STI FKA270V, FKA240V, FKA 200V, FKA 200H, FKA240H Assembly Instructions Manual

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Assembly Instructions Solar collectors FKA 200/240/270
console installation
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Table of contents
Contents Page
Observe the warnings indicated by this sign. They warn of dangers or possibly erroneous actions, which may result in the invalidation of the warranty.
The collectors FKA 200, FKA 240 and FKA 270 are monitored according to the CEN-Keymark program rules Solarthermal Products and are certified with the registration numbers 011-7S1910 ... 1915 F.
The copyright of this instruction incl. graphical material remains in the property of the STI GmbH. The instruction can only be duplicated completely or in parts with written authorisation of the STI GmbH. Subject to technical changes and misprints.
The STI GmbH is obliged to take back with the environmental label RAL-UZ-73 for solar collectors ( „Blauer Engel“) labeled products, and to consign it to recycling.
Safety regulations, instructions and guidelines 3 Product description 5 Hydraulic connections 7 Collector field dimensions 8 bottom support dimensions 9 Assembly bottom support on concrete block 11 Assembly bottom support with fixed dowel pin 12 Assembly collectors 13 Temperature sensor 15 Spacing roof hooks 16 Assembly base console on roof profile 17 Assembly roof-tile clamps 18 Assembly roof-tile clamps with lead 20 Assembly plain tile clamps without lead 22 Assembly plain tile clamps with lead 23 Assembly roof-tile clamp corrugated 25 Assembly mounting profiles/console 26 Wall console dimensions 27 Assembly wall console 28 Temperature sensor 31 Arrangement hydraulic connections 32 Hydraulic connection with manifold 33 Overview hydraulic connections / accessories 34 Assembly distance metal sheets 35 Pipe dimensions of the connecting pipe 36 Initial operation 38 Appendix 43
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Safety regulations, instructions and guidelines
Engineer standards and guidelines
• VBG 4 Unfallverhütungsvorschriften Elektrische Anlagen und Betriebsmittel
• VBG 37 Unfallverhütungsvorschrift Bauarbeiten
• VBG 74 Leitern und Tritte
• ZVDH, Regelwerk (Stand Juni 2001)
• LBO’s Landesbauordnungen der Bundesländer
• DIN 18299 Allgemeine Regelung für Bauarbeiten jeder Art
• DIN 18334 Zimmer- und Holzbauarbeiten
• DIN 18338 Dachdeckungs- und Dachabdichtungsarbeiten
• DIN 18339 Klempnerarbeiten
• DIN 18351 Fassadenarbeiten
• DIN 18360 Metallbauarbeiten, Schlosserarbeiten
• DIN 18381 Gas-, Wasser- und Abwasser­ installationsanlagen
• DIN 18451 Gerüstarbeiten
• DIN 1055 Lastenannahme für Bauten Teil 1-5
• DIN 1988 Teil 1-8 Technische Regeln für die Trinkwasserinstallation
• DIN 4708 Teil 3 Zentrale Brauchwasser- erwärmungsanlagen
• DIN 4102 Brandverhalten von Baustoffen und Bauteilen
• DIN 4109 Schallschutz im Hochbau
• HeizAnlVO Heizungsanlagenverordnung
• ZVH - Richtlinie 11.01 Einbindung solartechnischer Anlagen in die Hauswärmeversorgung
• TRD 802 Dampfkessel der Gruppe III
• TRD 402 Ausrüstung von Dampfkesselanlagen mit Heißwassererzeugern der Gruppe IV
• ENV 1991-2-3- 4 Grundlagen der Tragwerksplanung und Einwirkung auf Tragwerke – Schneelasten und Windlasten
• DIN EN 516 Einrichtungen zum Betreten des Daches
• EN 517 Sicherheitsdachhaken
• DIN 4751 Teil 1: Wasserheizungsanlagen: Offene und geschlossene physikalisch abgesichterte Wäremeerzeugungsanlagen bis 120°C
- Sicherheitstechnische Ausrüstung Teil 2: Wasserheizungsanlagen: Geschlossene, thermostatisch abgesicherte Wärmeerzeugungs­ anlagen mit Vorlauftemperaturen bis 120°C ­ Sicherheitstechnische Ausrüstung Teil 3: Wasserheizungsanlagen: Geschlossene, thermostatisch abgesichter te Wärmeerzeugungsanlagen mit 50 kW Nennwärmeleistung mit Zwangumlauf­ Wärmeerzeugern und Vorlauftemperaturen bis 95°C
- Sicherheitstechnische Ausrüstung
• DIN 4753 Teil 1 Wassererwärmer und Wassererwärmungsanlagen für Trink- und Betriebswasser;Anforderungen, Kennzeichnung, Ausrüstung und Prüfung
• DIN 4757 Teil 1: Sonnenheizungsanlagen mit Wasser und Wassergemischen als Wärmeträger; Anforderungen an die Sicherheitstechnische Ausrüstung
Teil 2: Sonnenheizungsanlagen mit organischen Wärmeträgern; Anforderungen an die sicherheitstechnische Ausrüstung
• DIN VDE 0100-510 Errichten von Starkstromanlagen mit Nennspannungen bis 1000 V; Allgemeine Bestimmungen
• DIN VDE 0100-725 Errichten von Starkstromanlagen mit Nennspannungen bis 1000 V; Hilfsstromkreise
• DIN VDE 0100-737 Errichten von Niederspannungsanlagen - Feuchte und nasse Bereiche und Räume und Anlagen im Freien
• DIN VDE 0105-100 Betrieb von elektrischen Anlagen
• DIN VDE 0185-1, DIN 57185-1 Blitzschutzanlage, Allgemeines für das Errichten
• DIN VDE 0190 Einbeziehung von Gas- und Wasserleitungen in den Hauptpotentialausgleich
• VDE 0855-1, DIN 57855-1 Errichtung und Betrieb (Erdung) von Antennenanlagen
Connection of solar thermal systems
• DIN EN 12976: Thermische Solaranlagen und ihre Bauteile (vorgefertigte Anlagen)
• DIN EN 12977: Thermische Solaranlagen und ihre Bauteile (kundenspezifisch gefertigte Anlagen)
• DIN 1988: Technische Regeln für Trinkwasser-Installation
Notes before starting assembly
The installation and initial operation must be carried out by an expert who is responsible for the correct installation and operation. Before installing and putting the collectors into service, please inform yourself about the local engineer standards and regulations. Components of the collectors can reach temperatures over 200 °C, there is a danger of burning and scalding! Please check whether there are any load sources in the area of the collector field that may produce chemically aggressive medium. In condensate dissolved acids and bases can cause permanent damage to the collector components.
