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- Page 1 2020-07-21 0000000171 V.025 2707 93113-005 PelletsCompact 33-50 kW Installation...
- Page 2 ETA Heiztechnik Gewerbepark 1 A-4716 Hofkirchen an der Trattnach Tel: +43 (0) 7734 / 22 88 -0 Fax: +43 (0) 7734 / 22 88 -22 info@eta.co.at www.eta.co.at...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents General ................5 Preface. - Page 4 11.9 Ventilation..............72 www.eta.co.at...
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Page 5: General
ETAtouch control system of your ETA boiler. A LAN cable is required for the connection Types of safety instruction from the ETAtouch control system to the internet modem. -
Page 6: Warranty, Guarantee And Liability
ÖNORM H 5195-1. Details can be found in chapter expert, we exclude defects in our delivery and conse- "Water hardness". quential damages resulting from this cause from our warranty, guarantee and liability. www.eta.co.at... -
Page 7: Dismantling, Disposal
Repair of defects For repairs of defects carried out by the customer or by a third party, ETA shall only bear the costs or remain obligated by warranty if this work was approved in writing in advance by the customer service of ETA Heiztechnik GmbH. -
Page 8: Technical Data
14.6 - Rated capacity 32.9 40.0 45.0 49.9 92.2 / 92.3 / 92.4 / 92.5 / Efficiency at partial / full load 94.4 93.3 92.5 91.8 Transport dimensions W x D x H 1175 x 805 x 1390 Weight www.eta.co.at... - Page 9 Technical data PelletsCompact Unit Water content litres Available residual pump head at ΔT = 20 °C for buffer opera- 4.7 / 4.2 / 3.5 / 3.3 / mWs / m³/h tion 1.40 1.70 1.92 2.13 Water-side pressure drop (ΔT=20 °C) over internal hydraulic 3100 / 4600 / 5900 /...
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Page 10: Energy Labelling
0.15 0.15 0.155 0.121 mum load Electrical power consumption at partial 0.07 0.07 0.07 0.063 load Electrical power consumption in ready 0.011 0.011 0.011 0.011 mode Energy efficiency class boiler Energy efficiency index boiler Energy efficiency class "package-sys- tem" www.eta.co.at... - Page 11 Technical data Energy Labelling PelletsCompact 33-50 kW Model identification Unit PC33 PC33 PC40 PC40 PC45 PC45 PC50 PC50 Energy efficiency index "package-sys- tem" Seasonal space heating energy efficien- mg/m³ Seasonal space heating emissions - dust <40 <40 <40 <40 <40 <40 <40 <40...
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Page 12: Regulations, Standards And Guidelines
EN 15287-1, flue systems for heating appliances dependent on ambient air - planning, installation and commissioning • In Germany, DIN 18160 "Flue systems – planning and design" • In Austria, ÖNORM H 5170 "Heating systems – construction and fire safety requirements" www.eta.co.at... -
Page 13: Ce-Conformity
Heating boilers, Part 1 and 4 We hereby declare that the product in its standard design as stated here corresponds to the above provisions. The technical documentation for this product is administered by ETA Heiztechnik GmbH. Hofkirchen, 31/10/2018 Ing. Johann Eibelhuber... -
Page 14: Boiler Room
[kW] tion from land Requirements for the boiler room ETA) Boiler rooms must be built with fire-resistant F90 (EI90) walls and ceilings; in Switzerland El30 up to 70 kW and EI60 over 70 kW. An escape door to a corridor or to the outside is required. - Page 15 Boiler room In Austria, no more than a week's supply of wood may be stored next to the boiler. For pellets, a separate storeroom EI90 (F90) with a EI30 (T30) door is required. As a result of amendments to building laws, up to 10 tonnes of pellets may be stored in the boiler room in some states.
