Creda Tsf24k User manual

CREDA

Fan

Storage

Heaters

|

stallation

tructions

Models

TSF24K, TSF32K,

TSF42K

AC

only

IMPORTANT

INSTRUCTIONS:

RETAIN

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

C

Conditions

under

which

despatched

These

instructions

should

be

read

carefully

and

retained

for

future

reference.

Note

also

the

infor-

mation

given

on

the

appliance.

1.

THIS

HEATER

IS

VERY

HEAVY,

BEFORE

INSTALLING

ENSURE

THAT

THE

SUPPORTING

SURFACE

IS

STRONG

ENOUGH

TO

SUPPORT

THE

WEIGHT

OF

THE

HEATER

(SEE

BELOW

“INSTALLED

WEIGHTS“).

IN

ORDER

TO

MAINTAIN

STABILITY

AND

TO

ENSURE

ITS

FUTU-

RE

SAFETY

IN

USE,

IT

IS

ESSENTIAL

THAT

IT

IS

SECURED

TO

A

SOUND

WALL

BY

MEANS

OF

THE

FIXING

SUPPLIED.

IRREGULAR

SURFACES

SUCH

AS

MAY

RESULT

FROM

CAR-

PETS

OR

TILED

SURROUNDS

PARTIALLY

PROTRUDING

UNDER

THE

HEATER

SHOULD

BE

AVOIDED.

IMPORTANT:

ACCESSORY

FEET

ACCESSORY

FEET

ARE

AVAILABLE

TO

FIT

THESE

HEATERS,

AND

SHOULD

BE

USED

WHERE

THE

HEATER

WILL

STAND

ON

THICK

PILE

CARPETS

OR

IN

A

SITUATION

WHERE

OTHERWISE

THE

OUTLET

GRILLE

MAY

BE

OBSTRUCTED.

Installed

Weights

TSF24K

137

kg

TSF32K

.

176

kg

TSF42K

215

kg

2.

All

installations

must

be

supervised

by

a

qualified

electrician.

Installations

and

wiring

must

be

con-

form

to

the

current

IEE

regulations

(UK),

local

or

appropriate

regulations

(other

countries).

PLEASE

NOTE:

THESE

HEATERS

MUST

NOT

BE

CONNECTED

TO

A

30

AMP

RING

CIR-

CUIT.

3.

For

assembly

of

the

heater

the

following

tool

is

required:

Screwdriver

Torx

20

4.

The

minimum

clearances

given

below

must

be

strictly

adhered

to.

DO

NOT

POSITION

THE

HEATERS

UNDER

WINDOWS

WHERE

CURTAINS

MAY

CONTACT

THE

HEATER.

BELOW

SHELF,

OVERHANG:

PARTLY

CONCEALED

BY

Minimum

clearances

of

100

mm

FASCIA

PANEL.

above

and

to

both

sides

of

the

NB

air

ducts

qa

and

@

must

be

heater

must

be

maintained.

NE

maintained.

The

heater

set

and

bricks

are

supplied

separately.

The

heater

set

is

mounted

on

a

wooden

pallet

for

transit

and

consists

of

the

following:

1.

Heater

case

2.

Heating

element

set

containing:

elements

accessory

bag

with

wall

fixing,

charge

control

knob,

wall

bracket

screws

3.

3

Wall

spacer

brackets:

packed

on

top

of

heater

case

CAREFULLY

UNPACK

HEATER

SET

AND

CONFIRM

THAT

PARTS

ARE

COMPLETE

BEFORE

REMOVING

PACKAGING

FROM

SITE.

Bricks

are

supplied

in

boxes

of

3,

marked

328

600.

MODEL

TSF24K

|

TSF32K

TSF42K

BRICKS

SUPPLIED

6

Packs

|

8

Packs

10

Packs

Rating

label

TLIN/EARTH

240V/50Hz

IL/N/EARTH

240V/50Hz

|

TSF

32K

:

7

h

|

Lo;

AW

[1500w

|

Typ:

S30

E

4571

W

|

A

15W

&

|176

kg

Made

in

Germany

32

kWh

|

E-Nr.:

46/2548

FD:

A

weight

)

charge

acceptance

XK

control

part

Ab

auxiliary

heating

a

fan

Unit

assembly

1.Take

the

heater

out

of

its

packaging.

Dispose

of

the

packing

material

in

an

appropriate

way.

Screw

the

two

side

wall

contact

strips

onto

the

back

panel

of

the

heater.

Screw

the

upper

wall

contact

strip

onto

the

two

wall

contact

strips

on

the

sides.

L

KEM

A

He

om]

El

5

Ke

4,2

x

19

42x19

|

B

3.

Note:

The

side

panels

have

keyhole-shaped

cutouts.

For

more

clearness

see

also

step

19

on

page

5.

Push

the

left-hand

and

right-

hand

side

walls

vertically

about

5

mm

upwards

and

then

pull

off

sideways.

Undo

the

fastening

screws

for

the

front

panel.

—

Remove

f

Knob

M4x25

A

2.

