Plasson SUPERCIKKI 80 User manual

Gas Space Heater
SUPERCIKKI 80
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Installation and Operation Instructions

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INDEX
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GENERAL
Index
General Basic safety rules
Identification of the equipment
Description of the equipment
Structure
Technical data
Accessory
Electrical panel components
Wiring diagram
FOR THE USER
Functiontable version withchangeover switchversion Setting up
Cleaning
Maintenance
FOR THE INSTALLER
Receiptof product
Equipment Handling
Dimensions
Location
Free area around the equipment
Installation
Final air diffuser
Output air duct with overpressure air shutter (accessory)
Air recirculating unit with air camper (accessory)
Supporting brackets (accessory)
Gas connection
Electrical connection
Conversion for other gas types
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE DEPT.
Gas injector replacement
Solenoid gas valveadjustment
Firstsetting up
Ordinary maintenance
Periodic maintenance
Technical assistance
Faults and solutions
The following symbols are used in the manual:
WARNING
= where the work to be carried out
requires special care and suitable training
FORBIDDEN = where the action MUST NOT
be
carried out
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GENERAL WARNINGS
After removing the packaging check that all the equipment is present and intact. If there is any failure to
correspond with order contact the manufactorer agent who sold the equipment..
The equipment must be installed by an accredited company; at the end of work it has to issue to the
owner’s machine the Conformity Declaration that the installation has done in accordance with locally and
nationally applicable regulations and the instructions given by the manufactorer in this manual.
These machines are designed to heat buildings and must be used for this in accordance with their
performance characteristics.
The manufactorer shall not be contractually or otherwise liable for any damage caused to persons, animals
or things, by installation errors, failure to observe the rules or improper use.
If you smell gas do not use electrical switches, telephones or any other equipment which could cause
sparks. Open doors and windows immediately for ventilation to clear the air, switch off gas at the mains
(meter or tank) and request assistance from the manufactorer’s Technicians.
Too high a temperature is harmful to health and is also a waste of energy. Do not keep the rooms closed for
long periods. Periodically open windows to change air.
The first time the equipment is switched on there may be some smell or fumes caused by the evaporation of
the liquid protecting the heat exchanger during storage; this is normal and will disappear after a brief period.
It is advisable to keep the room ventilated.
If the equipment remains idle for long periods
•put the main electrical switch at “off”
close the main fuel supply tap.
This instruction manual is an integral part of the equipment and so must be carefully kept at all times and
must ALWAYS accompany the equipment if it is goes to another owner or user or if it is transferred to
another plant.
If the instruction booklet is damaged or lost ask for another one from manufactorer’s local technical dept.
Repairs and maintenance must be carried out by manufactorer’s technical dept. of by qualified staff as
indicated in this booklet. Do not make modifications to or tamper with the equipment as this may cause
dangerous situations to arise and the manufacturer will no longer be responsible for any damage caused.
The plant and utilities must be connected and affixed properly (i.e. gas piping, electrical supply etc.) and
must not cause obstructions which may be tripped over.
The laws, standards, directives and technical rules referred to in this booklet are only for your information
and shall be considered valid only as of the time of going to press. Any new provisions which come into
effect, or any amendments to current provisions, shall not give rise to any obligations on the part of
manufactorer as against third parties.
The manufactorer is responsible for its product’s compliance with the laws, directives or building standards
in force at the time of its sale. The design engineer, installer and user are respectively, and entirely,
responsible for their awareness of and observance of the legislative provisions and standards dealing with
plant design, installation, the working and maintenance of the equipment.
General
Index........................................................................................................................................2
General warnings Basic safety rules.....................................................................3
Identication of the equipment.............................................................................5
Description of the equipment ................................................................................6
Structure................................................................................................................................8
Technical data....................................................................................................................9
Accessory..............................................................................................................................10
Electrical panel components ...................................................................................10
Wiring diagram .................................................................................................................11
For the user
Function table version with changeover switch version........................13
Setting up.............................................................................................................................14
Cleaning................................................................................................................................14
Maintenance.......................................................................................................................14
For the installer
Receipt of product..........................................................................................................15
Equipment Handling.....................................................................................................15
Dimensions .........................................................................................................................15
Location.................................................................................................................................16
Free area around the equipment ..........................................................................16
Installation............................................................................................................................17
Final air diuser.................................................................................................................20
Output air duct with overpressure air shutter (accessory) ....................21
Air recirculating unit with air camper (accessory).......................................23
Supporting brackets (accessory) ...........................................................................23
Gas connection.................................................................................................................25
Electrical connections ..................................................................................................26
Conversion for other gas types...............................................................................28
Technical assistance dept.
Gas injector replacement...........................................................................................30
Solenoid gas valve adjustment...............................................................................31
First setting up...................................................................................................................32
Routine maintenance...................................................................................................32
Periodic maintenance...................................................................................................33
Technical assistance.......................................................................................................33
Faults and solutions .......................................................................................................34
INDEX
2
3
5
6
9
10
10
11
13
14
14
14
15
15
15
16
16
17
20
23
23
25
26
28
30
31
32
32
33
33
34
GENERAL
Index
General Basic safety rules
Identification of the equipment
Description of the equipment
Structure
Technical data
Accessory
Electrical panel components
Wiring diagram
FOR THE USER
Functiontable version withchangeover switchversion Setting up
Cleaning
Maintenance
FOR THE INSTALLER
Receiptof product
Equipment Handling
Dimensions
Location
Free area around the equipment
Installation
Final air diffuser
Output air duct with overpressure air shutter (accessory)
Air recirculating unit with air camper (accessory)
Supporting brackets (accessory)
Gas connection
Electrical connection
Conversion for other gas types
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE DEPT.
Gas injector replacement
Solenoid gas valveadjustment
Firstsetting up
Ordinary maintenance
Periodic maintenance
Technical assistance
Faults and solutions
The following symbols are used in the manual:
WARNING
= where the work to be carried out
requires special care and suitable training
FORBIDDEN = where the action MUST NOT
be
carried out
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GENERAL WARNINGS
After removing the packaging check that all the equipment is present and intact. If there is any failure to
correspond with order contact the manufactorer agent who sold the equipment..
The equipment must be installed by an accredited company; at the end of work it has to issue to the
owner’s machine the Conformity Declaration that the installation has done in accordance with locally and
nationally applicable regulations and the instructions given by the manufactorer in this manual.
These machines are designed to heat buildings and must be used for this in accordance with their
performance characteristics.
The manufactorer shall not be contractually or otherwise liable for any damage caused to persons, animals
or things, by installation errors, failure to observe the rules or improper use.
If you smell gas do not use electrical switches, telephones or any other equipment which could cause
sparks. Open doors and windows immediately for ventilation to clear the air, switch off gas at the mains
(meter or tank) and request assistance from the manufactorer’s Technicians.
Too high a temperature is harmful to health and is also a waste of energy. Do not keep the rooms closed for
long periods. Periodically open windows to change air.
The first time the equipment is switched on there may be some smell or fumes caused by the evaporation of
the liquid protecting the heat exchanger during storage; this is normal and will disappear after a brief period.
It is advisable to keep the room ventilated.
If the equipment remains idle for long periods
•put the main electrical switch at “off”
close the main fuel supply tap.
This instruction manual is an integral part of the equipment and so must be carefully kept at all times and
must ALWAYS accompany the equipment if it is goes to another owner or user or if it is transferred to
another plant.
If the instruction booklet is damaged or lost ask for another one from manufactorer’s local technical dept.
Repairs and maintenance must be carried out by manufactorer’s technical dept. of by qualified staff as
indicated in this booklet. Do not make modifications to or tamper with the equipment as this may cause
dangerous situations to arise and the manufacturer will no longer be responsible for any damage caused.
The plant and utilities must be connected and affixed properly (i.e. gas piping, electrical supply etc.) and
must not cause obstructions which may be tripped over.
The laws, standards, directives and technical rules referred to in this booklet are only for your information
and shall be considered valid only as of the time of going to press. Any new provisions which come into
effect, or any amendments to current provisions, shall not give rise to any obligations on the part of
manufactorer as against third parties.
The manufactorer is responsible for its product’s compliance with the laws, directives or building standards
in force at the time of its sale. The design engineer, installer and user are respectively, and entirely,
responsible for their awareness of and observance of the legislative provisions and standards dealing with
plant design, installation, the working and maintenance of the equipment.

