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Instructions for the installer

3.2  REGULATIONS FOR INSTALLATION

Installation must be carried out by a 

professionally authorised company

who is in charge of enforcing observance of all local and/or national 

laws published in the 

Offici

al Gazette, as well as all applicable technical 

regulations.

3.3  PREVENTATIVE CHECKS AND 

ADAPTATION OF THE SYSTEM

When the appliance is installed on existing systems, make sure that:

-

Th

fl

ue is suitable for condensation appliances, for the temperatures

of the combustion products, calculated and built in accordance with

regulations in force. 

Th

at is it a straight as possible, water-tight and

insulated and does not have any obstructions or constrictions.

Th

fl

ue is equipped with an attachment to evacuate the condensation.

Th

e boiler room is equipped with a pipe for the evacuation of the

condensation produced by the boiler.

-

Th

e electrical system is built in accordance with spe

cific 

regulations

and by professionally authorised company.

-

Th

flo

w rate, head and direction of 

flo

w of the circulation pumps is

appropriate.

-

Th

e fuel feed line and any existing tanks are set up in accordance with

regulations in force.

-

Th

e expansion vessels ensure complete absorption of the dilation of

th

e fl

uid contained in the system.

- Slurry and build-up have been cleaned out of the system.

3

 INSTRUCTIONS FOR 

INSTALLATION

3.1  GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

ATTENTION!

This boiler must only be employed for its explicitly 

intended use. Any other use must be considered 

improper and therefore dangerous.

This boiler is used to heat water to below boiling 

temperature in atmospheric pressure.

ATTENTION! 

The appliances are designed to be installed inside 

buildings only in suitable technical compartments, 

and also outdoors in a completely open place. 

Before  connecting  the  boiler,  have  professionally 
authorised company:

a) Accurately washing all of the pipes in the system

to remove any residues or sediments could stop
the boiler form running efficiently, even in terms 
of health and hygiene. 

b) Making sure the boiler is set up to operate with the

available type of fuel. 

Th

e type of fuel is stated on the

packaging and technical characteristics plate.

c) Make sure that the chimne

y/fl

ue has an adequate

draught, that it is not choked, and that there are no
other exhausts for other appliances, unless the 

fl

ue

is designed for multiple utilities, in accordance with
standard spe

cific

ations and requirements in force.

Only once this check has been carried out can the

fi

tting between boiler and chimne

y/fl

ue be set up.

ATTENTION!

In rooms with aggressive vapour or dust, the 

appliance must operate independently of the air in 

the room of installation! 

ATTENTION!

The appliance must be installed by an authorised 

company possessing professional-technical 

qualifications in accordance with the law, who, under 

his/her own responsibility, enforces the observance of 

regulations according to the rules of good practice.

ATTENTION! 

Assemble the appliance in observance of the minimum 

required distances for installation and maintenance.

Th

e boiler must be connected to a heating system 

compatibly with its spe

cific

ations and power.

3.4 

protection devices

 when using a PHE (must be fitted)

(not supplied by 

Stokvis

)

1 Safety thermostat

: this is designed to stop the boiler if the safety

thermostat installed on the boiler fails to operate correctly. It must 

have an IMMOVABLE calibration of < 100°C. 

2

 Minimum pressure switch

: this is designed to stop the boiler if 

the minimum operating pressure drops (can be calibrated between 

0.5 - 1.7 bar). It must be manually reset.

3

 Safety pressure switch

: this is designed to stop the boiler if the 

maximum operating pressure is reached (can be calibrated between 1 -

 

5 bar).

3.3 Pressure Relief Valve 

 correctly sized for the installation.

3.5 

Control devices

 when using a PHE (must be fitted)

1

 (pressure gauge -

(

 not supplied by 

Stokvis

) with (12) damper pipe 

and (11) pressure gauge valve

: it indicates the current pressure in 

the boiler, it must be graduated in 'bar', its full scale must match the 

maximum operating pressure and be equipped with a three-way 

valve with an attachment for the control pressure gauge.

contained in the boiler, it must be graduated in centigrade with a 

full scale of no more than 120°C.

2

 Spare sockets

: approved for the inclusion of control devices.

3

 1¼" stub pipes

: for the inclusion of safety valves.

4

 flow switch

:

 

Not supplied by 

Stokvis

 this is designed to stop the 

boiler in case of low 

flo

w inside the primary circuit.

