Uponor KaMo Combi Port BASE XU User manual

Uponor Combi Port BASE XU
EN Installation and Operation Manual

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Table of Contents
1 Appliance Information ............................................................. 3
1.1 Validity of the instructions .......................................................... 4
1.2 ID plate (example) ..................................................................... 4
1.3 Related documents and regulations .......................................... 4
1.4 Document retention ................................................................... 4
1.5 Correct operation ....................................................................... 4
3HUVRQQHODQGTXDOL¿FDWLRQV ...................................................... 4
1.8 Specialised installers ................................................................. 5
1.9 Installation, commissioning and maintenance .................................5
1.10 Basic safety information ............................................................ 5
1.11 Danger from electric shock ........................................................ 5
1.12 Avoid the risk of burning and scalding ....................................... 5
1.14 Avoid frost damage .................................................................... 5
1.15 Information displayed on the device .......................................... 5
1.16 Technical data ............................................................................ 5
2 Device and functional description ......................................... 6
2.1 Functional description ............................................................... 6
2.2 Components and device connections ........................................ 7
2.3 System example ........................................................................ 8
2.5 Installation variances ................................................................11
3 Installation .............................................................................. 12
3.1 Mounting ball valve rail ............................................................ 12
3.2 Mounting HIU ........................................................................... 12
3.3 Mounting UFH manifold ........................................................... 13
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3.5 Connection single room controller ........................................... 14
3.6 Mounting cabinet cover ........................................................... 14
4 Operation ................................................................................ 15
4.1 Start up .................................................................................... 15
4.2 Hydraulic scheme .................................................................... 16
4.3 Electrical connection ................................................................16
4.4 Installed parts .......................................................................... 17
4.5 Heat meter distance piece ....................................................... 17
4.6 DHW temperature controller (TWB) ....................................... 18
4.7 Thermostatic heating limiter .................................................. 19
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4.9 Hydraulic balancing of UFH manifold ...................................... 21
4.10 Flush the primary heating system ............................................ 22
- Assemble the protective cap (hexagon 32 mm) ................... 22
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5 Occupant information ........................................................... 23
5.1 Important information about these instructions ........................ 23
5.2 Function and energy savings ................................................... 23
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6 Dimensional drawings ......................................................... 25
6.1 Combi Port BASE XU .............................................................. 25
6.2 UFH manifold ........................................................................... 25
6.3 Cabinet cover .......................................................................... 26
6.4 Ball valves on rail bottom 6x .................................................... 26
6.5 Flushing valve .......................................................................... 27
7 Troubleshooting .................................................................... 28
8 Performance curves .............................................................. 30

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1 Appliance Information
Dear Customer,
Before installing the system, the installer must read, understand and
comply with these installation and operating instructions. We reserve
the right to make technical changes. Please keep these instructions
for future use!
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specialist personnel.
2 The heating system must be planned and implemented in
accordance with generally accepted engineering practices, as
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standards. (The list is not necessarily complete.)
DIN 18380 German construction contract procedures (VOB)
- Part C
DIN 4109 Sound insulation in buildings
DIN EN 6946 Building components and building elements -
Thermal resistance and thermal transmittance
- Calculation method
DIN EN 12831 Heating systems in buildings - Method for
calculation of the design heat load
DIN EN 128282 Heating systems in buildings - Planning of
water-based heating systems
DIN EN 14868 Protection of metallic materials against corrosion
DIN EN 14336 Installation and commissioning of water based
heating systems
VDI 2035 Prevention of damage in water heating
installations
VDI 4704 Water heating installations - Water quality,
pressure maintenance, deaeration - Trainings
VDI/DVGW 6023 Hygiene in drinking-water installations
DIN EN 1717 with national supplements
DIN 1988-100 Codes of practice for drinking
water installations
TRGI Technical Rules for Gas Installation
EneV Energy Saving Directive
Please note that, according to EneV, the heating load of the building
must be recalculated in the event of a major renovation of the
heating system (boiler replacement). The system must be provided
with equipment to enable automatic control according to time and
temperature.
A water analysis is recommended for every drinking water delivery
installation. In the case of warranty claims, water analysis is mandatory.
3 The necessary electrical connections, installation, commissioning
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specialist personnel. IEC 364 and/or CENELEC HD 384 or DIN
VDE 0100, DIN VDE 0190 and IEC Report 446 or DIN VDE 0110
and EN 50178, EN 60204, EN 60335/Part 1 and Part 51 and/or
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Hazard warning: Before performing any work on the controller
or the components connected to it, disconnect the controller
from the power supply as instructed. The outlets are also in
an inactive state under mains voltage.
We would also ask you to install the systems supplied by us
according to the installation instructions. Our warranty shall be
rendered void in the event of damage caused to the systems or to
the heating system or building due to violation of these instructions.
Refurbishments or alterations are only permitted after consultation
with the manufacturer. The manufacturer accepts no liability for
any damage resulting from improper use of the units.
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drinking water. We therefore wish to point out some important
installation and operating conditions.
The drinking water installation must be planned and implemented in
accordance with the German Infection Protection Act, in particular
Article 37 of the Drinking Water Ordinance, DIN 1988, DIN 50930
Part 6, DIN 2000, DIN 2001 and DIN 18381 as well as VDI 6003
and VDI/DVGW 6023 and the DVGW Worksheets quoted below,
as well as generally accepted engineering practices. (The list is
not necessarily complete.)
These are:
W 551 Drinking water heating and drinking water piping
systems - Technical measures to reduce Legionella
growth
W 553 Dimensioning of circulation-systems in central drinking
water heating systems
W 291 Cleaning and disinfection of water distribution systems
DVGW W 557 Cleaning and disinfection of drinking water installations
Regulations of local water supply companies The applicable and
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but note that they are not necessarily complete.
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personnel.
• During installation, make sure that the open ends of the pipes
are protected against dirt during work breaks.
• The safety equipment of the drinking water delivery installation
must comply with DIN EN 806-2 and DIN 1988-200 or the
comparable national regulations or standards.
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being commissioned and handed over to the user.
• Hot drinking water pipes must be provided with the prescribed
thermal insulation in accordance with EneV and DIN 1988-200.
• The drinking water pipes must be insulated in accordance
with recognised engineering practices.
• The cold water pipes should not be insulated together with
the heating pipes. Thermal separation or, preferably, spatial
separation is required.

