Inta HIPER-V3 DIRECT User manual

In this document Inta have endeavoured to make all the informaon
and procedures accurate. Inta cannot accept responsibility should it
be found that in any respect the informaon is inaccurate or
incomplete as a result of future developments.
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Installaon Instrucons
V3 Single Plate Heat Interface Units
Instantaneous hot water and direct Heang .
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These instrucons describe the installaon, assembly, operaon, maintenance and fault nding of the Hiper Heat
Interface Unit (HIU). For operaon of the enre plant, the technical documentaon of all the components used
such as, boiler, tank, pumps, pipework and valves must be complied with. Inta does not accept any responsibility
for the design and performance of the heat network or components outside of the HIU.
Installaon should only be carried out by a qualied and competent plumbing installer and a qualied and
competent electrical installer in accordance with the current Building, Water and Electrical Regulaons, Legislaon
and Standards. Do not start installaon unl you have thoroughly read and understood these Assembly and Oper-
ang Instrucons and have complied with all safety provisions.
Symbols used in this manual :
DANGER – immediate risk of physical injury or even death.
DANGER – immediate risk of serious damage.
IMPORTANT – informaon crical to the installaon or installer.
IMPORTANT – informaon crical to the user.
NOTE – useful informaon regarding the operaon or installaon of the HIU.
SECTION 1 - Important informaon and introducon
Heat Interface Units (HIU) deliver heat generated from a centralised heang plant to mulple homes,
apartments or ats. The Inta Hiper V3 HIU interfaces the heat network and dwellings systems
through a plate heat exchanger to provide hot water (DHWS) and with room heang (HTG) in a DIRECT
connecon to the heat network.
HIUs do not generate their own heat so to deliver DHW and CH most suitable for the requirement of the
home or apartment it is the responsibility of the installer and or system designer that the heat network
delivers heat at
sucient ow rate and temperature to do so.
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Installaon and Operang Instrucons SECTIONS
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1. Important Informaon and Introducon
2. Descripon
3. Dimensions
4. Technical Data
5. Installaon
6. Operaon of Unit
7. Commissioning
8. Fault Finding
9. Servicing
10. Warranty
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Hot Water Priority
Preheat Funcon to keep hot water heat exchanger warm
Heang ramp up within 3 minutes
Unit shutdown if heang temperature goes to 50-55°C on Underoor Model
Pump an-lock feature – runs pump 5 secs every 24 hours
An Calcicaon pump run on aer hot water provision
Features
• Cools the plate aer hot water producon for prolonged life for the plate heat exchanger.
• Addional shunt pump inside the staon, so pump power from the plant room can be signicantly reduced as
the plant room pump will not have to deal with the pressure losses within the ats
• Heang ow temperature can be controlled from 30°C to 80°C.
• Direct supply for Under Floor Heang OPTION UFH protecon with a safety switch.
• Plus an addional UFH protecon with a safety switch.
• Safety during a power cut. Inlet valve is fail safe, and will not allow overheang of the DHW plate or to any
UFH low temperature circuits when the electronic control is not funconing.
• Mixing valve basically controls ow temperature of water to the heang or hot water.
• Pump bypass that works automacally if the unit is in heang mode and all circuits are closed. Water ow
passes through the bypass around the heat exchanger protecng the pump.
• Electronic Controller, with manual temperature adjustment.
• Shut o valve for either UFH high temperature protecon, or Pre-Payment shut down when out of credit.
No addional shut down valve required.
