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LRP - RAPID PRO and LK - KONDENSA

LRP and LK WARM AIR HEATER

SmartWEB

Smart EASY

Operation with chronothermostat (OPTIONAL)

The heater operation is entirely automatic and, by using a 

chronothermostat, the ambient temperatures can be regulated.

The chronothermostat and the PCB monitor all the control and 

regulation functions, whilst the safety functions are performed by 

the flame monitoring equipment and by the safety thermostats.

NOTE: To control the room temperature, 

the heater must 

be connected to a room thermostat (or chronothermostat) 

or to an ON/OFF switch.

If a thermostat supplied by third parties is installed, the room 

temperature must be programmed on the thermostat. 

In this type of installation, we recommend that the remote con-

trols G27700 or G27500 shown below are used so that the user 

can check the lockout conditions and, if necessary, remotely 

reset the heater.

Operation with SMART series (WEB or EASY) chronother-

mostat (OPTIONAL)

The remote controls of the Smart series (WEB G27700 or 

EASY G27500) act as a chronothermostat and can be used to 

remotely control and manage all the parameters of the heater. 

Through ModBus protocol, they can be used as a monitoring 

device for a single zone system at the same temperature, where 

up to 32 machines can be installed simultaneously, controlled 

by a single control.

The remote controls of the Smart series are equipped with a 

colour TFT 4.3" touch screen (480x272 pixel resolution), from 

which it is possible to read and adjust all the parameters of the 

connected devices, performing the function of supervisor/viewer 

and controller (active part of the regulation) able to:

• 

display the status of the burners

• 

display the percentage of modulation

• 

manage alarms and resets

• 

manage the units in automatic or manual mode

• 

manage the weekly and annual calendar planning

• 

manage the scheduling of daily time slots.

To use the Smart series chronothermostat, simply set, on each 

heater, the parameter d0 = 7 (ModBus management) with Smart 

in PID mode. By setting the parameter D0 = 7, but with Smart 

in ON/OFF mode, the heater will always set to minimum. The 

address of the modulation boards of the heaters must be set 

as shown below.

To activate the heating request, close input ID2 of the heater 

modulation PCB (by closing terminals ID2/IDC2, voltage-free dry 

contact), and input ID1 of the Smart itself (by closing terminals 

ID1/GND, voltage-free dry contact).

The Smart (WEB or EASY) remote controls are supplied with 

a voltage of 12 Vdc 

+10%/-15%

.

An integrated temperature probe allows the management of the 

room temperature of the controlled area; the remote controls 

of the Smart series also offer the possibility to connect up to 3 

individually programmable remote probes, in addition to the one 

integrated on board, as main or additional probes, which allow 

obtaining an average room temperature on 4 points.

The remote NTC probes that can be connected must be of 10 

KΩ, β 3435 type and connected to NTC/NTC terminals.

NOTE: The remote NTC probes are optional external 

probes (code G07202 or G07202); not to be mistaken 

with the modulation probe NTC1.

The remote controls of the Smart series allow, through the PID 

regulation, calculating in real time a percentage of modulation 

of the power needed to reach the desired set-point and sending 

it to each heater, obtaining economic savings and ensuring a 

greater degree of room comfort. 

The WEB version, in addition, allows the complete man-

agement of all the system functions, including unit resets, 

directly from a PC connected to the network, without having 

to install any additional software, but simply through a 

browser interface.

For more information on operation and installation diagrams, 

please refer to the manual 

HG0060.00 "SMART WEB / SMART 

EASY CHRONOTHERMOSTAT. Operating, Installation and 

Programming Manual"

.

Analogue and digital inputs

Should it be necessary to remotely connect one or more ana-

logue inputs, through the connection of an external NTC probe, 

the relevant cable sections are indicated below according to 

the cable length:

Type

Length < 50 m

Length < 100 m

NTC

0.5 mm

2

1 mm

2

ATTENTION: All remote controls must have a maximum 

connection length of less than 10 m and up to 500 m in 

the case of Smart series chronothermostats.

NOTE: Always keep the cables coming from the analogue 

and digital inputs separated (about 5 cm) from the power 

load cables to avoid possible electro-magnetic distur-

bances. Never insert power cables and signal cables 

into the same cable duct.

Summary of Contents for AermaxLine LK-KONDENSA Series

Page 1: ...Use Installation and Maintenance Manual MODULATING WARM AIR HEATER LRP RAPID PRO AND CONDENSING WARM AIR HEATER LK KONDENSA EN This manual cannot be copied in part or in full for disclosure to third p...

Page 2: ...tiva compatibilit elettromagnetica 2014 30 UE Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014 30 UE Direttiva Bassa Tensione 2014 35 UE Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 UE Regolamento ErP 2281 2016 CE ErP R...

