STOKVIS ENERGY SYSTEMS ECONOFLAME R40 User manual

Stokvis R40 Boiler
Gas-Fired
Wall Hung
Condensing
Installation, Operation & Maintenance
Manual
STOKVIS ENERGY SYSTEMS
96R Walton Road
East Molesey
Surrey
KT8 0DL
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Website: www.stokvisboilers.com
420010565400 12/2013

Contents
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Contents .................................................................. 2
Safety General regulations ................................... 3
Application ................................................. 3
Norms and regulations .............................. 3
Construction Layout of boiler .......................................... 4
Operating principle .................................... 4
Technical data .................................................................. 5
Extent of delivery Standard boiler .......................................... 7
Accessories ............................................... 7
Installation Boiler transport .......................................... 8
Removing the casing ................................. 8
Boiler installation ....................................... 9
Connecting the boiler ................................ 9
Wiring diagram - Boiler .............................. 11
Wiring diagram - Accessories .................... 12
Commissioning Water and hydraulic system ...................... 13
Gas supply ................................................ 14
Condensate connection ............................. 14
Flue and air intake connections ................. 14
Prepare boiler for first startup .................... 14
Combustion analysis ................................. 16
Check water flow ...................................... 17
Check functionality of safety devices ........ 18
Gas tightness check .................................. 18
Boiler shut down ........................................ 18
Commissioning protocol ............................ 19
Operating instructions Controls .................................................... 20
Display / Programming .............................. 21
Overview of main functions ....................... 22
Maintenance Checklist .................................................... 23
Replacing the electrodes ........................... 23
Cleaning the condensate receptacle ......... 24
Cleaning and refilling the syphon .............. 24
Inspection of combustion chamber ............ 24
Water pressure and quality ....................... 25
Water flow rate .......................................... 25
Combustion analysis ................................. 25
Gas pressure ............................................. 25
Gas tightness check .................................. 25
Safety devices ........................................... 25
Maintenance protocol ................................ 26
Lockouts .................................................................. 27
Sensor values .................................................................. 30
Declaration of Conformity .................................................................. 31

Safety
General regulations
Application
Norms and regulations
3
General regulations
This documentation contains important
information, which is a base for safe
and reliable installation, commissioning
and operation of the R40 boiler. All
activities described in this document
may only be excecuted by authorized
companies.
Changes to this document may be ef-
fected without prior notice. We accept
no obligation to adapt previously deliv-
ered products to incorporate such
changes.
Only original spare parts may be used
when replacing components on the
boiler, otherwise warranty will be void.
Application
The R40 boiler may be used for heating
and hot water production purposes
only. The boiler should be connected to
closed systems with a maximum tem-
perature of 100ºC (high limit tempera-
ture), maximum setpoint temperature is
90ºC.
Norms and regulations
When installing and operating the boil-
er, all applicable norms (european and
local) should be fulfilled:
Local building regulations for in-
stalling combustion air and flue gas
systems;
Regulation for connecting the boiler to
the electrical appliance;
Regulations for connecting the boiler
to the local gas network;
Norms and regulations according to
safety equipment for heating systems;
Any additional local laws/regulations
with regard to installing and operating
heating systems.
The R40 boiler is CE approved and
applies to the following European
standards:
 92 / 42 / EEC
Boiler efficiency directive
 2009 / 142 / EEC
Gas appliance directive
 2006 / 95 / EEC
Low voltage directive
 2004 / 108 / EEC
EMC directive
EN 483
Gas-fired central heating boilers -
Type C boilers of nominal heat input
not exceeding 70 kW
EN 15420
Gas-fired central heating boilers -
Type C boilers of nominal heat input
exceeding 70 kW, but not exceeding
1000 kW
EN 15417
Gas-fired central heating boilers -
Specific requirements for condensing
boilers with a nominal heat input
greater than 70 kW but not exceeding
1000 kW
EN 50165
Electrical equipment of non-electric
appliances for household and similar
purposes - Safety requirements
EN 15502-1
Gas-fired central heating boilers -
Part 1: General requirements and
tests
EN 55014-1 (2000)
Electromagnetic compatibility - Re-
quirements for household appliances,
electric tools and similar apparatus -
Part 1: Emission
EN 55014-2 (1997)
Electromagnetic compatibility - Re-
quirements for household appliances,
electric tools and similar apparatus -
Part 2: Immunity - Product family
standard
EN 61000-3-2 (2000)
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) -
Part 3-2: Limits - Limits for harmonic
current emissions (equipment input
current 16 A per phase)
EN 61000-3-3 (2001)
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) -
Part 3-3: Limitation of voltage chang-
es, voltage fluctuations and flicker in
public low-voltage supply
systems, for equipment with rated
current 16 A per phase and not sub-
ject to conditional connection
EN 60335-1 (2002)
Household and similar electrical appli-
ances - Safety - Part 1: General re-
quirements
EN 60335-2-102 (2006)
Household an similar electrical
appliances: Particular requirements
for gas, oil and solid-fuel burning ap-
pliances having electrical connections