Throughout the installation of a solar collector you directly intervene into an existing roof cladding. Different roof coverings such as tile, shingles or slate require as security against the ingress of moisture due to rain or snow additional measures (eg sarkings) - especially in case of extended and occupied top floors or in case of too less roof pitch (concerning the covering).
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Safety regulations, instructions and guidelines
The substructure as well as its connections to the building have to be checked on site according to the local regulations.
The collectors have to be mounted in an angle of at least 20° to max. 70°.
Recommended heat transfer medium is a mixture of glycol and water, e.g. Tyfocor L or similar The collectors may never be operated or tested under pressure with water.
To protect the system of overheating during standstill and accelerated glycole-aging a self-draining system (e.g. STI Drain Master or Drain Box) is recommended.
It is absolutely necessary to pay attention, that the back flow temperature is never lower than the ambient temperature. If necessary, take appropriate action (e.g. increase back flow temperature to at least 30°C).
Lightning protection
Note country-specific legislation! Throughout the installation of metal fastening, a check is needed by an authorized qualified electrician.
The metallic pipes of the solar circle are connected via a copper pipe of at least 16 mm² with the earth circuit
connector.
Please ensure sufficient ventilation for each assembly method. Do not close the ventilation openings. Especially in case of roof-integrated assembly, the ventilation of the collector is definitely necessary. Appropriate ventilation hoods are available from the supplier. Pay attention to the regulations of the ZVDH (Germany), SVDW (Switzerland) as well as different local regulations concerning the ventila­tion. If necessary, consult an expert.
Responsibilites
The constructor of the installation is responsible for the in­tegration of the installation according to regulations and for compliance with the safety regualtions.
The operator of the installation is responsible for an ope­ration of the installation according to regulations and for consultation of experts in case of problems.
This instruction is not subjected to the control of a service of modi­fications. It does not absolve the manufacturer and operator of the installation of his responsibilities to install and operate all parts of the installation according to utmost professional knowledge. The manufacturer of the installation is responsible to observe and keep all appropriate regulations and instructions.
Statics
Before beginning the assembly it is vital to test the roof or substructure on site to sufficient load-carrying capacity.
Pay increased attention to the possible durability of the screw fittings to fasten the collectors as well as to the quality of the sub­structure.
According to DIN 1055 part 4 and 5 or rather according to the local engineer standards it is necessary to check on site the whole sys­tem construction, especially in snowy regions (note: 1 m² powder snow ~ 60 kg / 1 m² wet snow ~ 200 kg) as well as in regions with high wind speed. Before starting the assembly all aspects that may lead to incorrect load of the whole construction have to be considered!
Install the collectors the way that backlog of snow (e.g. due to snow guards or other obstacles) is not possible.
In case of correct assembly snow loads (pressure loads) up to 2 kN/m² and wind loads (suction loads) up to 1 kN/m² acting on the collector are permitted.
For transport and stocking
Never abandon the delivered collectors unprotected at the building site. Never lay down the collectors onto a rough surface with over­hanging pieces like stones, timbers, etc. Stock the collectors always upright leaning against a solid sur­face. The rigidity of the collectors is limited. During transport to the buil­ding site always ensure a torsion-free transport type. In case of an elevated intermediate storage make sure that the collectors are protected against sliding down.
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Product description
Solar collector FKA
The solar thermal collector FKA uses the radiant energy of the sun to heat the heat transfer medium. This glycol-water mixture gives off the stored heat via a heat exchanger to a storage. The obtained energy can be used for water heating and heating support.
Sectional model
1 Aluminium frame 2 Insulation 3 Insulation 4 Stucco back panel 5 Highly selective mono-material copper absorber 6 Glass 7 EPDM sealing 8 EPDM sealing
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Product description
FKA 240 V FKA 270 V
FKA 200 H
FKA 270 H
FKA 200 V
FKA 240 H
Specifications
The FKA collector has a pure copper absorber with meander shaped tubes as well as integrated manifolds. The hydraulic system enables to connect 15 collectors in one series and up to six collectors on one side. In one collector field up to 45 collectors can be connected in three rows.
