitted in the ducts.
EM-box
An EM-box allows heat recovery from the air from the range hood and thereby helps to heat the supply air. The EM-box is equipped with a steel filter which efficiently cleans the range hood air of fat particles and thereby protects the system.
Expansion PCB
The expansion PCB provides additional functions for the CTS 602 control unit, e.g. controlling the EM-box.
Pollen filter F7
A pollen filter class F7 can be fitted in the unit. The pollen filter is fitted with the G4 plate filter.
Installation kit
The installation kit comprises of four vibration absorbers and a water trap for the condensation outlet. The water trap can be ordered separately.
Heating cable
To protect the condensation outlet against frost, a 3 metre-long self-regulating heating cable can be ordered.
Water heating element incl. regulation (duct mounted)
The supply temperature can always be raised to the required level using a water heating element. The water heating element is designed to be built into the duct and must be connected to the primary heating supply. Supplied with two-way adjustment valve, temperature sensor and frost thermostat.
Based on the many years’ experience from the Comfort series, Nilan has developed a future-proof system, Comfort CT300, that meets the 2020 requirements of ventilation systems, and is also passive-house certified.
The unit is constructed to ensure low energy consumption by optimising the air flows in the system and thereby reducing the internal pressure loss, as well as using quality components with low energy consumption.
We have thereby developed an energy-efficient ventilation system with heat recovery for homes and smaller commercial buildings with a ventilation requirement of up to 400 m3/h.
Comfort CT300 is also available in a Polar version with built-in pre-heating element, to protect the heat exchanger from ice.
Comfort CT300 is factory tested and ready for use. Installation and commissioning must be performed by an authorised electrician.
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 715 x 583 x 1000 mm |
| Weight | 59 kg |
| Plate type casing | Aluzinc steel plate, white powder coating RAL9016 |
| Heat exchanger type | Polystyrene counterflow heat exchanger |
| Fan type | EC, constant rotation |
| Filter class | Standard G4 |
| Duct connections | Ø 160 mm |
| Condensate drain | PVC, Ø 20 ×1.5 mm |
| Supply voltage | 230 V (±10 %), 50/60 HZ |
| Max. input/power | 180 W/1.6 A / Polar 1380 W/6.8 A |
| Tightness class | IP31 |
| Standby power | 3,4 W |
| Ambient temperature | -20/+40 °C |
| Lækage klassifikation | A1 (*1) |
| Heat loss classification | T2 |
Ecodesign/ERP data
| Fan data | |
| Motordata (optimalt driftspunkt) |
*1 Testet according to EN1886
*1 Testet according to EN1886
Capacity
Capacity of standard unit as a function of qv and Pt, ext.
SEL values according to EN 13141-7 are for standard units with G4 filters and without heating element.
SEL values comprise the unit´s total power consumption incl. control.
Conversion factor: J/m3 : 3600 = W/m3/h
Temperature efficiency
Temperature efficiency for units with counterflow heat exchanger according to EN308 (dry).
Temperature efficiency EN308:
ɳ t = (tsupply air-tfresh air)/(textract air-tfresh air)
Temperature efficiency PHI:
ɳ WRG =((textract air-tdischarge air)+Pel/(m· *cp))/(textract air-tfresh air)
• Pel is output for the system
• m is the mass flow of air
• cp is the specific heat capacity
Sound data
Sound data for qV = 171 m3/h and Pt, ext = 100 Pa according to EN 9614-2 for surfaces and EN 5136 for ducts.
Sound output level LWA drops with falling air volume and falling back pressure.
Sound output level LpA at a given distance will depend on acoustic conditions in the place of installation.
All dimensions are in mm.
Connections
1: Fresh air
2: Supply air
3: Extract air
4: Discharge air
5: Condensate drain
6: Electric and water heating
The Comfort CT300 is controlled using its CTS 602 operating panel, featuring a wide range of functions, e.g., menu-controlled operation, weekly programme settings, filter monitor with timer, fan speed adjustment, summer bypass (free cooling), supply-heating element control, error messages etc.
The CTS 602 comes with factory settings, including a default setting which can be customised to operational requirements to achieve optimum operation and utilisation of the system.
The operating panel must be placed in a dry, frost-free location, at least 1.5 m above floor level and at least 0.5 m from any corner. Avoid placing the panel on an external wall or in areas in direct sunlight.
Operating instructions for the CTS 602 can be found in a separate user manual supplied with the unit.
