ACV Heatmaster TC Boilers Instruction Manual

ACV Heatmaster TC Boilers

CERTIFICATION
The appliances bear the “CE” mark, by the standards in force in the various countries [European Directives 92/42/EEC “Efficiency”, 2009/142/EC “Gas Appliances”]. These appliances also bear the Belgian gas boiler quality labels “HR+”[gas boiler] and “OPTIMAZ” [oil boiler].

• Certified ISO 9001 quality system

WARNINGS

WHO SHOULD READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS

The manual should be read by:

• The specifying engineer
• The user
• The installer
• The maintenance technician

SYMBOLS

The following symbols are used in this manual:

• Essential instruction for the correct operation of the installation
• Essential instruction for the safety of persons and the environment
• Danger of electrocution
• Risk of scalding

RECOMMENDATIONS

• Please carefully read this manual before installing and starting up the boiler.
• It is prohibited to carry out any modifications to the inside of the appliance without the manufacturer’s prior and written agreement.
• The product must be installed and serviced by an approved and qualified engineer, in accordance with applicable standards and regulations.
• Failure to comply with the operation instructions and test procedures can result in personal injury or a risk of environmental pollution.
• To guarantee safe and correct operation of the appliance, it is important to have it serviced and maintained every year by an approved installer or maintenance contractor.
• In case of anomaly, please call your service engineer.
• In spite of the strict quality standards that ACV applies to its appliances during production, inspection and transport, faults may occur. Please immediately notify your approved installer of any faults.
• The defective parts may only be replaced by genuine factory parts. A list of the spare parts and their ACV reference number is provided at the following address: www.acv.com .
• The gas burners are factory preset for use with natural gas [equivalent to G20].
• Specific regulation applicable in Belgium [for the gas burners]: The CO2 level, the air and gas flows and the gas/air ratio are factory preset. Any field adjustment of those settings is not allowed in Belgium
• Before carrying out any work on the boiler, it is important to isolate the electrical supply to the unit.
• The user must not attempt to gain access to the components inside the boiler or the control panel.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless supervised or unless they have been given instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

WARNINGS

If you smell gas:

• Immediately isolate the gas supply.
• Open windows and doors to ventilate the area.
• Do not use any electrical appliances and do not operate any switches.
• Immediately notify your gas supplier and/or your installer.
  • This manual is part of the items delivered with the appliance and must be given to the user and stored in a safe place!
  • An approved installer must carry out the installation, starting up, maintenance and repair of the system, in accordance with current standards in force.
  • The manufacturer declines all liability for any damage caused as a result of incorrect installation or in the event of the use of appliances or accessories that are not specified by the manufacturer.
  • The manufacturer reserves the right to change the technical characteristics and features of its products without prior notice.
  • The availability of certain models as well as their accessories may vary according to markets.

USING THE BOILER

Make sure to have your installation inspected and maintained, if required, at least once a year by an approved and qualified engineer. More frequent servicing may be required depending on boiler use. If this is the case, consult your installer for advice. Starting the burner: In normal operation, the burner starts automatically as soon as the boiler temperature drops below the set temperature.

GETTING FAMILIAR WITH THE CONTROL PANEL
The user must not attempt to gain access to the components inside the control panel.

• Master switch – Is used to turn the HeatMaster® on or off.
• Control thermostat – 60-90 °C – When using the HeatMaster® as a hot water generator only, the temperature can be set between 60 °C and 90 °C. If the HeatMaster® is used for both domestic hot water (DHW) and central heating, the control thermostat would normally be set at 80 °C to achieve optimum operating conditions.
• Summer/winter switch – Is used to turn the heating pump (if fitted) on or off.
• Manual reset high limit thermostat – If the boiler temperature exceeds 103 °C, this safety device will activate and the high temperature indicator will light up. To reset – first allow the boiler to cool to below 60 °C, unscrew the cap and press the reset button using a pencil or similar pointed device, then reinstall the cap. If the fault persists, turn the boiler off and call a service engineer.
• Daily timer – Allows the HeatMaster® to be turned on and off at specific moments of the day and operates on a 24 hour sequence. A series of white tabs are set around the timer, each tab corresponding to a 15 minute switching period. To set the timer, simply push outwards the number of tabs required for ON period.

