Brunner Bsv 20 User manual

Instructions for Use

BRUNNER

Log gasification boiler

BSV 20/30

Contents

1 Introduction.................................................................................................................5

1.1 Purpose of this manual................................................................................................................. 5

1.2 Target audience.............................................................................................................................5

1.3 Validity of the instructions............................................................................................................. 5

1.4 Storage of documents...................................................................................................................5

1.5 Symbols and text style rules.........................................................................................................5

1.5.1 Specified symbols........................................................................................................... 5

1.5.2 Text style rules................................................................................................................ 6

1.6 For your safety.............................................................................................................................. 6

1.6.1 Dangers and safety measures........................................................................................6

1.6.2 Warnings......................................................................................................................... 7

1.6.3 Regulations......................................................................................................................8

1.6.4 Conformity....................................................................................................................... 9

1.6.5 Obligations of our Natural Power Partners.....................................................................9

1.6.6 Surfaces with possible risk of burns.............................................................................10

2 Product description..................................................................................................11

2.1 Intended use................................................................................................................................11

2.2 Type plate....................................................................................................................................11

2.3 Overview of the boiler................................................................................................................. 12

2.4 Fuel and water quality requirements.......................................................................................... 12

2.4.1 Logs...............................................................................................................................12

2.4.2 Heating water................................................................................................................ 15

3 Operation basics...................................................................................................... 16

3.1 Licenses.......................................................................................................................................16

3.2 Data protection declaration of Ulrich Brunner GmbH................................................................. 17

3.3 Overview of advertisements........................................................................................................18

3.4 Menu bars....................................................................................................................................19

3.5 Details on the symbols and colors of the displays..................................................................... 22

3.6 Own settings................................................................................................................................23

3.6.1 Individualization of the display-BSV............................................................................. 23

3.6.2 Setting the time of ignition............................................................................................28

3.6.3 Residual heat utilization................................................................................................30

3.6.4 Locking the boiler..........................................................................................................31

3.6.5 Exhaust gas test........................................................................................................... 32

3.6.6 Select heating programs...............................................................................................33

3.6.7 Setting the program for hot water.................................................................................36

3.6.8 Absence time................................................................................................................ 37

3.6.9 Lowering type................................................................................................................39

3.6.10 Summer/Winter switching............................................................................................. 40

3.6.11 Heating circuit frost protection...................................................................................... 40

3.6.12 Disinfection.................................................................................................................... 40

3.6.13 Communication of the system...................................................................................... 41

4 Remote access via myBRUNNER...........................................................................43

4.1 Preconditions and instructions.................................................................................................... 43

4.2 Connect keypads to the Internet.................................................................................................44

4.3 Set up myBRUNNER.................................................................................................................. 45

4.3.1 Registration................................................................................................................... 45

4.3.2 Logging in......................................................................................................................55

4.3.3 Enabling for Service access......................................................................................... 57

4.3.4 Brunner App.................................................................................................................. 59

4.3.5 Network adverts............................................................................................................ 60

4.3.6 Synchronisation with network....................................................................................... 60

4.4 Set up WLAN.............................................................................................................................. 61

4.4.1 Set up WLAN - during commissioning......................................................................... 61

4.4.2 Activate WLAN.............................................................................................................. 62

5 Heating up and operation........................................................................................64

6 Error messages........................................................................................................ 73

6.1 List of error codes and rectification............................................................................................ 73

6.2 Acknowledging error messages.................................................................................................. 77

6.3 Error output..................................................................................................................................77

7 Cleaning and maintenance......................................................................................79

7.1 Cleaning intervals........................................................................................................................79

7.2 Cleaning tool................................................................................................................................82

7.3 Cleaning the boiler...................................................................................................................... 83

7.3.1 Cleaning every time you add wood..............................................................................84

7.3.2 Cleaning after several hours of operation.................................................................... 87

7.3.3 Ash disposal..................................................................................................................91

7.4 Operation with electrostatic separator........................................................................................ 91

7.5 Spare parts BSV......................................................................................................................... 91

8 Decommissioning, disposal.................................................................................... 92

8.1 Disposing of packaging...............................................................................................................92

8.2 Temporarily take the boiler out of operation...............................................................................92