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The manufactorer shall not be held liable for any failures to observe the instructions contained in this
booklet, for the consequences of any handling or usage not specifically provided for or for any translations
which may be subject to erroneous interpretation.
The equipments have to be equipped only with original accessories. The manufactorer shall not be held
liable for any damage due to improper use of the equipment to the use of not original materials and
accessories.
The electrical installation must foresees proper electrical protections individual and independent for
every equipment, that in case of accidental damage, could operate on the single equipment, avoiding to
interfere with other equipment possibly connected to the installation.
BASIC SAFETY RULES
We remind you that the use of products using electrical energy, gas or heating oil require the observance of
some basic safety rules, including the following::
The unassisted use of air heaters by children or other vulnerable persons is forbidden.
The equipment must not be touched with naked feet or wet or damp parts of the body.
Cleaning and maintenance operations on the equipment must be carried out only when the equipment is
switched off with the main electrical switch in the “off ” position, and with the fuel supply cut off.
It is forbidden to interfere with or alter the safety or regulatory systems without prior authorisation and
without following the manufacturer’s instructions.
It is forbidden to pull or twist the electric cables coming out of the equipment, even if the equipment is
disconnected from the mains electricity supply. Before entering the access doors to the internal parts of the
equipment the main switch must be turned to “off ”.
It is forbidden to throw away, abandon or leave the packaging material (cardboard, fasteners, plastic bags
etc.) within the reach of children, as they may be a source of danger.
It is forbidden to install the equipment near to inflammable materials or where there are aggressive agents
in the atmosphere.
It is forbidden to install the equipment in rooms with inflammable atmosphere.
It is forbidden to install the equipment in rooms not enough airy.
It is forbidden to put objects on top of the equipment or push them inside the body shell grill and exhaust
discharge ducts.
It is forbidden to touch the exhaust flue as it may reach temperatures which are dangerously high to the
touch during normal working.
It is forbidden to use adapters, multiple sockets and extension cables for the equipment’s electrical
connection
IDENTIFICTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
The equipment is identifiable by the Technical Plate bearing its main technical and performance details.
If the plate is lost or damaged ask for a duplicate from manufactorer’s technical assistance dept.
IDENTIFICATION DATA OF MANUFACTURER
WARM AIR HEATER
Model
Registration n°
Country
Cod. PIN
Category
Codex
Type
Year
Nominal thermal capacity (1)
kW
Fan electrical supply
kW
Electrical supplì
Max. current absorbed
A
Air flow
m3/h
Protection rating
GAS TYPE
Pressare supply
mbar
Nozze supply
mbar
Nozze diameter
mm
Gas consumption
m3/h
(1) Data referred to P.C.S.

