STIEBEL ELTRON HDB-E 11 Comfort Instantaneous Water Heater Instruction Manual

STIEBEL ELTRON HDB-E 11 Comfort Instantaneous Water Heater

SPECIAL INFORMATION

• The appliance may be used by children aged 3 and older and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or a lack of ex­perience and know-how, provided that they are supervised or they have been instructed on how to use the appliance safely and have understood the potential risks. Children must never play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision.
• During operation, the tap can reach tempera­tures up to 70 °C. There is a risk of scalding at outlet temperatures in excess of 43 °C.
• The appliance is suitable for supplying a shower (shower operation).
• Ensure the appliance can be separated from the power supply by an isolator that discon­nects all poles with at least 3 mm contact separation.
• The specified voltage must match the power supply.
• The appliance must be connected to the earth conductor.
• The appliance must be permanently connect­ed to fixed wiring.
• Secure the appliance as described in chapter “Installation / Installation”.
• Observe the application limits (see chapter
• “Installation / Specification / Data table”).
• The specific water resistivity of the mains water supply must not be undershot (see chapter “Installation / Specification / Data table”).
• Drain the appliance as described in chapter “Installation / Maintenance/ Draining the appliance”.

OPERATION

General information

The chapters “Special information” and “Operation” are intended for appliance users and qualified contractors.
The chapter “Installation” is intended for qualified contractors.

Notice
Read these instructions carefully before using the appli­ance and retain them for future reference.
Pass on these instructions to a new user if required.

Safety instructions
Structure of safety instructions

SIGNAL WORD Type of risk
Here, possible consequences are listed that may result from failure to observe the safety instructions.
Steps to prevent the risk are listed.

Symbols, type of risk

Signal words

Safety
Other symbols in this documentation

Notice
General information is identified by the adjacent symbol.

• Read these texts carefully.
• This symbol indicates that you have to do something. The ac­tion you need to take is described step by step.

Units of measurement

Notice
All measurements are given in mm unless stated oth­ wise.

Safety

Intended use
The appliance is intended for heating domestic hot water and can supply one or more draw-off points.
The appliance is intended for domestic use. It can be used safely by untrained persons. The appliance can also be used in non-do­mestic environments, e.g. in small businesses, as long as it is used in the same way.
Any other use beyond that described shall be deemed inappro­priate. Observation of these instructions and of the instructions for any accessories used is also part of the correct use of this appliance.

General safety instructions

CAUTION Burns
During operation, the tap can reach temperatures up to 70 °C.
There is a risk of scalding at outlet temperatures in ex­cess of 43 °C.

CAUTION Burns
If children or persons with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities use the appliance, a permanent and unchangeable temperature limit is necessary. Ask your qualified contractor to adjust the maximum temperature.

WARNING Injury
The appliance may be used by children aged 3 and older and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or a lack of experience and know-how, pro­vided that they are supervised or they have been in­structed on how to use the appliance safely and have understood the potential risks. Children must never play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision.

Property damage
The user should protect the appliance and its tap against frost.

Test mark
See type plate on the appliance.

Appliance description

The appliance switches on automatically as soon as you open the hot water valve on the tap. When you close the tap, the appliance switches off again automatically.
The appliance heats water as it flows through it. The temperature is adjustable inside the appliance. Upwards of a certain flow rate, the control unit selects the required heating output, subject to the temperature selected and the cold water temperature.

The electronically controlled instantaneous water heater with automatic output matching maintains a consistent outlet temper­ature. It does so irrespective of the inlet temperature, up to the maximum output of the appliance.
This appliance is not approved for reheating preheated water.

Heating system
The bare wire heating system is enclosed within a pressure-tested plastic jacket. The heating system with its stainless steel heater spiral is suitable for hard and soft water areas and is largely in­susceptible to scale build-up. The heating system ensures rapid and efficient DHW provision.

Notice
The appliance is equipped with an air detector that large­ ly prevents damage to the heating system. If, during op­eration, air is drawn into the appliance, the appliance shuts down heating output for one minute to protect the heating system.

Settings
Following an interruption of the water supply

Property damage

To ensure that the bare wire heating system is not dam­aged following an interruption to the water supply, the appliance must be recommissioned by taking the following steps.

• Disconnect the appliance from the power supply by removing the fuses/tripping the MCBs.
• Open and close all connected draw-off valves several times for at least one minute until all air has been purged from the pipework and the appliance.
• Switch on the power supply again.

