Swann Smith's Aegean-EC Series Guide

Issue 006 | November 2022
ENGLISH | UK | IRL | SmithsEP.co.uk
Aegean®-EC models
Installation, commissioning
and user manual
SFC 235 | SFC 260 | SVFC 500

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Declaration of conformity
EC Declaration of conformity
We, Smith’s Environmental Products Limited
1-2 Blackall Industrial Estate
South Woodham Ferrers
Chelmsford
Essex CM3 5UW
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
Declare under sole responsibility that the products:
Product name:
Aegean
Product range:
SFC260, SFC235, SVFC500 (model sizes 10, 20,
25, 30, 40, 50, 55 & 60)
Conform to the following European
Union directives
Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU Harmonised
European Standard and Safety Directives
EN 60335-2-80:2003, +A1:04 + A209
EN 60335-1:2012/AC:14 + A13:2017
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) test
standards
EN 55014-1:2006 inc A1:2009 & A2 :2011
EN 61000-3-:2014
EN 61000-3-3:2013
Immunity
EN 55014-2:2015 in accordance with category
2 requirements
This Declaration is made on behalf of Smith’s
Environmental Products Limited.
Introduction
Smiths Aegean Fan Coil Unit (FCU) is designed
for heating, cooling and/or ventilating rooms.
The inlets and outlets of the unit are positioned
in such a way that the discharged airow is
distributed evenly across the room without
causing discomfort to the people in it. The unit’s
dimensions are geared to integrating the unit in
suspended ceilings.
The fan coil unit blows a ow of air into the room.
The air may be taken in, at the user’s option,
either from outside (ventilation) or from the room
itself (recirculation). Thus, the unit offers two
benets:
• The room is kept at the desired temperature
• Gradual deterioration of air quality in the room
is counteracted
Delivery
• Check the unit and its packaging for correct
delivery. Report any transport damage to the
driver and supplier immediately
• Make sure that all parts and components have
been supplied
• Report any defects to the supplier immediately
Handling
Please ensure that the current Manual Handling
Regulations are followed.
The inltration of coarse dust, cement, etc. may
damage the unit. So long as such contaminants
are in the room,
• do not put the unit into operation
• cover the inlets and outlets
Contents
Introduction 2
Declaration of conformity 3
Symbols used in this guide 3
Important safety and installation instructions 4
Product Information 6
Installation 9
Commissioning 11
Maintenance 12
Fault nding 14
User manual
Speed controls 14
Registering your product 15
Disposal 15
After sales and spares 15
Symbols
This manual contains information and
prescriptions marked by the following symbols.
Ignoring these safety provisions
marked by the symbol “caution:
hazard” may endanger the safety
of people.
Ignoring these safety provisions
marked by the symbol “caution:
electricity” may endanger the
safety of people, as well as the
integrity of things.
The removal of the screws can
cause the output of hot uids
under high pressure from heating
system. Drain the system or close
the isolating valves.
High temperature surface. Take
utmost care to prevent people
from getting in contact with the
hot surfaces of the appliance.

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This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they
have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play
with the appliance.
To guard against injury, basic safety precautions should be observed, including the
following:
1. Read and follow all safety instructions and all the important notices on the appliance
before installing, using and maintaining the appliance. Failure to do so may cause
personal injury or damage to the appliance or installation.
2. Always disconnect electrical supply before putting on or taking off parts and whilst the
equipment is being installed, maintained or handled. Never work with bare feet and/or
with wet hands.
3. To avoid possible electric shock, special care should be taken since water is used with
electrical equipment. Carefully examine the appliance before and after installation.
Do not operate the appliance if it has a damaged supply cord or enclosure, or if it
is malfunctioning or it is dropped or damaged in any manner. Inspect the
appliance periodically.
The appliance should not be electrically supplied if there is water on parts not intended to
be wet.
4. Risk of scalding. To avoid injury before any servicing operation wait until the water has
cooled inside the appliance. Do not touch the uid or the appliance when temperature
is higher than 60°C.
