Ambirad Vision VSO Series Assembly & Instruction Manual Download Page 3

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2. Assembly 

Instructions. 

PLEASE READ 

this  section  prior  to     

assembly to familiarise yourself with the 

components and tools you require at the 

 

 

 

 

various stages of assembly. Carefully open the 
packaging and check the contents against the 
parts and check list. 

 

The manufacturer reserves the right to alter 
specifications without prior notice. 

Please  ensure  that  all  packaging  is        

disposed of in a safe environmentally 

friendly way. 

 

For your own safety we recommend the 
use of safety boots and leather faced 

gloves when handling sharp or heavy items. The 
use 

of 

protective 

eye 

wear 

is 

also                  

recommended. 

 

 

Pozidrive 
Screwdriver 

 
 
 

Saw 

 

 

Trestles 

 
 

Leather 
Faced 
Gloves 

 

Silicone 
Sealant 
& Gun 

 

4 & 5mm 
Allen 
Keys 

 

Pop 
Riveter 
& 3/16” 
Rivets 

 

Tape 
Measure 

 

13mm 
Socket 

 
 

Wrench With 
Extension 

10mm, 

12mm & 
13mm 
Spanners 

Herringbone 
Systems Only 

2.1 Tools 

Required. 

 

The  following  tools  and  equipment  are          
advisable to complete the tasks laid out in this 
manual. 

 

  

Suitable alternative tools may be used.

 

2.2  Assembly Notes (refer fig’s 1-7)

 

 

2.2.1 Tubes 
 

Identify and position tubes (A) on trestles.    
Position the tubes so that the tube seams are 
facing inwards. 
 
Mark out the position of the bracket centres 
from the dimensions shown on the assembly 
drawings. 

Return tube 

Firing Tube 

U bend 

end 

Burner end 

2.2.2 Brackets 

 

 
Slide the bracket assemblies (B) along to the 
tubes to the dimensional positions and in their 
correct order as detailed in the assembly 

 

 

 

drawings. We recommend brackets are fixed to 
tubes prior to hanging. 

 
When fixing the bracket to the tubes it 
should be noted that the ‘U’ bolts on the 

first bracket CLOSEST TO THE BURNER* 

and 

last bracket CLOSEST TO ’U’ BEND 

should be tightened to achieve a minimum 
torque setting of 15Nm². 

* not on the firing tube on 2 module versions 

Note: 
Four module heaters (45kW & 50kW) 
are assembled in two sections. 

Note: 
First section of burner tube on 

 

 

PROPANE four module heaters 
(45kW & 50kW) is stainless steel. 

Summary of Contents for Vision VSO Series

Page 1: ...1974 or relevant codes of practice In addition the installation must be carried out in accordance with the current IEE wiring regulations BS 7671 BS 6896 Industrial Commercial and any other relevant...

Page 2: ...th and Safety AmbiRad heaters must be installed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Gas Safety Installations and Use Regulations 1998 Due account should also be taken of any obligations...

Page 3: ...ollowing tools and equipment are advisable to complete the tasks laid out in this manual Suitable alternative tools may be used 2 2 Assembly Notes refer fig s 1 7 2 2 1 Tubes Identify and position tub...

Page 4: ...he heater have been fully assembled and hung in position see Final Fixings section 2 2 7 2 3 All remaining U bolts on the RETURN TUBE should also be tightened to achieve a minimum torque setting of 15...

Page 5: ...A A A A A TWO MODULE THREE MODULE FOUR MODULE 3400mm TUBE 3400mm TUBE 3400mm TURBULATOR 976mm TURBULATOR 2600mm TURBULATOR 976mm TURBULATOR 3040mm TURBULATOR 976mm TURBULATOR 2600mm TURBULATOR 3400mm...

Page 6: ...7 1 Overshield Reflectors Overshields J1 are fitted to the underside of and run in parallel to the inner reflectors One end of the overshield has two holes for direct fixing to the reflector the other...

Page 7: ...IELD 201928 1680 OVERSHIELD 201928 1680 OVERSHIELD 201931 1200 OVERSHIELD 201931 1200 OVERSHIELD BURNER END BURNER END BURNER END AV NUT WASHER CROSS MEMBER OVERSHIELD REFLECTOR WASHER SET PIN EXPANSI...

Page 8: ...second reflector onto the same bolt using the FIRST slot in from the end and OVERLAP the first reflector This should create a 77mm overlap Secure using large washers and anti vibration nuts 5 The slot...

Page 9: ...9 Locate the fourth reflector onto the same bolts using the FIRST slot in from the end and OVERLAP the third reflector This should create a 84mm overlap Secure using large washers and anti vibration...

Page 10: ...21 Page 10 of 20 TWO MODULE THREE MODULE FOUR MODULE 114mm OVERLAP 67mm OVERLAP 77mm OVERLAP 84mm OVERLAP 77mm OVERLAP 50mm OVERLAP WASHER REFLECTOR WASHER REFLECTOR FIXING DETAIL D AV NUT Fig 3 Refle...

Page 11: ...which holds the two halves together Install the outer canopies using the following method 2 2 8 1 Two Module Units 1 Slide on the two halves to cover the 1st section of the heaters and fit closing pla...

Page 12: ...AN VIEW FROM ABOVE HEATER 30mm OVERLAP 30mm OVERLAP 30mm OVERLAP 90mm OVERLAP 30mm OVERLAP 30mm OVERLAP 55mm 35mm E SCRAP PLAN VIEW FROM ABOVE HEATER SCRAP PLAN VIEW FROM ABOVE HEATER FOURTH CANOPY TH...

Page 13: ...ly On VSXO only slide the heat exchanger assembly E1 onto the LEFT HAND TUBE when viewed from behind ensuring it is fully engaged Secure with pinch screws 2 2 13 Fan Assembly On unitary heaters only s...

Page 14: ...e end of the fitting and internally round the end of the tube Enter the fitting into the tube using a slight rotating movement to spread the jointing compound uniformly until a penetration of 75mm 3in...

Page 15: ...J2 Expansion Plate J3 Cross Member K Insulation L Outer Canopy M Canopy End Cap N Closing Plates P End Mouldings optional Ref Description A Radiant Tubes B Suspension Brackets C Return Bend D Coupler...

Page 16: ...nitary heaters E3 Damper Herringbone F1 Forced Burner VSXO F2 Induced Burner VSO G Turbulators Fig 6 Three Module drawings A B C G P J1 J2 D H J3 K L M N F1 F2 E1 E2 E3 H Reflectors J1 Overshields J2...

Page 17: ...unitary heaters E3 Damper Herringbone F1 Forced Burner VSXO F2 Induced Burner VSO G Turbulators H Reflectors J1 Overshields J2 Expansion Plate J3 Cross Member K Insulation L Outer Canopy M Canopy End...

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Page 20: ...cleaning of the reflectors with a soft cloth and a mild detergent non solvent based cleaners only in water can be undertaken Additional removal of dust from the radiant tubes burner and heat exchange...

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