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ISOTHERM-IM-DE-W-UK-01-2021-Rev0 | Part no. 10019091

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2  Safety

2.1  Presentation of safety information

DANGER

DANGER indicates an imminent danger

that may cause serious physical injury or death if the 
appropriate safety precautions are not in place.

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WARNING

WARNING indicates a danger arising

through incorrect behavior (e.g. misuse, disregarding 
notices, etc.) that may cause serious physical injury or 
death.

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CAUTION

CAUTION indicates a potentially

dangerous situation that may cause minor or slight inju-
ries if the appropriate safety precautions are not in 
place.

NOTICE

NOTE indicates a situation that may

cause material damage if the corresponding precautions 
are not taken.

2.2  Important safety information

•  Before using the ISOTHERM, read this operating manual 

through carefully.

•  Connect the ISOTHERM only to a power source that corre-

sponds to the mains voltage specified on the rating plate of 
the ISOTHERM.

•  The power supply to the ISOTHERM must be disconnect-

ed prior to maintenance, cleaning and repair work.

•  Maintenance, cleaning and repair work may be carried out 

by trained specialist personnel only.

•  The ISOTHERM must not be used if it is damaged or is no 

longer operating correctly. In this case, contact your spe-
cialist dealer immediately.

•  Observe the maintenance instructions and intervals.

•  Protect the ISOTHERM from the weather.

•  Never use the ISOTHERM outdoors.

•  The unit may be used only in accordance with its intend-

ed use.

2.3  Intended use

The control station ISOTHERM is used for constant mainte-
nance of the supply temperature in surface heating systems. 
The control station is intended for use in dry rooms in resi-
dential or commercial areas. It is usually installed in the heat-
ing room or in a distribution cabinet.

The ISOTHERM is not intended to be operated by people 
(including children) with limited physical, sensory or mental 
capacities, or by people with insufficient experience or previ-
ous knowledge.

2.4  Foreseeable misuse

The following is considered to be foreseeable misuse:

•  Operating the ISOTHERM beyond its specifications.

•  Improper use of the ISOTHERM.

•  Modifications to the ISOTHERM that have not been agreed 

with the manufacturer.

•  Use of replacement or wear parts that have not been 

approved by the manufacturer.

•  Operating the ISOTHERM outdoors.

2.5  Responsibilities of the plant operator

The plant operator must ensure that:

•  the ISOTHERM is used only for its intended purpose

•  the ISOTHERM is installed, operated and maintained 

according to the specifications of the installation and oper-
ating manual

•  the ISOTHERM is operated only in accordance with local 

regulations and occupational health and safety regulations

•  all precautionary measures have been taken to avoid dan-

gers originating from the ISOTHERM

•  all precautions for first aid and firefighting have been taken

•  only authorized and trained users have access to the 

ISOTHERM and operate it

•  users have access to this installation and operating manual 

at all times

2.6  Personnel groups

Only qualified persons may install and operate the 
ISOTHERM and carry out maintenance work.

Operators

Operators are deemed to be qualified if they have read these 
operating instructions and understood the potential hazards 
associated with improper behavior.

Fitters/commissioning engineers

Fitters/commissioning engineers are in a position to carry out 
work on the ISOTHERM, taking into consideration the appli-
cable standards, provisions, regulations and laws and their 
technical training and technical knowledge, and can detect 
and prevent potential hazards.

2.7  Information on the operating environment

Corrosion and chemical and physical reactions can damage 
the control station.

The system planner is responsible for evaluating these 
parameters and developing remedies.

Summary of Contents for Isotherm

Page 1: ...Isotherm Control station for constant maintenance of the supply temperature in surface heating systems Installation and Operating Manual translated from the original operating manual WattsWater eu ...

Page 2: ...l information 1 1 Important information about this manual NOTICE The plant operator is responsible for ensuring compliance with the local laws and regula tions e g accident prevention regulations etc Incorrect operation or operating the ISOTHERM out side the specifications invalidates all warranty claims This installation and operating manual is an integral part of the ISOTHERM contains instructio...

Page 3: ...be operated by people including children with limited physical sensory or mental capacities or by people with insufficient experience or previ ous knowledge 2 4 Foreseeable misuse The following is considered to be foreseeable misuse Operating the ISOTHERM beyond its specifications Improper use of the ISOTHERM Modifications to the ISOTHERM that have not been agreed with the manufacturer Use of repl...

Page 4: ...a the circulation pump 1 to the supply of the surface heating heating circuit manifold C and from there to the connected heating circuits as well as being routed as a pilot flow via the bypass 4 In the event of malfunction the temperature limiter 5 switch es off the circulation pump to prevent overheating of the sur face heating system 5 Technical Data Hydraulic performance data Max operating pres...

Page 5: ...12 287 ca 98 G1 G1 37 216 116 1 Fl 1 Fl 75 Fig 6 1 Overall dimensions 7 Pressure loss diagram 1 10 100 1 000 10 100 1 000 10 000 KVS 4 5 KV2 1 2 KV1 0 6 KV1 Bypass KV2 Einspritzung Injection KVS Verteilerseitig Manifold side Fig 7 1 Pressure loss diagram Flow rate l h Pressure loss mbar ...

Page 6: ...ng on space limitations and dimensions of the heat ing circuit manifold it may be necessary to rotate the pump in the axis of the screw connections To do this loosen the two union nuts on the pump rotate the pump into the required position and then tighten the screw connections while holding both the pump and the screw connection ele ment in place WW Fig 8 1 NOTICE We recommend installing a strain...

Page 7: ...ting circuit Factory setting of the target supply temperature is 44 C or 55 C depending on the version of the control station The pilot pin is flush with the setting hand wheel face By turning the setting hand wheel in minus or plus direction the target supply temperature is changed accordingly The hand wheel clicks with the rotation Each click means a target temperature change of approx 1 C Fig 8...

Page 8: ...anifold Subsection 1 1 should also be taken into consideration 1 4 The difference between the temperature of the boiler s sup ply water and the required supply temperature of the sur face heating is too small for the existing heating load Set the boiler s supply water temperature to a higher value At maximum power consumption in the heating circuits of the surface heating the Heating boiler s supp...

Page 9: ... seals as required 2 Functional check Check that settings and operating and performance parameters are set correctly Check supply noise during operation Ask users if there are any noticeable problems 3 Action to be taken following maintenance work Check that all screw fittings that were unscrewed have been retightened and retighten if necessary Remove all tools materials and other equipment used f...

Page 10: ... and components are de energized 2 Disassemble the ISOTHERM properly or commission a specialist company to do so 3 Sort the assemblies and component parts into recyclable materials hazardous substances and operating materials 4 Dispose of the assemblies and components in accord ance with local laws and regulations or take them to be recycled 11 1Return to the manufacturer Get in contact with the m...

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