REMEHA HFS 600, HFS 750 Installation And Service Manual

HFS
600 - 750
Installation and service manual
Powerful domestic water boiler
Great Britain
en
Thank you for purchasing this appliance.
Be sure to read this manual carefully before using the product and keep it in a safe place for future use.
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We hope you will continue to enjoy the product for many years to come.
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Table of contents
Table of contents
1 Introduction .......................................................................................4
1.1 Symbols used .................................................................................4
1.2 General information .............................................................................4
2 Safety instructions and recommendations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
3 Technical description................................................................................6
3.1 General description .............................................................................6
3.2 Technical data .................................................................................6
3.3 Description of operation ..........................................................................7
3.3.1 Filling the hot water boiler.................................................................7
3.3.2 Installation of a recirculation line............................................................8
4 Installation .......................................................................................10
4.1 Installation instructions..........................................................................10
4.1.1 Domestic water quality .....................................................................10
4.2 Scope of delivery ..............................................................................12
4.3 Placement ...................................................................................12
4.4 Main dimensions – Connections ..................................................................12
4.5 Mounting the appliance .........................................................................13
4.5.1 Installation of a recirculation line set........................................................13
4.5.2 Mounting the boiler .....................................................................14
4.6 Hydraulic examples ............................................................................16
4.7 Connections on the domestic water side ............................................................21
4.7.1 Special precautions ....................................................................21
4.7.2 Combination inlet group .................................................................21
4.7.3 Shut-off valves ........................................................................21
4.7.4 Cold water/domestic water connection ......................................................21
4.7.5 Tap water mixing valve ..................................................................21
4.7.6 Hot water recirculation line ...............................................................21
4.7.7 Measures to prevent backflow of heated water ...............................................22
4.8 Connection of the expansion vessels to the collector and heating circuit ...................................22
4.8.1 Boiler circuit ..........................................................................22
4.8.2 Collector circuit (on the boiler side) ........................................................22
4.9 Electrical connection ...........................................................................22
4.10 Commissioning ...............................................................................22
5 Inspection and maintenance.........................................................................23
5.1 Switching off during the summer: Safety through Steam Back ...........................................23
5.2 Maintenance .................................................................................23
6 Commissioning report..............................................................................24
6.1 System description.............................................................................24
6.2 Inspection of collector circuit supply and return lines...................................................24
6.3 Control station, verification of operation RemaSOL C2 .................................................24
6.4 System inspection .............................................................................25
6.5 Resetting ....................................................................................25
6.6 Remarks.....................................................................................26
7 Maintenance report ................................................................................27
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1 Introduction
1 Introduction
1.1 Symbols used
This manual uses various danger levels to draw attention to the special instructions. We do this to increase the safety of the user, to prevent problems and to ensure the technical reliability of the device.
Danger
Chance of dangerous situations that can cause severe personal injury.
Danger of electric shock
Danger of electric shock
Warning
Chance of dangerous situations that can cause minor personal injury.
Attention
Chance of property damage.
Explanation
Attention, important information.
See
Reference to other manuals or other pages in this manual.
HW: hot water
1.2 General information
Congratulations! You have chosen a quality product. We advise you to read the instructions below in order to ensure the optimal operation of your installation. We are confident that this product will meet your expectations. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage resulting from incorrect use of the appliance, deficient or inadequate maintenance or incorrect installation of the appliance (it is your responsibility to have the installation performed by an authorised heating installer).
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2 Safety instructions and recommendations
2 Safety instructions and recommendations
Attention
Installation, commissioning and maintenance must be performed by a competent technician and in accordance with the applicable legal requirements and supplied instructions.
Attention
Heating water and domestic water may not come into contact with each other.
Regular maintenance of the appliance is necessary to ensure reliable and safe operation. If the hot water boiler is modified in any way, the warranty will be void.
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3 Technical description
3 Technical description
3.1 General description
The HFS 600 / HFS 750 is a powerful hot water boiler for legionella-free heating of domestic water based on continuous recirculation with heating boiler and solar energy installation. The hot water boiler is suitable for use where there is a high demand for hot water, in the types of situations found in:
• Hotels
• Carecomplexes
• Apartmentcomplexes
• Campsites
• Sportsaccommodations
• Farm/cattleranches
• Processindustry
etc.
