Energie SolarBox Installation Manual Download Page 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

WARNING

 

The panel should always be installed 
downwards, with the connections facing 
down. 

 

 

 

SolarBox 

Thermal power supplied 

(med-max)

 

1690 - 2900 

Power absorbed 

(med-max)

 

390 - 550 

Electrical power 

V/HZ 

230/50-60 

Operating temperature 

°C 

-2 to 42 

Cooling fluid / Load 

-/Kg 

R134a / 0.8 

Maximum water temperature 

°C 

55 

Maximum operating pressure (water) 

bar 

Weight 

Kg 

23,5 

Size of the packaging 

x

 l 

x

 p  470 x 400 x 400 

Hydraulic connections (input|output) 

Inches 

1/2” | 1/2” 

Refrigerant connections (input|output) 

Inches 

3/8

"

 | 1/4" 

Thermodynamic Solar Panel 

Weight 

Kg 

Size of the packaging 

x

 l 

x

 p  2200 x 810 x 30 

Refrigerant connections (input|output) 

Inches 

1/4” | 3/8” 

Tank Requirements 

Maximum Tank Capacity 

lts 

300 

Minimum  Coil  Area  (when  using  backup 
connections) 

m

2

 

1,5 

 

[1] 

Aluminium bracket 

[2] 

Bushing 

[3] 

Self threading screw M6x4 

[4] 

Washer M6 

[5] 

Screw M6x20 

[6] 

Nut M6 

[7] 

Panel 

 

SolarBox 

Placing the SolarBox on a horizontal surface 

SolarBox

  may  be  fixed  to  a  wall  using  the  four  holes  in  the  back  or 

placed on a horizontal surface using the four silentblocks. In either case, 
the  device  should  be  correctly  levelled.    SolarBox  has  holes  at  the 
bottom (1) and half-holes in the back (2). 

 

WARNING

 

When installing SolarBox, ensure the wall in question 
is capable of supporting the weight of the same. 

 

Fixing SolarBox to the Wall 

A - Liquid        B - Suction 

 

TECHNICAL FEATURES 

DIMENSIONS 

1  –  Make  four  holes  to  receive  the  nuts  corresponding  to  the  four  M6 
flanged screws included in the packaging.  
2  –  Screw  in  the  screws  leaving  a  distance  of  approximately  3mm 
between the wall and the flange of the screw.  
3 – Align the SolarBox and rest the same gently on the 4 screws.  
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
4 – Tighten the screws until they are in contact with the structure. 
5 – Secure the connections underneath the structure. 
 

Thermodynamic Solar Panel 

SolarBox 

1  –  Lay  the  structure  on  a  level  and  stable  surface,  checking  the  four 
anti-vibratory brackets have been duly mounted. 
2 – Remove the half holes from the rear of the structure by twisting the 
metal part you wish to remove. 
3 – Secure the connections on the rear of the structure. 
 
 
 

The  location  and  the  angle  at  which  the  panels  are  installed  must  be 
taken into account. In order to take full advantage of the solar radiation 
in question, the panels should be set at an angle of between 10° - 85° to 
the ground, and preferably pointing south. 

The  panel  comes  with  six  M8  holes  on  the  side  flaps.  The  distance 
between  the  holes  at  the  location  where  the  panel  is  to  be  placed 
should coincide with the holes in the panel. 

The equipment comes with 3 small and 3 large brackets which should be 
fixed in order to give the panel the desired angle. 

The brackets  should be fixed to the base (e.g. a tile) using the plastic nut 
and self-threading M6 screw supplied. 

The  panel  is  fixed  to  the  brackets  using  the  M6  screws  and  respective 
nuts and washer. 

 

 

 

 

INSTALLATION 

(cont) 

Thermodynamic Solar Panel 

Fixing the brackets 

Fixing the bracket to 
the panel 

On the Wall 

On Horizontal Surface 

INSTALLATION 

Summary of Contents for SolarBox

Page 1: ...e difference caused by the aforementioned external agents ensures the Klea ecological refrigerant fluid evaporates inside the solar panel The absence of glass in the panel ensures increased heat excha...

Page 2: ...he nuts corresponding to the four M6 flanged screws included in the packaging 2 Screw in the screws leaving a distance of approximately 3mm between the wall and the flange of the screw 3 Align the Sol...

Page 3: ...pump and gauges duly adpated for R134a fluid b Only use a vacuum pump to remove the air and moisture existing in the tube c Never use the system coolant to bleed the connection tubes d Keep the stop v...

Page 4: ...connections The diagrams below illustrate two types of connection to a tank PURGE HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT y FILTER After doing the correct installation of the system the installer must purge all the hydraul...

Page 5: ...is signaled by the led L9 blinking 3 Visualizations The display shows L4 ON C01 1 Auto mode ON configuration L1 Blinking when timer T01 run compressor timer L6 Blinking when timer T02 run error LP ti...

Page 6: ...U Wait about 5 seconds or push the K1 button WARNING The admission to this Menu is only for INSTALLERS or EXPERT PERSONNEL because parameters changes could damage the product or could make the product...

Page 7: ...ircuit Check the state of the hydraulic circuit Water leaking from the safety valve Absence of or incorrectly sized expansion tank if the leak is intermittent Installation and or correct sizing of exp...

Page 8: ...h manufacturer instructions or if there has been any form of intervention by unauthorized technicians has the appearance of modifications and or if the series number appears to have been removed or er...

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