Kampmann PowerKon + W User manual

I289/06/09/1 GB
Installation Manual
Retain this manual carefully for future use!
Registernummer: 6R1168
Wall Convectors 1.26
Wall models with PowerKon heat exchanger

Important note
Important note! Non-
observance of this note
cannot guarantee the
fault-free operation of
the unit(s).
Table of Contents
1. Correct and Proper Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
2. Safety Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
3. Scope of Delivery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
4. Installation of Wall Convectors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
4.1 Fitting Brackets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
4.2 Fitting Heat Exchanger / Water Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
4.3 Fitting Wall Casing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Explanation of symbols:
Caution! Danger!
The non-observance of
this information can
result in serious injury to
persons or property.
Danger of
electrocution!
Non-observance of this
information can result in
serious damage to
persons or property from
electrical power.
Read this manual
carefully prior to
installation!
All persons involved in the
installation,
commissioning and use of
this product are obliged
to pass this manual on to
all persons working
simultaneously or subse-
quently on this equip-
ment, including the end
user. Retain this manual
until the equipment is
ultimately
decommissioned!
We reserve the right to
make changes to the
content or design
without prior
notification!
1.26 Wall Convectors
Wall models with PowerKon heat exchanger
Installation manual

3
1. Correct and Proper Use
Kampmann wall convectors are manufactured in accordance with the
state-of-the-art and recognised safety regulations. Personal danger or
damage to the equipment or other property can be caused if the
equipment is not installed, commissioned and used correctly and properly.
Wall convectors are solely intended for use indoors i.e. in residential
properties, offices, salesrooms etc. They should not be used in damp areas.
Any other use or any use, other than the aforementioned, will not be
deemed to be correct and proper. Any damage resulting from improper
use is the sole responsibility of the user/operator of the equipment.
Correct and proper use will also be deemed to include observance of all
information regarding safety, operation and maintenance/servicing
contained in this manual.
The installation of this product requires specialist knowledge in the field of
heating, cooling and ventilation. This knowledge is generally taught as part
of vocational training in the aforementioned fields and so is not described
separately here. Damage resulting from improper installation is the sole
responsibility of the operator.
2. Safety Information
Installation, assembly and maintenance of electrical equipment should only
be conducted by a qualified electrician (Association of German Electricians-
approved or similar). Wiring should comply with current Association of
German Electricians’ (VDE) guidelines and regulations set out by the
regional energy supply companies (EVU).
Non-observance of these guidelines and the operating manual can lead to
malfunctions with subsequent damage to the equipment and risk of
personal injury. Incorrect wiring can result in fatal injury owing to crossed
wires!
Prior to all wiring and maintenance work, all parts of the system have
to be made voltage-free and prevented from being reconnected
accidentally!
All people working on the equipment must have knowledge, gained in
their training, about the following:
- Safety and accident regulations and directives
- Guidelines and recognised technical regulations, e.g. Association of
German Electrical Engineering provisions
- DIN and EN standards
- Accident prevention directives e.g. VBG, VBG4, VBG9a
- DIN VDE 0100, DIN VDE 0105
- EN 60730 (Part 1)
- Technical regulations (so-called TABs) from regional energy providers
Wall Convectors 1.26
Wall models with PowerKon heat exchanger
Installation manual

4
1.26 Wall Convectors
Wall models with PowerKon heat exchanger
Installation manual
3. Scope of Delivery
Each wall convector comes with the following
components:
•1 no. Wall casing with air outlet through C-profile
linear grille 1 or with air outlet through a
perforated profile 2, powdercoated as a single
component, with valve opening on one side
•1 no. PowerKon copper-aluminium heat exchanger
5; with 1 no. air vent 6, supplied loose
•Brackets 3, the number is determined by the
length of the casing; fixing screws and rawlplugs 4
are not supplied
•Optional accessories: convector connection set 7,
comprising
- Thermostatic valve body
1
/
2
", axial
- Return shut off valve
1
/
2
" , straight version
- Thermostatic valve head, white 8
Fig. 3: Convector connection set accessory,
type 126102
Fig. 2: Thermostatic valve head accessory,
type 110210
5
2
4
1
8
7
6
3
4
3
Fig. 1: Wall casing depth 120 mm
Wall casing height 550 mm

5
4. Installation of Wall Convectors
4.1 Fitting Brackets
GUsing the wall brackets 1, mark the drill holes for wall-mounting the
unit. Calculate the spacing, as given in Fig. 4, using the table below.
GA further wall bracket 2 is needed as a central bracket for casing
lengths of greater than 1600 mm. Position the brackets centrally
between the drill holes for the outer brackets and also draw in the drill
holes.
GFix the wall brackets using screws and rawlplugs (supplied by others)
and adjust them.
Wall Convectors 1.26
Wall models with PowerKon heat exchanger
Installation manual
Fig. 4: Bracket spacing
Wall casing height H
Wall casing depth T
70 mm 120 mm 17 0 m m 220 mm
A
mm B mm C mm A mm B mm C mm A mm B mm C mm A mm B mm C mm
250 mm 27 160 63 27 160 63 24 140 86 24 139 87
400 mm 187 150 63 207 120 73 204 110 86 203 100 97
550 mm 204 260 86 207 270 73 204 260 86 203 250 97
700 mm 187 450 63 207 420 73 204 410 86 203 400 97
1 1
2
1
Wall brackets
2
Central brackets for wall
mounting (above a casing
length of 1600 mm)
Wall casing length

1
Flow connection 1/2”
2
Return connection 1/2”
3
Air vent
4
Thermostatic valve body 1/2” (accessory)
5
Thermostatic valve head (accessory)
6
Return shut-off valve 1/2” (accessory)
6
1.26 Wall Convectors
Wall models with PowerKon heat exchanger
Installation manual
4.2 Fitting Heat Exchanger/Water Connection
GPlace the convector in such a way on the brackets that the heat exchan-
ger pipe fits into the semi-circular recesses on the brackets.
GThen connect up the heat exchanger, as shown in Fig. 5, to the flow 1
and return 2 connections. Use also the 1/2” valve connection set type
6 from the Kampmann accessories range.
GFit the air vent 3 to the flow connection. Take care to observe the
correct spacings here.
*Dimensions based on Kampmann convector
connection set type 126102 (optional accessory)
1
2
3
4
5
6
Fig. 5: Dimensions of valve connection

7
Wall Convectors 1.26
Wall models with PowerKon heat exchanger
Installation manual
4.3 Fitting Wall Casing
GPlace the wall casing with the valve recess so that it fits over the wall
brackets and the heat exchanger as shown in Fig. 7. Ensure that the
spacing dimensions are adhered to, as listed in Fig. 8 on page 8.
GThen fit the thermostatic valve head type 110210 5 as per Fig. 5.
Fig. 7: Fitting the
wall casing
Fig. 6: Dimensions of water connection
Wall casing depth 70 mm: Wall casing depth 120 mm:
Wall casing depth 170 mm: Wall casing depth 220 mm:
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
Flow connection 1/2”
2
Return connection 1/2”
Example shows
perforated profile
Example shows linear grille
with C-profile
Example shows linear
grille with C-profile
Example shows
perforated profile

8
1.26 Wall Convectors
Wall models with PowerKon heat exchanger
Installation manual
Wall casing depth T mm 70 120 17 0 220
Convector height / depth BH x BT mm 100 x 50 100 x 100 100 x 150 100 x 200
Wall casing height H mm 250/400/550/700
Fig. 8: Dimensions of PowerKon + W
Wall casing length
Finned convector length