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Page 16: Safety
This action prevents the boiler temperature from rising further and triggering further safety devices such as the safety temperature limiter. www.eta.co.at... - Page 17 Safety Safety devices Heat dissipation is limited by the selected maximum flow temperature in the heating circuits and the target hot water temperature. Safety shutdown by safety temperature limiter For additional safety against boiler overheating, a safety temperature limiter is built into the boiler. When a boiler temperature of 100 °C (tolerance +0°/-6 °C) is reached, the power supply to the draught fan and the fuel intake is interrupted.
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Page 18: Information For Installation
The better the boiler and the chimney are matched, the dimensions and suitability of existing chimneys greater the energy with which the flue gas exits the especially before boiler installation. chimney, and therefore the certainty that it will rise up into the air. www.eta.co.at... - Page 19 Information for installation Chimney If the diameter is too large, the chimney will not be Obsolete regulations stipulate the wrong chimney heated sufficiently, exit velocity Laws and regulations demand a moisture-resistant temperature will be too low. The flue gas then lacks the flue system for oil and gas and one that is resistant to energy to rise and, in extreme cases, the smoke can soot fires for solid fuels.
- Page 20 Insulate flue pipe to chimney The flue pipe from the boiler to the chimney should be insulated with at least 30 mm, preferably 50 mm, of mineral wool to avoid temperature losses, which can lead to a build-up of condensation. www.eta.co.at...
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Page 21: Renovation
Information for installation Chimney most that can happen in smaller boilers in the event of Measurement opening emissions a deflagration is that the flue pipe to the chimney can measurement be pulled apart, in larger boilers the gas volume is Create a self-locking and sealing measurement already so large that a boiler door can be blown off. -
Page 22: General Information
For this reason, the pipe insulation of heating circuit flow sensors must not be recessed or weakened. For uninsulated pipe systems, mineral wool insulation at least 20 mm thick is required for the measurement area over a pipe length of 20 cm minimum. www.eta.co.at... -
Page 23: Water Hardness
Information for installation Water hardness Water hardness Determine permissible water hardness for the heating water according to ÖNORM H 5195-1 Table 1 Table 2 Heat producer with large (> 0.3 l/ Heat producer with small (> 0.3 l/ kW) water content kW) water content ≥... -
Page 24: Corrosion
(pipe lengths over 5000 running metres). A separation of the surface heating system from the heating boiler is www.eta.co.at... -
Page 25: Pressure Equalisation
A system separation be capped valves, or the hand wheels or levers must module with these specifications is available from ETA. be removed from the valves (hang on the valve with a wire), to ensure that they cannot be closed inadver- tently. - Page 26 So does a floating screed in the boiler room and setting up the boiler on the ETA sound-insulation set. Design the rigidly connected installation (flow and return, thermal emergency cooling valve) so that introduction of noise into the masonry is minimised.
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Page 27: Buffer Storage Tank
Buffer storage tank General information Buffer storage tank General information • if an air heating system is to be started without warm-up time for the boiler. • if a solar heating system is being integrated with a At low heating loads, either install a buffer or set low-temperature heating system... - Page 28 55 litres per kW rated capacity. Which is why a SH30 boiler (150 litres filling chamber) needs a buffer volume of 1800 litres (=150x12). A SH60 (223 l filling chamber, 223x12=2676 l) requires at least 3300 litres (=60x55) buffer volume. www.eta.co.at...
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Page 29: Hydraulic Integration
Buffer storage tank Hydraulic integration Hydraulic integration With hot water tank Hydraulic integration of a buffer For the largest possible buffer storage capacity and for maximum solar yield even in winter, low return tem- peratures from the consumers are the goal. Even the best stratified buffer can't unmix what has been mixed by heat distributors. - Page 30 Temperature sensor [Sensor 2] Solar flow High-temperature circuits return Boiler, high-temperature circuit return Temperature sensor [Sensor 3] Temperature sensor [Sensor 4] Fresh water module return 10 Solar return Boiler, low-temperature circuit return 11 Fresh water module return 12 Low-temperature circuits return www.eta.co.at...
