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Edition:10/14 

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Manual Storage Heater TTS with electronic control 

GB

 

 

.... pull the grille slightly outwards and 
push it to the left to remove it. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Remove the front panel screws. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pull the bottom of the front panel out to 
about 45° and then pull it downwards to 
remove it from the top panel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for TTH 55

Page 1: ... Id_Nr 900 319 701 Installation and technical manual Storage Heater with electronic control GB TTS 200 TTS 240 TTS 170 F TTN 300 TTN 130 F TTW 110 TTH 550 TTS 300 TTS 260 F TTN 400 TTN 200 F TTW 160 TTS 360 TTS 340 F TTN 500 TTN 270 F TTW 210 TTS 400 TTS 430 F TTN 330 F TTW 260 TTS 510 TTS 510 F TTN 400 F TTW 310 TTS 610 TTS 710 Including all_Eco devices ...

Page 2: ...ontents Introduction page 3 Safety page 4 Design and Construction page 5 Operation page 6 to 7 Installation page 8 to 13 Room Thermostats page 13 Technical Data page 14 Circuit Diagram page 19 Attention The storage heater must only be installed by a competent electrician ...

Page 3: ... operation as well as the care of the appliance Please retain the instructions and pass them on to future occupants of the heated dwelling Please note the following dispose of all packing materials in the proper way if the heater shows any sign of damage report it straight away before installation chipped or slightly damaged bricks can be used without problem this heater must only be installed and...

Page 4: ...sell it at lower rates Turn this cheap electricity into heat which can be easily stored Store just enough heat to comfortably meet your daily needs Use the stored heat but not electricity during the rest of the day when electricity costs much more because everybody else needs it industries businesses schools and homes Here is how your TTS Heating System does it The Electricity Board puts in a diff...

Page 5: ...al conductivity for the maximum efficiency as a storage core 4 Heating Elements The electric heating elements are a metal sheath rod type made of the finest materials proven in millions of installations over the past 20 years This element placed within the special shaped storage bricks provides for rapid heat recovery and an even application of heat to the storage core 5 Charge Controls TTS heater...

Page 6: ...t left over from the last charge cycle is compared and the maximum charge setting is adjusted When an automatic charge control is provided there is normally no need for manual adjustment unless an individual heater is oversized for the space The manual adjustment does however provide a convenient method of reducing the heat output in unoccupied rooms or rooms where heating requirements vary such a...

Page 7: ...ften of advantage when retrofitting storage heat into existing buildings as it eliminates the need for wiring between a wall thermostat and the heater The accessory kit comprises a side panel complete with pre wired thermostat and rocker switch assembly Care of the Storage Heater TTS storage heaters are designed to require minimum maintenance The surface when cool can be cleaned with any liquid ho...

Page 8: ...nd pre wired Preparation In order to avoid unnecessary scratching or other damage to the heater it is advised to unpack it close to its proposed place of installation Tip the carton on its back and remove the screws from the wooden palette to which the base of the heater is attached Bring the carton back upright cut the bands and pull the carton from the heater Remove the wooden battens and the pl...

Page 9: ...lief at the back of the heater and cut to length Fix the safety brackets to the wall at the height shown in the diagram Remember when placing the heater on thick pile carpeting that the heater will sink somewhat into the pile This must be allowed for as well as if the heater is placed on a board or feet to raise it from the carpet The distance between the brackets should be about one half of the h...

Page 10: ...TTS with electronic control GB pull the grille slightly outwards and push it to the left to remove it Remove the front panel screws Pull the bottom of the front panel out to about 45 and then pull it downwards to remove it from the top panel ...

Page 11: ...attached to the rear of the panel Having removed the card holding the heating elements in position the core bricks are then put into the heater starting with the bottom row To facilitate this lift the heating element up slightly The first brick is put into the core on the left hand side then slid across to the right The second brick is then set on the far left of the core and the remaining bricks ...

Page 12: ... requires two supply cables Ensure the cable is appropriate for the heater rating 1 Feed the two supply cables three if automatic charge control is used in from the rear of the heater through the cable clamp and to the terminal block 2 Storage Element Supply Connect the live phase cables to the terminals marked L1 L2 and L3 and connect the neutral to one of the terminals marked N 3 Fan Supply This...

Page 13: ... control panel instructions for further information 5 First Charge The heater insulation is free from organic binding material It can thus be operated immediately without having to go on full charge in order to purge any odours It is however advisable to ventilate the room well during the initial charging phase 6 Current Draw It is wise to check the current draw of each heater See the Technical Da...

