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Thermostatic By-pass Valve & 

Thermostatic Heating Control Valve

The temperature increases by 5°C by each number displayed on the head:

0 = 40°C

1 = 45°C

2 = 50°C

3 = 55°C

4 = 60°C

5 = 65°C

6 = 70°C

To adjust the temperature push down on the plastic lock ring and rotate the head to the desired 

number/temperature. Once the correct temperature has been selected push the lock ring back to 

its original position to lock the head in place.

Zone Valve

The flow rate on the zone valve is adjusted by rotating the square face of the brass nut with either 

a small adjustable spanner or pliers. When adjusting the zone valve the flow rate can be checked 

on the heat meter (option 5 on the heat meter display) to establish when you have reached the 

desired flow rate.

If the square faces of the brass nut are turned all the way to the top the valve is fully open. When 

it is rotated all the way to the bottom the valve is fully closed.

 

 

31

Lock ring

Temperature 

indicator

Summary of Contents for Radiance RAPID RTIU702 Series

Page 1: ...ructions Radiance Thermal Interface Units TIU RAPID RTIU702XXX Twin plate exchanger unit to generate instantaneous DHW with indirect heating connections Designed and manufactured in the UK Conforms to...

Page 2: ...tand Off 19 Stand Off Frame Assembly 19 Fixing the Stand Off Frame to the FFR for Stand Off Frame 20 Fixing the Stand Off Frame Directly onto the wall 20 Mounting the TIU to the Stand Off Frame 20 Con...

Page 3: ...emperature and flow control we also played a key role in the development of unvented hot water systems in the UK Our Reliance Water Controls range offers a comprehensive selection of thermostatic mixi...

Page 4: ...ions Flush and or pressure test the network while the unit is connected to it Flush the primary or secondary side through the unit Use flux or chemicals which could harm parts made of stainless steel...

Page 5: ...diance TIU make sure that it is electrically isolated either by unplugging it from the mains supply or turning off the isolation switch Failure to do so could result in electric shock Electrical insta...

Page 6: ...not stored in a cylinder Intended Usage Radiance TIUs must be installed by a competent person to ensure they perform as designed All pipe connections and electrical connections must to be completed by...

Page 7: ...Transfer Capacity Higher kW available Heating circuit DHW circuit 15 42 Std kW kW DHW Flow Rate Temp rise from 10 50 15 l min Circulation Pump Branded A rated UK Standard body 130mm L with 1 connecti...

Page 8: ...Dimensions 504 813 250 All dimensions in mm unless otherwise stated 8...

Page 9: ...or DHW 4 Plate heat exchanger heating 5 Circulation pump heating system 6 Heat meter optional 7 Differential pressure control valve 8 Thermostatic by pass valve optional 9 Primary zone valve 10 Patent...

Page 10: ...eating 5 Circulation pump heating system 1A 1B 1 C 1 D 1 E 1 F 2 6 7 8 12 3 10 2 14 15 9 13 11 4 Backplate First Fix Rail FFR 5 G 1 16 6 Heat meter optional 7 Differential pressure control valve 8 The...

Page 11: ...temperature Space Heating Demand The space heating is controlled by external controls timer programmable room thermostat When a demand for heat is generated the call for heat wired into the TIU will...

Page 12: ...th e bo x an d ke ep i t fo r th e i n st al l a tio n 2 R em ov e th e w hi te st ee l co ve r of th e T IU by ho l d i n g th e co ve r by th e op en i n gs i n th e ce nt re of ei th er en d 3 Li f...

Page 13: ...BACK PLATE FIXING POINT FIXING POINT www rwc co uk r For technical support ca Reliance Worldwide Corporation UK Ltd Worces Thermal Interface 700mm 479mm 479mm 65m CENTRE TO 65mm CENTRE TO CENTRE 65mm...

Page 14: ...IU out of the box When lifting the TIU make sure that you hold it from the corners holding the backplate or the expansion vessel Do not hold the TIU from the pipework or components as this can loosen...

Page 15: ...IU Mechanical Fixing The drawing below shows the back plate of a TIU mounted onto the optional FFR at the top The FFR has 2 fixing points with a dimension of 326mm across centres The back plate has 4...

Page 16: ...ow where the TIU can be fitted securely to the wall The TIU is heavy and needs a sturdy wall and appropriate fixings to support the weight All pipe connections apart from the overpressure relief pipe...

Page 17: ...late can simply be hung on the First Fix Rail FFR if this option has been fitted 3 Otherwise the fitting template needs to be temporarily held vertically to the wall 4 Drill through the 4 holes which...

Page 18: ...ical Fixing The drawing below shows the back plate of a TIU mounted to the stand off frame and with the optional FFR The FFR has 2 fixing points with a dimension of 454mm across the centre The back pl...

Page 19: ...to mark the required location of the holes 3 After drilling the holes in the correct location insert appropriate fittings into the wall 4 Using suitable screws and washers insert them into the rawl p...