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Page 31: Connection Between Multiple Buffer Storage Tanks
Buffer storage tank Connection between multiple buffer storage tanks Connection between multiple With stratified charging module and fresh water module buffer storage tanks Parallel connection When there are several buffers, parallel connection (top with top and bottom with bottom) is usually the better solution. - Page 32 > 130 kW er output boiler output maximum 2 maximum 2 buffers buffers external piping with > 80 kW boil- > 130 kW Tichelmann connection er output, boiler output, and/or more and/or more than 2 buf- than 2 buf- fers fers www.eta.co.at...
- Page 33 Buffer storage tank Connection between multiple buffer storage tanks...
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Page 34: Parallel Buffer Connection
The basic principle of the internal Tichelmann is diagonal flow; Two buffers are connected together at the top and bottom (= parallel connection). For output up to 90 kW, a connection with DN 32 (ETA buffer connection set) is sufficient, for 30 kW use at least R1" or 28 mm copper. On one tank, the boiler outlet is connected at the top; on the other the boiler return is connected at the bottom. - Page 35 Buffer storage tank Parallel buffer connection With fresh water module and stratified charging module Boiler, heating circuits, oil/gas boiler flow Oil/gas boiler return Boiler, high-temperature circuit return Low-temperature circuits return Fresh water module flow Temperature sensor [Sensor 1 (upper)] Temperature sensor [Sensor 2] Solar flow, top Temperature sensor [Sensor 3] 10 Solar flow, lower...
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Page 36: External Tichelmann
11 Hot water 12 Cold water Connecting ball valves on buf- maximum total output Collector line at least 30 kW DN 20 DN 25 R 1" 28 x 1.5 60 kW DN 25 DN32 R 1¼" 35 x 1.5 www.eta.co.at... - Page 37 Buffer storage tank External Tichelmann Connecting ball valves on buf- maximum total output Collector line at least 90 kW DN 32 DN 40 R 1½" 42 x 1.5 160 kW DN 32 DN 50 R 2" 54 x 1.5 300 kW DN 40 DN 65 R 2½"...
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Page 38: Serial Buffer Connection
Number of buffers Connecting line, minimum 30 kW DN 25 R 1" 28 x 1.5 50 kW DN32 R 1¼" 35 x 1.5 65 kW DN32 R1¼" 35 x 1.5 80 kW DN 40 R1½" 42 x 1.5 www.eta.co.at... - Page 39 Buffer storage tank Serial buffer connection maximum total output Number of buffers Connecting line, minimum 100 kW DN 40 R1½" 42 x 1.5 140 kW DN 50 R2" 54 x 1.5 170 kW DN 50 R2" 54 x 1.5 With fresh water module and stratified charging module Fresh water module flow Temperature sensor [Sensor 1 (upper)] Boiler, heating circuits, oil/gas boiler flow...
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Page 40: Installation
Inspect the horizontal alignment of the boiler and shim if necessary. Compensating shims are included in the delivery scope. Fig. 9-1: Lifting lug The boiler weighs approx. 470 kg. The boiler must be secured during lifting. Fig. 9-2: Checking the alignment www.eta.co.at... -
Page 41: Removing Panels
Installation Removing panels Removing the side cover Remove the side cover. Fig. 9-3: Compensating shims Adjusting the height of the ash box Set the height of the attached ash box with the levelling feet on the bottom, so that the ash box lies evenly on the floor. -
Page 42: Dismantling The Boiler (If Required)
Approx. 2 hours are needed for the dismantling and subsequent reassembly. If the boiler is not dismantled, assembly continues with step 9.4 "Draught fan" Removing the internal cover Remove the cover behind the boiler door. Fig. 9-11: Cover Fig. 9-9: Cover www.eta.co.at... - Page 43 Installation Dismantling the boiler (if required) Remove the boiler's covers Removing the screen for the ETAtouch control system Remove the left cover from the boiler. Disconnect the data cable for the screen from the circuit board [GM-C] at terminal [S510]. Unthread the network cable from the cable ducts.
