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3. HEATER DIMENSIONS AND CLEARANCES

3.1 COMPACT CLASSIC

Diagram 3. Heater Dimensions

Table 2. Compact Classic Heater Dimensions (mm)

MODEL

øSa øRa

CC315I V2

215

553

183

724

168

244

407

385

615

338

386

236

485

300

CC320I V2

215

553

183

724

168

244

407

385

615

338

386

236

485

300

CC320IXA V2

215

553

183

724

168

244

407

385

615

338

386

236

485

350

CC325I V2

215

553

183

724

168

244

407

385

615

338

386

236

485

300

CC325IXA V2

215

553

183

724

168

244

407

385

615

338

386

236

485

350

CC330I V2

250

588

183

843

229

244

559

537

651

457

386

236

520

350

CC330IXA V2

250

588

183

843

229

244

559

537

651

457

386

236

520

400

ØSa

ØRa

GAS INLET

THERMOSTAT

WIRES

POWER LID

FLUE OUTLET

Ø 100mm

Summary of Contents for Brivis CC315 Series

Page 1: ...Compact Classic Ducted Gas Heater Installation Manual Brivis Models CC315 CC320 CC325 CC330 by...

Page 2: ...B 276 2004 Local Regulations and Municipal Building Codes including local OH S requirements This appliance must be installed maintained and removed only by an Authorised Person For continued safety of...

Page 3: ...lations 10 3 Heater Dimensions and Clearances 11 3 1 Compact Classic 11 3 2 Service Clearances 12 3 3 Splitting Compact Classic Heaters 13 3 4 Duct Connection 13 3 5 Flue Instructions 15 3 5 1 General...

Page 4: ...ing and cooling systems Local Gas and Electricity Authorities SuperSizeGuide Building Code of Australia BCA including local OH S requirements Environment Authorities This appliance must be installed m...

Page 5: ...ions 1 2 INSTALLER DUE DILIGENCE FOR CHANGEOVERS Modern ducted gas heaters even those that are physically like for like typically have different technical specifications and control systems from exist...

Page 6: ...uctions may preclude company service personnel from being able to service the unit DISCLAIMER IMPORTANT This document is a guide only Laws regulations and industry standards can vary between States an...

Page 7: ...g and cooling systems Local Gas and Electricity Authority Codes Product Sizing Guide Local Building Regulations Environment Authorities National Construction Code of Australia NCC Note The manufacture...

Page 8: ...g to local regulations IMPORTANT Switch OFF the power and unplug the heater before touching any wiring If any electrical wiring is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer its service agents or...

Page 9: ...om the controls access panel side and fan motor access panel side s for the entire length of the heater The air gap created between the base of the heater and the platform by the heater s supports mus...

Page 10: ...ree ventilation area using A T x F where A minimum free ventilation area mm2 T total gas consumption of all gas appliances MJ hr e g CC320I V2 90MJ hr F factor detailed in the table below Table 1 Vent...

Page 11: ...24 168 244 407 385 615 338 386 236 485 300 300 CC320IXA V2 215 553 183 724 168 244 407 385 615 338 386 236 485 350 350 CC325I V2 215 553 183 724 168 244 407 385 615 338 386 236 485 300 300 CC325IXA V2...

Page 12: ...vertical clearance Controls Tray Position Note Heater shall be positioned in the above orientation only for service access Method 2 In Ceiling and Under Floor Diagram 5 Internal Clearances Note All m...

Page 13: ...rder 3 4 DUCT CONNECTION There are two options available for the Return Air Please refer to Diagram 7 for configuration of the unit 1 Preferred Option is Return Air on fan housing side ex factory 2 Al...

Page 14: ...he Blank Panel 2 Remove Blank Panel from the appliance 3 Insert two screws removed in Step 1 to the bottom of the Side Pop panel Blank panel Blank panel Insert screws 4 Remove the two bottom screws fr...

Page 15: ...e Flue Terminal In specific installations for example under the floor it is recommended that a remote terminal be used to terminate a horizontal flue on the outside wall of the building Please refer t...

Page 16: ...d To facilitate Add On Cooling or Fan Only operation an additional accessory ACC LOOM ADD ON RELAY CLASSIC Brivis Part No B063283 must be fitted To configure a Compact Classic heater for Add On coolin...

Page 17: ...gulations Requires Brivis programmable Thermostat Contact Brivis Technical Support for information on superseded Brivis Heaters Relay Wires PCB Wires Field Supplied Wires To Add On Cooling Unit For co...

Page 18: ...g ceiling diffusers then the return air inlet should be at a low level Ceiling systems with a high level return air may result in reduced performance Note It is important that the ducting should be w...

Page 19: ...operate efficiently with more ceiling outlets fully open if properly balanced There is not a limit maximum number of floor outlets so Table 4 lists the typical number for each heater model The outlet...

Page 20: ...e does not fall to below 1 1 kPa for natural gas and 2 7 kPa for LPG heaters This should be done with all other gas appliances operating at their full capacity j If the reading is below the minimum re...

Page 21: ...the warm air at any outlet is not more than 45 C above the return air temperature The fan continues to run while the burners are operating Once Confirmed Turn the heater OFF at the thermostat Ensure t...

Page 22: ...300 0 21 0 30 540 520 500 480 52 250 1 8 4 10 CC320I V2 90 90 19 19 300 0 21 0 30 540 520 500 480 53 315 2 5 4 10 CC320IXA V2 90 90 19 19 350 0 24 0 35 625 596 570 545 53 315 2 5 4 10 CC325I V2 107 10...

Page 23: ...Brivis 23 Ducted Gas Heater IM NOTES...

Page 24: ...ormation visit www rinnai com au or email enquiry rinnai com au Rinnai has a Service and Spare Parts network with personnel who are fully trained and equipped to give the best service on your Rinnai a...

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