Construction
Layout of boiler
Operating principle
4
Layout of boiler
The R40 boiler consists of the following
main components:
1 Casing
2 Control panel
3 Flue gas connection (+ test point)
4 Air intake connection (+ test point)
5 Flow water connection
6 Return water connection
7 Gas connection
8 Syphon
9 Input for wiring
10 Connection for safety valve
11 Connection for fill/drain valve
12 Manometer
13 Fan
14 Gas valve
15 Ignition and ionisation electrodes
16 Heat exchanger
17 Inspection window
18 Ignition transformer
19 Electrical input connections
20 Controller
21 Condensate receptacle
Operating principle
The R40 is a fully modulating boiler.
The control unit of the boiler adapts
the modulation ratio automatically to
the heat demand requested by the
system. This is done by controlling the
speed of the fan. As a result, the Whirl-
wind mixing system will adapt the gas
ratio to the chosen fan speed, in order
to maintain the best possible combus-
tion figures and therewith the best effi-
ciency. The flue gases created by the
combustion are transported downwards
through the heat exchanger
The LMS14 control unit can control the
boiler operation based on:
Boiler control (stand alone operation);
weather compensated operation
(with optional outdoor sensor);
with 0-10V external influence
(temperature or capacity) from a
building management system.
and leave the boiler at the top into the
chimney connection.
The return water from the system
enters the boiler in the lower section,
where is the lowest flue gas tempera-
ture in the boiler. In this section
condensation takes place. The water
is being transported upwards through
the heat exchanger, in order to leave
the boiler at the flow connection. The
cross flow working principle (water up,
flue gas down) ensures the most
efficient combustion results.
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Technical data
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R40
65
R40
85
R40
100
R40
120
R40
150
Nominal heat output at 80/60ºC max/min kW 60.8/10.1 81.1/13.4 92.9/15.6 111.6/18.7 132.2/23.3
Nominal heat output at 75/60ºC max/min kW 60.9/10.1 81.3/13.4 93.1/15.6 111.8/18.7 132.5/23.3
Nominal heat output at 40/30ºC max/min kW 63.9/11.1 85.3/14.8 100.0/17.2 120.0/20.6 142.3/25.6
Nominal heat input Hi max/min kW 62.4/10.4 83.3/13.8 95.2/16.0 114.3/19.2 135.5/23.9
Efficiency at 80/60ºC % 97.4 97.4 97.6 97.6 97.6
Efficiency at 40/30ºC % 102.4 102.4 105.0 105.0 105.0
Annual efficiency (NNG 75/60ºC) % 106.2 106.2 106.2 106.2 106.2
Annual efficiency (NNG 40/30ºC) % >110 >110 >110 >110 >110
Standstill losses (Twater = 70ºC) % 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20
Max. condensate flow l/h 3.5 4.8 6.4 7.7 9.1
Gas consumption G20 max/min (10,9 kWh/m3) m3/h 5.7/1.0 7.6/1.3 8.7/1.5 10.5/1.8 12.4/2.2
Gas consumption G25 max/min (8,34 kWh/m3) m3/h 7.5/1.2 10.0/1.7 11.4/1.9 13.7/2.3 16.3/2.9
Gas consumption G31 max/min (12,8 kWh/kg) kg/h -/- -/- -/- -/- -/-
Gas pressure natural gas G20 mbar 20 20 20 20 20
Gas pressure natural gas G25 mbar 25 25 25 25 25
Gas pressure liguid gas G31 mbar -/- -/- -/- -/- -/-
Maximum gas pressure mbar 50 50 50 50 50
Flue gas temperature at 80/60ºC max/min ºC 76/63 76/63 76/63 76/63 76/63
Flue gas temperature at 40/30ºC max/min ºC 55/39 55/39 55/39 55/39 55/39
Flue gas quantity max/min m3/h 119/19 159/25 178/29 213/35 253/44
CO2 level natural gas G20/G25 max/min % 8.5/8.5 8.5/8.5 8.7/8.5 8.7/8.5 8.7/8.5
CO2 level liguid gas G31 max/min % -/- -/- -/- -/- -/-
NOx level mg/kWh 39 39 39 39 39
CO level max/min mg/kWh 98/7 98/7 98/7 98/7 98/7
Max. permissible flue resistance max/min Pa 150/15 150/15 150/15 200/15 200/15
Water volume l 3.5 4.8 6.4 7.7 9.1
Water pressure max/min bar 8/1.5 8/1.5 8/1.5 8/1.5 8/1.5
Max. water temperature (High limit thermostat) ºC 100 100 100 100 100
Maximum temperature setpoint ºC 90 90 90 90 90
Nominal water flow at dT=20K m3/h 2.6 3.4 4.0 4.8 5.6
Hydraulic resistance at nominal water flow kPa 16 29 15 22 34
Electrical connection V 230 230 230 230 230
Frequency Hz 50 50 50 50 50
Mains connection fuse A 10 10 10 10 10
IP class - IPX4D IPX4D IPX4D IPX4D IPX4D
Power consumption boiler max/min (excl. pump) W 98/26 167/38 195/30 228/36 248/44
Power consumption 3-step pump (optional) W 150 205 150 210 385
Power consumption speed controlled pump (opt) W 124 124 130 130 130
Weight (empty) kg 60 68 80 90 97
Noise level at 1 meter distance* dB(A) 56/50 56/50 56/50 56/50 56/50
Ionisation current minimum µA 3 3 3 3 3
PH value condensate - 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.2
CE certification code -
Water connections - R1.1/4" R1.1/4" R1.1/2" R1.1/2" R1.1/2"
Gas connection - R3/4" R3/4" R1" R1" R1"
Flue gas connection mm 100 100 100 100 130
Air intake connection (for room sealed use) mm 100 100 100 100 130
Condensate connection mm 22 22 22 22 22
CE-0063BU9068
R40
50
45.7/7.7
45.8/7.7
48.0/8.4
46.9/7.8
97.4
102.4
106.2
>110
0.20
2.6
4.3/0.7
5.6/0.9
-/-
20
25
-/-
50
76/63
55/39
89/14
8.5/8.5
-/-
39
98/7
150/15
4.0
8/1.5
100
90
1.9
9
230
50
10
IPX4D
98/26
150
124
60
56/50
3
3.2
R1.1/4"
R3/4"
100
100
22
* non room sealed / room sealed