Model - HIUV3-40 DIRECT type HIU with Priority Hot Water
(Oponal Model - HIUV3-40 DIRECT type HIU with Priority Hot Water for UFH)
Accessories and Opons;
• with Cold Water Supply connecon
• With ed Heat Meter
• With cold water meter (only for sub-metering, not billing)
• Isolaon Ball Valve Kit HIAC03BVPACK
• First Fix JIG
Secon 2 - Descripon
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Secon 3 - Dimensions
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10mm 10mm
300mm
300mm
clearances
300mm
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Secon 4 - Technical Data
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HIUV3-40 Data
Maximum operang pressure bar 10
Maximum Hot Water Flow Rate l/min 14 to 18
Maximum District Flow Rate l/min 18
Maximum Pressure dierenal bar 3
Weight (empty/ installed) kg 21
Available Sengs
Temperature of Heang – Low Mode ºC 30 – 45
Temperature of Heang – High Mode °C 30 – 80
Temperature of Hot Water ºC 40 – 60
Hot Water Performance 40 Plate
10°C to 50°C at 14 l/m Kw
Primary Flow 0.266 ltrs /sec
50kW
Max DHWS Flow Ltrs/min 18
Min DHWS Pressure bar 1.5
Max Hot water temperature 10 bar
Heang Performance
At 18l/m and ΔT of 15°C kW 15
‘District’ Heat Provision
Maximum Inlet Temperature ºC 85
Minimum required ‘District ‘ow
rate @ 80°C to provide Hot Water
10 to 50°C at max ow rate l/min 9.36
Minimum required ‘District’ ow
rate @ 70°C to provide Hot Water
10 to 50°C at max ow rate l/min 11.98
Maximum Pressure 10 bar
Electrical Data
Electrical Supply 230V AC 50Hz 1Ph
Power consumpon full load was 105
Connecon Data
‘District’ Inlet and Outlet 3/4” Male BSP
Heang System Inlet and Outlet 3/4" Male BSP
Cold Water Inlet / Hot Water Outlet 1/2" Male BSP
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Secon 5 - Installaon
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Note – when working with the unit, supply services when connected could reach 85°C, and once elec-
trically connected the staon has 230V present within.
5.1 Locaon
The unit is designed for wall mounng. The unit can be mounted using either a wall bracket or spacer
hanging bracket [see Fig 5]. The spacer hanging bracket provides space to run pipes behind the unit if
required.
MOUNTING BRACKET SPACER HANGING BRACKET
5.2 Pipework Connecons
The ‘district’ and apartment pipework should be connected to the appropriate points labelled on the drawing in
Secon 3 Dimensions. It is advisable to provide means of isolaon and disconnecon [via unions] on all
connecons to the unit to facilitate replacement of the unit if this is ever required. Inta only recommend using
Inta dedicated connecons kits as tabled below. You need to ensure that the systems you are connecng to, are
clean or have been ushed out appropriately.
ACCESSORIES for HIUV3-40 SINGLE PLATE HIU range
60mm Stand-off Brackets ALV3ACBKT60
PACK OF 4 SECONDARY BALL VALVES PACK, WRAS APPROVED HIAC03BVPACK
HIUV3 qty 1/2" MF Ballvalve Pack ALV3BV
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Secon 5 - Installaon
5.2 Pipework Connecons
District’ Inlet and Outlet – 3/4" Male BSP
These are situated at the top of the staon, with inlet on the le [Connecon 1 – Secon 3 and outlet on the right
[Connecon 2 – Figure 6]. When connecng the district supply to and from the unit, ensure to provide automac
air vent at upper most point of pipework.
Heang Inlet and Outlet – 3/4" Male BSP
These are situated at the boom of the staon with the heang ow on the far le [Connecon 3 - Secon 3] and
heang return on the far right [Connecon 7 – Secon 3]. Connect these to your heang distribuon system.
Cold Water Inlet/Outlet and Hot Water Outlet – 1/2" Male BSP
These are situated at the boom of the staon with the cold water inlet the middle of the ½” connecons
[Connecon 5 – Secon 3]. There is a cold water outlet if staon is provided with cold water meter to the le of
the heang return [Connecon 6 - Secon 3]. The hot water outlet is to the right of the heang ow [Connecon 4
- Secon 3. Connect your mains cold water to the cold water inlet and outlet if being used in accordance with local
by-laws, and connect your hot water distribuon pipe to the hot water outlet on the staon.
5.3 Electrical connecons
All wiring to the unit must be in accordance with the IEE
regulaons, and any local regulaons which apply.
Note: If in any doubt a qualied electrician should be consulted.
The unit is supplied with a 2m 3-core ying lead for connecon to
mains supply. Mains connecon must be done through a fused
isolator rated at 3 Amps and posioned locally to the unit.
Also provided is a 2m 2-core ying lead for connecon to a room
thermostat.