Description of the product:
• Steelboilervesselwithavolumeof600and750litresrespectively
• Boilervesselexternallyprotectedbyarust-inhibitinglayer,black
• Domesticwatercoilmadeofcorrugatedstainlesssteelpipe,
grade 1.4404
• Insulationofpolyesterfibre(120mm)withNeoporwhiteoutercovering.
• Incl.thermometermetimmersionsleeve
3.2 Technical data
Type HFS 600 750
Buffer vessel Nominalvolume Litre 620 750
Max. operating overpressure bar 6 6 Max. operating temperature °C 95 95
Heat exchanger Corrugated stainless steel coil Litre 46 52
Max. operating overpressure bar 8 8 Consumed energy at 35 K kW 150 195 Continuous capacity 35 K l/hr 3000 4800 Situation 1: Return line from the heating boiler connected to the upper
connection (connection 3 + 6, page 7) Flow in 10 min. at 35 K (mixed) (1) l/10 min 750 990 Power index 18 45 Situation 2: Return line from the heating boiler connected to the lower
connection (connection 8, page 7) Flow in 10 min. at 35 K (mixed) (1) l/10 min 900 1200 Power index(1) 25 62 Stand-by losses Vtotal = 55 °C (primary temperature) kWh/24 h 2.7 3 Cooling constant Cr 0.13 0.14
ErP data
Boiler volume V I 653 742 Standby heat loss S W 113 125
(1) Temperature cold water supply: 10 °C - Outlet temperature hot water unit: 45 °C - Primary temperature 80 °C
Target value hot water unit: 70 °C
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3.3 Description of operation
3.3.1 Filling the hot water boiler
Q Situation 1: Heating boiler + collector circuit
S2: Solar boiler sensor Stb: Boiler sensor
Q Situation 2: Only heating boiler
HW: Boiler sensor
Q Situation 3a: Charging via the solar energy installation, at
top, with boiler
S2: Solar boiler sensor Stb: Boiler sensor
WW
S2
Stb
KW
L000017-C
WW
KW
L000016-C
Stb
WW
S2
KW
L000019-C
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Q Situation 3b: Charging via the solar energy installation, at
bottom, with boiler
S2: Solar boiler sensor Stb: Boiler sensor
Q Situation 4: Filling / draining via buffer
S2: Solar boiler sensor S4: Buffer - bottom HW: Boiler sensor S5: Buffer - top
3.3.2 Installation of a recirculation line
Q Situation 1: Recirculation: use of a separate recirculation
buffer (with a flow rate loss of more than 250 l/hr: see ISSO publication 55.1 section 4.2.3 Thermal management concept).
Thermostat x °C
S2: Solar boiler sensor Stb: Boiler sensor
Q Situation 2: Recirculation: use of optional recirculation
connection set 100020184 at a flow rate loss of up to 250 l/hr (see ISSO publication 55.1 section 4.2.3 Thermal management concept).
S2: Solar boiler sensor S4: Boiler sensor CH boiler
Stb
WW
S2
KW
L000020-C
WW
S2
KW
S5
S4
L000021-C
Stb
WW
S2
KW
1
L000024-C
Stb
WW
S2
KW
L000022-C
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Q Situation 3: Recirculation without collector circuit (at a
flow rate loss of more than 250 l/hr: see ISSO publication
55.1 section 4.2.3 Thermal management concept).
HW: Boiler sensor
WW
KW
L000025-D
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4 Installation
4 Installation
4.1 Installation instructions
All aspects of the installation must be carried out in accordance with the current regulations for work performed and technical systems in private, public or other buildings.
Attention
The installation must be carried out in accordance with the current regulations, best practices for technical work, and the instructions in this manual.
4.1.1 Domestic water quality
Self-cleaning effect
Boilers with corrugated stainless steel coil for heating of domestic water are insusceptible to deposits of pure lime (pure calcium). Pressure differences in the pipe during opening and closing of the taps cause pressure surges in the corrugated stainless steel coil. This causes the coil to stretch slightly and then contract again.
These movements in the coil are sufficient to cause ‘normal’ lime deposits (calcium) to flake off. The dissolved lime is flushed away when a tap is opened.
