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6  INSTALLATION 

 

 
A: view A-A, seen from the inside 
B: cam 

CEE plug - 3P + 

 32 A 

 

 

 
A: view A-A, seen from the inside 
B: cam 

CEE plug - 3P + N + 

 32 A 

 

Check whether the mains voltage  

is 400 V 3~ + 

  50 Hz. 

If not, do not connect the electric heater. 

If the electric heater has not been 
provided with a power plug, mount this 
following the instruction below: 

-  Disassemble the plug. Loosen the 

screws of the terminals and the pull 
relief. If necessary, cut the tulle to size. 

-  Slide the housing over the cable. 
-  Cut the cores (if necessary) to the 

correct length for the terminals and 
mount the cores as follows: 

-   

 

 

green/yellow = earth wire  
(most important wire) 

L1 or R1  
L2 or S2  
L3 or T3  

brown 
black 
blue 

 

 

Do NOT use 

(with 3P+N+

 

In this case blue can be used as phase. 
See NEN 1010 chapter 51, art. 514.3.4. 
Exchanging the colours brown, black and 
blue will not affect the operation of the 
electric heater. 

Securely tighten the screws of the 
terminals and, subsequently, of the pull 
relief. Place the housing on the interior 
work and screw it on. 

Before connecting the electric heater to 
the power socket, set the switches 3+4+5 
to position 0 (off). See Use and operation, 
chapter 7. 

Set the switch to the required position. 
See Use and operation, chapter 7. 

 

 

If you use an extension cable, 
pay attention to the advised 
voltage loss of the extension 
cable of 10 V. See the table 
below. 

 

4  mm² 

50 m 

26 A 

9 V 

6  mm² 

100 m 

26 A 

12.5 V 

 

Fully unwind cable reels, if used. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for PROHEAT 18

Page 1: ... BD BREDA Tel 31 0 76 587 34 50 Fax 31 0 76 587 27 89 USER S MANUAL ELECTRIC HEATER PROHEAT 18 EEC remark This appliance meets the required EEC directives Machine directive 89 392 EEC Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC First print January 2004 no 40 020 895 rev 0 ...

Page 2: ... 5 1 Icons used in the manual 5 5 2 General safety regulations 5 6 INSTALLATION 6 7 USE AND OPERATION 7 Advice 7 Electric heater not in use 7 Ventilation of the ambient air 7 Heating of the ambient air 7 Heating and constant ventilation of the ambient air 7 Use of the room thermostat 7 Switch off the electric heater 7 8 MAINTENANCE 7 9 TROUBLE SHOOTING 8 10 WIRING DIAGRAM PROHEAT 18 9 11 MATERIALS...

Page 3: ...te of delivery of the electric heater to the buyer Any transport costs related to sending arising from a claim to guarantee are at the customer s expense Any call out charges are at the expense of the customer The guarantee is no longer valid if the appliance has been modified by any other than the manufacturer or not in accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer The guarantee is exclusi...

Page 4: ...trol thermostat 3 On of switch heating 9 kW 4 On of switch heating 9 kW 5 On of switch ventilator Type PROHEAT 18 General data depth 585 mm width incl wheels 535 mm total height 945 mm weight 40 kg protection level IP 21 direction of rotation of ventilator always OK Electrical data supply voltage 400 V 3 frequency 50 Hz position current power capacity from motor 0 6 A 250 W 9 kW 13 A 9 kW 7800 kca...

Page 5: ...recognised expert to be absolutely sure A trained and authorised person may only do repair and maintenance of the appliance Do not place any objects within a distance of 150 cm in front of the air outlet Never cover or obstruct the air inlet and or outlet Do not insert any objects into the air inlet Do not place or install the electric heater in the rain and do not use when the air humidity is abo...

Page 6: ...st important wire L1 or R1 L2 or S2 L3 or T3 brown black blue N Do NOT use with 3P N In this case blue can be used as phase See NEN 1010 chapter 51 art 514 3 4 Exchanging the colours brown black and blue will not affect the operation of the electric heater 3 Securely tighten the screws of the terminals and subsequently of the pull relief Place the housing on the interior work and screw it on 4 Bef...

Page 7: ...I Set the switch 3 heating 9 kW and or 4 heating 9 kW to position I Set the thermostat to the required temperature After the thermostat 2 has switched off the heating the ventilator will keep running constantly Use of the room thermostat If the room thermostat 1 has been connected the heater thermostat 2 must be on maximum Switch off the electric heater When switching off the heater set the switch...

Page 8: ...ormally heater gives less warmth than usual One fuse defect means 50 of the warmth see remark 3 Check the fuses in the meter cupboard see remark 1 At plug 3P N the blue wire has been attached to the N instead of to a phase Check the plug and connect the blue wire to L1 L2 or L3 see remark 1 Heating elements defect Technical defect see remark 2 Electric heater does not react Electric heater does no...

Page 9: ...sformer Brown 170 V 230 V S T Grey Grey Blue White Black Brown CEE 5P 32 A Black Black Black Brown Brown Brown Green White Blue Brown Wiring Sif 2 5 mm Yellow After Cool Black Grey Grey Grey Grey Blue White Fuse 6 3 x 32 max 2 A slow 500 V Grey Brown R2 R3 R1 1 3 2 S T 63 C 25 A 1 63 C 25 A 2 63 C 25 A 3 63 C 25 A 4 63 C 25 A 5 3 Green Yellow 400V 3 P 1 2 0 38 C 9 kW 9 kW 4 1 6 3 5 2 I O 4 1 5 2 I...

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Page 12: ...4 x bush 4x10 77 1 Connector strip for 7 x 3 Fastons SFK7 HF KR with 78 1 Insulation plate under SFK7 HF KR 224 x 103 mm 80 1 Front plate with outblow 150 round epoxied Grey Ral 7022 Hg 81 1 Rear side with 2 x 6 air inlet slots epoxied Grey Ral 7022 Hg 82 1 Bottom plate epoxied Grey Ral 7022 Hg 83 1 Cover 2 x 5 x 6 inlet slots epoxied Red Ral 3003 Hg 84 1 Steel tube frame black 85 2 Wheels 160 mm ...

Page 13: ...4 5 1 40018024 Cooling plate 6 1 40018010 Mantle 7 2 40018031 Plastic handle 8 1 40018011 Rear panel 9 1 40018022 Handle 10 1 40202091 40202092 40226030 Room thermostat connection 11 1 40018019 Wheel shaft 12 2 40501672 Washer 13 2 40202142 Wheel 14 2 40202101 Locking ring 15 2 40202102 Dust cover 16 1 40018014 Footrest 17 18 ...

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