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In the case of installations in the public sector (multi family homes,
hotels, retirement homes, hospitals, sports halls, etc.) care must be
taken to ensure that the heated drinking water temperature does not
fall below 60°C and the circulating water re-entering the unit reaches
a minimum temperature of 55°C. This requires accurate calculation
and precise adjustment of the circulating line.
The system is maintained in compliance with DIN EN 806-5 or, outside
Germany, in accordance with national regulations or standards.
Use-related wear of wearing parts, such as pumps, built-in valves
(moving parts, PM valves, etc.) are not considered as defects.
We recommend a maintenance cycle especially for example for the
built-in heat exchanger (test, dirt, sludge, lime), PM valve (functional
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thermostatic lead module, thermostatic hot water temperature limiter,
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volume measuring unit, thermal premixer or other parts.
5 Please instruct the system users properly and provide them with
these installation and operating instructions together with the
inventory documents.
Please check that the units are complete. Any screws that
are loosened during transport should be retightened.
In the event of leaks that occur during the pressure test, be
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components.
Never remove individual parts of the unit (or any other built-in
components) while the system is still under pressure (risk of injury).
If you have any questions about correct operation or function,
please contact your supplier. Of course you are also welcome
to contact us directly anytime.
1.1 Validity of the instructions
These installation and operating instructions apply exclusively to
the manufacturer’s unit. The type can be found on the ID plate.
The ID plate is located on the base plate of the unit. The ID plate
contains the following information.
• Sales
• Created by
• Device type
• Technical data
• Year built
• Serial number
• Order number
• Production location
1.2 ID plate (example)
Device type: Combi Port BASE XU
Hz-VI temperature: max. 95°C
7::ÀRZUDWH Exchanger type 1; 15 l/min
Pressure level Hz/TWW: PN 10/PN 6
Year built: 2020
Serial number: D-10-0026036
Order number: 102628
Made in Germany
1.3 Related documents and regulations
• Additional documents are valid in conjunction with
these installation and operating instructions.
• When carrying out service work on the unit, it is essential to
observe all instructions for supplementary components and
components of the heating system.
• In all service work pay attention to:
- the recognised technical rules for safe and
professional operations
- the statutory regulations for accident prevention
- the statutory environmental protection regulations
- the stipulations of employer’s liability insurance associations
- the relevant safety conditions of the DIN, EN, DVGW, DWGW,
VDE and AGFW standards
- the relevant national and EU regulations for other countries
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of engineering
1.4 Document retention
• You should keep these instructions and all other applicable
documents in a safe place, so that they are always available.
• Make sure to hand over all the documents to the operator.
1.5 Correct operation
The heat interface unit is intended exclusively for drinking water
heating, control of the downstream domestic heating system and
the measurement of heating energy and cold water consumption
for an apartment or similar unit.
Any other or further use is considered improper use. The
manufacturer/supplier is not liable for resulting damages. The risk
is borne solely by the user. Intended use also includes observance
of all relevant documents and compliance with the inspection and
maintenance conditions.
Under no circumstances should you deviate from the values given
in the technical data.
1.6 Personnel and qualifications
The heat interface unit may be operated by the operator or by
personnel authorised by the operator. Service work (assembly,
commissioning and maintenance) on the heat interface unit
requires specialist knowledge. In general, only authorised specialist
tradesmen are allowed to carry out service work on the heat
interface unit.

