GEA Cassette-Geko DF KS

Precise air distribution, maximum use of space
GEA Cassette-Geko
Fan Coil Units | Data & Facts
Now available with

highly efficient EC motors!
GEA Heat Exchangers / HVAC Systems
Table of Contents
GEA Cassette-Geko Fan Coil Unit
Overview of Capacity .....................................................................3

Fan Coil Unit Components ............................................................4
Unit Selection .................................................................................5
Unit Description .............................................................................6
EC Technology: Keyword Energy Efficiency ...............................8
Description of Components ........................................................12
Pressure Drops in Heat Exchanger for
Warm and Chilled Water...............................................................32
Example for Capacity Determination ..........................................33
Acoustics ......................................................................................34
Sound Pressure Level, Sound Power Level .............................. 36
NR and NC Limit Curves .............................................................37
Dimensions/Weight of Basic Units .............................................33
Accessories / Primary Air Supply ..............................................38
Air Distribution .............................................................................43
Control Behaiviour of Valves ......................................................39
Overview of Valves ......................................................................44
Valves (loose) with modulating actuator
(230 V~ and 24 V~)/3-point operation ............................................................. 46
Valves with modulating actuator (230 V~) a. 2 floating auxiliary switches/
3-point operation ............................................................................................. 47
Valves with thermoelectrical Actuators
(230 V~ and 24 V~)/on/off operation ............................................................... 48
Valves with contunuous actuators (24 V~, 0..10 V) ........................................ 49
Shut off valves................................................................................................. 50
Regulation via Thermostat / Miniature Switches/

Regulation by Others....................................................................52
Controls System GEA MATRIX ....................................................54
System Description ......................................................................................... 54
Description of Features ................................................................................... 56
Installing Control Panels ................................................................................. 57
Sensor / Accessories ...................................................................................... 58
Global Modules ............................................................................................... 59
Timer MATRIX.Clock ...................................................................................... 60
Control Panel for All Groups ........................................................................... 61
Service Tools................................................................................................... 62
Unit Type Code..............................................................................63
PR-2010-0107-GB Subject to modifications Status 12/2011
Overview of Capacity
Units without Electrical Heating
Mode
size
Motor CS1)
type
Length x
Width
[mm]
[m3/h]
Heating
Cooling
[kW]
ABCDEFG
2.2-4.7
25-35
330-660
EnEff class 4)
Capacity
Heating duty QH 3)
Cooling duty QK 3)
[dB(A)]
250-460
AC
Sound pressure level2
Air flow rate
1.5-2.5
ABCDEFG
2.8-7.6
26-43
ABCDEFG
1.9-4.2
ABCDEFG
575 x 575
Single
480-850
EC
250-850
ABCDEFG
2.6-5.0
ABCDEFG
2.2-9.2
25-49
530-1000
3.7-9.2
35-49
ABCDEFG
1.5-5.0
ABCDEFG
ABCDEFG
4.7-12.4
30-47
3.2-6.8
ABCDEFG
AC
2
Double
EC
840-1400
1175 x 575
530-1400
6.7-16.0
40-54
ABCDEFG
4.6-8.8
ABCDEFG
ABCDEFG
4.7-16.0
30-54
3.2-8.8
1
620-1200
ABCDEFG
ABCDEFG
5.3-14.6
24-42
3.5-8.2
ABCDEFG
AC
Big
Single
EC
822 x 822
770-1700
620-1530
ABCDEFG
6.3-18.6
29-51
4.3-10.5
ABCDEFG
ABCDEFG
5.3-17.5
24-49
3.5-9.8
ABCDEFG
1)
CS = capacity stage
2)
Ambient conditions refer to page 34 "Acoustics".
3)
Capacity data only apply to units without electrical heating. Input parameters: PWW 70/50C, tL1 = +20C; PCW 6/12C, tL1 = 27C/46%r.h.
4)
EnEff class = Energy Efficiency Class according to EUROVENT refer to page 10.
Correction factors 5)
Correction factors fK for
cooling capacity QK
The correction factors listed below
can be used to calculate the
capacity data in accordance with
EUROVENT classification
conditions:
Cooling (2+4-pipe system):1.01
Correction factors fH for
heating capacity QH
Chilled
water
temp.
Air intake: tL1 [C], 1 [% r.h.]
[C]
32/40 30/40 27/46 26/50 24/50
6/12
1.41
1.19
1.00
0.96
Warm
water
temp.
2-pipe system
air intake: tL1 [C]
4-pipe system
air intake: tL1 [C]
[C]
+10
+15
+20
+10
+15
+20
0.74
80/60
1.53
1.40
1.27
1.60
1.45
1.31
7/13
1.31
1.09
0.90
0.87
0.65
70/55
1.33
1.21
1.08
1.40
1.26
1.12
Heating (2-pipe system): 0.68
8/12
1.37
1.15
0.97
0.94
0.73
70/50
1.26
1.13
1.00
1.29
1.14
1.00
8/14
1.22
1.00
0.81
0.76
0.56
60/50
1.14
1.01
0.89
1.22
1.08
0.93
Heating (4-pipe system): 1.23
10/15
1.09
0.89
0.70
0.66
0.49
60/40
0.98
0.85
0.71
0.98
0.82
0.67
Sound power level 6)+3 dB
12/16
0.97
0.77
0.60
0.56
0.43
50/40
0.88
0.75
0.62
0.91
0.78
0.63
12/18
0.82
0.65
0.49
0.43
0.33
40/30
0.61
0.47
0.33
0.62
0.47
0.31
14/18
0.77
0.64
0.48
0.43
0.33
5)
All indicated correction factors are arithmetically calculated for different unit configurations and are meant for approximate calculations of
capacity data using other parameters. Exact data and other parameters can be obtained from our staff.
6)
Maximum indication due to EUROVENT zero tolerance.
Components of Fan Coil Units
Unit Components
11
10
12
13
4
Fig. 1:
Pos. 1:
Pos. 2:
Pos. 3:
Pos. 4:
Pos. 5:
Pos. 6:
Pos. 7:
Unit components (depending on unit model)
Intake grille
Filter fleece
Design panel with air deflection vanes
Main condensate tray
Fan with casing
Heat exchanger (inc. optional electric heater)
Basic casing
Pos. 8:
Pos. 9:
Pos. 10:
Pos. 11:
Pos. 12:
Pos. 13:
Metal sheet electrical control box

with control electronics
Lateral condensate tray
Suspension brackets
Primary air connection
Opening for external air outlet
Condensate pump
GEA is a participant in the EUROVENT certification programme.

The certified products are listed in the corresponding EUROVENT lists.
Unit Selection
Recirculating
air
Unit Description
EC Technology
Keyword Energy Efficiency [Energy Label]
4-Pipe Chilled and Warm Water
12
2-Pipe Chilled Water and Electrical Heating
16
2-Pipe Chilled or Warm Water
20
Heating
2-Pipe Warm Water *
24
Cooling
2-Pipe Chilled Water
28
Cooling and
heating
Cooling or
heating
* Cassette-Geko for only-heating operation can not be subsequently converted for cooling operation
Druckverluste im Wrmetauscher
4 Rohrreihen Khlen, 2-Leiter-System

1
25
20
6
DruckverlustDp [kPa]
15
10
9,0
8,0
7,0
6,0
5,0
4,5
4,0
3,5
3,0
30
2,5
2,0
1,5
1500
600
700
800
900
1000
Technical Data, Dimensions

and Description of Accessories
32
Valves
45
GEA MATRIX Control System/Thermostat Switches
52
2000
250
300
350
400
450
500
200
50
60
70
80
90
100
0,5
150
1,0
0,9
0,8
0,7
0,6
Wasservolumenstrom VW [l/h]
Abb. 25.3
GEA Top-Geko nderungen vorbehalten Stand 08/00 (D)
25
Unit Description
Single basic unit 2-pipe system
Basic unit with valve equipment and

lateral drain pan (installation by others)
Single/Double/Big Single
Cassette unit
Heating/cooling/filtering
2/4-pipe system,
ceiling installation.
Unit made of galvanized metal
sheet, flocked on the outside,
with polyethylene sound
insulation and thermal insulation
on the inside (electrical and valve
equipment depends on functions
and requirements)
Fig. 2
Valve equipment
2 and 3-way valves with
actuators for
Valves
2-point 230/24 V~ 50/60 Hz,

3-point 230/24 V~ 50/60 Hz
continuous 24 V~,
control signal 0-10 V
Fig. 3
Electric equipment
Terminal box
Steel sheet electrical control box
(depending on unit model,
function and requirements)
Electric equipment
Fig. 4
Speed and thermostat switches
MATRIX control system
Controls and
regulation systems
according to
unit model, valves,
internal and external
electronic components
Fig. 5
Unit Description
Heat exchanger Single

for warm and chilled water
Heat exchanger Big Single

for warm and chilled water
Heat exchanger:
Copper pipes with attached
aluminium fins, connection "
or " internal thread
(" connection on double and
Big Single 2-pipe units and in
cooling circuit on Double and
Big Single 4-pipe units), air vent/
drain valves.
Inlet temperature
Heating: max. 80 C
Cooling: min. 6 C
Max. operating pressure: 16 bar
Centrifugal fan
Lateral drain pan

for collecting condensate from
valve pipework and transporting
it to the main drain pan.
Fig. 6
Lateral drain pan
Centrifugal fan
with selectable AC or high
efficiency EC motors with
backward curved blades, single
inlet, with low-noise and
maintenance-free ball bearings,
IP44 protection type,
building material class B
Fig. 7
Main drain pan Single
Main drain pan Big Single
Main drain pan

made of foamed polystyrene with
integrated air intake nozzle for
fan, fire protection type B1
Design panel Double
Synthetic washable filter

medium, easy to change, filter
classification G1 (EN 779)
Fig. 8
Filter
Fig. 9
Design panel Single
Design panel Big Single
Design panel
Panel with attractive and
elegant design, consisting of:
Plastic frame and

air intake grille
Air vanes, individually

adjustable, optionally flocked
Wide range of colours
Fig. 10
EC-Technology: Keyword Energy Efficiency
What are EC motors?

Regulation
Regulation
South
North pole
In such a way the motor operates at optimal conditions, resulting in maximum torque and minimum losses. The efficiency rate of the EC motors used by GEA is twice as high
as the comparable AC motors. The application of this technology in GEA fan coil units makes it possible to achieve
high efficiency rates for fan motors - especially in part-load
mode.
Coil
South pole
Coil
North pole
EC-motors (= electronically commutated motors) are DC

motors, where the rotor is not performed as a coil, like in
usual AC motors, but consists of a permanent magnet.
Electronic control of the motor enables continuous operation, where the integrated electronics ensures alternating
magnetic field which adjusts itself to the relevant speed
(refer to Fig. 11). As compared to mechanical commutating (brushes), there are no moving regulation components
that generate additional losses.
Current flow
Current flow
Fig. 11: Functional description of an EC motor

(electronical commutation)
This results in the reduction of electrical power consumption of an EC fan by up to 75%.

Comparison AC/EC fan - Single Cassette
100
Electrical power consumption [W]
90
80
70
-46%
60
AC fan CS1
50
AC fan CS2
AC fan CS3
40
47%
EC fan
-75%
30
-67%
20
-72%
-74%
10
0
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
Air volume flow [m/h]
Fig. 12: Comparison - electrical power consumption EC/AC fan
Further aspects:
Continuous operation
Low generation of heat
Established and usual high motor quality
Same design for 50 and 60 Hz
Continuous GEA MATRIX controls

EC fans featuring continuous operation mode offer a few of benefits:
Room temperature control is performed with a higher accuracy, because occurring
temperature differences can be addressed with the accordingly adjusted fan speed.
This effect is assisted by using 3-point regulation valves (hydraulic method).
Variable fan speed control can compensate for fluctuating conditions of heating and
cooling medium. Example: season-related different inlet temperature of heat generator or fluctuating volume flow rates (hydraulics)
With standard AC fans the fan speed, which is optimal for room temperature control,
must be adapted to the available fan speed stages which often leads to rapid
increase of motor RPM and thus electrical power consumption.
With continuous speed regulation - "hard" fan speed changes are eliminated, which
provides additional acoustical comfort.
The GEA MATRIX controls uses these features by making the following functions
available, the customer can select between automatic and manual operation:
Automatic mode:
Room temperature control with continuous regulation (1.5-10 V) of a stepless EC fan.

