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I INSTRUCTIONS
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HEATER MODEL / SIZE
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POWRMATIC
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COMPLIAN
T
SEPlENIER
2018
Certificate Of
Gu
arantee
This
is to certify thatthis heater
is
guaranteed for two
years
parts
and
one
oforiginal commissioning.
The
heater must
be
commissioned within4
To
make
aclaim
In
the first instance
you
mustcontact your
appliance
supplier,
or
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n
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nrl
pro.
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1.
The
appliance
type
and
se
ri
al
number
.
2.
The
origi
nal
commissioning documentation.
As
much
d;~if.'~::;;~rm~
3.
Your
supp
li
er.
or
installer, wi
ll
then
contact
~
your
behalf
.
Conditions
of
Guarantee
1.
The
heater
must
have
bee
n
installed
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and
in
2,
3,
4.
5.
6.
7.
:.
and
local
regulations.
weeks
of
installati
on.
and a
copy
of
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by
a competent and
qual
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the
manufacturers
ins
truc
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been
used
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made
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to
perform
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repa
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the
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in
respect
of
any
claim
for di
rect
or
i
ndirect
consequentia
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or
increased
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from
loss
of
use
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Important:This certificate
must
be
kept
with
the appliance
F.lllure
to
provide
.I
copy
of
the
commlsslonlnc
sheet
Inv.llldates
the
heater
wllrrllnty
Con
ten
ts
Users. Installation and Servicing Instructions
CO
NTENTS
Title Section Conten
ts
Page
User Instructions 4
Pre
Installation
1.
1 Introduction 5
Duties 6
Dimensions
7
Options & Accessories 12
1.2
Technical
data 14
1.3
General
Require
m
ents
15
Installation 2.1 Fitting tne unit 19
2.2
Flue
/
Combust
i
on
Air
Duct
System
22
2.3
General
Identificationof Electrical Items 24
2.4 Electrical
Cable
Installation 25
2.5 Wiring Diagrams
28
2.6
Comm
i
ssioning
and
Testing
30
2.7
Servicing
34
Additional
Documents
3.1 Fault
Finding
Flow
Chart
38
3.2 Short Ust of Parts
41
Appendices
Information
required
for
eco
d
es
i
gn
(ErP)
Direct
ive2009/125 43
Warnings
Wh. n workl
n,
on
th
is appliance
the
folowlnc
wam
l
nt_
mustbe ob
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d
th
is S.rvlce Manual
Instruc
ti
ons
be
for
e operatlnc
or
se
rvi
dn,
this appliance
User Instructions
If
the h@aterhasnotbeen
left
operational
proceed
as
follows
.
AI
Checks
before
operatin&
the
Air
Heater
The
follow
in
g
prellmlnarv
checks
should
be
made before
lighting
the
heater(sl
aJ
Ensure
that the
ELECTRICAL
supply
to the heaterIS
switched
OFF
.
bl
Check
that
any
warm
alf
del
very
outlets are open.
c)
Check
thatthe thermostat
Is
set.
d)
Che<k
that
the
clock
control
is
set to
an
ON
perIOd
e)
Check
that
any
other controls are
calling
for
heat.
BI
Operatin&
the
Air
Heater
1.
SWitch
on
the electrical supplv at the Isolator
2.
If the
Red
lim
it
in<hcator
lamp
IS
illuminated,
identJfy
the l
imit
stat
, remove the
black
cap and press the reset
button.
3.
The
startup
sequent!!
wiN
commence. After ashort
delay
the
burners
wd
lltghtand the green 'ON' indicator on
the frontof the heater
Will
be
illuminated.
4.
lf
the Dume!s
fal
to light the control box will
automatJeaJly
restartt
he
Ignition
sequence
.Ifafter5
attempts at
igni
tion the burners
have
stit! fail
ed
to light
the control
box
will
go
to lockout
and
the
Amber
lockout
lamp
on
the front of the heater
(or
on
the low level remote
reset,
or
M(200/M(300
iffitted)
win
be
illuminated.
To
restartthe ignition
sequence
depress
the reset button
on
thelow level reset for
abO\Jt
1 ~
2
seconds
.
