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WOOD BURNING BOILER COOKER ALTEA 110 SICURO TOP
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EN - Rev. 1.2
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply
230 VAC ±10%~50Hz
Protective fuse T3,15A
Mechanical
dimensions
Built-in temperature controller: 140 x 80 x 35 mm
Temperature probe
silicone/PVC cable
Operating temperature: -50°C /130°C
Measurement limits: 0 - 99°C
– Precision: ± 1°C
Outputs
PUMP output: Power supply - 230 VAC – Max capacity 5 A 250 VAC
VALVE output: Power supply - 230 VAC – Max capacity 5 A 250 VAC
AUX output: Free contact – Max capacity 5 A 250 VAC
SERV output: Power supply - 230 VAC – Max capacity 5 A 250 VAC
Standards applied EN 60730-1, 50081-1 / EN 60730-1 A1, 50081-2
Control of any coupled boiler
If the wood-burning appliance is to be coupled to a previously installed boiler in the system (e.g. wall-hung gas boiler),
the latter can be switched on and off via the AUX thermostat in the control unit. The coupled boiler will switch on/off once
it has reached the temperature set on the AUX thermostat. This way, there will never be two heat generators operating
at the same time on the same system, thus maximising performance and management of the system itself. The coupled
boiler may however be used for the production of domestic hot water.
The contact on the two terminals at the back of the control unit (TERMINAL 4 COM and TERMINAL 5 NC) is
normally closed if the temperature of the wood-burning appliance is lower than that set on the AUX thermostat.
The contact is closed only when the temperature set on the same thermostat is reached.
It is therefore necessary to connect the two terminals (TERMINAL 4 COM and TERMINAL 5 NC) to the input of the room
thermostat on the coupled boiler (depending on the coupled product) as shown in the example below:
Control of a possible three-way motorised valve for the DHW system (on applicable models only)
The wood-burning appliance is equipped as standard with a control for a possible three-way motorised valve to be
installed on the domestic water circuit. In the
rear technical compartment of the appliance there is a 4-wire cable (See
section “Components of the appliance” ) , to be used to control the valve. The four wires in the cable have different
colours, and precisely:
- Grey or blue wire = COMMON THREE-WAY VALVE - Neutral
- Black wire = WOOD-BURNING APPLIANCE SIDE - Valve opening phase
(wire has power until temperature set on
valve thermostat is reached or exceeded)
- Brown wire = COUPLED BOILER SIDE (e.g. gas boiler) - Valve close phase
(wire has power below temperature set on
valve thermostat )
- Yellow / green wire = EARTH