8.3 Decommissioning the boiler........................................................................................................ 93

8.4 Disposing of boilers.....................................................................................................................93

9 Technical and commercial data..............................................................................94

9.1 Declaration of Conformity BSV................................................................................................... 94

9.2 Dimension sheet..........................................................................................................................95

9.2.1 Separator.......................................................................................................................96

9.3 Technical data............................................................................................................................. 97

1 Introduction

1.1 Purpose of this manual

This document contains information about the BSV 20/30. Among others, you will find here information about:

•Safety and risks

•Assembly, installation and commissioning

•Product description and principles of operation

•Operating instructions and control description

•Cleaning and maintenance

•Fault finding and troubleshooting

•Decommissioning and disposal

•Technical and commercial data

1.2 Target audience

This document contains also information for the User of the heating system.

1.3 Validity of the instructions

This technical documentation is valid for: the BRUNNER log gasification boiler BSV 20/30 from 07/2019.

Ulrich Brunner GmbH reserves the right to make technical changes insofar as they serve technical progress

or are required by safety regulations.

1.4 Storage of documents

IMPORTANT

READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE

KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

The operator is responsible for keeping this documentation for the BRUNNER log boiler BSV 20/30 and all

other applicable documents.

1.5 Symbols and text style rules

1.5.1 Specified symbols

In this documentation, a distinction is made between:

Operating personnel as the User of the system, i.e. the end user, which has received instructions from the Contractor

and does not necessarily have additional qualifications.

Operating personnel as the Contractor, i.e. the qualified professionals, which are entitled to perform the indicated spe-

cialist works.

In this document, the following symbols are used:

DANGER

A danger of high risk persists, which leads to severe injury or death, if this endangering situa-

tion is not avoided.

WARNING

A danger of medium risk persists, which can lead to severe injury or death, if this endangering

situation is not avoided.

CAUTION

A danger of low risk persists, which can lead to minor or moderate injury, if this endangering

situation is not avoided.

ATTENTION

There is a certain risk, which can lead to a malfunction or damage of the related system and all

devices connected with it, if the indicated notifications are not followed.

NOTE

Additional helpful information

1.5.2 Text style rules

In this document, the following text style rules are in use:

Handling or operating instructions with several steps

Descriptions of operations or actions with several steps, when these steps must be performed in chronologi-

cal sequence.

1. First working step;

2. Second working step;

3. Third step.

→ Final result

Appearance of on-screen display text in this manual

For descriptions of settings performed on the BRUNNER Touch Display, the displayed text is shown as bold

letters.

1.6 For your safety

1.6.1 Dangers and safety measures

Assembly, installation and maintenance may only be carried out by a specialist company.

•Only carry out activities that are described in these instructions.

Electric shock

Work on the electrical installation may only be carried out by a qualified specialist

company.

•The electrical connections are live. This can lead to an electric shock.

•Observe all applicable regulations.

Risk of injury due to scalding

High water temperatures can lead to scalding. Small children or elderly people can be

at risk even at lower temperatures.

•Do not set the hot water temperature of a connected hot water storage tank higher

than 65°C.

Avoid damage to the appliance and resulting hazards

Sprays, solvents or cleaning agents containing chlorine, paints, adhesives etc. can

cause damage to the appliance under unfavorable circumstances.

Under no circumstances should you make any changes to parts or equipment of the

heating system if these changes could impair operational safety.

Risk of frost

If the BSV remains out of operation in an unheated room for an extended period of

time (e.g. during the vacations), the water in the pipes may freeze. Freezing water

can damage the pipes and cause consequential damage.

•Inform the operator about the frost protection of the heating system.

•Install the BSV in rooms with an ambient temperature of 5 °C to 40 °C.

DANGER

This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons

with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and

knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the

appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children must not play

with the appliance. Cleaning and operator maintenance must not be carried out by

children without supervision.

1.6.2 Warnings

Warnings in this document are emphasized by pictographs and signal words.

The pictograph and the signal word indicate the type, the source or causes of a certain action. The neces-

sary measures or calls for action are indicated.

The result or purpose is shown as well. These warnings refer to possible misuse of the system, which seems

likely based on our experience. The residual risks are indicated too.