5. Improper use.
This is an appliance to be used in heating systems with clean water without
abrasive particles.
Do not use this appliance:
• With liquids other than water (e.g. ammable liquids, etc.) (EN60335-2-51);
• In locations where special conditions prevail, such as the presence of a corrosive or
explosive atmosphere (dust, vapour or gas) (EN60335-2-51);
• For other than intended use.
6. Installation.
The appliance must be mounted in a stable/xed position in a dry, well ventilated,
frost-free, waterproof and protected place, with sufcient ventilation around it. Make
sure that the appliance is securely and correctly installed before operating it and that
there is enough room around it for maintenance operations, dismantling, checking for
free inspection.
The maximum ambient temperature at which the appliance is to be used is 40°C
(EN60335-2-51).
7. Electric connection
IMPORTANT: Connection to the power supply must be effected by means of a xed
power cable which is tted with a plug-type connection or a two pole isolating switch
with a minimum contact opening of 3 mm.
Electrical connection must be carried out by a qualied electrician and in
accordance with local regulations and both data on the name-plate and the
appropriate diagram inside the terminal box cover.
Follow all safety standards.
8. Connect the appliance only to a mains supply protected by a Residual Current Device
(RCD or Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter) with a rated residual operating current not
exceeding 30mA.
9. Prior to any modication being made to the equipment, it must be agreed with and
authorised by the manufacturer. Original spare parts and accessories authorised by the
manufacturer are integral part contributing to the safety of the equipment and of the
machines. The use of non original components or accessories may endanger the safety
and causes the termination of the warranty. Safe operation is only assured for the
applications and conditions described in Application of this manual.
Non-observance of the safety instructions results in the loss of any claims to damages.
The indicated limit values are binding and cannot be exceeded for any reason whatsoever.
KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Important safety and installation instructions
Prior to installation, read these installation and operating instructions. The installation and operation should
also be in accordance with national regulations and accepted codes of good practice.

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Product dimensions and performance data
SFC 235H
All blanks and
spigots can be
supplied to your
requirements.
These are
interchangeable
if required on site.
Key to selecting spigot locations.
with the air from the discharge plenum
blowing in your face;
spigot pointing to the left is A,
spigot pointing to the right is B.
Forward facing spigots are numbered
from left to right 1up to 5.
This does not change with different
handed units.
200
400
375 375
360 360360
462 462 462
425425 425 425
54
B
A1
B
B
B
B
B
A
A
A
A
A
1
1
1
1
1 5
4
4
2
2
2 3 4
3
3
3
2
2
10
20/25
30
40
50/55
60
Speed controls
SFC 260H
HC
260
100
66
Return
CoolingHeating
Flow
10
21
52
790
845
118
198 125
155
185
AB
52
52
Units are handed against direction of
airflow. Units shown are right handled.
model/size A B Wt(kg)
260 10 570 800 35
260 20 870 1100 44
260 25 870 1100 47
260 30 1170 1400 58
260 40 1470 1700 70
260 50 1770 2000 93
260 55 1770 2000 96
260 60 2070 2300 98
Model/size Standard spigot locations
260 10 A-1
260 20 A-2
260 25 A-2
260 30 A-2-3
260 40 A-2-4
260 50 A-2-3
260 55 A-2-3
260 60 A-2-3-5
Airflow
direction
Drip Tray
15mm
Condensate
drain
Speed controls
All blanks and
spigots can be
supplied to your
requirements.
These are
interchangeable
if required on site.
Key to selecting spigot locations.
with the air from the discharge plenum
blowing in your face;
spigot pointing to the left is A,
spigot pointing to the right is B.
Forward facing spigots are numbered
from left to right 1up to 5.
This does not change with different
handed units.
200
400
375 375
360 360360
462 462 462
425425 425 425
54
B
A1
B
B
B
B
B
A
A
A
A
A
1
1
1
1
1 5
4
4
2
2
2 3 4
3
3
3
2
2
10
20/25
30
40
50/55
60
HC
235
100
66
10
21
52
790
845
118
198 125
155
185
AB
52
52
Units are handed against direction of
airflow. Units shown are right handled.
