HOLLAND HEATER HHB-70 User manual

HOLLAND HEATER USER MANUAL
HHB Air heater April 2012
Air heater type HHB-70

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HOLLAND HEATER
Air heater
HHB-70
Many thanks for your confidence in us!
We are convinced that you will be satisfied!
0461BT0933
EC – declaration of conformity
Certificate of Origin
We hereby declare that the models and versions of the above-mentioned appliance, as
launched onto the market by ourselves, comply with the European health and safety
guidelines.
N.B.
We kindly request that you carefully read the operating instructions, prior to using your new
appliance for the first time, in order to guarantee that your new system operates correctly and
efficiently and in order to increase your personal safety. You should especially take note of
the warning symbols.

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1 Holland Heater
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced and/or published by means
of print, photocopy, microfilm or any other means, without the prior written permission of
Holland Heater. This similarly applies to the accompanying drawings and diagrams.
Holland Heater reserves the right to change parts at any time, without informing the
consumer either directly or prior to doing so. The content of this manual is also subject to
change, without prior notification.
This manual applies to the standard design air heater. Holland Heater therefore cannot be
held liable for any damages arising from changes made to the specifications of the standard
design appliance.
Please contact your supplier for information not included within this manual relating to
adjustments, maintenance work or repairs.
This manual has been compiled with the utmost care and attention; however Holland Heater
cannot accept responsibility for any errors within this book or the consequences of such
errors.
PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS DOCUMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE USING
YOUR AIR HEATER.
THIS DOCUMENT SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT WITHIN REACH OF THE AIR HEATER.

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GENERAL MANUAL
1 Holland Heater........................................................................................................3
2 General....................................................................................................................5
2.1 Foreword..................................................................................................................5
2.2 Pictograms and symbols...........................................................................................6
2.3 Service and technical support...................................................................................6
2.4 Warranty provisions..................................................................................................6
2.5 Identification of the air heater....................................................................................7
2.6 Ordering parts...........................................................................................................7
3 Safety regulations and hazard warnings...............................................................8
3.1 General.....................................................................................................................8
3.2 User manual.............................................................................................................8
3.3 Pictograms and instructions on the air heater...........................................................8
3.4 Users........................................................................................................................8
3.5 Intended use.............................................................................................................9
MANUAL FOR AUTHORISED PERSONS
4 Technical specifications ......................................................................................10
4.1 Safety devices........................................................................................................11
4.2 Modifications...........................................................................................................11
4.3 Installation..............................................................................................................11
4.4 Use.........................................................................................................................11
5 Installation.............................................................................................................12
5.1 Gas connection.......................................................................................................12
5.2 Electrical connection...............................................................................................12
5.3 General points........................................................................................................14
6 Operation ..............................................................................................................15
6.1 General functioning.................................................................................................15
6.2 Operation................................................................................................................16
6.3 Introduction.............................................................................................................19
7 Maintenance..........................................................................................................21
8 Conversion to another gas type ..........................................................................22
9 Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................24
9.1 General...................................................................................................................24
9.2 Burner relay response to malfunctions....................................................................24
9.3 Burner relay status indicator...................................................................................25
9.4 Burner relay malfunction indicator...........................................................................26
9.5 Malfunctions and potential solutions.......................................................................27
9.6 Technical support...................................................................................................29
10 Annexes ................................................................................................................30

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2 General
2.1 Foreword
Use of this document:
This document is intended as a reference work, which may be used only by authorised
persons for the purpose of safely installing, using and maintaining the product indicated on
the cover of this document.
Holland Heater B.V. shall not be held liable for any damages or injuries arising as a result of
failure to comply with the instructions provided within this manual.
The air heater has been designed and manufactured with the utmost care and attention to
ensure that it will provide you with many years of service.
The air heater complies with the NEN-EN 12669 European standard and bears the CE
quality mark.
As a consequence of this, modifications to the air heater are not permitted.
Prior to being supplied to you, this air heater has been subjected to a close inspection. To
ensure that your air heater continues to serve you for many years, without any problems, we
advise you to contact an authorised specialist to service your appliance once every year. If
you follow the instructions in this manual, you can rest assured that you will enjoy your air
heater for many years to come.

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2.2 Pictograms and symbols
You may encounter the following pictograms and symbols on the air heater and in this
document.
TIP
Suggestions and recommendations intended to enable you to perform the
relevant procedures more easily.
WARNING
Procedures which – when not performed with the necessary caution – can cause
damage to the air heater or the environment or bodily injury.
WARNING
Risk of electrocution.
WARNING
Risk of burns.
WARNING
Take care when using high pressure hose.
RECYCLING
2.3 Service and technical support
For information regarding specific adjustments, maintenance or repair work that fall outside
the scope of this document, please contact your supplier. Your supplier is always ready to
assist you. Please ensure that you have the information on the identification plate to hand.
2.4 Warranty provisions
The sales and warranty provisions applicable to the air heater, as per the Metaalunie
conditions, form part of the terms and conditions of delivery.
Holland Heater is registered with the Haaglanden Chamber of Commerce under number
27226471.