Settings

Setting the temperature
The DHW outlet temperature is set at the factory to 55 °C (relative to a rated voltage of 400 V, see chapter “Installation/ Commis­sioning/ Preparations”). Your qualified contractor can set a lower temperature inside the appliance.

Notice
If the outlet temperature is not high enough when thedraw-off valve is fully open, then more water is flowing through the appliance that can be heated by the heating system (appliance working at maximum output).

• Reduce the water volume at the tap.

Recommended settings
Your instantaneous water heater offers maximum precision and maximum convenience in DHW provision. If you nonetheless operate the appliance with a thermostatic valve, we recommend] that you:

• Ask your qualified contractor to set the temperature to 55 °C inside the appliance. Then set the required set temperature on the thermostatic valve.

Saving energy
The following recommended settings will result in the lowest energy consumption:

• 35 °C for hand washbasins
• – 55 °C for kitchen sin ks

Temperature limits (qualified contractors)
If required, the qualified contractor can set a permanent temperature limit, for example in nurseries, hospitals, etc.
Limiting it in this way prevents water from flowing out of the appliance at temperatures that could cause injury.

Cleaning, care and maintenance

• Never use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents. A damp cloth is sufficient for cleaning the unit.
• Check the taps regularly. Limescale deposits at the tap outlets can be removed using commercially available descaling agents.

Troubleshooting

If you cannot remedy the fault, contact your qualified contractor. To facilitate and speed up your enquiry, please provide the serial number from the type plate (000000-0000-000000).

INSTALLATION

Safety

Only a qualified contractor should carry out the installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair of the appliance.

General safety instructions
We guarantee trouble-free function and operational reliability only if original accessories and spare parts intended for the appliance are used.

Property damage
Observe the maximum inlet temperature. Higher temperatures may damage the appliance. You can limit the maximum inlet temperature by installing a central thermostatic valve.

WARNING Electrocution
This appliance contains capacitors which are discharged when disconnected from the power supply. The capacitor discharge voltage may briefly exceed > 60 V DC.

Instructions, standards and regulations
Notice

Observe all applicable national and regional regulations and instructions.

• The IP 24 / IP 25 protection rating can only be ensured with a correctly fitted cable grommet.
• The electrical resistivity of the water must not fall below that stated on the type plate. In a linked water network, take into consideration the lowest electrical resistivity of the water.
  Your water supply utility will advise you of the electrical resistivity or conductivity of the water in your area.

Appliance description

Standard delivery

The following are delivered with the appliance:

• Wall mounting bracket
• Installation template
• 2 twin nipples
• 3-way ball shut-off valve for cold water
• Tee for domestic hot water
• Flat gaskets
• Strainer
• Plastic profile washer
• Plastic connection pieces/ installation aid
• Cover and back panel guides
• Jumper for temperature setting
• Jumper for changing the output (only for appliances with adjustable output)

Accessories
Taps

• MEKD mono lever kitchen pressure tap
• MEBD mono lever bath pressure tap

Water plugs G ½ A
If you use taps other than the recommended pressure taps on finished walls, please use the plugs.

Installation set, surface-mounted

• Solder fitting – copper pipe for soldered connection 0 12 mm
• Press fitting – copper pipe
• Press fitting – plastic pipe (suitable for Viega: Sanfix-Plus or Sa nfix-Fosta)

Universal mounting frame

• Mounting frame with electrical connections

Pipe assembly for under sink appliances
You will need the undersink installation set if you make the water connections (G 3/a A) at the top of the appliance.

Pipe assembly for offset installation
Use this pipe assembly if you intend to offset the appliance by up to 90 mm downwards from the water connection.

Pipe assembly for replacing a gas water heater
You will need this pipe assembly set if the existing installation has gas water heater connections (cold water connection on the left-hand side, DHW connection on the right-hand side).

Pipe assembly for DHB water plug-in couplings
Use the water plug-in couplings if the existing installation contains water plug-in connections from a DHB water heater.

Load shedding relay (LR 1-A)
The load-shedding relay for installation in the distribution board provides priority control for the instantaneous water heater when other appliances, such as electric storage heaters, are being operated simultaneously.

Preparation

Installation site

Property damage
Install the appliance in a room that is free from the risk of frost.

• Always install the appliance vertically and near the draw-off point. For horizontal installation, see chapter “Installation alternatives/ Horizontal installation of the appliance”.

The appliance is suitable for undersink and oversink installation.

Undersink installation

1. Cold water inlet
2. DHW outlet

Oversink installation

1. Cold water inlet
2. DHW outlet

Notice

•  Mount the appliance on the wall. The wall must have sufficient load-bearing capacity.