Hydraulic system of the absorber
Model FKA 200 V 240 V 270 V 200 H 240 H 270 H
Gross surface 2.13 m² 2.52 m
²
2.88 m² 2.13 m² 2.52 m² 2.88 m²
Net surface 1.80 m² 2.15 m
²
2.52 m² 1.80 m² 2.15 m² 2.52 m²
Length 1,777 mm 2,100 mm 2,400 mm 1,200 mm 1,200 mm 1,200 mm
Width 1,200 mm 1,200 mm 1,200 mm 1,777 mm 2,100 mm 2,400 mm
Height 115 mm 115 mm 115 mm 115 mm 115 mm 115 mm
Test pressure 10 bar 10 bar 10 bar 10 bar 10 bar 10 bar
Operating pressure 6 bar 6 bar 6 bar 6 bar 6 bar 6 bar
Fluid volume Co-Co / Al-Co 2.1 l 2.2 l 2.4 l 2.7 l 2.7 l 3.1 l
Fluid volume Al-Al 1.8 l 1.9 l 2.1 l 2.4 l 2.4 l 2.7 l
Flow per m
2
15 - 40 l/h 15 - 40 l/h 15 - 40 l/h 15 - 40 l/h 15 - 40 l/h 15 - 40 l/h
Weight Co-Co 38 kg 41 kg 44 kg 38 kg 41 kg 44 kg
Weight Al-Co 37 kg 40 kg 43 kg 37 kg 40 kg 43 kg
Weight Al-Al 36 kg 38 kg 41 kg 36 kg 38 kg 41 kg
Loss of pressure (T=20°C / 30l/h) 6,141 Pa 8,522 Pa 11,217 Pa 4,082 Pa 6,297 Pa 7,988 Pa
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Hydraulic connections
A B
C
E
G
D
F
H
Temperature sensor
Each collector has a sleeve for inserting a temperature sensor. The sleeve is directly connected with the absorber. If the collectors are installed correctly, the sleeve is always located on the top of the collector on the left. The temperature sensor can be inserted in any collector. Please pay attention to the maximum inserting depth of 4 cm and secure it against slipping out. Due to the measuring point on the absorber the temperature measured by the sensor may differ from the fluid temperature.
Installations with one up to six collectors in one row
Connection F red Connection BF blue,
A or B C or D
Close unused connections with caps.
Installations with seven up to 15 collectors in one row
Connection bottom left / at the top of the right BF = C / F = B Connection at the top of the left / bottom right BF = D / F = A
Multi-row installations
F=Flow (collector to storage) red grommet BF=Backflow (storage to collector) blue grommet In case of installation of an air eliminator, install it at the opposite end of the top flow connection!
Pipe rounting by Tichelmann
Connection F A + E / BF H + D Connection F B + F / BF G + C Close unused connections with caps.
In case of multi-row installations the connection pipe must always be connected to the diagonal line to the external
manifold (Tichelmann), e.g. from botton left to the top right.
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Collector field dimensions
Horizontal section across a collector field
Collectors that are mounted side by side in one row are always connected by means of stainless steel expansion joints on the manifolds. (view photo)
1300001 Collector connection set hydraulical 1910001 Tool set
Tighten the screw on the clamp only manually. The usage of cordless screwdrivers or the like may lead to damages of the thread of the clamp. Tighten the clamp until the two lugs are superimposed in the whole length.
Field width
It is possible to assemble metal sheets between the collectors to achieve a homogeneous appearance of the installation. The distance metal sheets are assembled exclusively for optical aspects and do not have any influence on the installation. Therefore the distance metal sheets can be ordered optionally and are not necessarily included in delivery.
Collector type
When mounting solar collectors on supports it is important to ensure that the panels are anchored either on a solid surface or on the concrete blocks shown in this instruction. The available concrete elements are recommended as a weight for locations up to 700 meters above sea level with leeward situation. With expected higher loads, the weights must be increased. For higher loads a calculation must be provided, and optionally a reinforcing of the system with additional components. When attaching the consoles on buildings please ensure that the water tightness is maintained in each case. The mounting of the consoles and collectors is described on the following pages.
240 H Number of collectors 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Field width in mm 2.067 4.187 6.307 8.427 10.547 12.667 14.787 16.907
per each additional collector
+ 2.120
270 H Anzahl Kollektoren 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Field width in mm 2.340 4.733 7.126 9.519 11.912 14.305 16.698 19.091
per each additional collector
+ 2.393
200 V 240 V 270 V
Number of collectors 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Field width in mm 1.167 2.387 3.607 4.827 6.047 7.267 8.487 9.707
+ 1.220
per each additional collector
200 H Number of collectors 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Field width in mm 1.713 3.479 5.245 7.011 8.777 10.543 12.309 14.075
per each additional collector
+ 1.766
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bottom support dimensions
α
δ
ε
bottom support
additional block
concrete block
base
row spacing of collectors
collector type
distance A
20 ° 30 ° 45 ° 60 °
FKA 200 H 220 cm 265 cm 315 cm 340 cm
FKA 240 H 220 cm 265 cm 315 cm 340 cm
FKA 270 H 220 cm 265 cm 315 cm 340 cm
FKA 200 V 328 cm 391 cm 462 cm 503 cm
FKA 240 V 439 cm 513 cm 598 cm 646 cm
FKA 270 V 460 cm 550 cm 640 cm 700 cm
building height of collectors
collector type
height H
20 ° 30 ° 45 ° 60 °
FKA 200 H 53 cm 71 cm 93 cm 110 cm
FKA 240 H 53 cm 71 cm 93 cm 110 cm
FKA 270 H 53 cm 71 cm 93 cm 110 cm
FKA 200 V 73 cm 91 cm 132 cm 156 cm
FKA 240 V 71 cm 104 cm 147 cm 180 cm
FKA 270 V 95 cm 130 cm 176 cm 211 cm
The specified levels are reported without concrete blocks. To determine the total height the height of the concrete block
(15 cm) must be added.
Block distance center - center Dimensional chain, bottom bracket UK mounting
collector type
distance
Bottom support Bottom support attachment points (+ / - 30 cm)
X
α δ ε
FKA 200 H 176,6 cm 1000 mm 100 mm 860 mm -
FKA 240 H 212,0 cm 1000 mm 100 mm 860 mm -
FKA 270 H 239,3 cm 1000 mm 100 mm 860 mm -
FKA 200 V 122,0 cm 1600 mm 100 mm 700 mm 1.460 mm
FKA 240 V 122,0 cm 1600 mm 100 mm 700 mm 1.460 mm
FKA 270 V 122,0 cm 1800 mm 100 mm 900 mm 1.660 mm
All values given are recommendations for an effective angle of incidence of 20 °.
