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DKDHR 

VI.GP.B1.02 

Danfoss District Energy

Instructions 

 

 

Kompakt H 28/35/42

2.0  Safety notes

Instructions

This operating manual should be read carefully before installation and 

start-up of the substation. The manufacturer accepts no liability for 

damage or faults that result from non-compliance with the operating 

manual.

Please read and follow all the instructions carefully to prevent acci-

dents, injury and damage to property. The risk of persons being injured 

and equipment damaged increases considerably if the recommended 

permissible operating parameters are exceeded. 

Installation, assembly work, first start-up and maintenance work may 

be carried out only by qualified and authorized personnel in compli-

ance with the safety regulations (both heating and electrical work).

Energy source

The substation is designed for district heating as the primary source 

of energy. However, also other energy sources can be used where the 

operating conditions allow it and always are comparable to district 

heating.

Application

The substation is designed only to operate with water or a water-glycol 

mixture (up to 40%), and other heating media may not be used.   

Connect the substation to the house installation in a frost-free room,  

where the temperature does not exceed 50 °C and the humidity does 

not exceed 60%. Do not cover or wall up the substation or in any other 

way block the entrance to the station.

Choice of material

Choice of materials always in compliance with local legislation.

Corrosion protection

The maximum chloride compounds of the flow medium should not 

be higher than 300 mg/l. The risk of equipment corrosion increases 

considerably if the recommended permissible chloride compounds 

are exceeded.

Safety valve(s)

We recommend mounting of safety valve(s), however, always in com-

pliance with local regulations.

Sound level.

 ≤ 55 dB.

Connection

The substation must be equipped with features that ensure that 

the  substation  can  be  separated  from  all  energy  sources  (also 

power supply).

Warning of hot surfaces

Parts  of  the  substation  may  become  hot  and  hot  surfaces  can 

cause serious burns. Please be extremely cautious in close prox-

imi-ty to the substation.

Warning of high pressure and high temperature

The  stations  work  at  a  maximum  supply  temperature  from  the 

district heating network of 120°C and the stations work with a op-

erating pressure of 16 bar, which may put the user at risk of burns 

from  touching  the  surface  or  from  the  emissions  of  hot  media 

(water/steam). The risk of persons being injured and equipment 

damaged increases considerably if the recommended permissible 

operating parameters are exceeded.

Emergency 

In case of danger or accidents - fire, leaks or other dangerous cir-

cumstances - interrupt all energy sources to the station if possible, 

and seek expert help.

In case of discoloured or bad-smelling domestic hot water, close 

all  shut-off valves on the substation, inform the operating person-

nel and call for expert help immediately.

Warning of transport damage 

Before substation installation, please make sure that the substa-

tion  has  not  been  damaged  during  transport.  Always  transport 

the substation with the utmost care and caution.

IMPORTANT - Tightening of connections 

Due to vibrations during transport all flange connections, screw 

joints and electrical clamp and screw connections must be check-

ed and tightened before water is added to the system. 

After  water  has  been  added  to  the  system  and  the  system  has 

been put into operation, re-tighten ALL connections. 

(Do not overstrain! - See item 7.7)

3.0   Storage and Handling

If the substation is stored before installation, make sure that the place 

is dry and heated.

(Humidity max. 60% and storage temperature 5-70 °C).

Do not stack the unit higher than factory shipped. Units that are 

shipped in cardboard packaging are to be lifted by the carrying 

handles of the packaging. Transport / removals over great distances 

should be carried out on pallets.

During and after unpacking, the substation can be lifted by using 

straps, fitted around the pipes or it can be lifted by hand in the 

pipes Lifting in the pipes can cause leaks. ALWAYS re-tighten.

Handling

When working on the substation suitable safety shoes must be 

worn.

4.0   Disposal

Dispose of packaging material in accordance with local regulations.
This product consists of materials, which must not be disposed of 

together with domestic waste.  Switch off the complete power sup-

ply and dismantle the product and sort the components in various 

groups before disposal. Always observe the disposal rules of the local 

legislation.

Summary of Contents for Kompakt H28

Page 1: ...rom the pallet 10 7 4 Lifting the substation 10 7 5 Mounting 11 7 6 Variable connection possibilities 11 7 7 Tightening of connections 11 7 8 Connection of expansion vessel 11 7 9 Heat meters Fitting...

Page 2: ...perature The stations work at a maximum supply temperature from the district heating network of 120 C and the stations work with a op erating pressure of 16 bar which may put the user at risk of burns...

Page 3: ...ve 8 Circulation pump HE P1 11 Safety valve HE 3 5 bar 13 Thermometer 14 Manometer 15 Manometer 17 Air vent 19 Connection for expansion vessel 23 Sensor pocket for heat meter 24 Fitting piece for heat...

Page 4: ...ly for DHW cylinder P3 11 Safety valve HE 3 5 bar 13 Thermometer 14 Manometer with shut off valve 15 Manometer 17 Air valve 19 Connection for expansion vessel 23 Sensor pocket for heat meter 24 Fittin...

