Rinnai Enduro SP200B, Enduro XL SP250B, Excelsior SP200BEX Installation Manual

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This system shall be installed in accordance with:
• Manufacturer’s Installation Instructions
• Current AS/NZS 3500
• All applicable local rules and regulations including local OH&S requirements
This system must be installed, commissioned and serviced by an Authorised Person.
Not suitable as a pool or spa heater.
Issue
4
Installation Manual
Rinnai Split Solar Hot Water Systems -
Enduro SP200B, Enduro XL SP250B
and Excelsior SP200BEX
Flat Plate Collectors
IMPORTANT
AS/NZS 2712
SMK.1849
SAI Global
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Specications 3
Solar Collectors ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������3
InstallationInformation 4
Regulations and Occupation Health and Safety (OH&S) ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������4 Water Quality ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������4 SYSTEM ORIENTATION AND INCLINATION ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������4 Roof Mounting Options ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������5 Water Pipes, Fittings and Insulation �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������8 Connecting Fittings to Collector �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������9
CollectorInstallation 10
Fastening Collectors to a Tiled Roof ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10 Fastening Collectors to a Metal Roof ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 11 1 SP200B, SP250B or SP200BEX Installation Kits - BIKSP1COLL and BIKSP1COLLFT �����������������������������12 2 SP200B or SP200BEX Installation Kits - BIKSP2COLL and BIKSP2COLLFT ��������������������������������������������14 2 SP250B Installation Kits - BIKSP2COLLXL and BIKSP2COLLXLFT �����������������������������������������������������������16 3 SP200B or SP200BEX Installation Kits - BIKSP3COLL and BIKSP3COLLFT ��������������������������������������������18
ContactInformation 20
This manual covers the installation of Enduro SP200B, Enduro XL SP250B and Excelsior SP200BEX solar collectors as part of complete solar hot water systems�
Full instructions on the installation of the complete system can be found in the “Operation / Installation Manual ­Rinnai Split Solar Hot Water Systems”�
All information and warnings in the “Operation / Installation Manual - Rinnai Split Solar Hot Water Systems” are applicable to this installation�
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Rinnai 3 Split Collector IM
SOLAR COLLECTORS
ENDURO
SP200B
ENDURO XL
SP250B
Excelsior
SP200BEX
Type Flat plate Flat plate Flat plate
Waterways Copper Copper Copper
Absorber Aluminium Aluminium Copper
Selective Surface High Performance High Performance
Sputtered
Titanium Oxide
Maximum Operating Pressure
1000 kPa 1000 kPa 1000 kPa
Casing Material Aluminium Aluminium Aluminium Overall Dimensions
(L x W x H) (mm)
1960 x 1050x 80 1960 x 1290 x 80 1960 x 1050x 80
Weight empty (kg). 40 45 40
Water volume (litres) 1.95 2.4 2.0
Number of risers 9 10 10 Potential Solar Output at
PTR relief conditions (kW)
1.25 kW 1.4 kW 1.25 kW
Frost Protection
The Rinnai solar hot water warranty booklet species the locations and conditions that apply for at plate collectors to be warranted against frost damage.
For locations where the warranty booklet species collector Option B, the frost valves specied by Rinnai must be tted and are supplied with the appropriate installation kit. If frost valves are missing you must obtain them and t them. Failure to t frost valves
will void any warranty against frost damage.
For full warranty terms, conditions and exclusions refer to the Rinnai Warranty Booklet
for solar hot water. The warranty booklet is available at www.rinnai.com.au.
SPECIFICATIONS
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INSTALLATION INFORMATION
Rinnai 4 Split Collector IM
REGULATIONS AND OCCUPATION HEALTH AND SAFETY (OH&S)
Installation and commissioning must be performed by authorised persons. Rinnai solar systems must be installed in accordance with these instructions and all regulatory requirements which exist in your area including those in relation to manual lifting, working at heights and on roofs. Applicable publications and regulations may include:
AS/NZS 3500 National Plumbing and Drainage
Building Codes of Australia
Local Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) regulations
WARNING
Solar collectors are heavy and bulky items and are usually positioned on the roofs of buildings. Each Australian State and Territory has a principal Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Act which contains requirements relating to the handling of large, bulky or awkward items and the prevention of falls from elevated surfaces. Persons installing solar collectors must be aware of their responsibilities and be
adequately trained and qualied, in accordance with local OH&S requirements.