Page 3: ...ssories 19 SECTION 5 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 21 5 1 General Installation Instructions 21 5 2 Installation 21 5 3 Condensate drain 23 5 4 Connections to the Flue 25 5 5 Electrical Connections 31 5 6...

Page 4: ...rom the unit call for qualified staff call the Fire Brigade NOTE IT isstrictlyprohibitedtosupplygastothecircuit with pressures higher than 60 mbar Such pressures could cause the valve to break 1 GENER...

Page 5: ...mp parts of your body and or with bare feet do not leave the equipment exposed to the elements rain sun etc unless it is adequately protected do not use the gas pipes to earth electrical equipment do...

Page 6: ...mentalimpact NOTE All materials recovered will be processed and disposed of according to what provided for by the laws in force in the country of use and or according to the standardsindicatedinthesaf...

Page 7: ...fstainlesssteelsused USA AIS EN No COMPOSITION AISI 441 1 4509 X2 CrTiNb 18 The innovative design and large heat exchanging surface of the combustion chamber and of the pipes ensure optimum efficiency...

Page 8: ...3 0 15 0 197 0 13 0 184 0 25 0 32 0 268 0 33 0 454 0 493 0 49 0 582 Protection Rating IP IP 20 Operating Temperatures C from 15 C to 40 C for lower temperatures a burner housing heating kit is require...

Page 9: ...kW 0 147 0 180 0 270 0 310 0 280 0 310 0 420 0 510 0 500 0 613 0 650 0 750 Protection Rating IP IP 20 Operating Temperatures C from 15 C to 40 C for lower temperatures a burner housing heating kit is...

Page 10: ...5650 Available pressure Pa 140 140 140 Rated power kW 1 120 1 260 2 080 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6500 7000 0 0 10 0 20 0 30 0 40 0 50 0 60 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 2000 2500 3000...

Page 11: ...000 5500 6000 6500 7000 0 0 10 0 20 0 30 0 40 0 50 0 60 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6500 7000 Incremento temperatura aria C Pressione disponibile Pa Portata...

Page 12: ...74 0 026 0 005 LRP055 48 1 28 9 82 9 87 1 0 0 0 0 42 92 9 78 1 0 102 0 028 0 005 LRP075 67 5 42 5 82 6 86 2 0 0 0 0 54 94 1 78 2 0 112 0 033 0 005 LRP102 91 1 49 9 82 0 86 8 0 0 0 0 60 92 9 78 1 0 121...

Page 13: ...70 75 80 85 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz LwA Sound Pressure Lw dB A Frequency Hz in octave bands LK105 58 7 62 2 61 9 63 3 65 1 65 2 59 6 71 3 50 55 60 65 70 75 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000...

Page 14: ...he heater air passage Below is a graph showing the air speed as a function of the distance from the heater outlet The curves shown in the graph refer to isothermal air throw conditions i e with the wa...

Page 15: ...F A AO TO HG0140 00_C2_007 S GO GV G AV TV A F HG0140 00_C2_007 Mod LRP and LK Overall dimensions Louver Shelf Supply GAS Packaging B B H H L L D HB HB LB LB H1 H2 IS IS ID ID G G GO GO GV GV Bi Bi Li...

Page 16: ...and LK Horizontal exhausts STD A A F F AV AV TV TV S S LRP018 LRP028 LK020 80 80 430 120 155 LRP035 LRP045 LK034 LRP055 LK045 505 LRP075 LK065 LRP102 LK080 100 100 560 140 185 LK105 Obtained by using...

Page 17: ...D panel located on the front panel of the suspended heater which is used to control configure and diagnose all operating parameters of the equipment This panel cannot be remotely controlled The panel...

Page 18: ...heater allows the operator to identify about thirty different causes of lockouts with a code This makes it possible to manage each event very accurately To reset the Fault and unlock the heater simply...

Page 19: ...nd ModBus regulation modes To correctly set the regulation mode it is necessary to program 4 5 Accessories Ambient temperature adjustment The LRP and LK heaters are supplied without remote control and...

Page 20: ...lation boards of the heaters must be set as shown below To activate the heating request close input ID2 of the heater modulationPCB byclosingterminalsID2 IDC2 voltage freedry contact and input ID1 of...

Page 21: ...r template supplied with the heater to correctly position the brackets on the wall NOTE Make sure that the size of the screws and the type of plug are correct for the type of wall and suitable to with...

Page 22: ...to bottom by requesting the kit code G27940 installation with chains The kit includes the supporting rings and fixing screws IT is important to indicate the vertical configuration 00V0 of the suspende...

Page 23: ...ng the first installation remember to remove the condensation drain protection cap to allow its reg ular operation Connection of the condensate drain fitting THE condensate drain fitting must be conne...