- Page 44 Fig. 9-16: Disconnecting the cables from the mains switch and maintenance switch Removing the safety temperature limiter Loosen the fastening screw of the safety temperature limiter and carefully unthread it from the bracket. Fig. 9-18: Electronics panel Fig. 9-17: Safety temperature limiter www.eta.co.at...
- Page 45 Installation Dismantling the boiler (if required) Loosen the screws on the bottom of the frame and completely remove the frame. Make sure that no cables are damaged while doing this. Fig. 9-21: Vacuum turbine Unplugging the fill level sensor Disconnect the cable for the fill level sensor from the Fig.
- Page 46 Remove stoker Loosen the 4 M8 screws fastening the stoker to the boiler. Then take the stoker out of the boiler. Fig. 9-26: Frame Place the boiler body into the boiler room. Fig. 9-24: Stoker www.eta.co.at...
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Page 47: Draught Fan
Installation Draught fan Connecting piping After positioning, reassemble boiler Reassembly takes place in reverse order. The panel on the side with the connections has not yet been Connecting the piping to the boiler mounted. Then continue the installation with chapter 9.4 "Draught fan". -
Page 48: Cables
Filling the heating system They are available separately and pre-wired. Filling the heating system Fill the boiler via the fill/drain valve. The current system pressure is shown on the pressure gauge. Fig. 9-29: Contact thermostat www.eta.co.at... -
Page 49: Attaching Pellet Hoses
Installation Attaching pellet hoses In the event of a fire, the internal material of the fire CAUTION! protection sleeve expands and thus closes the pellet Boiler shutdown due to excessive water pressure hoses. This prevents burn-back in rooms through which the pellet hoses are fed. During operation the pressure limiter switch shuts down the boiler at a water pressure of CAUTION! -
Page 50: Network Connection
Fig. 9-35: Network cable If the network cable is long enough, connect the plug directly into the router or the ETA PowerLine. If it is not long enough, use a network extension (1x plug / 1x socket) to connect to the router or ETA PowerLine. - Page 51 Installation Network connection...
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Page 52: 10 Electrical Connections
Before beginning any work, isolate the system completely from all power sources, ensure that it cannot be switched back on, and verify that it is safely isolated from supply. Fig. 10-2: Analogue input Fig. 10-3: Digital switch www.eta.co.at... - Page 53 Electrical connections Requirements Fig. 10-4: Speed-controlled pump Fig. 10-5: Special function - pump (with supply extension 230 Fig. 10-6: Special function - changeover valve with three- point controlling Fig. 10-7: Special function - burner...
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Page 54: Overview Of Circuit Boards
Overview of circuit boards Electrical connections 10.2 Overview of circuit boards Overview of boiler circuit boards www.eta.co.at... - Page 55 Electrical connections Overview of circuit boards...
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Page 56: Pe-C4 Circuit Board
Switching unit: reference-point switch (termi- S520 24 V input 3x 0.75 mm² nal [S10]) switching unit: position switch (terminal S521 24 V input 3x 0.75 mm² [S11]) S523 24 V input ExtDem S532 CAN Bus 2 x 2 x 0.6 mm www.eta.co.at... - Page 57 Electrical connections PE-C4 circuit board These terminals have already been pre-wired at the factory: Terminal Function Standard assignment CAN node CAN Bus node switch Fuse 230 V, T 6,3 A (electronics) Fuse 230 V, T 8 A (vacuum turbine / ignition) Fuse 230 V, MT 5 A (conveying system) T 500 mA fuse (CAN Bus) Fuse T 500 mA (24 V supply)
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Page 58: Circuit Board Gm-C3
1 is at the top, buffer sensor 2 in the middle and buffer sensor 3 at the bottom. S501 T9 Temperature input 2 x 0.5 mm² Buffer temperature sensor 2 S501 T10 Temperature input 2 x 0.5 mm² Buffer temperature sensor 3 www.eta.co.at... - Page 59 Electrical connections Circuit board GM-C3 These terminals can be used (depending on the configuration): Minimum Terminal Function cross-sec- Standard assignment tion S501 T11 Temperature input 2 x 0.5 mm² Buffer temperature sensor 4 S501 T12 Temperature input 2 x 0.5 mm² Buffer temperature sensor 5 S502 T13 Temperature input...