Technical data
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Dimensions R40/50
R40/65
R40/85 R40/100 R40/120 R40/150
B mm 490 490 590 590 590
B1 mm 140 140 140 140 190
B2 mm 245 245 295 295 295
D mm 500 500 600 600 600
H mm 810 810 950 950 950
W1 mm R 1 1/4" R 1 1/4" R 1 1/2" R 1 1/2" R 1 1/2"
W2 mm R 1 1/4" R 1 1/4" R 1 1/2" R 1 1/2" R 1 1/2"
G mm R 3/4" R 3/4" R 1" R 1" R 1"
F mm 100 100 100 100 130
A mm 100 100 100 100 130

Extent of delivery
Standard boiler
Accessories
7
Standard boiler
A boiler delivery package contains the
following components:
Extension module AGU2.550 for
heating zone control or external gas
valve and/or room fan control in com-
bination with an alarm signal.
For each boiler a maximum of 3
AGU2.550 modules (2x heating zone,
1x ext. gas valve / room fan in combi-
nation with alarm) can be integrated
in the boiler;
Additional RVS63 heating zone con-
troller, when controlling more than 2
zones (incl. wall hung box, all neces-
sary sensors and sockets and con-
nection material for bus communica-
tion).
The above accessories are specially
designed for the R40 boiler and there-
with easy to install (plug and play). By
choosing a combination of the kits men-
tioned above, you can create your own
complete system solution. Ask your
supplier for more detailed information.
Component Pcs. Package
Boiler fully assembled and tested 1 Cardboard box on pallet
Mounting bracket incl. mounting material 1 Together with manuals, in folding box inside boiler
packaging
Syphon for condensate connection 1 Inside boiler packaging
Operation and Installation manual 1 Map packed in cardboard box in boiler packaging
Spare parts list 1 Map packed in cardboard box in boiler packaging
Wiring diagram 1 Map packed in cardboard box in boiler packaging
Accessories
Additional to the boiler, the following
accessories can be ordered:
Standard 3-step pump incl. connec-
tion kit;
Speed controlled pump incl. connec-
tion kit;
Safety valve, fill/drain valve and con-
nection for expansion tank;
Set with water (2x) and gas (1x)
cocks;
Gas filter incl. connection kit;
Min. gas pressure switch;
Plate heat exchanger (dT=10K/15K or
dT=20K) incl. connection kit;
Low velocity header, suitable for
dT=10K/15K and dT=20K incl. con-
nection kit;
Plug & play cascade kit (see cascade
manual for more details);
Extension module AGU2.551 for
0-10V control of a modulating pump
and/or boiler capacity feedback to a
building management system;
Electrical connection for external gas
valve and/or room fan.

Installation
Boiler transport
Removing the casing
8
Boiler transport
The R40 boiler will be supplied as a
complete unit being fully assembled
and pre-tested. The packaging dimensi-
on is 1050x572x575mm for boiler types
50-85 and 1185x674x665mm for boiler
types
100-150, which makes it possible to
transport all models through a normal
door in one piece.
The R40 can be transported with a cra-
ne, but it has to be ensured that the
boiler is packed and fixed on a pallet.
The straps must be connected to the
pallet.
Removing the casing
Remove the casing before installing the
boiler, in order to avoid damage to the
casing parts. Removing the casing is
done as shown on the pictures.
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3
4

Installation
Boiler installation
Connecting the boiler
9
Boiler installation
The boiler should be positioned in a
frost-proof boiler room. If the boiler
room is on the roof, the boiler itself may
never be the highest point of the instal-
lation.
When positioning the boiler, please
note the recommended minimum clea-
rance in the picture. When the boiler is
positioned with less free space, mainte-
nance activities will be more difficult.
Connecting the boiler
This chapter will explain how to make
all connections to the boiler with regard
to:
Hydraulic connections
Condensate drain connection
Gas connection
Flue gas connection
Air intake connection
Electrical connection
The boiler should always be connected
in such a way, that the system applies
to all relevant standards and regulati-
ons (European, national and local). It’s
the responsibility of the installer to en-
sure that all standards and regulations
are respected.
Hydraulic connections (1,2,3,4)
The boiler should always be connected
in such a way, that water flow through
the boiler can be ensured at all times.
Connect the flow (1) and return (2) con-
nection of the system tension free to
the boiler connections.
The boiler contains a connection possi-
bility for an (optional) kit with safety
valve, fill/drain valve and an expansion
tank connection. The safety valve must
be connected to the flow connection (3)
of the boiler, the fill/drain valve and
expansion tank connection must be
connected to the return connection (4).
The (optional) pump kit should be
mounted directly to the return connecti-
on (2) of the boiler, before connecting
to the system.
Condensate connection (5)
After filling with water, the syphon
(included in delivery) should be in-
stalled to the connection (5) at the bot-
tom of the boiler. Connect the hose to
the draining system in the boiler room.
The connection to the draining system
should always be done with an open
connection, in order to avoid a flooding
of the boiler in case of a blocked drain.
Gas connection (6)
The gas connection must be made by
an authorized installer in accordance
with the applicable national and local
standards and regulations.
Connect the gas line from the system
tension free to the gas connection (6) of
the boiler. A gas cock should be
mounted directly behind the boiler.
A gas filter can be mounted directly on
the gas connection of the boiler.
1 2
5 6
3 4