Page 24: ...lination of the tube bundle Additional WARNINGS For the condensate drain pipe linear sections provide for a slope of min 1 i e 1 cm for each metre otherwise provide for a booster pump if necessary ins...

Page 25: ...required to protect the flue from accidental contact For the air intake use Aluminium with a thickness higher than or equal to 1 0 mm Stainless steel with a thickness higher than or equal to 0 4 mm Se...

Page 26: ...E ONLY 80 HORIZONTAL AIR UPTAKE ONLY 0 5 1 5 2 6 4 3 6 1 12 3 TB23 08 HS0 100 HORIZONTAL AIR UPTAKE ONLY 0 3 0 8 1 3 2 1 2 9 5 7 10 4 TB23 10 HS0 LK models 020 034 045 065 080 105 Pressure available a...

Page 27: ...bends TB23 10 VSW G15815 08 10 ec centric adaptor only for mod LK020 065 and LRP018 075 Mod LK 020 034 045 065 080 105 Lmax m 30 30 20 Mod LRP 018 028 035 045 055 075 102 Lmax m 30 30 25 Fumes OUT Fum...

Page 28: ...terminal only windproof exhaust NOTE The maximum length available has been split in equal parts between the exhaust L1max and the intake L2max the lengths between intake and exhaust can also be split...

Page 29: ...tween the exhaust L1max and the intake L2max the lengths between intake and exhaust can also be split differently without exceeding the sum shown 80 pipes and bends TC13 08 HC1 Mod LK 020 034 045 065...

Page 30: ...and exhaust can also be split differently without exceeding the sum shown 80 pipes and bends TC33 08 VC1K Mod LK 020 034 045 065 080 105 Lmax m 30 30 10 10 8 8 1 1 TC33 08 VC1 Mod LRP 018 028 035 045...

Page 31: ...on must be suitable for the heater maximum power input see Paragraph 3 1 Technical Data Table and in any case not lower than 1 5mm2 Keep power cables away from heat sources NOTE IT IS compulsory to fi...

Page 32: ...D and D making sure polarity is correct the network can be made both as a serial and star network NOTE THE correct address for each PCB must then be set up Addresses must start from 1 to N without in...

Page 33: ...10RPM b4 2 2 HALL signal divider 2 3 b5 2 rpm 50 Error F3x no of revolutions x10 50 500rpm 0 300 b6 2 sec 20 Error F3x error dwell time before fault F3x 0 255 b7 2 sec 20 Pre cleaning time with maxim...

Page 34: ...TH1 15 C S3 2 0 NTC3 probe enabling 0 disabled 1 enabled DO NOT MODIFY TH3 2 C 140 Upper temperature limit for F53 fault activation auto reset if NTC3 TH3 0 140 NOT USED Control 0 10 Vdc D0 5 H51 1 1...

Page 35: ...TURE control active with D5 1 NOT USED ON LRP and LK H41 2 C 5 Flue gas temperature NTC3 neutral band from 1 50 H42 3 sec 5 Run time for flue gas control cycle 15 30 seconds 0 255 H43 1 C 95 Flue gas...

Page 36: ...on time delay 1 1second 0 250 During the ignition stage the b15 value is used PRESSURE control PID parameters for ventilation of Pressostatic structures NOT USED ON LRP and LK kp 3 20 Proportional Gai...

Page 37: ...l reset au to reset after 5 min utes F16 Generic equipment lockout It indicates that if the heat request has remained active for more than 24 consecutive hours the TER equipment has performed a contro...

Page 38: ...PCB is wrong and or not con figured in the ModBus network Autoresolve No voltage F75 No voltage during operation cycle ex cluding stand by the fault is not visible on remote control but only counted...

Page 39: ...rent legislation allow a maximum pressure inside the rooms or thermal station of 40mbar higher pressure must be reduced upstream of the boiler room or the site where the heater is installed KEY 1 Main...

Page 40: ...uipment packaging country of destination gas category and equipment code The code allows finding out the factory settings NOTE In compliance with standards EN17082 EN 437 and ISO3166 GB refers to the...

Page 41: ...tination see reference table SUPPLY PRESSURE mbar 25 min 18 max 30 PILOT NOZZLE mm 0 7 GAS CONSUMPTION 15 C 1013mbar m3 h 1 24 2 03 1 97 3 32 2 48 4 28 3 20 5 41 3 67 6 42 5 46 9 04 6 37 12 30 CARBON...

Page 42: ...ding to the country of destination see reference table SUPPLY PRESSURE mbar 25 min 20 max 33 PILOT NOZZLE mm 0 70 GAS CONSUMPTION 15 C 1013mbar m3 h 1 24 2 03 1 97 3 32 2 48 4 28 3 19 5 16 3 66 6 41 5...