WARNING
:
If
It
II
not
polilble to II,ht the
heate,
afte,
leveral
attemptl,
contact
the
Installe,
or
Iocallervlce company.
CI
To
Shut
Down
the
Air
Heater
1)
For StMHt Perlodl:
Turn
the
room
thermostat to the
OFF
,or set to 'Summer
Mode'.
Complete
smp
1
above.
Wait for 5minutes
and
then tum
OFF
the electrical
sup
plV
at
the isolator.
DI
Description
of
Operation
Importilnt: The
huter
must
NOT
be
controlled
by
swltchlnc
ON
and
OFF
the
mil
ln electrlcil! supplV to tt.
1)
Standilrd Units
The
ignition
sequence
commences
each
time the
elCternal
controls
e.g.
time
clock
,
room
thermostat, controller etc.
call
for heat.
The
int
ernal
exha
ust fan will
run
and.
when
5I.Ifficient
com
bustion airflow
Is
proved
by
the air pre
ssure
switch. the Ignition spark wtll
be
get\erated, the main
gas
valve
opens
and
the
burners will l
igh
t
on
HIGH
FIRE
for the first30
seconds
Irrespective ofthe requirements
ofthe external control.
The
green
'ON'lndicatorwill
be
Inumlnated.
The
heaterfan will automatically start
30
seconds
after the burners l
ig
ht
Afterthe first
30
seconds
,
the heat
ou
tput will then
be
con
t
ro
ll
ed
eitherto
high
fire
or
low fire depending
on
the requirements of the
space
being
heat~
and the
~ternal
controls fitted.
When
the
external controls
are
satisfied the burners will
be
turt\ed
off
and
2~
minutes
la
ter t
he
healer fan
wiH
automatically
stop. If the burners fall to light the contr
ol
box
will
make
another four attempts at Ignition before
going
into bumer
lockout.
The
amber
'Loc
kout' Indicator/reset switch will
be
Illuminated.
2) Modulatln, Units
When
the burners
are
alight,the heat outputwill
be
co
ntrolled to
any
point between
high
and
low fire;
depending
on
the requirements ofthe
space
being
heated
and
the external contr
ols
fitted.
11
Summer I Winter Model
Certain types of external controls will provide for two
modes of operation
i.e:
Summer:
The
heater fan
alone
will run at the dictate 01
the external controls toprovide air movement.
Winter:
The
heaterwill operate normally.
.)
Oveme"tThermostat
This
operates
if
high temperatures within the heater
are
detKted.the burt\ers
are
tutt\ed off
and
a
Red
Indicator
lamp
on
the front
pa
n
el
is
Illuminated.
LNVIC15·
70 units
have
asingle thermostat
located
Inside
t
he
healer.
LNVx35
&
90·140
units
have
an
additional thermostat
on
the
side
of the unit at the opposite
end
to the
controls (eit
he
r thermostat
can
go
to limit
and
shut off
the burners).
The
faultcondition must be Identified
and
rectified
and
the thermostat
manua
llyreset
via
the
red
high
limitreset switch.
When
the:
unit
has
cooled.
identify
the lim
it
stat,
rem
ove
the
black
cap
and
press the
re
se
t
button.
The
red
indicatorlamp will
go
out
and
the unit
is
operational
again
.
Note: The
limit
tne
rmostat(s) can
on
lvbe reset
once the unit has cooled down. Unless the
cause of t
he
f
au
lt
co
n
di
t
ion
is
readilyobvious,
for example a power
(ut
whitst
the heater was
operati
ng
.aservice
en
g
in
eer
shou
ldbecontacted.
E)
Maintenance
To
maintain efficient, reliableand safe operation
of
the
heater
It
must
serviced annually
bV
a qualified person,
F)
IMPORTANT
Free access must
be
maintained to and around the heater
for servicing purposes and the air supply
to
the heater
must not
be
restricted
in
any
way
.Combustible materials
must not
be
stored adjacent to the heater.
If at any time a gas l
eak
is
suspected, turn
OFF
the
gas
supply at the meter and contact the
local
gas undertaking
Immediately.
