Zip Varipoint II VP103UB Instructions Manual Download Page 7

Positioning

1

Depending upon the model chosen the Varipoint 2 can be installed over 
or underbasin. The underbasin model is designed to be floor standing 
with the connections uppermost, the hot supply (colour coded red) to the 
left when facing the unit.

2

The models to be sited overbasin are wall hung using the bracket
provided. 

Ensure that the wall supporting the product is sufficiently 

strong to bear the weight of the unit when full.

The connections are at 

the bottom of the unit, again the hot supply is to the left facing the unit. 
Mark the position of the fixing positions 

AND BEFORE

drilling into the 

wall ensure that any hidden pipework or electrical wiring is avoided.  

3

The dimensions, fixing positions and weights are shown in the Table that 
appears on page 6.

4

When deciding the final location of the heater, consideration should 
be given to the safe and visible disposal of any water resulting
from leaks or seepage. This is particularly relevant when the heater 
is located in a roof space, cupboard or any concealed location.
For guidance please ring Zip Heaters on 0870 608 8888.

5

Position the Zip Varipoint to allow for future maintenance.

6

Do not install in a location where the unit or connecting pipe can freeze.

Plumbing

1

Check the incoming water supply pressure as this will determine the
layout and safety controls required. Remember that the mains water
pressure can increase considerably at night.

2

Refer to the diagrams 1 to 3 to determine accessories required and
layout.

3

Position the heater and controls to allow for future maintenance.

4

All control and safety valves are marked to show the direction of water 
flow. It will not function if incorrectly orientated. Do not break any seals or 
attempt to adjust any safety valve; to do so may impair the safety of the 
installation and will 

invalidate the guarantee.

5

To ensure a watertight seal use fibre washers for connecting services 
between the heater and the connectors used. Complete the seal by 
applying PFTE tape to the threads but do not over-apply. Do not use 
plumbers paste to secure joints as this can impair the operation of any 
valves connected to the heater.

6

Flush all pipework before making the final connections to the valves, 
accessories and the heater.

Zip Varipoint II Installation, Maintenance and User Instructions - June 2004    

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Summary of Contents for Varipoint II VP103UB

Page 1: ...Instructions June 2004 3 Specification 4 Special notices 5 Dimensions 6 Installation Requirements 7 8 Positioning 9 Plumbing 9 Electrical 10 Commissioning 10 11 Operation Precautions 11 12 Maintenanc...

Page 2: ...ation High density CFC free polyurethane foam Safety features Expansion relief valve supplied Manually resettable over temperature safety cutout Facility for optional T P valve Water heater protected...

Page 3: ...s constructed from impact resistant plastic and heat losses are minimised by the CFC free polyurethane foam insulation The inner vessel is heavy gauge copper and pressure tested to 16 Bar An alloy she...

Page 4: ...Weight kg Under Basin litres A B C Empty Full VP103 Over 10 452 300 285 6 5 16 5 VP103UB Under 10 452 300 285 6 5 16 5 VP153 Over 15 452 300 285 7 5 22 5 VP153UB Under 15 452 300 285 7 5 22 5 6 Zip V...

Page 5: ...s under 4 bars fit accessory pack AQ2 Expansion vessel and check valve Where static water pressures are likely to exceed 4 bars fit accessory packs AQ2 and AQ3 Pressure reducing valve and line straine...

Page 6: ...is greater than 4 bar and expanded water cannot be accommodated in the pipework Using pack AQ2 and AQ3 expansion vessel check valve and pressure reducing valve 8 Zip Varipoint II Installation Mainten...

Page 7: ...Zip Heaters on 0870 608 8888 5 Position the Zip Varipoint to allow for future maintenance 6 Do not install in a location where the unit or connecting pipe can freeze Plumbing 1 Check the incoming wat...

Page 8: ...ver by sliding forwards d Pass the new cable through the entry point of the cover e Remake the connections f Ensure the cable is securely clamped g Refasten the cover Do not switch on the electrical s...

Page 9: ...inst frost damage but this protection does not extend to connecting pipework or fittings Economy setting Standard setting Setting for very hot water when large amounts of warm water mixed hot and cold...

Page 10: ...should be visually inspected regularly This is particularly important if the heater is located in a cupboard roof space or any other concealed location If there is any sign of leaks or seepage the hea...

Page 11: ...Possible causes Water not heating 1 Electricity supply fault 2 Over temperature cut out tripped 3 Faulty thermostat 4 Faulty element Discharge from 1 Thermostat fault any relief valve 2 Excessive main...

Page 12: ...asin Item Part No Description 1 VP0301 Element 2 2kW 2 VP0303 Thermostat 3 VP0304 Resettable Cut Out 4 VP0317 Element Gasket 5 VP0322 Wall Fixing Bracket Zip Varipoint II Underbasin Item Part No Descr...

Page 13: ...is not due to accident misuse abuse condition of the water frost or failure to follow installation instructions or service requirements The only charges payable by the customer are the cost or removal...

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