Minimum clearances

Maintain the minimum clearances to ensure trouble-free op­eration of the appliance and facilitate maintenance work.

Water installation

• Flush the water line thoroughly.

Taps
Use appropriate pressure taps. Open vented taps are not per­missible.

Notice
Never use the 3-way ball shut-off valve in the cold water inlet to reduce the flow rate. The 3-way ball shut-off valve is intended only to shut off the cold water inlet.

Permissible water line materials

• Cold water supply line:
  Pipes made from galvanised steel, stainless steel, copper orplastic

• DHW outlet line:

Pipes made from stainless steel, copper or plastic

Property damage
If plastic pipework systems are used, take into account the maximum inlet temperature and the maximum permissible pressure.

Flow rate

• Ensure that the flow rate for switching on the appliance is achieved.
• If the required flow rate is not achieved when the drawoff valve is fully open, increase the water line pressure. If the flow rate is still not achieved, remove the flow limiter (see chapter “Installation/Installation/ Removing the flow limiter”).

Installation

For further installation options, see chapter “Alternative instal­lation methods”.

Standard installation
Opening the appliance

• Open the appliance by holding the fascia at the side and pull­ing forwards away from the appliance cover. Undo the screw. Pivot open the appliance cover.
• Remove the back panel by pressing the two locking tabs and pulling the lower back panel section forwards.

Preparing the power cable on unfinished walls, for connection from below

1. Cable entry installation aid

• Prepare the power cable.

Fitting the wall mounting bracket

• Mark out the holes for drilling using the installation tem­plate. If the appliance is to be installed on finished walls, also mark out the fixing hole in the lower section of the template.
• Drill the holes and secure the wall mounting bracket at 2 points using suitable fixing materials (screws and rawl plugs are not part of the standard delivery).
• Fit the wall mounting bracket.

Installing the twin nipples

Property damage
Carry out all water connection and installation work in accordance with regulations.

• Seal and insert the twin nipples.

Making the water connection

1. DHW with tee
2. Gasket
3. Cold water with 3-way ball shut-off valve 4 Strainer
4. Plastic profile washer

• Secure the tee and 3-way ball shut-off valve, each with a flat gasket, to the twin nipple.

Property damage
The strainer must be fitted for the appliance to function.

• When replacing an appliance, check whether the strainer is installed.

Removing the flow limiter

Notice
If you are using a thermostatic valve, you must not re­ move the flow limiter.
If the flow rate is too low, remove the flow limiter. To do this, remove the function module from the appliance back panel.

• Release the locking tab.
• Push the function module on the back panel gently backwards.
• Remove the function module from the appliance back panel by pulling it slightly forwards and lifting it off.

1. Cold water pipe bend with recess for spring clip
2. 0-ring
3. Flow limiter
4. Spring clip
5. Heater

• Remove the cold water pipe bend and the 0-ring.
• Remove the flow limiter from the cold water inlet of the heater using a pointed object or suitable pliers.
• Fit the cold water pipe bend with the 0-ring.

Property damage
The 0-ring must be fitted to prevent the appliance from leaking.

• As part of the installation, check that the 0-ring is in place.
• Secure the cold water pipe bend with the spring clip.

Property damage
Ensure that the spring clip is located behind the recess in the pipe bend and that it is securely holding the pipe bend in place.

• Fit the function module on the appliance back panel in reverse order until it clicks into place.

Installing the appliance

Notice
If you are installing the appliance with flexible pipe con­ nections, also secure the back panel with a screw.  

1. Cable entry installation aid
2. Cable grommet

Use the installation aid for easier wiring access through the cable grommet (see plastic parts set supplied).

• Remove the cable grommet from the back panel.
• Pull the cable grommet over the cable sheath of the power cable. For large cable cross-sections, enlarge the hole in the cable grommet if necessary.

• Remove the transport protection plugs from the appliance pipe connections.
• Bend the power cable 45° upwards.
• Route the power cable and cable grommet through the back panel from the rear.
• Install the appliance on the threaded studs of the wall mounting bracket.
• Press the back panel firmly into place, aligning it correctly.
• Lock the fixing toggle by turning it 90° clockwise.
• Pull the cable grommets into the back panel until both lock­ ing tabs engage.

• Fit the pipe connections with flat gaskets onto the water connections.
• Open the 3-way ball shut-off valve or the shut-off valve in the cold water supply line.