The fan continuously operates within the minimum and maximum air volumes.
Using the display control panel OP50/51 a speed limitation can be activated (mute
function) in order to prevent an acoustic overshoot in automatic mode. This upper RPM
limit can be separately set for each control panel.
As an additional measure to avoid possible on site acoustical resonance occurrences,
up to three speed ranges can be hidden using MATRIX.PC software.
Manual mode:
OP 50/51 (control panel with display): continuous fan setting using rotary switch
between minimum and maximum air volume flow rate.
OP30/31 and OP44: (speed-stage control panel): 5-speed fan setting with speed
1 = minimum air volume flow rate and speed 5 = maximum air volume flow rate.
Percentage values (regarding maximum air volume flow rate) for speeds 2-4 are
pre-configured by the factory (default values) and can be changed on site by others
using MATRIX.PC.
EUROVENT Energy Label

Within the framework of EU regulations (Eco-Design Directive) clear limits will be set
in the future with respect to the energy efficiency of available technological standards.
EUROVENT, as the European Association of Manufacturers of HVAC equipment,
anticipates this development by having published Energy Label for fan coil units to
include 7 energy efficiency classes (A to G) in January 2011.
In this case the energy efficiency is composed of time-weighted relationship between
cooling or heating output and consumed electrical power of the fan.
Fan coil units that are equipped with an energy-efficient temperature regulation system
(GEA MATRIX) and, depending on situation-related heating or cooling demand, react
with adjusted fan speed must consider the time share of the corresponding speed
stages for the evaluation of energy efficiency. For the description of time-connected
relationships EUROVENT uses coefficient A (maximum), B (medium) and C (minimum
speed). These indicators vary, depending on heating or cooling operation mode.
Fan stage
Coefficient
High (maximum)
Time percentage
Cooling
Heating
5%
5%
Medium
30 %
25 %
Low (minimum)
65 %
70 %
The energy efficiency relationship is composed of time-weighted shares and is

presented in the examples using the following formulas:
Cooling (FCEER):
A Q KHighSpeed + B Q KMediumSpeed + C Q KLowSpeed

FCEER = ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A Pe HighSpeed + B Pe MediumSpeed + C QPe LowSpeed
Fan Coil Energy Efficiency Ratio - total cooling capacity

(= Energy efficiency relationship)
Heating (FCCOP):
A Q HHighSpeed + B Q HMediumSpeed + C Q HLowSpeed

FCCOP = ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A PeHighSpeed + B Pe MediumSpeed + C Pe LowSpeed
Fan Coil Coefficient Of Performance

(= Performance coefficient of fan coil unit)
with QK = Total cooling capacity
mit QH = Heating capacity

mit Pe = Electrical power consumption of fan
Higher numerical value of these indicators stands for especially outstanding energy
efficiency.
10
For the corresponding energy label the EUROVENT performs the following
classification:
Example:
FCEER (Total)
FCCOP
Class
A
Value
185
Class
A
Value
265
120
160
80
100
55
70
E
F
=
=
40
30
50
40
GEA-Single Cassette-Geko GSC1.UWW.SE5

[unit type code for a 4-pipe unit with an EC fan]
Cooling (FCEER)*:
5% 3, 21 + 30% 2, 61 + 65% 1, 99
FCEER = ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- = 209 185
5% 0, 026 + 30% 0, 014 + 65% 0, 008
Label
CLASS A
Heating (FCCOP)*:
5% 5, 63 + 25% 4, 54 + 70% 3, 44 = 367 265
FCEER = ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5% 0, 026 + 25% 0, 014 + 70% 0, 008
Label
CLASS A
*) Cooling, heating and electrical output in [kW] under EUROVENT conditions:

Cooling: air intake 27C / 47% r.h., chilled water 7 / 12C
Heating: air intake 20C, warm water 70 / 60C
Data for unit types as defined by the EUROVENT classification can be calculated using
our AiD@ layout software or provided by our sales representatives.
11
Chilled water
6/12 C
tL1 = +27 C
1 = 46 % r.h.
Sizes Single, Double and Big Single
Pressure drop
Cooling capacity
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
Pressure drop
Cooling capacity
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
QH
kW
pH
kPa
QK
kW
pK
kPa
QH
kW
pH
kPa
QK
kW
pK
kPa
[m /h]
pK
kPa
QH
kW
pH
kPa
250
310
460
330
480
660
480
710
850
250
330
480
660
850
530
740
1000
840
1220
1400
530
740
1000
1220
1400
620
920
1200
770
1150
1700
620
770
920
1150
1530
1.5
1.8
2.5
-
1.9
2.7
4.6
-
2.2
2.7
3.6
-
0.8
1.2
2.0
-
1.9
2.6
3.2
1.5
1.9
2.6
3.2
3.7
3.2
4.2
5.3
3.2
4.2
5.3
6.0
6.6
3.5
4.9
5.9
3.5
4.3
4.9
5.8
6.9
2.9
4.9
7.3
1.9
2.9
4.9
7.3
9.6
2.1
3.5
5.2
2.1
3.5
5.2
6.6
7.9
1.8
3.3
4.7
1.8
2.6
3.3
4.5
6.2
2.8
3.7
4.5
2.2
2.8
3.7
4.5
5.4
4.7
6.1
7.6
4.7
6.1
7.6
8.7
9.4
5.3
7.2
8.7
5.3
6.3
7.2
8.4
10.1
1.3
2.1
3.1
0.8
1.3
2.1
3.1
4.3
0.9
1.5
2.2
0.9
1.5
2.2
2.9
3.4
1.1
2.0
2.8
1.1
1.6
2.0
2.7
3.7
2.6
3.3
3.7
4.6
6.0
6.6
4.3
5.8
7.4
-
4.9
8.0
9.6
4.1
6.6
7.9
2.6
4.5
7.0
-
3.7
4.8
5.4
6.7
8.7
9.4
6.3
8.4
10.8
-
2.1
3.4
4.3
1.8
2.9
3.4
1.6
2.7
4.2
-
EC
AC
D
EC
AC
B
EC
1
Capacity stage
Terminal box
(select metal sheet electrical
switch box for GEA MATRIX)
(only for Single and Double)
Design panel similar to RAL

9003 (signal white),
Air vanes similar to RAL
6034 (pastel turquoise)

Air vanes flocked, similar to
RAL 6034 (pastel turquoise)

7035 (light grey)

RAL 7035 (light grey)

9003 (signal white)
Colour shade of choice

(design panel and unflocked
air vanes only)
Speed combination
123
min...max
Integrated TC
External TC
EC motor
12
. U
W .
25
26
35
26
34
43
35
45
49
19
26
35
43
49
30
39
47
40
50
54
29
37
45
50
53
23
35
42
29
41
51
23
29
34
40
48
Colour
3-speed motor
34
35
44
35
43
52
44
54
58
28
35
44
52
58
38
47
56
48
59
62
38
46
53
58
62
32
43
50
38
49
59
32
38
43
49
56
Motor thermal contact
dB(A) dB(A)
Metal sheet electric control box

with terminal strip or
for integrated control
Speed combination
123
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
Cooling capacity
Pressure drop
AC
Capacity stage 2
QK
kW
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
Capacity stage 1
Air ?ow rate
Speeds
Motor type
Model size
Capacity stage 0
Warm water
70/50 C
tL1 = +20 C
Sound pressure*
4-Pipe Chilled and Warm Water
Sound power
Recirculating Air Unit Cooling and Heating
Order code
For ambient conditions refer to page 34 "Acoustics"
Accessories/Valves

4-Pipe Chilled and Warm Water, Sizes Single, Double and Big Single
Accessories
Spare filter
(Single and Big Single = 4 pieces, Double = 8 pieces)
Mounting bracket set
Model sizes S, D, B, 0 *
Order code
* 0 - if regardless of model size
Valves
MATRIX 500
MATRIX 2000
MATRIX 3000
Terminal box
Heating circuit
Actuator
2-point open/
close
Cooling/Heating
Operating voltage/circuit
230 V AC
1.60
24 V AC *
2.50
0.25
0.40
0.63
230 V AC
3-point open/
stop/close
kvs-values
Cooling circuit
continuous
24 V AC *
230 V AC with auxiliary switch
0/2...10 V = 24 V AC *
230 V AC Heating circuit 3-P

230 V AC Cooling circuit 2-P
24 V AC Heating circuit 3-P *

24 V AC Cooling circuit 2-P *
with shut off valve
1
0
1.00
1.60
2.50
4.00
kvs-values indicated above

for open/close actuators
(T,Q) only kvs 1.6 and 2.5
mixed
without shut off valve
Cooling
Heating
Sizes
Single
Double
Big Single
Order code
*
24 V transformer to be provided by others
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Control Components

GEA MATRIX 500/2000 (not for EC motor)

System features:
Temperature assignment.: 10..30 C

Manual assignment of speed stage
Limitable setting range
Change-over between normal/economy mode on control panel
Indoor temperature measurement using control panel
External indoor temperature sensor can be connected
Valve control (2-point)
Temperature control via fan on/off and valve(s)
Status messages using LED
Group control
Group switch-off switch-off in case of fault
Temperature monitoring of motor
(TC required)
Additional features MATRIX 2000:
MATRIX OP5C
Control panel for MATRIX 500
Pure white casing, protection type IP20
Setpoint temperature setting
Speed stage selection switch 0-A (continuous)-1-2-3
Economy mode button
LEDs for operation/fault/ext.control
Integrated indoor temperature sensor
MATRIX OP21C
Control panel for MATRIX 2000, like control panel
OP5C, but with additional:
Speed stage selection switch 0-A (Auto)-1-2-3
MATRIX OP30C
System features MATRIX 3000

Speed-stage selection switch 0-A(Auto)-1-2-3-4-5
(Stages 4 and 5 only in connection with EC motor)
Extended temperature assignment.: 7...40 C (default 10..30 C)

Temperature control via fan speed change and valve(s)
Network capability
GEA MATRIX 3000
Temperature assignment: 7 ... 40 C (default 10 ... 30 C)

Speed (stage) assignment
Input for change-over between normal/economy mode or unit OFF
with frost protection
Valve control (2x2 or 2x3 point)
Temperature control via fan and/or valve(s)
Room frost protection
Status and fault signals using floating change-over contacts
Unit individual and group control
Isolation of individual units in case of fault
(with speed stage motors TC required)
Network capability
MATRIX OP31C
Like control panel OP30C, but with additional:
Normal/economy mode buttons
MATRIX OP44C
Like control panel OP31C, but with additional button for:
Change-over recirculating / mixed air mode
Change-over heating/cooling/automatic mode
MATRIX OP50C
Menu-guided controls using rotation navigator
LCD clear text display
Status messages using pictograms
Continuous speed assignment (only in connection
with EC motor)
MATRIX OP51C
Integrated weekly clock timer with a holiday and special days programme
MATRIX.IR
Infrared remote control for control system MATRIX
3000/4000
Black casing, RAL 9004
LCD display approx. 45x30 mm
Functions as in OP44C (without status, fault and
external control signals, no integrated indoor
temperature sensor, only 0-A-1-2-3 speed selection)
Maximum range 20 m
14
off
on
func
send
Control Components

Master
unit
Slave units
1-15
With controller type:

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
3x1.5 mm2 NYM

230 V~
50 Hz
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
without return air sensor *
with return air sensor *
Cooling/heat.medium
Order code MATRIX 500
0 . 5
1 . T
0 . 5
1 . Z
2 . 2
1 . A
2 . 2
1 . Z
Master
unit
Slave units
1-15
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
D3/4 = e.g. 1x2x0.5 Helukabel
e.g. 2x2x0.5 Helukabel
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
Cooling/heat.medium
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
up to 3
speeds
continuous
Supply air temperature

limitation
Economy mode
contact input
Input unit OFF with

indoor frost protection
up to
3 speed
Unit group control with

operation and error
messaging
Stand alone unit

control with operating
and error messaging
Speed (stages)
230 V~
50 Hz
1
1
1
3 . 2
control panel
Order code
*
Alternative room temperature sensor (see page 53)
.
Master unit
. 2
. Z
Slave unit(s)
15
Chilled water
6/12 C
tL1 = +27 C
1 = 46 % r.h.

2-Pipe Chilled and Electric Heating
Heating
capacity
Pressure
drop
Sound
power
Sound
pressure *
EC
Pressure
drop
Cooling
capacity
AC
Pressure
drop
EC
Heating
capacity
Pressure
drop
AC
Cooling
capacity
EC
Pressure
drop
250
310
460
330
480
660
480
710
850
250
330
480
660
850
480
570
660
710
850
530
740
1000
840
1220
1400
530
740
1000
1220
1400
840
1000
1110
1220
1400
620
920
1200
770
1150
1700
620
770
920
1150
1530
770
920
1150
1340
1530
Capacity stage 2
Heating
capacity
AC
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
min
2
3
4
max
Capacity stage 1
Pressure
drop
[m3/h]
Capacity stage 0
Cooling
capacity
Air volume
flow
Speed
Motor type
Model size

Electric heating
230V~N/P/E
50Hz
QK
kW
1.5
1.8
2.5
-
pK
kPa
1.9
2.7
4.6
-
QH
kW
1.0
1.0
1.0
-
pH
kPa
-
QK
kW
2.4
3.3
4.2
1.9
2.4
3.3
4.2
5.0
4.0
5.3
6.8
4.0
5.3
6.8
8.0
8.8
4.8
6.7
8.2
4.8
5.8
6.7
7.9
9.7
-
pK
kPa
3.4
5.9
9.4
2.1
3.4
5.9
9.4
12.8
2.4
4.1
6.3
2.4
4.1
6.3
8.5
10.1
4.8
8.6
12.3
4.8
6.6
8.6
11.6
17.0
-
QH
kW
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
-
pH
kPa
-
QK
kW
3.3
4.4
5.0
3.3
3.8
4.2
4.4
5.0
5.9
8.0
8.8
5.9
6.8
7.4
8.0
8.8
5.8
7.9
10.4
5.8
6.7
7.9
8.9
9.7
pK
kPa
5.9
10.3
12.8
5.9
7.8
9.4
10.3
12.8
4.9
8.5
10.1
4.9
6.3
7.4
8.5
10.1
6.6
11.6
19.4
6.6
8.6
11.6
14.4
17.0
QH
kW
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
pH
kPa
-
dB(A)
34
35
44
35
43
52
44
54
58
28
35
44
52
58
44
48
52
54
58
38
47
56
48
59
62
38
46
53
58
62
49
53
56
58
62
32
43
50
38
49
59
32
38
43
49
56
38
43
49
53
56
dB(A)
25
26
35
26
34
43
35
45
49
19
26
35
43
49
35
39
43
45
49
30
39
47
40
50
54
29
37
45
50
53
40
45
47
50
53
23
35
42
29
41
51
23
29
34
40
48
29
34
40
44
48
Capacity stage
Colour