WATER QUALITY
The water quality of most public supplies is suitable for the water heating system. The water quality from bore wells is generally unsuitable for the water heating system. Refer to separate ‘Warranty Terms and Conditions’ document for water quality parameters and how they affect the warranty conditions. If in doubt about the water quality, have it checked against the parameters listed in the warranty conditions. The system is not suitable as a pool or spa heater.
SYSTEM ORIENTATION AND INCLINATION
The performance of any solar hot water system is determined by the way the system is installed. For Australian installations, solar collectors should face the equator (True North) for optimum performance.
Installing solar collectors facing up to 45 degrees away from North (between North-East and North-West) will
reduce efciency by approximately 5%.
For Australian installations the inclination of solar collectors should be the same as the latitude of the site for optimum
performance. Inclinations within 20 degrees of the latitude of the site will reduce efciency by approximately 5%.
Most roofs in Australia have a slope of between 20° and 25° and provide an appropriately angled mounting surface.
Installersmustensure they complywithrelevant local regulationsregardingsolar collectorinclination andorientation.
City Latitude City Latitude City Latitude
Adelaide
35
°S
Canberra
35
°S
Melbourne
38
°S
Albany
35
°S
Darwin
12
°S
Perth
32
°S
Alice Springs
24
°S
Dubbo
32
°S
Port Hedland
20
°S
Brisbane
27
°S
Geraldton
28
°S
Rockhampton
24
°S
Broken Hill
31
°S
Hobart
42
°S
Sydney
34
°S
Cairns
17
°S
Mildura
34
°S
Townsville
19
°S
Latitudes of Australian Cities
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INSTALLATION INFORMATION
Rinnai 5 Split Collector IM
ROOF MOUNTING OPTIONS
For roofs with a slope of 10° or less a at roof frame must be used.
Roof construction must be checked to ensure that the roof timbers are capable of supporting the additional load. (Refer to AS 3500.4 Appendix H).
The roof mounting option must be appropriate for the wind loading that is likely in the installed location. See the section 'Mounting Location Suitability' on page 6.
For buildings higher than 10 metres the specications for securing solar collectors to the building structure need to be determined on a case by case basis for each building by a person qualied to do so in accordance with the Building Code of Australia (BCA). Such specications relate to the type of fastenings, the number of fastenings and
their embedment into the building structure. They are determined from factors including the geographical location and topography, the prevailing wind conditions, building dimensions, rooftop form and structural materials, and the intended location of the solar panels relative to building internal, edge and corner zones. The BCA references AS1170.2 “Structural Design Actions Part 2: Wind Actions”, AS3600 “Concrete Structures” and AS4100 “Steel
Structures” in relation to these specications.
A solution may be provided using either kit DDHRKIT2 (2 collector) or DDHRKIT3 (3 collector), in accordance with the instructions in the Rinnai document “High Rise Roof Mounting Frame Installation Instructions (Part Number
15401103)
StandardInstallation
Installation details are in the section 'Collector Installation' on page 10. This type of installation is not suitable for use on roofs over 10 m high.
N
FlatRoofFrame
For use on a at roof or where the roof pitch is too low. This type of installation is
not suitable for use on roofs over 10 m high. Additional information is provided in the roof frame manual provided with the frame.
N
ReversePitchFrame
These comprise of a Split System at roof frame and a side/reverse pitch kit. This
type of installation is not suitable for use on roofs over 10 m high. They can be used when the collectors need to be installed in the reverse direction
to the direction the roof is facing. For example, installing on a South facing roof enables the collectors to be oriented to the North.
Additional information is provided in the roof frame manual provided with the frame.
N
SidePitchFrame
These comprise of a Split System at roof frame and a side/reverse pitch kit. This
type of installation is not suitable for use on roofs over 10 m high. They can be used when the collectors needs to be installed side on to the direction
the roof is facing. For example, installation on an East or West facing roof to enables the collectors to be oriented to the North.