The residual risks remain:

- despite the means for integration of safety during construction,

- despite the safety precautions,

- despite the additional protective measures.

For certain points, there are also given some recommendations and instructions on the application of protec-

tive measures, including personal protective equipment. Special safety instructions and recommendations

are applied for transport, handling and storage. Instructions for safe setup and maintenance include separate

protective measures too.

Structure of warnings

The warnings that precede each assembly step, are shown as follows:

Hazard for humans

Type, source and causes of danger

Measures

Calls for action

→ Result or safe use

Hazard for the system

Type, source and causes of danger

Measures

Calls for action

→ Result or safe use

1.6.3 Regulations

When installing, commissioning and maintaining the BSV 20/30 - please note - among other things - the following regu-

lations and guidelines:

Rechtliche Vorgaben:

enum-title

■the legal regulations for accident prevention

■the legal regulations for environment protection

■the provisions of the industry associations

■the “Energy Saving in Buildings” law (Energieeinsparungsgesetz-EnEG)

■the Energy Saving Act (Energieeinsparverordnung-EnEV)

■the Master Fireplace Act (MFeuVo) of the respective Federal Countries (FeuVo)

■the Country Building Code and the list of technical building regulations

■the governmental, regional building codes and boiler room equipment listings.

Standards and Guidelines:

■the relevant safety conditions included in DIN, EN, DVGW, TRI and VDE standard

■EN 12828 Heating systems in buildings - Hot-water heating systems

■BImSchV Federal Immission Control Ordinance

■EN 13384-1 Exhaust systems - heat and flow calculation methods

■DIN 18160-1 Exhaust systems – Part 1: Planning and execution

■EN12831 Heating systems in buildings. Method for calculation of the design heat load

■EN14597 Temperature control devices and temperature limiters for heat generating systems

■DIN 4753 Water heating systems for drinking and process water

■DIN 4109 Sound insulation in buildings, supplementary sheets and permissions

■DIN 1988 Technical rules for drinking water installations (TRWI)

■DIN EN ISO 4126 or TRD 721 - Safety devices for protection against excessive pressure - Safety valves

■Details Norm: DIN VDE 0100-540 VDE 0100-540:2012-06 Setting up low voltage installations

■DIN VDE 0100 Teil 701 DIN VDE 0100-710 Low voltage installations

■DVGW worksheets W551 and W552 Technical measures to reduce the growth of Legionellae

■VDI 2035 Prevention of damage in hot-water heating systems (limestone formation, corrosion)

■VDI 4708 Heating equipment (pressure maintenance, venting, degassing).

1.6.4 Conformity

Hereby we declare as the manufacturer that this product BSV 20/30 complies with

the basic guidelines for sale in the EU.

1.6.5 Obligations of our Natural Power Partners

To ensure the proper functioning of the BSV 20/30, observe the following guidelines:

■Perform works only if you have the necessary expertise.

■Perform only such activities, which are indicated or described in this manual.

■Please ask an expert for instructions on the operation and maintenance of the system and potential haz-

ards that may arise during operation.

1.6.6 Surfaces with possible risk of burns

Risk of injury from burns

Contact with hot surfaces of the boiler can lead to burns (see illustration).

- Do not touch the boiler's flue gas pipe, especially if it is not insulated.

- Allow the boiler to cool down and wear protective gloves before removing the ash.

- Allow the boiler to cool down or wear protective gloves before carrying out cleaning

and maintenance.

- Ask a specialist to advise you of the possible temperatures of the boiler components

(e.g. filling door, operating handles).

During operation

The surface of the boiler becomes hot during operation: see Temperature measurements during operation.

Contact with these surfaces can be dangerous for certain people. Handle with care.

Pos. Designation

Temper-

ature

range (ap-

prox. °C)

1 Lever for cleaning 54-63

2 Filling chamber door 50-55

3Handle filling compart-

ment door 44

4 Center front panel 35-40

5Combustion chamber

door 69

6Handle combustion

chamber door 54-63

2 Product description

2.1 Intended use

The BSV 20/30 boiler has been designed and constructed in accordance with the generally recognized rules

of technology and the recognized safety regulations.

