Indel Marine Isotemp Basic User manual

Operators manual
Basic water heater
Isotemp Basic water heater has been designed and
produced to ensure that your water heater will give
long and trouble free operation for many years.
It is important, however, that your Isotemp water
heater is correctly installed and maintained. During
the winter period when the unit is not being used it is
essential that it is drained to avoid risk of damage
due to freezing.
Every single Isotemp water heater is individually
pressure tested prior to delivery and carries a 2 year
factory warranty in respect of defects in material
and/or manufacture and a limited 5 year warranty on
the inner tank.
Installation:
1. Placement: The water heater may be placed in a suitable place with the engine water connectors on the water
heater below the level of the engine header tank. The connection hoses between the engine and the water heater
should be kept as short as possible.
2. Mounting: The water heater can be mounted horizontal, with the safety valve lowest, or vertical with all connec-
tions pointing downwards. The mounting brackets can be turned to fit the bottom or a bulkhead on board. Bear in
mind the weight of the unit when full of water.
3. Water connections:
3.1 Fittings: Use only fittings and accessories made of non-corrosive material such as brass or stainless steel. Avoid
plastic fittings on the water heater depending on the heat. For the engine cooling water connections, use heat resis-
tant (100°C/210°F) reinforced rubber hoses, resistant to anti-freeze and pressure proved for 5 bar (70 psi). For the
fresh water, use heat resistant fresh water hoses (food industry quality). They shall be rated 8 bar (115 psi).
Seal the threaded connections with e.g. LocTite 243.
3.2 Engine connections (see schedule): The water heater may be used with either fresh or sea water cooled
engines. The flow of cooling water from the engine through the water heater must be at least 2 litres/min. If the boat
has two engines, connect the water heater to one engine only.
Connection to the engine shall be done with min. 16 mm / 5/8” hoses and adaptors to avoid restrictions. See the in-
structions in the engine operators manual, regarding hose connection points.
I-61019 S Agata Feltria (PU)
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3.3 Freshwater connections (see schedule): The water heater is fed with fresh water from the electrical
fresh water pump. Max pressure 3 bar (42 psi). The hot water outlet, which also vents the water heater, should be
connected to a mixer tap at the sink and/or basin outlet. Cold water can be mixed with hot to avoid scalding. Set a
proper temperature on the thermostat mixing valve on the water heater, if fitted. A waste water hose can be
mounted on the safety valve and must always have a free outlet. There must be no valves or skin fittings, fitted to
the waste water hose. A small quantity of water may be expended via the safety valve during the heating up period.
This water can be led to the bilge or collected in a small plastic bottle.
3:4 Electrical connection: All internal connections are made in the factory. The mains power supply cable is
fitted with an international plug (EU plug), which should be fitted to a correctly installed socket. This socket as all
”high-voltage” installations on board, must be carried out to fulfil valid regulations. The Isotemp Basic water heater
is designed to meet EU regulations in this field.
Important! The water heater shall be connected to the mains power supply only when it is in service.
When leaving the boat for any length of a period, it is recommended to pull out the cable connector
from the socket to also disconnect the earth protection. This should be done even if the shore power
system is shut off, as there can be a potential difference, between the earth from shore and the sea
water earth of the boat. This can seriously damage, by stray current corrosion, the immersion
heater, water heater tank or the engine with its drive unit.
Installation of a insulation transformer in the shore power equipment eliminates the risk of galvanic
corrosion via the shore power connection.
4. Start up/Test: Start the engine and check the circulation of the cooling water. Secure the hoses after check-
ing. When using with a fresh water engine system, compensate with anti-freeze for the additional volume in hoses
and heat exchanger. Fill up the water heater with fresh water by starting the fresh water pump, leaving the hot wa-
ter tap open to air the system. Check there are no water leaks and finally connect the power cable when the water
heater is full. Check that the safety valve outlet is free to allow water to escape.
Note: the water expands during the heat up process, a small quantity can come out through the safety valve.
5. Maintenance:
5:1 Winter drain: When there is a risk of freezing temperatures, the water heater must be drained. This is
done by pulling the lever on the safety valve to its open position. Take off the hot water hose and/or open the air
bleeder screw on the mixer valve, to allow air coming into the tank.
The water heater can be left safely on board over winter.
5:2 Immersion heater: The immersion heater is on 750W. The thermostat has an integrated working ther-
mostat and a double over heat protection thermostat. This is manually re-settable, by pushing the white indicator
pin, under a white cap, at the top of the overheat thermostat. Also check why the overheat thermostat initially
tripped before re-connection the power supply.
When leaving the boat for long periods, it is recommended to disconnect the power supply cable plug. See at 3:4
above.
The immersion heater is also available in other versions of power rating as well as in 115 volt on special order.
5:3 Controls: Check regularly that there is no leakage in the connections.

Type Volume lit. L x øD x H mm Weight kg Immersion heater
602431B000003 24 490 x 390 x 395 14 230V/750W
603031B000003 30 555 x 390 x 395 17 230V/750W
604031B000003 40 660 x 390 x 395 20 230V/750W
605031B000003 50 780 x 390 x 395 23 230V/750W
607531B000003 75 1070 x 390 x 395 29 230V/750W
Technical data Isotemp Basic
Connection fresh water: BSP ½” outside for cold and hot water, Engine water: BSP ½” outside.
Inside thread for cold water in when thermostat mixing valve is mounted.
Material: Engine water coil, storage tank and all connections: Stainless steel AISI 316
Outside cover and mounting feet stainless steel AISI 304
Immersion heater in copper covered by nickel. Immersion heater also available in 120V version.
Safety valve: 85 psi / 6.0 bar
Insulation: Foamed expanded polyurethane
Above data valid for Basic with thermostat mixing valve mounted.
Changes of the specification may be done without prior notice.
Type ALBTL WH
22 135 265 340 490 385 395
30 135 330 340 555 385 395
40 135 435 340 660 385 395
50 135 555 340 780 385 395
75 135 2x420 340 1070 385 395
Dimensions

Engine coolant
Engine
coolant Water tap
Hot water out
Cold water in
Safety valve
Pressurewaterpump
Fresh water tank
Principal connection
diagram
Yellow-green
Blue
Brown
N
L
Wiringdiagram
Over heat protection Thermostat Heating element

thermostat
Operation
INGRESSOACQUAFREDDA
FRESH COLD WATER IN
ACQUA MOTORE
ENGINEWATER
++
drainage.
Safety valve with
Re-set button under
white cap.
Overheat thermostat,
Thermostats