Additional information is provided in the roof frame manual provided with the frame.
N
CycloneFrame
Additional information is provided in the manual provided with the cyclone frame.
N
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INSTALLATION INFORMATION
Rinnai 6 Split Collector IM
Mounting Location Suitability
The following table indicates which installation locations are suitable for different roof mounting options for Rinnai split solar hot water systems.
Wind Region
Region
A
Region
B
Region
C
Region
D
Roof Area (see page "Roof Area" on page 7 for explanation)
Area 1Area 2Area 3Area 1Area 2 Area
3
Area 1
Areas
2 & 3
Area 1
Areas
2 & 3
1,2 or 3 collector(s) on a pitched roof
ü ü ü ü ü û û û û û
1 or 2 collector(s) on a cyclone frame.
ü ü ü ü ü û ü* û ü* û
1,2 or 3 collector(s) on
a at roof frame
ü ü û ü û û û û û û
1 or 2 collector(s) on a reverse or side pitch frame
ü û û û û û û û û û
*SP200B or SP200BEX only. See cyclone frame manual for full details of mounting location suitability in cyclone areas.
Wind Region
Australia has been categorised into 4 wind regions. Each region has varying wind load parameters such as wind speed and wind direction multipliers. The diagram below illustrates the region locations. For more information
on how to classify site specic wind loading parameters see AS/NZS 1170.2 - Wind Actions, or consult a certied
structural engineer.
20˚
25
˚
25˚
30˚
27˚
30˚
50km
100km
150km
Region A Region B Region C Region D
Region A Region B Region C Region D
Callytharra Springs Gascoyne Junction Green Head Kununurra Lord Howe Island Morawa Toowoomba Wittanoom Bourke
Adelaide River Atherton Biloela Brisbane Christmas Island Collinsville Corindi Geraldton
Ivanhoe Kyogle Marble Bar Mullewa Norfolk Island Torres Strait Islands Wyndham
Borroloola Broome Bundaberg Burketown Cairns Cocos Islands Darwin Derby Karumba
Mackay Mareeba Millstream Moreton Nhulunbuy Normanton Rockhampton Townsville
Carnarvon Exmouth Karratha Onslow Port Hedland
Indicative selection of towns in Regions A,B,C &D
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INSTALLATION INFORMATION
Rinnai 7 Split Collector IM
Roof Area
As per AS/NZS 1170.2, domestic pitched and at roof areas are classied into working areas. The diagram below
illustrate these areas.
Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
30° MAX
h = Average height
of building
D
A
B
A
A/2
A=minimumof0.2xB,0.2xDand1xh
Area 1 - Internal of roof. Area 2 - Intermediate area, wind pressures increased
by 1.5 times. Area 3 - Roof edge including corners, wind pressures
increased by 3 times. For installations in roof area 3, a minimum of 0.5m from the edge of the roof is recommended.
Height limit for all installations is 10 metres.
For more information on how to classify specic roof
area installations, or for building heights exceeding
10 metres see AS/NZS1170.2 or consult a certied
structural engineer. Some examples are shown below.
Example1
3.8 (h)
1.21 (A/2)
2.42 (A)
Area 3
12.1 (D)
20.3 (B)
1.21 (A/2)
2.42 (A)
Area 2
Area 1
Example2
12.1 (D)
20.3 (B)
3.8 (h)
2.42 (A)
1.21 (A/2)
Area 3
Area 2 Area 1
In both examples :
A = min of 0.2 x 20.3 = 4.06
0.2 x 12.1 = 2.42 1 x 3.8 = 3.8 è A = 2.42 A/2 = 1.21 m
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INSTALLATION INFORMATION
Rinnai 8 Split Collector IM
WATER PIPES, FITTINGS AND INSULATION
WARNING
The solar hot and solar cold pipes between the solar storage tank and the solar collectors must be suited to the high water temperatures and pressures that may occur. As such, plastic pipe must not be used. Components used to join pipes must use metallic materials to achieve sealing. The collector
ow and return pipes should be 15 mm copper tube.