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Page 60: Concluding Activities
Reinstall the parts of the boiler casing that were removed during the assembly. Removing protective film Remove protective film from all covers. After longer periods of operation of the boiler, the film can no longer be removed without damaging the paint. www.eta.co.at... -
Page 61: 11 Pellet Store
Placement of the storeroom is crucial for satisfactory all ETA pellet boilers with a rotary valve so that even operation. For this reason, do not place the pellet store during operation there is no open connection between underneath or in the immediate vicinity of bedrooms. -
Page 62: Requirements For Pellet Store
Therefore, the pellet store must be "emptied" at the latest every three years, so that the dust can be removed before refilling. Shovel "old" pellets either to the discharge screw or the suction probe, so that they are quickly used up. www.eta.co.at... -
Page 63: Calculating Pellet Supply And Store Size
Pellet store Calculating pellet supply and store size 11.3 Calculating pellet supply and The length of the conveying system needed for the storage volume can be determined using table Tab. 11- store size 1: "Useful cross section". That length also determines the minimum length of the storeroom. -
Page 64: Filling Nozzles
500 mm from the wall to prevent damage to both pellets and the plasterwork on the wall. The filling nozzles must be installed 200 mm below the ceiling to keep the pellets from scraping on the ceiling during injection. www.eta.co.at... - Page 65 Each half of the room needs its own nozzle with an impact protection mat on the opposite side. The disad- ETA filling nozzles with 100 mm diameter fit exactly in vantage is that halfway through the filling process, the the cut-outs made for fitting a sewer pipe with 110 mm hoses must be exchanged.
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Page 66: No Cables/Pipes In The Pellet Store
For filling nozzles and sealing caps available from system. Do not use plastic piping (danger due to ETA, the interior of the sealing caps contain a cover for electrostatic charge build-up). sealing. If this cover is removed, air enters the pellet store via the sealing cover. -
Page 67: Tilted Floor
Pellet store Tilted floor itself may not lean against the walls since the often statically inadequately dimensioned walls do not have the strength to withstand the forces involved. Only explosion-proof electrical installations DANGER! No electrical equipment such as switches, lights, junction boxes, etc. - Page 68 Mounting the suction probes on a wooden board If the suction probes sit directly on a cold concrete floor, water from the circulating air can condense on them. The condensation can cause pellets and, in particular, pellet dust to form clumps that can clog the www.eta.co.at...
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Page 69: Information About Pellet Hoses
Pellet store Information about pellet hoses 11.7 Information about pellet hoses Suitable pellet hose DN50 pellet hoses with copper litz wire (for earthing) are required for the suction and return air. Fig. 11-15: Avoid twisting pellet hoses Maximum length: 20 m The maximum length of the pellet hose is 20 m. -
Page 70: Fire Safety Regulations
15 m³ (9.5 tons) (Bulletin MVB 29/2005 from Upper Austrian fire prevention agency). Fig. 11-17: Fire protection sleeve Use the supplied concrete screws to fasten the fire protection sleeve. These screws are screwed directly into the wall by pre-drilling, but without dowels. www.eta.co.at... - Page 71 1 m or sheet metal heat deflector. This alarm thermostat is not required for an ETA • No other use.
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Page 72: Ventilation
Fan with three-times air exchange rate per hour related to the gross volume of the store • The function of the fan is to be coupled with the opening of the store room door Tab. 11-2: Requirements of VDI 3464 www.eta.co.at... - Page 73 Pellet store Ventilation Even if the filling nozzles protrude into a room in which ventilation is available, ÖNORM M 7137 recommends Example for ventilating the pellet store using only sealed, unventilated sealing covers. Fig. 11-20: Filling nozzles in the boiler room Fig.
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