Attention
This self-cleaning effect of the corrugated stainless steel coil in HFS boilers is no longer sufficient when in addition to the lime (calcium) there are also other substances such as free carbonic acid and magnesium present in the water. When lime and free carbonic acid are present in the water, these substances react to form ‘scale’. The presence of magnesium in the water at a filling temperature > 60 °C promotes the formation of scale.
Boiler scale, in contrast to lime, is not broken loose by the self­cleaning effect of the corrugated stainless steel coil but rather forms larger deposits. When the pressure is relieved from the corrugated stainless steel coil in the boiler, during maintenance for example, boiler scale in solid form may break loose and clog the coil (heat exchanger).
For domestic water containing these substances, the corrugated stainless steel coil must be inspected regularly and decalcified with a softening agent as necessary or a decalcification system must be installed in the cold water supply line of the HFS domestic water boiler.
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Operation: Flushing connection set HFS 600-750 for flushing the corrugated stainless steel coil to remove deposits of boiler scale
Flushing provisions on the HFS:
The flushing provisions on the HFS must, in accordance with regulations, consist of the following parts:
2 T-fittings, 2 shut-off valves
Installation: in the cold water line before the inlet on the HFS boiler and on the hot water outlet.
The extra valves makes it possible to shut off the cold and hot water lines, empty and inspect the corrugated stainless steel coil in the HFS boiler and flush it with a suitable flushing agent if necessary.
After completion of these tasks, the cold water valve must be opened first and the corrugated stainless steel coil must be flushed with clean water.
Only after flushing may the hot water line be opened again.
a) Cold water line b) Hot water line c) Recirculation line d) Flush valve cold e) Flush valve hot s) combination inlet group
See ISSO publication
55.1 section 4.2.3 Thermal management concept
Hot water outlet
Cold water supply
Flush connection supply
max. 65 °CkW
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4.2 Scope of delivery
Name
Buffer vessel 1 Cover 1 Options:
- Connection set recirculation line set 100020184
4.3 Placement
The device:
• Installinalocationprotectedfromfreezingtemperatures
• Placeonaconcretepadtomakeiteasiertocleanthespace
• Installascloseaspossibletoatappointtokeepheatlossinthepipes
to a minimum.
4.4 Main dimensions – Connections
A mm B mm C mm D mm E mm F mm G mm H mm I mm
HFS 600 W 100 237 383 495 609 875 1000 1755 1090 HFS 750 W 100 237 596 708 822 1088 1000 1970 1303
J mm K mm L mm M mm N mm O mm P mm Q mm T mm
HFS 600 W 1205 1335 1348 215 350 480 848 1631 750 HFS 750 W 1418 1547 1561 231 405 646 1061 1844 750
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a
Domestic hot water outlet R 1 1/4 (corrugated stainless steel coil)
b
Heating boiler supply R 1 1/4
c
Heating boiler return line - with modulating heating boiler R 1 1/4
d
Collector circuit connection - supply line 1 R 3/4
e
Fill/drain connection R 3/4
f
Heating boiler return line 2 - with modulating heating boiler R 1 1/4
g
Cold water supply R 1 1/4 (corrugated stainless steel coil)
h
Collector circuit return line connection R 1 1/4 heating boiler return line (without collector circuit)
i jkImmersion sleeve Ø16 mm l
Thermometer connection Rp 1/2
m
Manual air bleed Rp 1/2
n
Supply – collector circuit 2 R 3/4
o
Immersion sleeve Ø7 mm Boiler dimensions
Diameter: Ø750 mm Height HFS 600/750: 1755-1970 mm Tilting dimension HFS 600/750: 1740/1950 mm R = male thread Rp = female thread
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4.5 Mounting the appliance
4.5.1 Installation of a recirculation line set
To ensure that hot water is available at the taps, an inline recirculation system can be connected to the HFS. The inline recirculation system is not part of the boiler and must be ordered separately. Be aware that the boiler temperature is reduced by the complete recirculation line. The following hydraulic configurations can be used.
The recirculation set is connected to the outlet of the hot water boiler, directly in series with the outlet or as diversion through use of a T-fitting (depending on the flow). The hose must be inserted in the hot water outlet over a length of at least three meters and connected to the return line of the recirculation line and the cold water supply of the thermostatic tap water mixing valve. A timer must be installed for the recirculation line.