Page 5: ...Twin pump for HE P1 11 Safety valve HE 3 5 bar 13 Thermometer 14 Manometer with shut off valve 15 Manometer 17 Air valve 19 Connection for expansion vessel 23 Sensor pocket for heat meter 24 Fitting...

Page 6: ...tated in this instruction manual Instructions for the fitted components will be supplied together with the substation 24 1 25 8 29 30 24 Primary Secundary Cylinder supply Cylinder return HE return HE...

Page 7: ...s basically as stated in this instruction manual Instructions for the fitted components will be supplied together with the substation 1 25 29 30 4 8 31 32 24 24 Primary Secundary Cylinder supply Cylin...

Page 8: ...d in this instruction manual Instructions for the fitted components will be supplied together with the substation 1 25 29 30 8 24 24 Primary Secundary Cylinder supply Cylinder return HE return HE supp...

Page 9: ...s basically as stated in this instruction manual Instructions for the fitted components will be supplied together with the substation 1 25 29 30 4 8 31 32 24 24 Primary Secundary Cylinder supply Cylin...

Page 10: ...doorposts etc The substation includes delicate components 7 3 Removing the substation from the pallet The substation is screwed on a mounting frame which is screwed on the pallet Loosen the screws poi...

Page 11: ...en the connections and take the substation into continuous use Please note that the connections may be supplied with EPDM rub ber gaskets in general connection sizes from to and incl 1 for Kompakt H s...

Page 12: ...door temperature sensor S1 The outdoor temperature sensor is delivered separately and must be mounted on site according to the enclosed illustrations The outdoor sensor is always to be mounted on the...

Page 13: ...illing Start up Electrical connections Application Sensor 1 Cylinder top Sensor 2 Cylinder bottom P17 S1 Clamp 17 16 S2 Clamp 18 16 C37 47 S6 Clamp 22 16 S5 Clamp 21 16 C67 S6 Clamp 22 16 S5 Clamp 21...

Page 14: ...system The operating pressure should never exceed 2 5 bar The safety valves open at 3 5 bar If system pressure drops dramatically within a short time heating system should be examined for leakage thi...

Page 15: ...2 Select controller mode 3 Adjust room and hot water temperature 4 Set personal day plan 5 Advantages of the ECL Card 6 Hot points 7 Definitions The documentation for the ECL Comfort controller is co...

Page 16: ...50 DN 15 50 DN 32 50 p 0 2 p 0 2 p 0 2 p 0 2 p 0 2 p 0 2 p 0 2 AVQM PN 16 AVQM PN 25 AVQMT PN 25 AVQMT AVT PN 25 ENglIsh Flow and temperature controller with integrated control valve AVQM AVQMT www d...

Page 17: ...IBC VI HB C1 00 Danfoss 5 02 1 Instructions VM2 VB2 2 way 065R9074 065R9074 DN L mm 15 65 20 70 25 75 32 100 40 110 50 130 DN L1 mm 15 131 20 142 25 159 32 196 40 196 50 228 DN L2 mm 15 139 20 154 25...

Page 18: ...eating is automatically switched off in pe riods without heat demand To prevent the pump from blocking in periods without heat demand the controller automatically switches on the pump for some minutes...

Page 19: ...Instructions for setting of pump Four control modes are available AUTO mode self regulating from one proportional pressure curve to another to optimise comfort and reduce energy consumption to a mini...

Page 20: ...e included here Before you start Installation 10 Identifying the system type 11 Mounting the ECL Comfort controller 12 Electrical connections 230 V a c 13 Electrical connections 24 V a c 14 Placing th...

Page 21: ...sed Measures after maintenance work After maintenance work and before switching the system on again Check that all screwed connections are tight Checkthatallsafetyfeatures covers thatwereremoved haveb...

Page 22: ...ions of the 2 way valve clean valve housing if required Automatic controls wrongly set or defec tive possibly power failure Check if the setting of the controller is correct see separate instructions...

Page 23: ...ing heating surface Make sure that the heat is distributed evenly across the full heating surface open all radiators and keep the radiator in the system from heating up at the bottom Higher temperatur...

Page 24: ...linder You may check the specifications of the manufacturer conc cylinder capacity Not enough pressure on the hot water Strainer in cold water meter clogged Clean strainer possibly in consultation wit...

Page 25: ...pressure controller clean the valve seat and the capillary tubes Automatic controls wrongly set Check that the controller has been cor rectly set see separate instructions Temperature sensor placed i...

Page 26: ...7 Electromagnetic compatibility Generic standard Immunity for residential commercial and light industry EN 61000 6 2 2007 Electromagnetic compatibility Generic standard Immunity industry EN 61000 6 3...

Page 27: ...27 27 Danfoss District Energy VI GP B1 02 DKDHR Instructions Kompakt H 28 35 42...

Page 28: ...Produced by Danfoss Redan A S 10 2010 Danfoss Redan A S Omega 7 S ften DK 8382 Hinnerup Phone 45 87 43 89 43 Fax 45 87 43 89 44 redan danfoss com www redan danfoss dk...

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