Integrated TC
External TC
3-speed motor
EC motor
G
16
. U
E . K
Order code

7035 (light grey)
9003 (signal white)
air vanes only)
Accessories/Valves

2-Pipe Chilled Water and E-Heating, Sizes Single, Double and Big Single
Accessories
Spare filter
Order code
Terminal box
MATRIX 3000
MATRIX 2000
MATRIX 500
Valves
Actuator
2-point open/
close
230 V AC
1.60
24 V AC *
2.50
230 V AC
0.25
0.40
0.63
1.00
1.60
2.50
4.00
3-point open/
stop/close
kvs-values
Cooling circuit
continuous
24 V AC *
Cooling
0/2...10 V = 24 V AC *
kvs-values as indicated
above for open/close
actuators (T,Q)
only kvs 1.6 and 2.5 possible
with shut off valve
Sizes
Single
Double
Big Single
Order code
*
17
Control Components


System features:

Group control
(TC required)
MATRIX OP5C
Economy mode button
MATRIX OP21C
MATRIX OP30C


Network capability
GEA MATRIX 3000

Network capability
MATRIX OP31C
MATRIX OP44C
MATRIX OP50C
with EC motor)
MATRIX OP51C
Integrated weekly clock timer with a holiday and
special days programme
MATRIX.IR
3000/4000
external control signals, no integrated indoor temperature sensor, only 0-A-1-2-3 speed selection)
Maximum range 20 m
18
off
on
func
send
Control Components

Master
unit
230 V~
50 Hz

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
Slave units
1-15
D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
3x2.5 mm2 NYM
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
3x2.5 mm2 NYM
230 V~
50 Hz
230 V~
50 Hz

0 . 5
2 . T
0 . 5
2 . Z
2 . 2
1 . A
2 . 2
1 . Z
Master
unit
Slave units
1-15
230 V~
50 Hz
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
3x2.5 mm2 NYM
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
3x2.5 mm2 NYM
230 V~
50 Hz

limitation
Input unit OFF with

up to
3 speed
Cooling medium
230 V~
50 Hz
Economy mode contact

input

operation and error
messaging
230 V~
50 Hz
Stand alone unit control

with operating and
error messaging
230 V~
50 Hz

D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
Speed (stages)
Cooling medium
230 V~
50 Hz
up to 3
speeds
continuous
230 V~
50 Hz
1
1
3 . 2
control panel
Order code
*
.
Master unit
. 2
. Z
Slave unit(s)
19
Chilled water
6/12 C
tL1 = +27 C
1 = 46 % r.h.
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
Pressure drop
Air fow rate
Cooling capacity
EC
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
AC
Pressure drop
EC
Cooling capacity
Pressure drop
AC
Heating capacity
EC
Capacity stage 2
Pressure drop
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
[m3/h]
250
310
460
330
480
660
480
710
850
250
330
480
660
850
530
740
1000
840
1220
1400
530
740
1000
1220
1400
620
920
1200
770
1150
1700
620
770
920
1150
1530
Capacity stage 1
Cooling capacity
AC
Speeds
Model size
Motor type
Capacity stage 0
QK
pK
QH
pH
QK
pK
QH
pH
QK
pK
QH
pH
kW
1.5
1.8
2.5
-
kPa
1.9
2.7
4.6
-
kW
2.9
3.5
4.7
-
kPa
0.6
0.8
1.4
-
kW
2.4
3.3
4.2
1.9
2.4
3.3
4.2
5.0
4.0
5.3
6.8
4.0
5.3
6.8
8.0
8.8
4.9
6.7
8.2
4.9
5.9
6.7
7.9
9.8
kPa
3.4
5.9
9.4
2.1
3.4
5.9
9.4
12.8
2.4
4.1
6.3
2.4
4.1
6.3
8.5
10.1
5.2
9.2
13.2
5.2
7.2
9.2
12.4
18.2
kW
4.4
6.0
7.6
3.5
4.4
6.0
7.6
9.2
7.3
9.7
12.4
7.3
9.7
12.4
14.4
16.0
8.6
11.8
14.6
8.6
10.2
11.8
14.2
17.5
kPa
0.9
1.7
2.6
0.6
0.9
1.7
2.6
3.7
0.7
1.1
1.8
0.7
1.1
1.8
2.4
2.8
1.4
2.4
3.6
1.4
1.8
2.4
3.4
4.9
kW
3.3
4.4
5.0
5.9
8.0
8.8
5.9
7.9
10.5
-
kPa
5.9
10.3
12.8
4.9
8.5
10.1
7.2
12.4
20.8
-
kW
6.0
8.1
9.2
10.8
14.4
16.0
10.2
14.2
18.9
-
kPa
1.7
2.9
3.7
1.4
2.4
2.8
1.8
3.4
5.7
-
1
Capacity stage
Terminal box
Colour
Speed combination
123
min...max



7035 (light grey)

Integrated TC
External TC
1
5

9003 (signal white)

air vanes only)
3-speed motor
EC motor
20
. U
C .
dB(A)
25
26
35
26
34
43
35
45
49
19
26
35
43
49
30
39
47
40
50
54
29
37
45
50
53
23
35
42
29
41
51
23
29
34
40
48
dB(A)
34
35
44
35
43
52
44
54
58
28
35
44
52
58
38
47
56
48
59
62
38
46
53
58
62
32
43
50
38
49
59
32
38
43
49
56

Speed combination
123
Sound pressure*
2-Pipe Chilled or Warm Water
Warm water
70/50 C
tL1 = +20 C
Sound power
Recirculating Air Unit Cooling or Heating
Order code
Accessories/Valves

2-Pipe Chilled or Warm Water, Sizes Single, Double and Big Single
Accessories
Spare filter
Order code
Terminal box
MATRIX 3000
MATRIX 2000
MATRIX 500
Valves
kvs-values
Heating circuit/cooling circuit

Actuator
2-point open/
close
230 V AC
1.60
24 V AC *
2.50
230 V AC
0.25
0.40
0.63
1.00
1.60
2.50
4.00
3-point open/
stop/close
continuous
Cooling/Heating
24 V AC *
0/2...10 V = 24 V AC *
actuators (T,Q)
with shut off valve
Sizes
Single
Double
Big Single
Order code
*
21
Control Components


System features:

Group control
(TC required)
MATRIX OP5C
Economy mode button
MATRIX OP21C
MATRIX OP30C


Network capability
GEA MATRIX 3000

Network capability
MATRIX OP31C
MATRIX OP44C
MATRIX OP50C
Continuous speed assignment
(only in connection with EC motor)
MATRIX OP51C
Integrated weekly clock timer with a holiday and special days programme
MATRIX.IR
3000/4000
Maximum range 20 m
22
off
on
func
send
Control Components

Master
unit
Slave units
1-15

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
3x1.5 mm2 NYM

2x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
230 V~
50 Hz
Cooling/heat.medium
flow sensor
Only MATRIX 500

0 . 5
2 . 1
1 . T
0 . 5
1 . Z
1 . A
2 . 1
1 . Z
Master
unit
Slave units
1-15
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
3x1.5 mm2 NYM

2x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
Cooling/heat.medium
Flow sensor
up to 3
speeds
continuous

limitation
Input unit OFF with

up to
3 speed
Economy mode
contact input

status and fault signals

with operating and
error messaging
Speed (stages)
230 V~
50 Hz
1
1
1
3 . 1
control panel
Order code
*
.
Master unit
. 1
. Z
Slave unit(s)
23
Recirculating Air Unit Heating

Warm water
70/50 C
tL1 = +20 C
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
Pressure drop
Air ?ow rate
Cooling capacity
EC
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
AC
Pressure drop
EC
Cooling capacity
Pressure drop
AC
Heating capacity
EC
Capacity stage 2
Pressure drop
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
[m3/h]
250
310
460
330
480
660
480
710
850
250
330
480
660
850
530
740
1000
840
1220
1400
530
740
1000
1220
1400
620
920
1200
770
1150
1700
620
770
920
1150
1530
Capacity stage 1
Cooling capacity
AC
Speeds
Motor type
Model size
Capacity stage 0
QK
pK
QH
pH
QK
pK
QH
pH
QK
pK
QH
pH
kW
-
kPa
-
kW
2.9
3.5
4.7
-
kPa
0.6
0.8
1.4
-
kW
-
kPa
-
kW
4.4
6.0
7.6
3.5
4.4
6.0
7.6
9.2
7.3
9.7
12.4
7.3
9.7
12.4
14.4
16.0
8.6
11.8
14.6
8.6
10.2
11.8
14.2
17.5
kPa
0.9
1.7
2.6
0.6
0.9
1.7
2.6
3.7
0.7
1.1
1.8
0.7
1.1
1.8
2.4
2.8
1.4
2.4
3.6
1.4
1.8
2.4
3.4
4.9
kW
-
kPa
-
kW
6.0
8.1
9.2
10.8
14.4
16.0
10.2
14.2
18.9
-
kPa
1.7
2.9
3.7
1.4
2.4
2.8
1.8
3.4
5.7
-
1
Capacity stage
Terminal box
Colour
Speed combination



7035 (light grey)


9003 (signal white)

air vanes only)
A
123
min...max
Integrated TC
External TC
3-speed motor
24
. U
W .
dB(A)
25
26
35
26
34
43
35
45
49
19
26
35
43
49
30
39
47
40
50
54
29
37
45
50
53
23
35
42
29
41
51
23
29
34
40
48
dB(A)
34
35
44
35
43
52
44
54
58
28
35
44
52
58
38
47
56
48
59
62
38
46
53
58
62
32
43
50
38
49
59
32
38
43
49
56

Speed combination
123
Sound pressure*
Sound power
2-Pipe Warm Water
Order code
Accessories/Valves

2-Pipe Warm Water, Sizes Single, Double and Big Single
Accessories
Spare filter
Order code
Terminal box
MATRIX 3000
MATRIX 2000
MATRIX 500
Valves
Actuator
2-point open/
close
230 V AC
1.60
24 V AC *
2.50
0.25
0.40
0.63
1.00
1.60
2.50
4.00
230 V AC
3-point open/
stop/close
kvs-values
Heating circuit
continuous
Heating
24 V AC *
0/2...10 V = 24 V AC *
actuators (T,Q)
with shut off valve
Sizes
Single
Double
Big Single
Order code
*
25
Control Components


System features:

Group control
(TC required)
MATRIX OP5C
Economy mode button
MATRIX OP21C
MATRIX OP30C


Network capability
GEA MATRIX 3000

Network capability
MATRIX OP31C
MATRIX OP44C
MATRIX OP50C
with EC motor)
MATRIX OP51C
MATRIX.IR
3000/4000
Maximum range 20 m
26
off
on
func
send
Control Components

Master
unit
Slave units
1-15

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
230 V~
50 Hz
Heating medium
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
0 . 5
1 . T
0 . 5
1 . Z
2 . 0
1 . A
2 . 0
1 . Z
Master
unit
Slave units
1-15
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
Heating medium
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
up to 3
speeds
continuous

limitation
Input unit OFF with

up to
3 speed
Economy mode contact

input


with operating and
error messaging
Speed (stages)
230 V~
50 Hz
1
2
3 . 0
control panel
Order code
.
Master unit
. 0
. Z
Slave unit(s)
27
Chilled water
6/12 C
tL1 = +27 C
1 = 46 % r.h.
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
Pressure drop
Air ?ow rate
Cooling capacity
EC
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
AC
Pressure drop
EC
Cooling capacity
Pressure drop
AC
Heating capacity
EC
Capacity stage 2
Pressure drop
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
1
2
3
1
2
3
min
2
3
4
max
[m3/h]
250
310
460
330
480
660
480
710
850
250
330
480
660
850
530
740
1000
840
1220
1400
530
740
1000
1220
1400
620
920
1200
770
1150
1700
620
770
920
1150
1530
Capacity stage 1
Cooling capacity
AC
Speeds
Model size
Motor type
Capacity stage 0
QK
pK
QH
pH
QK
pK
QH
pH
QK
pK
QH
pH
kW
1.5
1.8
2.5
-
kPa
1.9
2.7
4.6
-
kW
-
kPa
-
kW
2.4
3.3
4.2
1.9
2.4
3.3
4.2
5.0
4.0
5.3
6.8
4.0
5.3
6.8
8.0
8.8
4.9
6.7
8.2
4.9
5.9
6.7
7.9
9.8
kPa
3.4
5.9
9.4
2.1
3.4
5.9
9.4
12.8
2.4
4.1
6.3
2.4
4.1
6.3
8.5
10.1
5.2
9.2
13.2
5.2
7.2
9.2
12.4
18.2
kW
-
kPa
-
kW
3.3
4.4
5.0
5.9
8.0
8.8
5.9
7.9
10.5
-
kPa
5.9
10.3
12.8
4.9
8.5
10.1
7.2
12.4
20.8
-
kW
-
kPa
-
1
Capacity stage
Terminal box
Colour
Speed combination
123
min...max