See
Thermal management concept ISO publication 55.1, section 4.2.3
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(7)
(9)
(10)
(8)
(6)
(2)
(3)
(5)
(4)
(10)
(11)
(7)
(9)
(8)
(6)
(1) (2)
(3)
(5)
(4)
(10)
(7)
(9)
(8)
(1)
(6)
(2)
(3)
(5)
(4)
Recirculation connection via the cold water line
Recirculation connection via the recirculation buffer
Recirculation connection through use of the inline recirculation connection set (without tap water mixing valve)
4 Installation
Legend:
1) return – CH boiler
2) supply – CH boiler
3) -
4) supply – collector circuit
5) return – collector circuit
6) Domestic hot water
7) timer
8) sensor
9) domestic water pump
10) supply – cold water
11) inline recirculation line
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Attention
The installation must be carried out in accordance with the current regulations, best practices for technical work, and the instructions in this manual.
Danger of electric shock
Solar collectors must be protected against lightning strikes and be earthed.
Stb
WW
S2
M001070D
S2, Stb: Before proceeding with the installation the sensors must be placed in the corresponding immersion sleeves.
See
Page 5
Stb
WW
S2
M001070D
M001071C
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4 Installation
Fit a manual bleed valve
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4.6 Hydraulic examples
1. Quinta Pro + HFS + DKC + collector field
4 Installation
Select diagram SC514000.SET from the SD card (see control station doc section 2.4)
The components enclosed in a green rectangle are used.
Legend CH boiler
1 CH supply
2 CH return
TB Mount boiler sensor S43.946 on boiler terminal Tdhw (see boiler doc)
Legend Quadro HFS vessel
1 Domestic hot water out R1
1
/
4
2 Supply – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
3 Return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
4 Solar supply R3/4”
5 Fill R3/4”
6 2nd return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
7 Domestic cold water in R1
1
/
4
8 Solar return/CH boiler return line (without collector circuit) 1
1
/
4
9, 10, 11 immersion sleeve Ø16 mm
12 Thermometer R1/2”
13 Manual air bleed Rp
1
/
2
” (not included)
14 2nd supply – solar connection R
3
/
4
15 Immersion sleeve Ø 7 mm
S2 Boiler sensor bottom – HFS vessel in no. 9
TB boiler sensor part no. S43.946 CH boiler in no. 11
Legend Solar station/collector DKC
1 Supply – solar collector
2 Return – solar collector
3 Supply to boiler
4 Return to boiler
S1 Collector sensor
S3 Primary sensor plate heat exchanger
S9 Primary sensor return
R1 Primary solar pump
R3 Secondary solar pump
See section 4.2.3 Thermal management
concept ISSO publication 55.1
#
Legionella circuit
Timer with pump for legionella prevention
(not supplied by Remeha)
$
Install domestic water portion in
accordance with the applicable domestic
water installation standards. For more
information about the recirculation
connection options, see the documentation
for the recirculation connection set.
Terminal strip RemaSOL C/2
Max. 5 kW loss
from 10 to 100 m
2
collectors
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2. Quinta Pro + HFS + P-buffer + DKC + collector field
4 Installation
Select diagram SC514000.SET from the SD card (see control station doc section 2.4)
The components enclosed in a green rectangle are used.
Legend CH boiler
1 CH supply
2 CH return
TB Mount boiler sensor S43.946 on boiler terminal Tdhw (see boiler doc)
Legend Quadro HFS vessel
1 Domestic hot water out R1
1
/
4
2 Supply – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
3 Return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
4 Supply – solar R3/4”
5 Fill R3/4”
6 2nd return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
7 Domestic cold water in R1
1
/
4
8 Solar return/CH boiler return line (without collector circuit) 1
1
/
4
9, 10, 11 immersion sleeve Ø16 mm
12 Thermometer R1/2”
13 Manual air bleed Rp
1
/
2
” (not included)
14 2nd supply – solar connection R
3
/
4
15 Immersion sleeve Ø 7 mm
S2 Boiler sensor bottom – HFS vessel in no. 9
TB boiler sensor part no. S43.946 CH boiler in no. 11
Legend Solar station/collector DKC
1 Supply – solar collector
2 Return – solar collector
3 Supply to boiler
4 Return to boiler
S1 Collector sensor
S3 Primary sensor plate heat exchanger
S9 Primary sensor return
R1 Primary solar pump
R3 Secondary solar pump
Legend P vessel
1 Air bleed (not included) Rp ½”
2 Supply – CH installation 1/drain R1 ¼”
3 Supply – CH installation 2, R1 ¼”
4 Supply – boiler R1 ¼”
5 Immersion sleeve Ø16 mm
6 Return/supply – CH installation 3, R1 ¼”
7 Supply – boiler / buffer / heat pump
8 Supply line – collector G1”
9 Return – CH installation-2 R1 ¼”
10 Return – boiler / buffer / heat pump R1 ¼”
11 Return – low temp. system R1 ¼”
12 Return – boiler / draining
13 Return – CH system-1 / draining
14 Return line – collector
15 Thermometer connection Rp ½”
S4Slideboilersensoronvesselterminalstrip.Nearno.12
S7 Boiler sensor top in no. 5
R4 Drain pump
See section 4.2.3 Thermal management
concept ISSO publication 55.1
$
Install domestic water portion in
accordance with the applicable domestic
water installation standards. For more
information about the recirculation
connection options, see the documentation
for the recirculation connection set.