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IDENTIFICTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
The equipment is identifiable by the Technical Plate bearing its main technical and performance details.
If the plate is lost or damaged ask for a duplicate from manufactorer’s technical assistance dept.
IDENTIFICATION DATA OF MANUFACTURER
WARM AIR HEATER
Model
Registration n°
Country
Cod. PIN
Category
Codex
Type
Year
Nominal thermal capacity (1)
kW
Fan electrical supply
kW
Electrical supplì
Max. current absorbed
A
Air flow
m3/h
Protection rating
GAS TYPE
Pressare supply
mbar
Nozze supply
mbar
Nozze diameter
mm
Gas consumption
m3/h
(1) Data referred to P.C.S.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
This equipment is a device which provides with a room air heating using the thermic powerproduced by the
gas combustion.
The airto beheated isaspirated from the equipment through a centrifugal fan, then is mixed with
combustionproducts, originated by a sofisticated burner, absorbing the heat.
Seen that the treated air volume is muchmore higherthanthe real need of oxygenofthe combustion, the
hot aircontains avery little concentration of carbondioxide.
This system permits to obtain an equipment with:
•Max heating capacity;
•Low thermic inertia;
•contained dimensions and weight;
•Simple structure;
•Max reliability.
This equipment runs on gas fuel and is applied for:
•Livestock breeding farms
•Mushroom farms
•Greenhouses
•Emergency heating
GENERAL STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
Externl casing
The external casing consists of removable panels in pre-painted steel, it assures an electrical protection rate
suitable also for outdoor installation. It also includes
•A burner compartment which is totally sealed off, with an inspection door.
•An inspection door to access the motor vain and electrical control box, to open with a tool.
Term inal air diffuser
Such appliance, installed on the hot air outlet, allows a horizontal and vertical regulation of the flow, to
adapt it to the geometric characteristics of the space to be heated.
Fan
It is a radial fan with a high capacity and low sound pressure it is installed down stream of the burner.
Flow sw itch
Located at the warm air outlet. It checks the correct function of the fan.
Security therm ostats
There are two thermostats and they are located near the hot air outlet.
-Regulation thermostat TR stops the running the burner in case of overheating. The recovery is
automatic (bimetallic type), calibration 177°C)
-Security limit thermostat LM stops the running of the burner in case of overheating. The recovery is
manual using a special button located on the right side of the electric b (liquid expansion type,
calibration 200°C)
As solenoid valve
The multifunctional safety and regulatory gas solenoid valve consists of:
•A safety solenoid valve
•A regulating solenoid valve
•A pressure regulator (depending on the country destination)
•A gas filter
Burner assembly
Consisting of:
•Gas injector
•Cast iron Multigas burner
•Ignition electrodes
•Flame detection electrode
Control and protection equipm ent
This is electronic with ionisation flame detection circuits and capacitive discharge ignition.
The equipment controls and monitors the working of the equipment, taking care of the following tasks:
•Checks that flow switch is the rest position, to permit burner ignition only if the ventilator is working
really
•Pre purges the combustion chamber
•Controls the gas solenoid valve
•Controls burner ignition
•Shuts off the gas valve if there is any fault in the monitored systems. In this case the equipment locks
out and can be only be reset manually by pressing the red light on the front of the equipment.
The heater has been designed to the installed also at the exterior and the used materials have been chosen
to satisfy this specific claim, it is moreover tested and calibrated in the factory and approved by an Internal
Quality System.