Making the electrical connection

WARNING Electrocution
Carryout all electrical connection and installation work  in accordance with relevant regulations.

WARNING Electrocution

• The connection to the power supply must be in the form of a permanent connection in conjunction with the re­movable cable grommet. Ensure the appliance can be separated from the power supply by an isolator that dis­connects all poles with at least 3 mm contact separation.

WARNING Electrocution

• Ensure that the appliance is connected to the earth con­ ductor.

Property damage
Observe the type plate. The specified rated voltage must match the power supply.

• Connect the power cable to the mains terminal.

Fitting the lower back panel section

1. Diffuser on lower back panel

• Fit the lower back panel section into the back panel. Check that both locking tabs are engaged.
• Align the mounted appliance by undoing the fixing toggle, aligning the power supply and back panel, and then re-tightening the fixing toggle. If the back panel does not sit flush against the wall, you can secure the appliance at the bottom with an additional screw.

Property damage
The cover plate of the lower back panel section must not bend when installed.

Commissioning

Preparation
Adjusting the temperature via jumper slot

• Install the jumper in the required position(= approximate temperature in °C) on the “Tmax” pin strip.

Notice

Ensure that the set temperature is available at a rated voltage of 400 V. If the rated voltage is lower, the outlet temperature is reduced. The table below shows the effect on the outlet temperature subject to the applied rated voltage and the set temperature.

Cold water inlet temperature: 15 °C
Changing the connected load via the jumper slot; only for appliances with selectable connected load
If you select a connected load other than the factory setting for appliances with selectable connected load, you will need to repo­sition the jumper.

• Install the jumper in the required position on the “Pmax” pin strip.

Initial start-up

• Open and close all connected draw-off valves several times for at least one minute until all air has been purged from the pipework and the appliance.
• Carry out a tightness check.

• Activate the safety switch by firmly pressing the reset button (the appliance is delivered with the safety switch disabled).

Notice
For undersink installation, the appliance cover can be turned the other way up; see chapter “Installation alternatives/ Rotated appliance cover ”.

• Hook the appliance cover at the top rear into the back panel.
  Pivot the appliance cover downwards. Check that the appliance cover is securely seated both top and bottom.

Shutting down the system

• Tick the selected connected load and rated voltage on the ap­pliance cover type plate (on both sides). Use a ballpoint pen to do this.
• Secure the appliance cover with the screw.
• Fit the fascia to the appliance cover.
• Remove the protective film from the front panel.
• Switch on the power supply.

Appliance handover

• Explain the appliance function to users and familiarise them with how it works.
• Make users aware of potential dangers, especially the risk of scalding.
• Hand over the instructions.

Recommissioning
Property damage
To ensure that the bare wire heating system is not damaged following an interruption to the water supply, the appliance must be recommissioned by taking the following steps.

• Disconnect the appliance from the power supply by removing the fuses/tripping the MCBs.
• Open and close all connected draw-off valves several times for at least one minute until all air has been purged from the pipework and the appliance.
• Switch on the power supply again.

Shutting down the system

• Isolate all poles of the appliance from the power supply.
• Drain the appliance (see chapter “Maintenance / Draining the appliance”).

Installation alternatives

Overview of installation alternatives

WARNING Electrocution

Before any work on the appliance, disconnect all poles from the power supply.
Electrical connection from above on unfinished walls

1. Cable entry installation aid

• Prepare the power cable.

1. Cable routing

• Reposition the mains terminal from the bottom to the top. To do this, undo the fixing screw. Turn the mains terminal with connecting cables 180° clockwise. Route the cable around the cable guide when doing so. Secure the mains terminal in place.
• Replace the cable grommets.
• Install the cable grommet from the top at the bottom.
• Pull the cable grommet over the cable sheath of the power cable.
• Install the appliance on the threaded studs of the wall mounting bracket.
• Push the back panel firmly against the wall. Lock the fixing toggle by turning it 90° clockwise.
• Pull the cable grommets into the back panel until both locking tabs engage.
• Connect the power cable to the mains terminal.

WARNING Electrocution
The connecting wires must not protrude beyond the level of the mains terminal.

Electrical connection on unfinished walls from below with short power cable

• Reposition the mains terminal further downwards. To do this, undo the fixing screw. Secure the mains terminal in place.

Electrical connection, surface-mounted

Notice
This type of connection changes the IP rating of the ap­ pliance.

• Change the type plate. Cross out “IP 25” and mark the box “IP 24”. Use a ballpoint pen to do this.

1. Cable grommet

• Prepare the power cable. Fit the cable grommet.

