Salus SP120 Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual

S-Series Single Channel Controller

S-Series Single Channel Controller

Model No SP120

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PRODUCT COMPLIANCE

This product complies with the essential requirements of the following EC Directives:

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Electro-Magnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC

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Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EEC

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EC Marking directive 93/68/EEC

SAFETY INFORMATION

These instructions are applicable to the Salus Controls model stated on the front cover of this manual
only, and must not be used with any other make or model.

These instructions are intended to apply in the United Kingdom only, and should be followed along
with any other statutory obligations - if you are in any doubt, please contact the Salus Controls
technical helpline.

This accessory must be fitted by a Competent person, and installation must comply with the
guidance provided in the current editions of BS7671 (IEE Wiring Regulations) and Part ‘P’ of the
Building Regulations. Failure to comply with the requirements of these publications could lead to
prosecution.

Always isolate the AC Mains supply before opening
or removing the unit from the wall or wall box.

Please leave these instructions with the end user where they should be kept in a safe place for future
reference.

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INTRODUCTION

A heating controller is used to switch the heating
system in your home on and off as needed. It works by
controlling the heating boiler according to a series of
programmed settings that take effect at different times
of the day.

The SP120 from Salus Controls is a stylish and accurate
single channel programmable heating controller. Fitted
with a large, easy to read Liquid Crystal Display (LCD),
this controller has been specifically designed to be used
for volt free and 230V AC heating applications.

The use of the revolutionary Touch Ring technology makes for simple usage, and is coupled with
a unique, smart design and the ‘one touch’ operation makes the SP120 easy to operate.

FEATURES

• Touch Ring Technology

• Large LCD with white backlight

• Stylish Casing

• Radio Controlled Clock (RCC)

• Volt Free Contacts

• Manual Time and date Setting Option

• Advance +1Hr function (maximum 9 hours)

• Holiday Function

• Service Function

• Three On/Off Periods each day

• Built in Start-up Programmes

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INSTALLATION

Please read the important safety information at the start of this manual before you begin to install
the device. The ideal position to locate the SP120 programmable heating controller is about 1.5m
above floor level. It should be mounted in a location where the controller is easily accessible,
reasonably lit and free from extremes of temperature and draughts. Do not mount the controller on
an outside wall, above a radiator or in a location where it may be subjected to direct sunlight.

The SP120 should be mounted in a location where it will not come into contact with moisture or
condensation, as this can affect the Touch Ring operation.

To ensure trouble free reception for both the Radio Controlled Clock (RCC) and the Radio Frequency
(RF) signal, always ensure that the programmable controller is mounted away from any possible
sources of interference (such as radios, TV sets, computers, etc.), and is not mounted on or in close
proximity to large metal objects. Installing the SP120 in enclosed areas such as cellars and basements
is not recommended.

The electrical connections to the SP120 are made to the terminal strip within the controller itself.
Connection details are shown below - no Earth connection is required for the correct and safe
operation of the SP120.

230V AC Connections

Terminal Description Terminals

4 Linked to Live

3 (SL on) Switched Live On

2 (SL off) Switched Live Off

1 Live

L Mains Live

N Mains Neutral

Volt Free Connections

Terminal Description Terminals

4 (COM) Volt Free Common

3 (NO) Normally Open

2 (NC) Normally Closed

1 No connection

L Mains Live

N Mains Neutral

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After installing the controller in a suitable location, wiring connections can be made as shown above.

The following criteria apply to the installation:

• The incoming AC mains supply should be 230V AC and fused at 6 Amps.

• Optimum cable size for installation is 1.5 mm

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; wiring colours should be in accordance

with the current requirements of the IEE Wiring Regulations.

• Cable entry should be made at the cable entry point

• All wiring connections should be securely made, and be firmly gripped beneath the terminal clamp.

Do not restore the mains supply to the system until all associated items are fully installed.

NOTE: All electrical installation work should be carried out by a suitably qualified Electrician or other
competent person. If you are not sure how to install this controller consult either with a qualified
Electrician, Heating Engineer or your boiler / heating system supplier for advice on how to continue.

Do not remove or refit the SP120 without the mains supply to the system being isolated.

AFTER INSTALLATION

After completing installation and powering up the SP120 for the first time the controller will behave
in the following way:

All the indicators on the display and the backlight will be turned on for a few seconds. The internal
firmware version will then be displayed for a few seconds, and the SP120 will then operate in Normal
mode (controller output OFF).

If the Reset Button is pressed, the SP120 will behave in the same way as described above, and any
previously saved user settings will be deleted and overwritten with the default settings, except when
the SP120 is in SERVICE mode.