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1.7 Operator
The operator is responsible for the correct operation of the heating
system.
The operator must:
• have read and understood the operating instructions,
• have reached a statutory minimum age,
• ensure that the heating system is regularly maintained by
an installer.
1.8 Specialised installers
The installer is authorised to carry out installation, commissioning
and maintenance work (service and repair).
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knowledge of the relevant area of expertise and are responsible
for compliance with existing regulations, rules and guidelines.
Work on electrical equipment belonging to the system may only be
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engineering regulations. Only personnel with special knowledge and
experience in hydraulics may work on hydraulic equipment.
1.9 Installation, commissioning and maintenance
For your own safety, please note that the installation, commissioning
and maintenance of the heat interface unit must be carried out by
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1.10 Basic safety information
Observe the following instructions for your own safety and the safety
of your environment.
1.11 Danger from electric shock
Controllers and pumps are under mains voltage. Contact with
live parts can be fatal or cause serious injury.
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electrical components.
• Work on the electrical system may only be carried out by
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• Never touch electrical components with wet or damp body parts.
• Never pull on electrical cables.
1.12 Avoid the risk of burning and scalding
The surfaces of individual components and the water at the tap
can become very hot.
• Avoid contact with hot surfaces.
• Carefully check the water temperature with a gauge
before touching it
1.13 Leaks
If leaks occur, you must follow the instructions below.
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• Repair the lick in the appropriate manner.
1.14 Avoid frost damage
Without hot water and power supplies, the heat interface unit
is not protected against frost.
• Take the appropriate steps to ensure supply and notify the
operator that the heat interface unit is in operation during
a period of frost (even when the operator is away).
• Take the appropriate steps to ensure supply and notify the
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at the installation site of the heat interface unit and in the
accommodation.
• Avoiding property damage due to improper maintenance
• Perform yearly maintenance on the station.
1.15 Information displayed on the device
• Observe the instructions displayed directly on the device.
• Maintain such displayed instructions in a fully legible state.
Material damage due to incorrect additional components, avoidance
of spare and wearing parts, use of unauthorised components, spare
parts and wear parts that have not been tested with the system can
damage the heat interface unit.
The installation of non-approved components, spare parts and
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are considered to be improper and may restrict the function, safety
and warranty. We accept no liability in such cases.
• Use only original parts from the manufacturer or spare parts
approved by the manufacturer for replacement purposes.
Recommendations, optimum values for water
°dH 6...15
pH value 7-10
1.16 Technical data
Materials
Fittings Brass/dezincing resistant brass
Pipes Stainless steel 1.4401
Heat exchanger Stainless steel 1.4404/copper solder
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General information
Max. operating
temperature
90°C
Operating pressure PN10
Min. cold water pressure approx. 2 bar
Max. cold water pressure approx. 4 bar
Connections RU,*ÀDWVHDOLQJ
Weight approx. 30 kg unit with cover
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2 Device and functional description
2.1 Functional description
The Apartment unit supplies an accommodation unit with hot water
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required via a stainless-steel plate heat exchanger following the
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exchanger ensures excellent cool down of the heating water and low
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with a supply temperature of at least 55 °C via the heating water
supply line.
Through the DHW temparature controller (TWB) stable tapping
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tures.