Property damage

If you break out the wrong knock-out in the back panel/ appliance cover by mistake, you must use a new back panel/appliance cover.

• Cleanly cut and break out the required cable entries from the back panel and appliance cover (for the positions, see chap­ter “Specification / Dimensions and connections”). Deburr any sharp edges with a file.
• Route the power cable through the cable grommet.
• Connect the power cable to the mains terminal.

Connecting a load shedding relay
Install a load shedding relay in the distribution board in conjunc­tion with other electric appliances, e.g. electric storage heaters. The relay responds when the instantaneous water heater starts.

Property damage
Connect the phase that switches the load shedding relay to the indicated terminal of the mains terminal in the appliance (see chapter “Specification / Wiring diagram”).

Water installation, surface-mounted

Notice

•  This type of connection changes the IP rating of the ap­ pliance.
• Change the type plate. Cross out “IP 25” and mark the box “IP 24”. Use a ballpoint pen to do this.

• Fit water plugs with gaskets to seal the concealed connec­tions. All taps obtained as accessories are supplied with plugs and gaskets in the standard delivery. For pressure taps other than those recommended by us, plugs and gaskets can be ordered as accessories.
• Fit a suitable pressure tap.
• Push the lower back panel section under the connection of the tap and push it into the back panel.
• Secure the connection pipes to the tee and the 3-way ball shut-off valve.

Notice
You can break off the pipe fitting tabs on the lower back panel section if required.

Water installation on finished walls with solder/press fittings

Notice
This type of connection changes the IP rating of the ap­ pliance.

• Change the type plate. Cross out “IP 25” and mark the box “IP 24”. Use a ballpoint pen to do this.

You can connect copper or plastic pipes with the accessories “sol­der fitting” or “press fitting”.

With “solder fitting” with threaded fitting for 12 mm copper pipes, proceed as follows:

• Push the union nuts over the connection pipes.
• Solder the inserts to the copper pipes.
• Push the lower back panel section under the connection pipes of the tap and push it into the back panel.
• Secure the connection pipes to the tee and the 3-way ball shut-off valve.

Notice
Observe the tap manufacturer’s instructions.

Fitting appliance cover for water installation on finished walls

1. Back panel guides
2. Screw
3. Cover guides with sealing lips on the pipe side
4. Pipe knock-out

• Cleanly saw and broke out the pipe knock-outs in the appliance cover. If necessary, use a file.
• Click the cover guides into place in the knock-outs.

Only if using the “solder fitting” accessory and with precise adherence to all installation dimensions

• Break the sealing lips out of the cover guides.
• Position the back panel guides on the pipes. Push them to­gether. Then push the guides against the back panel as far they will go.
• Secure the lower back panel section with a screw.

Notice
You can use the cover guides with sealing lips to com­ pensate for a slight offset of the connection pipes and/ or if using the “press fitting” accessory. In this case, the back panel guides are not fitted.

Lower back panel section installation with threaded fittings on finished walls

1. Lower back panel section
2. Connection piece in the standard delivery
3. Screw

If using threaded fittings on finished walls, the lower back panel section can also be installed after fitting the taps. To do this, carry out the following steps:

• Cut open the lower back panel section.
• Fit the lower back panel section by bending it out at the sides and guiding it over the pipes.
• Insert the connection pieces into the lower back panel sec­tion from behind.
• Click the lower back panel section into place.
• Secure the lower back panel section with a screw.

Wall mounting bracket when replacing an appliance

An existing STIEBEL ELTRON wall mounting bracket may be used when replacing appliances (except the DHF instantaneous water heater). as long as the fixing screw is in the lower right position.
Replacing a DHF instantaneous water heater

• Reposition the fixing screw on the wall mounting bracket (the fixing screw has a self-tapping thread).
• Rotate the wall mounting bracket 180 ° and mount it on the wall (the DHF logo is then turned towards you).13.10 Installation with offset tiles

Installation with offset tiles

1. Minimum contact area of the appliance
2. Maximum tile offset

• Adjust the wall clearance. Lock the back panel in place using the fixing toggle (turn 90° clockwise).

Rotated appliance cover
The appliance cover can be turned the other way up for undersink installation.

• Remove the front panel from the appliance cover by pressing the locking tabs and taking out the front panel.
• Turn the appliance cover (not the appliance) the other way up and refit the front panel. Keeping it parallel, push the front panel in until all locking tabs engage. When engaging the locking tabs, apply counter pressure by pushing against the appliance cover from the inside.

