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ZENIT 

70

+

 

TYPE TUBE RADIANT HEATER 

Instructions for Installation and Servicing

ATTENTION! Do not use the appliance in such place where corrosive materials can be in the air!

If the appliance has to be applied in this circumstances outside air has to be ensured for combustion 

air!

The manufacturer can not assume responsibility for fault of equipment in case the installation is not happened according to the above. 

This responsibility concerns completely the installer. In order to avoid such eventualities, if it is not certain to fit to the building or activity, 

ask our colleague for help

Both the owner and the installer have to identify every possible material, which can be present in the building (inflammable materials,cor

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rosive materials, halo hydrocarbons etc.), and with knowledge of these materials must be planed the heater system!

Every appliance installation must be satisfied the valid laws and standards. These laws refer to the gas and electrical installation respec

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tively the ventilation (special specifications refer to park houses, airplane hangars etc).

CAUTION

DANGER

CAUTION

ELECTRIC

SUPPLY

CAUTION

DANGEROUS

OPERATION

CAUTION

HIGH

TEMPERATURE

CAUTION

DISCONNECT

POWER LINE

ATTENTION

COMPULSORY:

EARTHING

ATTENTION

THE USAGE OF

MOVING EQUIPMENT

IS COMPULSORY

ATTENTION

COMPULSORY:

USE PROTECTIVE

GLOVES

ATTENTION

ONLY

QUALIFIED

PERSON

ATTENTION

FORBIDDEN !

CAUTION

DANGER

Please observe the following rules during installation, first set-up,  usage or maintenance:

ATTENTION

ONLY

QUALIFIED

PERSON

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Installation must be carried out always strictly complying with the current standards of the 

country where the appliance is going to be used and following, of course, the instructions 

given by the producer.

•  The installation and maintenance operations of the unit can be carried out by qualified and 

trained personnel only.

Qualified service engineers are those having specific technical experience and/or valid license in the field of heating and cooling instal

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lation for home and industry. In any case, call the Manufacturer office or the closest dealer and ask for further informations.

ATTENTION

COMPULSORY:

EARTHING

ATTENTION

ONLY

QUALIFIED

PERSON

CAUTION

DANGER

CAUTION

ELECTRIC

SUPPLY

•  According to the installation project, install the electric power lines.

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Always make sure that the unit and all its electrical parts have been correct-

ly earthed prior starting up the unit.

CAUTION

DANGER

ATTENTION

ONLY

QUALIFIED

PERSON

ATTENTION

COMPULSORY:

USE PROTECTIVE

GLOVES

• 

If you have to disassemble the unit, use special protective gloves.

• 

Beware of sharp edges inside the unit!

• 

Beware of roof corners of outdoor units!

• 

Keep suction grids always clear!

CAUTION

DANGER

CAUTION

DANGEROUS

OPERATION

ATTENTION

FORBIDDEN !

• 

Before cleaning or maintaining the unit, make sure that all electrical parts 

have been switched off, the appliance gas supply chain is closed and wait 

until the appliance cools down. In particular, make sure that the fan is off 

and cannot be inadvertently started prior to opening inspection panels.

•  Fans can reach a speed of 1000 RPM. Do not insert any object nor hands 

in the electric fan.

CAUTION

DANGER

CAUTION

ELECTRIC

SUPPLY

CAUTION

DISCONNECT

POWER LINE

• 

We recommend to install a safety switch which can be easily reached to cut 

off the current, near the unit. Before any cleaning and servicing operation, 

cut off the power line to the unit.

• 

Before opening the unit, make sure that all electrical parts have been 

switched off. In particular, make sure that the fan is off and cannot be inad

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vertently started prior to opening inspection panels.

CHECK THE EARTHING !!

CAUTION

DANGER

•  This unit is designed to be used for heating purposes only. Any different use is not allowed as it may be dangerous.

• 

Should the unit work in a house where disabled people and/or children live, it must be placed safely away from their 

reach. Always make sure that the access door to the inside control board stay locked.

• 

An incorrect installation can cause damages to people, animals and property. In case of erroneous installation, the man-

ufacturer cannot be held responsible for such damages.

• 

The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for such damages by improper uses, errate uses, etc.

Corrosive materials

Standards and laws

Safety signs

Safe usage

ATTENTION

COMPULSORY:

EARTHING

Содержание ZENIT 70+

Страница 1: ...EN www pakole com Zenit70_009_004 006_011_210601_V004_EN Appliance types ZENIT 70 12 48 kW PROPANE OR NATURAL GAS FIRED ZENIT TUBE RADIANT HEATER User s Manual...