Remember:

• Tab in = HeatMaster® OFF
• Tab outb Hea= tMaster® ON
  • Temperature and pressure gauge – This gauge indicates both the temperature of the HeatMaster® and the pressure within the primary circuit. The temperature should not exceed 90 °C – if it does, switch the boiler off and check the thermostat setting. If the fault persists, call an engineer. The pressure should not fall below 1 bar, if it does, please see the ‘Heating System Pressure’ paragraph further in this section.
  • Low primary water pressure indicator – If this indicator lights up, the primary circuit of the HeatMaster® requires topping up with water. Please see the ‘Heating System Pressure’ paragraph later in this section.

HeatMaster® 30 N and 60 N Control Panel

1. Burner safety cutout warning indicator
2. Low primary water pressure indicator
3. High limit thermostat indicator
4. Temperature and pressure gauge
5. Control thermostat
6. Daily timer
7. Manual reset high limit thermostat
8. Master switch
9. Summer/winter switch

HeatMaster® 70 N and 100 N Control Panel

HEATING SYSTEM PRESSURE

From time to time you may need to top up the heating circuit water level to get the required pressure in the system. The circuit pressure is indicated by the combined temperature and pressure gauge on the boiler control panel. The minimum pressure when the boiler is cold should be 1 bar. The precise operating pressure required depends on the height of the building and your installer will have informed you of this value at the time of installation (see Starting up section – Filling the DHW and heating circuits). If the pressure falls below 1 bar, the boiler water pressure switch will turn the boiler off until the pressure is restored To restore the pressure, top up the heating circuit with water by opening the filling valve (A) of the boiler primary circuit and allow the system to fill. Once the pressure gauge of the boiler control panel indicates the required pressure, close the filling valve.

Safety valves – If water discharges from any of the safety valves, turn the boiler off and call a service engineer.

BURNER SAFETY MECHANISM

SAFETY CUTOUT OF THE OIL OR GAS BURNER

HeatMaster® 30 N

• The safety cutout indicator is located on the burner and on the control panel.The red warning light indicates an operating fault. Wait 5 min before resetting the burner. To reset: press the button located on the burner. If the burner does not restart, call a service engineer after ensuring the fault is not due to a power failure or low oil level in the tank.
  RESETTING THE BG 2000 AIR/GAS PREMIX BURNER

• HeatMaster® 30 N with BG 2000-S/35

• HeatMaster® 60 N with BG 2000-S/60

• HeatMaster® 70 N with BG 2000-S/70

• HeatMaster® 100 N with BG 2000-S/100

The safety cutout indicator is located on the burner and on the control panel.

1. Remove the burner cover.
2. Press the red button to restart the burner.
3. If the burner works properly, reinstall the cover.
4. If the the fault persists, call a service engineer.

BURNER TROUBLESHOOTING
For all burners, please refer to the relevant servicing and troubleshooting instructions in the technical manual of your burner.

APPLIANCE DESCRIPTION

Description HeatMaster® 30 N / 60 N

1. Automatic air bleed valve
2. Cold water inlet
3. Dry well
4. Hard polyurethane foam insulation
5. Casing front panel
6. Primary expansion vessel
7. Control panel
8. Charging pump
9. Burner cover
10. Burner chamber plate insulation
11. Top cover
12. Flue reduction collar
13. Heating circuit outlet
14. Domestic hot water outlet
15. Stainless steel “Tank in Tank” hot water production tank
16. Flue pipes and turbulators
17. Primary circuit
18. Heating circuit return
19. Combustion chamber
20. Oil burner chamber plate
21. Draining valve
22. Gasket for the flue reduction collar
    • A. Automatic reset high limit thermostat
    • B. Manual reset high limit thermostat
    • C. Low water pressure switch
    • D. Primary circuit safety valve
    • E. Control thermostat

Description HeatMaster® 70 N / 100 N

1. Automatic air bleed valve
2. Cold water inlet
3. Dry well
4. Hard polyurethane foam insulation
5. Casing front panel
6. Primary expansion vessels
7. Control panel
8. Loading pump
9. Burner cover
10. Burner chamber plate insulation
11. Top cover
12. Flue reduction collar
13. Heating circuit outlet
14. Domestic hot water outlet
15. Stainless steel “Tank in Tank” hot water production tank
16. Flue pipes and turbulators
17. Primary circuit
18. Heating circuit return
19. Combustion chamber
20. Oil burner chamber plate
21. Draining valve
22. Gasket for the flue reduction collar
23. Casing reinforcement bracket
    • A. Automatic reset high-limit thermostat
    • B. Manual reset high-limit thermostat
    • C. Low water pressure switch
    • D. Primary circuit safety valve
    • E. Control thermostat

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

DIMENSIONS

HeatMaster® 30 N / 60 N

HeatMaster® 70 N / 100 N

BOILER CLEARANCE

| Recommended| Minimum|
---|---|---|---
A (mm)| 650| 500|
B (mm)| 800| 700
C (mm)| 500| 300|
D (mm)| 300| 250|
E (mm)| 150| 100
F (mm)| 800| 700|

BURNER CHAMBER PLATE
The burner chamber plate has four threaded holes (M8) to attach the burner It is protected from heat by a blanket insulation.