#
Legionella circuit
Timer with pump for legionella prevention
(not supplied by Remeha)
Terminal strip RemaSOL C/2
Max. 5 kW loss
Port A
Port B
From 10 to 100 m
2
collectors
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3. CWH + HFS + DKC + collector field
4 Installation
Select diagram SC514000.SET from the SD card (see control station doc section 2.4)
The components enclosed in a green rectangle are used.
Legend CH boiler
1 Domestic cold water in
2 Domestic water recirculation return
3 Domestic supply/recirculation
Legend Quadro HFS vessel
1 Domestic hot water out R1
1
/
4
2 Supply – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
3 Return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
4 Supply – solar R3/4”
5 Fill R3/4”
6 2nd return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
7 Domestic cold water in R1
1
/
4
8 Solar return/CH boiler return line (without collector circuit) 1
1
/
4
9, 10, 11 immersion sleeve Ø16 mm
12 Thermometer R1/2”
13 Manual air bleed Rp
1
/
2
” (not included)
14 2nd supply – solar connection R
3
/
4
15 Immersion sleeve Ø 7 mm
S2 Boiler sensor bottom – HFS vessel in no. 9
Legend Solar station/collector DKC
1 Supply – solar collector
2 Return – solar collector
3 Supply to boiler
4 Return to boiler
S1 Collector sensor
S3 Primary sensor plate heat exchanger
S9 Primary sensor return
R1 Primary solar pump
R3 Secondary solar pump
See section 4.2.3 Thermal management
concept ISSO publication 55.1
%
Install domestic water portion in
accordance with the applicable domestic
water installation standards.
Terminal strip RemaSOL C/2
Max. 5 kW loss
From 10 to 100 m
2
collectors
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4. CWH + HFS + P-buffer + DKC + collector field
4 Installation
Select diagram SC514000.SET from the SD card (see control station doc section 2.4)
The components enclosed in a green rectangle are used.
Legend CWH
1 Domestic cold water in
2 Domestic water recirculation return
3 Domestic supply/recirculation
Legend Quadro HFS vessel
1 Domestic hot water out R1
1
/
4
2 Supply – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
3 Return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
4 Supply – solar R3/4”
5 Fill R3/4”
6 2nd return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
7 Domestic cold water in R1
1
/
4
8 Solar return/CH boiler return line (without collector circuit) 1
1
/
4
9, 10, 11 immersion sleeve Ø16 mm
12 Thermometer R1/2”
13 Manual air bleed Rp
1
/
2
” (not included)
14 2nd supply – solar connection R
3
/
4
15 Immersion sleeve Ø 7 mm
S2 Boiler sensor bottom – HFS vessel in no. 9
Legend Solar station/collector DKC
1 Supply – solar collector
2 Return – solar collector
3 Supply to boiler
4 Return to boiler
S1 Collector sensor
S3 Primary sensor plate heat exchanger
S9 Primary sensor return
R1 Primary solar pump
R3 Secondary solar pump
%
Install domestic water portion in
accordance with the applicable
domestic water installation standards.