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USER INTERFACE AND CONTROLS

The status and operation of the SP120 can be clearly seen on the
large backlit Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) - this display allows the
user to see at a glance the current status of the heating system.

The display consists of a combination of symbols and
alphanumeric displays. The top row displays status indicators, the
centre row is a time and day of the week indicator and the bottom
row is an alphanumeric display for menu and status messages.

The status indicator symbols and their meanings are shown in the
following table:

Indicator Description Function

Clock Display Displays the day and time

Alphanumeric Display Displays menu and other status messages

ON Mode indicator Indicates Continuously On

ONCE Mode indicator Indicates output is turned on for one period per

day, from PROGRAM 1 ON to PROGRAM 3 OFF

AUTO Program Mode indicator Indicates Auto ON or Auto OFF

programme is running

OFF Mode indicator Indicates Continuously Off

RCC indicator Indicates the status of the Radio Controlled Clock

Holiday indicator Indicates Holiday operation mode is selected

Touch Lock indicator Indicates Touch Lock is activated

Service indicator Indicates Service function is active

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USER CONTROL FUNCTION SUMMARY:

Key / Operation Functions

Touch Ring (move clockwise) Increases the selected setting and scrolls

down the menu selection

Touch Ring (move anti- clockwise) Decreases the selected setting and scrolls

up the menu selection

OK Key Enters Menu or confirms a menu selection

Arrow (Back) Key Single press goes back to the previous screen

or previous option selected. Press and hold for
2 seconds to return to NORMAL mode

Reset Button Resets the controller to default (original factory)

settings, except when in SERVICE mode.

Slide Switch Activates and deactivates the key lock function

(prevents accidental changes)

There are few user controls for the
SP120, making the controller very
easy to operate. The controls are a
Touch Ring (which surrounds the
user display), two touch sensitive
buttons, a reset button and a slide
operated switch mounted on the
side of the controller.

These controls are shown here,
along with a description of each of
their functions.

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OPERATION

The SP120 is configured and adjusted by the use of an
innovative and stylish Touch Ring, and two touch
sensitive buttons. The Touch Ring surrounds the
controller display, and is operated very easily by moving
your finger around the ring.

ACCESSING THE MENUS

The Arrow key is not active when
the SP120 is in NORMAL mode. To
access the Menu screens, press the
OK key twice and backlight is now
ON. The first menu displayed is the
BOOST menu. Use the Touch Ring
to scroll through the Menus, and
press the OK key to select the
menu you want to use:

You can scroll through the menus in either direction (forwards or backwards) depending on the
direction you move your finger around the Touch Ring. The menus are displayed in the order
shown in the picture above.

Pressing the Arrow key will return the SP120 to NORMAL mode. The controller will also return
to NORMAL mode after 10 seconds if no Key is pressed or if no movement is detected on the
Touch Ring.

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BOOST MENU

The BOOST menu allows the use of a temporary override mode which allows
the user to override the current programme settings and turn the heating
system on for a preset period. This mode is activated by selecting the BOOST
menu – this mode allows you to override the current programme settings up
to a maximum of 9 hours.

Scroll the setting by using the Touch Ring. Changing the setting will increase
the duration of the override by one hour, to a maximum duration of nine
hours. Increasing the setting beyond this level will roll the setting back to 0
and disable the temporary override.

PROGRAM MENU

The SP120 offers great versatility with its programming options, allowing the user to programme the
controller to operate on an individual, 5/2 or 7 day control cycle. The controller has a default set of
Programmes that have been designed to meet the needs of most users. If these default programmes
are not suitable for your particular situation, reprogramming the SP120 with your own settings is a
very straightforward operation.

To start programming the SP120, press the OK
key twice when in NORMAL mode, and scroll
using the Scroll Ring to select the PROGRAM
menu - press the OK key once more to start the
programming process.

Initially, the Weekdays will be selected and
flashing – you can scroll through all the various
options for day selection (Weekdays, Weekend,
7 days, or individual days) by using the Touch
Ring. As usual, pressing the OK key will select
the desired option.

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After correct selection of the day option, the
SP120 display will change to the next
programming screen. These screens allow you
to set the required time settings to provide
optimum control for your heating system.

The hour setting will be the first setting that
needs to be adjusted, and this will easily be seen
because the ‘hours’ section of the time will be
flashing. Using the Touch Ring, scroll up or
down to adjust the hour to the required setting
and then press the OK key to confirm. After
confirming this setting the ‘minutes’ section of
the time will then start to flash. Change this
setting using the Touch Ring in the same way
that you changed the hour setting, confirming
your setting with the OK key.