Page 20: ...s are required at the points marked Fixing Point There are 4 fixing points drill the holes 2 Insert rawl plugs into the drilled holes 3 Partially screw the 4 screws with metal washers into the rawl pl...

Page 21: ...o the TIU 1 Remove the plastic cap from the ball valves taking care as the cap contains a loose fibre washer inside 2 Place a fibre washer in each FBSP connection 3 Screw the nuts at the top of the TI...

Page 22: ...er there are 4 lugs Align these with the slots on the TIUs backplate 3 Align the lugs with the slots push back and slide the cover downwards making sure that the bottom of the backplate is inside the...

Page 23: ...onnections Bottom There is a connection required at the bottom of the TIU for the overpressure relief pipe 1G Connect to the BSP female union nut with an adaptor suitable for your pipework or directly...

Page 24: ...kBite is fully demountable by using either the demount clip or demount tongs and instantly reusable To connect the pipework to the SharkBite ball valves 1 Cut the pipe square and deburr 2 Mark inserti...

Page 25: ...he left hand side of the terminal strip X1 There are 6 terminals with the one at the bottom being X1 1 and the on at the top X1 6 The mains supply cable connects to Live X1 4 Neutral X1 3 PE X1 1 The...

Page 26: ...L TIMER STAT FS EXTERNAL SUPPLY GRN YEL BLK 1 BLK BLK 2 BRN BRN BLU BRN BRN GRN YEL BLU 6 5 4 3 2 1 BACKPLATE DIVERTER VALVE ACTUATOR PUMP FLOW SWITCH BRN BRN BLK2 BLK BLK1 BRN BLU BLU BLU GRN YEL BLU...

Page 27: ...nt any other connections from coming loose Filling the Primary Circuit 1 Slowly open the ball valve 1A on the primary flow connection This will fill the unit from the primary network through the strai...

Page 28: ...le below Always ensure that the DPCV is fully open To do this turn the black knob anti clockwise until the valve is fully opened Bleeding the DPCV Ensure that the primary circuit is full and pressuris...

Page 29: ...e fig 2 4 Remove the adaptor fig 4 Fig 3 Diverter Valve Disassembly To disassemble the diverter valve conduct the following steps Actuator Head Adaptor 3 Remove the actuator head by gripping it and pu...

Page 30: ...uring the slot aligns with the flat edge fig 5 and the collar away from the valve fig 6 7 3 On the actuator replace the knob fig 8 with the red section showing Turn the knob clockwise until it stops o...

Page 31: ...o its original position to lock the head in place Zone Valve The flow rate on the zone valve is adjusted by rotating the square face of the brass nut with either a small adjustable spanner or pliers W...

Page 32: ...the internals of the main TMV body first remove the cap using a 2 5mm allen key followed by the plastic locking ring then finally carefully remove the valve headwork by unscrewing the large hex nut M...

Page 33: ...eck system device for error Symbol flashing data transmission Symbol constantly displayed optical interface active Emergency operation Replace device Code Error Event 1 Temperature out of measuring ra...

Page 34: ...g Date This is the energy in megawatt hours MWh recorded at the last billing date Recorded Volume This shows the total volume in metres cubed m through the heat meter since it has been installed Flow...

Page 35: ...on the primary flow and secondary return connection and the TMV please see page 32 for TMV maintenance guidance To check and clean the line strainers conduct the following procedures 1 Remove the cov...

Page 36: ...and DHW not working Is the heating cold or just tepid Is the DHW cold or just tepid If the heating is working you will see The circulation pump running with at least one green LED on at the pump The p...

Page 37: ...relate to the chart overleaf which highlights the symptom details the cause and provides an action to resolve the issue What exactly is not working ONLY DHW working Completely cold or tepid DHW Sympto...

Page 38: ...d on page 23 A07 S03 Insufficient DHW Network flow temperature is too low less than 65 C Contact the network operator A08 TBPV is set too high Set the TBPV to lowest possible setting 40 C as detailed...

Page 39: ...for a quicker easier installation BVAL690014 6 Ball Valve Rail BVAL690016 7 Ball Valve Rail First Fix Rail with FBSP Connections BVAL690011 6 Ball Valve Rail BVAL690013 7 Ball Valve Rail Flushing By...

Page 40: ...Controls wired in and operating Valve Settings Valve and figure reference from page 10 Advised Setting Commisioning Value Primary Flow Rate DHW TBPV Ref 10 45 C Setting 1 DPCV Ref 7 30 kPa Zone Valve...

Page 41: ...number Comments Signature Service date Company Name Telephone number Comments Signature Service date Company Name Telephone number Comments Signature Service date Company Name Telephone number Commen...

Page 42: ...Notes 42...

Page 43: ...Worcester WR11 4RA UK Tel 44 0 1386 712 400 Fax 44 0 1386 712 401 www rwc co uk Reliance Worldwide Corporation UK Ltd reserves the right to make changes to the product which may affect the accuracy o...

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