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Burner assembly
Consisting of:
•Gas injector
•Cast iron Multigas burner
•Ignition electrodes
•Flame detection electrode
Control and protection equipm ent
This is electronic with ionisation flame detection circuits and capacitive discharge ignition.
The equipment controls and monitors the working of the equipment, taking care of the following tasks:
•Checks that flow switch is the rest position, to permit burner ignition only if the ventilator is working
really
•Pre purges the combustion chamber
•Controls the gas solenoid valve
•Controls burner ignition
•Shuts off the gas valve if there is any fault in the monitored systems. In this case the equipment locks
out and can be only be reset manually by pressing the red light on the front of the equipment.
The heater has been designed to the installed also at the exterior and the used materials have been chosen
to satisfy this specific claim, it is moreover tested and calibrated in the factory and approved by an Internal
Quality System.

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STRUCTURE
The heater consists of:
1.
Multigas burner
2.
Flame detection electrode
3.
Ignition electrodes
4.
Gas injector
5.
Gas solenoid valve
6.
Centrifugal fan
7.
Electric board
8.
Red light button
9.
Automatic safety thermostat
10.
Flow switch
11.
Manual safety thermostat
12.
Terminal air diffuser
13.
Casing
14.
Hoisting eyebolts
15.
Fan motor
16.
Device mixer air-gas
TECHNICAL DATA
DESCRIPTION
UNIT OF MEAS.
DATA
Nominal thermal capacity (1)
kW
80,0
kcal/h
68.800
Air flow
M3/h
2.000
Thermal haed
°K
∼145
Throw distance
m
30
Sound pressare level (2)
DB(A)
64
Type
A2
Electrical supply
230V 50Hz ∼
Power of centrifugal fan motor
kW
0,373
Centrifugal fan motor absorption
A
3,0
Condenser capacity
microF
10
RPM of centrifugal fan
U/min’
1.350
Electrical protection rating
IP
44
Field of working
-Temperature
°C
-15 / +35
-Relative humidity (at 30°C not condensing)
%
95
Net weight
kg
63
Gas supply pressure
-Natural gas G20
mbar
20
-Propane gas G31
mbar
37
-Butane gas G30
mbar
30
Gas injector diameter
-Natural gas G20
mm
7,25
-Propane gas G31
mm
4,30 (6)
-Butane gas G30
mm
4,30 (6)
Injector gas pressure
-Natural gas G20
mbar
12,5
-Propane gas G31
mbar
35
-Butane gas G30
mbar
26
Gas consumption
-Natural gas G20 (3)
m3/h
7,62
-Propane gas G31(4)
m3/h
3,01
-Butane gas G30 (5)
m3/h
2,29
Nominal thermal capacity referred to a lower thermic power (P.C.I) = 72 kW
1) Data referred to higher thermic power (P.C.S.)
2) Measured in a typical installation at a distance of 3 metres.
3) Consumption under the following conditions: 1013 mbar, 15°C, P.C.S. 37,78 MJ/m3
4) Consumption under the following conditions 1013 mbar, 15°C, P.C.S. 95,65 MJ/m3
5) Consumption under the following conditions: 1013 mbar, 15°C, P.C.S. 125,81 MJ/m3
6) To improve the reliability of the equipment, even under heavy running conditions (reduced air flow, combustion gas with
different thermic power, etc), an injector with 4,05 mm. dia. Is istalled.
Note:
For G.L.P. gas (mixture G31 and G30) the gas supply pressure has to be 30 mbar