Following this sequence you will have set up
Programme 1 – the SP120 display will then
move on to Programme 2. Continue to add your
desired settings for each of the programmes
through to Programme 3 in the same way as
Programme 1 (hour and minutes). Note that the
Hour setting is changed in increments of 1 hour,
the Minutes setting is changed in increments of
10 minutes.

If you decide to enter settings for individual days rather than Weekdays or Weekends, the SP120
also offers a time saving COPY function that allows the user to copy settings from one day to another.

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After entering the settings in
Programmes 1 to 3 for Monday, the
SP120 display will change to
display a COPY TO screen. On this
screen, scroll to the day that you
want to copy the settings to using
the Touch Ring, and then confirm
this by pressing the OK key. The
SP120 will then move to the next
day and ask if you would like to
copy again.

In the example here, Monday has been
programmed, and the next day that has
not been programmed is Tuesday. Once
the settings for Tuesday have been
programmed by copying, the settings
can then be copied to Wednesday, and
so on.

In this example, Thursday is the next
day that has not been programmed and
copied, so the display would look like
this:

Pressing the Arrow key at any time will return the SP120 to the previous screen. Once all the days
have been programmed, the SP120 will revert to NORMAL mode.

Please be aware that each of the programme time settings must be in sequence: For example,
Programme 3 cannot be set with a time earlier than Programme 2. If this situation occurs, then the
SP120 may operate in an unpredictable way. The controller will return to NORMAL mode after 10
seconds if no Key is pressed or if no movement is detected on the Touch Ring. In this case, the
Programmes will not be updated

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MODE SELECTION

The SP120 operating mode is selected with the controller in NORMAL mode by touching the Touch
Ring (but not the ARROW or OK keys). There are four operating modes for the controller:

ON, ONCE, AUTO and OFF

Each mode can be selected when the controller is in NORMAL mode by scrolling the Touch Ring in
a CLOCKWISE direction. This will cycle the operation mode as follows:

ON ONCE AUTO OFF ON

Scrolling the Touch Ring in an ANTICLOCKWISE direction will cycle the operation mode as follows:

ON OFF AUTO ONCE ON

Each mode can be selected by pressing the OK key.

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HOLIDAY MENU

Entering the HOLIDAY menu allows you to turn on the holiday override mode of the SP120. The

HOLIDAY mode allows the user to override all the current Programme settings and turn off the

heating system between two dates entered by the user.

When the holiday start date arrives, the HOLIDAY indicator turns on and the HOLIDAY mode is

switched on. When the holiday end date is reached, the HOLIDAY mode will be turned off

automatically and the SP120 will operate in AUTO mode.

The HOLIDAY mode indicator will be displayed on all the HOLIDAY

menu screens.

To start entering the Holiday Override settings, press the OK key once.

‘S-DAY’ will appear on the display. Use the Touch Ring to scroll to set the

date and confirm the choice using the OK button.

The month setting (‘S_MONTH’) will then be selected – change this setting in the same way using the

Touch Ring, and confirm the setting using the OK button. Finally, set the year (‘S_YEAR’) – this is

done in exactly the same way as previously described for the date and month.

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After confirming the year setting by pressing the OK key, the display will then change to display the
first screen for entering the holiday end date (‘E_DAY’, ‘E_MONTH’ and ‘E_YEAR’)

Use the Touch Ring to enter the date in exactly the same way as for the holiday start date. By default,
the HOLIDAY mode start and end dates are set to the current date.

Make sure that the end date is after the start date – if not, the HOLIDAY
mode will be disabled. Once HOLIDAY mode is enabled and active, the
display will look like this:

CANCELLING HOLIDAY MODE

When in HOLIDAY
mode, pressing OK
will display CANCEL
HOLIDAY alternately
as shown below:

Pressing the OK key again will cancel HOLIDAY mode and return the SP120 to AUTO mode. Pressing
the Arrow key leaves the controller in HOLIDAY mode.

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TIME MENU

If the time and date setting need to be set manually, this can be done by accessing the TIME menu.

The first option within the menu is a choice of 12 or 24 hour clock setting.

On entering the menu, use the Touch Ring

to scroll to the preferred option (12 or 24

hour clock), and confirm the choice using

the OK button. Use the Arrow key to return

to the previous screen display. After setting

the time display format, the next screen

display allows you to set the time.

Use the Touch Ring to scroll to set the hour and

confirm the choice using the OK button. The minute

setting will then be selected – change this setting in

the same way using the Touch Ring, and confirm the

setting using the OK button.

After setting the time, the next

screen display allows you to set

the date – this is set in exactly the

same way as previously described

for the time. Press the Arrow key

to return to the previous screen

display, or do nothing for 10

seconds and the SP120 will

return to NORMAL mode.