Model/size A B Wt(kg)
235 10 570 800 32
235 20 870 1100 43
235 25 870 1100 46
235 30 1170 1400 54
235 40 1470 1700 69
235 50 1770 2000 86
235 55 1770 2000 89
235 60 2070 2300 92
Model/size Standard spigot locations
235 10 A-1
235 20 A-2
235 25 A-2
235 30 A-2-3
235 40 A-2-4
235 50 A-2-3
235 55 A-2-3
235 60 A-2-3-5
Return
CoolingHeating
Flow
Drip Tray
15mm
Condensate
drain
Airflow
direction
Performance data verication
Heating and cooling performance has been tested and independently veried by BSRIA to BS EN 1397: 2015.
Full set up and details available on request.
Acoustic data has been measured and independently veried by SRL Technical Services to BS EN 16583:2015.
Please ask us for our acoustic information pack for more details, including laboratory measured sound power data.
Summer Condition: 23°C EAT, 50% RH (5.5/11°C, 6/12°C) | Winter Condition: 21°C EAT (82/71°C, 60/50°C)
Performance data
Performance data verication
Heating and cooling performance has been tested and independently veried by BSRIA to BS EN 1397: 2015.
Full set up and details available on request.
Acoustic data has been measured and independently veried by SRL Technical Services to BS EN 16583:2015.
Please ask us for our acoustic information pack for more details, including laboratory measured sound power data.
Performance data
Nominal
fan speed ESP Airow SFP Total cooling
Sensible
cooling
Total
cooling
Sensible
cooling
LPHW
heating
LPHW
heating
SIZE NR (%) Pa I/s W/I/s) 5.5/11°C 5.5/11°C 6/12°C 6/12°C 82/71°C 60/50°C
10 35 47 30 65 0.30 1.43 1.05 1.30 0.99 1.62 0.93
20 35 48 30 95 0.28 2.07 1.52 1.83 1.41 3.54 2.43
25 35 47 30 121 0.26 2.78 2.02 2.55 1.91 2.86 1.69
30 35 49 30 154 0.24 3.07 2.33 2.56 2.06 3.52 2.08
40 35 47 30 174 0.22 3.70 2.75 3.29 2.54 4.04 2.41
50 35 47 30 185 0.23 4.29 3.11 3.92 2.92 4.43 2.60
55 35 43 30 190 0.27 4.79 3.39 4.45 3.22 4.82 2.84
60 35 35 30 163 0.27 4.12 2.91 3.84 2.78 4.39 2.60
Nominal
fan speed ESP Airow SFP Total cooling
Sensible
cooling
Total
cooling
Sensible
cooling
LPHW
heating
LPHW
heating
SIZE NR (%) Pa I/s W/I/s) 5.5/11°C 5.5/11°C 6/12°C 6/12°C 82/71°C 60/50°C
10 35 41 30 80 0.21 0.98 0.83 0.88 0.76 1.39 0.76
20 35 37 30 99 0.21 1.51 1.24 1.33 1.13 4.62 3.18
25 35 32 30 109 0.21 1.96 1.53 1.77 1.43 2.28 1.32
30 35 30 30 124 0.21 2.27 1.76 2.02 1.62 2.82 1.66
40 35 33 30 194 0.22 3.50 2.74 3.11 2.52 3.80 2.26
50 35 33 30 175 0.21 3.41 2.60 3.05 2.41 3.84 2.24
55 35 30 30 189 0.21 4.13 3.04 3.61 2.78 4.84 2.86
60 35 27 30 184 0.21 4.39 3.15 3.96 2.94 5.28 3.15
Summer Condition: 23°C EAT, 50% RH (5.5/11°C, 6/12°C) | Winter Condition: 21°C EAT (82/71°C, 60/50°C)

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3. Connecting ducts
Careful consideration to the external resistance is
given during the fan coil unit selection process.
