Commissioning; Maintenance; Guarantee - Zehnder ComfoConnect LAN C Manuel

Disconnect the power from the ventilation
unit before installing
Always observe
regulations.
The cable requirements for the ComfoNet
interface are as follows:
� Maximum length: 50m;
� Number of cores: 2x2 (twisted pair);
� Screening: not screened;
� Core: rigid (solid) wires for insertion
elements;
� Colours: compatible with connectors
� Minimum Ø: 0.2mm
� Optimum: DIN VDE 0281: J-Y(St)Y 2 x
2 x 0.6;
� Maximum Ø: 1.5mm
The network requirements are:
� DHCP server active;
� Automatic IP address release active.
1. Mount the ComfoConnect LAN C
on the wall. Preferably near the
ventilation unit.
2. Connect the Internet (LAN; RJ45,
CAT 5 UTP) communication cable to
the ComfoConnect LAN C.
3. Connect the combined bus Power
cable on the ComfoNet interface
to one of the two bus ports on the
ComfoConnect LAN C.
4. Connect a second combined bus
Power cable on the ComfoNet
interface to the other available bus
port on the ComfoConnect LAN
C, for looping through to any other
equipment in the network, such as a
ComfoSense C or a ComfoSwitch C.
5. Mount the pull relief to the wall
and use it as a cable opening
for all cables from and to the
ComfoConnect LAN C. This prevents
the cables from the equipment being
pulled.
6. Connect the combined bus Power
cable on the ComfoNet interface
to one of the two bus ports on the
ventilation unit.
7. Turn on the power.
the equipment.
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Commissioning

Download the 'Zehnder ComfoControl'
App from the Apple App Store or Google
Play Store.
Follow the instructions
to establish a
ComfoConnect LAN C. But first the
device on which the App is to run must be
connected with the same network as the
ComfoConnect LAN C.
Further settings for the ComfoConnect
LAN C, such as enable/block secure
remote access, can be found in the App.
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Maintenance

Remove dust regularly from the unit with
a dry duster.
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Guarantee

The unit is covered by the manufacturer's
warranty for a period of 24 months
following installation,
maximum of 30 months following the date
of manufacture.
The warranty is rendered invalid if:
� installation of the unit was not
carried out in accordance with the
proper instructions;
� defects have occurred due to
incorrect connection, incompetent
use or contamination of the system;
� spare parts used that were
not originally supplied by the
manufacturer, or repairs done by
unauthorised persons.
The costs associated with dismantling
and reinstalling at the location are not
covered by the warranty. This also applies
to normal wear and tear. The manufacturer
retains the right to change and/
or reconfigure its products at any time
without any obligation to alter previously
delivered products.
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connection with
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