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NameAir Handling Unit
Category23-33 25 00 : Air Handling Units
DescriptionAir Handling Unit_63300000 J
Installed ByContractor
ManufacturerVES Andover Ltd
ModelNumberMAX37/A/SW/S  (video search)
Reference23 06 70.13.A

5 items found
PropertyValueUnit
AHU Apparant Load1040VA
AHU Cooling Capacity56445488J
AHU Heating Capacity60665711J
Keynote23 06 70.13.An/a
Voltage230V

1 item found
NameAccess ThruInstalledOnSerial NumberBar Code
Air Handling Unit11052024-03-10GWH17MC-D1NTA3A/0n/a

17 items found
DocumentTypeStatusDescription
OMManualFile-864998OM : O&M ManualApprovedInstallation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
OMManualFile-865008PH : PhotoApprovedGeneral Mechanical Room Photo
PartsCatalog-R01-314392PC : Parts CatalogApprovedReceipt Acknowledged
SubmittalFile-909911DT : Data SheetApprovedTechnical Specification Sheet
SubmittalFile-909921OM : O&M ManualApprovedDescription of Operations
SubmittalFile-909931OM : O&M ManualApprovedInstallation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
SubmittalFile-909951DT : Data SheetApproved24V Open Close Damper Motor
SubmittalFile-909961DT : Data SheetApprovedAirflow Pressure Switch - Fitted
SubmittalFile-909971DT : Data SheetApprovedAirflow Pressure Switch - Fitted
SubmittalFile-909981DT : Data SheetApprovedELGN1050 Motor Isolator Supplied Fitted & Pre-Wired
SubmittalFile-909991DT : Data SheetApprovedELGN1050 Motor Isolator Supplied Fitted & Pre-Wired
SubmittalFile-910001DT : Data SheetApprovedFilter Pressure Switch - Fitted
SubmittalFile-910011DT : Data SheetApprovedFilter Pressure Switch - Fitted
SubmittalFile-910021DT : Data SheetApprovedFitted & Pre-Wired Isolator To Suit 1 No. Damper Motor
SubmittalFile-910031DT : Data SheetApprovedFitted & Pre-Wired Isolator To Suit 1 No. Damper Motor
SubmittalFile-910041DT : Data SheetApprovedMagnehelic Gauge To Suit 0-250 Pa
SubmittalFile-910051DT : Data SheetApprovedMagnehelic Gauge To Suit 0-250 Pa

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Mfg. Parts POCn/a
Mfg. Parts Durationn/a
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12 items found
PartDescriptionRcmd / CriticalSupplierPart No.
Air Quality SensorDescription(not identified)(supplier not found)PartNumber
Airflow SwitchAir Quality Sensor with Duct Sensor(not identified)VES Andover LtdAQ2/D
BushingAirflow Pressure Switch c/w Pitot probe & silicone tube(not identified)VES Andover LtdAPS930/A
Capacitorn/a(not identified)VES Andover Ltd1108-3/4
Controller6/400 MAB/MKP 6µF 450V CAPACITOR(not identified)VES Andover LtdGZEL2006
Controller TransformerSpeed Controller(not identified)VES Andover LtdVS2E
Damper MotorSpeed Controller - Single Phase 9A Transformer(not identified)VES Andover LtdTR8
Drive Belt220V-240V Open Close Damper Motor with Ext. Cable(not identified)VES Andover LtdNM230
Fann/a(not identified)VES Andover Ltd1000QXPZ
Filter SetForward Curved Belt Driven Fan c/w FEET(not identified)VES Andover LtdTLZ160F
ManometerWeathermaster Size 1 Filter Kit - Pack of 3(not identified)VES Andover LtdWMDFKT100
PulleyManometer c/w Probes(not identified)VES Andover LtdM8/F

Frequency: 12 months
TaskDescriptionDuration
1For individual component maintenance requirements please refer to the relevant section of the manufacturers O&M Manual.0 minutes
2The belt drive should be thoroughly checked. If belts are found to be loose or worn, retighten or replace as necessary. Refer to relevant accompanying documentation for details and recommended tension.30 minutes
3Filters should be inspected regularly. If they are found to be heavily soiled or damaged they should be replaced immediately.30 minutes
4The general operation of the unit should be inspected, particularly for noise from bearings, motors and fans. An irregular noise could signify that unit failure is imminent.30 minutes
5Check for dust build-up in the system, especially around the impeller. Remove dust if necessary. Failure to do this periodically could lead to a loss of performance or cause the fan to become out of balance, ultimately leading to bearing failure.30 minutes
6Coils should be inspected to ascertain if any foreign matter has accumulated between the fins and that the coil connections are free from any leaks.30 minutes
7Should any matter be found, the coils should be cleaned using a soft brush and mild solution of commercial detergent. If heavily contaminated, a steam lance may be used.30 minutes
8Care should be taken so as not to damage or distort the fins during this cleaning process.30 minutes
9Periodically inspect heat exchange matrix for any debris, dust or dirt build up. Frequent contamination might be as a result of poor filtration and should be investigated.30 minutes
10Under NO circumstances should the heat exchanger be steam cleaned.30 minutes
11Ensure the drain pan and the drain connection is free from debris ensuring any condensate produced can freely drain away.30 minutes
12Max units are supplied with either unpainted galvanized sheet steel or powder coat paint finishes. Check all painted items to ensure that they have not deteriorated. Repaint as necessary. Paint can be supplied upon request. Checks should be carried out for missing fasteners.30 minutes

Frequency: 3 months
TaskDescriptionDuration
1For individual component maintenance requirements please refer to the relevant section of the manufacturers O&M Manual.0 minutes
2The belt drive should be thoroughly checked. If belts are found to be loose or worn, retighten or replace as necessary. Refer to relevant accompanying documentation for details and recommended tension.15 minutes
3Filters should be inspected regularly. If they are found to be heavily soiled or damaged they should be replaced immediately.15 minutes
4The general operation of the unit should be inspected, particularly for noise from bearings, motors and fans. An irregular noise could signify that unit failure is imminent.15 minutes

Frequency: 6 months
TaskDescriptionDuration
1For individual component maintenance requirements please refer to the relevant section of the manufacturers O&M Manual.0 minutes
2The belt drive should be thoroughly checked. If belts are found to be loose or worn, retighten or replace as necessary. Refer to relevant accompanying documentation for details and recommended tension.30 minutes
3Filters should be inspected regularly. If they are found to be heavily soiled or damaged they should be replaced immediately.30 minutes
4The general operation of the unit should be inspected, particularly for noise from bearings, motors and fans. An irregular noise could signify that unit failure is imminent.30 minutes
5Check for dust build-up in the system, especially around the impeller. Remove dust if necessary. Failure to do this periodically could lead to a loss of performance or cause the fan to become out of balance, ultimately leading to bearing failure.30 minutes
6Coils should be inspected to ascertain if any foreign matter has accumulated between the fins and that the coil connections are free from any leaks.30 minutes
7Should any matter be found, the coils should be cleaned using a soft brush and mild solution of commercial detergent. If heavily contaminated, a steam lance may be used.30 minutes
8Care should be taken so as not to damage or distort the fins during this cleaning process.30 minutes
9Periodically inspect heat exchange matrix for any debris, dust or dirt build up. Frequent contamination might be as a result of poor filtration and should be investigated.30 minutes
10Under NO circumstances should the heat exchanger be steam cleaned.30 minutes
11Ensure the drain pan and the drain connection is free from debris ensuring any condensate produced can freely drain away.30 minutes