No Descripon Individual Wiring Connector
28 Remote Controller/
Temperature Sensor
2 Black n/a
30 DHW Temperature Sensor 2 White Black Connector
31 DHW Flow Sensor Red, White and Blue White Connector
32 Mixing Valve Stepper Motor Blue, Black, Brown and Green White Connector
33 Mains Cable Blue, Brown and Green/
Yellow
n/a
34 Earth Cable Green/Yellow Uninsulated Crimp
Ring
35 Pump N/a Black Connector
36 Diverter Valve Stepper Motor Blue, Black, Brown and Green Blue Connector
37 CH Temperature Sensor 2 Red Black Connector
38 Solenoid Valve 2 White 2 Terminal Crimps
39 CH Safety Thermostat 2 Black 2 Terminal Crimps
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Operaon of the unit
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6.0 Schemac and main components
DH
Primary Flow
DH
Primary Return
Mixing Valve
F
A
E
D
C
B
G
2
5
6
3
4
8
10
7
11
15
14
13
12
DPCV
(oponal extra)
Heat Meter
(oponal extra) 9
APrimary FLOW connecon 3/4” M
BPrimary RETURN connecon 3/4” M
CCentral Heang FLOW 3/4” M
DCentral Heang RETURN 3/4” M
ECOLD water IN supply connecon 1/2” M
FCOLD water OUT supply OPTION 1/2” M
GHOT Water OUT (DHWS) 1/2”M
1Electronic Controller TH860001
2Solenoid Zone Valve TH920003
3Mixing Valve Stepper Motor TH960001
4Diverter Valve Stepper Motor TH960001
5CH Temperature Sensor TH980001
6CH Safety Cut Out Klixon EL800026
7DHW Temperature Sensor TH980001
8Water Meter TBA*
9Heat Exchanger 40 Plate HE884098
10 Drain Valve PF920007
11 DHW Flow Switch TH860003
12 Pump Erp compliant TH900003
13 Heat Meter Calculator TBA*
14 Heat Meter Temp. Sensor TBA*
15 Strainer PF941020
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Secon 6 - Operaon of the unit
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6.1 Unit Operaon
Whenever power is applied to the staon, the stepper motors are reset to ensure they are in their correct posion,
so you are likely to hear a clicking noise from the motors. This is normal. Once the motors are in their correct posi-
on the unit is ready for its operaon.
6.2 Heang
When there is a heang requirement, as programmed in your controller or room thermostat, the staon will go into
heang mode. The diverter valve will switch to heang port, the solenoid valve will open, the pump will come on,
and the mixing valve will start to operate and will gradually ramp up the temperature of the heang water to the
set temperature over a period of up to 3 minutes. The unit will connue to provide heang [at set temperature or
‘district’ inlet temperature whichever is the lower], unl desired room temperature has been achieved or unit
switches into hot water mode, where the solenoid valve will close, and the pump will stop. The unit will restart its
heang cycle every me it switches in to heang mode.
The staon will come set as requested if requested at point of order.
Underoor heang mode, which comes with a cut out Klixon that will stop the heang from working if the
heang ow temperature reaches between 50°C and 55°C. If this occurs, then the heang will have to be
reset on the electronic box before heang mode will operate again [see secon 8.0 – Figure 7].
Radiator heang mode.
6.3 Hot Water
Hot Water has priority [unless remote programmer has been programmed otherwise] and when the hot water ow
detector senses a ow of greater than 2.5l/m then the unit switches into hot water mode. The diverter valve will
switch to hot water port, the solenoid valve will open, the pump will come on, and the mixing valve will start to op-
erate, controlling the ‘district’ temperature to the heat exchanger to keep hot water temperature at set tempera-
ture as long as there is sucient temperature in the district ow.
When the ow rate goes below 2l/m then the unit will switch out of hot water mode. The solenoid valve will close
but the pump will connue for 5 seconds to cool down the heat exchanger to reduce lime scaling.
COLOUR LIGHT OFF LIGHT ON LIGHT FLASHING
ON Green Power O Power On N / A
DHW Yellow No DHW Demand In DHW Mode Preheat Running
CH Yellow No CH Demand In CH Mode N / A
FAULT Red No Fault Low Temperature
lockout – re-
quires
reset
Sensor faults – self
restoring when fault
reced
6.4 Controller LED display
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Secon 7 - Commissioning
No.HIU Commissioning Checklist Comment and conrm checked Date
1Record installaon date, product code,
serial number and room number
Installaon Date:
Installer:
Product Code:
Serial No.:
Room No.:
2Verify and record primary: ow,
temperature and pressure.