COMBUSTION CHARACTERISTICS

HEATMASTER® WITHOUT BURNER| HeatMaster® 30 N| HeatMaster® 60 N| HeatMaster® 70 N| HeatMaster® 100 N
Maximum input| kW| 34.9| 69.9| 69.9| 107.0
Maximum output| kW| 31.4| 63.0| 63.0| 96.3
Maintenance loss at 60% of rated value| %| 0.69| 0.57| 0.60| 0.65

HEATMASTER® PROVIDED WITH A BG 2000-S BURNER

| HeatMaster® 30 N

+ BG 2000-S / 35

| HeatMaster® 60 N

+ BG 2000-S / 60

| HeatMaster® 70 N

+ BG 2000-S / 70

| HeatMaster®

100 N

+ BG 2000-S / 100

Maximum input (PCI) – [G20 – G25]| kW| 34.9| 69.9| 69.9| 107.0
Maximum input (PCI) – [G31]| kW| NC| 69.9| 69.9| 110.0
Maximum output – [G20 G25]| kW| 31.4| 63.0| 63.0| 96.3
Maximum output – [G31]| kW| NC| 63.0| 63.0| 99.0
Rated efficiency| %| 90.0| 90.1| 90.2| 90.5
Efficiency at 30% load| %| 95.0| 96.6| 96.7| 96.4
Combustion efficiency| %| 92.0| 91.2| 91.5| 92.1
Gas: G20 – 20 mbar| I2E(S) // I2H // I2Er // I2ELL // I2E // I2E(R)| | | |
Flow rate| m 3 /h| 3.70| 7.40| 7.40| 11.32
Gas: G25 – 25 mbar| I2L| | | |
Flow rate| m 3 /h| —| 8.60| 8.60| 13.17
Gas: G31 – 37/50 mbar| I3P| | | |
Flow rate| m 3 /h| 1.43| 2.86| 2.86| 4.50
HYDRAULIC CHARACTERISTICS
| HeatMaster® 30 N| HeatMaster® 60 N| HeatMaster® 70 N| HeatMaster® 100 N
Heating Connection [F]| Ø| 1”1/2| 1”1/2| 1”1/2| 1”1/2
DHW Connection [M]| Ø| 3/4”| 3/4”| 1”| 1”
DHW tank heat exchanger surface| m2| 2.46| 2.46| 3.14| 3.95
Primary circuit water pressure drop (∆T = 20K)| mbar| 27| 54| 46| 83
Total capacity| L| 162| 162| 239| 330
Primary circuit capacity| L| 82| 82| 108| 130
DOMESTIC HOT WATER PERFORMANCE ***
OPERATING CONDITIONS AT 90°C| HeatMaster® 30 N| HeatMaster® 60 N| HeatMaster® 70 N| HeatMaster® 100 N
Peak flow at 40°C [∆T = 30 K]| L/10’| 380| 474| 646| 905
Peak flow at 45°C [∆T = 35 K]| L/10’| 320| 378| 543| 777
Peak flow at 40°C [∆T = 30 K]| L/60’| 1130| 1942| 2133| 3172
Peak flow at 45°C [∆T = 35 K]| L/60’| 963| 1656| 1794| 2680
Constant flow at 40°C [∆T = 30 K]| L/h| 900| 1835| 1835| 2776
Constant flow at 45°C [∆T = 35 K]| L/h| 772| 1573| 1573| 2379
Reheat time at 60°C| minutes*| 18| 9| 16| 13
__ for DHW temperatures > 45°C (∆T > 35K), please contact ACV

The temperature of the domestic hot water can be adjusted up to 90 °C in the boiler. However, the temperature of the domestic hot water at the drawing point must comply with local regulations. (E.g. in Belgium, the maximum DHW water temperature at a drawing point must be 75°C for boilers < 70 kW). For special applications, please contact ACV.