See section 4.2.3 Thermal
management concept ISSO
publication 55.1
Terminal strip RemaSOL C/2
Max. 5 kW loss
From 10 to 100 m
2
collectors
Legend P vessel
1 Air bleed (not included) Rp ½”
2 Supply – CH installation 1/drain R1 ¼”
3 Supply – CH installation 2, R1 ¼”
4 Supply – boiler R1 ¼”
5 Immersion sleeve Ø16 mm
6 Return/supply – CH installation 3, R1 ¼”
7 Supply – boiler / buffer / heat pump
8 Supply line – collector G1”
9 Return – CH installation-2 R1 ¼”
10 Return – boiler / buffer / heat pump R1 ¼”
11 Return – low temp. system R1 ¼”
12 Return – boiler / draining
13 Return – CH system-1 / draining
14 Return line – collector
15 Thermometer connection Rp ½”
S4Slideboilersensoronvesselterminalstrip.Nearno.12
S7 Boiler sensor top in no. 5
R4 Drain pump
Port A
Port B
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Legend CH boiler
1 CH supply
2 CH return
TB Mount boiler sensor S43.946 on boiler terminal Tdhw (see boiler doc)
Legend Quadro HFS vessel
1 Domestic hot water out R1
1
/
4
2 Supply – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
3 Return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
4 Supply – solar R3/4”
5 Fill R3/4”
6 2nd return – CH boiler connection R1
1
/
4
7 Domestic cold water in R1
1
/
4
8 Solar return/CH boiler return line (without collector circuit) 1
1
/
4
9, 10, 11 immersion sleeve Ø16 mm
12 Thermometer R1/2”
13 Manual air bleed Rp
1
/
2
” (not included)
14 2nd supply – solar connection R
3
/
4
15 Immersion sleeve Ø 7 mm
S2 Boiler sensor bottom – HFS vessel in no. 9
TB boiler sensor part no. S43.946 CH boiler in no. 11
Max. 5 kW loss
See section 4.2.3 Thermal
management concept ISSO
publication 55.1
Legionella circuit via boiler controller
(see boiler doc.)
#
Install domestic water portion in
accordance with the applicable
domestic water installation standards.
For more information about the
recirculation connection options,
see the documentation for the
recirculation connection set.
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4.7 Connections on the domestic water side
This must be done in accordance with the current standards and local regulations.
The maximum operating pressure of the heat exchanger in the hot water boiler is 8 bar.
4.7.1 Special precautions
For the hydraulic connection it is absolutely essential that the supply lines be flushed to prevent metal filings or other particles from entering the boiler.
4.7.2 Combination inlet group
Attention
According to the safety regulations, a combination inlet group must be installed on the cold water inlet of the domestic water heating circuit.
Maximum pressure of the combination inlet group: 8 bar
Include the combination inlet group in the cold water circuit.
4.7.3 Shut-off valves
The primary and secondary circuits must include shut-off valves so they can be isolated for convenient maintenance of the domestic water heating circuit. Through use of these shut-off valves it is possible to perform maintenance on the boiler and the components without having to empty the entire system. Moreover, these shut-off valves make it possible to isolate the domestic water heating circuit in the installation to perform pressure testing at pressures higher than the permitted operating pressure.
Attention
When connecting to copper pipes, a coupling made of steel, cast metal or an insulating material must be used between the hot water outlet of the boiler and this pipe to fully eliminate the possibility of corrosion of the connection.
4.7.4 Cold water/domestic water connection
The connection to the cold water supply must be made as shown in the diagram on page 11. A drain and a funnel for the safety fittings must be present in the boiler room. The parts used for connection to the cold water supply must comply with the local standards and regulations. A combination inlet group must be installed in the cold water supply.
4.7.5 Tap water mixing valve
In combination with solar collectors, we recommend the installation of a thermostatic tap water mixing valve.
4.7.6 Hot water recirculation line
See
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4.7.7 Measures to prevent backflow of heated water
A non-return valve must be installed in the cold water supply.
4.8 Connection of the expansion vessels to the collector and heating circuit
4.8.1 Boiler circuit
The expansion vessel must be connected directly to the boiler.
The installation must be carried out in accordance with the applicable technical guidelines.
4.8.2 Collector circuit (on the boiler side)
See
Manual accompanying the solar energy station
4.9 Electrical connection
See
• Manualaccompanyingthecontrolstationforthesolarenergy
system
• Technicalmanualaccompanyingtheheatingboiler.