Page 43: ...190 80 175 80 190 80 194 GAS ORIFICE PLATE mm 2 6 3 7 4 1 5 3 4 8 5 9 7 5 AIR ORIFICE PLATE mm 15 5 Not required Maximum nominal heat output 104 0 kW TYPE OF GAS G31 Cat 3P TYPE OF MACHINE RP018 LRP02...

Page 44: ...RY according to the country of destination see reference table SUPPLY PRESSURE mbar 25 min 17 max 30 PILOT NOZZLE mm 0 7 GAS CONSUMPTION 15 C 1013mbar m3 h 0 59 2 34 0 93 4 29 1 05 5 17 1 53 8 00 2 02...

Page 45: ...ng to the country of destination see reference table SUPPLY PRESSURE mbar 25 min 20 max 33 PILOT NOZZLE mm 0 70 GAS CONSUMPTION 15 C 1013mbar m3 h 0 59 2 33 0 93 4 29 1 04 5 16 1 52 7 99 2 01 10 1 2 2...

Page 46: ...8 80 GAS ORIFICE PLATE mm 3 0 4 3 5 2 6 3 6 0 7 8 AIR ORIFICE PLATE mm Not required Minimum nominal heat output 18 kW Minimum nominal heat output 24 kW TYPE OF GAS G31 Cat 3P TYPE OF MACHINE LK020 LK0...

Page 47: ...to b and d parameters from b1 to b17 burner parameters from d0 to d10 heater operation configuration For the meaning and the default values please refer to the pa rameter table of Paragraph 5 6 Modul...

Page 48: ...e ESC ENTER PrA B2 input pressure Value ESC ENTER Abi enables changes Value Mod ESC ENTER At the bottom of the 1st level Above the 1st level ESC ENTER ESC ENTER ESC ENTER ESC ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER C...

Page 49: ...ers Par ESC ENTER b1 b2 b3 b13 b14 b15 d0 d2 d8 d9 Value Mod Value Mod Value Mod Value Mod Value Mod Value Mod Value Mod Value Mod Value Mod Value Mod Confirm Confirm Confirm Confirm Confirm Confirm C...

Page 50: ...s shown in the tables in Paragraph 7 2 Gas settings tables 7 4 Starting up for the first time The LRP and LK heaters are supplied with settings entered and tested for the gas specified on the nameplat...

Page 51: ...verted 7 7 Conversion to gas G25 G25 1 G25 3 G27 Conversion for gasses from G20 to G25 or G25 1 or G25 3 or G27 is allowed only in countries of category II2ELL3B P Ger many II2Esi3P France II2E3P Luxe...

Page 52: ...te Equipment converted for gas G2 350 in place of the one that says Equipment set up for NOTE Theminimumandmaximumheatoutputsofmodel LK065 are lower with respect to the operation with G20 Models LK080...

Page 53: ...eters have passwords which are issued by the APEN GROUP assistance service PleaserefertotheSmartWeb Easymanualforinstructionsforthe procedureforaccessandmodificationoffunctionalparameters Please remem...

Page 54: ...is possible to clean the trap under running water by checking that all ducts are free Check thesealconditions Checktheintegrityofthedetectionelectrode and use sandpaper to remove any oxidation on the...

Page 55: ...C4 6 RR1 C1 6 C45 R109 R 13 C 44 CN06 LC3 J1 U10 R3 0 R 57 R 15 R21 R3 6 CN14 R 98 R8 6 R 60 C 9 D14 D19 D12 R 69 CN07 R8 4 C 7 D1 5 D21 R9 3 RD1 C47 R105 R 81 LC4 R 47 R 67 R9 2 R5 1 R 68 Q4 R8 5 R7...

Page 56: ...PCB case G16881 Base G16882 Cover Burner Fan Modulation Connector G10054 ON OFF Connector G10051 ALARM Connector G10052 ModBus Connector G10054 NTC1 Connector G04763 0 10Vdc Connector G10052 Supply co...

Page 57: ...105 Pilot solenoid valve G14378 For all models 10 2 Parts for the burner unit Air gas fan G22903 LRP018 045 LK020 034 G22904 LRP055 075 LK045 065 G22815 LK080 G22816 LRP102 LK105 Burner torch G14534 P...

Page 58: ...3 no 7 LRP035 045 LK034 no 8 LRP055 LK045 no 18 LK105 G27585 no 8 LRP075 LK065 G27586 no 18 LRP102 LK080 NTC1 probe G16400 For all models Safety thermostat G16300 For all models LCD control case G1679...

Page 59: ...RES THAT The condensing warm air heater models of our own production belonging to the LKseries have a useful heat efficiency at a load equal to 100 of the nominal useful heat output greater than or eq...

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