Approved expansion vessel

: this absorbs the increase in 

volume of water in the system following an increase in 
temperature. 

Not supplied by 

Stokvis

.

6

 y strainer.

7 Modulating pump (Not included in the kit).

8

 hydraulic separator (Not included in the kit).

9

 Automatic air vent. Not supplied by 

Stokvis

.

10

 Drain cock. Not supplied by 

Stokvis

.

ATTENTIoN! 

NEvER CuT off SAfETy DEvICES fRoM ThE 

BoILER, 

such as the safety valve and expansion vessel.

Summary of Contents for ARES Tec 150

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Page 2: ...2 ARES Tec 150 350...

Page 3: ...primary circuit pump or boiler pump 15 3 Instructions for installation 16 3 1 General recommendations 16 3 2 Regulations for installation 16 3 3 Preventative checks and adaptation of the system 16 3 4...

Page 4: ...objects for which the manufacturer is not liable Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance operations cut the appliance off from the power mains by acting on the switch on the system and or usin...

Page 5: ...e of aeration vents and the flue exhaust system highlighting how essential they are and how it is strictly forbidden to change them Inform the user on how to control the water pressure in the system a...

Page 6: ...constructive elements that affect the operational safety of the appliance ATTENTION To tighten or loosen the screw attached fittings use suitable wrenches only Improper use and or unsuitable tools ca...

Page 7: ...uct Identification Number 7 Types of approved flue exhaust configurations 8 NOx NOx class A Characteristics of the heating circuit 9 Pn Useful heat output 10 Pcond Useful output in condensation 11 Qn...

Page 8: ...ILER FROST PROTECTION Activated by default This protection only cuts in when the electric and gas supply are present If the electric or gas supply are disconnected and 11 SM detects a temperature of b...

Page 9: ...utdoor thermoregulation and global flow temperature Logic of operation Possibility of controlling the power of the single heating elements for calibration and or assistance with reserved access code D...

Page 10: ...R 4 E ACC IGNITION 5 E RIL IONISATION 6 SR ROOM NTC PROBE 7 TL LIMIT THERMOSTAT 8 BURNER 9 SILICON ALUMINIUM EXCHANGER 10 SL LEVEL SENSOR N Error code Wiring diagram Description 11 CONDENSATION COLLEC...

Page 11: ...osition the flue exhaust on the left side of the boiler it is necessary to move cover A with relative cabling level sensor and pressure switch pipe on the rear side of the boiler The rear cover previo...

Page 12: ...ide the casing ARES Tec ErP 150 200 250 300 350 Dimensions Unit Heating elements n 3 4 5 6 7 Height mm 1150 1150 1150 1150 1150 Width L mm 764 1032 1032 1300 1300 Width L1 mm 706 974 974 1242 1242 Dep...

Page 13: ...569 Air excess 25 5 25 5 25 5 25 5 25 5 Chimney losses with burner in operation min 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 Flue losses with burner in operation max 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 9 1 7 Minimum pressure of heating circuit...

Page 14: ...n low temperature mode Tr 30 C P1 kW 49 3 64 4 80 5 96 6 112 Efficiency at 30 nominal heat output in low temperature mode Tr 30 C 1 96 7 Boiler with power range adjustment YES NO NO NO NO NO NO Auxili...

Page 15: ...l h t 20 K 6 282 ARES TEC 300 ErP Maximum flow rate in l h t 15 K 16 856 Nominal requested flow rate in l h t 20 K 12 642 ARES TEC 250 ErP Maximum flow rate in l h t 15 K 14 018 Nominal requested flo...

Page 16: ...0 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1200 1400 4 4 5 9 6 6 7 4 8 9 10 12 22 30 37 44 52 59 66 74 89 104 119 133 148 222 296 370 444 519 593 668 741 889 1037 3 4 3 9 4 4 5 0 5 6 7 8 9 11 17 22 28 34 39 4...

Page 17: ...lities in accordance with standard specifications and requirements in force Only once this check has been carried out can the fitting between boiler and chimney flue be set up ATTENTION In rooms with...

Page 18: ...f packaging On the front of the boiler there are The flue exhaust manifold anchored to the front crossbeam with screws A box containing 4supporting feet 3closing plugs to invert manifolds 3insulating...

Page 19: ...is sufficiently sturdy in size in plan no smaller than the boiler measurements and with a minimum height of at least 100 mm so that the trap for condensate drainage can be installed Alternatively a t...

