Zip Tudor II P4/52 Installation, Maintenance And User Instructions Download Page 3

 Instructions. V1.01 

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JUNE / 2013

These instructions refer to the following models:

TUDOR II                                                     LOADING                            INSTALLATION

5 LITRE MODELS: P4/52, P4/52UB

                  1.8kW/230V                   Overbasin/Underbasin 

10 LITRE MODEL : P4/102, P4/102UB

              1.8kW/230V                   Overbasin/Underbasin 

CONTRACT II

5 LITRE MODELS: C2/50, C3/50

                     1.8kW/230V                   Overbasin  

10 LITRE MODEL : C2/100                

               1.8kW/230V                   Overbasin 

Description

The Zip Tudor II and Contract II models are SINGLE point-of-use open outlet water heaters. 

Being displacement type water heaters the hot water flow is controlled by the rate at which 

cold water enters the vessel. 
They can be connected either to the cold water main or fed from an overhead cold water 
cistern (minimum head 3 metres).  

Being fully automatic the Tudor II and Contract II may be left switched on under the control 

of the thermostat, however 

WARNING

 

 This means that the unit remains potentially ‘LIVE’ 

when the selector is set to ‘0’. The unit can only be switched off (isolated) by operating the 
double pole isolating switch to isolate the heater unit from the power supply.
The stored hot water is delivered from an open outlet spout (supplied with overbasin models) 

or a Zip approved open outlet vented tap. This type of fitting is permanently open to the 

atmosphere which allows the expansion of water, that occurs during the heating cycle, to be 
safely discharged.
During the heating cycle, drips will form and fall from the delivery spout or tap and these will 
cease when the cycle has been completed and the stored water temperature has reached the 
level set by the user. The higher the temperature selected the greater the rate of expansion. 
Overtightening of the inlet water control valve or tap will not prevent the drips that occur, but 
may cause damage to the valve or tap.

Temperature Control 

The operating temperature range is 35-80°C. To protect the water heater against frost the 

temperature control setting may be positioned at ‘   ‘ when a stored water temperature 

of 5°C will be maintained. NOTE -the protection does not extend to connecting pipework or 

fittings.

 

The economy setting ‘E’ will maintain the stored water temperature at approximately 60°C.

At the ‘E’ setting the temperature control locates into a set position and slight resistance will 

be felt when rotating the temperature control beyond this setting. This is a safety measure to 

ensure that higher temperatures are deliberately selected.

Neon Lamp 

(Tudor II and C3/50 models)

The Neon lamp will glow while the elements are in operation but will extinguish when the 
chosen temperature has been reached. 

CAUTION:

   The unit will remain ‘LIVE’ when the 

neon lamp does not glow.

Once installed DO NOT remove the cover under any circumstances without first isolating the 

electrical supply to the heater. 

Summary of Contents for Tudor II P4/52

Page 1: ...Please read these instructions carefully before commencing installation of the water heater Please leave these instructions with the end user after installation Zip Heaters UK Ltd 14 Bertie Ward Way...

Page 2: ...re commencing installation of the Point of Use Water Heater Please leave these instructions with the end user after installation To ensure you have a copy of the latest instructions visit www zipheate...

Page 3: ...ater that occurs during the heating cycle to be safely discharged During the heating cycle drips will form and fall from the delivery spout or tap and these will cease when the cycle has been complete...

Page 4: ...ce its wiring and piping must not be modified in any way In case of malfunction isolate the power supply immediately In case of leaks also isolate the water supply Repairs must only be carried out by...

Page 5: ...NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THE SPOUT OR OUTLET BE CONNECTED TO A TAP WHICH IS CAPABLE OF BEING CLOSED The Zip Tudor II and Contract II is intended for connection to mains supply only In any other case p...

Page 6: ...310x265 Minimum weight kg Empty 3 5 4 0 Maximum weight kg Full 8 5 14 0 Rated volume litres 5 10 Water connections BSP 1 2 Protection class IP24 All data quoted at nominal supply voltage For higher su...

Page 7: ...settable cut out CT0122 X 5a Thermal fuse CT0120 X 6 Neon light indicator CT0129 4 X X 7 Retaining nut CT0115 4 X X X 8 Front cover 5L CT0103 3 X 8 Front cover OB 5L CT0123 X 8 Front cover UB 5L CT012...

Page 8: ...solating valve should be installed in the water supply line to the heater A minimum clearance of 270mm is required underneath the overbasin heater units and above the underbasin units to allow for the...

Page 9: ...d Supply In Hot to Tap ZIP Approved Vented Tap Underbasin Installation In all underbasin installations the outlet must be connected to an open outlet type fitting approved by Zip heaters The diagram b...

Page 10: ...e wired with a 1 metre length of cable If in the lifetime of the unit the cable is damaged or a greater length of cable is required then to replace the supply cable refer to the following Cable instal...

Page 11: ...imply switching off the electrical supply to the unit for at least 2 minutes When power is restored the cut out will have reset However if the fault persists then the unit should be isolated from the...

Page 12: ...r no circumstances is the water heater to be used if suspected of being frozen If water ceases to flow switch off the electrical supply immediately at the isolating switch It is then recommended that...

Page 13: ...Zip does not exclude restrict or modify any liability that cannot be excluded restricted or modified or which cannot except to a limited extent be excluded restricted or modified as between the owner...

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