Please note the wind loads according to DIN 1055-4 in the edge region of the roof. The resulting base load is necessary in each case to the requirement of wind loads on the spot!
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bottom support dimensions
distance of superstructures
parapet height B 30 cm 40 cm 50 cm 60 cm 70 cm 80 cm 90 cm 100 cm 110 cm
distance C 20 cm 40 cm 70 cm 100 cm 125 cm 150 cm 180 cm 205 cm 230 cm
1420100 concrete block 65 kg 1420101 additional block 45 kg concrete block 65 kg additional block 45 kg console 8 kg collector filled (240) 46 kg
travers position
angle 20° 30° 45° 60°
position P1 - P2 P3 - P2 P1 - P2 P3 - P2
200/240/270 H 487 mm 487 mm 861 mm 861 mm
200 V 675 mm 675 mm 1.224 mm 1.224 mm
240 V 832 mm 832 mm 1.490 mm 1.490 mm
position P1 - P2 P1 - P2 P1 - P2 P1 - P2
270 V 659 mm 962 mm 1.405 mm 1.820 mm
additional block
concrete block
base
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Assembly bottom support on concrete block
First install the base console in accordance with the requirements to the dimensions of bottom support.
1420014 bottom support 20°/30° 200 V 1420024 bottom support 45°/60° 200 V 1420018 bottom support 20°/30° 240 V 1420022 bottom support 45°/60° 240 V 1420060 bottom support 20° 270 V 1420061 bottom support 30° 270 V 1420062 bottom support 45° 270 V 1420063 bottom support 60° 270 V 1420011 bottom support 20°/30° 200/240/270 H 1420020 bottom support 45°/60° 200/240/270 H
Next place the concrete block. Pay attention to the exact observance of the specified clearances between the concrete blocks. The short distance between the threaded sleeve and block edge (10 cm) shows the front of the block. Make sure that every concrete block is on the same mounting position and aligned in a row (e.g. by a line mark).
1420100 concrete block 65 kg
Now remove from all concrete blocks, the protective caps for the integrated threaded sleeves.
Then place the base consoles on the concrete blocks and secure them with the screws M10. All other consoles have to be oriented exactly in a row (e.g. by a line mark).
1420003 Fastening set for bottom support
Now weight down the concrete block with the additional block. Prepare for installing the collectors all consoles as above described.
1420101 additional block 45 kg
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Assembly bottom support with fixed dowel pin
First install the base console in accordance with the requirements (see page 11).
1420014 bottom support 20°/30° 200 V 1420024 bottom support 45°/60° 200 V 1420018 bottom support 20°/30° 240 V 1420022 bottom support 45°/60° 240 V 1420060 bottom support 20° 270 V 1420061 bottom support 30° 270 V 1420062 bottom support 45° 270 V 1420063 bottom support 60° 270 V 1420011 bottom support 20°/30° 200/240/270 H 1420020 bottom support 45°/60° 200/240/270 H
Drill two holes per base console in the existing surface to fix the fixed dowel pin M10. Pay attention to precise alignment of the two holes. In addition, all other holes hare to be oriented in exactly one row (e.g. by a line mark)
1420004 Fastening set for concrete blocks (with fixed dowel pin)
Then place the base consoles on the ground and secure it with the added fixed dowel pins M10. All other consoles have to be oriented
exactly in a row (e.g. by a line mark)
Fully assembled fixed dowel pin and console (see figure 1 and 2)
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Reliable anchoring of the bottom support with the fixed dowelpin is possible in concrete <c25/25 as well as in natural stone that is resistant to pressure.
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Assembly collectors
For the collector assembly, you first set the rightmost or leftmost collector on the mounted and fixed consoles. When mounting the collector ensure that the outer console is covered about 50% by the collector.
After the exact orientation the collector is fixed on the outside with fastening plates at the upper and lower elongated hole on the console.
1400008 Collector fastening set onto support edge (2 fastening points)
Please note that the remaining fastening plates are to mount on the opposite outer side.
Before the following collectors can be mounted, the compensator must be mounted on the concisely protruding flange.
It is important to ensure that the 0-ring seal is used for the compensator.
1300001 Collector connection set hydraulical
Fixation of the compensator on one side with the clamp.
Before tightening the screw the clamp must be positioned by a rotary motion up and down Tighten the screw on the clamp only manually. The use of cordless drills or similar may cause damage to the thread of the clamp. Tighten the clamp until the two lugs
superimpose in the whole length.
1910001 Tool set
Afterwards, mount the fastening plate “double” on the next console in the upper and lower elongated hole. The final fixation takes place
after assembly of the next collector.
1400006 Collector fastening set onto support (2 fastening points)
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Assembly collectors
Pre-installed compensator with O-ring seal and clamp. Install the upper and lower compensator according to the opposite figure.
Now install the next collector on the consoles.
Move the collector until the fastening plate “double” hooks into the collector profile. Then fix the fastening plate.
Fix the upper and lower compensator with the clamp.
Before tightening of the screw the clamp must be positioned by a rotary motion up and down. Tighten the screw on the clamp only manually. The use of cordless drills or similar may cause damage on the thread of the clamp. Tighten the clamp until the two lugs
superimpose in the whole length.
Finally, assemble the two outer fastening plates.
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Temperature sensor
Each collector has a sleeve for inserting a temperature sensor. The sensor is positioned below the upper left manifold or next to the label with the description „top“ on the outside of the collector frame. The sleeve for inserting the sensor is protected with a silicon grommet which has to be centrally opened (using a knife or small
screwdriver) before inserting the sensor.
The insertion depth is limited to 4 cm. Furthermore, it is recommended to protect the sensor against slipping out.
The temperature sensor can be inserted in any collector of the installation.