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2.2 Components and device connections
Equipment
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A CW from riser
B DHW to apartment
C Primary heating supply
D Primary heating return
E Secondary heating supply
F Secondary heating return
1 Plate heat exchanger
4 Sensor pocket HM M10x1, wet-diving
5 Flushing valve
6 Air vent
7 Heat meter distance piece
9 Strainer
13 DHW temparature controller (TWB)
18 Union nut ¾“
19 Pump
26 Water shock absorber
27 '\QDPLFÀRZFRQWUROOHU
33 Safety valve
35 Pressure gauge
38 Membrane expansion vessel
40 Thermostatic heating controller
Note:
The illustration shows a sample set-up.
Individual modules may vary in appearance.
The legend-based numbering is not continuous.
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2.4 Accessories
2.4.1 UFH manifolds
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available:
Uponor Vario S Manifolds with top meters, 2 to 15 loops
Uponor Vario S Manifolds with lock shield valves, 2 to 15 loops
The manifolds includes wall brackets. Actuators are adaptable on the
return barr.
Setting of lock shield valves is described in chapter “Operation”.
Installation steps of the in wall or on wall cabinet are described in
chapter “Installation”.
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controler later in this chapter.
2.4.2 Connecting ball valves
Supply lines can be connected to Combi Port Base XU from top or
down. When connection from down is required, then additional con-
necting pipes and ball valves has to be installed for this reason.
Please consider the installation steps in chapter “Installation”.
2.4.3 Filling loop
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See installation in chapter “Installation”.
2.4.4 Flushing bypass
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Please consider the installation steps in chapter “Installation”.
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ECO profiles 999
Electrical underfloor heating
control 99
Ventilation integration 99
Fan coil integration 9
Technical function Wave
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Base
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Uponor cloud services 99
Data storage 999
Pump management 999
System diagnostics 999
HP integration 9
Room bypass 999
Room check 9
BMS integration 9
SMS module 9
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Uponor Base Flexiboard is a 230 V control that enables individual
room control for 6 or 8 rooms. There are also 2 variants with
integrated pump logic available. This switches the circulating pump
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2.4.5 Room temperature control
Note
Thermostats and remote-control modules are not part
of the Combi Port delivery. They must be ordered
separately.
Uponor Smatrix
Uponor Smatrix is a fully equipped range of components for room
temperature control, optionally via radio or wired. The unique auto-
balancing technology eliminates the need for manual balancing of
the loops. The smart system accurately determines and controls the
exact energy needed for an optimal room temperature. The result
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energy consumption.
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Installation wizard 99
Offline configuration 99
Over-the-air updates 99
Third-party remote support 99
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Smart notifications 99
Trend visualization 999
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2.5 Installation variances
The pictures below shows the typical installation with Combi Port
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Smatrix is mounted and wired at the manifold.
System components:
1 Combi Port BASE XU
2 UFH manifold
3 Single room controller
Application top Application down Application top + UFH
Connections from top Connections from down Connections from top, UFH manifold from down

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3 Installation
3.1 Mounting ball valve rail
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Note
Pay attention to horizontal alignment!
3.2 Mounting HIU
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2 Join HIU to the ball valves.
Note
The flat seals provided must be inserted before joining.
The seal of the screw connections should be checked!
Please consider:
The corresponding primary supply lines must be installed
at the ball valves ¾”.

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3.3 Mounting UFH manifold
1 Mark for drilling wholes for UFH manifold.
Note
Pay attention to horizontal alignment!
2 Drill holes.
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Connect UFH manifold to the ball valves on the station.
3.4 Connection underfloor heating pipes
Note
Construction and installation of underfloor heating
acc EN 1264.
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2 Protocol the loop lengths of each loop
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3.5 Connection single room controller
1 Mount the single room controller above the manifold on desired
L-brackets.
2 Install the actuators on the UFH manifold return.
Electrical connection see relevant instruction of the single room
controller.
Note
Install the Interface unit allways outside the cabinet
(wireless connection).
3.6 Mounting cabinet cover
1 The cover is to be hung with the suspension hooks on the back
plate.

