6. Set-up and Installation
6.1 Set-up
Inspect the packaging for damage and remove packaging at the installation site. Verify presence of six brass thread to
sweat fittings.
The installation site must be structurally capable of supporting the weight of the tank when filled. The location has to be
above freezing. The water drainage pipe must be freeze proof.
6.2 Connection
Refer to Diagram1 and Diagram 2.
6.3 Heater Installation
The installation of the hydronic loop is shown in Diagram 4. The circuit must include a Temperature / Pressure Relief
Valve, and air-vent, a check valve, and an expansion tank.
6.4 Hot Water Installation
6.4.1 Prior to installation check that the local conditions are compatible with the appliance design, especially that the
maximum working excess pressure of 150 PSI (10 bar.) is not exceeded.
6.4.2 A steel or a copper pipe with insulation can be used for the hot water connectors. Copper pipe with insulation is
especially suitable due to its low heat loss.
Required combination
Cold water pipeline Hot water pipeline
Copper pipe copper pipe
Steel pipe steel or copper pipe
Plastic steel or copper pipe
6.4.3 All safety components must be installed into the cold water supply (7,8,9 & 14 Diagram 4). The order of the
individual fittings must be in accordance to local regulations.
6.4.4 The pressure regulator has to be set to 150 PSI (10 bar). It can only be installed into the cold water supply. The
supply has to be thoroughly inspected prior to installation. Installation of dirt filters or any other narrowing of the supply
line to the pressure relief valve is forbidden.
The pressure relief valve (13) has to be easily accessible. Expansion water generated during the heating has to flow
visibly to a drain.
The drainage pipe must be large enough to accommodate water drainage with a fully opened T & P valve. The drainage
pipe must be protected from freezing and must not lead outdoors.
The pressure regulator (14) has to be set so no water drips from the T & P valve.
Heavy dripping of the T & P valve can be caused by dirt in the valve seat or water pressure. Water pressure needs to re
regulated below 150 PSI.
6.4.5 Prior to filling all screws must be tight.
6.4.6 Drainage of the hot water tank is via the drain valve (7).
6.4.7 A re-circulator can be attached to a separate socket across the thermometer. Drill the outer casing with a hole saw
∅ 50 where marked and remove insulation from the socket in that area.
For energy conservation, use of a circulator is not recommended.