
can be summarized as follows:
• Heat demand is created through the room
thermostat.
• Room thermostat switches 230V and powers
the zone-valve, this will switch the boiler on.
• Boiler operates and hot water is produced.
• Contact Thermostat measures water
temperature. If water temperature is higher
than the temperature set, Contact thermostat
will supply power to the SWH. The fan will op-
erate. If an oponal 5 speed switch has been
ed, the current will rst be transformed to
the voltage desired, the fan will run faster/
slower.
• If temperature requested has been reached,
the room thermostat will open and break
power supply to the zone-valve; the boiler will
be shut o eventually.
• Contact thermostat measures a water
temperature that is lower than the
temperature set and will open the contact.
The fan will stop! (see Fig. 9).
Causion: Make sure that you have turned o the
power supply to the heater you are working on.
The heater must be earthed.
5.1 Maintenance
Especially in dusty spaces, it is important to clean the
heater regularly. If the heat exchanger is heavily covered
by dust, it will not displace the heat suciently. Use a
vacuum cleaner or compressed air taking care to avoid-
void damaging the heat exchanger ns.
Clean also the fan, guard and air outlet grille.
The heater is controlled by the room thermostat and/or
the 5 speed switch if there is one present. There are no
controls on the heater itself.
Depending on the installaon, the user can make
following sengs:
• Control main or isolaon switch
• Turn up and down room thermostat
• Turn up and down contact thermostat
• Change fan speed with 5-stage switch
Adjusng direcon of the air outlets is not normally a
user acon, this is done by the installer.
5.3 Frost damage
ATTENTION: Frost damage!
Do not set the room thermostat lower than 5°C.
Freezing of the exchanger or the tubes, will cause
irreparable damage to the heater. A constant supply of
hot water from the boiler must be ensured. Frost
damage will void warranty claims!
6. Water temperatures/ air volumes
The performance tables shows heater capacies in KW
under dierent condions. These condions may be:
• Water temperature, for example 90/70°C
• Air inlet temperature (at the fan)
• Air volume. When the 5 speed switch is applied,
the power supplied (voltage) is relevant.
In addion, the following informaon can be obtained
from the perfomance tables:
• Output (kW)
• Air volume (m3/h)
• Noise level (dB)
• Discharge temperature (°C)
• Water ow (m3/h)
• Water pressure loss/water-sided dierenal
pressure (kPa)
5 Speed Switch
SWH
Fan motor
Contact
Thermostat
Room
Thermostat
Zone Valve
On/o contacts to
central heang
LN
Fig. 9
Cauon!
ATTENTION!