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TECHNICAL PASSPORT. INSTALLATION and OPERATION MANUAL
TECHNICAL PASSPORT. INSTALLATION and OPERATION MANUAL
Table 3
Number of collectors in one array
Number of col-
lectors PK type in
one array:
Number of collec-
tors VTC type in
one array:
РК 2,0/
РК 2,15
10 pcs
VTC 15
8 pcs
РК 2,5/
РК 2,7
8 pcs
VTC 20
7 pcs
VTC 30
5 pcs
- To prevent shading in two or more
rows of collectors, follow the distance L
between the rows.
Diagram 22
Table 4
Collector
mounting angle
ɑ
Distance L between
the rows
Collector orientation
V, m
H, m
25°
4,7
2,6
30°
5,2
9
35°
5,2
3
40°
6
3
45°
6
3,5
50°
6,5
3,6
55°
6,7
3,7
60°
7
3,8
Diagram 23
7. CONNECTING THE COLLECTOR TO
DOMESTIC HOT WATER/CENTRAL
HEATING SYSTEM
7.1.
Collector protection
against
lightning, hail, frost, overheating
Must be performed by an autho-
rized service technician/service
shop for such operations.
Our warranty does not cover dam-
age from extremely strong acts of
nature. We recommend that dam-
age of collectors be included as a
clause in your building insurance.
•
Collector protection against
lightning
. The lightning rod should be 1.5
meter
higher and 3 m
eter
far away from
the solar collectors.
•
Collector protection against hail,
strong wind and snow mass
.
Each solar
collector is
tested for resistance to harsh
weather conditions:
- Hail resistance: size up to
25 mm
/1”
when collector mounting angle is ≥40°.
In areas with frequent hailstorms it is
recommended to install a protective net
over collectors.
- Strong wind resistance: wind speed up
to 120
km/h
In areas with strong, steady winds it is
recommended to further strengthen the
collector support fixation to the building
structure, as well as frequent inspection
to prevent any loosening of connections.
- Snow mass resistance: load up to
30 cm
– 1.25 kN/m
2