CTC Union ecoflex, Installation And Maintenance Manual

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General Information
Welcome
Congratulations! You have just bought a CTC EcoFlex
wood pellet boiler, which we hope you will be very
pleased with. You can read about how to operate your
boiler in the following pages. One chapter is written for
the property owner and one chapter for the installation
engineer.
Keep this handbook with the installation and
maintenance instructions. The CTC EcoFlex is designed
to last for many years, and it is here you will find the
information you need to operate and maintain the unit
correctly and ensure its longevity.
CTC EcoFlex wood pellet boiler
CTC EcoFlex is the next generation of wood pellet
boilers and is equipped with a 15 kW integrated pellet
burner. Pellet fired heating is very similar to oil fired
heating.
The biggest difference between the two is that all solid
fuel firing produces a certain amount of ash, which must
be removed if efficiency or boiler function is not to be
impaired. The boiler has been developed to meet the
high reliability, convenience and safety requirements that
we set.
CTC EcoFlex is a modern and very efficient pellet boiler.
Optimal combustion and good insulation allow a high
level of efficiency to be achieved, while maintaining
releases which can harm the environment at a very low
level.
The boiler is equipped with automatic ignition, but
can always be lit manually if required. It is also pre-
programmed with two ignition programs, one for starting
from a shut off mode and one for starting from an
operating mode.
The boiler and the feed system are fully automated
and are controlled by the built in control system in 1–3
steps. A balanced mixture of fuel and air is supplied to
the burner, which gives a complete and cost efficient
combustion.
CTC EcoFlex is equipped with a large ash bin to make
maintenance easier. Sweeping is usually carried out from
the top.
CTC EcoFlex consists of a combustion chamber with
connected flue gas ways, surrounded by an outer
mantle holding 150 litres of water. When firing with
pellet, the heat from the burner is transmitted from the
combustion chamber and heating surfaces directly to
the boiler water.