7035 (light grey)

Integrated TC

9003 (signal white)

air vanes only)
3-speed motor
External TC
EC motor
28
. U
0 .
dB(A)
25
26
35
26
34
43
35
45
49
19
26
35
43
49
30
39
47
40
50
54
29
37
45
50
53
23
35
42
29
41
51
23
29
34
40
48
dB(A)
34
35
44
35
43
52
44
54
58
28
35
44
52
58
38
47
56
48
59
62
38
46
53
58
62
32
43
50
38
49
59
32
38
43
49
56

Speed combination
123
Sound pressure*
2-Pipe Chilled Water
Sound power
Recirculating Air Unit Cooling
Order code
1
E
Accessories/Valves

2-Pipe Chilled Water, Sizes Single, Double and Big Single
Accessories
Spare filter
Order code
Terminal box
MATRIX 3000
MATRIX 2000
MATRIX 500
Valves
kvs-values
Cooling circuit
Cooling
Actuator
2-point open/
close
230 V AC
1.60
24 V AC *
2.50
230 V AC
0.25
0.40
0.63
1.00
1.60
2.50
4.00
3-point open/
stop/close
continuous
24 V AC *
0/2...10 V = 24 V AC *
actuators (T,Q)
with shut off valve
Sizes
Single
Double
Big Single
Order code
*
29
Control Components


System features:

Group control
(TC required)
MATRIX OP5C
Economy mode button
MATRIX OP21C
MATRIX OP30C


Network capability
GEA MATRIX 3000

Network capability
MATRIX OP31C
MATRIX OP44C
MATRIX OP50C
with EC motor)
MATRIX OP51C
MATRIX.IR
3000/4000
Maximum range 20 m
30
off
on
func
send
Control Components

Master
unit
Slave units
1-15

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y

D0 = 7x2x0.8
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
230 V~
50 Hz
Cooling medium
0 . 5
1 . T
0 . 5
1 . Z
2 . 0
1 . A
Master
unit
. 0
. Z
Slave units
1-15
D2 = 4x2x0.8 J-Y(ST)Y
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
Cooling medium
3x1.5 mm2 NYM
up to 3
speeds
continuous

limitation
Input unit OFF with

up to
3 speed
Economy mode
contact input


with operating and
error messaging
Speed (stages)
230 V~
50 Hz
1
2
3 . 0
control panel
Regulation of external heating valve on request
Order code
*
.
Master unit
. 0
. Z
Slave unit(s)
31
Pressure Drops in Heat Exchanger
for Warm and Chilled Water
Cooling, 2-pipe system
Cooling, 4-pipe system

25
25
20
S/0
S/1,2
6,0
5,0
4,5
4,0
3,5
3,0
5,0
4,5
4,0
3,5
3,0
700
800
900
1000
1500
2000
1500
2000
Water volume flow Vw [l/h]
600
50
2000
1500
700
800
900
1000
600
350
400
450
500
0,5
300
0,5
250
1,0
0,9
0,8
0,7
0,6
200
1,0
0,9
0,8
0,7
0,6
150
1,5
70
80
90
100
1,5
700
800
900
1000
2,0
350
400
450
500
2,0
2,5
300
2,5
250
Pressure loss [kPa]
6,0
B/1,2
200
D/1,2
60
D/1,2
10
9,0
8,0
7,0
B/1,2
50
Pressure loss [kPa]
10
9,0
8,0
7,0
15
150
15
S/0,1,2
SZ/CS*
70
80
90
100
SZ/CS*
60
20
Heating, 2-pipe system
Heating, 4-pipe system
25
25
20
S/0
SZ/CS*
S/0,1,2
SZ/CS*
20
S/1,2
15
15
10
9,0
8,0
7,0
6,0
5,0
4,5
4,0
3,5
3,0
5,0
4,5
4,0
3,5
3,0
2,0
600
350
400
450
500
2000
1500
700
800
900
1000
600
350
400
450
500
300
250
200
0,5
150
0,5
70
80
90
100
1,0
0,9
0,8
0,7
0,6
60
1,0
0,9
0,8
0,7
0,6
300
1,5
250
1,5
2,5
200
2,0
150
2,5
70
80
90
100
Pressure loss [kPa]
6,0
D/1,2
B/1,2
60
D/1,2
50
B/1,2
50
Pressure loss [kPa]
10
9,0
8,0
7,0
* SZ = Size, CS = Capacity stage
Fig. 13: Pressure drop in heat exchanger for warm and chilled water
32
Example for Capacity Determination
The tables on pages 6 to 25 specify heating capacity for pumped warm water 70/50 C and air intake temperature tL1= +20 C
as well as cooling capacity for chilled water 6/12 C and air intake condition tL1=+27 C/46 % r.h.
Capacity for other operating canditions can be determined using the correction factors on fold-out page 1.2
Selected unit type:
GC1S.UWW.K##
Sample calculation for Cassette-Geko FCU for cooling and heating
with 4-pipe system with a heating capacity of min. 4.5 kW for warm
See page 6
water 70/50/+15 C and cooling capacity of at least 2.0 kW for chilled
Sample speed 3 = 660 m3/h
water 8/12 (24 C/50 % r.h.)
Heating duty PWW* 70/50 C and tL1 = + 15 C
QH (70/50/+15)
fH (70/50/+15)
QH (70/50/+20)
=
=
=
new heating capacity

1.13 (see page 1.2)
4.5 (see page 6)
QH (70/50/+15) = fH (70/50/+15) QH (70/50/+20)
QH (70/50/+15) = 1.13 4.5 kW = 5.1 kW
Cooling duty PCW* 8/12 C and tL1= +24C/50% r.F.
QK (8/12/+24/50%)
=
fK (8/12/+24/50%) =
QK (6/12/+27/46%)
=
new cooling capacity

0.73 (see page 1.2)
3.2 (see page 6)
QK (8/12/+24/50%) = fK (8/12/+24/50%) QK (6/12/+27/46%)
QK (8/12/+24/50%) = 0.73 3.2 kW = 2.3 kW
* PWW = Pumped Warm Water; PCW = Pumped Chilled Water
Power and current consumption (units with AC motors)

Model size
3-speed motor
Power consumption [W]
Current consumption [A]
CS0
CS1
CS2
CS0
CS1
CS2
25
0.12
Speed
Air flow rate

[m3/h]
250
310
29
0.14
460
40
0.18
330
30
0.14
480
38
0.17
660
50
0.22
480
57
0.28
710
74
0.34
850
88
0.39
530
59
0.30
740
74
0.35
1000
100
0.44
840
111
0.54
1220
147
0.67
1400
176
0.78
620
42
0.37
920
74
0.49
1200
103
0.58
770
56
0.43
1150
98
0.57
1700
159
0.68
Single
Double
Big Single
Power and current consumption (units with EC motors)

140
1,0
Current consumption [A]
Power consumption [W]
120
100
80
60
D
B
40
20
0,8
0,6
0,4
0,2
S
0
0
500
1000
1500
Air flow rate [m/h]
500
1000
1500
Air flow rate [m/h]
33
Acoustical Data for Units with AC Motors
Single
Double
Big Single
*)
Air flow
rate
Speed
Capacity
stage
Model
Sound power level (dB)
Sound pressure level *)
Octave centre frequency [Hz]
unrated
unrated
unrated
rated according to
[m3/
h]
63
125
250
500
1000
2000
4000
8000
[dB]
dB(A)
[dB]
dB(A)
NR
NC
250
27
43
33
31
30
23
<20
<20
44
34
35
25
22
20
310
27
41
37
33
31
23
<20
<20
44
35
36
26
22
20
460
33
48
46
42
38
30
<20
<20
51
44
42
35
30
28
330
22
42
39
33
26
<20
<20
<20
44
35
35
26
20
18
480
35
48
48
42
35
29
<20
<20
52
43
43
34
29
27
660
43
56
55
50
45
40
30
21
60
52
51
43
38
37
480
37
47
47
44
38
31
<20
<20
51
44
42
35
31
29
710
44
57
56
53
49
44
34
<20
61
54
52
45
40
39
850
47
62
59
57
53
49
41
28
65
58
56
49
44
43
530
30
44
43
37
29
<20
<20
24
47
38
39
30
24
22
740
38
52
52
46
40
32
23
27
55
47
47
39
34
32
1000
46
59
59
55
49
45
35
27
63
56
54
47
42
41
840
40
54
53
47
41
34
24
<20
57
48
49
40
35
33
1220
49
63
62
57
52
49
40
29
66
59
57
50
45
44
1400
53
67
65
60
56
53
45
35
70
62
62
54
48
48
620
<20
<20
39
33
<20
<20
<20
<20
40
32
31
23
20
17
920
36
43
45
42
40
29
<20
<20
49
43
41
35
31
29
1200
49
50
51
48
47
41
30
<20
56
50
48
42
38
36
770
30
43
41
38
31
<20
<20
<20
46
38
37
29
26
23
1150
47
49
50
47
47
40
31
<20
55
49
47
41
37
36
1700
63
63
59
55
56
51
43
34
68
59
60
51
47
46
Sound pressure level relates to a reverberation field of a 100 m3 room and reverberation time of 0.5 s
=for values extracted for the sample calculation, see page 29/30.
34
Acoustical Data for Units with EC Motors
min
Single
no
yes
Double
no
yes
Big Single
no
yes
Air flow
rate
Sound power level (dB)

Speed
Capacity
stage
Unit with
el. heating
Model
Sound pressure level *)
Octave centre frequency [Hz]
unrated
unrated
unrated
rated according to
[m3/h]
63
125
250
500
1000
2000
4000
8000
[dB]
dB(A)
[dB]
dB(A)
NR
NC
250
21
36
33
28
23
<20
<20
<20
39
28
30
19
13
10
330
28
41
39
34
29
<20
<20
<20
44
35
35
26
20
18
480
36
49
48
43
39
32
24
<20
52
44
43
35
30
28
660
44
55
55
51
47
42
33
<20
60
52
51
43
38
37
max
850
50
61
61
58
54
50
40
26
66
58
57
49
44
43
min
250
21
36
33
28
23
<20
<20
<20
39
28
30
19
13
10
330
28
41
39
34
29
<20
<20
<20
44
35
35
26
20
18
480
36
49
48
43
39
32
24
<20
52
44
43
35
30
28
660
44
55
55
51
47
42
33
<20
60
52
51
43
38
37
max
850
50
61
61
58
54
50
40
26
66
58
57
49
44
43
min
480
36
49
48
43
39
32
24
<20
52
44
43
35
30
28
570
40
52
52
48
43
37
28
<20
56
48
47
39
34
33
660
44
55
55
51
47
42
33
<20
60
52
51
43
38
37
710
46
57
57
53
49
44
35
<20
61
54
52
45
40
39
max
850
50
61
61
58
54
50
40
26
66
58
57
49
44
43
min
530
28
42
40
34
29
<20
<20
<20
44
38
36
29
23
21
740
36
49
47
43
38
30
23
<20
52
46
43
37
32
30
1000
43
55
55
50
46
40
31
<20
59
53
51
45
40
38
1220
48
59
59
55
51
46
37
<20
64
58
56
50
45
44
max
1400
51
62
63
59
55
51
41
26
67
62
58
53
48
47
min
530
28
42
40
34
29
<20
<20
<20
44
38
36
29
23
21
740
36
49
47
43
38
30
23
<20
52
46
43
37
32
30
1000
43
55
55
50
46
40
31
<20
59
53
51
45
40
38
1220
48
59
59
55
51
46
37
<20
64
58
56
50
45
44
max
1400
51
62
63
59
55
51
41
26
67
62
58
53
48
47
min
840
39
51
50
46
41
34
26
<20
55
49
46
40
35
34
1000
43
55
55
50
46
40
31
<20
59
53
51
45
40
38
1110
46
57
57
53
49
43
34
<20
61
56
52
47
42
41
1220
48
59
59
55
51
46
37
<20
64
58
56
50
45
44
max
1400
51
62
63
59
55
51
41
26
67
62
58
53
48
47
min
620
<20
<20
38
32
<20
<20
<20
<20
39
32
30
23
19
16
770
30
43
41
38
31
<20
<20
<20
46
38
37
29
24
22
920
36
43
45
42
40
29
<20
<20
49
43
40
34
29
27
1150
47
49
49
46
46
40
31
<20
55
49
46
40
36
34
max
1530
50
54
55
53
53
48
37
27
61
56
53
48
44
43
min
620
<20
<20
38
32
<20
<20
<20
<20
39
32
30
23
19
16
770
30
43
41
38
31
<20
<20
<20
46
38
37
29
24
22
920
36
43
45
42
40
29
<20
<20
49
43
40
34
29
27
1150
47
49
49
46
46
40
31
<20
55
49
46
40
36
34
max
1530
50
54
55
53
53
48
37
27
61
56
53
48
44
43
min
770
30
43
41
38
31
<20
<20
<20
46
38
37
29
24
22
920
36
43
45
42
40
29
<20
<20
49
43
40
34
29
27
1150
47
49
49
46
46
40
31
<20
55
49
46
40
36
34
1340
47
51
52
49
49
44
33
24
57
53
48
44
40
39
max
1530
50
54
55
53
53
48
37
27
61
56
53
48
44
43
35
The sound pressure specifications in the tables

on pages 6-25 and 28 apply to the reverberant
sound field of a room with a volume of 100 m3
and a reverberation time of 0.5 s.
Increase in sound level (dB)
LPges. = LP + 4.5 dB = 31 dB(A) + 4.5 dB

