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1. The water heater is connected to a water
supply network with a pressure of at least
0.1 MPa, maximum 0.7 MPa
2. To connect the water heater to the water
supply, pipes with a diameter of G1/2 are
used.
3. When connecting pipes, use rubber seals
on the threaded pipe ends to prevent
leakage.
4. Screw the safety valve onto the inlet pipe,
marked in blue and with a sign of the di-
rection of water ow, so that the water
ow matches the direction of the arrow
on the valve body. On the pressure relief
hole of the safety valve, put a drain pipe
to drain water (it may appear when heat-
ed) into the sewer.
5. The safety valve is installed on the cold
water pipe (marked with a blue ring).
(maximum pressure 0.7 MPa / 7 Bar). If
the water pressure in the line exceeds
7Bar, a pressure reducing valve should be
installed.
6. Connect the water heater with the valve
mounted to the water supply network —
install a shut-o valve at the water supply
point.
7. Connect the desired number of consump-
tion points to the outlet marked in red.
8. Open the shut-o valve and one of the
collapsible valves. After lling the tank, as
evidenced by the outow of water from
the collapsible tap, close the collapsible
tap and check the tightness of all connec-
tions.
Water supply connection
Please use the accessories provided by the
manufacturer to install the water heater.
The electric water heater must not be
mounted on the wall before you make
sure that the bracket is securely and rmly
installed. Otherwise, the electric water
heater may fall o the wall, resulting in
damage and even serious injury or injury.
When determining the points for holes
for anchor bolts, a free space between the
bottom of the water heater and the oor
should be at least 0.6 m.
Mounting
1. Determine the points for the bolt holes
(determined according to the specica-
tion of the instrument you have chosen).
Drill two holes of appropriate depth in
the wall using a drill bit that ts the bolts,
install the mounting bracket, and then
hang the electric water heater.
2. Attach the power outlet to the wall.
The socket requirements are as follows:
220 – 240V / 10A, single-phase, three-
wire. It is recommended to place the sock-
et on the left side above the water heater.
The water pressure in the water heater cor-
responds to the water pressure in the wa-
ter main. If the pressure in the line exceeds
0.7 MPa, then a pressure reducer should
be installed in front of the water heater so
that the pressure does not exceed 0.7 MPa.
In places or on a wall where water can en-
ter, the installation height of the electrical
outlet must be at least 1.8 m.
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Electrical connection
1. Do not mount additional devices, such as
a shut-o valve, between the safety valve
and the inlet pipe.
2. If the water at the installation site con-
tains a large amount of calcium, manga-
nese or iron salts, then it is necessary to
install an appropriate lter in the supply
system to reduce the amount of scale in
the tank and on the heating element.
3. Before connecting the storage water
heater, make sure that the water heater is
properly grounded. Proper grounding is
important to minimize electric shock and
re hazards. The power cord is equipped
with a plug with a grounding contact.
The device must be used with a properly
grounded power outlet. If the outlet you
plan to use is not properly grounded or
protected by a time delay fuse or circuit
breaker, contact a qualied electrician to
install the correct outlet.
4. To ensure reliable operation and safe op-
eration of the water heater, before using
it for the rst time, check that it is correct-
ly connected to an AC220 V electrical net-
work. The connected water heater must
be securely connected to the ground
loop of your electrical network. Using
the water heater without grounding is
life-threatening.
1. Before connecting, make sure that the
power supply at the connection point
matches the parameters indicated on the
identication plate with the technical
data of the device. The water heater is de-
signed to be connected to a single-phase
220 – 240 V electrical network. When
installing the water heater, the current
electrical safety regulations must be ob-
served.
2. The electrical outlet and plug must be
kept dry at all times to prevent electrical
leakage. Regularly check that the electri-
cal plug is rmly connected to the outlet.
The electrical socket must be designed for
a rated current of at least 10 A, an elec-
trical cable with a core cross section of at
least 3 × 1.5 mm2(for copper). Carry out
the check in the following order: insert
the electric plug into the socket, after half
an hour of operation, turn o the water
heater and remove the plug from the
socket, check with your hand if the plug
has warmed up. If the plug has become
hotter than 50 °C, replace the outlet with
a dierent one to avoid damage, acci-
dents, or re due to poor electrical con-
tact. This should be done by a specialist.
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