The error of measurement of the recorded temperature compared to the fluid temperature is ± 2 K.
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Spacing roof hooks
A - 20 cm A +/- 20 cm
2 x A - 20 cm
2
Distance measures roof-tiles
Roof-tiles roof covering
For each collector row two rows roof-tiles are necessary. The vertical size H1 is each taken on the top edge of the roof-tiles.
Initial position:
top edge roof-tiles
Initial position
1410002 Roof-tile bracket V2 .. .. .. 1410005 Roof-tile bracket flat roof-tile with lead 24 mm battens
If high snow loads are to be expected, the roof­tiles have to be mounted above the rafters (in other words the support must lie on the rafter / alternatively, a higher number of roof-tiles may be
considered, depending on load).
Initial position:
top edge roof-tiles
FKA 200/240/270 H
FKA 200/240/270 V
Horizontal size FKA 200 H FKA 240 H FKA 270 H
Maß A 88,3 cm 106 cm 119,7 cm
Vertical size Tolerance
FKA 200 H + / - 10 cm
FKA 240 H
+ / - 10 cm
FKA 270 H
+ / - 10 cm
Maß H 77 cm 77 cm 77 cm
Horizontal size FKA 200 V FKA 240 V FKA 270 V
Maß A 122 cm 122 cm 122 cm
Vertical size Tolerance
FKA 200 V + / - 10 cm
FKA 240 V
+ / - 10 cm
FKA 270 V
+ / - 10 cm
Maß H 1 60 cm 60 cm 80 cm
Maß H 2 77 cm 77 cm 77 cm
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Assembly base console on roof profile
1400035 Profile set alu 200H 1400027 Profile set alu 240H 1400028 Profile set alu 270H 1400026 Profile set alu 200/240/270V
1400022 Connection set for profile set
For roof-mounted installations one profile set alu 1400035, 1400026, 1400027 or 1400028 (depending on the collector type) is delivered for each collector. If several collectors are mounted in one row, for each collector crossing one connection set for profile set 1400022 is necessary. For multi-row systems, the minimum distances between rows must be observed (see table “row spacing of collectors,“
bottom support dimensions).
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Assembly roof-tile clamps
Completely tiled roof.
When mounting the field in regions with high snow load zone of 2 kN/m², it is necessary to place the roof hooks in the rafter area.
Removal of the tiles after previous determination of the placement of the roof-tile clamps (see page 10 “Spacing multi-row collector fields“).
Fixation of the lower lath 24x80x600 mm with two screws 5x60 mm.
If the lath is placed near the counter lath, the lath 24x80x600 mm must not be applied.
1410002 Roof-tile clamp V2 without lead
The lower roof-tile must be remounted.
Before covering the lower roof-tile must be coarsly ground.
To avoid breaking of the tile the roof-tile clamp must not rest on the tile.
The lower tile must be coarsly ground so that the roof-tile clamp rests in the middle of the tile.
Mount the tile clamp support 80x270x30 mm and fix it with two screws 5x60 mm.
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Assembly roof-tile clamps
Fix the roof-tile clamp with the support 50x150x5 mm using two screws 5x60 mm.
Before roofing the covering tile has to be coarsly ground accordingly.
Finished mounting of screw as distance saver. Caulk, if necessary, the coarsely ground brick with a foam tape against water!
In addition to the grinding of the roof-tile we recommend to use a screw that is mounted on the roof-tile clamp support as distance saver.
Complete covered roof-tile clamp after covering.
Further roof-tile clamps in one row must be adjusted exactly (e.g. by a line mark)
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Assembly roof-tile clamps with lead
Completely tiled roof.
Removal of the tiles after previous determination of the placement of the roof-tile clamps (see page 10 „Spacing multi-row collector fields“)
When mounting the field in regions with high snow load zone of 2 kN/m², it is necessary to place the roof hooks in the rafter area.
Completely lifted area for placement of a hook.
Mount the lower lath 24x80x600 mm with two screws 4x50 mm.
If the lath is placed near the counter lath, the lath 24x80x600 mm must not be applied.
1410002 Roof-tile clamp V2 with lead
Replace the lower roof-tile.
Afterwards the tile clamp support 24x150x270 mm is to be fixed with two screws 6x60 mm.
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Assembly roof-tile clamps with lead
Place the first mounting tab so that the lower tile is covered. Additionally make sure that the mounting tab is put sideways under the adjacent tiles (bend up mounting tabs sidewise).
Mount the roof-tile clamps without covering the lower tile.
The roof-tile clamp must not cover the lower tile. Otherwise, a pressure point on the lower tile may arise.
Mount the upper mounting tab. Bend it up sidewise. The screws of the roof-tile clamp must be covered. Protect the mounting tab against slipping.
The added foam wedge is placed under the adjacent tiles on both sides as well as above (protection against splash water and snow).
Completely mounted roof-tile clamp.
Further roof-tile clamps in one row must be adjusted exactly (e.g. by a line mark)
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Assembly plain tile clamps without lead
Use the roof-tile for roof-mounted installation for plain tile roof covering also for slate, shingle and prefa covering.
Fixation of the lower lath 24x80x600 mm with two screws 4x50 mm.
If the lath is placed near the counter lath, the lath 24x80x600 mm must not be applied.
Adjust the roof-tile laterally so that only one tile must be coarsly ground. Place the hook so that there is enough space for a covering tile to avoid grinding. The tile clamp is fixed with two screws 5x60 mm.
The roof-tile clamp may not rest or rather cause pressure points on the tile.
If the tile clamp is mounted too low, the added 5 mm timbers can be placed under the tile clamp.
When mounting the field in regions with high snow load zone of 2 kN/m², it is necessary to place the roof hooks in the rafter area.
Covering of tile laterally.
Grinding and covering of the tile.
Covering of the remaining tiles.