All hot water pipework should be insulated with sealed polyethylene foamed or equivalent insulation to optimise
performance and energy efciency, and to protect against frost damage. Such insulation may also be mandatory
under local regulations. Rinnai recommend insulation to achieve at least the R value shown in the following table.
Location of Installation Pipes on Roof
Pipe between
tank and gas booster
• CER Zone 4
Areas dened as “B or “C” in the latest version of the Rinnai Solar Hot Water Warranty Booklet.
• Any other area prone to frost conditions.
R = 1.0K.m²/W
R = 0.6 K.m²/W
• All other areas
R = 0.6 K.m²/W R = 0.6 K.m²/W
With the exception of solar collector ow and return pipes, water pipe sizing should be performed in accordance
with AS/NZS 3500. All external pipework MUST be insulated to prevent frost damage.
The suggested maximum combined lengths of the solar ow and return pipes is 40 metres. Please refer to the system installation manual supplied with the pump kit for the maximum pipe length for the specic pump kit.
All supplied insulation materials must be tted as shown to minimise heat losses. In frost prone areas this insulation will also protect against frost damage. If frost valves are tted they must remain free of any insulation materials.
Frost valves must be exposed directly to ambient air conditions to ensure correct operation.
Insulation of ttings connecting
frost valve to collector. Frost valve
itself is uninsulated.
Insulation of cap, using insulation,
tape and cable tie.
Insulation of barrel union with,
insulation and tape
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INSTALLATION INFORMATION
Rinnai 9 Split Collector IM
CONNECTING FITTINGS TO COLLECTOR
WARNING
When connecting ttings to collectors ensure that the ats at the end of the collector header are held in place with one spanner, while another spanner is used to tighten tting. Collector damage or leaks
may occur if this isn't done correctly.
Connecting Barrel Unions
1.
A
B
C
Identify the 3 components of the barrel union as A,B or C
2.
Fasten the barrel union components together.
3.
Attach the collector header to the entire barrel union with component B screwing onto the threaded end of the header.
Tighten with two spanners in the places indicated in the diagram above.
4.
Separate component C from components A and B using two spanners in the places indicated in the diagram above.
5.
Fasten component C to the header of the 2nd collector.
Tighten with two spanners in the places indicated in the diagram above.
6.
Join the barrel union components together. Tighten with two spanners in the places indicated
in the diagram above.
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 10 Split Collector IM
FASTENING COLLECTORS TO A TILED ROOF
WARNING
This type of installation is not suitable for use on roofs over 10 m high. This type of installation is not suitable for use in cyclonic areas.
Attach the collector mounting straps to the rafter or truss under the tiles.
Nail strap to rafter
Tiles removed
Place the collector(s) onto the roof above the lower rail. If more than one collector is being installed then join them together using the barrel unions supplied.
Using the supplied self drilling screws, fasten the rail to the collector, through the square holes in the rail as shown in the relevant diagram on page 12 to
19. Do not fasten in other locations as damage to the collector header pipe may occur. Be careful to adequately tighten the screws to ensure the connection is secure without stripping the threads in the collector case.
Position the upper collector rail above the collectors. Fasten the rail to the collector, through the square holes in the rail using the supplied self drilling screws.
Attach the collector mounting straps to the rafter or truss under the tiles.
Nail strap to rafter
Tiles removed
Replace the tiles and ensure the collector is secure, and the roof is weather tight.
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 11 Split Collector IM
FASTENING COLLECTORS TO A METAL ROOF
WARNING
This type of installation is not suitable for use on roofs over 10 m high. This type of installation is not suitable for use in cyclonic areas.
Position the lower collector mounting rail assembly so that the rail is over the roof purlin.
Drill through the roof iron and purlin using the holes in the rail as a guide. Apply some silicone sealant down the holes to ensure no water leakage.
Bolt the rail to the roof purlin using a suitable fastener.
Position the collector(s) onto the roof above the lower rail. If more than one collector is being installed, join them together using the barrel unions supplied.
Using the supplied self drilling screws, fasten the rail to the collector, through the square holes in the rail as shown in the relevant diagram on page 19 to
19. Do not fasten in other locations as damage to the collector header pipe may occur. Be careful to adequately tighten the screws to ensure the connection is secure without stripping the threads in the collector case.