The external resistance, normally expressed in
Pascal’s (Pa), is based primarily on the length
and number of bends in the exible ductwork
connected to the fan coil unit. If the length of the
duct or the number of bends is increased then this
will apply added resistance, resulting in under-
performance of both the cooling/heating duties
and unit air volumes, an increase in the speed of
the fan(s) and the sound level from the unit. The
following guidelines reduce the risk of increased
external resistance.
Mounting the ducts depends on the local
situation, and is to be carried out according to
your own judgment.
The FCU can be used with either exible ducting
systems using a Spigot adapter and steel rigid
ducting systems. If a steel ducting system is used,
ideally a 500mm section of exible ducting should
be used to join the steel ducting to the FCU. This
will allow some exibility should the FCU need
removing for maintenance work.
Please follow the below instructions in order not
to affect the unit’s performance:
• Avoid any abrupt duct transitions.
• Keep ducts as short as possible.
• Mount exible connection sleeves to the intake
opening under slight tension (this is to prevent
the connection sleeve from being sucked to a
close at high fan speeds).
• Provide for proper sealing at transitions in the
duct system.
1. Fixing
The FCU MUST be installed LEVEL.
Make sure that the structure from which the
total weight of the system to be borne by the
mounting. This includes the weight of the FCU
and any ducting used.
There are several ways to install the FCU:
• The FCU can be attached directly to the
Concrete Slab:
• Attached to wooden battens which are directly
attached to the Concrete slab;
• Suspended by threaded rods
• Suspended from a Suspension Rail
Consideration should be given to the transmission
of noise with the type of mounting used.
Suspend the unit at a minimum height of 1.8 m.
This results in proper venting of the heat
exchanger and (for units with cooling) in proper
discharge of condensate.
Position the unit such that the modules will be
easy to access both during and after installation.
Installation
2. Ease of access
Adequate access to and around the perimeter
of the equipment must be given highest priority
during the installation process. This will help in
making essential maintenance as easy as possible.
Do not obstruct the clearance around the fan coil
units with ceiling lights, electrical trunking, pipes,
conduits or ductwork. To ensure the effective
maintenance of serviceable components, avoid
installing the equipment above items (xed or
unxed) that clearly compromise good access to
the units.
4. Installation of ducts
1. Where practically possible, ensure that the
ducts are kept in a straight line and the number
of tight bends is reduced to a minimum.
See Figure 2.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Performance data verication
Heating and cooling performance has been tested and independently veried by BSRIA to BS EN 1397: 2015.
Full set up and details available on request.
Acoustic data has been measured and independently veried by SRL Technical Services to BS EN 16583:2015.
Please ask us for our acoustic information pack for more details, including laboratory measured sound power data.
X
Y
202
95
460
Z
W
14
143
77
315
235
44˚500
256 18
175
Model/size W X Y Z Wt(kg)
500 10 970 510 512 583 30
500 20 1270 810 812 883 36
500 25 1270 810 812 883 40
500 30 1570 1110 1112 1183 47
500 40 1870 1410 1412 1483 58
500 50 2170 1710 1712 1783 66
500 55 2170 1710 1712 1783 77
500 60 2470 2010 2012 2083 80
Airflow
direction
drip
tray
electrical
cabinet
coil
Product dimensions and performance data
SVFC 500
Summer Condition: 23°C EAT, 50% RH (5.5/11°C, 6/12°C) | Winter Condition: 21°C EAT (82/71°C, 60/50°C)
Performance data
Nominal
fan speed ESP Airow SFP Total cooling
Sensible
cooling
Total
cooling
Sensible
cooling
LPHW
heating
LPHW
heating
SIZE NR (%) Pa I/s W/I/s) 5.5/11°C 5.5/11°C 6/12°C 6/12°C 82/71°C 60/50°C
10 35 56 30 119 0.12 1.56 1.33 1.40 1.22 1.45 0.76
20 35 49 30 120 0.16 1.97 1.59 1.77 1.48 5.30 3.73
25 35 43 30 121 0.20 2.00 1.61 1.80 1.50 2.78 1.62
30 35 36 30 116 0.24 1.53 1.30 1.42 1.23 3.06 1.81
40 35 34 30 118 0.28 1.68 1.40 1.56 1.33 3.46 2.07
50 35 34 30 161 0.27 2.25 1.89 2.08 1.78 5.63 3.37
55 35 34 30 184 0.24 2.96 2.40 2.41 2.05 6.00 3.58
60 35 38 30 228 0.24 4.01 3.16 3.52 2.89 6.41 3.82

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2. Do not squash the ducts so that they can pass
easily under or around obstructions that appear
to be affecting their natural course.
