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Personal Environments User Guide
Supplied & Circulated Air Systems
Putting your comfort in your control
Control the comfort in your workspace to your liking with Personal Environments Supplied Air System and Circulated Air System from Johnson Controls. The Circulated Air System lets you adjust the air flow, radiant heat, background noise and lighting just the way you want it, whenever you want it. In addition to these same adjustments, the Supplied Air System allows you to adjust the air temperature, too.
Control the comfort in your workspace to your liking with Personal Environments Supplied Air System and Circulated Air System from Johnson Controls. The Circulated Air System lets you adjust the air flow, radiant heat, background noise and lighting just the way you want it, whenever you want it. In addition to these same adjustments, the Supplied Air System allows you to adjust the air temperature, too.
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Getting comfortable with your systemThe Personal Environments control unit puts comfort control at your fingertips. Simply decide whether you want to put it on top of your desk or on the wall.To use on your desk, just pull out the stand from the back of the unit. |
To mount on a wall, attach to the utility rail using the mounting tab. The occupancy sensor turns the system on and off automatically. So point it to where you sit in your workspace. Now you’re ready to personalize your environment.
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| Air Temperature (Supplied Air System ONLY) For the coolest air, keep the lever in the down position. Move the lever up for warmer air. |
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| Air Speed Adjust air speed to the level you want. Move the lever up to increase the amount of air circulation. |
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| Radiant Heat Put the radiant heat panel where it will provide the warmth you want for your legs and feet. When the lever is down, the panel is off. As you move it up, the temperature increases. The red light on the radiant heat panel indicates it’s heating. |
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| Background Noise Minimize distractions by adding “background noise.” Adjust the lever to give you the desired sense of privacy. The “up” position gives you the most noise masking. |
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| Lighting Adjust task lighting to the level you want. Move the lever up for brighter light. (In some installations task lights are not set up to be dimmable.) |
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| Occupancy Sensor When it senses movement, the system switches on to its previous settings. The green light shows it’s operating. When your office is unoccupied for about 15 minutes, the system turns off and goes into standby. |
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| Air Diffuser Adjust air flow direction by rotating the diffuser and moving the louvers up or down with the knob. |
Other things you should know
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Supplied Air SystemAir Filter The air supplied to your desktop is filtered. Check the filter every six months and replace as needed. It’s located in the middleand the bottom of the unit mounted under your desk. |
Circulated Air SystemAir Filter The air that circulates in your workspace is filtered. Check the filter every six months and replace as needed. It’s located in the filter drawer at the bottom of the unit mounted under your desk. |
If the system doesn’t come on: Make sure the occupancy sensor is facing you. If the green light on the control unit doesn’t come on, or if nothing happens when you adjust the control levers, contact building maintenance.
If the radiant heat panel isn’t getting warm: Check the side of the panel to see if the power switch is lit. If it’s not, flip the switch to the other position.
Caution: The surface of the radiant heat panel can reach 180° F. Before using it, read the safety instructions on both the front and back of the radiant heat panel.
Johnson Controls, Inc., shall not be held liable for the damages resulting from misapplication or misuse of its products.
USER GUIDES
Control the comfort conditions in your workspace to your liking with Personal Environments from Johnson Controls.
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Personal Environments supplied air systems are incorporated into the building's HVAC design, delivering filtered air directly to the desktop.
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