= 35.5 dB(A)
The value which is the minimum requirement,
according to Tab. 1, is therefore fulfilled.
To determine the anticipated sound pressure

level at the installation location, refer to the
A-rated sound power level in conjunction with
the conversion diagram in Fig. 16.
Table A-sound pressure level LP 1) guide

values from VDI 2081
Example:
Room type
Three Cassette Gekos of type GCS1 are to be

installed in a conference room with dimensions
(20 x 10 x 4m). They are to be operated at
stage 2, i.e. the sound power level should be
43 dB(A), see p. 28.
A-sound level
dB(A)
Home
*
(Hotel room) at night
35/30
Living space (daytime)
35
Auditoriums
TV studio
30
Concert hall
30
Opera house
30
Theatre
35
Cinema
40
Lecture theatre
40
Reading room
40
Seminar room
40
School classroom
40
Offices
Conference room
40
Restroom
40
Break room
40
Small office
40
Open-plan office
50
Church
35
Museum
40
Ticket office
45
Computer room
55
Laboratory
45
Restaurant
40
Kitchen
45
Determining the sound pressure level

1. Based on the room volume (800 m3),
absorption surface of approx. 100 m2 Sabin
is estimated in accordance with the diagram in
Fig. 16 Homes, offices, hotel rooms,
conference rooms.
2. The mean distance to the Cassette Gekos is
assumed to be approx. 3 m and the direction
coefficient to be 2, Fig. 15. The intersection of
the dotted sample lines in the diagram in
Fig. 12 produces the sound level difference:
L~12 dB
3. The anticipated A-rated sound pressure
level LP for a unit is thus:
LP = LW L = 43 dB(A) 12 dB = 31 dB(A)
to
to
0,5
0,5
25
25
25
30
30
35
35
35
35
1,5
2,0
1,5
1,0
1,0
1,0
1,0
1,0
1,0
35
35
35
35
45
25
35
40
40
40
552)
602)
1,0
0,5
0,5
0,5
0,5
3,0
1,5
1,5
1,5
2,0
1,0
1,5
5 6
8 10
Number of units
Mean reverberati
on time
(s)
**
30/25
30
10
9
8
7
6
5
4,5
4
3
2
1
Increase in sound level dB
The anticipated sound pressure level in the

room is thus:
Sound pressure level dB(A)
Fig. 14
Direction coefficients
Fig. 15
Direction coefficient 2
(hemispherical radiation):
Unit is mounted freely in the middle of a
surface
(quarter-spherical radiation):
Unit borders on two room surfaces
(eight-spherical radiation):
Unit borders on three room surfaces
Tab. 1
According to Fig. 14, appr. 4.5 dB.
* = minimum requirements
** = increased requirements
1)
Also see applicable building regulations, DIN standards
and VDI guidelines (e.g. DIN 4109, DIN 1946, VDI 2058);
2) Depending on use
Conversion of sound power level to sound pressure level
10
12
15
5
10
=
=
3
0,0
5
=
0,1
=
=
=
20
20
0,0
0,1
50
HoK
srapni
kta
0,2
0,4
30
800 m
25
8
4
Unitgrenzt
bordersanonzwei
two Raumflchen
room surfaces
Gert
Unit is mounted at any point in the middle of a surface
Gert ist frei in der Mitte einer Flche
4 5 6
8 10
15 20
Distance
from
source
Abstand
von the
der sound
Schallquelle
[ m[m]
]
30 40
60 70
50
Direction
factor
Richtungsfaktor
35
100
200
500
1000
2000
5000
ldd
ffie
Gert
grenzt on
an three
drei Raumflchen
Unit borders
room surfaces
0,5
Lar
groe
ceh
enl zw
Kuirrcc
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Co
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Mu
Msuic
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2 Sabin
Absorption surface
Absorbtionsflche
[ m[m
]
Fac
Fatobrie
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Sound level differenceL=LW

L=LW
- LP
[dB]
Schallpegelgifferenz
- LP
[dB]
100
200
500
1000 2000
5000 10000
30000
Room
volume[ [m
Raumvolumen
m 33]]
Absorption factor
A wall surface that absorbs all sound waves that hit it has an absorption
factor of = 1. The above m values represent the relationship between
the actual and ideal absorption performance of a wall. They represent
mean values.
Absorption surface m2 (Sabin)
This is the surface that completely absorbs all sound waves that hit it.
It is not identical to the entire room surface.
Fig. 16
36
NR and NC Limiting Curves
Limiting curves
Although various noise-rating curves exist, NR (Noise Rating)

curves as per Fig. 30-2 have become accepted internationally.
NC curves (Noise Criteria) are now only used for noise rating in
the USA as per Fig. 30-3.
If the observance of a particular NR or NC limiting curve is
required for a room, the measured sound pressure must not
exceed this limiting curve in any octave.
The sum level across all eight octaves as per DIN is always
around 7 to 10 dB higher than the limiting curve value. In the case
of air treatment units, the difference of the sound pressure level
in the medium is 5 dB(A) because the spectrum of these sounds
does not always reach the same limiting curve in all octaves.
ISO
evaluation curves
ISO NR
NR-Bewertungskurven
90
80
NR 80
Sound
pressure in
level
Schalldruckpegel
dB in dB
If narrower frequency components or outstanding single tones

with high intensity peaks occur in a broad frequency range (e.g.
on a fan), the dB(A) specification (sum level) is not sufficient as it
does not sufficiently address the annoying nature of the noise.
Thus, for the purposes of noise evaluation, so-called limiting
curves (curves which produce the same level of inconvenience)
are added that also take the combination of frequencies in the
noise into account.
70
70
60
60
50
50
40
40
30
30
NR28
20
20
10
0
63
125
250
500
1000
2000
4000
8000 Hz
Octave
band/medium frequency
Oktavband/Mittenfrequenz
Example
The requirement of NR 28 or NC 26 must be observed.
The basis is the tabulated data from page 28. In order to identify
the sound pressure level in the individual octaves, the sound
power values should be entered for Single, capacity stage 1 and
speed 2 in a table, see Table 2.
Fig. 17
NC
evaluation curves
NC-Bewertungskur
ven
In order to obtain the sound pressure levels in the individual

octaves, the value of 12 dB calculated on page 36 must be
subtracted from the sound power specifications entered in
Table 2. The new values attained can be entered in the
nomograms Fig. 17 (NR) or Fig. 18 (NC).
90
The highest point in the NR evaluation is NR 26 (1000 Hz) and

NC 24 (1000 Hz) in the NC evaluation.
70
Octave medium frequency for Single type,

capacity stage 1 and speed 2
1000 2000 4000 8000
Sound
pressure in
level
Schalldruckpegel
dB in dB
The requirement of NR 28 (NR 26 is below NR 28) or NC 26

(NC 24 is below NC 26), is thus maintained.
80
NC 70
60
60
50
50
40
40
30
30
NC 26
20
63
125
250
500
35
48
48
42
35
29
<20
<20
[dB]
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
[dB]
23
36
36
30
23
17
<8
<8
[dB]
20
NR 21
[Hz]
10
0
63
125
250
500
1000
2000
4000
8000 Hz
OctaveOktavband/Mittenfrequenz
band/medium frequency
Tab. 2
Fig. 18
37
Dimensions/Weight of Basic Units
Single
575
600
207
370
120
289
65
341
660
1)
25
273
150
ca. 65
196
41 - 45 3)
263
340
230
2)
143
2)
100
ca.116
> 55 1)
575
660
2)
3)
Size limitation applies only to closed intermediate ceilings
Size of electrical switch box depends on unit configuration

Ceiling gap for design panel depends on the mounting type
Fig. 19
Double
575
1200
370
65
> 55 1)
1175
207
120
ca.116
2)
25
273
ca. 65
263
341
41 - 45 3)
340
797
230
196
2)
660
1260
883
100
289
150
150
1) Size limitation applies only to closed intermediate ceilings

2) Size of electrical switch box depends on unit configuration
3)
Ceiling gap for design panel depends on the mounting typ
Fig. 20
Big Single
822
822
714
714
120
411
207
> 75 1)
470
905
1)
Size limitation applies only to closed intermediate ceilings
30
150
42 - 46 2)
22
300
236
~ 181
100
340
905
2)
Ceiling gap for design panel depends on the mounting type
Fig. 21
38
Mounting sizes for installation without mounting brackets
Pos. 1:
Outline of design panel
Pos. 2:
Outline of basic unit
Pos. 3:
Mounting drill holes
Fig. 22
Mounting sizes for installation with mounting brackets (accessory items ZGC0112)
Pos. 1:
Outline of design panel
Pos. 2:
Outline of basic unit
Pos. 3:
Mounting drill holes
Fig. 23
39
Necessary clear opening in the intermediate ceiling

Depending on the selected section in the intermediate ceiling - the installation of the design panel requires a shadow
gap of around 4 mm running around the entire perimeter (for variant 1 - see Fig. 24), that can optionally be filled with a
standard enclosed sealing strip (for variant 2, see Fig. 24), or the design panel directly contacts the ceiling
(for variant 3, see Fig. 25).
Variant 1 and 2
Variant 3
L1(2), max
L3, max
L3, min
L1(2), min
b
b
1
4 mm
Fig. 24
Pos. 1:
Pos. 2:
Pos. 3:
Fig. 25
Ceiling panel
Design panel
Sealing strip (optional)
Pos. 1:
Pos. 2:
Clear opening
Variant 1 + 2
Variant 3
Ceiling panel
Design panel
Unit type Single
Unit type Double
Unit type Big Single
L1, min
[mm]
577 x 577
1177 x 577
824 x 824
L1, max
[mm]
600 x 600
1200 x 600
850 x 850
[mm]
575 x 575
1175 x 575
822 x 822
[mm]
660 x 660
1260 x 660
905 x 905
L3, min
[mm]
615 x 615
1215 x 615
862 x 862
L3, max
[mm]
640 x 640
1240 x 640
885 x 885
[mm]
575 x 575
1175 x 575
822 x 822
[mm]
660 x 660
1260 x 660
905 x 905
Weight
Unit Type
Single
Double
Big Single
1)
CS 1)
2-pipe [kg]
4-pipe [kg]
27
28
27
28
27
28
53
54
53
54
44
46
44
46
CS = capacity stage
The specified weight data apply to empty heat exchangers including a design panel
40
Coil connections internal screw thread (warm/chilled water) 2-pipe Coil connections internal screw thread (warm/chilled water) 4-pipe
system (position of connections identical on single and double
system (position of connections identical on single and double
models)
models)
1 Opening for condensate hose 4 Size and position of electrical

switch box depend on unit configuration
1 Opening for condensate hose 2 Cooling 3 Heating 4 Size and

position of electrical switch box depend on unit configuration
Fig. 27
Fig. 26
Coil connections internal screw thread (warm/chilled water) 2-pipe Coil connections internal screw thread (warm/chilled water) 4-pipe
system on Big Single model
system on Big Single model
1 Opening for condensate hose
1 Opening for condensate hose 2 Cooling 3 Heating
Fig. 28
Fig. 29
Inlet line
[R]
Outlet line
[R]
Inlet line
[R]
Outlet line
[R]
Single
Double
Big Single
Outlet line [R]
Single
Double
Big Single
CS1)
Single
Double
Big Single
Water charge [l]

2-pipe system
1.5
2.1
2.1
4.2
2
4.62)
4.33)
4.62)
4.33)
1)
CS = capacity stage
2)
without e-heating
3)
with e-heating
Specified dimensions
are approximate
values. The total of
tolerances may result
in deviations of up to 10
mm (or more in some
cases).
4.2
Heating connection
Unit Type
Inlet line [R]
Unit Type
Cooling connection
Heating or cooling connections
Unit Type
Unit
type
Single
Double
Big
Single
1)
Water charge [l]

CS1)
4-pipe system
Heating
Cooling
0.8
1.5
0.8
1.5
0.8
1.5
1.6
3.0
1.6
3.0
1.6
3.1
1.6
3.1
Specified dimensions
are approximate
values. The total of
tolerances may result
in deviations of up to
10 mm (or more in
some cases).
CS = capacity stage
41
Air Distribution via External Air Outlets
Spare filter set (1 set = 4 pieces) (1 set: with Single and Big Single = 4 units, with Double = 8
units) / Plastic filter with frame, quality class G1 (EN 779), regenerative filter medium
Order number
Single
ZGCS111
Double
ZGCD111
Big Single
ZGCB111
Fig. 30
Mounting bracket set, galvanized steel, rubber
2
3
4
Fig. 31
1 set comprises:
Mounting bracket with anti-vibration function (4 pieces, pos. 1)
M8 nuts with lock washers (8 pices, pos. 2)
Washers (8 pieces, pos. 3)
M8 nuts (8 pieces, pos. 4)
Order number ZGC0112
Supply of conditioned air

