Swift Group Biarritz Lodge 40x13-2 2020, Руководство пользователя

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Heating & Thermal Properties
7.1 Central heating and hot
water system
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Note: Please read the Combi Boiler user
instructions supplied with the RPM.
WARNING: The boiler can produce water
at over 80°C when in central heating mode.
If you run a hot tap when the boiler has been
heating the radiators, the initial flow through
the hot tap could be very hot. Do not place
your hands under the tap or use the shower
until the initial flow has passed.
WARNING: Your boiler can heat the
radiators at over 80°C. Please do not place
your hands or any other part of your body on
the radiator as injury could result.
7.2 Thermal insulation
The thermal efficiency of the structure of your
RPH has been calculated in accordance with
BS 3632:2015. This requires the following
maximum average thermal transmittance (U
valves):
Floor and walls 0.35W/(m2.K)
Roof 0.2W/(m2.K)
The thermal transmittance (U) of all Swift Group
RPHs have lower U values than these. (Lower U
values = Warmer)
All Swift RPHs benefit from a composite SIPs
(Structural Insulated Panel) floor, 200mm roof
insulation and 95mm wall insulation in addition
to lagged underfloor pipes.
Radiator valves
Thermostatic radiator valves (TRV) are fitted
to all lounge, dining and bedroom radiators, to
control the room temperature.
7.3 Ventilation
The ventilation of your Lodge has been
designed to comply with BS3632:2015 and
is provided by trickle vents in the top of the
window frames.
Additional night time ventilation is obtained by
releasing the window catches and placing them
in the second groove.
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Note: The windows are not sealed from rain
in this position.
As the ventilation levels are calculated to suit
each model requirements, there should be
no modifications made which may result in
reduced ventilation levels.
WARNING: Do not store items underneath
your Leisure Lodge or fit decking or
skirting which dramatically reduces air flow
underneath the lodge.
If snow on the roof is excessive it is important
that high level ventilation and appliance flues
are not blocked. Care should be taken if
removing snow from the roof. See page 36 for
advice on access to roofs.
For approximate locations of trickle vents in
Leisure Lodges refer to the drawings in the
technical section of this handbook.
WARNING: Under no circumstances must
any ventilator be blocked or obstructed even
partially.