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After completing the setting of the
date, the last operation is to turn
Daylight Saving on or off. By
default, Daylight Saving is ON.

Use the Touch Ring to scroll to the
preferred option (ON or OFF), and
confirm the choice using the OK
button. Use the Arrow key to return
to the previous screen display.

SERVICE MENU

The Service Menu should only be selected or changed by the Engineer carrying out the
installation, or other qualified person. It is strongly recommended that you familiarise
yourself with the instructions contained in the Operation section of this manual before
attempting to change any of the settings in the SERVICE menu.

During commissioning the installation Engineer has the option to enter either his Mobile or Office
telephone number as both a reminder when the system is due to be serviced, and as a way for the
home owner to make contact when the service is due.

Use the Touch Ring to scroll through the Menus, and press the OK key to select the SERVICE menu.

You will be prompted to turn SERVICE mode OFF or ON (by default, SERVICE mode is OFF):

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The SERVICE indicator will be displayed on all the SERVICE menu screens. The first SERVICE screen

will prompt you to enter a 3 digit access code – this code is very important, as once set it will be

needed to turn SERVICE mode on or off. The default service code is set to 000.

If you forget the code, then you will need to contact Salus Controls technical support. Once the code

has been entered, the next menu screen allows you to set the next service date for the system. Set the

date in the order day, month and year:

Confirm the setting using the OK key, or press the Arrow key to return to the previous screen display.

After enabling SERVICE mode, there is a screen that will allow you to enter an 11 digit number – this

feature is intended for you to enter your telephone number so that the end user can contact you

when the next service is due. The number is entered in the same way as the code – scroll with the

Touch Ring until you reach the required number, then confirm by pressing the OK key.

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Repeat this action until you have entered the entire telephone number. After entering and

confirming the last digit with the OK key, store the telephone number by pressing the OK key.

Once set as described, the SERVICE indicator will appear on the display 30 days before the set date,

and the status message will change in the sequence shown here:

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At seven days before the set date, the SERVICE indicator will flash:

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Once the set date has

been reached, the

SERVICE indicator will

continue to flash and

the display will change

to indicate that the

service is now due:

Once the service is due, all output from the

controller is turned OFF, regardless of any other

programme settings. There are now two options

available: press the OK key and the display will

change to allow the selection of SERVICE BOOST

mode or turning SERVICE mode OFF:

It is possible to temporarily turn the heating back on by using the SERVICE

BOOST mode. To activate the SERVICE BOOST mode, press the OK key. It is

not possible to increase the set time above 1 hour, but the controller outputs

for heating and hot water will immediately turn on for one hour. After one

hour, the controller outputs will again be turned off.

To turn off SERVICE mode, press the OK key and select the SERVICE OFF display, and then enter the

code you originally set to access SERVICE mode.

If you want to deactivate SERVICE mode before the set date has arrived, select the SERVICE menu.

Once back in SERVICE mode, you can edit the telephone number, set a new servicing date, or turn

SERVICE mode ON or OFF in exactly the same way as described earlier.

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OTHER FUNCTIONS AND CONTROLS

BACKLIGHT

The backlight of the SP120 is switched on automatically whenever any of the keys are pressed. The
backlight will remain illuminated for a few seconds after the last key press, except if you are changing
settings within the Programme mode – in this case the backlight will remain illuminated throughout
the setting change process.

The backlight will not illuminate if there is no mains supply to the controller, or if the Touch Lock
feature is active.

RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK

The SP120 time and day of the week settings are updated automatically every day (at 12:00 AM or
2:00 AM) by the use of a very accurate internal Radio Controlled Clock.

The RCC status indicator will be displayed for 10 minutes during clock updates. The indicator will
flash during the time update process, after which the indicator will be displayed for 5 minutes before
turning off.

The time and date will also be automatically updated when the SP120 is powered up, or after the
Reset Button is pressed.

If for any reason the SP120 fails to automatically update the time setting, then the data stored in the
internal memory will be used. The clock settings can also be changed manually if required – manual
settings will be overwritten at the next successful automatic update. The RCC feature only works
when there is mains power to the controller.

NB: During the SP120 initial start up sequence the backlight will not operate due to the unit receiving
a signal from the Atomic clock. The Radio Controlled Clock built into this unit receives a signal from
the UK's Atomic clock therefore setting the time accuracy to 1 second every million years. The RCC
function also solves the issue with day light saving as the unit will update itself at 12:00am or 2:00am
every day, therefore when the time changes twice a year, so will the SP120.