See Figure 3.
3. Avoid using more ducting than is necessary.
Using more ducting than is required means that
the internal spiral will not be stretched enough
and result in uneven airow patterns causing
increased resistance and sound levels.
See Figure 4.
5. Connecting to unit to the CH
and/or CW system
Water Connections
The water connections are 15mm diameter
and should be connected using 3-bar full-bore
isolating valves on all 4 connections (Flow CH/
Return CH/Flow CW/Return CW)to facilitate
maintenance of the FCU.
1. Run the pipework and connect them to the
screwed or compression ttings. Tighten the
compression ttings well.
2. Fill the CH and/or CW system.
3. Vent the heat exchanger.
4. Check the connections for leaks.
NOTE: If the FCU is to be left idle, i.e. no
circulation of heating water, in winter, then the
system should be lled with a glycol solution to
prevent the system from freezing and damaging
the heat exchanger in the FCU.
NOTE: Damage caused by exposure to frost is NOT
covered by the warranty.
6. Condensate Tray Drain
Connection Pipe
The fan coil drain connection pipe can be
damaged easily and should always be treated with
great care. The connection of the condensate
tray drain pipe to the site drainage system should
be made using a tting that will allow future
disconnection and reconnection to enable removal
of the condensate tray for cleaning purposes
and access to the coil block. Ideally a exible
connection pipe of 450mm should be attached
to the 15mm drain point from the Condensate
Tray and the rigid condensate drainpipe. This will
facilitate easier removal of the FCU should it be
required for future maintenance.
To help encourage better condensate drainage:
• Install a in line trap between the drain
connection on the fan coil and the site
drainage system.
• Condensate pipework must incorporate a fall
that allows the uid to gravity drain as required
by current regulations.
• Condensate pipework must incorporate a
sufcient number of hanging support pipe
brackets to ensure the pipework does not bow
under its own weight.
• Condensate pipework may require lagged
insulation, depending on both the material that
the condensate pipe is manufactured from and
the temperatures of the chilled water
being used.
Fan coil unit condensate drain trays are of an
‘open ended’ design. To help encourage the
condensate to drain away effectively, the fan coil
should be level when installed. Never install the
fan coil in such a way that the condensate runs in
the opposite direction to the drain connection.
A fan coil unit installed in this manner will leak
and damage the ceiling below, and could also
possibly damage ofce equipment.
Fig. 4
Fig. 3
7. Connecting the FCU to the mains power supply
The FCU must be EARTHED.
The unit must be connected in accordance with current applicable local laws and regulations.
If the use of a hood device is employed whilst
commissioning the air volumes, then remember to
ensure that the additional resistance of the hood
itself is considered; otherwise inaccurate readings
will be taken. If differing volumes are taken from
two ducts fed by a common unit then check
both the ducts between the fan coil unit and the
discharge plenum/grille. An increase in air volume
of up to 15% can usually be obtained simply by
straightening or reconguring the duct runs.
Switching on and checking operation
1. Check if all modules are correctly suspended
and secured.
2. Check the order of installation of the modules.
3. Check the connection to the mains.
4. Check the controller connections (see the
corresponding documentation).
5. Switch on the mains supply.
6. Make the controller ready for use according to
the appropriate manual.
7. Switch on the unit using the controller and
check whether the unit blows out air.
8. Make sure the CH and/or CW system is
switched on.
9. Let the unit heat and/or cool using the
controller. Feel whether the discharged air is
getting hot (if heating) or cold (if cooling).