Remove

thermostat

knob

on

the

right

side

panel.

Remove

the

fastening

screws

for

the

two

side

walls.

4.

Swing

the

front

panel

forwards

and

remove

it

from

the

upper

edge.

Insert

the

connecting

cables

and

strain-relieve

(see

also

electrical

connection

page

7).

The

connecting

leads

should

be

cut

to

a

suitable

length

so

that

they

cannot

come

into

contact

with

any

hot

surfaces

of

the

heater.

No

loops

of

cable

should

be

left

behind

or

underneath

the

unit.

5.

Stability

The

heater

must

be

fixed

securely

to

a

solid

wall

to

prevent

movement.

A

screw

with

wall

plug

is

provided

in

the

accessory

pack

to

secure

the

heater.

The

assembled

heater

must

be

able

to

resist

a

horizontal

pull

of

at

least

200N

on

its

upper

edge

without

toppling

or

shifting.

If

the

required

stability

cannot

be

achieved

with

the

supplied

accesso-

ries,

e.g.

in

the

case

of

light-construction

walls,

the

installer

must

select

a

suitable

wall

fixing

method.

|

Core

space

=

cover

D

SX

6.

Remove

core

space

cover.

For

this

purpose,

unscrew

the

middle

fastening

screw,

swing

the

core

space

cover

out

slightly

on

the

right-hand

side

and

pull

it

to

the

right.

Lay

the

cover

down

in

such

a

way

as

not

to

damage

the

thermal

insulation.

7.

Remove

the

transport

protection

(folded

cardboard).

side.

Element

slots

must

always

face

upwards.

8.

Put

in

the

lower

row

of

storage

bricks.

Begin

at

the

right-hand

9.

After

putting

in

the

lower

row

of

bricks,

install

the

first

heating

element.

ment.

10.

Put

in

the

second

and

third

rows

of

bricks.

Install

second

ele-

switch

space

outlet

space

11.

After

putting

in

the

fourth

row

of

bricks,

the

third

element

must

be

installed.

Then

slide

the

fifth

row

of

bricks

sideways

under

the

air

outlet

space

and

the

switching

space.

third

element.

12.

Put

in

the

last

row

of

bricks

(6

rows

of

bricks

in

all).

Clean

the

ISERIES

SSDS

SCR

EEN

NOREEN

RETORTED

13.

Refit

core

space

cover.

Left-hand

side:

The

lip

at

the

top

of

the

core

space

cover

must

lie

on

the

left-hand

partition.

The

side

edge

of

the

core

space

cover

must

be

pushed

behind

the

lip

of

the

left-hand

partition.

Right-hand

side:

Insert

side

flange

of

the

core

space

cover

between

the

thermal

insulati-

on

and

the

partition,

paying

attention

to

the

guide

slots.

Tightly

press

the

core

space

cover

and

screw

it

tightly

to

the

right-hand

partition.

14.

Connect

the

element

tails

to

the

cable

harness.

For

this

purpose,

place

the

numbered

connecting

cables

on

the

terminal

ends

of

the

elements.

The

partition

is

also

marked

with

the

corresponding

numbers.

Fasten

loose

cables

to

the

cable

harness

to

oavoid

contact

to

the

hot

ends

of

the

heating

elements.

Electrical

connection

15.

NOTE:

Two

supplies

are

taken

into

the

heater,

an

off-peak

sup-

ply

to

the

heating

element

circuit

and

a

separate

on-peak

supply

to

the

fan

circuit

(see

wiring

diagram).

Refer

to

rating

label

on

front

of

heater

case

for

the

loading

of

heater

and

fan

circuits

on

the

appli-

ance

supplied.

Introduce

mains

supply

cables

through

the

cable

clamps

in

the

back

panel,

to

the

terminal

area,

and

connect

in

accordance

with

the

terminal

markings

and

wiring

diagrams.

Heat

resisting

cable

must

be

used.

Ensure

that

cable

is

clamped

so

that

there

is

no

excess

cable

in

the

terminal

area.

CHECK

ALL

ELEMENT

AND

SUPPLY

CONNECTIONS

FOR

TIGHTNESS.

On

no

account

should

any

surplus

cable

be

pushed

inside

or

behind

the

heater.

The

appliance

must

be

earthed.

Special

instructions:

3

phase

supply

The

heater

is

factory

supplied

for

connection

to

a

single

phase

240

volt

supply.

The

heater

may

alternatively

be

connected

to

a3

phase,

415

volt

supply

by

removal

of

bus-bars,

as

shown

on

the

wiring

diagram.

Completion

of

heater

assembly

16.

Insert

the

front

panel

into

the

folded

edge

on

the

cover,

raising

the

cover

slightly

in

doing

so.

fi

‘a

Eis

i

|

ag

ba

|

7

|

k

myy

SV

E

i

17.

Screw

the

front

panel

tightly

(screw

B).

DO

NOT

OVERTIGH-

TEN

THE

SCREWS.

18.

Before

fitting

the

right-hand

side

panel

knock

out

the

plastic

bungs

which

blank

off

the

charge

control

knob

aperture.