Please be aware that the signal received by the RCC is similar to a mobile phone signal; some areas
will not obtain a signal. If you happen to be located in a poor RCC reception area, then the time and
date can be set manually in the settings menu.

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DAYLIGHT SAVING

When enabled, the clock will automatically change from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) to British
Summer Time (BST) on the last Sunday in March at 1:00am. The clock will automatically change back
to GMT on the last Sunday in October at 2:00am.

RESET BUTTON

The Reset Button is provided as a way to restore the heating controller to its default factory settings.

Pressing this button will delete any previously entered settings, except when the SP120 is in
SERVICE mode.

The default factory settings for the SP120 are:

Function Default Setting

Mode Auto OFF

Programme 3

Date Friday, Jan. 1, 2010
Time 12:00AM (12 hour format)

DST ON

Boost Hours 0

Holiday OFF

SLIDE SWITCH

The Slide Switch has two positions: UNLOCKED and LOCKED.

In the LOCKED position, the Touch Lock indicator will be visible on
the LCD, and it will not be possible to change the SP120 settings:

If you are unable to change any of the controller settings, check that the
Slide Switch is in the UNLOCKED position.

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AC MONITORING

The SP120 monitors the presence of mains power. If the mains supply
is not detected, all settings are saved to the internal memory and all
controller functions are paused. The controller output will also be
turned off.

During periods of mains failure, the clock will continue to operate in
the background for a few hours, but the LCD display will be turned off
(see picture), the touch ring will be disabled and no other functions will
operate. Normal operation is resumed when mains power is restored.

ENERGY TIP

One way to set and use your heating system is to find the lowest temperature setting that you are
comfortable with, and then leave it set at this temperature. You can do this by setting the room
thermostat to a low temperature, (for example 17 °C) and then increasing the setting by one degree
each day until you are comfortable with the room temperature - you won’t have to adjust the
thermostat further, as adjustment above this setting will waste energy - a 1 °C increase in temperature
is equal to 3% of your heating costs.

MAINTENANCE

The SP120 programmable heating controller requires no special maintenance. Periodically, the outer
casing can be wiped clean using a dry cloth (please DO NOT use solvents, polishes, detergents or
abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the controller).

There are no user serviceable parts within the unit; any servicing or repairs should only be carried out
by Salus Controls or their appointed agents.

Should the SP120 programmable heating controller fail to function correctly, check:

• Mains supply to the SP120 is switched on.

• Heating system is switched on.

• If the SP120 is still not functioning correctly, press the Reset Button.

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

Model: SP120
Type: Single channel programmable heating controller

designed for volt free and 230V AC heating applications.

CLOCK

Type: Radio Controlled (RCC).
Reception Frequency: 60 kHz ± 300 Hz
Display Modes: 12 or 24 hour clock with Day of Week display.

PROGRAMMING

Programming Modes: User selectable for individual, 5/2 or 7 day options
Number of Programmes: Three (3) user programmes each day.
Holiday Facility: User selectable option to temporarily override selected programme.

DEFAULT PROGRAMMES

Programme Output Weekday Weekend

1 ON 6:00 AM 6:00 AM

OFF 8:00 AM 8:00 AM

2 ON 10:00 AM 10:00 AM

OFF 12:00 PM 12:00 PM

3 ON 6:00 PM 6:00 PM

OFF 10:00 PM 10:00 PM

MEMORY AND OPERATING BACKUP

Memory Backup: Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory (EEPROM)

SWITCHING

Switching Voltage: 230V AC / 50Hz
Switching Current: 3A resistive, 1A inductive
Contact Type: Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT)
Number of Relays: One (1)

ENVIRONMENT

Operating Temperature: 0 ºC to + 40 ºC
Storage Temperature: - 20 ºC to + 60 ºC

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Salus Controls warrants that this product will be free from any defect in materials or

workmanship, and shall perform in accordance with its specification, for a period of two

years from the date of purchase. Salus Controls sole liability for breach of this warranty will

be (at its option) to repair or replace the defective product.

SP120 Warranty

Customer Name: .............................................................................................

Customer Address: ..........................................................................................

......................................................... Post Code: .............................................

Tel No: ............................... Email: ..................................................................

Engineers Company: .......................................................................................

Tel No: ............................... Email: ..................................................................

Intallation Date: ..............................................................................................

Engineers Name: .............................................................................................

Engineers Signature: .......................................................................................

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Email: [e-mail] Tel: [phone]

Email: [e-mail] Tel: [phone]

Sales:

Technical:

Salus Controls plc, Salus House, Dodworth Business Park South,

Whinby Road, Dodworth, Barnsley S75 3SP

salus-tech.

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