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Electrical Connections and Controls 

1. 

Connect a 230v/1ph/50Hz supply to the IEC 
mains inlet connector. (see Diagram 5 on  
page 4). 

2. 

Fix any remote accessories-switches or 
thermostats in the appropriate locations and 
connected to the 12 way terminal block, as 
shown on the wiring diagram supplied with the 
unit (N.B. the 12 way terminal block is fitted 
only when remote accessories are ordered 
and shown on our wiring diagram).When 
supplied the terminal block is located behind 
the plate on which the mains inlet connector is 
fitted. 

Loose Grille and Fixing frame 

1.  

Check dimensions and position of the grille 
and frame in relation to the heater. 

2. 

Prepare an opening to accept the frame. 

3. 

Fit spire captive nuts into the slots in each 
corner of the frame, and fix to the opening with 
appropriate fixings (not supplied). 

4. 

Fit the grille to the frame, aligning the holes in 
the grille with the spire nuts in the frame and 
fix using the black self-tapping screws 
provided. 

5. 

An alternative fixing can be to omit the fixing 
frame and screw through the grille flanges 
directly onto a suitable surround. 

 

 
COMMISSIONING 

General 

1. 

Purge air from the coil using the manual or 
automatic air vent, or through the mains 
above the coil if applicable. Balance the 
water flow rate through the system to 
accepted practice. 

2. 

If LTC thermostat fitted, the fans will run  

 

when water in the flow pipe reaches the 

 

required temperature. For a type 1 (fixed 

 

setting) 54°C ± 3K or for type 2 (adjustable  

 

setting) 30-90°C. A setting of 20K less than  

 

the mean water temperature is  

 

recommended). In the absence of hot  

 

water, a temporary link can be used. 

3. 

If fitted, adjust air thermostats to the  

 

specified temperatures. If no settings are  

 

specified, typical settings are: 

 

 

a) on/off thermostat - set to 20°C 

 

 

b) high/low thermostat - set to 16°C. 

 
 
4. 

Check the operation of all thermostats by  

 

varying their settings to achieve the desired  

 

effect on the fan. 

5. 

If switches are fitted check for satisfactory  

 

operation. 

6. 

A manual/off/auto switch will bypass all 

 

thermostats when in the manual position. 

 

This allows the fan to circulate room air 

 

when no hot water is present. 

7. 

If a manual damper is fitted, check the 

 

operation of the damper lever. 

8. 

If a motorised damper is fitted, check for 

 

satisfactory operation. Damper control is 

 

provided by a FAI/recirc. switch, if fitted. 

9. 

Leave this document and all wiring  

 

diagrams with the end user. 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for AM Series

Page 1: ...ION The fan convector serial number model description figure number size are displayed on a label found on the inside of the heater access panel If specified a stencil reference may also be marked on...

Page 2: ...2 Diagram 2 Range of standard models and accessories...

Page 3: ...stats All models Standard or tamper resistant room thermostats with an accelerator heater can be provided for on off and speed change Low temperature cut out LTC thermostat A low temperature cut out t...

Page 4: ...e structure to which heaters are to be fixed must be fit for purpose and capable of accepting plugs and screws anchor bolts or drop rods Floor models require a level base Floor and wall models require...

Page 5: ...onnections on page 6 7 Wire up as detailed in Electrical Connections and Controls on page 7 8 If supplied fit the adjustable type 2 low temperature cut out thermostat to the LTHW flow pipe 9 After fil...

Page 6: ...22mm plain copper tails Local isolating and regulating valves are recommended Observe the correct flow and return positions to ensure the rated heat output see Diagram 7 Fill the system and check for...

Page 7: ...und COMMISSIONING General 1 Purge air from the coil using the manual or automatic air vent or through the mains above the coil if applicable Balance the water flow rate through the system to accepted...

Page 8: ...re safe low voltage of 10VDC or less Diagram 9 Fan speed interface with 3 speeds ECM fan motor option only Size Low speed Medium speed High speed Fan voltage VDC Airflow l s Running current A SFP W l...

Page 9: ...9 Diagram 12 Typical installation detail for Models 15 and 41...

Page 10: ...10 Diagram 13 Typical installation detail for model 17...

Page 11: ...11 Diagram 14 Typical installation detail for models 19 22 53 and 88...

Page 12: ...12 Diagram 15 Typical installation detail for model 21...

Page 13: ...13 Diagram 16 Typical installation detail for models 23 and 92...

Page 14: ...14 Diagram 17 Fixing detail for loose grille and fixing frame Diagram 18 Fixing detail for plinth...

Page 15: ...15 Diagram 19 Fixing detail for suspension brackets wall and ceiling mounted units...

Page 16: ...rmal air flow All accessible surfaces can be wiped with a dry cloth Maintenance 1 Coil Purge any air from the coil using the manual air vent using a suitable key or by turning the knurled thumbwheel o...

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