A WARNING Electrocution

. All 4 locking tabs on the front panel must click into place. The locking tabs must be complete and undamaged. If the front panel is not inserted correctly, user protection against contact with live components cannot be ensured.

• Hook the appliance cover in at the bottom. Pivot the appli­ance cover up to the back panel.
• Secure the appliance cover.
• Fit the cover onto the appliance cover.

Horizontal installation of the appliance

Notice
For the horizontal installation alternative, please note the following points:

• Installation is only permissible with direct wall mounting. The universal mounting frame cannot be used.
• The installation versions “Installation with offset tiles” and “Rotated appliance cover” are not permis­sible.
• This type of connection changes the IP rating of the appliance. Cross out “IP 25” on the type plate and mark the box “IP 24”. Use a ballpoint pen to do this.

Horizontal installation
The appliance can also be mounted horizontally on the wall (turned 90° to the left, with the water connections on the right). The installation, water and electrical connections are described in chapters “Standard install I action” and “I stand I lation alternatives”.

1. Cold water inlet
2. DHW outlet

Preparation
The appliance cover must be provided with a condensate drain opening of min. 0 5.0 mm to max. 0 6.0 mm at the marked po­sition.

1. Appliance cover with opening for condensate drain
2.  Back panel with additional fixing screw

• Drill a hole from the outside through the dismantled appli­ance cover at the marked point. Alternatively, you can punch a hole in the appliance cover from the inside at the marked point. In this case, you must then enlarge the hole to the required diameter from the outside. Deburr any sharp edges with a file.
• Secure the appliance back panel with an additional screw.

Property damage
An appliance cover with an existing condensate drain opening must no longer be used for vertical installation of the appliance.

Service information

Overview of connections

1. Flow sensor
2. High limit safety cut-out, automatic reset
3. Pin strips for connected load and temperature 4 Diagnostic traffic light

Appliance cover retainer

Troubleshooting

A WARNING Electrocution
To test the appliance, it must be connected to the power supply.

Notice
When testing the appliance using the diagnostic traffic light, water must be flowing.

Maintenance

WARNING Electrocution
Before any work on the appliance, disconnect all poles from the power supply.
This appliance contains capacitors which are discharged when disconnected from the power supply. The capacitor discharge voltage may briefly exceed > 60 V DC.

Draining the appliance
The appliance can be drained for maintenance work.

WARNING Burns
Hot water may escape when you drain the appliance.

• Close the 3-way ball shut-off valve or the shut-off valve in the cold water supply line.
• Open all draw-off valves.
• Undo the pipe connections from the appliance.
• Store the dismantled appliance free from the risk of frost, as water residues remaining inside the appliance can freeze and cause damage.

Clean the strainer
If the strainer in the threaded cold water fitting is dirty, clean it. Close the 3-way ball shut-off valve or the shut-off valve in the cold water supply line before removing, cleaning and refitting the strainer.

Specification

Dimensions and connections

Alternative connection options

Wiring diagram 3/PE ~ 380-400 V

1. Power PCB with integral safety switch
2. Bare wire heating system
3. High limit safety cut-out
4. Mains terminal

Priority control with LR 1-A

1. Control cable to the contactor of the second appliance (e.g. electric storage heater)
2. Control contact drops out when switching the instantaneous water heater on

Specification

DHW output
The DHW output is subject to the connected power supply, the appliance’s connected load and the cold water inlet temperature. The rated voltage and rated output can be found on the type plate.

Application areas / conversion table
Electrical resistivity and electrical conductivity

Pressure drop
Taps

Sizing the pipework
When calculating the size of the pipework, an appliance pressure drop of 0.1 MPa is recommended.

Fault conditions
In the event of a fault, loads up to 80 °( at a pressure of 1.0 MPa can occur briefly in the installation.

Energy consumption data
Product datasheet: Conventional water heaters to regulation (EU) no. 812/2013 I 814/2013 / (S.I. 2019 No. 539 / Schedule 2)

Data table

• The temperatures are relative to a rated voltage of 400 V.

Notice
The appliance conforms to IEC 61000-3-12.

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This will not affect warranties issued by any importers.

Environment and recycling

• Dispose of the appliances and materials after use in accor­dance with national regulations.
• If a crossed-out waste bin is pictured on the ap­pliance, take the appliance to your local waste and recycling centre or nearest retail take-back point for reuse and recycling.

This document is made of recyclable paper.
Dispose of the document at the end of the ap­’pliance’s life cycle in accordance with national regulations.

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