The log gasification boiler is intended as a heat generator for closed central heating systems and for hot wa-

ter preparation (in accordance with DIN 4751 and EN 12828).

Intended use also includes compliance with the operating instructions and operating manual associated with

the boiler.

The operator of a Brunner boiler is obliged to regularly service and maintain the sys-

tem in accordance with the Ordinance on Energy Saving Thermal Insulation and En-

ergy Saving Systems Technology in Buildings (Energy Saving Ordinance - EnEV) §

11. We recommend the conclusion of a maintenance agreement between the special-

ist installer and the operator of the heating system.

Non-intended use:

The boiler is not intended to:

- directly heat drinking water;

- burn fuels other than those specified in the technical documentation.

Non-compliant operation may result in danger to life and limb of the operator or third parties or damage to the boiler.

Any other use of the boiler is not permitted. The manufacturer is not liable for any resulting damage to property or per-

sonal injury.

Any other use or modifications to the product, including during assembly and installation work, will invalidate any war-

ranty claims.

2.2 Type plate

Illustration 1: Example

The type plate is located on the front of the boiler, behind the center front

panel (see also Overview of the boiler ).

It contains the following important information:

CE mark;

Recycling symbol;

Manufacturer's data;

Type test number;

Designation;

Nominal heat output;

Boiler class;

Fuel class;

Approved operating pressure;

Approved operating temperature;

Water content of the boiler;

Operating mode;

Required mains connection;

Current manufacturing number of this boiler

and the note regarding the operating instructions and the obligation to con-

nect

to a buffer tank.

2.3 Overview of the boiler

1User interface

(touch display)

2 Lever for cleaning

3 Filling chamber door

4 Center front panel

5 Combustion chamber door

6 Ash drawer

7 Inspection hole

8 Type plate

9 Filling chamber

10 Boiler cladding

2.4 Fuel and water quality requirements

2.4.1 Logs

The BSV 20/30 boiler is designed for the combustion of untreated wood. With the BSV 20/30 boiler, you use

wood in the form of logs (fuel in accordance with § 3 of the 1st BImSchV No. 4). The boiler is also ideally

suited for use in hot water heating systems.

The fuel should have the following properties:

- Dry, untreated logs with a maximum water content of 20%;

- The firewood is split and adapted to the size of the filling shaft;

- The logs should have a length of approx. 50 cm and an edge length of max. 10 cm.

Wood info

Units of measurement when buying logs

Various units of measurement are used when buying logs. The units used every day are

Solid cubic meter (Fm) (Ster)

A solid cubic meter is one cubic meter of wood without cavities. This corresponds to the size of a cube with

edge lengths of 1 m wide, 1 m long and 1 m high.

Cubic meter (Rm)

A cubic meter is one cubic meter of loosely stacked wood, including the cavities. In southern Germany, the

term “Ster” is also used for this.

Bulk cubic meter (Srm)

A bulk cubic meter is one cubic meter of loosely stacked wood with cavities.

Comparison of cubic meters - bulk cubic meters

Conversion factors can be used to compare the different units of measurement. The type of wood, i.e. soft-

wood or hardwood, and the length of the billets must be taken into account.

Bulk cubic meter (Srm)

Log length 33 cm

Cubic meter (Rm)

Log length 33 cm

Solid cubic meter (Fm)

Log length 33 cm

Beech 1,00 0,68 0,42

Spruce 1,00 0,62 0,40

Beech 1,48 1,00 0,62

Spruce 1,62 1,00 0,64

Beech 2,38 1,61 1,00

Spruce 2,52 1,55 1,00

Information on the quality of logs

Heating value of wood depending on the water content

Water content 15 20 30 50

Tree species Unit Calorific value

kWh/kg 4,32 4,02 3,44 2,26

kWh/Fm 1.926 1.904 1.863 1.713

Spruce

kWh/rm 1.348 1.333 1.304 1.199

Pine kWh/kg 4,32 4,02 3,44 2,26

kWh/Fm 2.190 2.166 2.118 1.948

kWh/rm 1.533 1.516 1.483 1.364

Beech kWh/kg 4,15 3,86 3,30 2,16

kWh/Fm 2.724 2.692 2.631 2.411

kWh/rm 1.907 1.885 1.841 1.687

Birch kWh/kg 4,15 3,86 3,30 2,16

kWh/Fm 2.568 2.538 2.480 2.272

kWh/rm 1.789 1.777 1.736 1.591

When using logs, it is essential to ensure that the moisture content is below the legal limit of 25%. 25% wa-

ter content corresponds to a water content of approx. 20%. Freshly harvested wood must always be dried for

one to two years before use - depending on the nature of the storage location and the state of preparation

(sawn or split).