Flow:
Temperature ⁰C:
Pressure (dynamic) Bar:
3Verify and record if the room
thermostat is voltage free
If the room thermostat is not voltage
free do not turn on power to the HIU
and abort commissioning!
4Verify and record if the primary side
strainer inside the HIU is clean.
5Verify and record in-coming water
main pressure and ow rate is within
the parameters of the HIU specicaon
6Verify and record that any valves in the
Central heang circuit are in the
correct posion. These should be as
the installaon schemac in the M&E
design
7Verify and record that all valves from
the Cold water mains supply to the HIU
are in the correct posion
8Verify and record if present, any
manual bypass valve or pipe is CLOSED
or removed and ushing ports sealed.
9Verify and record if all pipes have
insulaon and if the insulaon is
according to the requirement of
current building regulaons
10 Verify and record if all pipes directly
connected to the HIU are secured and
fastened with adequate pipe clips.
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No.HIU Commissioning Checklist Comment and conrm checked Date
11 Verify and record the Power supply
available.
Check for Earth connuity.
12 Verify and record if the casing is secure
and if all electrical connecons are safe
and conform to current wiring
Regulaons.
13 Switch ON power supply to the unit
and record if any error codes
Address error codes accordingly and
record acons
14 Ensure the room thermostat seng is
above ambient temperature. Verify
and record the HIU has entered
heang mode.
Return room thermostat back to
original temperature
15 For Underoor Heang installaons
verify and record the central heang
ow temperatures to the pipes into
the oor circuits are as specied by the
system designer. Adjust accordingly if
required and verify and record
Return room thermostat back to
original temperature
16 Open a hot water outlet in the
property, verify and record the
temperature of the hot water from the
outlet
17 Validate and register online warranty
Commissioning Company Name
……………………………………………………………………...
Commissioning Engineer Name
………………………………………………………………………….
Date
Date
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Secon 8 - Fault nding
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FAULT FINDING
If there are no error messages or fault lights, then rstly switch o power to the unit, wait for 10 seconds and then
re-start the unit as this will re-set the stepper motors.
If the unit sll does not operate, then the next step is to check all wiring is correctly connected to the right
component, especially if connectors have been taken o at any stage. Refer to Appendix 2 for wiring explanaon.
Fault Possible Causes Acon
‘District’ water not
entering the unit.
Blocked strainer
Solenoid valve not
operang correctly.
Unscrew the strainer cap bolt and take the strainer out, ensur-
ing you have isolated unit and waited for water to cool down.
Clean or replace accordingly.
Ensure there is posive pressure between inlet and outlet of
valve. Check that 24V is being supplied to the DC coil.
If above does not resolve issue, replace solenoid coil.
No Hot Water or
Heang
Electronics in Fault Mode
Solenoid valve not
operang
Control Valve not
operang or Diverter
Valve no operang
Pump not operang
Hot Water Flow sensor
not working
Safety klixon switch
tripped [if ed]
‘District’ water tempera-
ture too low
Low pressure, re-ll and it will re-set
See above
Check that 24v is being supplied to either or both DC Coils. If
both OK, then replace the faulty stepper motor
Check that impeller has not seized.
Check you have 240 volts going to pump.
If above does not resolve issue, replace pump
Flow rate is below 2.6l/m
If light on with no ow replace the sensor electronic.
If light doesn’t come on with a ow rate of more than 2.5l/m
replace sensor electronic
Review why klixon has tripped out and re-set electronics
If above does not resolve issue, replace klaxon.
Check ‘District’ supply condions
Low Hot Water
ow rate
Heat Exchanger blocked
Blocked cold water
strainer
Flush Heat Exchanger or replace
Take out ow sensor cartridge and check and clean strainer
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Secon 9 - Servicing
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9.0 SERVICING SCHEDULE
Note – when working with the unit, supply services when connected could reach 85°C, and
once electrically connected the unit has 230V present within.
It is recommended that the unit is serviced once every 12 months to maintain its eciency
and longevity.
9.1 Servicing the Strainer (Part 15 – Figure 9)
Isolate the unit from district supply. Open the screw cap from the strainer and take
the lter cartridge out. Depending on the condion either clean it or replace it and
put the screw cap back on again. Note the district water in the strainer could be
85°C.