Installation
Connecting the boiler
10
Flue gas connection (7)
Regulations for the construction of flue
gas systems are very different for each
country. It should be ensured that all
national regulations with regard to flue
gas systems are respected.
Connect the flue gas system to the flue
gas connection (7) of the boiler, use
fluegas systems with seamless connec-
tions only. It’s not necessary to make a
separate condensate drain for the flue
gas system, as the condensate will be
drained via the syphon of the boiler.
Please note the following issues:
It’s recommended to use stainless
steel or PPS fluegas systems
The diameter of the flue gas system
must be chosen by calculation ac-
cording to the national regulations
Construct the flue gas system as
short as possible (for maximum
length see planner documentation)
Construct horizonal ways with a mini-
mum angle of 3º
Air intake connection (8)
The air intake can be connected in ca-
se of room sealed installation. The dia-
meter should be calculated according
to the national regulations, together
with the flue gas system. The total re-
sistance of both systems should never
overcome the maximum permissible
resistance of the fan inside the boiler
(see also chapter: Technical data).
Electrical connection
The electrical connection must be
made by an authorized installer in
accordance with the applicable
national and local standards and re-
gulations.
For the power supply it’s necessary
to use a mains isolator switch with a
contact opening of at least 3 mm
within the boiler room. This switch
can be used to switch off the power
supply for maintenance purposes.
All cables should be lead through the
cable glants (9) at the bottom of the
boiler of the boiler boiler into the elec-
tro panel (10).
Connect all wires to the terminals
according to the wiring diagram of the
boiler, see pages 11-12.
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7
10
9
Outside sensor mounting
If an outside sensor (accessory) is
connected to the boiler, the sensor
should be positioned as shown on the
drawing.

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Installation
Wiring diagram - Boiler
Optional
0-10V
Optional
Zone 1
Optional
Alarm
Optional
Zone 2
Optional
QAA75
Internal fuse LMS ist 2x T6.3A H 250V Max. total current at 230VAC T25 is 5A
Flow sensor Return sensor Min. water pressure switch
QX2 free programmable 230VAC +10% -15% 5mA… 1A, cos > 0.8
Alarm output
QX1 230VAC +10% -15% 5mA… 1A, cos > 0.8
AUX2 230VAC 5A
AUX1 230VAC 5A
QX3 230VAC +10% -15% 5mA… 1A, cos > 0.8
DHW pump
Power supply 230VAC +10% -15% 50HZ 10A
X18 230VAC 5mA… 1A, cos > 0.6
Lockout input *1
Temp./capacity ext. input
0.15-10VDC
Outdoor sensor
DHW thermostat or
sensor *2
Flue gas sensor
Header sensor
Interlock input
Boiler enable
Low voltage contacts according to standards and directives for SELV. *1 When connecting, remove jumper or resistor *2 Optional, see “Accessories” *3 When connecting a thermostat, high quality contact material is required! (e.g. gold plated contacts)
Thermostat
Type 50 Type 65-150
Ø Lmax
0,25 mm2 20 m
0,5 mm2 40 m
1,0 mm2 80 m 1,5 mm2 120 m
Cable cross-sectional area for external sensors, see table.

Installation
Wiring diagram - Accessories
12
Optional
Alarm
M-UX41 Speed controlled pump 0-10VDC Imax. 3mA SELV M-UX42 Boiler output signal 0-10VDC Imax. 3mA SELV
Optional
Pump
3-speed
Optional
Zone 1
Optional
Zone 2
Optional
Pump
PWM
Optional
Pump
0-10V
Boiler types 50-85 Boiler types 100-150 *
* Option is also used for boiler output signal for boiler types 50-85.
Imax. = 3mA
blue brown
yellow-green
Jumper “mode UX42”; b
blue brown
yellow-green
blue or white brown
blue brown
yellow-green
brown
white
Not used: blue and black
Module 3
Alarm 230VAC (max. 1A)
Module 2 Module 1
Pump Mixing
valve
Flow
sensor
Pump Mixing
valve
Flow
sensor