There is a difference between the water content and the moisture content of the wood. The water content

is the mass of water in the wood in relation to the total mass of the wood. The moisture content of the wood

refers to the mass of water in relation to the dry mass of the wood.

If the fuel is too wet, unnecessary emissions are produced during combustion. In order to maintain an opti-

mum water content of 15 to 20 percent in the wood for combustion, the logs must be stored in a well-ventilat-

ed place protected from rain.

The individual logs should be stacked in such a way that air can flow through the wood pile and there is no

direct contact with the ground.

The storage period is one to two years, depending on the type of wood and the ventilation of the storage lo-

cation.

Storing firewood

Storing firewood correctly

1. store your firewood in sunny, well-ventilated areas (south and west sides of your building);

2. create a dry background (pallets or logs);

3. store your firewood at least 15 cm from the ground;

4. your firewood dries particularly quickly when stacked crosswise;

5. cover your firewood with a rain cover after the summer drying period;

6. if you store your firewood under a canopy, a house wall or an airy wooden hut, leave a gap of at least 10

cm between the wood and the building wall for ventilation;

7. if possible, store the day's fuel consumption in your heated room.

1 Canopy or roof overhang 3 Stacked without supports (at the edge)

2 Supports 4 Round timber cross bearing

Principle of drying:

The wood surface is heated (A) and the water evaporates (B). The air absorbs the water vapor from the

wood surface (C), the air cools down (D), falls downwards (E) and escapes (F).

2.4.2 Heating water

Heating water

In modern heating systems, the quality of the heating water has a significant influence on the functionality

and service life of the heating system due to the combination of different heat generators and components

such as high-efficiency pumps or modern sensor technology. For this reason, there are corresponding na-

tional specifications such as VDI 2035 in Germany, ÖNORM H 5195-1 in Austria and similar regulations.

BRUNNER therefore recommends filling and refilling the heating system with appropriately treated water.

Drinking water analyses for the respective supply area can be requested from the responsible water supply

companies.

3 Operation basics

The images shown in the installation and operating instructions (including display views) do not claim to be an exact

representation of the displays on your system. These depend on the installed system components, their measurement

functions, control variants and set parameters. In some cases, these system parts are not part of the standard ver-

sions, but are provided as optional accessories.

3.1 Licenses

For the visualization of our user interface we use an open source operating system, which is subject to differ-

ent license models.

You can see the licenses used in the software under the menu:

„Settings“ → “Display“ → “Licenses/Contact“

Written Offer

(open source software)

Our product contains software and sourcecode whose rightholders license it under the terms of

the GNU General Public License, version 2 (GPLv2), version 3 (GPLv3), the GNU Lesser Gen-

eral Public License, version 2.1 (LGPLv2.1), version 3 (LGPLv3) and other open source soft-

ware licenses.

If you send us a request for oversending the licensed source code of the software, please use

the following address:

Ulrich Brunner GmbH

Zellhuber Ring 17-18

84307 Eggenfelden

[email protected]

Upon request, we will send you a CD-ROM with the provided source codes. You have to pay the

costs for material, packaging and delivery.

The offer is valid for at least three years from the date of delivery of the product on which the

software is installed, and as long as we can offer spare parts and customer service for this prod-

uct, or from the time of downloading the software from our homepage.

Please include the type of product for which you want to receive the source code in your re-

quest.

3.2 Data protection declaration of

Ulrich Brunner GmbH

Notes on protecting your personal data

Ulrich Brunner GmbH always endeavors to save and process only the personal data that are necessary and

indispensable or that are required to be stored and processed by law.

We strictly adhere to the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Federal

Data Protection Act (BDSG and BDSG new).

We do not pass on personal data to third parties; unless we are required to do so by law or by court order.