BURNER
All the HeatMaster® N boilers can be equipped with an oil or gas burner available on the market. The HeatMaster® N can be factory fitted with a low NOx premix gas burner (BG 2000-S).

MAXIMUM OPERATING CONDITIONS

Maximum Service Pressure (DHW tank full of water)

• Primary circuit 3 bar
• DHW circuit 10 bar

Maximum Test Pressure (DHW tank full of water)

• Primary circuit 4.5 bar
• DHW circuit 13 bar

Maximum Operating Conditions

• Maximum temperature of primary fluid 90 °C
• Minimum temperature of primary fluid 60 °C

Water Quality

• Chlorides ≤ 150 mg/l (304)
• 6 ≤ pH ≤ 8

CHIMNEY CONNECTION CHARACTERISTICS

HEATMASTER® WITHOUT BURNER| HeatMaster® 30 N| HeatMaster® 60 N| HeatMaster® 70 N| HeatMaster® 100 N
Volume of the combustion chamber| m 3| 0.051| 0.051| 0.075| 0.075
Mass flow rate of combustion products| g/s| 15.2| 30.6| 30.6| 46.9
Max. pressure drop in flue pipe| Pa| 1| 60| 60| 140
Flue pipe diameter| mm| 150| 150| 150| 150
Net temperature| °C| 180| 195| 170| 170
B23| ✔| ✔| ✔| ✔
HEATMASTER® PROVIDED WITH AN ACV BG 2000-S BURNER| HeatMaster® 30 N

+ BG 2000-S / 35

| HeatMaster® 60 N

+ BG 2000-S / 60

| HeatMaster® 70 N

+ BG 2000-S / 70

| HeatMaster®

100 N

+ BG 2000-S / 100

Mass flow rate of combustion products| g/sec.| 16.0| 32.1| 32.1| 51.4
Net temperature| °C| 163| 186| 172| 165
B23| ✔| ✔| ✔| ✔
B23P| ✔| ✔| ✔| ✔
C13| ✔| ✔| ✔| ✔
C33(x)| ✔| ✔| ✔| ✔
C53(x)| ✔| ✔| ✔| ✔
C63(x) – only in Germany and Luxemburg| | | ✔|

BOILER ROOM

• make sure that all air vents are unobstructed at all times.
• do not store any flammable products in the boiler room.
• do not store any corrosive products, paint, solvents, salts, chloride products and other detergent products near the appliance.
• if you smell gas, do not switch on or off any lights, turn off the gas meter, ventilate the rooms and contact your installer.
• The base on which the boiler rests must be made of non-combustible materials.

CHIMNEY CONNECTION

• Chimney connection must comply with the applicable standards (NBN D51-003 in Belgium), and take into account the local requirements of the energy provider, the fire requirements and the regulation on “noise pollution”.
• The flue pipe size must not be smaller than the size of the boiler outlet connection

B23 and B23P type chimney connection
The boiler is connected to the chimney by a metal pipe rising at an angle from the boiler to the chimney. A flue disconnection piece is required. It must be easily removable to give access to the flue pipes when performing boiler maintenance. Due to the high efficiency of our boilers, the flue gases exit at a low temperature. Accordingly, there is a risk for the flue gases to condense, which could damage the chimney and the boiler. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to line the chimney.

Minimum supply of fresh air into the boiler room

• Fresh air supply
  • High
  • Low (B23 & B23P

Note:
Given that regulations vary from one country to another, the table above is given by way of indication only.

Type C Chimney Connection

• C13 : concentric horizontal connection
• C33(x): concentric vertical connection
• C53(x): parallel chimney connection
• C63(x): concentric vertical connection without terminal (Only in Germany and Luxemburg)

The maximum pressure drop in flue pipe (air inlet + flue gas outlet) cannot exceed 100 Pa – see table below indicating the pressure drop for each of the components).

This table is based on ACV equipment and cannot be applied as a rule In the case of a concentric connection, the total flue pipe length is limited to 6 meters. A condensation outlet connected to the sewer must be fitted close to the boiler to prevent the condensation products from the chimney from running into the boiler.   To avoid condensation water running out of the terminal, all horizontal flue ducts must be installed with a slight downward slope toward the boiler.

