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SAT102

heat interface unit

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Safety Instructions

9

Any coupling of the device with other system components 
must be made while taking the operational characteristics of
both units into consideration.

10

An incorrect coupling could compromise the operation of 
the device and/or system.

11

If the system is prone to ‘water hammer’ a water hammer 
arrester must be installed.

12

If hot water recirculation is present or a non-return valve is 
installed in the cold water inlet, provision must be made to 
accommodate water expansion by fitting an expansion vessel.    

NOTE: Risk of electric shock. Live parts. Shut off the electric 

supply before opening the HIU cover.

1

During installation and maintenance operations, always 
avoid direct contact with live or potentially hazardous parts.

2

The device must not be exposed to water drops or humidity, 
direct sunlight, the elements, heat sources or high intensity 
electromagnetic fields.

This device cannot be used in areas at risk of explosion or 
fire.

3

The device must be connected to an independent bipolar 
switch. If work has to be done on the device, switch off the 
electric supply first. Do not use devices with automatic or 
time reset, or which may be reset accidentally.

4

Use suitable automatic protection devices in compliance 
with current legislation.

5

The device must always be earthed before it is connected to 
the electric supply. If the device has to be removed, always 
disconnect the earth connection after disconnecting the 
electric supply. Check that the earth connection has been 
made to the highest of standards under current legislation.

6

Electrical installation must only be carried out by a qualified 
technician, in accordance with current requirements. 

General Information

Please leave the manual as a reference guide for the user. 

Dispose of any packaging in an appropriate manner, most 
of which can be recycled.

In this Installation, Operation and Maintenance guide we 
have endeavoured to make the information as accurate as 
possible.

We cannot accept any responsibility should it be found that in
any respect the information is inaccurate or incomplete or 
becomes so as a result of further developments or changes to the
products. 

Technical Specification

Medium:

Water

Max. percentage of glycol

30%

Max. temperature:

85˚C

Max. static working pressure:

Primary:

10 bar 

Domestic hot water:

10 bar

Primary differential pressure capability:

0.9 bar

Min.flow rate to activate domestic flow sensor:

2.7 l/min ±0.3

Power supply:

230 V (ac)±10% 50 Hz

Power consumption:

105 W (SATK 102)
75 W (SATK 102...HE)

Protection class:

IP 40

Pump:

UPS 15/60 (SATK 102)
UPS2 15/60 (SATK 102...HE)

Actuator:

stepper 24 V

Probes:

NTC 10 kΩ

Material

Components:

brass BS EN 12165 CW617N

Pipes:

stainless steel

Frame:

galvanised steel

Heat Exchanger:

braze welded stainless steel

    Model

Kv

Power Output

Max DHW flow rate 

SATK102...3

1.8

40 kW

18 l/min

SATK102...4

2.3

70 kW

27 l/min

SATK102...5

2.4

80 kW

30 l/min 

Primary circuit flow

Primary circuit return

Cold water inlet

Domestic hot water outlet

Summary of Contents for altecnic SATK102

Page 1: ...SATK102 heat interface unit Installation Operation Maintenance Instructions...

Page 2: ...e suitable provision for ltering and treating the water before it enters the device in accordance with current legislation Failure to do so may result the HIU becoming damaged or working incorrectly 8...

Page 3: ...o be removed always disconnect the earth connection after disconnecting the electric supply Check that the earth connection has been made to the highest of standards under current legislation 6 Electr...

Page 4: ...ntroller 3 Pump SATK1020X SATK1020X HE 4 DHW temperature sensor and strainer 5 Flow temperature pocket probe 6 Energy meter spool piece 7 Plate heat exchanger 8 Flow switch 9 Modulating primary contro...

Page 5: ...or blocks mobile dividing panels or any masonry walls other than those indicated a preliminary static test must be carried out on the support system Isolation Valves Depending on the speci cation orde...

Page 6: ...eters and settings depending on the model There are a number of speci c DIP SWITCHES on the controller circuit board the way these are con gured will determine the functions enabled Automatic controll...

Page 7: ...turned off Domestic water generation Domestic water preheating function The function is enabled by setting dip switch 5 to the ON position During periods when the domestic water cycle is not used if t...

Page 8: ...ct the probe cable lightly folding the tab C and extracting the connector Unscrew the probe Fit the new probe Re t the connector respecting the only possible way it can be inserted Replacing the valve...

Page 9: ...if necessary Screw the cartridge back into position Re position the ow sensor When carrying out maintenance on the electrical part for the connections follow the diagram on page 8 After concluding mai...

Page 10: ...4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 L N Electric supply 230 V ac 10 50 Hz 1 DHW temperature probe 2 3 4 5 6 7 DHW flow meter DHW modulating valve actuator Earth Pump Fuse Power Supply 230 V ac X X X X X X X X X X X X...

Page 11: ...d temperature DHW led on domestic water cycle temperature set point too low increase set point HIU strainer clogged call quali ed personnel to have it serviced exchanger partly clogged call quali ed p...

Page 12: ...K102 heat interface unit Altecnic Ltd Mustang Drive Stafford Staffordshire ST16 1GW T 44 0 1785 218200 E sales altecnic co uk Registered in England No 2095101 altecnic co uk IOM 069 09 12 16 E O E Not...

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