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TECHNICAL DATA
DESCRIPTION
UNIT OF MEAS.
DATA
Nominal thermal capacity (1)
kW
80,0
kcal/h
68.800
Air flow
M3/h
2.000
Thermal haed
°K
∼145
Throw distance
m
30
Sound pressare level (2)
DB(A)
64
Type
A2
Electrical supply
230V 50Hz ∼
Power of centrifugal fan motor
kW
0,373
Centrifugal fan motor absorption
A
3,0
Condenser capacity
microF
10
RPM of centrifugal fan
U/min’
1.350
Electrical protection rating
IP
44
Field of working
-Temperature
°C
-15 / +35
-Relative humidity (at 30°C not condensing)
%
95
Net weight
kg
63
Gas supply pressure
-Natural gas G20
mbar
20
-Propane gas G31
mbar
37
-Butane gas G30
mbar
30
Gas injector diameter
-Natural gas G20
mm
7,25
-Propane gas G31
mm
4,30 (6)
-Butane gas G30
mm
4,30 (6)
Injector gas pressure
-Natural gas G20
mbar
12,5
-Propane gas G31
mbar
35
-Butane gas G30
mbar
26
Gas consumption
-Natural gas G20 (3)
m3/h
7,62
-Propane gas G31(4)
m3/h
3,01
-Butane gas G30 (5)
m3/h
2,29
Nominal thermal capacity referred to a lower thermic power (P.C.I) = 72 kW
1) Data referred to higher thermic power (P.C.S.)
2) Measured in a typical installation at a distance of 3 metres.
3) Consumption under the following conditions: 1013 mbar, 15°C, P.C.S. 37,78 MJ/m3
4) Consumption under the following conditions 1013 mbar, 15°C, P.C.S. 95,65 MJ/m3
5) Consumption under the following conditions: 1013 mbar, 15°C, P.C.S. 125,81 MJ/m3
6) To improve the reliability of the equipment, even under heavy running conditions (reduced air flow, combustion gas with
different thermic power, etc), an injector with 4,05 mm. dia. Is istalled.
Note:
For G.L.P. gas (mixture G31 and G30) the gas supply pressure has to be 30 mbar

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ACCESSORY
The following accessories are available on request:
•Supporting brackets
•Sealed electronic room thermostat
•Air recirculating unit with air camper
•Outlet air duct with small overpressure air shutter
ELECTRICAL PANEL COMPONENTS
Il The BOX comes complete with the electrical panel which consists of the following components:
1. Box housing
2. Cable gripping glands
3. Terminal block
4. Electronic checking and control unit
5. Centrifugal fan power control relay
6. Manual reset safety thermosta
7. Luminous equipment release button
8. Cable for centrifugal fan entry cable
In ther version with selector switch a 3 position changeover switch and a supplementary
relay.
WIRING DIAGRAM WITHOUT CHANGEOVER SWITCH VERSION
Electrical diagram for electrical supply single phase, phase-neutral
L N 1 23456 7
A2
NO
COM
F
A1
J3
J1
C
2
TA
LM
FL
TR
8 9
J4
J5
J7
J6
RV
MC
PLS
PR
EI
CA
EV2
EV1
MV
RESET
ST
IMT
230V 50Hz
Fase+Neutro+Terra
MC Electrical terminal block
FSafety fuse 6,3 A (∅5 x 20) delayed for motors ignition
PLS Luminous release button
LM Manual reset limit thermostat
PR Electronic control and checking unit
RV Relay centrifugal power fan motor
CA Hot surface ignition electrode
EI Flame detection electrode
MV Fan motor
FL Flow switch
EV1 Gas solenoid valve 1
EV2 Gas soneloid valve 2
TR Safety thermostat automatic reset
ST (*) Eventual contact for eventual fire barrier lock
RESET (*) Remote display and reset
TA (*) Room thermostat contact
IMT (*) Magnetothermic switch
(*) Not included in the delivery , it should be installed by the customer or the fitter.
Attention!
The electronic unit needs for a correct function an electric feed with neutral. Does this electrical line
not exist; it is necessary to install an insulation transformer.
ACCESSORY
The following accessories are available on request:
•Supporting brackets
•Sealed electronic room thermostat
•Air recirculating unit with air camper
•Outlet air duct with small overpressure air shutter
ELECTRICAL PANEL COMPONENTS
Il The BOX comes complete with the electrical panel which consists of the following components:
1. Box housing
2. Cable gripping glands
3. Terminal block
4. Electronic checking and control unit
5. Centrifugal fan power control relay
6. Manual reset safety thermosta
7. Luminous equipment release button
8. Cable for centrifugal fan entry cable
In ther version with selector switch a 3 position changeover switch and a supplementary
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WIRING DIAGRAM WITHOUT CHANGEOVER SWITCH VERSION
Electrical diagram for electrical supply single phase, phase-neutral
L N 1 23456 7
A2
NO
COM
F
A1
J3
J1
C
2
TA
LM
FL
TR
8 9
J4
J5
J7
J6
RV
MC
PLS
PR
EI
CA
EV2
EV1
MV
RESET
ST
IMT
230V 50Hz
Fase+Neutro+Terra
MC Electrical terminal block
FSafety fuse 6,3 A (∅5 x 20) delayed for motors ignition
PLS Luminous release button
LM Manual reset limit thermostat
PR Electronic control and checking unit
RV Relay centrifugal power fan motor
CA Hot surface ignition electrode
EI Flame detection electrode
MV Fan motor
FL Flow switch
EV1 Gas solenoid valve 1
EV2 Gas soneloid valve 2
TR Safety thermostat automatic reset
ST (*) Eventual contact for eventual fire barrier lock
RESET (*) Remote display and reset
TA (*) Room thermostat contact
IMT (*) Magnetothermic switch
(*) Not included in the delivery , it should be installed by the customer or the fitter.
Attention!
The electronic unit needs for a correct function an electric feed with neutral. Does this electrical line
not exist; it is necessary to install an insulation transformer.