Persons under the age of 18 should only transfer personal data to us with the consent of their legal

guardians. If there is reason for a complaint, it can be addressed to the responsible state authority.

The required contact details can be found on the website: https://www.lda.bayern.de. If other sources of in-

formation or services (websites, apps, etc.) from Ulrich Brunner GmbH are used, the data protection declara-

tions listed also apply.

Purpose of data processing

We only collect, store and process personal data for the express or implicitly agreed purpose. These are e.g.

Address data for processing an information request, or for making offers, invoicing etc. or bank data for pro-

cessing payment transactions. Without an independent declaration of consent, this data is not e.g. used to

send as newsletter or similar purpose.

Saving and deleting

We only store personal data for as long as is necessary to fulfill the agreed purpose or as required by law. If

the agreed purpose is fulfilled or there is no longer a legal basis for storage, this data will be deleted as far as

possible. If deletion is not technically possible, the data will be marked in such a way that further processing

is impossible.

Deletion requests, requests for information, requests for changes or revocation of a declaration of consent

can be directed at any time to the data protection officer of Ulrich Brunner GmbH.

Responsible for data processing

Ulrich Brunner GmbH

Zellhuber Ring 17-18

D-84307Eggenfelden

E-Mail: [email protected]

Tel.: 08721/771-0

You can contact the data protection officer under: daten-

[email protected].

3.3 Overview of advertisements

101113

No. Designation Function

1 Top menu bar Quick access to the settings

2 Operating status Display of the current operating status and service displays

3 Exhaust gas temperature Current temperature of the exhaust gases in °C

4 Boiler flow temperature Current boiler temperature in °C

5 Status display - buffer Display of the current operating status and service displays

6 Buffer top - temperature display

7Buffer center - temperature dis-

play

8Buffer bottom - temperature dis-

play

Buffer temperatures (temperature sensor) in °C in the relevant areas

of the buffer tank (shown in color)

9 Motorized - Return flow boost Depending on the configured return flow boost, the mixer symbol is

displayed differently or hidden

10 Return temperature Temperature display of the return temperature

11 Combustion chamber Depending on the current operating status, the flame is displayed in

color

No. Designation Function

12 Filling chamber There are different displays depending on the degree of filling with

logs

13 Ignition Different symbols - depending on the selected ignition type

14 Ignition depending on the current status - different colors (grey / red)

15 Filling compartment door status

(locking) Different symbols - depending on the current locking status

16 Bottom menu bar Access to other applications, if available, etc.

17 Outdoor temperature Display of the outdoor temperature measurement

The measured values displayed may deviate slightly from the actual value.

3.4 Menu bars

Top menu bar with a black

display design

Top menu bar with a white

display design

The top menu bar consists of the following buttons:

Home view

is the start page and the starting point for all applications;

This button displays a schematic view of the boiler system.

The fields with texts and values provide information about the current operating mode of the boil-

er (e.g. operating mode, temperature measurements at various measuring points)

Sensors

In the Sensors view, all sensor values (measured and calculated values) are listed with the as-

sociated numerical value, including their unit. A graphic preview is also displayed on the right-

hand side of the sensor field.

The following parameters can be read on this page: Boiler output (kW), boiler temperature (ºC),

temperature in the combustion chamber (ºC), temperature of the flue gases (ºC); lambda probe

(% residual oxygen content); return temperature (ºC) and temperature in the top buffer tank (ºC).

Proceed as follows to select a sensor value:

1. touch the name of the desired value (e.g. combustion cham-

ber) in the left part of the touch display;

2. for a full view of the graph, touch the area of the graph;

The progression of the selected parameter over time is dis-

played graphically in the full view.

Note: The scaling automatically adapts to the value and time

curve.

The measured values displayed may deviate slightly from the actual value.

This button enables direct access to the adjustable additional functions (lock boiler; ignition en-

able; start temperature - see details in the operating instructions) and view of important para-

meters: the current value and its target value: boiler (°C); return flow (°C); combustion chamber

(°C); flue gas (°C); lambda probe (%); output control (%); top buffer temperature (°C); middle

buffer temperature (°C) and many more. (are sometimes displayed differently - depending on the

connected heating control)

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