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ProtecTor
A new dimension in door screening
Installation and operating manual
Vent plug
Drain (standing unit)
Possible installation showing pipe-
work on site
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Note: Note the relevant standards and directives relating to the hydraulic
installation (e.g. on-site hydraulic balancing/shut-off devices).
• Route the pipes so that no mechanical stresses are transferred to the heat
exchanger, and accessibility to the unit is not impaired for maintenance
and repair work.
• Provide venting for the pipes on site.
• Properly seal pipe connections not in use.
• Important note: The heat exchanger is suitable for use with hot water
heating systems in compliance with DIN 18380. Ensure that operating
conditions and water quality conform to VDI 2035 and comply with
industry-standard installation regulations.
• Before fitting, fit the different connections with appropriate on-site clo-
sures, e.g. filling, drainage and venting devices.
• The drain connection is underneath the basic unit with the "standing"
version (see image on left).
Depending on the situation on site, before installing the unit, put in place
appropriate measures to ensure that any necessary drainage of the unit
can be done with ease.
One option might be to route pipework on site with a drainage valve
at the end. The pipework needs to be properly installed. Pay particular
attention to damage/irreparable damage from external influences, such
as being driven over, walked on etc.
Important! Hold the connections on the heat exchanger with a pipe
wrench or other suitable tool when connecting the pipework.
7. Factory-fitted accessories
Description of accessories
Frost protection thermostat
Repair switch
Components can be combined.
Suffix to the ProtecTor type
. . . . . . F
. . . . . . R
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