Burlington Trafalgar R1 CHR User manual

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The radiator can be installed in three different heating configurations; connected to a central heating
system, fitted with a summer electric heating kit as an electric radiator, or as a dual source connected
to a central heating system and with a summer electric heating kit fitted.
PLEASE NOTE: THE TRAFALGAR AND BLOOMSBURY RADIATORS ARE MADE FROM STEEL AND
WHEN CONNECTED TO CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS SHOULD ONLY BE USED ON CLOSED SYSTEMS
CONTAINING A RUST INHIBITOR.
- review instructions carefully before installation
- installation should be completed by a suitably qualified person
- please dispose of packaging in a responsible manner
Bloomsbury R2 CHR
Trafalgar
R1 CHR
POSITION:
The radiator, if intended to be heated with the summer electric heating kit, can be installed in the Zone 2
area (see Fig below), but the electrical connection box must be outside the Zone 2 area.
Zone 1 Zone 2
Zone 0
225cm
Zone 1
60cm
Zone 1 Zone 2
225cm
60cm
Zone 1
Zone 0
Zone 2
60cm
60cm
Zone 0
(1) Side view, bath (2) Top view (3) Side view, shower
PLEASE NOTE:
●This product can only be used at PN≤1MPa (10Kg/cm, 10Bar). It should only be filled with a water
mixture containing a rust inhibitor, and at a temperature below 100°C (or 212°F). See table below
for installation requirements.
●If the temperature exceeds 48°C (or 120°F), please install a warning sign near the product to avoid
burning or scalding accidents.
0°C ≤t≤100°C
●If the product is not used for a period during which ambient temperature drops below 5°C (or 41°F),
please drain the water out of the radiator to avoid oxidization.
●For prolonged usage and safe operation please check product at regular intervals.
°C
Water mixture
containing a
rust inhibitor
AFTER CARE ...
The Trafalgar and Bloomsbury radiators are made from steel with chrome plating, and should not be
cleaned with corrosive or scouring cleaning agents.

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Ø8mm
Tools required:
Parts supplied: Installation position is determined by installer.
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After installation ...
●Use a screwdriver to open the air vent,
open the inlet valve and let the water rush
into the radiator. Check all connections for
leaks.
●Once water overflows from the air vent,
there is no air in the tube, use a screwdriver
to close the air vent. Turn on the outlet valve
and the radiator is ready for use.
Parts required:
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The diagrams of control valve and the connecting pipe as shown above are for reference only, and
should be purchased separately.
Heated with the central heating system
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After installation ...
●Use a screwdriver to open the air vent, heating
the liquid inside radiator till summer heating kit
stop working, once no liquid flowing out from the
air vent, use a screwdriver to close the air vent,
then the radiator is ready for use!
Parts required:
Connect to the electric supply via a fused spur. Then
check for leaks. At all times follow the installation
instructions supplied with the Summer Electric Heating
kit. All electric work must be done by a suitably qualified
person.
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Fill water
The diagram of the summer electric heating kit as shown above is for reference only, and
can be purchased separately.
Heated with the summer electric heating kit only
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If the radiator is to be used for electric heating only ( not
connected to a central heating system ), then seal the
bottom inlet / outlet nipples with the blanking plugs.
Fill the radiator approximately 90% with a water mixture
containing a rust inhibitor – failure to do this will lead to
leaking as the radiator rusts from the inside. Filling with
more than 90% liquid will lead to leaking as the water
mixture expands as it heats up.
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Water mixture volume (90% full ) ：
R1 CHR : 6.5 liters
R2 CHR : 4.5 liters