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WIRING DIAGRAM WITH CHANGEOVER SWITCH VERSION
Electrical diagram for electrical supply single phase, phase-neutral
L N 123 4 56 7
A2
NO
COM
F
A1
J3
J1
C
2
TA
LM
FL
TR
89
J4
J5
J7
J6
RV
MC
PLS
PR
EI
CA
EV2
EV1
MV
RESET
ST
IMT
230V 50Hz
Fase+Neutro+Terra
1011
IV
A2
A1
RA
H
CMT
V
MC Electrical terminal block
FSafety fuse 6,3 A (∅5 x 20) delayed for motors ignition
PLS Luminous release button
LM Manual reset limit thermostat
PR Electronic control and checking unit
RV Centrifugal fan power control relay
RA Auxiliary relay
CMT Changeover switch (HEAT –AUTO –VENT)
CA Hot surface ignition electrode
EI Flame detection electrode
MV Fan motor
FL Flow switch
EV1 Gas solenoid valve 1
EV2 Gas soneloid valve 2
TR Safety thermostat with automatic reset
ST (*) Eventual contact for eventual fire barrier lock
IV (*) Fan control
RESET (*) Remote display and reset
TA (*) Room thermostat contact
IMT (*) Magnetothermic switch
(*) Not included in the delivery, it should be installed by the customer or the fitter.
Attention!
The electronic unit needs for a correct function an electric supply line with neutral. If this neutral line
doesn’t exist, it is necessary to install an insulation transformer.
Table for version with changeover switch.
CMT in position AUTO
(A)
→
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater is stopped
↓
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The heater starts in heating
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater starts in ventilation
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The fan stops, the flow switch
contact changes over and the heater
starts in heating. When TA opens,
the equipment run just in
ventilation.
CMT in position HEAT
(H)
→
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater runs in heating
↓
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The heater runs in heating
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater runs in heating
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The heater runs in heating
CMT in position VENT
(V)
→
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater starts in ventilation
↓
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The fan stops, the flow switch
contact changes over and the heater
starts in heating. When TA opens,
the equipment r
un just in
ventilation.
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater starts in ventilation
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The fan stops, the flow switch
contact changes over and the heater
starts in heating. When TA opens,
the equipment run just in
ventilation.

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Table for version with changeover switch.
CMT in position AUTO
(A)
→
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater is stopped
↓
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The heater starts in heating
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater starts in ventilation
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The fan stops, the flow switch
contact changes over and the heater
starts in heating. When TA opens,
the equipment run just in
ventilation.
CMT in position HEAT
(H)
→
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater runs in heating
↓
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The heater runs in heating
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater runs in heating
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The heater runs in heating
CMT in position VENT
(V)
→
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater starts in ventilation
↓
IV open (NO ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The fan stops, the flow switch
contact changes over and the heater
starts in heating. When TA opens,
the equipment r
un just in
ventilation.
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA open (NO heat request)
→
The heater starts in ventilation
↓
IV closed (YES ventilation)
TA closed (YES heat request)
→
The fan stops, the flow switch
contact changes over and the heater
starts in heating. When TA opens,
the equipment run just in
ventilation.