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

WIRING DIAGRAM

1. 230 Volt electrical supply connection plug
2. Master switch
3. High limit thermostat indicator
4. Manual reset high limit thermostat
5. Low primary water pressure indicator
6. Low water pressure switch
7. Daily timer
8. Summer/winter switch
9. Burner safety cutout warning indicator
10. Room temperature (option)
11. Heating pump (option)
12. Charging pump HeatMaster®
13. Burner
14. Flow rate sensor (option)
15. Automatic reset high limit thermostat (95°C)
16. Control thermostat

MAIN ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

HeatMaster®| 30 N / 60 N / 70 N / 100 N
| Rated voltage| V~| 230
| Rated frequency| Hz| 50
| Max. electrical consumption| W| 82
| Rated current| A| 6

This wiring is factory-installed to use an oil burner When using a BG 2000-S burner, it is imperative to move the electrical bridge (12-15) to (15-16).

• B. Blue
• Bk. Black
• Br. Brown
• G. Grey
• Gr. Green
• O. Orange
• Pk. Pink
• R. Red
• W. White
• Y. Yellow
• Y/Gr. Yellow/Green

INSTALLATION

PACKAGE CONTENTS
The appliances are delivered tested and packaged on a wooden support, protected by anti-shock corner pieces and wrapped in a plastic film. At product reception and after removal of packaging, check the package contents and that the appliance is free of damages.

Contents

• A HeatMaster® N boiler
• Installation, operation and maintenance instructions
• A hydraulic kit, comprised of:
  • A primary safety valve Ø 1/2″ F
  • A reducer Ø 1/4″ F – Ø 1/8″ M
  • A check-valve Ø 1/4″ F – Ø 1/4″ M
  • A draining valve Ø 1/2″ M

BOILER PREPARATION

DHW CONNECTION

• The DHW tank must be pressurized before putting the primary circuit (heating) under pressure. The HeatMaster® boiler can be connected directly to the DHW circuit. Flush the system before connecting the domestic hot water circuit. The installation must be fitted with an approved safety group, comprised of a 7 bar safety valve, a check valve and a shut-off valve. During the heating process, the domestic hot water expands and the pressure increases. As soon as the pressure exceeds the safety valve setting, the valve opens and discharges a small quantity of water. Using a hot water expansion vessel (2 liters at least) will prevent this phenomenon and reduce the water hammer effect.
  • The hot water output may reach temperatures in excess of 60°C, which can cause burns. ACV therefore recommends that you install a thermostatic mixing valve immediately after the appliance outlet.
  • If stop valves are used in the domestic hot water system, they can cause pressure changes when closed. Use devices designed to reduce water hammer effect to avoid this phenomenon.

1. Cold water supply valve
2. Check valve
3. Pressure reducing valve
4. Domestic hot water safety valve set at 7 bar
5. DHW circuit expansion vessel
6. DHW secondary pump (if fitted)
7. Thermostatic mixing valve
8. Draw-off tap
9. Draining valve
10. Stop valve for cleaning
11. Temperature relief valve (UK only)

EXAMPLE OF PARALLEL CONNECTION
Recommended for applications with a high constant flow.

EXAMPLE OF SERIES CONNECTION
Preferable for high-temperature applications with up to 3 units

EXAMPLE OF HEATING + STORAGE CONNECTION
Recommended for applications requiring a high peak flow.

HEATING CONNECTION

• The DHW tank must be pressurized before putting the primary circuit (heating) under pressure.

Two couplings are installed at the back of the HeatMaster®, that can be used to connect a central heating circuit. Connecting a heating system may reduce the domestic hot water performance.

EXPANSION VESSEL
The HeatMaster® 30 N and 60 N are fitted with an 8-liter expansion vessel. The HeatMaster® 70 N and 100 N are fitted with two 10-litre expansion vessels. These expansion vessels are sized for hot water operation only. If the heating system is connected to the primary circuit, calculate the expansion capacity necessary for the total volume of the heating system (refer to the technical instructions from a relevant manufacturer of expansion vessels).

WARNING
The primary safety valve is supplied with a plastic tube connected to the discharge outlet – this is for test purposes only and should be removed. The safety valve should be connected to the sewer using a metallic pipe, e.g. copper.

1. 4-way mixing valve
2. Heating pump
3. Check valve
4. Heating circuit isolating valves
5. Safety valve set at 3 bar with pressure gauge
6. Expansion vessel
7. Drain valve
8. Primary circuit filling valve
9. Controller
10. Contact sensor
11. Room thermostat
12. Outdoor temperature sensor

STARTING UP

FILLING THE DOMESTIC HOT WATER AND HEATING CIRCUITS IMPORTANT
Before pressurizing the central heating circuit, you should first put the domestic hot water tank under pressure.