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Parts required:
Connect to the electric supply via a fused spur. Then check for leaks. At all times follow the installation
instructions supplied with the Summer Electric Heating kit. All electric work must be done by a suitably
qualified person.
Dual source connect to central heating system and with a summer
electricheating kit
2x 2x
The diagrams of control valve, the connecting pipe and the summer electric heating kit as shown above are
for reference only, and should be purchased separately.
If this radiator used as a dual source connected to central heating system and with a summer
electric heating kit fitted:
●While use central heating system, power supply must be shut off, and release the air in radiator
as described in page 3.
●While use summer electric heating kit only, turn off the inlet and outlet valves, and make sure the
liquid in the radiator is approximately 90% - failure to do this will lead to leaking as radiator rusts
from the inside, more than 90% liquid will lead to leaking as liquid expands as it heats up. And
release the air in radiator as described in page 4.
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This summer electric heating kit allows you the benefit of heat from your bathroom radiator on cooler days
without the need to run your complete central heating system. When incorporated the electric heating element
heats only the bathroom radiator, and the water does not get circulated to the other radiators in your home. It
does not prevent the circulation of water into the bathroom radiator when the central heating pump is running,
and thus does not need to be removed again once installed.
Summer Electric Heating Kit (150W for Cleaver & Berkeley & Vincent) R8 CHR
Summer Electric Heating Kit (250W for Bloomsbury) R9 CHR
Summer Electric Heating Kit (400W for Trafalgar) R10 CHR
Fitting into the bathroom radiator:
The product should be installed by a competent plumber.
The bathroom radiator must be isolated from the rest of the central heating system by closing its shut-off/control
valves, and then drained. If isolation cannot be achieved, then the complete central heating system must be
drained down to below the level of the bathroom radiator (note that when refilling it may be necessary to top-up
any corrosion inhibitor in the system).
The heating element should be inserted into the radiator, do not overtighten.
The isolating valves should be opened and the radiator bled of all air.
Zone 1 Zone 2
Zone 0
225cm
Zone 1
60cm
Zone 1 Zone 2
225cm
60cm
Zone 1
Zone 0
Zone 2
60cm
60cm
Zone 0
(1) Side view, bath (2) Top view (3) Side view, shower
Position:
This summer electric heating kit is intended to be installed in a bathroom or shower-room. It is IP44 rated and may
be installed in the Zone 2 area (see Fig below), but the electrical connection box must be outside the Zone 2 area.
Electrical connection:
The sealed heating element is supplied complete with its own mains cable. Do not use an extension cable. It is a
3-wire product which must be earthed. It should be connected to the household fixed wiring by a qualified
electrician in accordance with the national Wiring Regulations (BS.7671). A switch for disconnection from the
electricity supply, having a contact separation in all poles that provide full disconnection under overvoltage category
III conditions, must be incorporated in the fixed wiring. A switched spur outlet incorporating a 3A fuse may be used,
but this must be positioned outside the Zone 2 area (i.e. further away from the bath or shower). The national Wiring
Regulations also require that each circuit supplying a bathroom must be protected by a 30mA RCD in its supply.
Safety warnings:
a) This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
b) Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
c) As when the central heating system is operating, this summer electric heating kit will cause the bathroom
radiator to get hot to touch during operation.
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d) Switch off the heating element at the supply when not in use.
e) Do not operate the heating element when there is no water in the radiator. It incorporates an overheat protection
thermal fuse which may blow if this occurs.
f) If the mains supply cable to the heating element becomes damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its
service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
Operation:
When the electricity supply is switched on the bathroom radiator will heat up. The heating element incorporates an
integral fixed temperature thermostat, so no temperature adjustment is necessary.
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Summer Electric
Heating Kit
Radiator Output
Cleaver & Berkeley & Vincent Bloomsbury Trafalgar
150W X
X
X
250W
400W
The table below is a guide to help choose which summer electric heating kit is most suitable for which radiator.
1x 1x
Tools Required: Parts Supplied:
Connect to the electric supply via a fused spur. Then
check for leaks. All electric work must be done by a
suitably qualified person.
Fill water
If this radiator used as a dual source connected to central heating system and with
a summer electric heating kit fitted:
• While use central heating system, power supply must be shut off, and release the air in radiator per the instruction
supplied with the radiator.
• While use summer electric heating kit only,turn off the inlet and outlet valves, and make sure the liquid in the radiator is
approximately 90% - failure to do this will lead to leaking as radiator rusts from the inside, more than 90% liquid will lead
to leaking as liquid expands as it heats up. And release the air in radiator per the instruction supplied with the radiator.