Salus CT100 User manual

Salus Controls plc
Enterprise Park, Bala
Gwynedd, LL23 7NL
Regional offices, England & Scotland.
Web: www.salus-tech.com
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@salus-tech.com
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products listed in this brochure without prior notice.
Manual Issue No. IM-CT100-001
Cylinder/Pipe THERMOSTAT
for Model No. CT100
Instruction Manual
The CT100 is a practical surface mounted mechanical thermostat.
This thermostat will allow the user to control the temperature of
Domestic Hot Water Cylinders (uninsulated and foam lagged).
This unit comes complete with a wire strap which enables the CT100 to
be used also as a pipe thermostat.
This unit can be used to switch a circulating pump, boiler or most
common motorised zone valves.
Wiring
Diagram
Terminals C and 2 make
on temperature rise.
Terminals C and 1 make
on temperature fail.
Specification
Dimension (mm)
ABC
105 50 45
Voltage Rating : 230 AC 50Hz
Switch Rating : 16A resistive
: 4A inductive
Switch Type : Single pole, double throw (SPDT)
Temperature Setting Range : 40 to 80oC
Ambient Temperature : 0 to 55oC
Agency Approval : CE
FIXINGS FOR BOTH CYLINDER/PIPE THERMOSTAT ARE INCLUDED WITHIN THE BOX.
Internal
Diagram
CT100
THERMOSTAT
C 21
A
B
C
Once the CT100 has been
situated in the correct location
and connected, simply turn
the dial to the desired setting
making sure the temperature
required lines up with the
arrow on the main body of the
CT100. Fixings for both
Cylinder/Pipe Thermostat are
included within the box.
Setting The
Temperature
Thank you for purchasing this Salus product - if installing for someone
else, please ensure that the instructions are handed to the householder.
Warning - Please read this manual prior to installation or use.
Shock Hazard
This unit must be installed by a competent person, in accordance with
BS 7671 (the IEE Wiring Regulations), or other relevant national
regulations and codes of good practise.
Always isolate the AC Mains supply before removing the unit
from the Industry Standard Back Plate.