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2.5 Identification of the air heater
The identification plate of your air heater is fixed to the appliance. This lists the correct
information for the air heater supplied. The figure below shows an example of a possible
identification plate.
2.6 Ordering parts
It is essential that you state the following information when ordering parts:
•The item number for the part you wish to order.
•The name of the part you wish to order.
•The model and serial number of the air heater for which the part is intended.
•The voltage to which your air heater is connected.
Holland Heater
Oud Camp 5,
3155 DL Maasland
The Netherlands
0461BT0933
Manufacturer:
Holland Heater
HHB-70
A3
2009
230 Volt-50 Hz
1. 8 Amp
375 Watt
0909000
70 kW
13.5 mbar
25 mbar
60 mbar
G25 I 2L
Model:
Type:
Year:
Voltage:
Power:
Capacity:
Serial number:
Nominal load:
Burner pressure:
Min. connection pressure:
Max. connection pressure:
Gas category:
Destination country:
UK

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3 Safety regulations and hazard warnings
3.1 General
•The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage or injury arising as a result of failure to
comply (strictly) with the safety regulations and instructions in this document, or as a
result of carelessness during installation, use or maintenance of the appliance indicated
on the cover of this document or any accompanying accessories.
•Depending on the specific working conditions or accessories used, additional safety
instructions may need to be taken into consideration. Please contact your supplier
immediately in the event that you observe a potential hazard when using the air heater.
•The user of the air heater is at all times fully responsible for following the site safety
regulations and guidelines.
3.2 User manual
•Any person working on or with the air heater must be aware of the content of this user
manual and must follow the instructions herein precisely. The management must use this
manual to train personnel and must observe all instructions and directions.
•Never change the order of the actions to be performed.
•Always retain this document in a fixed location, in close proximity to the air heater.
3.3 Pictograms and instructions on the air heater (if present)
•Pictograms, warnings and instructions shown on the air heater form part of the safety
precautions in question. Under no circumstances must they be covered or removed and
they must remain in place and legible throughout the entire service life of the air heater.
Pictograms, warnings and instructions that have become illegible must be replaced or
repaired immediately.
3.4 Users
•The operation of the air heater is reserved for persons who have been trained using this
document.

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3.5 Intended use*
•The air heater has been designed for the purpose of heating poultry and livestock
houses. Without ventilation, the dimensions of the room should total at least 200m
3
per
m
3
/h gas consumption.
•For the purpose of heating rooms occupied by persons. The approval of the Directorate-
General for Labour in Voorburg is required for this application. The room must be well
ventilated at all times.
•Any other, additional usage is not considered to be in accordance with the intended
purpose. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages or injury arising from such
use. The air heater is in keeping with the applicable standards and guidelines. Use the air
heater only when in perfect technical condition and only in accordance with the intended
purpose, as described above.
The "Intended use", as laid down in EN 292-1, is the use for which the technical product
is suited, as specified by the manufacturer and inclusive of the instructions in the sales
brochure. If in doubt, the “intended use” is what appears to be the ordinary use when the
construction, design and function of the product are taken into consideration. Using the
product as intended also comprises following the instructions in the directions for use.

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4 Technical specifications HHB-70
Description: Unit: Value: Unit: Value:
Nominal load at upper limit kW 70 Btu 238,910
Gas consumption natural gas (L-gas, 15°C) m
3
/hour 7.5
Gas consumption propane kg/hour 5.4
Natural gas injector mm 10 x ø 2.6 Inch 10 x ø 0.102
Propane injector mm 8 x ø 1.8 Inch 8 x ø 0.071
Burner pressure natural gas - G20* mbar 9.2 Pa 920
Burner pressure natural gas - G25 mbar 13.5 Pa 1,350
Burner pressure propane - G31 (30 mbar) mbar 22 Pa 2,200
Burner pressure butane - G31 (50 mbar) mbar 18.4 Pa 1,840
Connection pressure natural gas mbar 25 Pa 2,500
Connection pressure propane mbar 50 Pa 5,000
Connection voltage 1 phase (phase-sensitive) VAC 230
Remote control VDC 24
Power consumption Watt 375
Current consumption Amp 1.8
Air displacement m
3
/hour 5,000
Throw M +/- 35 ft +/- 114
Revolutions per minute - fan rpm 1,400
Repeat start-up 3x Sec 3
Ionisation current (normal) µA 10 - 15
Mass of appliance Kg 42 lbs 92.6
Length (A) mm 1,105 Inch 43.55
Width (B) mm 637 Inch 25.03
Height (C) mm 580 Inch 22.85
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See annexe A for differing types of gas.