Position the upper collector rail above the collectors. Fasten the rail to the collector, through the square holes in the rail using the supplied self drilling screws.
Drill through the roof iron and purlin using the upper mounting rail as a guide. Apply some silicone sealant down the holes to ensure no water leakage and secure with suitable fasteners.
Alternatively the rail can be attached to the roof using the collector mounting straps.
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 12 Split Collector IM
1 SP200B, SP250B OR SP200BEX INSTALLATION KITS - BIKSP1COLL AND BIKSP1COLLFT
7
Installer
Supplied Copper
Pipe & Insulation
6
5
7
Installer
Supplied
Copper
Pipe &
Insulation
4
2 2
1
2 2
1
8
9
OR
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 13 Split Collector IM
1 SP200B, SP250B OR SP200BEX INSTALLATION KITS - BIKSP1COLL AND BIKSP1COLLFT
Qty
BIKSP1COLL
Qty
BIKSP1COLLFT
Item / Part Number
Qty
BIKSP1COLL
Qty
BIKSP1COLLFT
Item / Part Number
1
2 2
Mounting Rail Small (1.0 m) 14201196
8
- 1
Adaptor R¾ - G1/2 at 16601092
2
4 4
Screw Self Drilling with Seal 12-11 x 25 mm 22601094
9
- 1
Frost Protection Valve 11001051 (with washer)
4
1 1
Union ¾ - ½ 32201736
- 2 2
Insulation and Foil Tape * 14601216
For use with Frost Valves and/or Caps
5
1 1
Hot Sensor Assembly 10204715
- 2 1
Cable Tie
to fasten insulation to cap 39601035
-
4 4
Collector Mounting Straps 12401012
6
1 1
Hot Sensor Lead (20m) 31002715
- 4 4
M8 Bolt, Washer and Nut Bolt 22601052
(Used to fasten collector Washer 17401072 mounting straps to rail) Nut 16801062
7
2 1
Cap 16001011
- 1 1
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 14 Split Collector IM
2 SP200B OR SP200BEX INSTALLATION KITS - BIKSP2COLL AND BIKSP2COLLFT
7
Installer Supplied
Copper Pipe
& Insulation
6
5
7
Installer
Supplied
Copper
Pipe &
Insulation
4
1
2 2 22
2 2 22
1
8
9
OR
3
3
9
OR
8
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 15 Split Collector IM
2 SP200B OR SP200BEX INSTALLATION KITS - BIKSP2COLL AND BIKSP2COLLFT
Qty
BIKSP2COLL
Qty
BIKSP2COLLFT
Item / Part Number
Qty
BIKSP2COLL
Qty
BIKSP2COLLFT
Item / Part Number
1
2 2
Mounting Rail Medium (1.5 m) 14201197
7
2 -
Cap 16001011
2
8 8
Screw Self Drilling with Seal 12-11 x 25 mm 22601094
8
- 2
Adaptor R¾ - G1/2 at 16601092
3
2 2
Barrel Union ¾ - ¾ 32201105
9
- 2
Frost Protection Valve 11001051 (with washer)
- 2 2
Insulation and Foil Tape 14601217
For use with Barrel Unions
- 2 2
Insulation and Foil Tape * 14601216
For use with Frost Valves and Caps
4
1 1
Union ¾ - ½ 32201736
- 2 -
Cable Tie
to fasten insulation to cap 39601035
5
1 1
Hot Sensor Assembly 10204715
-
4 4
Collector Mounting Straps 12401012
- 4 4
M8 Bolt, Washer and Nut Bolt 22601052
(Used to fasten collector Washer 17401072 mounting straps to rail) Nut 16801062
6
1 1
Hot Sensor Lead (20m) 31002715
- 1 1
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 16 Split Collector IM
2 SP250B INSTALLATION KITS - BIKSP2COLLXL AND BIKSP2COLLXLFT
7
Installer Supplied
Copper Pipe
& Insulation
6
5
7
Installer Supplied
Copper Pipe
& Insulation
4
2 2 22
2 2 22
1
8
9
OR
3
3
1
9
OR
8