Connections
1: Fresh air
2: Supply air
3: Extract air
4: Discharge air
5: Condensate drain
6: Electric and water heating
Automation
T2/T7: Supply air sensor
T9/TC: Heating element frost protection
T3: Extract air sensor
T4: Discharge air and defrost sensor
T8: Fresh air sensor
T10: Room sensor
Functional overview CTS 602 overview
| Functional overview |
+ Standard - Accessories |
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| 3 levels | The control function is divided into 3 levels: User/Service/Factory with various options at each level | + |
| Weekly plan | The unit has 3 weekly programmes (with a factory setting of “off”) • Programme 1: for working families • Programme 2: for stay-at-home families • Programme 3: for businesses There is also an option for you to set your own weekly programme. |
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| User option 1 | This allows you to override the operating mode in the main menu via an external potential-free contact or PIR sensor. | + |
| Alarms | Alarm log featuring the last 16 alarms. | + |
| Filter monitor | Filter monitor with timer (factory setting of 90 days). Adjustable to 30/90/180/360 days. | + |
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Bypass |
Bypassing the outdoor air reduces heat recovery, enabling the desired supply air temperature to be maintained spring, summer and autumn. | + |
| Air quality | Allows you to choose whether to switch humidity sensors and/or CO2 sensors on and off. | +/- |
| Humidity control | Allows you to set a higher or lower ventilation step in the case of high/low air humidity. | + |
| CO2 control | Allows you to set a higher or lower ventilation step in the case of a high/low CO2 level. | - |
| Air exchange | Allows you to select a low ventilation step in the case of low outside temperatures and air humidity. | + |
| Defrost function | Temperature-based automatic function for defrosting the heat exchanger. | + |
| Frost protection | In case of failing heating system, the unit is turned off to avoid further cooling with a risk of the water heating coil frost bursting. | + |
| Temperature control | Allows you to select the temperature sensor which will control the unit. • T15 ROOM (panel sensor) • T10 EXT (fitted in a representative extraction valve) • T3 EXHAUST (extract air) |
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| Room control | Allows you to set the regulator to control the room temperature. | + |
| Air volume | Allows you to set four ventilation steps. Supply air and extract air are set individually. • Step 1 < 25% • Step 2 < 45% • Step 3 < 70% • Step 4 < 100% |
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| Fire alarm | This allows you to connect fire-detecting thermostats, smoke detectors and other fire alarm contacts.
In case of an alarm, smoke dampers are closed and the unit stops.
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| Joint alarm | Outlet for joint alarm | + |
| Constant pressure control | Allows control from both the extract air and supply air side. | - |
| Cooling | Via bypass.
This allows you to choose whether to run the system at a higher or the highest ventilation step during cooling. The weekly programme has an option for setting cooling at night.
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| Intake air control | Allows you to set the regulator to control the intake air temperature/supply air (only available if the control unit has been configured for a supply-heating element). |
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| External heating element | • Temperature sensor T7 is an supply air sensor • Integrated frost protection for external water heating element • Motorised valve and circulation pump control unit |
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| External electric heating element | • Temperature sensor T7 is an supply air sensor • Overheating protection |
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| Delayed start-up | There is a possibility for a delayed start-up by the fans, when a closing damper is installed. | + |
| Expansion PCB | Allows you to make additional connections, e.g. • User option 2 overrides User option 1 (e.g. connecting an EM box) • Up to 500 W direct • Can give the signal for external heating if the defrost function is used • Switching the central heating system on/off |
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| Reset | Allows you to restore the factory settings. | + |
| Manual test | Allows you to test the unit’s functions manually. | + |
| Language | Option for setting the relevant language (Danish/Finnish/Norwegian/Swedish/German/English/French). | + |
| SEC* average climate | - 40.0 kWh/(m2.a) |
| SEC* cold climate | - 78.1 kWh/(m2.a) |
| SEC* warm climate | - 15.5 kWh/(m2.a) |
| SEC-Class | A |
| Type | Residential ventilation unit |
| Type of drive | Variable speed drive |
| Type of heat recovery system | Recuperative (counterflow heat exchanger) |
| Thermal efficiency of heat recovery |
87 % |
| Maximum flow rate | 400 m3/h (100 Pa) |
| Electric power input of fan drive, including any motor control equipment, at maximum flow rate | 147 W |
| Sound power level (LWA) | 46 dB(A) |
| Reference flow rate | 0.078 m3/s (280 m3/h) |
| Reference pressure difference | 50 Pa |
| SPI | 0.22 W/(m3/h) |
| Central demand control | 0.85 |
| Maximum internal leakage | 1.1 % |
| Maximum external leakage | 1.4 % |
| Visual filter warning | A yellow light flashes on the user panel when filters need changing. To maintain the performance and energy efficiency of the unit it is very important to change filters regularly. |
| Disassembly instructions | www.nilan.dk |
* Specific energy consumption
| AEC - annual electricity consumption | 246 kWh/year (100 m2) |
| AHS** average climate | 4548 kWh (100 m2) |
| AHS** cold climate | 8998 kWh (100 m2) |
| AHS** warm climate | 2057 kWh (100 m2) |
** Annual heating saved
