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1.3

TECHNICAL FEATURES

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DESCRIPTION OF BOILER

1.1

INTRODUCTION

“SUPER  FOUR”

boilers  are  gas-fired

thermal appliances for C.H. and D.H.W.
production. 
They  are  defined  as  “sealed-room”
appliances  because  the  air  necessary

for combustion is drawn in from outsi-
de  the  ambiences  in  which  they  are
installed. 
They come complete with all safety and
control  devices  and  appurtenances
required  by  current  standards,  and
are  built  in  compliance  with  the

European Directives pr EN 483 - pr EN
625. These appliances can be fired by
natural gas and L.P.G. (G30 - G31).
The  instructions  given  in  this  manual
are provided for the installer to ensure
proper  installation  and  perfect  opera-
tion of the appliance.

1.2DIMENSIONS

MC.H. flow 

22 mm

R

C.H. return 

22 mm

E

D.H.W. inlet 

15 mm

G

Gas connection

1/2 in

U

D.H.W. outlet 

15 mm

CS Concentric flue duct ø 60/100

Fig. 1

*  The gas consumptions refer to the calorific value at standard conditions at 15°C - 1013 mbar

SUPER FOUR

Heat output

Maximum

kW

28.5

Minimum

kW

15.1

Heat input

Maximum

kW

31.6

Minimum

kW

18.0

Boiler water capacity

l

4.7

Electric power

W

150

Maximum water head

bar

3

Boiler expansion vessel

Capacity

l

8

Pre-loading pressure

bar

1

D.H.W. production

D.H.W flow rate (EN 625)

l/min

15.3

D.H.W. continuous flow rate with 

t 30°C

l/h

815

Tank recovery time from 40 to 70°C

min

5

Tank capacity

l

50

Maximum water head D.H.W. system

bar

7

D.H.W. expansion vessel

l

2.5

Weight 

kg

115

Category

II

2H3+

Type

C

12

-C

32

-C

52

SUPER FOUR

Smokes temperature

°C

140

Smokes flow

gr/s

21.9

Main gas nozzles

Quantity

15

Natural gas

ø mm

1.30

G30 - G31

ø mm

0.77

Gas consumption *

Natural gas

m

3

s/h

3.34

L.P.G. (G30)

kg/h

2.49

L.P.G. (G31)

kg/h

2.45

Burner gas pressure

Natural gas

mbar

11

L.P.G. (G30)

mbar

28

L.P.G. (G31)

mbar

35

Gas supply pressure

Natural gas 

mbar

20

L.P.G. (G30)

mbar

30

L.P.G. (G31)

mbar

37

Flue duct maximum length

concentric ø 60/100

m

3

Summary of Contents for Super four

Page 1: ...Super four Installation and servicing instructions GB...

Page 2: ...Open the gas tap and check the soundness of the connections including that of the burner Purge the system bleeding off the air present in the gas pipe by operating the air relief valve on the gas valv...

Page 3: ...uct 60 100 Fig 1 The gas consumptions refer to the calorific value at standard conditions at 15 C 1013 mbar SUPER FOUR Heat output Maximum kW 28 5 Minimum kW 15 1 Heat input Maximum kW 31 6 Minimum kW...

Page 4: ...n vessel 23 Magnesium anode 24 Air relief valve 25 Boiler unit safety valve 26 Frost stat 27 D H W isolation valve 28 Gas cock 29 C H return isolation valve 30 C H flow isolation valve 1 4 FUNCTIONAL...

Page 5: ...e boiler with serious consequences IT IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL THAT THE WATER USED FOR THE CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM SHOULD BE TREA TED IN THE FOLLOWING CASES very extensive system with high con tents of...

Page 6: ...cations of possible solutions Table 1 gives the minimum distances to be observed with refe rence to the type of building shown in fig 6 4 Fig 6 KEY A Elbow flange B Junction collar C Outer duct D Alum...

Page 7: ...V 50 Hz single phase through a fused main switch with at least 3 mm spacing between contacts You are recommended to install a room temperature thermostat to ensure bet ter regulation of temperature a...

Page 8: ...rode TS 100 C safety stat TA Room stat M Modulating coil PA Water pressure switch PI C H circulating pump PB D H W circulating pump SM Heating sensor blue SS D H W sensor red C Four way switch FA EMC...

Page 9: ...ated so as to obtain a pressure of approx 3 5 mbar at the burner for natural gas and 7 mbar for L P G G30 G31 To increase pressure turn the trimmer clockwise to reduce pres sure turn the trimmer count...

Page 10: ...ic power to the ignition electrode The electrode continues spark discharge for a maximum of 10 sec If the burner does not ignite the equipment locks out This may occur upon first ignition or after lon...

Page 11: ...00 Portata l h Prevalenza residua mbar MURELLE BN AVANT BF RESIDUAL HEAD mbar FLOW RATE l h Fig 14 Fig 13 KEY 1 Gas cock 2 Union 3 C H return cock 4 C H flow cock 5 D H W inlet cock 6 D H W safety val...

Page 12: ...ream of the gas valve remove the plastic cap 1 set the switching knob to SUMMER and open the D H W tap at a high flow rate with the boiler lit using a 10 span ner turn the nut 3 to arrive at the maxim...

Page 13: ...e main nozzles 3 located on the burner manifold 1 inserting the copper washer 2 Use a 7 span ner to perform this operation reassemble all the parts proceeding in reverse order remove the L P G MET con...

Page 14: ...moke pressure switch Replace electronic card Check if SM is interrupted Fan turns but burner does not start Check whether connection tubes of smoke pressure switch PF are obstructed and if necessary c...

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