Page 20: ...e boiler is approved for the draining settings described below ATTENTION To configure the C63 you need to order the optional air intake kit which includes instructions on application Separate ducts fo...

Page 21: ...shown in the figure and a closing plate for the hole in the Rh side of the casing FOR MODELS 150 200 it is necessary to request the flue kit comprised of a closing plate over the hole on the Rt side o...

Page 22: ...nstall a surveillance and protection system composed of a gas leak detector combined with a cut off electrovalve on the fuel supply line Make sure the pipes in the system are not used as earthing conn...

Page 23: ...oisoning subsists following a flue gas leak The top generator of the drain pipe must not be higher than the bottom of the pan TO THE CONDENSATION DRAIN FLOOR OF THE H C U FRONT SIDE The condensate dra...

Page 24: ...contractual liability for damage caused by errors in installation and use and nevertheless due to failure to observe the instructions provided by the manufacturer Model Modules ttachment 150 3 150 20...

Page 25: ...ller External covering kit for plate exchanger kit 3 13 CoMpLETE opTIoNAL KITS Safety kits including pump and plate exchanger Safety kits including pump and hydraulic separator External covering kit f...

Page 26: ...Instructions for the installer 3 13 CoMpLETE opTIoNAL SAFETY KITS 150KW 350KW LLH KIT 150KW 350KW PHE KIT...

Page 27: ...Instructions for the installer 3 13 CoMpLETE opTIoNAL SAFETY KITS...

Page 28: ...0 43 54 Instructions for the installer 3 10 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS KEY N Description 33 Heat adjuster HSCP 38 BMM Burner management board 43 BCM 230 V power supply clamps 44 F1 Boiler pump 50 Fuse pow...

Page 29: ...ch on the electrical supply to the boiler with a max distance between the contacts of 3 mm easy to access so that maintenance operations can be carried out quickly and safely The electrical supply to...

Page 30: ...zones solar etc arerequested itis necessarytopurchaseSHCmultifunctionmodulestoconnecttothelocal bus for total temperature control management via HSCP and UFLY The BCM relay contacts support pumps with...

Page 31: ...d IF EXT MIN 10 0V Example of connection diagram Power supply INAIL Modulation pump external probe Flow switch LEGENDA N Description 1 SAFE INAIL SAFETY DEVICES 2 General electrical control panel Not...

Page 32: ...2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Y3 Y2 0 1 2 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 1 3 4 5 6 9 8 10 11 12 13 14 7 Jp2 4 L N S S M L1 PE N P mod IF EXT MIN 10 0V Y4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Y3 Y2 0 1 2 12 11 10...

Page 33: ...li valvole di non lazione Ares Tec connection 2 in battery controlled by Cascade Manager with Direct Zone plus Production of Domestic Hot Water SECONDARY LOOP Note For configuration of boiler cascade...

Page 34: ...31 ON N O OFF 10V ON 10V Instructions for the installer Wilo Stratos modulating Pump setting Enable ext 0 10 V input...

Page 35: ...ply valve is open there are no gas leaks the external main switch is engaged the system safety valve on the boiler responds to operation and is connected to the sewer drain the condensate drain trap i...

Page 36: ...rature Celsius or Farenheit 1 Software information Display and device setting 1 2 1 SETTING THE DATE ROTATE POSITION SELECT SELECT CONFIRM SET CONFIRM DAY with knob C By pressing Key A the current dat...

Page 37: ...E MINUTES all selected The new values by pressing Key A C A English Celsius 09 c dec de 11 28 7 Set the Time Select Escape General Setting C A 1 7 GENERATOR CONTROL ROTATE POSITION SELECT The shaded a...

Page 38: ...ed it is necessary to re calibrate the gas valve ATTENTION Remove cap 2 attach the red cap 3 to the flue point 1 Place the CO2 analysis probe 4 in the hole on the cap Once the measurement has been mad...

Page 39: ...o the NOZZLES PRESSURES table 1 Adjustment at maximum power Start the boiler in calibration mode at MAXIMUM POWER see 3 12 1 Once the burner is on check that the CO2 value at MAXIMUM power corresponds...

Page 40: ...p again If the boiler does not start up again follow the operations described above until the boiler does start up again At this point adjust the burner as previously illustrated ATTENTION Calibrate t...

Page 41: ...he services provided by the device parameters and software version are displayed Devices Management Select Select Escape HCM BMM SHC 1 1 1 2 Errors History Select Escape Devices Management Instruction...