Both Single and Double units are
equipped with connections laterally at
the corners of the unit for primary air
that is supplied to the air suction inside
the unit.
The primary air openings enable to
insert a standard rectangular duct with
the dimensions of 110 x 55 mm.
Single
and
Double
Fig. 32
Big
Single
Fig. 33
Single
Big
Single
4
Fig. 34
Fig. 35
Double
There is a slight low pressure at the

primary air openings which can be
disregarded when planning the primary
air supply.
The maximum primary air volume flow
may not exceed 20 % of the unit air volume flow at medium speed. No more
than 100 m3/h may be supplied by each
primary air opening.
In Single unit type with electrical heater,
this type of primary air connection is
possible at one corner
(Fig. 29, Pos. 1).
In Single unit type without electrical
heater, this type of primary air connection is possible at two corners (Fig. 29,
Pos. 1 + Pos. 2).
In Big Single unit type, primary air connection is possible at three corners
(Fig. 29, Pos. 4).
In Double unit type, primary air connection is possible at three corners
(Fig. 31, Pos. 3).
Installation is quick and easy. The
opening in the unit for a standard
rectangular duct is prepared by
removing the pre-punched sheet-metal
part and the insulation on the inner face
of the unit. The duct can be easily and
permanently secured using the sheetmetal part removed previously as a
mounting bracket.
Note:
Primary air is conditioned air i.e.
filtered and temperature controlled to
cover the base load.
3
Fig. 36
42
Accessories / Primary Air Supply
The GEA Cassette Gekos each have 2 air distribution openings in the
unit side walls (See Fig. 32 and Fig. 33 for size and position).
These make it possible to install ducts by others (e.g. DN150 flexible
pipe) in order to be able to transfer supply air to distant parts of the
room, or even neighbouring rooms.
In this case, the unit's own air vanes can remain opened or be closed.
Single
However, note that the number of air outlets used will

affect the air volume flow and pressure at each air outlet.
Refer to the graphs below for the resulting air volume
flows through these air outlets, which are dependent on
the pressure differences in the duct system provided by
others.
The graphs apply to the maximum speed of the units.
Layout:
Ext. pressure [Pa]
With regard to the air-flow layout of the units, it should be

assumed that the use of air outlets does not affect the total air volume flow of the units. This means that the total
air volume flow through the air vanes and the external air
outlets corresponds to the data on pages 6 to 25.
Pos. 1:
Pos. 2:
Pos. 3:
Pos. 4:
Pos. 5:
Pos. 6:
CS0 - 1 discharge used

CS0 - 2 discharges used
Fig. 37
Double
Note:
All air ducts leading from the unit must be thermally insulated. If not, condensate may form on the outer face of
the ducts.
Ext. pressure [Pa]
Pos. 1:
Pos. 2:
Pos. 3:
Pos. 4:

Fig. 38
Big Single
Note:
All air ducts leading from the unit must be thermally insulated. If not, condensate may form on the outer face of
the ducts.
Ext. pressure [Pa]
Pos. 1:
Pos. 2:
Pos. 3:
Pos. 4:

Fig. 39
43
Control Behaviour of Valves

On/off control mode
On/Off control mode

3-way valve
warmer
Temperature which is obtained

in room with on/off control
mode.
setpoint
colder
warmer
setpoint

in medium with on/off control
mode at air outlet
M
R
AB
B
colder
Fig. 40: (On/off control mode)
2-way valve
The valve is either open or

closed.
Set command for valve.

+ = valve open
0 = valve closed
0
M
R
Performance viewed over time
Fig. 41: (On/off control mode)
Modulating operation
Modulating control mode

3-way valve
warmer

in room with modulating control
mode.
setpoint
colder
warmer
setpoint

in medium with modulating
control mode at air outlet.
M
R
AB
B
colder
Fig. 42: (Modulating mode)
2-way valve
The valve setting corresponds

in percent to the mass flow
(0 . . .100 %).
+
0
Set command for valve.

+ = valve direction open
- = valve direction closed
R
V
Performance viewed over time
Fig. 43: (Modulating mode)
44
Overview of Valves / Selection Table

The following selection table presents all available valve equipment variants with the main features and compatible standard
equipment.
The following symbols are used:
9 = Valve type compatible with the corresponding control panel
or electrical equipment.
= Valve type not compatible with the corresponding control panel or electrical equipment.
Valve type
Function
type
Control type
modulating
Voltage
230 V~
Compatible standard equipment
Control
system by
others
MATRIX
500
MATRIX
2000
MATRIX
3000
Thermostat
switch
(only
2-pipe system;
transfor. necessary by others)
(transfor.
necessary
by others)
AB
B
(only
2-pipe system)
N
modulating
24 V~
AB
B
230 V~
(2 potential free
floating auxiliary
switches)
AB
modulating
(only
2-pipe
system)
On/Off
230 V~
On/Off
24 V~
(transfor. necessary by others)
(transfor.
necessary
by others)
AB
B
AB
B
S
A
AB
B
continuous
24 V~
(analogue
signal
0..10 V)
45
Overview of Valves
Valves (enclosed) with Modulating Actuator (230 V~ and 24 V~)/Modulating Mode
(82**)
(88**)
3-way valve
2 and 3-way valves with modulating actuator for water

side control (modulating control mode). Plastic
connection cable and motor casing, brass
(G 1/2"A) / red brass (G 3/4"A) valve body, stainless
steel spindle and cone.
Technical data
230 V~
16 bar
Max. allowed ambient

temperature
60 C
Max. water inlet

temperature
110 C
Operating voltage
0,7 VA
IP 43
120 s at 50 Hz
100 s at 60 Hz
Running time
24 V~/50/60 Hz
7 VA
Protection type
AB
230 V~/50/60 Hz
Power consumption
24 V~
Nominal pressure
150 s at 50 Hz
125 s at 60 Hz
Water with maximum 50 % glycol permissible.

Do not fit actuator upside down!
* Size for G 3/4" in brackets

** Size for 24 V in brackets
Connection values of valves
Fig. 44
kvs-value
[m3/h]
pmax1)
[kPa]
Valve
outer thread
0,25
1600/8002)
G 1/2" A
0,40
1600/8002)
G 1/2" A
0,63
1600/8002)
G 1/2" A
1,0
1200/2502)
G 1/2" A
1,6
1200/2502)
G 1/2" A
2,5
400/1002)
G 3/4" A
4,0
400/1002)
G 3/4" A
(82**)
(88**)
2-way valve
1)
Max. permissible pressure difference at which the valve

still shuts against the pressure (for 2-way valves)
2)
For 3-way valves
M
R
The control valves can be supplied loose either with or

without pipework.
Order Nr.
* Size for G 3/4" in brackets

** Size for 24 V in brackets
kvsvalue
2-way
Fig. 45

Pressure
loss p
[kPa]

2-way
3-way

Water volume
flow V [l/h]

!

"#

0,25
935.421
935.411
VR203.0#
0,40
935.422
935.412
VR204.0#
VR303.0#
VR304.0#
0,63
935.423
935.413
VR206.0#
VR306.0#
1,00
935.424
935.414
VR210.0#
VR310.0#
1,60
935.425
935.415
VR216.0#
VR316.0#
2,50
935.426
935.416
VR225.0#
VR325.0#
4,00
935.427
935.417
VR240.0#
VR340.0#
0,25
935.441
935.431
VN203.0#
0,40
935.442
935.432
VN204.0#
VN304.0#
0,63
935.443
935.433
VN206.0#
VN306.0#
Operating voltage 24 V~

46
3-way
Loose valves
with piping

Fig. 46
Loose valves
VN303.0#
1,00
935.444
935.434
VN210.0#
VN310.0#
1,60
935.445
935.435
VN216.0#
VN316.0#
2,50
935.446
935.436
VN225.0#
VN325.0#
4,00
935.447
935.437
VN240.0#
VN340.0#
With loose valves with pipework for a 4-pipe system, the order no. needs
to be supplemented by the reference number for the kvs value of the
heating valve, e.g. VC31610.0# (compare Unit type code on p. 55). The
# symbol is a place holder for the single (S), double (D) or "Big
Single" (B) sizes.
Note:
The maximum pressure loss in the heat exchanger with a fully opened
valve should not exceed 25 kPa in cooling mode and 20 kPa in heating
mode!
Overview of Valves
Valves with Modulating Actuator (230 V~) and 2 Floating Auxiliary Switches/Modulating Mode
109
3-way valve
2 and 3-way valves with modulating actuator for

upstream control (modulating control mode).
Plastic connection cable and motor casing, brass
~ 116,5
Potential-free auxiliary switches:
AB
Switch S1
(signals valve 100 % open),
Switch S2
(signals valve position

0..100 % adjustable)
Technical data
40
M
R
AB
B
56 (66)
Nominal pressure
16 bar

temperature
60 C
Max. water inlet

temperature
110 C
Operating voltage
Size for G 3/4" in brackets

Fig. 47
230 V~/50/60 Hz
Power consumption
7 VA
Protection type
IP 43
Running time
150 s at 50 Hz (125 s at 60 Hz)

max. 5(1) A/250 V
max.100 mA/24 V
Load capacity of auxiliary

switches
109
2-way valve

~ 116,5

kvs-value
[m3/h]
pmax
[kPa]
Valve
outer thread
0,25
16001)/8002)
G 1/2"A
0,40
16001)/8002)
G 1/2"A
0,63
16001)/8002)
G 1/2"A
1,00
12001)/2502)
G 1/2"A
1,60
12001)/2502)
G 1/2"A
2,50
4001)/1002)
G 3/4"A
4,00
4001)/1002)
G 3/4"A
M
R
56 (66)
1)

2)
For 3-way valves
Fig. 48

Pressure
loss p
[kPa]


without pipework.
Order Nr.
kvsvalue

0,25
Loose valves
Loose valves
with piping
2-way
3-way
2-way
3-way
935.491
935.481
VC203.0#
VC303.0#
0,40
935.492
935.482
VC204.0#
VC304.0#
0,63
935.493
935.483
VC206.0#
VC306.0#
1,00
935.494
935.484
VC210.0#
VC310.0#
1,60
935.495
935.485
VC216.0#
VC316.0#
2,50
935.496
935.486
VC225.0#
VC325.0#
4,00
935.497
935.487
VC240.0#
VC340.0#

Water volume
flow V [l/h]

!

"#
Fig. 49
heating valve, e.g. VC31610.0# (compare Unit type code on p. 55). The
Single" (B) sizes.
Note:
mode!.
47
Overview of Valves
Valves with Thermoelectrical Actuators (230 V~ and 24 V~)/On/Off Control Mode
3-way valve
42
2 and 3-way valves with thermoelectrical actuator for

water side control (on/off control mode).
Plastic connection cable and motor casing, brass valve
body, stainless steel spindle and cone.
~ 92
Technical data
AB

temperature
50 C
Max. water inlet

temperature
110 C
230 V~/50/60 Hz
Starting current
AB
Operating current
0,6 A
0,013 A
0,09 A
3 VA
3 VA
Protection type
56 (66)

Fig. 50
24 V~/50/60 Hz
0,3 A
Power consumption
24 V~
16 bar
Operating voltage
40
230 V~
Nominal pressure
IP 43
Running time
approx. 3 min

2-way valve
~ 92
42
kvs-value
[m3/h]
pmax
[kPa]
Valve
outer thread.
1,60
2001)/1502)
G 1/2"A
2,50
2001)/ 502)
G 3/4"A
1)

2)
For 3-way valves

without pipework.
Order Nr.
56 (66)
kvsvalue
Fig. 51
Loose valves
2-way
3-way
Loose valves
with piping
2-way
3-way
k vs= 1,6
30
k vs= 2,5
1,60
935.463
935.353
VT216.0#
VT316.0#
2,50
935.464
935.354
VT225.0#
VT325.0#
1,60
935.383
935.373
VQ216.0#
VQ316.0#
2,50
935.384
935.374
VQ225.0#
VQ325.0#
10
8
6
5
4
3
heating valve, e.g. VT32516.0# (compare Unit type code on p. 55). The
Single" (B) sizes.
Note:
mode!.
2000
1000
800
500
600
400
300
200
1
0,8
0,6
0,5
0,4
0,3
100
Pressure loss p
[kPa]
Druckverlust
p [kPa]
20
Water
volume flow VW V
[l/h](l/h)
Wasservolumenstrom
Fig. 52
48
Overview of Valves
Valves with Continuous Actuator (24 V~, 0..10 V)
100
3-way valve
2 and 3-way valves with continuous actuator for water

side control (modulating control mode).
~ 92
Plastic connection cable and motor casing, brass

Technical data
AB
40
M
A
AB
16 bar

temperature
55 C
Max. water inlet

temperature
110 C
Operating voltage
24 V~/50/60 Hz
Analogue control signal
0..10 (2..10) V
1,4 VA
Power consumption
56 (66)
Nominal pressure
Protection type
IP 40
Running time
150 s at 50 Hz (125 s at 60 Hz)
Water with a maximum 50 % glycol permissible.

Fig. 53

100
pmax1)
[kPa]
Valve
outer thread
0,25
16001)/8002)
G 1/2" A
0,40
16001)/8002)
G 1/2" A
0,63
16001)/8002)
G 1/2" A
1,00
12001)/2502)
G 1/2" A
1,60
12001)/2502)
G 1/2" A
2,50
4001)/1002)
G 3/4" A
4,00
4001)/1002)
G 3/4" A
~ 92
2-way valve
kvs-value
[m3/h]
M
R
V
56 (66)
1)

2)
For 3-way valves

Fig. 54


without pipework.