10.Vent the heat exchangers if necessary.
Commissioning
8
NLEENL
7654321
TO FANSUPPLY
CONTROL
GROUND
TACHO
+10V
This Side
-10V
VR2
Low
VR1
High
0-10V (Grey)
0V (Black)
Tacho (Brown)
10V (Red)
FAN
POWER SUPPLY
CORD
SPEED CONTROL WIRING
ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS
1 5
2
3
4
POWER
OFF
ON
FAN SPEED
ADJUSTMENT
MAIN
FUSE
3.15A
87
24V0V

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Maintenance
13 5 4
3
8
1
2
16
10
11
15
7
6
14
9
12
ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 Main Body 1
2
Plenum Cover 1
3
Fan Box Cover 1
4
Coil Cover 1
5
Filter Retainer 1
6
Electric Box Cover 1
7
Cover Handle 1
8 Spigot 4
9
Filter 1
10
Fan 1
11
Electrical Panel 1
12
Coil 1
13 Drip Tray 1
14
Valves & Controls 2
15
Electrical Inlet Panel 1
16
Switch Panel 1
Item
No. Description QTY
1 Main body 1
2 Plenum cover 1
3 Fan box cover 1
4 Coil cover 1
5 Filter retainer 1
6 Electric box cover 1
7 Cover handle 1
8 Spigot 4
9 Filter 1
10 Fan 1
11 Electrical panel 1
12 Coil 1
13 Drip tray 1
14 Valves and controls 2
15 Electrical inlet panel 1
16 Switch panel 1
Maintenance period Action required
Prior to handover
Clean filters
Recheck design fan speed and temperature settings
Ensure all valve commissioning pegs and caps have been removed
Quarterly Clean filters
Twice yearly
Clean filters
Brush (with a soft brush) or vacuum coil surface, or use an air duster
Once a year
Clean or replace filters
Brush (with a soft brush) or vacuum coil surface, or use an air duster
Wipe out condensate tray and clean with mild detergent if required
Vacuum fan and motor assemblies as required, or use an air duster
Visually inspect for any damaged or failing components
Note: If the fans do need cleaning then use only a soft brush. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES use a hard
tool/implement to clean the fan as it may damage the fan blades resulting in an unbalanced fan
causing vibration.
1. Removing Filter
• Remove two screws holding Filter Access Panel
• Remove Access Panel
• Withdraw lter
• Reverse procedure to replace lter
2. Cleaning fan
• Remove two screws holding in Fan Access Panel
If the fans do need cleaning then use only a soft
brush. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES use a hard
tool/implement to clean the fan as it may damage
the fan blades resulting in an unbalanced fan
causing vibration.
3. Removing fan
• Remove two screws holding in Fan Access Panel
(see 2. Cleaning fan)
• Remove Fan Access Panel
• Unclip fan cable from cable harness
• Support fan body with one hand whilst
removing two screws holding fan body in place.
Note: Fan is heavy so needs supporting
• Replacement of fan body
• Reverse above process to replace fan body
4. Servicing Condensate tray
• Ensure Condensate Tray is clean and free from
debris, ensuring drain point is clear.
illustration shows horizontal model

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Fault nding
Fault Checking/Solution
Reduced air volumes and higher than expected noise levels are
being experienced
Is the correct fan speed selected?
Is the lter dirty?
Are the inlet/outlet grilles free from obstruction?
If volume control dampers are tted, are they shut?
Are the exible ducts installed correctly? (There should be no tight
bends, no restrictions and no excess material in the duct lengths)
Condensate does not drain or the unit leaks
Is the condensate pipe/drain free from obstruction?
Ensure the fan coils are installed level or slightly tilting toward
drain end
Is the air lter dirty? (Dirty lters restrict condensate ow)
Controls do not work
Have the commissioning valve caps or pegs been removed?
Has the set point temperature been reset correctly after
commissioning?
Is the sensor being ‘tricked’ by an external temperature influence?
Have the controls not yet finished their start-up diagnostics test?