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Secon 10 - Warranty
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Extended Product Warranty
Intatec Limited (company number 04359938) (we, us, our) oers any business customer which
has purchased directly from us (Buyer/you) any of those products which are part of our Hiper
HIU range of products described in paragraph 2 of Secon A of this extended warranty docu-
ment (Hiper HIU), the benet of an extended warranty in respect of manufacturing defects,
subject to the following condions and exclusions.
Secon A: Our Warranty
1. Intatec warrants to the Buyer that the Hiper HIU shall be free from manufacturing defects
under normal and proper use (Warranty) for a period of 3 years following the Warranty
Commencement Date (as dened in paragraph 5 of this Secon A) (Warranty Period).
2. The Warranty only applies to the following products which are part of our Hiper HIU range:
- Twin Plate HIU;
- Single Plate HIU;
- Cooling Interface Unit;
- HIU with HW Cylinder arrangement but not including the cylinder.
3. Subject always to the warranty exclusions set out in Secon B of this extended warranty
document, during the Warranty Period we will repair or replace at our discreon, the Hiper HIU
or any defecve part thereof, which is proven to be a component failure caused by
manufacturing defects.
4. The Hiper HIU must be correctly installed and commissioned by a competent and qualied
installer and in accordance with the installaon manual to which this extended warranty
document is enclosed (which includes the requirement for you to issue to us (or procure the
issue of), those commissioning documents requested by us from me to me such as the
‘Benchmark’ commissioning checklist), otherwise the Warranty may not apply. Proof of installa-
on and commissioning in accordance with this paragraph 4 may be required to validate the
Warranty.
5. The Warranty must be registered by you (or on your behalf) via the internet at hps://
www.intatec.co.uk/register_hiu_product or by post to Intatec Limited, Aireld Industrial Estate,
Hixon ST18 0PF, no later than 30 days following the Hiper HIU being installed at the relevant
property, with the date of installaon being the ‘Warranty Commencement Date’ for the
purposes of the Warranty. In the event that you fail to register the Warranty in accordance with
this paragraph 5, then the Warranty Commencement Date shall be deemed to be the date that
we dispatch the Hiper HIU to you.
6. The Warranty only relates to the Hiper HIU and integrated controls and does not extend to
any connected system or accessories including without limitaon any external pumps, external
wiring, lters and valves.
7. The Warranty only extends to the Buyer and the Buyer shall not assign or transfer its rights or
obligaons under the Warranty without our prior wrien consent. However, nothing in this
paragraph shall prevent the Buyer’s customers and/or the end-users of the Hiper HIU from
contacng us in accordance with paragraph 1 of Secon C.
8. The Warranty is not insurance backed.
Secon B: Warranty Exclusions and Our Liability
1. The Warranty shall not apply and we shall not be liable where:
a) any alteraons or adjustments have been made to the Hiper HIU (including without limitaon
alteraons or amendments to its design and/or construcon);
b) further use is made of the Hiper HIU aer we have been noed of an alleged defect:
c) repairs have been aempted by anyone other than us or our authorised representaves; the
Hiper HIU has been moved from its original place of installaon;
d) defects are caused by:
i. wilful damage, neglect, negligence or abnormal storage or working condions;
ii. accidental or malicious damage (e.g. vandalism) or events outside of our control (e.g. re, ood
or explosion);
iii. the or aempted the;
iv. fair wear and tear;
v. a failure to adhere to installaon, usage, maintenance and/or servicing instrucons provided
(orally or in wring) by us from me to me, including, without limitaon, the installaon
manual issued to you and available via our website at www.intatec.co.uk;
vi. incorrect or improper installaon, ng or use of the Hiper HIU (including without limitaon
where damage is caused to the controller of the Hiper HIU by connecng voltage to
connecons that are in the installaon manual advised as being “Volt Free”);
vii. use of non-genuine spare parts (which have not been approved by us in advance in wring) in
the installaon, maintenance, service or repair of the Hiper HIU;
viii. any problems or defects caused by the supply of services (such as electricity, gas or water) to
the property where the Hiper HIU is installed;
ix. any fault or failure in the systems to which the Hiper HIU is connected (e.g. pumps and boilers);
x. any damage caused by the condion of water which supplies the systems (including without
limitaon hard water scale deposits or sludge resulng from corrosion).