Further roof-tile clamps in one row must be adjusted exactly (e.g. by a line mark)
1410004 Roof-tile clamp V2 plain tile without lead
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Assembly plain tile clamps with lead
Fixation of the lower lath 24x80x600 mm with two screws 4x50 mm.
Assembly of the upper tile clamp support 100x80x25 mm with two screws 5x60 mm.
When mounting the field in regions with high snow load zone of 2 kN/m², it is necessary to place the roof hooks in the rafter area.
Assembly of the lower tile clamp supporte 80x50x45 mm with two screws 5x60 mm.
Timber excess length of 5 mm (timber is higher than tile).
Completely mounted timber supports.
Mount the lower lead sheet while placing the lead laterally under the tiles.
Pay attention that the corners are bent under the tile on both sides.
1410002 Roof-tile clamp V2 plain tile with lead
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Assembly plain tile clamps with lead
Fixation of the roof-tile clamp with two screws 5x60 mm.
Screw the lower one into the tile lath and the upper one into the tile clamp support.
Completely mounted roof-tile clamp with lower lead sheet.
The tile clamp must have a minimum distance to the underlying tile of 5 mm.
Mount the upper lead sheet while placing the lead laterally under the tiles.
Pay attention that the corners are bent under the tile on both sides. See assembly lower lead sheet.
Covering of the upper tiles.
Completely mounted roof-tile clamp.
Further roof-tile clamps in one row must be adjusted exactly (e.g. by a line mark)
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Assembly roof-tile clamp corrugated
Pay attention that the clamps are placed near an existing mounting lath.
The holes for the fixation screws have to be pre-drilled with a 8 mm borer.
The fixation of the clamps is realised by façade screws 6,5x100 mm with sealing gasket.
Depending on the width of the substructure underneath the corrugated roof covering the roof clamp can additionally be fixed with a second fastening screw.
Completely mounted roof clamp ready for assembly of fastening profiles.
If the roof clamps can not be mounted within the limits indicated (see “Spacing roof hooks”), you first have to mount horizontal or vertical STI system profiles onto the roof clamp. Afterwards the added fastening profiles are mounted.
1410001 Roof-tile clamp corrugated V2
The roof-tile clamps corrugated are suitable for roofs with a wooden substructure.
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Assembly mounting profiles/ console
Dachhaken
Readily mounted tile clamps for one collector field with two collec­tors.
Top: Tiles left out and clamp set with mounting tabs assembled
Bottom: Tiles coarsly ground and clamps assembled without mounting tabs
Place the square bolts laterally into the profile into any groove.
1400026 Profile set Alu 200V, 240V and 270V or 1400035 Profile set Alu 200H or 1400027 Profile set Alu 240H or 1400028 Profile set Alu 270H
1400024 Fastening set for profile set on roof hooks (4 fast. pts.)
for every additional collector in one row 1400023 Fastening set for profile set on roof hooks (2 fast. pts.)
Fix the square bolts with the washer and the nut after putting it through the slot.
Do not exceed the T-head screw‘s tightening torque of 27 Nm.
The slots in the hooks are for evening out bumps. The fastening of the profile must be realised in the upper third of the slot.
In the border area of the fastening profile to be mounted the connection profile has to be put in and centered; also at an angle of 90° to the square bolts.
Before joining the fastening profiles and connecting them with the connection profile, the correct position is to be checked (level, line mark). Subsequently, fix all setscrews M8x12 mm (connection set and stop set).
1910001 Tool set
1400022 Connection set for profile set
After the roof hooks and mounting profiles are fixed, then you screw the preassembled floor console with mounting profile. Remember to mount the other consoles, the mounting dimensions on page 9.
The mounting of the collectors is described on the consoles on page 12 and 13.
1400045 Fastening set console on profile
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Wall console dimensions
wall console
starting point: center console
distance A (center-center)
distance = 2 x A
collector type FKA 200 H FKA 240 H FKA 270 H
measure A
1,766 mm 2,120 mm 2,393 mm
angle
H - measure
total high
Z -measure
hole spacing
W -measure
Upper edge of collector
mounting hole to top
T -measure
total depth
angle 20° 30° 45°
measure B 808 mm 1.106 mm 1.492 mm
measure H 1.140 mm 1.070 mm 910 mm
measure T 540 mm 710 mm 930 mm
measure W (Top of the collector. to hole center)
upper hole 96 mm 117 mm 140 mm
middle hole 176 mm 197 mm 220 mm
bottom hole 256 mm 277 mm 300 mm
measure Z (Hole spacing of the wall-side fixing holes)
Z 1 834 mm 753 mm 578 mm
Z 2 914 mm 833 mm 658 mm
Z 3 994 mm 913 mm 738 mm
B -measure Minimum distance from
multi-row mounting
When mounting the fastening plates „edge“ the above indicated dimensions should be used. After election, the attachment of the outer panels made using mounting plate „edge“, while the two outer brackets indented by 60 mm inside!
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Assembly wall console
90°
Wall console for mounting of collectors on façades, balcony railings or other vertical building sections. Install the wall console in accordance with the requirements of page
26.
1430001 Wall console 200/240/270 H 20° without fastening 1430002 Wall console 200/240/270 H 30° without fastening 1430003 Wall console 200/240/270 H 45° without fastening
Then place the wall console in the desired position. Make sure, that all consoles have the same mounting position, the corresponding distance measures between the consoles and the exact orientation
in a range (e.g. by a line mark).
The fastening of the console on the wall takes place on site, an examination of the mounting surface and the choice of appropriate fasteners is required.
see figure 3 and 4
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Then place the first collector on the pre-assembled consoles.
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Assembly wall console
After the exact orientation the collector is fixed on the outside with fastening plates at the upper and lower elongated hole on the console.