Page 14: ... 245 940 660 245 940 660 245 1120 660 245 1300 660 245 Weight total 128 kg 32 kg 183 kg 39 kg 238 kg 238 kg 292 kg 347 kg Weight cabinet 46 kg 46 kg 53 kg 60 kg No Brick packs 4 x 42 2 x 43 6 x 42 3 x 43 8 x 42 4 x 43 8 x 42 4 x 43 10 x 42 5 x 43 12 x 42 6 x 43 Fan 230 V 50 Hz 1 x 9 W 230 V 50 Hz 2 x 9 W Power ZH 750 W 1000 W 1000 W 1000 W 1500 W 1500 W These heaters are drip water proof if mounte...

Page 15: ... kWh 30 2 kWh 37 8 kWh 45 3 kWh Dimensions mm width height deep 580 660 185 760 660 185 940 660 185 1120 660 185 1300 660 185 Weight total 108 kg 155 kg 206 kg 255 kg 303 kg Weight cabinet 26 kg 31 kg 40 kg 47 kg 54 kg No Brick packs 4 x 44 2 x 45 6 x 44 3 x 45 8 x 44 4 x 45 10 x 44 5 x 45 12 x 44 6 x 45 Fan 230 V 50 Hz 1 x 9 W 230 V 50 Hz 2 x 9 W Power ZH 750 W 1000 W 1000 W 1500 W 1500 W Power r...

Page 16: ...rge 26 5 kWh 35 0 kWh 44 2 kWh Dimensions mm width height deep 940 536 245 1120 536 245 1300 536 245 Weight total 176 kg 215 kg 253 kg Weight cabinet 39 kg 43 5 kg 48 kg No Brick packs 4 x 42 4 x 43 5 x 42 5 x 43 6 x 42 6 x 43 Fan 230 V 50 Hz 2 x 9 W Power ZH 1000 W 1500 W 1500 W Power ratings with full rated power Connections according to the connection possibilities see page 19 Modell incl Eco d...

Page 17: ... 35 2 kWh Dimensions mm width height deep 580 536 185 760 536 185 940 536 185 1120 536 185 1300 536 185 Weight total 76 kg 109 kg 141 kg 172 kg 202 kg Weight cabinet 25 kg 32 kg 39 kg 44 kg 49 kg No Brick packs 2 x 44 2 x 45 3 x 44 3 x 45 4 x 44 4 x 45 5 x 44 5 x 45 6 x 44 6 x 45 Fan 230 V 50 Hz 1 x 9 W 230 V 50 Hz 2 x 9 W Power ZH 750 W 1000 W 1000 W 1500 W 1500 W Power ratings with full rated po...

Page 18: ...03 kg 130 kg 156 kg 181 kg Weight cabinet 22 kg 29 kg 34 kg 39 kg No Brick packs 3 x 13 3 3 x 13 4 4 x 13 3 4 x 13 4 5 x 13 3 5 x 13 4 6 x 13 3 6 x 13 4 Fan 230 V 50 Hz 1 x 9 W 230 V 50 Hz 2 x 9 W Power ZH 1000 W 1000 W 1500 W 1500 W Technical datas TTH Modell incl ECO devices TTH 550 Type THS 075 Article No 852 381 005 Nominal rating 5500 W Nominal voltage 230 V 400 V 3N 50 Hz Nominal charge peri...

Page 19: ... TTS 170 F till 260 F TTS 340 F till 510 F TTH 550 TTN 130 F TTN 300 till 500 TTN 200 F till 400 F Performance label Our equipment is supplied with power stickers Depending on the connected power the corresponding sticker has to be glued into the surrounding area of the rating plate Example Performance label sticker 7000 W 12 h ...

Page 20: ...nect the positive cable to the D terminal and the negative cable to the D terminal on the charge controller Connection of the DC control voltage 0 91 V 1 43 V Connect the positive cable to the D terminal and the negative cable to the D terminal on the charge controller When an increased voltage is connected e g 230V the controller is irreparably damaged The AC control voltage is connected directly...

Page 21: ...can not detect a short circuit of the sensor If this is the case the green LED is lit continuously and the heat accumulator is charged up to the max Off temperature of the safety limiter Note If necessary the customer service can determine the zero voltage at the thermocouple in the two cases using an mV analogue or digital measuring device only with a warm device otherwise 0mV If the setpoint cor...

Page 22: ...d voltage could still apply on terminals A1 Z1 and A2 Z2 Check that all connections are tight Loose connections can lead to defects such as melted tabs Lucht LHZ Elektroheizung GmbH Co KG Reinhard Schmidt Str 1 09217 Burgstädt Fon 49 0 3724 66869 0 Fax 49 0 3724 66869 20 E mail info technotherm de Web www technotherm de TECHNOTHERM Service Fon 49 0 3724 66869 0 ...

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