Commissioning
Water and hydraulic system
13
Water quality
The system should be filled with water
with a PH value between 8,0 and 9,5.
The chloride value of the water should
not exceed 50 mg/l. Entry of oxygene
by diffusion should be prevented at all
times. Damage to the heat exchanger
because of oxygene diffusion will not
be taken under warranty.
Minimum operating
pressure
[bar]
Flow tem-
perature
[ºC]
> 1.5 90
Water pressure
Open the valves to the system. Check
the water pressure in the system. If the
water pressure is too low (see table
below), increase the pressure up to at
least the minimum required water
pressure in the table.
Filling can eventually be done via the
(optional) fill and drain valve (2) on the
return connection (1) of the boiler.
Hydraulic system
Check if the boiler is hydraulically con-
nected to the system in such way, that
water flow can be secured at all times
during burner operation. The water flow
is supervised by T-protection in the
boiler and a lack of flow will lead to a
direct burner stop and lockout of the
boiler.
Commissioning of the boiler should be
carried out by authorized personnel
only. Failure to respect this condition
makes the guarantee void. A protocol
of the commissioning should be filled
out (see end of this chapter for example
of commissioning protocol).
This chapter explains the commissio-
ning of the boiler with the standard boi-
ler controller. When an additional sys-
tem controller is installed, please refer
to its manual for commissioning the
controller.
In installations with higher water volu-
mes, it’s necessary to respect the maxi-
mum filling and additional volumes with
corresponding hardness values as sta-
ted in the german VDI2035 standard. In
the table you can find the nominal va-
lues for filling and additional water for
the R40 according to the the VDI2035.
The table at the left gives an indication
of the relation between the water quali-
ty and the maximum water filling volu-
me during the lifetime of the boiler.
Consult the original text of the VDI2035
for more detailed information.
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2
Boiler output Max. sum of alkaline earths
[kW] [mol/m3] [ºdH] [ºf]
50 - 200 2.0 11.2 20
200 - 600 1.5 8.4 15
Max. total hardness
Concentrate
Ca(HCO3)2
Capacity of installation Q (kW)
150 200 250 300 400 500 600
mol/m3 ºf Maximum water (re)fill volume Vmax [m3]
0.5 5 - - - - - - -
1.0 10 - - - - - - -
1.5 15 3 4 5 6 8 10 12
2.0 20 3 4 5 6 6.3 7.8 9.4
2.5 25 1.9 2.5 3.1 3.8 5.0 6.3 7.5
3.0 30 1.6 2.1 2.6 3.1 4.2 5.2 6.3
ºdH
2.8
5.6
8.4
11.2
14.0
16.8

Commissioning
Gas supply
Condensate connection
Flue and air intake connections
14
Gas supply
Check the gas supply connection to the
boiler for tightness. If any leakage is
found, reseal the leakage before star-
ting the boiler!
Remove any air between the gas valve
and the gas line. This can be done at
the test point (1) at the gas pressure
switch. Don’t forget to close the test
point afterwards!
Check the gas type and values with the
local gas company, in order to know for
which gas type the boiler should be
commissioned.
Condensate connection
Remove the syphon (2) from the con-
densate connection. Fill it with water
and place it back in the original posi-
tion. Make sure the syphon is filled be-
fore starting the boiler, in
order to prevent flue gases discharging
through the condensate connection!
Flue and air intake connections
Check whether the flue and air intake
systems are made according to the
national and local regulations. Installati-
ons which don’t comply with the regula-
tions, are not allowed to be commissio-
ned.
Make sure that all connections are free.
The size of flue gas and air intake con-
nections may not be reduced.
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2