1400008 Collector fastening set onto support edge (2 fastening points)
Please note that the remaining fastening plates are to mount on the opposite outer side.
Before the following collectors can be mounted, the compensator must be mounted on the concisely protruding flange.
It is important to ensure that the 0-ring seal is used for the compensator.
1300001 Collector connection set hydraulical
Fixation of the compensator on one side with the clamp.
Before tightening of the screw the clamp must be positioned by a rotary motion up and down. Tighten the screw on the clamp only manually. The use of cordless drills or similar may cause damages on the thread of the clamp. Tighten the clamp until the two lugs
superimpose in the whole length.
1910001 Tool set
Afterwards, mount the fastening plate “double” on the next console in the upper and lower elongated hole. The final fixation takes place
after assembly of the next collector.
1400006 Collector fastening set onto support (2 fastening points)
Pre-installed compensator with 0-ring seal and clamp. Install the upper and lower compensator according to the opposite figure.
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Assembly wall console
If the console is mounted flush with the outer collectors, these will be fixed with the enclosed mounting plates. Install the set located at the upper end of the console in the holes.
1400006 Collector fastening set onto consoles 1400008 Collector fastening set onto console edge
Now install the next collector on the consoles.
Move the collector until the fastening plate “double” hooks into the collector profile. Then fix the fastening plate.
Fix the upper and lower compensator with the clamp.
Before tightening of the screw the clamp must be positioned by a rotary motion up and down Tighten the screw on the clamp only oganually. The use of cordless drills or similar may cause damages on the thread of the clamp. Tighten the clamp until the two lugs
superimpose in the whole length.
Finally, assemble the two outer fastening plates.
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Temperature sensor
Each collector has a sleeve for inserting a temperature sensor. The sensor is positioned below the upper left manifold or next to the label with the description „top“ on the outside of the collector frame. The sleeve for inserting the sensor is protected with a silicon grommet which has to be centrally opened (using a knife or small
screwdriver) before inserting the sensor.
The insertion depth is limited to 4 cm. Furthermore, it is recommended to protect the sensor against slipping out.
The temperature sensor can be inserted in any collector of the installation.
The error of measurement of the recorded temperature compared to the fluid temperature is ± 2 K.
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Arrangement hydraulic connections
Cap
is mounted on all non-used collector connections.
1310009 Cap set (1 pcs. compl.)
1310109 Cap set (1 pcs. compl.) Al
Connection 3/4“
1310005 Collector connection set R3/4“ (2 pcs. compl.)
Connection for reductions
1310004 Collector connection set 22 mm (2 pcs. compl.)
1310104 Collector connection set 22 mm Al (2 pcs. compl.)
Air eliminator without extension
1310007 Air eliminator set without extension pipe (compl. with caps)
Completely mounted air eliminator
All other connections as well as the covers are mounted in the same way.
The required connection dimension must be calculated by the designer of the installation, depending on local conditions (line lengths, additional resistors etc.).
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Overview hydraulic connections / accessories
Hydraulic connections
Exhauster connection For the installation at the collector without extension
Collector connection 3/4“ for thread fittings
Collector connection 22 mm for soldered fittings or clamping ring joints
Collector connection hydraulical (compensator)
connects two collectors and compensates thermal dilations.
Clamp collector connection and O-ring seal Clamp for connection of the above mentioned hydraulic devices with the flange at the collector
Tool set Spare set hydraulical Assembling spare set
Accessories
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Assembly distance metal sheets
V V V
H H H
1 2
43
5 6
It is possible to mount metal sheets between the collectors for a homogenous appearance. The distance metal sheets are only assembled for optical aspects and do not have any functional influence on the system. Therefore, the distance metal sheets have to be ordered seperately and are not necessarily included in the delivery.
For the collector types FKA 200 V, FKA 240 V and FKA 270 V in every gap between the collectors two distance metal sheets are mounted. For the collectors FKA 200 H, FKA 240 H and 270 H the assembly of one distance metal sheet is planned. In case of multi-row systems, the distance metal sheets are mounted as described. The distance metal sheets can be mounted from above or below.
Distance metal sheet
Distance metal sheets for the assembly in one row
Fig. 1 The distance metal sheet is inserted from below into the collector grooves.
Fig. 2 and 3 In case of vertical collectors or rather in case of multi-row assembly of the collectors further distance metal sheets are inserted subsequently from below. The lower distance metal sheet must be pushed over the upper one to the notches. Afterwards, the distance metal sheets are pushed upwards.
Fig. 4 The distance metal sheet is pushed upwards until it is flush with the lip (collector covering).
top bottom
Fig. 5 and 6
To avoid injury, it is recommended to use a piece of wood to push the distance metal sheets into the collector grooves. The distance metal sheet is sticked in the collector groove to protect it against slipping out. The silicone strip should have a length of 10 - 20 cm. Please note that the distance metal sheet must be free of silicone residue to ensure the flow of rain water.