Страница 2: ...9 Electrical connection scheme of SIT 579 DBC automatic burner control 9 Optional accessories 10 Control of appliance 11 Protective distances 12 Combustion air supply 14 6 Air supply and venting syst...

Страница 3: ...not play with devices ATTENTION Fire burning inhalation and explosion hazard Keep all flammable objects as follows building materials papers or carton unites away from heater according to the instruct...

Страница 4: ...larly worn or damaged in that case exchange it for a new one specified by manufacturer Preserve the equipment in genuine condition do not leave it to grow old Do not use seriously aged equipment any l...

Страница 5: ...fice or the closest dealer and ask for further informations ATTENTION COMPULSORY EARTHING ATTENTION ONLY QUALIFIED PERSON CAUTION DANGER CAUTION ELECTRIC SUPPLY According to the installation project i...

Страница 6: ...d board box The unpacking process of the appliance unload the burner the tubes and the accessories from the card board box do not remove the protection cap from the burners gas connection or from the...

Страница 7: ...tion Burner Combined hanger Radiant tube Reflector Isolation Spacer plate Isolation cover End cap Flue gas analyzer nozzle Lower clip Burner hanger Fresh air intake Burner fixing clamp Electric connec...

Страница 8: ...THING Electrical connection The combustion air supply centrifugal fan is fixed to the appliance burner head the automatic burner control is located in the burner head in this way the electrical supply...

Страница 9: ...re Connection points of SIT 579 DBC automatic burner control box Work out the electrical network system regarding to the diagram to the was attached to the appliance If the switcher position is 0 does...

Страница 10: ...perature controllers for the appliance these can be purchased at the appliance manufacturer Optional accessories Thermostat 18 picture Temperature controllers FP 1D 2 point regulation thermostat FP 3D...

Страница 11: ...sensation of temperature be continuously served during an economical operation That the reduced input can be 50 or 60 it depend on the length of pipes and the temperature of exiting combustion product...

Страница 12: ...ust comply with the valid standards Disregard of these instructions can result in death injury or property damage Protective distances Protective distances to be kept considering flammable materials 2...

Страница 13: ...tch and maximum angle of combustion and radiant tubes always 0 Example for location of suspensions ZENIT Tube location Minimum installation height for input power 10 kW 15 kW 20 kW 25 kW 30 kW 35 kW 4...

Страница 14: ...ystem In this case the combustion air must be conducted to the device from the external space Example for outside combustion air supply Tube length for combustion air supply 6 meter with one elbow fro...

Страница 15: ...e longer flue gas pipe can also be employed In such cases the maximum equipment length the fume discharge can be 30 meters in aggregate but the flue gas pipe section above 6 meters must always be heat...

Страница 16: ...f the flame control of burner automation does not register flame during the safety time than repeats the all ignition procedure maximum two times If in this time there is not registered flame then it...

Страница 17: ...that the load is distributed smoothly at all mountings You can check it moving each hanger a little e Cleaning the flue pipes Remove the barrier by the combustion product and reset the original condi...

Страница 18: ...ion of combustion air fan Check whether the wheel of fan is able to revolve free and remove the possible contaminations from revolving blades Maintenance supervisions by a qualified service department...

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Страница 21: ...4 09 3 95 Type Input power kW Gas consumption m3 h kg h Natural gas Propane Butane Propane ZENIT 70 12 12 6 8 9 1 32 0 93 1 05 0 74 1 02 0 72 ZENIT 70 14 14 8 9 9 1 55 1 04 1 24 0 83 1 2 0 8 ZENIT 70...

Страница 22: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 60 2 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Страница 23: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 61 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 61 6 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Страница 24: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 63 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 63 2 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Страница 25: ...Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 61 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 64 3 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at mi...

Страница 26: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 65 2 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Страница 27: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 66 1 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Страница 28: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 60 7 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Страница 29: ...90 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 61 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 62 1 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at...

Страница 30: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 63 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 63 7 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Страница 31: ...20 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 61 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 64 6 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at...

Страница 32: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 65 8 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Страница 33: ...10 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 0 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 66 5 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at...

Страница 34: ...y not authorized retailer or service station The regular maintenance is the owner s responsibility The manufacturer does not assume the responsibility in case of accidentally happened or directly caus...

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