Pressure
loss p
[kPa]

Order Nr.
kvsvalue
0,25

Loose valves
Loose valves
with piping
2-way
3-way
2-way
3-way
935.611
935.601
VS203.0#
VS303.0#
0,40
935.612
935.602
VS204.0#
VS304.0#
0,63
935.613
935.603
VS206.0#
VS306.0#
1,00
935.614
935.604
VS210.0#
VS310.0#
1,60
935.615
935.605
VS216.0#
VS316.0#
2,50
935.616
935.606
VS225.0#
VS325.0#
4,00
935.617
935.607
VS240.0#
VS340.0#

Water volume
flow V [l/h]

!

"#
Fig. 55
heating valve, e.g. VS31610.0# (compare Unit type code on p. 55). The
Single" (B) sizes.
Note:
mode!
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Overview of Valves
Shut off Valves

All GEA valve equipment is optionally available with flow
and water outlet shut-off valves.
kvs-value 1,45
SW19
These shut off the cooling or heating medium and also

regulate and balance the medium flow.
32
Depending on the nominal size of the control valve,

shut off valves with a kvs value of 1.45 or 2.20 are used.
3/4"
MNG
3/4"
Technical data:
Nominal pressure:
Max. inlet temperature:
pH value:
10 bar
130 C
8-9.5
Water with max. 50 % glycol is allowed as a medium.
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The shut off valves are supplied as standard with cap

nuts and flat sealing inserts (solder fitting):
kvs-value 2,20
SW24
Control valve
Connection
thread
kvs values
Connection
thread
0.25-1.60
G 1/2" A
1.45
G 3/4" A
2.50-4.00
G 3/4" A
2.20
G 3/4" A
Solder
fitting for
Cu pipe
15
15
3/4"
3/4"
33
kvs values
Shut off valve
66
15
3/4"
Connection
18
Fig. 56
The required medium volume flow is set in accordance with the depicted flow diagrams.
The pre-setting corresponds to the number of turns to the left of the setting screw from the right stop position (valve closed).
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Overview of Valves
Shut off Valves
Pre-setting
kvs-value 1,45

Pressure drop p [kPa]

Water volume flow mW [kg/h]
Pre-setting
1/4
1/2
1 1/2
kv-values
0,07
0,13
0,22
0,32
0,43
0,65
0,85
1,10
1,25
1,40
1,45
kvs-value 2,20
Pre-setting

Pressure drop p [kPa]

Water volume flow mW [kg/h]
Pre-setting
1/2
1 1/2
2 1/2
kv-values
0,2
0,4
0,6
1,0
1,5
1,7
2,0
2,2
Fig. 57
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Regulation with Thermostat/Speed Switches, Controls by Others
Terminal box with connections for Geko components.

Order code basic unit
Terminal box
Components such as fan(s) and valve(s) are wired in a terminal box in order to connect
them to a controller.
Depending on the unit application and the valve equipment that have been chosen, the
terminal box is in the form of a metal sheet hood or a metal sheet electrical switch box.
As shown in the adjacent illustration, selection takes place using the equipment type
code.
GCxx.xxx.Axx
Metal sheet electric switch box
NOTE!
Regulation system is not suitable for continuous (EC) motors!
GCxx.xxx.Kxx
Using thermostat and speed switches of series C easy control is provided for fan coil units
Fan
The switches can be used with:
Switch type
CMT (= 983 861)
4-pipe system
chilled and warm water
Cooling and
Heating
Return air
sensor
Order
symbol
without
with
0
5
without
with
0
5
without
with
0
5
without
with
0
5
CMS (= 983 860)
CMT
0
5
1 .
CET (= MCR2000)
CMT
2-pipe system
chilled water and
electric heating
CET
CMT with flow thermostat (Flow
Cooling or
Heating
thermostat is to be ordered under

separate order number 902 035 )
2-pipe system
chilled or warm water
CET with flow sensor

(Flow sensor included in package)
CMT
Heating
2-pipe system
warm water
CET
Cooling
2-pipe system
chilled water
without
with
CET
CMS
Alternatively to a return air sensor, a room temperature sensor can be connected to a CET type switch.
If a return air sensor is used, the fan must be operating in a continuous mode.
Please note:
In connection with thermostat and speed switches only 2-point valve actuators (T) can be
used.
Relay kit
is necessary if up to four fan coil unit are
switched in parellel. The mixing of different
Cassette-Geko types and sizes is allowed.
With kit
Without
kit
Order code
0 .
NOTE!
The following maximum number of units can be connected without a relay kit:
2 units of Double type or
2 units of Big-Single type or
4 units of Single type.
It is NOT allowed to mix unit types. The capacity range
of the commonly operated units has to be identical as well.
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Regulation
with Thermostat/Miniature
Switches
GEA Cassette-Geko
Fan Coil Unit
Field-Provided Regulation by Others
Functions of thermostat switch / miniature switch:
Switch type
Functions
CMS
On / off switch
Fan speed selection switch 1-2-3
CMT
On / off switch
Setpoint setting for room temperature 5..35 C (mechanical limitation of setting
range)
Thermostat with neutral zone
CET
On / off switch
On / off switch for electrical heater
Setpoint setting for room temperature 5..35 C (mechanical limitation of setting
range)
Thermostat with neutral zone
Input for enabling via potential free contact by others
Room frost protection function
Connection possibilities for external room or return air sensor and flow sensor
Integrated room temperature sensor
Sensors
Functions
Room temperature
sensor
903 414
Thermistor sensor for on-wall installation

NTC sensor element; resistance coefficient at 25 C = 10 k
Plastic casing; white; similar to RAL 9010
Protection type IP 20; dimensions in mm (W x H x D): 84 x 84 x 22
Flow sensor
903 434
Thermistor sensor for installation at inlet with tightening strap

Max. ambient temperature 100 C
Protection class 2; cable length 2 m
Return air sensor

903 474
Thermistor sensor for installation in unit

Protection type IP 43; casing dimensions (D x L): 6 x 100 mm; cable length 1,5 m
Maximum ambient temperature 100 C
Flow thermostat for change-over between heating or cooling mode.

Capillary length 1000 mm
Switching points 19 C / 25 C 1K
Operating voltage 250 V AC 50/60 Hz
Dimensions in mm (W x H x D): 85 x 53 x 65
Flow thermostat in closed casing for wall mounting.
The measuring capillaries are mounted on the water inlet.
Additional sensors which are supplied loose and wired on-site by others should be ordered optionally (not in connection with the above-mentioned
switch types CMT and CMS).
Flow thermostat
902 035
NOTE!
Flow and return air sensors are integrated in the relevant controls packages and do
not have to be selected separately if ordered using the package number.
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Controls System GEA MATRIX
System Description
Overview
Vavle actuator type

2-point
MATRIX 500
The MATRIX 500 control system supports all basic functions (heating/ cooling) of the
recirculating air Cassette-Geko. The controller can be integrated into the following
system types:
2-pipe heating only systems

2-pipe cooling only systems
2-pipe heating or cooling systems (change over)
4-pipe heating and cooling systems
The speed can be set manually and the unit switched off via the control panel. Valves
with on/off or modulating control behaviour and a supply voltage of 230 V AC can be
activated to control the heating and/or cooling capacity.
Additionally, the MATRIX 500 enables monitoring of the fan motor via thermal
contacts with external leads as well as the condensate water level for cooling units
with a condensate pump. The connected sensors are monitored as well.
Norm/economy
switch
Fan speeds
selection switch
LEDs for
operation/
fault/
ext. control
Setpoint
temperature
The OP5 control panel enables the setpoint values to be set quickly and easily without
extensive prior experience. Mechanical limit stops can be used to limit the setting
range for the setpoint temperature and speed stage. Room temperature is measured
via a sensor integrated in the control panel. If the control panel is positioned in an
unfavourable location (such as by the door), an external temperature sensor or return
air sensor can be connected (not possible on changeover systems). System faults are
signalled centrally via the red malfunction LED. If economy mode is activated, it is
displayed via the yellow LED integrated into the button.
In addition to protection type IP20 (OP5 C), an IP54 control panel model (OP5 I) is
available for moist areas.
The connection in the unit is made via plug-in cage clamps. Electronics, fans and
valves (230V) are fused separately via two microfuses on the power supply. A prefuse of B 10A type must be supplied to provide the necessary circuit protection.
The MATRIX 500 can be used for controlling individual recirculating air units and also
recirculating air unit groups.
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System Description
MATRIX 2000
Valve actuator
2-point
3-point
The Matrix 2000 control system is based on features incorporated in the MATRIX 500
system but also provides additional functions that can be summarized as follows:
Along with manual speed selection the fan control can be also carried out in a 3
speed mode based on the deviation of actual temperature from the setpoint.
With 2-pipe units modulating valve actuators can be controlled as well.
Besides, the control of valve actuators using 24V AC supply voltage is also
possible (transformer by others).
The direct connection of an external room temperature sensor is not possible with
change over units, but can be performed via a Global Module.
A fault message can also be received using a Global Module. Direct tapping is not
possible.
The OP5 control panel enables the setpoint values to be set quickly and easily without
extensive prior experience. Mechanical limit stops can be used to limit the setting
range for the setpoint temperature and speed stage. Room temperature is measured
via a sensor integrated in the control panel. If the control panel is positioned in an
unfavourable location (such as by the door), an external temperature sensor or return
air sensor can be connected (not possible on changeover systems). System faults are
signalled centrally via the red malfunction LED. If economy mode is activated, this is
displayed via the yellow LED integrated into the button.
In addition to protection type IP20 (OP5 C), an IP54 control panel model (OP5 I) is
available for moist areas.
The connection in the unit is made via plug-in cage clamps. Electronics, fans and
valves (230V) are fused separately via two microfuses on the power supply. A pre-fuse
of B 10A must be supplied to provide the necessary circuit protection.
The MATRIX 2000 can be used for controlling individual recirculation air units and also
recirculation air unit groups. The integrated MATRIX.Net bus system enables integration of up to 16 several groups to one network. The combination with MATRIX 3000
controllers and connection of Global Modules and communication intefaces is also
possible.
MATRIX 3000
Valve actuator
The Matrix 3000 control system is based on the MATRIX 2000 system and provides
additional functions. The main functions are as follows:
2-point
3-point
Operation and error messages are output via two change-over contacts on the unit.
The maximum load on the contacts at 230 V AC is 4 A ohmic / 2 A inductive.
The supply air temperature can be limited for heating and cooling demand. Fixed and
sliding limits can be defined.
Valves with modulating control behaviour can be applied on 4-pipe systems. Mixed
operation is also possible (on/off cooling valve / modulating heating valve or
modulating cooling valve / on/off heating valve).
An external temperature sensor or recirculation air sensor can be connected to all

system types.
An additional control input enables the following operating modes to be defined
externally:
Normal / economy mode
or
Unit OFF with frost protection
Various types of control panels are available. The spectrum ranges from a simple
variant with setpoint temperature and fan operating mode selection using infrared
remote control to a control panel with display. The display unit can also be supplied
with an integrated weekly timer.
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Description of Features
Description of features
Unit type
Fan
MATRIX 500
MATRIX 2000
Matrix 3000
2-pipe systeme: only heating, only cooling; heating or cooling
4-pipe system: heating and cooling
up to 3 speeds
up to 5 speeds
9
9
Continuous (stepless EC motors)
Valve control
Temperature related fan miniature switching
Minimal speed 1
9
9
Motor monitoring with external thermal contacts
2- and 4-pipe system: On/Off actuators
2-pipe system: modulating actuator
4-pipe system: modulating actuators

External heating valve with cooling units with fan switch off
Electrical heating
9
9
1 speed
9
9
2 speed
Frost protection
Summer / winter compensation

Supply air temperature limitation
9*
9*
9
Min. / max. limitation heating
Min. limitation cooling

Control inputs
Economy mode
Economy mode or gate or window contact
9*
Economy mode and gate or window contact and unit OFF and free operation mode
9*
9*
Outside temperature measurement
Via GEA MATRIX.AI
Inlet temperature measurement
Via local sensor connection
Return air temperature

measurement
9**

measurement
Messages
Alarm condensate level too high with unit switch off
9
9
Heating or cooling demand
Chiller control
up to 2 speeds via MATRIX.RF module
Control types
Room temperature control
9
9*
9*
9*
Operation message via change-over contact

Fault message via change-over contact
9
9*
Bus system GEA MATRIX.Net

Extendible with:
9
9
Supply air temperature control
GEA MATRIX.DI
GEA MATRIX.AI
GEA MATRIX.DO
9
9
GEA MATRIX.RF
GEA MATRIX.EM
GEA MATRIX.LON
Service tools
GEA MATRIX.PC
Control panels
GEA MATRIX OP5x

GEA MATRIX OP21x
*
**
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9
9
GEA MATRIX OP30x
GEA MATRIX OP31x
GEA MATRIX OP44x
GEA MATRIX OP50x/51x
with additional module only

not with heating or cooling units
Installing Control Panels

As the control panel is split into two units, the the control panel cover only
needs to be snapped on the mounting plate during commissioning. This
provides optimum protection against dirt and damage for the control panels
during the construction phase.
The cable connection is made via cage clamps. This enables quick and easy
use of solid and flexible cores.
To mount the control panel over a standard in-wall socket, corresponding drill
holes need to be provided in the mounting plate.
The control panel can also be fitted directly onto the wall (cable laid under
plaster or in cavity wall).
IP54 control panels for moisture proof applications are available on request.
To prevent dirt accumulation or accidental operation, control panel covers

are available as accessories (See Fig. 54 page 58).
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Sensor / Accessories
Room sensor, order no. 903.414
Thermistor sensor for on-wall mounting
NTC sensor element