In the event of any difculty, please contact us on [phone].
User manual
On/Off switch and variable speed controller
1 5
2
3
4
POWER
OFF
ON
FAN SPEED
ADJUSTMENT
MAIN
FUSE
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Registering your product
Thank you for purchasing a Smith’s product. It has
been designed and manufactured to the highest
quality standards to ensure it gives you efcient
and trouble-free service for many years. We are
committed to achieving the highest standards and
our faith is supported by a free parts and labour
guarantee with every product.
For more information on the warranty period
for this product please visit our website
smithsep.co.uk/product-registration/
This gives you the peace of mind that in the
unlikely event of product failure, we will repair
or replace the product completely free of charge
providing the product has been installed, used and
maintained in accordance with the instructions.
Your statutory rights are not affected by this
warranty.
It is important to register as soon as possible
online at: smithsep.co.uk/product-registration/.
This will ensure you will receive prompt and
efcient service if your product requires attention
within the warranty period. If you do not register
your product, you will be required to produce
proof of purchase prior to receiving service.
For more details please visit our website:
SmithsEP.co.uk
Disposal
Products with this symbol (crossed out wheelie
bin) cannot be disposed as household waste.
Old electrical and electronic equipment must be
recycled at a facility capable of handling these
products and their waste by-products. If you are
purchasing replacement equipment your retailer
may offer a ‘take back’ scheme, or will be able to
give details of the nearest approved authorised
treatment facility. Proper recycling and waste
disposal will help conserve resources whilst
preventing detrimental effects on our health
and the environment.
WEEE Registered Code: WEE/ED0093VW
After sales and spares
If you experience any problems with the use of
your product, please contact our after-sales ofce
[phone].
For product information, customer services or
sales support call us on [phone]
For the Republic of Ireland, contact MT Agencies
on 01 864 3363
Sales: [e-mail]
General information: [e-mail]
Smith’s Environmental Products Ltd
Blackall Industrial Estate, South Woodham Ferrers,
Chelmsford, Essex CM3 5UW
SmithsEP.co.uk
@SmithsEP_UK
#ThinkSmiths
Approved CQS ISO
9001:2015
Certificate No. EM2001002
Certificate No. EM2001002
ISO 14001
ISO 14001
ISO 14001

To view the full product information
download the datasheet at:
www.SmithsEP.co.uk
For product information, customer services or
sales support call us on [phone]
For the Republic of Ireland, contact MT Agencies
on 01 864 3363
Sales: [e-mail]
General information: [e-mail]
Smith’s Environmental Products Ltd
Blackall Industrial Estate, South Woodham Ferrers,
Chelmsford, Essex CM3 5UW
SmithsEP.co.uk
@SmithsEP_UK
#ThinkSmiths
Issue 006 | November 2022
Happy to help
Smith’s Environmental Products Ltd is one of the
leading manufacturers of heating and cooling
products in the UK. We are committed to
achieving the highest standards and our faith is
supported by a free parts and labour guarantee
with every product (see our website for more
information). Our customer service is second to
none and we are happy to offer any help and
guidance that you might need.
Stockists
All products are available nationally from Builders’
Merchants, Plumbers’ Merchants, Heating
Equipment Distributors and Kitchen Equipment
Distributors. In the event of difculty, please
contact us or visit our website SmithsEP.co.uk for
details of your nearest stockist.
Information and advice
Full technical specications and list prices is
available to download from our website or in
hard copy from our ofce. Also available on our
website are price lists, individual product data
sheets, installation & user guides, where to buy,
who to contact and a media centre.
Alternatively contact our ofce 9.00am to 5.00pm
Monday to Friday.
As part our commitment to continuous
improvement Smith’s Environmental Products may
change the specifications of its products without
prior notification or public announcement.
All descriptions, illustrations, drawings and
specifications in this publication present only
general particulars and shall not form part of
any contract. All dimensions are in mm unless
otherwise stated. Please visit the website for the
most up to date information.
Smith’s, providing comfort for the built environment