1200043 Distance metal sheet FKA 200 V 1200039 Distance metal sheet FKA 240 V 1200040 Distance metal sheet FKA 270 V 1200042 Distance metal sheet FKA 240 H / 270 H
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Pipe dimensions of the connecting pipe
Recommended pipe dimension of the connecting pipe
Length of pipe F + BF
Number of collectors
up to 10 m from 10 m
to 15 m
from 15 m
to 20 m
2 coll. - 132 L/h 12 x1 15 x 1 15 x 1 3 coll. - 198 L/h 15 x 1 15 x 1 15 x 1 4 coll. - 264 L/h 15 x 1 18 x 1 18 x 1 5 coll. - 330 L/h 18 x 1 18 x 1 18 x 1 6 coll. - 396 L/h 18 x 1 18 x 1 22 x 1 7 coll. - 462 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 8 coll. - 528 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 9 coll. - 594 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 10 coll. - 660 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 11 coll. - 726 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 28 x 1,5 12 coll. - 792 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 28 x 1,5 13 coll. - 858 L/h 22 x 1 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 14 coll. - 924 L/h 22 x 1 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 15 coll. - 990 L/h 22 x 1 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5
Length of pipe F + BF
Number of collectors
from 20 m
to 25 m
from 25 m
to 30 m
from 30 m
to 35 m
from 35 m
to 40 m
2 coll. - 132 L/h 15 x 1 15 x 1 15 x 1 15 x 1 3 coll. - 198 L/h 18 x 1 18 x 1 18 x 1 18 x 1 4 coll. - 264 L/h 18 x 1 18 x 1 18 x 1 22 x 1 5 coll. - 330 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 6 coll. - 396 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 7 coll. - 462 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 28 x 1,5 8 coll. - 528 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 9 coll. - 594 L/h 22 x 1 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 10 coll. - 660 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 11 coll. - 726 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 12 coll. - 792 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 13 coll. - 858 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 14 coll. - 924 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 15 coll. - 990 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5
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Pipe dimensions of the connecting pipe
Recommended pipe dimensions of the connecting pipe
Length of pipe F + BF
Number of collectors
from 40 m
to 45 m
from 45 m
to 50 m
from 50 m
to 55 m
from 55 m
to 60 m
2 coll. - 132 L/h 18 x 1 18 x 1 18 x 1 18 x 1 3 coll. - 198 L/h 18 x 1 18 x 1 18 x 1 22 x 1 4 coll. - 264 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 5 coll. - 330 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 6 coll. - 396 L/h 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 22 x 1 7 coll. - 462 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 8 coll. - 528 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 9 coll. - 594 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 10 coll. - 660 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 11 coll. - 726 L/h 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 28 x 1,5 12 coll. - 792 L/h 28 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 13 coll. - 858 L/h 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 14 coll. - 924 L/h 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 15 coll. - 990 L/h 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5 35 x 1,5
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Initial operation
Initial operation
After installing the other components such as flow pipe, return pipe, insulation, pump group, expansion tank and controller the installation can be put into service. Perform a leak test and complete the commissioning log.
Protect the collectors from direct sunlight if the filling of the installation is not carried out within five days after completion of the assembly.
Inspections within the first two weeks of operation
• bleeding the solar circle.
• control system pressure
Instructions for the operation of the installation
Carry out changes to the scheme and other system components only after consultation and with inputs from your specialized partner.
Ensure that an appropriate safety valve is mounted, whose opening pressure is not exceeding the maxi­mal operating pressure of the collectors. Furthermore, do not install shut-off valves that may affect or prevent the funtion of the safety valve.
Carry out maintenance and inspectionw with approp­riate caution. Certain components may reach temperatures up to 200° C. There is a risk of burns.
It is absolutely necessary to make sure that the back flow temperature never falls below the ambient temperature. If necessary, take appropriate measures (e.g. increase of back flow temperature to at least 30° C.)
Regular inspections
Solar systems should be reviewed at intervals to be determined in addition to the function control by the operator.
The maintenance intervals of the system will be defined during commissioning.
An annual review is recommended. The following compon­ents must be checked for proper function (if installed):
• solar collectors
• solar circle
• heat transfer fluid
• solar storage
• solar regulator incl. circulation pump
• supplementary heating system
Unscheduled maintenance
Depending on the location of the installation, environmental influences may cause soiling on the collector glass (dust, pollen etc.). Clean the glass, if necessary, exclusively with clear water to ensure optimal light transmission.
If it is necessary to free the system from snow or ice, use only non-metal cleaning equipment, such as brooms, with due care. Walk on roof areas only in compliance with all safety aspects.
Heavy condensation may occur on the interior side of the glass when defrosting while the collectors are covered with snow. It is absolutely necessary to free the collectors from snow to avoid damages due to humidity.
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Initial operation
Commissioning report
System operator Installer
Street Street
Postcode/City Postcode/City
Material Product Type
Special feature
Material
Date of assembly
tick accordingly (description) (Serial N°) Net surface
Flat plate collector
Date of commissioning
Piping
Heat exchanger Type of installation
Storage 1 Content lit. Roof-integrated
Storage 2 Content lit. Roof-mounted
Solar regulation Console
Expansion tank Content lit. Safety valve bar
DrainMaster Content lit.
Collector adjustment south 0°, west +90°; east -90°) Setting angle of collectors
Height Meter
Setting value (Control value=*)
Type /Programme
Maximum
temperature
Temperature
difference F / BF
Hysteresis
Consumer 1* = e.g. water for domestic use °C K K
Consumer 2* = e.g. 1. buffer store °C K K
Consumer 3* = e.g. 2. buffer store °C K K
Consumer 4* = e.g. swimming pool °C K K
Maximum temperatur of collector °C Solar protective function from °C Yes No
Operating pressure at bar System pressure expansion tank Debit: bar
Actual value: bar
Heat transfer medium
Visual check normal/pink brown black murky
Type Minimum value Actual value
System
rinsed
Liquid capacity pH-value filtered
Ratio
Frost protection
bleeded
General system checkpoints
Collector clean ok Pumps tested on functionality ok
Stable collector fastening ok Temperature sensor shows realistic values ok
Collector not steamed up (interior) ok Grounding of the system ok
Non-return valve (not for DrainM.) ok Mixer - water for domestic use ok
Operating hours Pump 1 h Pump 2 h Calorimeter /kWh
Remarks:
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Appendix
Any guarantee and warranty for collectors as well as for resulting damages on the system or building expires due to unauthorized changes on the collectors and the accessoiries
There is no guarantee or warranty due to optical or technical reduction or defects on the collector resulting from external influences, forasmuch as these influences are not part of the supplier’s sphere of influence and they are not explicitly known before execution.
Important to observe
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