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4.2 Start-up

Start-up, Indirect heating

Filling:

1: First fill

When carrying out first fill, the heat exchanger must be slowly filled
with water until it reaches working pressure.

2: Pressure gauge

The HE pressure gauge indicates the pressure of the HE system. This
instruction must be followed strictly, to avoid dangerous situations.

3: Supply hose

A ball valve with plug is installed in the HE return line. To fill the
system, the ball valve must first be closed, the plug removed and
a supply hose connected. On re-opening the ball valve, system
fill can commence.

4: Pre-pressure

When filling the system with water, the pressure gauge should be
observed closely. The expansion vessel is supplied pre-pressurised
to 0.5 bar. The pre-pressure required at each substation will
depend on system head (the distance between the lowest and
highest point in the system), for example:

5: Filling stop

Filling must stop when the pressure gauge shows a pressure
approximately 1-2 bar higher than the pre-pressure setting. The
ball valve is then closed, the hose removed and the plug put back
in.

Start-up:

1: Pump speed

Set the pump to highest speed before start-up.

2: Start pump

Start the pump and heat through the system.

3: Open shut-off valves

The shut-off valves should then be opened and the unit observed
as it enters service. Visual checking should confirm temperatures,
pressures, acceptable thermal expansion and absence of leakage.
If the heat exchanger operates in accordance with design, it can be
put to regular use.

4: Vent system

Switch off the pump and vent the installation after the radiators
have been warmed up.

5: Adjust pump speed

Set the pump to the lowest speed consistent with comfort and
electricity consumption.
Normally the change-over switch is set in the mid position (default).
However for systems with under floor heating or single pipe loop
systems, it may be necessary to turn the change-over switch
upwards.
Higher pump speeds are only used if the heating requirement
increases.

Re-tighten connections

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

put into operation, re-tighten

ALL

ALL

ALL

connections.

Pump

The pump must be switched off during system fill.

Height (m)

Pressure (bar)

0 – 5

0,5

5 – 10

1,0

10 – 15

1,5

15 – 20

2,0

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Operating Guide Termix VVX-I with complete insulation

Summary of Contents for VVX-I

Page 1: ...Electrical connections 9 5 0 Design 10 5 1 Design 10 5 2 Schematic diagram 11 6 0 Controls 12 6 1 Heating circuit 12 6 2 DHW temperature control 17 6 3 Other 18 6 4 Extras 20 6 5 Maintenance 21 7 0 Tr...

Page 2: ...perature sensor Depending on the application different heat exchangers dimensioned for central or floor heating will be used Domestic hot water DHW The domestic hot water is prepared in the heat excha...

Page 3: ...personnel and call for expert help immediately REACH All Danfoss A S products fulfill the requirements in REACH One of the obligations in REACH is to inform customers about presence of Candidate list...

Page 4: ...g DH supply 2 District heating DH return 3 Heating HE supply 4 Heating HE return 5 Domestic hot water DHW 6 Domestic cold water DCW Connection sizes DH HE G int thread DCW DHW G int thread Dimensions...

Page 5: ...during transport all substation connections must be checked and tightened before installation Unused connections Unused connections and shut off valves must be sealed with a plug Should the plugs requ...

Page 6: ...ts of the bracket for the energy display and screw the two plugs supplied into the insulation front Mount the bracket for the display of the energy meter Mount the display calculator of the energy met...

Page 7: ...Start up 1 Pump speed Set the pump to highest speed before start up 2 Start pump Start the pump and heat through the system 3 Open shut off valves The shut off valves should then be opened and the un...

Page 8: ...at risk of seizure and any remaining warranty will be withdrawn Summer operation Switch off pump In summer the circulation pump must be switched off and the shut off valve to HE supply closed Running...

Page 9: ...or sensor must be connected to the station on the terminal block under the electronic control Authorized electrician Electrical connections must be made by an authorized electrician only Local standar...

Page 10: ...er DHW 14 Sensor pocket energy meter 41 Fitting piece energy meter 1 Summer valve 20 Filling drain valve 48 Air vent manual 4 Safety valve 26 Pressure gauge HE 63 Sieve 7 Thermostatic controller HE 31...

Page 11: ...Pressure gauge 63 Sieve 9 Strainer 31 Differential pressure controller 74 IHPT controller 10 Circulator pump DHW Domestic Hot Water DCW Domestic Cold Water DH Supply District Heating Supply DH Return...

Page 12: ...mperature controller 6 1 3 RAVK controller RAVK controller 25 65 C The temperature setting is as follows 1 25 C 2 35 C 3 45 C 4 55 C 5 65 C The values are intended as a guide Thermostatic control The...

Page 13: ...mostats it is recommended that thermostats be set for minimum temperature in each room 6 1 5 Outside temperature sensor Outdoor sensors should be mounted so as to avoid exposure to direct sunlight The...

Page 14: ...pressure proportional pressure or constant speed mode defined by the means of a smart user interface The variable speed modulating modes allow the pump to match its performance to the system requireme...

Page 15: ...Constant pressure Auto adapt Proportional pressure 1 Proportional pressure 2 2 pipe systems Proportional pressure 3 MAX Constant pressure 1 1 pipe systems Constant pressure 2 Under floor heating Const...

Page 16: ...6 1 9 HE pressure gauge The HE pressure gauge indicates the pressure of the HE system 16 Danfoss 2023 10 AQ082486478026en 010501 LUK4044301 Operating Guide Termix VVX I with complete insulation...

Page 17: ...compensated temperature controller with integrated differential pressure controller The IHPT operates at its best at DH supply temperatures of up to 100 C By turning the handle for temperature settin...

Page 18: ...3 2 Strainer Strainers should be cleaned regularly by authorized personnel The frequency of cleaning would depend on operating conditions and the manufacturer s instructions 6 3 3 GTU Pressure Equali...

Page 19: ...n the fitting piece 3 Remove fitting piece Remove the fitting piece and replace it with the energy meter Do not forget the gaskets 4 Tighten connections After mounting of the energy meter remember to...

Page 20: ...and fitting When mounting the hot water circulation directly on the controller the hot water circulation temperature will be equal to the idle temperature The idle temperature is a few degrees lower t...

Page 21: ...erature and DHW temperature Connections Checking all connections for leakages Safety valves The operation of the safety valves should be checked by turning the valve head in the indicated direction Ve...

Page 22: ...is at the normal level summer at least 60 C winter at least 70 C the differential pressure is equal to or higher than the normal local differential pressure in the DH network if in doubt ask the DH pl...

Page 23: ...ed with the DHW e g in a defective thermostatic mixing valve Check replace Hot water in some taps but not in all Defective or clogged non return valve on circulation valve Replace clean Tap temperatur...

Page 24: ...tion thoroughly Limiting of the return temperature adjusted too low Adjust according to instructions Defective radiator valves Check replace Uneven heat distribution in building because of incorrectly...

Page 25: ...he system should feature electronic controls as well as return sensors Pump pressure too high Adjust pump to a lower level Air in system Vent the system Defective or incorrectly set radiator valve s S...

Page 26: ...r to the applicable take back scheme for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment Dispose of the product through channels provided for this purpose Comply with all local and currently appl...

Page 27: ...8 0 Declaration 8 1 Declaration of conformity AQ082486478026en 010501 LUK4044301 Danfoss 2023 10 27 Operating Guide Termix VVX I with complete insulation...

Page 28: ...28 Danfoss 2023 10 AQ082486478026en 010501 LUK4044301 Operating Guide Termix VVX I with complete insulation...

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