Technical Information, Underfloor Heating System/Dhw Circulation - Wolf CGS-2-14/120L Installation Instructions Manual

Underfloor heating system
When using pipes impermeable to oxygen, an underfloor
heating system can be connected directly to a heat source with
up to 10 kW heating output, subject to system pressure drop.
Always install a temperature monitor for the underfloor heating
system to protect the pipes from overheating.
The output of the integrated pump should be increased if un-
derfloor heating is connected (parameters HG16 and HG17).
Recommendation HG16 Þ 75% and HG17 Þ 100%
When connecting an underfloor heating system with an output
demand in excess of approx. 10 kW, a 3-way mixer (accesso-
ries MM) and an additional pump are required.
Install a regulating valve in the return; this can be used to
reduce the excessive head of the additional pump if required.
Ensure the system user cannot adjust any regu-
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lating valves.
note
When using pipes that are permeable to oxygen, it is
necessary to provide hydraulic separation by means
of a heat exchanger. Inhibitors are not permissible.
If an additional heating circuit is operated in parallel to the
underfloor heating system, it must be hydraulically matched
to the underfloor heating system.
When operating the condensing boiler in conjunc-
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tion with an underfloor heating system, we recom-
note
mend sizing the usable volume of a diaphragm ex-
pansion vessel 20 % larger than recommended by
DIN 4807-2. An diaphragm expansion vessel of
insufficient size results in oxygen ingress into the
heating system, causing corrosion damage.
For heating systems with plastic pipes, we recommend the
use of impermeable pipes to prevent the diffusion of oxygen
through the pipe walls. In heating systems
DHW circulation
Insulate DHW circulation lines according to the statutory
regulations. Connect the DHW circulation pump to the appli-
ance control unit at output A1, as 3 different DHW circulation
programs can be set with parameter HG14.
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37. Technical information, underfloor
heating system/DHW circulation
Fig.: Underfloor heating system
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