Commissioning
Prepare boiler for first startup
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Legend:
A On/off switch
B Return (ESC)
C Room temperature control
D Confirmation (OK)
E Manual mode
F Chimney sweeper mode
G Info mode
H Reset button
I Operation mode heating zone(s)
L Display
M Operation mode DHW
Preparation for first startup
Open the gas supply;
Enable the power supply to the boiler;
Switch on the boiler with the on/off
switch (A);
Make sure the boiler is in standby
mode (K);
Check the pump operation: make
sure the pump runs in the right
direction;
Release all air from the pump motor.
It‘s recommended to put the boiler on
50% load after the first startup, as this
is the best starting point to do a proper
combustion analysis. This can be done
with the following procedure:
Push button I >3 Sek, the boiler goes
into controller Stopp mode.
Push the Info button (G), the actual
boiler load (%) appears in the display;
Choose „set up“ (confirm with OK
button), now the boiler load can be
changed by rotating the wheel (C)
and confirming the 50% setting with
the OK button.
After checking the combustion values
(see next page), the controller Stopp
mode can be stopped by pushing the
control mode button (I) >3 Sek.
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Commissioning
Combustion analysis
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Combustion check at full load
Start the boiler in controller stop mode
and go to 50% load. Now the boiler
operates at 50% load. Allow the boiler
to stabilise the combustion for 3
minutes. Then increase the boiler load
step by step up to 100%. Check the
gas pressure on the inlet of the gas
valve while increa-sing the boiler load:
the gas pressure should never go
below the minimum required value 
see technical data. When an (optional)
minimum gas pressure switch is con-
nected, this must be set to 75% of the
required gas pressure.
Check the combustion settings via the
test point in the chimney connection
(1). If necessary, correct the settings
with the small adjustment screw at the
top of the gas valve (2).
Combustion check at minimum load
Switch the boiler to minimum load (0%).
Check the combustion settings the
same way as described for full load. If
necessary, correct the settings with the
large adjustment screw at the top of the
gas valve (3).
Combustion check at 50% load
An additional reference check of com-
bustion values at 50% load is recom-
mended in order to check if the gas
valve is set in such way, that the modu-
lating behaviour is normal. The CO2
value should be in between the settings
of full load and minumum load. CO
value should be equal to full load and
minimum load values.
Make sure that the boiler is set to auto-
matic operation and controller stop mo-
de is disabled after the combustion test
is finished.
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Combustion settings max. load
for natural gas G20 / G25
R40/50-150
CO2, max % 8.5 ± 0.2
Combustion settings min. load
for natural gas G20 / G25
R40/50-150
CO2, min % 8.5 ± 0.2
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Commissioning
Check water flow
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qactual = (Tnominal / Tmeasured) * qnominal [m3/h]
Check water flow
The water flow through the boiler can
be checked with two different methods
shown below.
∆T measurement
Check the temperature difference over
the boiler (T flow-return) when the
boiler is running on 100% load. The
nominal T is 20K and must be at least
between 10K and 20K for secure boiler
operation. An indication of the actual
flow rate can be found with the follo-
wing calculation (see table below for
nominal data):
qactual = (pmeasured / pnominal) * qnominal [m3/h]
∆p measurement
Check the pressure difference over the
boiler (p flow-return) when the boiler
pump is running (burner on is not requi-
red). The nominal p for each boiler
type can be found in the table below,
actual p must be within:
1.0*pnom.  P  4.0*pnom. An indi-
cation of the actual flow rate can be
found with the following calculation (see
table below for nominal data):
Water flow data
R40/65 R40/85 R40/100 R40/120 R40/150
Nominal flow rate [m3/h] 2.6 3.4 4.0 4.8 5.6
T at nominal flow rate [ºC] 20
p at nominal flow rate [kPa] 16 29 15 22 34
R40/50
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Commissioning
Check functionality of safety devices
Gas tightness check
Boiler shut down
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Flow temperature sensor (1)
Disconnect the plug from the sensor
while the boiler is switched on. This
should result in a lockout no. 20.
The lockout should disappear as soon
as the plug is placed back in position,
the boiler will restart.
Return temperature sensor (2)
Disconnect the plug from the sensor
while the boiler is switched on. This
should result in a lockout no. 40.
The lockout should disappear as soon
as the plug is placed back in position,
the boiler will restart.
Flue gas temperature sensor (3)
Disconnect the plug from the sensor
while the boiler is switched on. This
should result in a lockout no. 28.
The lockout should disappear as soon
as the plug is placed back in position,
the boiler will restart.
Ionisation electrode (4)
Remove electrical connection from the
ionisation electrode while the boiler is
running, the boiler will go in lockout no.
128. The boiler will try to restart. With
the electrical connection removed, the
restart will result in lockout no. 133.
When the connection is already mount-
ed, the restart will be successful.
Measuring the ionisation current can
be done by mounting a multi-meter (set
to µA) in between the ionisation elec-
trode and its electrical connection. The
ionisation current should always be
above 1.2 µA, in normal conditions it
will be 6 µA and above.
Check functionality of safety devices
All safety devices have to be checked
on good functioning. Safety devices on
a standard boiler are a water flow tem-
perature sensor, water return tempera-
ture sensor, fluegas temperature sen-
sor and ionisation electrode. These
devices can be checked as described
below.
Gas tightness check
Check the gas tightness of all sealed
connections with an approved soap or
electronic gas analyzer, for example:
Test points;
Bolt connections;
Gaskets of mixing system, etc.
Boiler shut down
When the boiler will not be used for
longer periods, shut down the boiler by
following procedure:
Switch the boiler in standby operation
(K);
Switch off the boiler with the on/off
switch (5);
Disable power supply to the boiler by
deactivating the mains isolator switch
in the boiler room;
Close the gas supply to the boiler.
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Commissioning
Commissioning protocol
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Commissioning Protocol R40
Project
Boiler type Project
Serial number Address
Year City
Nominal load (Hi) [kW] Date
Nominal output (Hi) [kW] Engineer
System
Water pressure [bar] Installati-
on:
Roof top 
Water pH [-] Ground floor 
Water hardness [ºdH] Basement 
Water chloride [mg/l] Other: ......................... 
Water T full load [ºC] Hydrau-
lics:
Low velocity header 
Water pboiler [kPa] Plated heat exchanger 
Water flow [m3/h] Bypass boiler 
Pump setting [-] Other: ......................... 
Safety devices
High limit setting [ºC] Water flow sensor checked 
Temp. limiter setting [ºC] Fluegas sensor checked 
Min. gas pressure switch setting [mbar] Water flow switch checked 
Ignition time burner [sec]
Combustion analysis
100% load 50% load Min. load
Gas consumption [m3/h] [m3/h] [m3/h]
Gas pressure [mbar] [mbar] [mbar]
CO2 [%] [%] [%]
O2 [%] [%] [%]
CO [ppm] [ppm] [ppm]
NOx [ppm] [ppm] [ppm]
Tatmospheric [ºC] [ºC] [ºC]
Tfluegas [ºC] [ºC] [ºC]
Twater, flow [ºC] [ºC] [ºC]
Twater, return [ºC] [ºC] [ºC]
Ionisation current [µA] [µA] [µA]
pfan [mbar] [mbar] [mbar]
ptop panel [mbar] [mbar] [mbar]
pcombustion chamber [mbar] [mbar] [mbar]
Remarks