The
lNVl(
range are
high
lyefficient, gas
fi
r
ed,
fanned
ctrC\Jlatlon
air heaters thatcover heat outputs
of
15kW
to
140kW,
have a closed combustion
circuit
and are supplied
complete with a nue system.
lNVl(
heatersare certified
for
use
on
Natural
Gas,
Group
H-
G20
·.
Appliance
Categories are
Cat
112H
1GB,
IE).
All
lNV)(
heaters are
CE
certified and conform to
all
the
EUropean
directives stated
In
section
1.3.1
l
NVl(
heaters are designed to
be
suspended
fr
om suitable
roof points or a1ternativelvto
be
mounted
on
pur
pose
designed brackets and are intended
primarily
for heattng
commercial or
IndustriaJ
premtses.
All
variants are for
internal use
on
ly.
lNVl(
Maters feature a closed
combustJOrt
cIrcuit
and
have an internal eKhaust
fan,
mounted downstream
of
the heilt
el(changer,
to evacuilte t
ile
products
of
combustion and draw
in
air for combustion.
The
air
heater
must
be
connected to a flue system that
is
approved
by
Powrmatlc Ltd.
lNVl(
heaters
may
be used where the atmosphere inside
the premises
could
be
contaminated
e.g.
Dust,
oil
mist
etc. butthe heaters are not
ai
rtight and therefore
may
not
be
used
in
areas cl
aSSIfied
as
hazardous
as
defined
in
as
5345: Part 2 or areas subjectedto significant negative
pressures due to el(tract systems,
Use
r Instructions
All
Powrmat
lc
heaters use gas and electricity to
power
them, they
may
also contain
movmg
parts such as
pulley
s
and belts. It
wou
ld
be
hazardous to tamper with or
attempt to service
un
less
you
are a competent pluson
in
the
field
of
Gas
and Electri
cal
work
.
If
you
have any safety questions reference the servicing
and installation
of
any
of
our heaters please
do
not
hesitate to contact
our
head office
for
el(pert
advice
.
Your
safety
Is
paramountto us.
Gas
Safety (Installation.
Un'
(Amendment)
Aeculations
2018
It
Is
~w that
all
cas appliances arelnst;aJled,
adJustltd and, If n.cessary,
conv.rt.d
by
quallflltd p.rson
s'"
In
accordance wtth the
curr.nt 'SIU. of the above reculatlons.
Fallur. to Inltall appil
anc.I
corr.ctly can lead
to
prosKution.
It
II
In
your own I
nt.r
.sts
a
nd
that of safety
to
.nlur.
that thalaw Is compllltd w
fth
.
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Safe Register@dEnglneer
1.1
Introduction
lNVl(
F,
lNVl(
Duo
and
lNVl(
Vheaters
have
an
axial
fan
assemblyfitted to circulate the
aJr
being heated through
the formed tube heat exchanger.
lNVl(
cn
units are
supplied with a centrifugal fan and
lNVl(
0 units
for
use
with ducted systems where the air
moving
fan
is
by
others
or
a centrifugalfan section
Is
used adjacent to or
remote
from
the heater.lNVl(
OH
units are for use
in
air
handling units.
Heaters are fitted
as
standard with
Ins
hot burners, a
fully
automatic control
for
igniti
on,
fl
2lme
sen
sing.
gas supp
ly
control and
sa
fety functions,
an
internal e)(haust r
an,
main air fan
IF
and
CCF
models!,
and fan/limit thermostat.
Options
include
High/low or Modutating burner controls,
inlet duct connection, outlet duct connection. 30-, 45-
head,
90
-outlet bend, vertIcal/horizontal outlet louvre
assembly and a full range
of
modular duct components.
IMPOATANT
SaNk'
and
Ma
l
nt.n
.
nce
[nc
l
nurs
shan
ensure that replacemant
It.ms
are fitted,
adjusted and sat
In
accordance wtth tha
data and d.tall
set
out
In
thasa Inltructlons.
If
In doubt
conlult Powrmatk
Techn
ical Dapartment.
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