2. The Warranty only applies to any Hiper HIU bought in and installed and used in the United
Kingdom and Republic of Ireland.
3. Except as provided in this extended warranty document and our Standard Terms and
Condions of Sale (which can be found online at www.intatec.co.uk), which form the basis of
the contract between you and us, we shall have no liability to you in respect of any defect in the
Hiper HIU supplied.
4. The terms implied by secons 13 to 15 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 are, to the fullest extent
permied by law, hereby excluded.
5. We shall in no circumstances be liable to you in contract, tort (including negligence), breach
of statutory duty, or otherwise for any of the following losses arising under or in connecon
with the Warranty:
a) any indirect, consequenal or special losses;
b) any loss of prot (whether direct, indirect or consequenal); and
c) any loss of sales or business (whether direct, indirect or consequenal).
6. Nothing in the Warranty excludes or limits any liability which cannot legally be limited
including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence or fraud or fraudulent
misrepresentaon.
7. The Warranty shall apply to any repaired or replaced Hiper HIU supplied to you by us. For the
avoidance of doubt, any repair or replacement carried out under the terms of the Warranty
does not extend the Warranty beyond the Warranty Period.
Secon C: How to Claim
1. In the unlikely event that you encounter a problem with the Hiper HIU, you or your customer
and/or end-user should contact us promptly in wring (whether by post or email) or by
telephone, using the contact details set out below in this Secon and in any event within 10
days of the defect becoming evident. Any claim made under the terms of the Warranty must be
made within the Warranty Period.
2. Once you or your customer and/or end-user have contacted us in accordance with paragraph
1 above to report a problem, we will contact you or your customer or end-user (as the case may
be) by telephone in the rst instance so that we can ask a series of inial quesons to get a
beer understanding of the nature of the problem and provide some inial guidance. If we are
unable to resolve the problem by telephone remotely, we will arrange, at a mutually agreed
me, for an engineer to visit the site where the Hiper HIU is installed to examine the Hiper HIU.
3. Please note, health and safety is of paramount importance to us and if our engineers cannot
gain safe access to the Hiper HIU or our engineer cannot gain access to the property where the
Hiper HIU is located, then an aborve charge equal to our ‘inial call out charge’ (as referred to
in paragraph 5 of this Secon C) shall apply and shall be payable by you on demand.
4. Aer examinaon by our engineer, we will arrange to repair or replace any part(s) of the
Hiper HIU, which are in our opinion a component failure caused by manufacturing defects, free
of charge.
Important note: We will require you to provide details of the serial number of the Hiper HIU in
order for us to be able to consider any claim, so please have such details readily available
upon request.
Our contact details:
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: [phone]
By Post:
F.A.O Technical Department
Aireld Industrial Estate
Hixon
Staord
Staordshire
ST18 0PF
5. If, aer examinaon by us, we are of the opinion that the defect(s) is/are not covered by the
terms of the Warranty, addional call out charges (including without limitaon an inial call out
charge) shall apply. Details of such charges (and our payment terms) are displayed on our
website at www.intatec.co.uk.
Secon D: General
1. In the event that we receive any personal informaon from you, we will only use such per-
sonal informaon to administer the Warranty. We may share such personal informaon with
our engineers in order to conduct any repairs or replacements covered by the Warranty.
We will process such personal informaon in accordance with our privacy policy (a copy of
which is available on request or can otherwise be found at hps://www.intatec.co.uk/
privacy_policy).
2. This extended warranty document does not give rise to any rights under the Contracts
(Rights of Third Pares) Act 1999 to enforce any term of the Warranty.
3. If the terms and condions set out in this extended warranty document have not been
complied with in full, then we reserve the right to declare the Warranty as null and void.
4. Any words following the terms including, include, in parcular, for example or any similar
expression shall be construed as illustrave and shall not limit the sense of the words,
descripon, denion, phrase or term preceding those terms.
5. If any exclusion or limitaon expressly set out in this extended warranty document is or
becomes invalid, illegal or unenforceable, it shall be deemed deleted, but that shall not aect
the validity and enforceability of the rest of this extended warranty document.
6. The terms of this extended warranty document are subject to the law of England and Wales
and the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdicon to sele any dispute or
claim arising out of or in connecon with this extended warranty document.
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