4.10 Commissioning
See
• Manualaccompanyingthesolarenergystations(DKC).
• Manualaccompanyingthecontrolstationforthesolarenergy
system
• Technicalmanualaccompanyingtheheatingboiler.
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5 Inspection and maintenance
5.1 Switching off during the summer: Safety through Steam Back
Remeha solar installations with RemaSOL control stations include three­way protection that prevents damage to the solar energy system itself and that potentially caused by the system (particularly when it is switched off).
See
The manual accompanying the control station.
Explanation
The installation has been designed so that no special safety measures are required in the summer when the user will be away for a longer period of time.
Attention
The control station may not be switched off and the heat conducting liquid may not be drained.
The control station for the solar energy system keeps the system in operation as long as mains electricity is available and the circulation pump is working. With the functions for boiler protection, collector protection, night-time cooling and complete shutdown, the system is always kept within the desired parameters without the system entering the steam phase. In the event of a pump failure, Steam Back also ensures that no problems develop for the house owner when the steam temperature of > 140 °C is reached. When a temperature of 145 °C is reached and a pressure of approximately 2.5 bar is exceeded in the installation, one drop of collector liquid evaporates in the collector for every two litres of saturated vapour (steam). Within a tenth of a second the resulting pressure increase forces the liquid out of the collector and into the expansion vessel provided for this purpose. This all happens very quickly, without noise and without steam pressure. The solar energy system is now empty. There is no load on the system, because the collectors no longer contain any collector liquid.
The collector liquid is not affected, because it is not in the collector. When the temperature in the collector drops below 135 °C again, the two litres of steam in each condenser condenses to one drop of collector liquid. The collector liquid stored in the expansion vessel is released back to the collector. The installation is filled automatically. During the next start of the solar energy system the collector circuit is opened for three minutes. If micro-bubbles have formed, these are now separated via the Airstop in the station. At the end of the three minutes the installation starts completely again. Steam Back ensures safe operation of the installation, completely automatically, without the need for manual intervention. For a collector surface area of 10 m2 or greater, in addition to a regular expansion vessel a buffer vessel must be installed to provide storage capacity for larger quantities of collector liquid. Steam Back protects all components of the solar energy system. The solar energy station with integrated Airstop, the special expansion vessel, the safety valve, the collectors with single pipe and the control station for the system.
5.2 Maintenance
We recommend entering a maintenance contract that includes annual or
biannualinspectionoftheliquidlevel,anti-freezingprotectionandsystem
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6.1 System description
6.2 Inspection of collector circuit supply and return lines
6.3 Control station, verification of operation RemaSOL C2
Installation location ................................................................. Company name .....................................................................
Customer ................................................................................ Street .....................................................................................
Street ...................................................................................... Postal code/city .....................................................................
Postal code/city ...................................................................... Tel. ....................................... Fax ..........................................
Tel. ..................................... Fax ............................................ Mobile ....................................................................................
Mobile ..................................................................................... Email ......................................................................................
Email....................................................................................... Technician ..............................................................................
Solar energy installation for: £Domestic hot water £Supplemental heating £Swimming pool heating
Solar collectors: Type: ................................................................. Quantity: ..................................
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Mounting type: £On the roof £Flush with the roof £Flat roof
Line: £Duo-Tube £Cu 15 £Cu 18
£Other line: ø .........................................mm Length ........................m
Insulation: ...................mm Type/Manufacturer ................................................................
Boiler: Type: ...............................................................................................
Solar energy station: £Installation integrated in the collector £Other: ............................
Solarheat-transferuid: £LS £Othersolaruid.................. Volumeinlitres:................