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4.1 Start up
4.1.1 Connecting the hydraulic system
Risk of injury due to improper installation!
Leaking connections can cause personal injury.
• Make sure to connect the hydraulics correctly.
• When connecting the pipes, make sure to use the supplied seals.
To ensure the proper functioning of the heating system, you must
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optional components (e.g. meters) are capped with black plastic
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These can be obtained from your supplier.
• Make sure to connect the heating supply and return as well as
the hot and cold water correctly.
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valve on site at a suitable central point.
• Observe the hydraulic diagram as an installation guide.
4.1.2 Connect the hydraulics in the following steps:
1 Prepare pipelines.
Prepare the pipelines according to your plan.
2 Install the pipelines.
Install the pipelines in the heat interface unit according
to your plan.
3 Insulate pipes according to national regulations.
Insulate the pipes with thermal insulation.
4 When designing the facility, it should be noted that the
primary heating supply temperature is approx. 8-10 °C above
the domestic hot water temperature.
The heat interface unit is connected hydraulically.
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A CW from riser
B DHW to apartment
C Primary heating supply
D Primary heating return
E Secondary heating supply
F Secondary heating return
1 Plate heat exchanger
4 Sensor pocket HM M10x1
5 Flushing valve
6 Air vent
7 Heat meter distance piece
9 Strainer
13 DHW temperature controller (TWB)
18 Union nut ¾“
19 Pump
26 Water shock absorber
27 '\QDPLFÀRZFRQWUROOHU
33 Safety valve
35 Pressure gauge
38 Membrane expansion vessel
40 Thermostatic heating limiter
4.2 Hydraulic scheme
Equipment
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observed for the electrical wiring (e. g. DIN VDE 0100-540).
Please connect the station as follow:
1 Connect Combi Port XU electrically (see wiring diagram)
2 Connect individual room controller: please follow to the
corresponding instruction Smatrix or Flexiboard
3 Coding of actuator: please follow to the corresponding instruction
Smatrix or Flexiboard.
4 Establish equipotential bonding by using a copper equipotential
bonding conductor (cross-section at least 6 mm2). Connect the
earthling clamp to a suitable equipotential bonding rail in the
building.
Warning!
Danger to life due to electric current!
Contact with live parts may cause fatalities.
Disconnect the distribution station from the power supply
and secure it against being switched back on.
Test for absence of voltage.
The pump may only be connected by a qualified
electricain.
HIU Plate heat exchanger
15 l/min. domestic water (GBS-240-14E)
heating (GBS-220-16E)
21 l/min. domestic water (GBS-240-20E)
heating (GBS-220-16E)
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4.4 Installed parts
4.5 Heat meter distance piece
The Combi Port BASE XU contains of a distance piece which can be
replaced by heat meter.
The heat meter with Qn = 1. 5 m3/h and an overall length of 110 mm
and 3/4" connection can be accomodated. Heat meters Qn = 1,5 with
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measurement). A sensor pocket for the M10x1 is available for the
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socket wrench (6 mm).
Caution!
Property damage due to improper commissioning!
Improper commissioning can lead to damage to property.
• Only an authorised specialist can carry out commissioning.
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the entire heating system and the apartment heating system. Before
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heat interface unit. If necessary tighten the connections When tighte-
ning connections, always lock the opposite side.
Vent the accumulated air in the heat interface unit by opening the
venting screw. Observe the system operating pressure.
To commission the heat interface unit, follow these steps:
1 Testing the device prior to commissioning
2 Filling
3 Flushing
4 Venting
5 Checking settings
6 Completing the acceptance protocol (commissioning)
7 Handing over the device to the operator
Testing the device prior to commissioning
Prior to commissioning, you must verify proper installation through
visual inspection as follows:
• Check that any dirt accumulated during installation and the dust
on the unit have been removed properly.
• Check the seals on all pipes and device connections.
• Optional: Check that the electrical connections have been made
correctly, that the polarity of the mains connection is correct and
that grounding is assured.
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temporarily stop commissioning and rectify the error.
At the end of each line, you must perform a line vent. This prevents
the units from drawing in air, which can cause interference on
the units.
To optimally vent the heat exchanger, this must be carried out during
WW dispensing.
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4.6 DHW temperature controller (TWB)
With the TWB 13 a stable tapping temperature can be achieved
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in accordance with the setpoint value (hot water temperature). This
keeps the return temperature in the system low, providing scalding
protection. Every thermostat needs a response time (<3 seconds)
before it regulates exactly.
Changing the thermostatic hot water temperature limiter setting
Scale values 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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To change the default setting, follow these steps:
1 Remove the thermostatic tip from the valve.
• Please note: Make sure not to bend or break the capillary line.
• Using a welding wire, slide out the locking tabs next to the
adjustment number on the left and right in the direction of
the union nut. If the valve tip is only restricted in an upward
direction (valve can be closed), then you only need to
remove one locking tab.
2 Remove the top part of the valve head.
• Lift out the internal anchor using a strong round object.
3 Adjust the hand wheel.
• Line up the white marking on the toothed sleeve with the
white alignment mark underneath the lettering.
• Gently turn the hand wheel to setting 5.
• Turn the hand wheel from setting 5 to the desired setting
Adjustment example: for 50°C set to scale value 4.
4 Block the setting.
• Insert the clips behind the number set on the hand wheel.
• Reinstall the hand wheel to the set value so that the hand
wheel is blocked with the new setting.
5 Install the thermostatic tip.
• Screw the valve tip onto the valve The standard setting
is changed.
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4.7 Thermostatic heating limiter
• Through the thermostatic heating limiter 40 in the heating circuit
the return temperature of the primary heating return is limited.

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