Page 42: ...current day are displayed in the upper scale SELECT CONFIRM DISPLAY MODIFY with knob C By pressing Key A The COMFORT function is active Continuous reduced temperature within the 24h see chapt 1 GENERA...

Page 43: ...oint Connecting a storage tank probe StempACC in automatic mode the parameter 803 Srv assumes the value 27 and the system re configu ration is requested on HSCP actually saving the new configuration 1...

Page 44: ...0 V always corresponds to 0 C 3 Set parameter 31 CH 1 Burner Minimum Setpoint below which the request value will be deleted and the burner will switch off With this configuration the system will set...

Page 45: ...Control panel F Only for ARES 350 Tec Light indicating the General Limit Thermostat TLG is on G Fuses 1 6 3 A H Main Switch I Only for ARES 350 Tec When TLG General Limit Thermostat comes on it cuts o...

Page 46: ...guarantee long boiler life Annual maintenance of the appliance is compulsory in accordance with Legislation in force Failure to carry out Inspections and Maintenance can cause material and personal d...

Page 47: ...must therefore be limited to cleaning the trap ATTENTION A drop in the heat load can be caused by an obstruction in the exhaust channel or air intake pipe First of all make sure that this is not the c...

Page 48: ...ok the fan chamber clamping spring right left side Take out the red silicone pipes and then the fan chamber Cabling Unhook the cable clamps at the top of the boiler DO NOT CUT Take out the gas valve c...

Page 49: ...A from each element with 13 mm socket key Take out screws B with 13 mm socket key with 13 mm hex key and take out the clamping plates Take out the gas pipe clamping screws right and left side Take out...

Page 50: ...tions and maintenance Lift the rear burner block slightly and take out 2 pins with a 4 mm hex key until you reach holes C Lift the burner block front part Place the pins in holes D to support the burn...

Page 51: ...full of water Before opening the gas supply valve make sure that the previously loosened gas fitting is firmly tightened In order to do so open the valve and check the seal using soapy water As a bur...

Page 52: ...9 FH Maximum Modulation 0 100 98 346 FL Minimum Modulation 0 100 22 488 Fb Fan 1 20 50 527 PU Fan Pul Rev 2 3 2 2590 bC Burner Power kW 1 1000 50 483 rP Gen Temp Max Differential C 0 50 30 622 FS Mini...

Page 53: ...ustment 0 15 0 656 drT DHW Temp Request Differential K 20 20 4 657 drH DHW Request Temp Hysteresis K 1 20 8 310 DpT DHW Pump Postcirc sec 5 600 60 660 dbT DHW Temp Boiler Maximum C 50 0 85 0 75 0 48 C...

Page 54: ...4 5 6 7 8 9 MOD 3 POS 2 BL YG BR PK GR BL BR YG YG BL BR K P G alla to alim supply 50 A3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A2 A1 A4 A3 Y2 Y1 Y3 D N G 1 2 1 2 3 3 1 4 2 A3 R V 4 2 S U B e K B S U B e R B 3 al to HSCP 1 4...

Page 55: ...R BK 2 7 BL BR OR FL BK BR WH SR 2 7 SL TL OR 2 7 OR WH WH WH BR L BL L BL mod 3 7 mod 2 7 YG E ACC 2 7 R BR BL YG BL BR YG G K P K P G 4 2 T ACC 1 T ACC 2 7 MM B VG INGR ANALOG Analogue input GND 0...

Page 56: ...me Lost 6 Overheating 7 Aux Temp Sensor 8 Low Water Pressure 9 Outdoor Temp Sensor 10 Internal Failure 11 Unexpected Flame 12 CH flow sensor 13 DHW Temp Sensor 14 CH return sensor 15 Differential Temp...

Page 57: ...ter Flowrate 41 Mixed Air Water 42 Pump Locked 43 Pump Not Wired 44 Waterpressure Sensor 45 Water Overpressure 46 Unknown Error 47 Communication 48 Unknown Error 49 HCM Missing 50 Room Temp Sensor 1 5...

Page 58: ...82 Sun Pan 1 Overheat 83 Sun Pan 2 Overheat 84 Sun Panel 1 Frost 85 Sun Panel 2 Frost 86 SunTank Top Sensor 87 SunTank Bottom Sensor 88 SunTank Inlet Sensor 89 SunTank Overheat 90 BC Communication 91...

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