Greenwood Frontier CX, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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PLUMBING INSTALLATION
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PLUMBING INSTALLATION
The Frontier Series provides a steady flow of high-temperature heat transfer fluid to various devices in your
hydronic heating system, including hot water tanks and heaters, baseboard or free-standing radiators, radiant
panels, in-floor radiant heat loops, and many other devices. You can install the Frontier Series as your
primary or supplemental source of heat to an existing or new hydronic or forced-air central heating system.
The Frontier Series is
designed and pre-configured
for easy installation in
combination with the Frontier
CX Hydronic Conditioning
Manifold and the Thermsafe
Overheat Protection Kit. This
hydronic equipment,
engineered specifically for the
Frontier Series, eliminates
much of the time and expense
typically required to install a
boiler while ensuring
optimum heat transfer, flow
rates, temperatures, and
safety.
(See piping diagrams
below).
The Frontier Series CX is certified to operate as an atmospheric system. While having the highest quality
welds, the heat exchanger is not an ASME certified pressure vessel.
Steps to connect the hydronic system:
1.
Connect the distribution loop to the supply and return ports of the factory installed Hydronic
Conditioning Manifold
(See piping and wiring diagrams below)
2.
Connect Expansion Tank and the ThermSafe
TM
Overheat Cooling System. The ThermSafe kit makes
this easy. (See piping and wiring diagrams below)
3.
Fill the boiler and lines, add boiler treatment and freeze protection, and purge the system of air.
4.
Ensure sufficient demand is available in the distribution loop and buffers to absorb 100,000 Btu
(29.3kw)/hr with a full load and 60,000 Btu (17.58kw)/hr with a partial load. Integrate the Frontier CX
On-Demand-Zone relay functionality where needed.
Your Frontier Series hydronic system is now ready to operate.
NOTE: The Frontier Series operates independently or as an add-on to an existing central
furnace or boiler. If used as an add-on, the home system must be in good operating condition;
meet all local building codes, ordinances, and safety standards; and be installed with required
controls and in accordance with appropriate standards of the National Fire Protection
Association.