Operating instructions
Controls
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Confirmation (OK) (D)
Return (ESC) (B)
These buttons are used for program-
ming in combination with the wheel.
By pressing the ESC button it‘s possible
to go back one level, changed values
are not taken over by the controller.
By pressing the OK button it‘s possible
to arrive in the next level or confirm
changed values.
Manual mode (E)
This button is used for switching the
boiler into manual mode. In manual mo-
de all pumps will run and the mixing
valves are no longer controlled, the bur-
ner setpoint is 60°C (indicated by span-
ner symbol).
On/off switch (A)
Position 0:
Boiler and connected electrical compo-
nents are no powered. Frost protection
is not secured.
Position I
The boiler and connected electrical
components are powered and standby
for operation.
Operation mode DHW (M)
For switching on the DHW operation
(indication in display below DHW sym-
bol)
Operation mode heating zone(s) (I)
For setting 4 different heating modes:
Auto (clock): Automatic operation by
time programm
Comfort (sun): 24/7 heating in comfort
mode
Reduction (moon): 24/7 heating in
reduced mode
Standby: heating off, frost protection
activated.
Display (L)
Info mode (G)
Display possibility of following info
without influence on boiler control:
temperatures, operation mode
Heating / DHW, error code.
Room temperature control (C)
 for changing room comfort tempe-
rature
 for changing settings when pro-
gramming.
Deaeration mode (E)
By pressing the manual mode button
longer than 3 seconds, the automatic
hydraulic deaeration is activated. During
deaeration the system is put in standby
mode
The pumps are switched on and off for
several times.
After deaeration, the boiler automatically
returns to normal operation.
Chimney sweeper mode (F)
Used for combustion analysis. By pres-
sing the button once again, or automati-
cally after 15 minutes, the chimney swee-
per mode will be deactivated (indicated
by spanner symbol).
Reset button (H)
By shortly pressing the reset button a
burner lockout can be cancelled.
Legend:
A On/off switch
B Return (ESC)
C Room temperature control
D Confirmation (OK)
E Manual mode
F Chimney sweeper mode
G Info mode
H Reset button
I Operation mode heating zone(s)
L Display
M Operation mode DHW
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B C D E F
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