Installation pressure: ................................bar
Expansion vessel pre-charge
collector: ................................bar
- Return line (cold) connected Return line £OK
- Supply line (hot) connected to collector line Supply line £OK
- Sensor installed on the side where the hot collector line exits the collector (supply line) Sensor position £OK
Purging 10 min, £ OK Temperature buffer bottom S4 = .......... °C
Thenmatched-owoperation   £ OK Temperature buffer top S5 = .......... °C
Collectortemperature(TC) S1 = .......... °C Temperaturecollectoreld2 S6 = .......... °C
Temperature boiler 1 bottom (TS) S2 = .......... °C Collector temperature return or S9 = .......... °C
Supply temperature exchanger (TE) S3 = .......... °C temperature buffer
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6.5 Resetting
Commissioning
Pump primary circuit, speed-controlled R1
Yes□No
Three-way diverting valve R2
Yes□No
Pump secondary circuit, speed-controlled R3
Yes□No
Pump biomass boiler R4
Yes□No
Switchingvalvellinganddraining R5
Yes□No
Drain pump / swimming pool pump R8
Yes□No
Filling pump for the boiler R9
Yes□No
Legionella prevention pump R10
Yes□No
Heat capacity = .............. kW
Ttarget = .............. K
Min. switching point = .............. °C
Collector temperature max. = .............. °C
Self-calibration phase tu = .............. min.
Minimum speed R1 = .............. rpm
Minimum speed R3 = .............. rpm
Domestic water heating, desired values of the
supplemental heating:
- Boiler circuit .............. °C
Components on the roof:
All mounting screws tightened £ yes
All plumbing connections checked, no leaks £ yes
Solar energy station:
Correctly connected to the supply and return lines £ yes
Thermometer supply and return temperature placed and checked £ yes
Boiler:
Combination inlet group installed £ yes
Pressure reducer set at ........ bar £ yes
Hot water mixer with thermosiphon U connected to the solar boiler £ yes
Thermostatic mixer set to ..............°C £ yes
Insulation on the boiler checked £ yes
All connections lines installed £ yes
Expansion vessel:
Pre-charge pressure of the expansion vessel checked £ yes
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Installation manuals (solar collector, boiler, complete station, controller) given to the customer £ yes Operation of the solar energy system via the display on the control station explained to the customer £ yes
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Maintenance number: .........................................
System description
Inspection
Three-way diverting valve R3
Temporary inlet heat regulation S10 = .............. °C
Temporary outlet heat regulation S11 = .............. °C
Pump primary circuit, speed-controlled R1
Yes□No
Three-way diverting valve R2
Yes□No
Pump secondary circuit, speed­controlled
R3
Yes□No
Pump biomass boiler R4
Yes□No
Switchingvalvellinganddraining R5
Yes□No
Drain pump / swimming pool pump R8
Yes□No
Filling pump for the boiler R9
Yes□No
Legionella prevention pump R10
Yes□No
Installation pressure checked .......................... bar pH value ......................
Pre-charge pressure of the collector
expansion vessel .......................... bar
Freezeprotectionchecked ..........................°C
Noleaks: Visualinspection:
Collector £ OK £ OK
Pipe £ OK £ OK
Solar energy station £ OK £ OK
Domestic water heating £ OK £ OK
Controlstation Vericationofoperation £ OK
Collector temperature (TC) S1 = ............°C
Temperature boiler 1 bottom (TS) S2 = ............°C
Exchanger supply temperature (TE) S3 = ............°C
Temperature boiler 1 top S4 = ............°C
Temperature buffer bottom S4 = ............°C
Temperature buffer top S5 = ............°C
Temperaturecollectoreld2 S6=............°C
Collector temperature return or S9 = ............°C
temperature buffer
Enamelledboiler: Sacricialanodechecked £issufcient £ must be replaced
Thermostatic tap water mixer Setting ...............°C
Customer ................................................................................ Company name .....................................................................
Street ...................................................................................... Street .....................................................................................
Postal code/city ...................................................................... Postal code/city .....................................................................
Tel. ...................................... Fax ........................................... Tel. ....................................... Fax ...........................................
Mobile .................................................................................... Mobile .....................................................................................
Email....................................................................................... Email .....................................................................................
Technician ..............................................................................
Solar energy installation for: £ Domestic hot water £ Supplemental heating £ Swimming pool heating
Solar collectors: ................................................... Surface area .................................m
2
Domestic water heating: .............................................. Solar energy station: . ..............................................................
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Functional inspection £ OK £ must be replaced
Swimming pool = ............°C Biomass = ............°C
Min. temp. Sp. = ............°C Min. temp. boiler = ............°C
Max. temp. Schw. = ............°C Max. temp. Sp. = ............°C
ΔTin =............°C ΔTin =............°C
ΔTuit =............°C ΔTuit =............°C
Place: ......................................................................... Date: ...............................................................
Customer’s signature Technician’s signature
£ Installation OK £Installationhasdeciencies
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