19.

The

side

panels

have

keyhole-shaped

cutouts.

Push

the

side

panels

over

the

screws

and

push

downwards.

M4x25

A

Charge

control

Switch

fan

on/off

Switch

auxiliary

heating

Identification

plate

Thermostat

20.

Screw

the

side

panels

tightly

(screw

A).

DO

NOT

OVERTIGH-

TEN

THE

SCREWS.

Assembly

is

now

finished.

21.

Fit

the

charge

control

knob

and

room

thermostat

control

knob

over

their

spindles

in

the

right-hand

side

panel.

b

23.

Finally,

disconnect

the

electricity

supply

and

connect

each

sup-

ply

cable

to

a

suitable

double

pole

switch

adjacent

to

the

applian-

ce.

The

heater

is

now

ready

for

operation

and

the

supply

may

be

reinstated.

Important:

Commisioning

heater

—

see

overleaf.

Circuit

diagrams

for

Fan

storage

heaters

Models

TSF24K,

TSF32K,

TSF42K

Resetting

the

thermal

cutout

(when

there

has

been

a

fault):

This

should

only

be

done

by

a

skilled

person

!

~

Isolate

the

storage

heater

from

the

power

supply

—

Remove

the

right-hand

side

panel

~

Allow

the

unit

to

cool

down

sufficiently

~

Press

the

reset

button,

e.g.

using

the

blade

of

a

screwdriver

1.

Integral

room

thermostat

(factory

supplied)

Ai/Z1~

Automatic

charge

control

A2/Z2~

(not

available

in

UK)

E

Earth

L1

Live

L2

L3

LE

Thermostat

controlled

discharge

supply

LH

Auxiliary

heater

supply

M1

Fan

N

Neutral

R1

Heating

elements

R2

R3

R7

Fan

resistor

(TSF42K

only)

R8

Charge

control

resistor

R9

Auxiliary

heater

RTR

Room

temperature

control

STR1,2

Thermal

cutout

(automatic

reset)

TB

Thermal

cutout

TR

Charge

control

thermostat

TRO

Temperature

control,

auxiliary

heater

TRG

Temperature

control,

air

grille

Off

peak

(restricted)

supply

Single

phase

connection

~

Sini

j

1L/N/Earth

240

V~

g

N

Off

peak

(restricted)

supply

Three

phase

connection

3L/N/Earth

415

V~

Pek

N

p

Se

MON

‘oe

4”

N

ZLL3—

L3

2

l=

L2

—

L2

TA

rand

aa

E

®©

pe

-PE

On

peak

(24hour)

supply

240

V~

2.

Wall

mounted

room

thermostat

(optional)

A1i/Z1~

Automatic

charge

control

Off

peak

(restricted)

supply

Off

peak

(restricted)

supply

|

A2/Z2~

(not

available

in

UK)

Single

phase

connection

Three

phase

connection

|

i

|

TB[

STR2

[5

|

STRI

|

5

|

IL/N/Earth

240

V~

SL/N/Earth

415

V~

l

E

Earth

A

[a

[2]

a

NGA

|

FE

|

Li

Live

enh

[eN

N

|

L2

5

N

—N

5

N=

N

L3

4

N

4

N

LE

Thermostat

controlled

3k

L3

3

l-

L3

—

L3

discharge

supply

|

2eL2—L

2\-l2—

L2

LH

Auxiliary

heater

supply

l1]

L1

4

U=

Lt

M1

Fan

N

Neutral

"OO

re

PE

Sle)

PES—

"PE

R1

Heating

elements

R2

A1/Zi~

Re

A2/Z2~

R7

Fan

resistor

(TSF42K

only)

R8

Charge

control

resistor

R9

Auxiliary

heate

i

RTR

Room

temperature

control

STR1,2

Thermal

cutou

x

i

(automatic

reset)

On

peak

(24hour)

supply

240

V~

rB

Thermal

cutou

TR

Charge

control

thermostat

RQ

emperature

control,

auxiliary

heater

TRG

Temperature

control,

air

grille

Commissioning

When

all

the

installation

work

is

complete,

test

heater

for

operation.

Note:

During

initial

operation

some

odour

may

be

noticed

due

to

the

newness

of

the

materials

used

in

Heater

manufacture.

This

is

normal

and

will

disappear

after

a

short

period

of

use.

It

is,

however,

advisable

to

keep

the

room

will

ventilated.

It

is

also

recommended

that

the

fan

is

run

to

ensure

that

any

dust

particles

that

have

accumulated

in

the

|

heater

are

ejected.

Clean

the

outlet

grille

and

adjacent

surfaces

after

first

operation.

|

In

cases

where

unauthorised

persons

may

tamper

with

the

control

knobs

it

is

possible

to

remove

the

control

knobs

once

the

controls

have

been

put

to

the

correct

setting,

and

fill

the

openings

with

the

pla-

stic

caps

supplied

(see

stage

18

overleaf).

|

i

459273.66.03

05/03/A

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Energy

Products

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