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SETTING UP
The heater after the first setting up, carried out by the Technical After-sales Service or authorized personnel,
is pre-set for the running and no other intervention are needed.
The end-user has to carry out only the start and stop operations according to these points:
START
•Verify that the gas taps are on position “open”
•Verify that the main switch is on position “open”
•Remove any locking systems (electronic equipment or manual reset safety thermostat)
•Choose the desired temperature on the room thermostat
•Now the function of the heater is completely automatic and the start and the turn off is regulated by the
heating demand.
TURNING OFF FOR SHORT PERIODS
•Set the room thermostat at antifreeze temperature or put the main switch on position “off”
•The heater will stop immediately
TURNING OFF FOR LONG PERIODS
•Set the room thermostat at antifreeze temperature, or set the switch on position “off”
•The heater will stop immediately
•Close the manual gas valve
•Put the main switch on position “off”
CLEANING
The only cleaning operation the user has to carry out is on the body panel of the equipment using a damp
cloth with soap and water. If there are stubborn stains dampen the cloth with a 50% mixture of water and
denatured alcohol or specific products. After cleaning dry the surfaces carefully.
The use of sponges with abrasive products or powder detergents is not permitted.
It is forbidden to carry out any cleaning operations before cutting off the electrical and fuel supplies
at the heater.
MANTEINANCE
Periodic maintenance is essential in order to keep the equipment efficient, safe and reliable at all times The
timing of some maintenance operations depends to the installation Typology; some other manteinance
operations have to be carried out yearly. Manufacturer’s Technical Assistance Dept. is technically trained
for all kind of manteinance and has original spares available if they are needed
.
Seller :
Installer :
Technical assistance dept. :
Mr..:
____________________________
Mr..:
____________________________
Mr..:
____________________________
Address:
____________________________
Address:
____________________________
Address:
____________________________
Telephone number:
____________________________
Telephone number:
____________________________
Telephone number:
____________________________
Date
Work done
Date
Work done
RECEIPT OF PRODUCT
The heater is delivered with:
•Instruction manual
•Warranty certificate
•Output air duct Kit
•Gas conversion Kit (natural gas or LPG to work with its predisposition) and 4 hoisting eyebolts, which are
enclosed in a transparent plastic bag inside the heater.
The instruction manual is an essential part of the equipment and so, after the packaging has
been removed, make sure that it has been collected and stored safety.
EQUIPMENT HANDLING
The equipment must be moved by suitably equipped staff using tools which are suitable for the weight of
the product. Moving (with or without packing) must only be carried out by lifting the equipment from the
bottom.
It is forbidden to stay around the equipment when it is being moved.
The equipment must only be moved in a upright position.
DIMENSIONS

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Date
Work done
Date
Work done
RECEIPT OF PRODUCT
The heater is delivered with:
•Instruction manual
•Warranty certificate
•Output air duct Kit
•Gas conversion Kit (natural gas or LPG to work with its predisposition) and 4 hoisting eyebolts, which are
enclosed in a transparent plastic bag inside the heater.
The instruction manual is an essential part of the equipment and so, after the packaging has
been removed, make sure that it has been collected and stored safety.
EQUIPMENT HANDLING
The equipment must be moved by suitably equipped staff using tools which are suitable for the weight of
the product. Moving (with or without packing) must only be carried out by lifting the equipment from the
bottom.
It is forbidden to stay around the equipment when it is being moved.
The equipment must only be moved in a upright position.
DIMENSIONS

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LOCATION
The location of the air heater must be determined by the plant engineer or by a competent person and must
take both the technical and current legislative requirements into account, which may entail the obtaining of
specific authorisations (e.g. fire prevention, urban planning, architectural, environmental pollution rules etc.).
It is therefore advisable to obtain all necessary authorisation before carrying out the installation work.
The equipment may be installed, according to the demands of the case, either externally or within the room
to be heated. The following minimum conditions must be respected in any case:
• Any gas tanks must be used an stored in accordance with
law and regulations currently in force
• The location of the equipment must permit easy access for all normal maintenance and control operations.
•There must be continuous ventilation in the room where the air heater is working
It is forbidden to install the equipment near to inflammable materials
It is forbidden to leave any material less than 2 meters from the equipment
It is forbidden to reduce the size of the equipment’s Inlets and outlets.
It is forbidden to install the equipment in places where there are aggressive and/or inflammable
atmospheric agents
It is forbidden to install the equipment in corners where dust, leafs an other such materials get
deposited and which may obstruct the passage of air.
The equipment has to be installed in a partially protected place.
The equipment has to be used in the temperature range present in the chapter “technical data”.
The condensate formation within the equipment has to be avoided
•.
FREE AREA AROUND THE EQUIPMENT
The heater must be located in a free area as shown in the figure below. The space indicated is necessary so
that there will be no barriers for the air flow and that normal cleaning and maintenance operations can be
carried out.
INSTALLATION
Example of installation inside the room to be heated with complete air recirculation.
Suspended heater with chains or steel wire
1. Air heater
2. Hot air intake
3. Hoisting eyebolt
4. Suspension chains –wires (*)
(*) not included
Heater installed on support brackets
1. Air heater
2. support brackets (*)
3. hot air inlet
(*) not included