Plastic casing: white, similar to RAL 9010
Resistance coefficient at 25 C = 10 k
IP 20 protection type
Dimensions in mm (W x H x D): 84 x 84 x 22
The 903.414 room sensor replaces the room sensor in

the MATRIX OP XXC control panels. The additional
sensor must be fitted if the control panel is integrated in
the Geko or mounted in a location that is unsuitable for
accurate temperature measurement.
Fig. 58
Control panel cover

White
order no. OPD.C
(for OP21C / OP30C / OP31C / OP44C)

Light grey
order no. OPD.C
(for OP21I / OP30I / OP31I / OP44I)

For covering the operating elements of the control panel.
The control panel cover is hung into the guide slots of the
control panel and protects the control panel from dirt
accumulation and accidental operation.
Fig. 59
58
Control System GEA MATRIX
Global Modules
The global modules of the MATRIX control system are designated for input and output
of MATRIX system signals. The global modules enable the transmission of messages
and operation statuses to external units as well as control via these external units. The
modules can be integrated at any location within the MATRIX network. The network
may contain and simultaneously operate a maximum of 2 MATRIX modules of the
same type (DI,DO,AI) or 16 modules (LON).
The modules are supplied with the default factory configuration. Configurations with
other settings can be adjusted using the MATRIX.PC software.
.
Technical data:
Power supply
Protection type
Operation temperature
Fusing
Mounting
MATRIX.DI max. current consumption
MATRIX.DI dimensions
MATRIX.DO max. current consumption
MATRIX.DO contact assignment
MATRIX.DO dimensions
MATRIX.AI nominal current consumption
MATRIX.AI dimensions
MATRIX.LON nominal current
consumption
MATRIX.LON dimensions
24 V DC 15 %
IP 20
0 up to +45 C
10 A T
Mounting rail
0,1 A
106 mm x 90 mm x 58 mm
0,14 A
250 V/5 A (ohmic); 2 A (inductive)
160 mm x 90 mm x 58 mm
0,03 A
160 mm x 90 mm x 58 mm
0,045 A
106 mm x 90 mm x 58 mm
Digital input module MATRIX.DI

The digital input module MATRIX.DI is used to receive 8 independent digital control
signals.
Factory configuration:
Input
valid for
Kontakt geschlossen bewirkt
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
all groups
all groups
all groups
all groups
Group 0
Group 0
Group 0
Group 0
HVAC Mode Heating

HVAC Mode Cooling
Normal mode
Economy mode
Fan in speed 3
Secondary air damper close
Secondary air damper open
Mixed air operation 100 %
Digital output module MATRIX.DO

The module has 8 digital outputs with potential free change over contacts.
Output
valid for
Energized relay signals
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
all groups
Group 0
Group 0
Group 1
Group 1
Group 2
Group 2
all groups
Operation
Fault message
Frost message
Fault message
Frost message
Fault message
Frost message
Fault message
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Analogue input module MATRIX.AI

The module has 8 analogue inputs that are controlled using 010 V/2..10 V signals or
can be supplied with NTC sensors (10 k Ohm/25 C).
Input
valid for
Parameter
Type
Filter
value
Measurement
range
all groups
NTC
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
all groups
Group 0
Group 1
Group 2
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Outside
temperature
Inlet temperature
Room setpoint
Room setpoint
Room setpoint
Outside air ratio
Outside air ratio
Outside air ratio
NTC
0 ... 10 V
0 ... 10 V
0 ... 10 V
0 ... 10 V
0 ... 10 V
0 ... 10 V
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10 30 C
10 30 C
10 30 C
0 ... 100 %
0 ... 100 %
0 ... 100 %
MATRIX.LON module
The MATRIX.LON communication module is part of the global modules of the GEA
MATRIX control system and is used for connecting the MATRIX control system to a
network structure in accordance with the LON WORKS standard. It enables the connection of air treatment components to a building management system or other facility
management systems. It also enables external systems such as dampers or lighting
systems to be controlled via the MATRIX OP50/51 control panel. The module can be
integrated into the MATRIX network at any point.
Group 2
Group 3
60
Group 4
Group 16
Group 1
MATRIX.OP71 control panel for all groups

The MATRIX.OP71 control panel is designed to be operated from one central point. It
can integrated at any location within the MATRIX network and can simultaneously
serve up to 16 groups.
Up to 16 unit groups can be assigned to one cluster:
One unit group per each cluster
Each cluster with up to 16 unit groups.
Clear text menus and "push&turn" function enable easy handling during operation or
configuration. A maximum of 16 unit groups can be induvidually grouped to clusters.
Using the control panel the wanted setpoints for temperature, fan speed, etc. can be
assigned for each cluster. Thanks to the control unit features comprising all groups, the
necessary room or return air sensors are located in the respective groups (group
locations).
Local control panels (OP2xx, OP3xx, OP4xx, OP5x) can be additionally integrated in
individual groups. Their functional scope can be defined and adjusted using the control
panel for all groups. Thus, a relative daily setpoint can be entered via a local control
panel, whereas the OP71C setpoint is assigned as standard.
The integrated clock timer enables to assign 8 weekly programmes to clusters at any
sequence. Each weekly programme enables to enter four switching times per day
(2 x On/2 x Off), that can also be set to be valid for the whole day. Besides, it is possible
to set 8 special switching days with up to four switching times (2 x On/2 x Off) per
special switching day. Holidays / bank holidays can be set using the calendar annual
programme.
During holidays the unit can be set to operate in "unit off" or economy mode.
The summer / winter time switch over is performed automatically.
The control unit is currently supplied with 7 selectable languages:
German
English
French
Polish
Czech and
Hungarian.
Two different variants are available:
MATRIX.OP71C with IP 20 protection type; colour white (similar to RAL 9016)

MATRIXOP71I with IP 54 protection type; colour light grey (similar to RAL 7035).
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MATRIX.PC service software

Based on the functions of the MATRIX.PDA service tool, the MATRIX.PC service
software provides further comprehensive functions in the field of parameterization,
commissioning and data recording of the GEA MATRIX controller system.
The service software can be connected via the service interface that is integrated into
all control panels, controllers, global modules, the timer and the communication
modules. A USB interface is required on the PC. The enclosed adaptor establishes the
necessary connection between the PC and the service interface.
In addition to the functions of the MATRIX.PDA, the following main functions are also
available:
Online display of module, status and network data

Recording and saving of temperature developments and switching states of the
actuators with adjustable sample rate
Offline parameterization
Programming of the inputs and outputs provided for this purpose
(controllers, global modules)
Output of messages and network data
Parameterization of controller and control panel functions
Input of sensor correction factors
PC system requirements:
PC with 233 MHz clock speed or higher

20 MB of free hard drive space
Minimum screen resolution of 800x600 pixels
USB interface for CAN adaptor
The software can be run on the following operating systems:

Windows 98 Second Edition; Windows 2000; Windows XP
In addition to the program CD, the installation instructions and interface module for
connection to the USB port of the PC are also provided.
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Unit Type Code
Unit type code

G
1 . U
W. K
Controls package
0
3 . 0
1 . B
Valve code
Size
Controller type
Function type
S = Single
D = Double
B = Big Single
0 = Terminal box
/Matrix 500
2 = MATRIX 2000
3 = MATRIX 3000
2-pipe/4-pipe
T = Thermoelectric (230 V, on/off type)
Q = Thermoelectric (24 V, on/off type)
R = Modulating actuator
(230 V, modulating control)
N = Modulating actuator
(24 V, modulating control)
S = Continuous actuator
(24 V, analogue signal 0 - 10 V)
C = Modulating actuator
(230 V, modulating) + 2 contacts
Combinations (4-pipe)
1 = cooling = Thermoelectric
(230 V, on/off)
heating = Modulating actuator
(230 V, modulating)
2 = cooling = Modulating actuator
(230 V, modulating)
heating = Thermoelectric
(230 V, on/off)
3 = cooling = Thermoelectric
(24 V, on/off)
(24 V, modulating)
(24 V, modulating)
heating = Thermoelectric
(24 V, on/off)
with 2 auxiliary switches
(230 V, modulating)
(230 V, modulating)
Capacity stage
0 = Capacity stage 0
Controls package Nr.
Air flow function
A
B
C
D
E
F
N
P
Q
R
S
T
U
Z
Control panel
U = Recirculating air unit

Medium flow function
Only heating
0W
= Pumped Warm Water (PWW)
Cooling only
W0
= Pumped Chilled Water (PCW)
Cooling or heating
WC = Pumped chilled - warm water
Cooling and heating
WE = PCW - electric heating
WW
PCW - PWW
Fan speeds
Terminal box with terminal strip
A = Fan speed 1, 2, 3
Metal sheet electric switch box with
terminal strip or for integrated control
K = Fan speed 1, 2, 3
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
MATRIX OP21C
MATRIX OP30C
MATRIX OP31C
MATRIX OP44C
MATRIX OP50C
MATRIX OP51C
MATRIX.IR
CMS = 983 860
CMT = 983 861
CET = MCR 2000
MATRIX OP44C
MATRIX OP5C
MATRIX OP20C
without control panel
Unit type
Master unit, control panel
A = Single/master unit,
control panel supplied
C = Slave unit
D = Slave unit
Motor/thermal contacts
0 = Standard motor with integrated thermal contacts

1 = Standard motor with external thermal contacts
0 . 1
Water side connection
2
3
8
9
=
=
=
=
2-way (cooling), 2-way (heating)

Colour
1 = Design panel similar to RAL 9003 (signal white)

Air vanes similar to RAL 6034 (pastel turqoise)
Air vanes flocked, similar to RAL 6034 (pastel turqoise)
Air vanes similar to RAL 7035 (light grey)
Air vanes flocked, similar to RAL 7035 (light grey)
Air vanes similar to RAL 9003 (signal white)
9 = other colour (only design panel and unflocked air vanes)
Circuit 1 (2-pipe cooling/heating, 4-pipe cooling)
03
04
06
10
16
25
40
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
Kvs-value 0.25
Kvs-value 0.40
Kvs-value 0.63
Kvs-value 1.0
Kvs-value 1.6
Kvs-value 2.5
Kvs-value 4.0
(R, N, S, C)
(R, N, S, C)
(R, N, S, C)
(R, N, S, C)
(R, N, S, C, T, Q)
(R, N, S, C, T, Q)
(R, N, S, C)
Circuit 2 (4-pipe heating)
03
04
06
10
16
25
40
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
Kvs-value 0.25
Kvs-value 0.40
Kvs-value 0.63
Kvs-value 1.0
Kvs-value 1.6
Kvs-value 2.5
Kvs-value 4.0
(R, N, S, C)
(R, N, S, C)
(R, N, S, C)
(R, N, S, C)
(R, N, S, C, T, Q)
(R, N, S, C, T, Q)
(R, N, S, C)
Shut off valves inlet and outlet
0
1
= without shut off valves

= with shut off valves
Size
S = Single
D = Double
B = Big Single
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Precise air distribution, maximum use of space

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GEA Heat Exchangers / HVAC Systems

GEA Cassette-Geko Fan Coil Unit

Overview of Capacity .....................................................................3

Regulation via Thermostat / Miniature Switches/

Unit Type Code..............................................................................63

PR-2010-0107-GB Subject to modifications Status 12/2011

GEA Cassette-Geko Fan Coil Unit

Units without Electrical Heating

Sound pressure level2

Air flow rate

Ambient conditions refer to page 34 "Acoustics".

Correction factors fK for

Correction factors fH for

Air intake: tL1 [C], 1 [% r.h.]

32/40 30/40 27/46 26/50 24/50

Heating (2-pipe system): 0.68

Heating (4-pipe system): 1.23

Sound power level 6)+3 dB

Maximum indication due to EUROVENT zero tolerance.

PR-2010-0107-GB Subject to modifications Status 12/2011

Components of Fan Coil Units

GEA Cassette-Geko Fan Coil Unit

Unit components (depending on unit model)

Metal sheet electrical control box

GEA is a participant in the EUROVENT certification programme.

PR-2010-0107-GB Subject to modifications Status 12/2011

GEA Cassette-Geko Fan Coil Unit

4-Pipe Chilled and Warm Water

2-Pipe Chilled Water and Electrical Heating

2-Pipe Chilled or Warm Water

2-Pipe Warm Water *

2-Pipe Chilled Water

4 Rohrreihen Khlen, 2-Leiter-System

Technical Data, Dimensions

GEA MATRIX Control System/Thermostat Switches

PR-2010-0107-GB Subject to modifications Status 12/2011

Single basic unit 2-pipe system

GEA Cassette-Geko Fan Coil Unit

Basic unit with valve equipment and

2-point 230/24 V~ 50/60 Hz,

MATRIX control system

PR-2010-0107-GB Subject to modifications Status 12/2011

GEA Cassette-Geko Fan Coil Unit

Heat exchanger Single

Heat exchanger Big Single

Lateral drain pan

Main drain pan Single

Main drain pan Big Single

Main drain pan

Design panel Double

Synthetic washable filter

Design panel Big Single

Plastic frame and

Air vanes, individually

Wide range of colours

EC-Technology: Keyword Energy Efficiency

GEA Cassette-Geko Fan Coil Unit

What are EC motors?

EC-motors (= electronically commutated motors) are DC

Fig. 11: Functional description of an EC motor

This results in the reduction of electrical power consumption of an EC fan by up to 75%.

Electrical power consumption [W]