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 17 Split Collector IM
2 SP250B INSTALLATION KITS - BIKSP2COLLXL AND BIKSP2COLLXLFT
Qty
BIKSP2COLLXL
Qty
BIKSP2COLLXLFT
Item / Part Number
Qty
BIKSP2COLLXL
Qty
BIKSP2COLLXLFT
Item / Part Number
1
2 2
Mounting Rail Large (2.5 m) 14201198
7
2 -
Cap 16001011
2
8 8
Screw Self Drilling with Seal 12-11 x 25 mm 22601094
8
- 2
Adaptor R¾ - G1/2 at 16601092
3
2 2
Barrel Union ¾ - ¾ 32201105
9
- 2
Frost Protection Valve 11001051 (with washer)
- 2 2
Insulation and Foil Tape 14601217
For use with Barrel Unions
- 2 2
Insulation and Foil Tape * 14601216
For use with Frost Valves and/or Caps
4
1 1
Union ¾ - ½ 32201736
- 2 -
Cable Tie
to fasten insulation to cap 39601035
5
1 1
Hot Sensor Assembly 10204715
-
4 4
Collector Mounting Straps 12401012
- 4 4
M8 Bolt, Washer and Nut Bolt 22601052
(Used to fasten collector Washer 17401072 mounting straps to rail) Nut 16801062
6
1 1
Hot Sensor Lead (20m) 31002715
- 1 1
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 18 Split Collector IM
3 SP200B OR SP200BEX INSTALLATION KITS - BIKSP3COLL AND BIKSP3COLLFT
7
Installer Supplied Copper Pipe & Insulation
6
5
7
Installer
Supplied
Copper
Pipe &
Insulation
4
2 2 2 222
1
2 2 2
2
22
1
8
9
OR
3 3
3
3
8
9
OR
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COLLECTOR INSTALLATION
Rinnai 19 Split Collector IM
3 SP200B OR SP200BEX INSTALLATION KITS - BIKSP3COLL AND BIKSP3COLLFT
Qty
BIKSP3COLL
Qty
BIKSP3COLLFT
Item / Part Number
Qty
BIKSP3COLL
Qty
BIKSP3COLLFT
Item / Part Number
1
2 2
Mounting Rail Large (2.5 m) 14201198
7
2 -
Cap 16001011
2
12 12
Screw Self Drilling with Seal 12-11 x 25 mm 22601094
8
- 2
Adaptor R¾ - G1/2 at 16601092
3
4 4
Barrel Union ¾ - ¾ 32201105
9
- 2
Frost Protection Valve 11001051 (with washer)
- 4 4
Insulation and Foil Tape 14601217
For use with Barrel Unions
- 2 2
Insulation and Foil Tape * 14601216
For use with Frost Valves and/or Caps
4
1 1
Union ¾ - ½ 32201736
- 2 -
Cable Tie
to fasten insulation to cap 39601035
5
1 1
Hot Sensor Assembly 10204715
-
4 4
Collector Mounting Straps 12401012
- 4 4
M8 Bolt, Washer and Nut Bolt 22601052
(Used to fasten collector Washer 17401072 mounting straps to rail) Nut 16801062
6
1 1
Hot Sensor Lead (20m) 31002715
- 1 1
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15401113 20 Split Collector IM - Issue 4 - September 2017
CONTACT INFORMATION
Head Office
100 Atlantic Drive, Keysborough, Victoria 3173
Tel: (03) 9271 6625 Fax: (03) 9271 6622
P.O. Box 460 Braeside, Victoria 3195
National Help Line Tel: 1300 555 545* Fax: 1300 555 655*
*Cost of a local call higher from mobile or public phones.
Hot Water Service Line Tel: 1800 000 340
Australia Pty. Ltd.
ABN 74 005 138 769
Internet: www.rinnai.com.au E-mail: enquiry@rinnai.com.au
Rinnai has a Service and Spare Parts network with personnel who are fully trained and equipped to give the best service on your Rinnai appliance. If your appliance requires service, please call our National Help Line. Rinnai recommends that this appliance be serviced every 3 years.
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