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Condensing Boiler

07/05/99

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100

200

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5

1 0

1 5

2 0

2 5

litre s / m i n

mbar

BOILER MODEL

50

70/80 

(min/max)

Heat Input

15.9 kW (54,300 Btu/h)

22.2-25.5 kW (75,750–87,000 Btu/h)

Heat Output 80 - 60ºC

13.7 kW (46,700 Btu/h)

19.1-22.0 kW (65,200–74,800 Btu/h)

Heat Output 60 - 40ºC

14.7 kW (50,000 Btu/h)

20.6-23.5 kW (70,000–80,000 Btu/h)

Setting Pressure, 20mb Line

12.6 mb (5.1in)

10.4 – 14.0 mb (4.2 – 5.6 in)

Gas Consumption for CV

1015, after 10 minutes

1.487 m³/h

(52.5 ft³/h)

2.08 – 2.4 m³/h

(73.5 – 85.7 ft³/h)

Main Burner,  Aeromatic

AC13/122550

AC13/122553

Gas Control

SIT. 083.00.20

SIT. 083.00.20

Burner Injector

Dia. 3.2

Dia. 4.1

Pilot Injector

SIT. 997.113/33

SIT. 997.113/33

Gas Connection

½” BSP.

½” BSP.

Dry Weight

33 kg

37 kg

Water Content

1.4 litres

1.6 litres

MAXIMUM Static water head

30 m

30 m

MINIMUM Static water head

1 m

1 m

MAXIMUM Flow temperature

82 ºC

82 ºC

Recommended water flow

10 – 12 litres/m

14 – 16 litres/m

MINIMUM water flow

5 litres/m

5 litres/m

Flow & Return connections

22mm Copper

28mm Copper

Electrical Supply

230V ~ 50Hz 40W

230V ~ 50Hz 40W

External fuse rating

3 Amp

3 Amp

Dimensions mm

850 high 400 wide 330 deep

850 high 500 wide 340 deep

Service clearances mm

450 front 30 above 100

below 75 left & right

450 front 30 above 100 below 75

left & right

Terminal dimensions mm

160 high 160 wide 55 deep

160 high 160 wide 55 deep

Flue diameter mm

110

110

Flue length, min – max,  mm

100 - 2000

100 – 2000

Pressure loss
All models

Summary of Contents for 80

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Page 2: ...SIT 997 113 33 Gas Connection BSP BSP Dry Weight 33 kg 33 kg Water Content 1 4 litres 1 4 litres MAXIMUM Static water head 30 m 30 m MINIMUM Static water head 1 m 1 m MAXIMUM Flow temperature 82 C 82...

Page 3: ...1 Pilot Injector SIT 997 113 33 SIT 997 113 33 Gas Connection BSP BSP Dry Weight 33 kg 37 kg Water Content 1 4 litres 1 6 litres MAXIMUM Static water head 30 m 30 m MINIMUM Static water head 1 m 1 m M...

Page 4: ...systems small bore and microbore domestic central heating systems BS 5546 Installation of gas hot water supplies for domestic purpose 2nd Family Gases BS 5440 1 Flues for gas appliances of rated input...

Page 5: ...r consultation with the Local Gas Region or by a local Gas region contractor An existing meter should be checked preferably by the Gas region to ensure that the meter is adequate to deal with the rate...

Page 6: ...boiler is to be installed in a cupboard or compartment permanent air vents are required for cooling purposes in the cupboard or compartment at both high and low levels The air vents must either commun...

Page 7: ...e and vessel pressure 3 Choose that size or larger from the manufactures range Vessel System Volume litres pressure 50 60 70 100 150 Bar Vessel Volume 0 5 4 4 8 8 12 1 0 8 8 8 12 18 1 5 8 12 12 18 24...

Page 8: ...r rear entry use as supplied For left or right outlet remove appropriate blanking plate and assemble on rear outlet Note Blanking plate holes should be left with a screw to seal them ASSEMBLY OF FLUE...

Page 9: ...ess B S 6891 1988 in pipework to boiler using a manometer Open the gas cock Gas soundness within the boiler should be checked using sense of smell and or leak detection fluid Check the burner bar pres...

Page 10: ...eutral Access to the boiler terminal strip is made by releasing the two plated screws on the front panel and by sliding the bottom section of the boiler forward until it clears The boiler internal wir...

Page 11: ...y where necessary DO NOT TURN ON GAS Drain the system by opening all draincocks This will flush the system of flux and swarf Pour 3 4 of the inhibitor in and fill the system with clean water and vent...

Page 12: ...ermostat to 60oC or lower if preferred Explain and demonstrate the operation of the system to the user Note The boiler is fitted with a blocked drain device and syphon trap to safeguard the boiler and...

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Page 21: ...ights the burner and it stays alight until turned off by the control thermostat a safety thermostat in the case of a fault condition or by the system controls The flue thermostat will trip if the flue...

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Page 23: ...eath the primary Clean as required If in doubt drain the system and remove for inspection 2 Condensate Syphon With a suitable bowl to catch the water unscrew the two drain caps on the underside of the...

Page 24: ...lectrical supply Set burner gas pressure with the adjuster beneath the rubber cap on the underside of the Multifunctional Control The gas valve opens in two steps the first low rate step can be adjust...

Page 25: ...nner cover Remove the Case Pull the electrical connectors off the Control Thermostat Pull off the Control Thermostat Knob Undo the two M4 screws beneath the Knob Remove the retaining clip from the The...

Page 26: ...ve the baffles by releasing the two self tapping screws holding the Front Baffle then undo the four M5 screws holding the baffles onto the Back Panel Remove the Burner as in 13 Undo the four M5 screws...

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