FILLING THE DOMESTIC HOT WATER CIRCUIT

1. Open the filling valve (1) and the drawoff tap (2).
2. When water flows out of the tap, the hot water tank is full and the drawoff tap (2) should be closed.

PRELIMINARY FILLING OF THE HEATING CIRCUIT

1. Open the stop valves (A).
2. Make sure that the draining valve (D) is fully closed.
3. Open the filling valves (B and C) to start filling the primary circuit with mains water until you reach an approximate pressure of 1,5 bar in the system.
4. Bleed the boiler and the whole system using the automatic air bleed valve located on top of the appliance.

STARTING UP THE BOILER

STARTING THE BURNER

1. Set the boiler master switch on ”ON” and the summer/winter switch on the ” ”. symbol.
2. Rotate the boiler control thermostat clockwise to generate a heat demand.
3. Possibly increase the set temperature of the room thermostat, if installed.

ADJUSTING THE COMBUSTION

1. Refer to the starting up instructions detailed in the technical manual of the burner.
2. Adjust CO2 as described in the Starting-up paragraph of the burner.
3. Check temperatures and CO levels.

BLEEDING THE HEATING CIRCUIT

1. Bleed the heating circuit again to restore a 1.5 bar pressure.
2. Repeat the sequence until complete evacuation of the air contained in the circuit.

MAINTENANCE

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE
ACV recommends the boilers should be serviced at least once a year. Maintenance and burner control must be performed by a qualified engineer. More frequent servicing may be required depending on boiler use. If this is the case, consult your installer for advice.

BOILER MAINTENANCE

1. Put the master switch on the control panel on “OFF” and isolate the power supply to the unit.
2. Turn off the gas or oil supply to the boiler.
3. Remove the flue pipe to gain access to the top of the boiler
4. Remove the casing top panel and lift off the flue reduction collar by releasing the fastening bolts.
5. Remove the turbulators from the flue pipes for cleaning.
6. Unscrew the burner chamber plate and remove the burner
7. Brush the flue pipes.
8. Clean the burner chamber and the burner.
9. Reassemble turbulators, flue reduction collar and flue pipe, checking that the gasket of the flue reduction collar is in good condition. Replace the gasket if necessary.

MAINTENANCE OF THE SAFETY DEVICES

• Check that all thermostats and safety devices are working properly.
• Test the safety valves on the central heating and hot water circuits.

SERVICING THE BURNER
For all burners, please refer to the relevant servicing and troubleshooting instructions in the technical manual of your burner. DRAINING THE BOILER Water flowing out of the drain valve may be extremely hot and could cause severe scalding. Keep people away from the discharge of hot water.

DRAINING THE HEATING CIRCUIT

1. Put the master switch of the control panel on OFF, isolate the external electrical supply and turn off the gas or oil supply to the boiler.
2. Close the isolating valves (4) or put manually the 4-way mixing valve (1) on “0”.
3. Connect a hose to the draining valve (7).
4. Open the draining valve to empty the primary circuit.

DRAINING THE DHW CIRCUIT

1. Put the master switch of the control panel on OFF, isolate the external electrical supply and turn off the gas or oil supply to the boiler.
2. Release the pressure in the heating circuit until the pressure gauge indicates 0 bar.
3. Close valves (1) and (8).
4. Open valves (9) and (10) (first 9 then 10).
5. Allow the drained water to flow into the sewer.

• For the circuit to be drained, the draining valve (9) must be located at ground level.

EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

• Product type: Low-temperature boiler – Gas For Industrial Use Only
• Name and address of manufacturer: Groupe Atlantic Manufacturing Belgium Rue Henry Becquerel, 1 7180 Seneffe Belgium

This declaration of conformity is issued under the sole responsibility of the manufacturer.

• Model:
  • HeatMaster HM 30 N
  • HeatMaster HM 60 N
  • HeatMaster HM 70 N
  • HeatMaster HM 100 N

We declare hereby that the appliances specified above are conform to the following Regulations/Directives:

Regulation/ Directive Description Date

2006/42/EC                              Machinery Directive 17.05.2006

2014/35/EU                              Voltage Limits Directive 26.02.2014

2014/30/EU                   Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 26.02.2014

2021/0105                      Regulation on Machinery 21.04.2021

Signed for and on behalf of Groupe Atlantic Manufacturing Belgium

• www.acv.com

Groupe Atlantic Manufacturing Belgium Rue Henry Becquerel, 1 7180 Seneffe Belgium

References

• ACV Excellence in hot water - ACV

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