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INSTALLATION
Example of installation inside the room to be heated with complete air recirculation.
Suspended heater with chains or steel wire
1. Air heater
2. Hot air intake
3. Hoisting eyebolt
4. Suspension chains –wires (*)
(*) not included
Heater installed on support brackets
1. Air heater
2. support brackets (*)
3. hot air inlet
(*) not included

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Example of installation inside the room to be heated with complete or partial inlet of outside air:
Air inlet completely outside
Partial air inlet (inside and outside)
Air inlet completely inside
1. Air heater
2. Support brackets (*)
3. Hot air intake
4. Air recirculating unit with air damper (*)
(*) Not included
Example of installation outside room to be heated, only with fresh air :
Shutter position with no working fan
Shutter position with working fan
1. Air heater
2. Support brackets (*)
3. Final air diffuser
4: Output air duct with overpressure air shutter (*)
(*) Not included
Example of installation inside the room to be heated with complete or partial inlet of outside air:
Air inlet completely outside
Partial air inlet (inside and outside)
Air inlet completely inside
1. Air heater
2. Support brackets (*)
3. Hot air intake
4. Air recirculating unit with air damper (*)
(*) Not included
Example of installation outside the room, with total or partial internal recirculating:
Air inlet completely outside
Air inlet partial (inside and outside)
Air inlet completely inside
1. Air heater
2. Support brackets (*)
3. Final air diffuser
4. Output air duct with overpressure air shutter (*)
5. Air recirculating unit with air damper (*)
(*) Not included
ATTENTION!
In this kind on installation the condensate formation within the equipment has to be prevented.

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Example of installation outside the room, with total or partial internal recirculating:
Air inlet completely outside
Air inlet partial (inside and outside)
Air inlet completely inside
1. Air heater
2. Support brackets (*)
3. Final air diffuser
4. Output air duct with overpressure air shutter (*)
5. Air recirculating unit with air damper (*)
(*) Not included
ATTENTION!
In this kind on installation the condensate formation within the equipment has to be prevented.

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FINAL AIR DIFFUSER
The equipment is always supplied with a hot air delivery and distribution duct.
Also supplied are horizontal and vertical louvers, which can be adjusted to the needs of specific installation.
Because the air duct needs space during transport, it needs to be assembled as shown below:
Air duct assembly diagram
Assemby instructions:
a. Assemble the two semi-elements (pos. 2) using the four threaded screws 4,2 x 9 (pos. 6) enclosed
b. Insert on the three flow louvers (pos. 3), the six friction springs (pos. 4) enclosed
c. Install the three flow louvers (pos. 3) on the air duct assembled before, using the six threaded screws 4,8 x
16 (pos. 5) enclosed
d. Assemble the final air diffuser on the warm air heater flange (pos. 1) using the eight threaded screws 4,2 x
9 (pos. 6) enclosed.
e. Set by hand the horizontal and vertical flow louvers in the desired position
An excessive closing of the horizontal flow louvers causes an excessive resistance with
following intervention of the safety thermostats
During operation of the heater, the air diffuser should not be touched, since it will reach
dangerous temperatures
The assembly and the installation of the final warm air diffuser is compulsory, as it avoids the
accidental contact with the fan blades
OUTPUT AIR DUCT WITH OVERPRESSURE AIR SHUTTER
(ACCESSORY ON REQUEST)
If the heater will be installed outside the room to be heated, it will be necessary to install an air duct
through the wall.
This air duct is supplied with an air shutter working by gravity which closes the outlet of warm air when the
heater is not working. When the heater is installed outside, this shutter prevents warm air to flow through
the heater out of the heated room.
The air shutter must be installed with the rotation axis upwards and it must have free
movement in the outlet direction. Two threaded screws should be installed, so to work as
a limit switch.
The assembly and the installation of the final warm air diffuser is compulsory, as it avoids
the accidental contact with the fan blades
Output air duct assembly diagram
Assembly instructions:
a.
Install the outlet air duct with overpressure air shutter (pos. 1) on the warm air heater flange (pos. 2) using
the eight threaded screws 4,2 x 9 (pos. 3) enclosed
b.
Install the final diffuser assembled before (pos. 4) on the output air duct with air shutter (pos. 1) using the
eight threaded screws 4,2 x 9 (pos. 3) enclosed
c.
Settle by hand the horizontal and vertical flow louvers in the desired position