Start-Up And Operation - OC IMP Klima TKV Series Installation And Start-Up Manual

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connection on the bottom side of the
collection tray, inside of the convec-
tor's housing. The pipe (connection)
can lead from the convector from the
transversal or longitudinal side and
then through the siphon into the drain.
Before operation, pour water into the
condensation collection tray. Make
sure the water is flowing through the
pipe intended for draining the con-
densation. The collection tray must be
clean.
• Control accessories on the water side
(01, 02, 03, 04) are attached to the
convector upon delivery and are not
installed to the heat exchanger. When
connecting straight valves and shut-off
cocks, nut should be countertightened
. When tightening angle valves and
❿
shut-off cocks, countertorque should
be applied with threaded rod (1/2"
thread) . If not, attached unit can
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be removed from the heat exchanger,
causing damage on the installation
joint. It can cause water leakage in
the joint. Standard valves and clos-
ing devices have an inside thread for
connecting them to the heating or coo-
ling system. It is also recommended to
check the leakproofness of the instal-
lation before operation.
Recommendation: the pipe connection
between the valves on the heat conductor
and the pipe distribution element should
be flexible under the conductor in order to
enable easier cleaning.
• Before pouring concrete, it is required
to fill all the holes in the housing of
the floor convector by adding insula-
tion around the convector to prevent
the concrete entering the inside of the
floor convector. The thickness of the
insulation should depend on the room
and the pressure around the convec-
tor. Insulation also prevents the heat-
ing and drying of the finishing layer of
floor (parquet etc.).
• When applying concrete to the space
around the convector, consider height
difference for the final layer (carpet,
We reserve the right to make changes without prior notice
March 2021
laminate floor, ...).
• Remove the cover and spacers and
put the grille on the housing.
• The air flow through the heat exchanger
depends on the fan's rotations per
minute; these are controlled with a room
thermostat with a threelevel or continu-
ous speed switch. The thermostat must
be fitted exposed in the room where
the floor convector has been installed
at the same height as other switches
(approx. 1.5 m above the floor where
there is no impact from the sun or other
heating or cooling devices). The con-
nector is connected to the thermostat
according to the suitable connection
diagram that you receive in the cata-
logue or that is supplied together with
the product. In the event of any ambi-
guity, call the phone number stated in
the last chapter of this document.
Startup and Operation
• Make sure the convector interior is
clean and dry.
• Deaerate the
exchanger and inspect the piping con-
nections for any leakage.
• Connection to electric mains shall be
carried out by a qualified person.
• Check the operation of ventilation fan
at all speeds.
• In case of a convector controlled by a
room ther mostat, set the desired tem-
perature.
• The grille is dimensioned for normal
loading, i.e. human weight. If higher
loads (car drive) are anticipated, the
convector shall be fitted with an addi-
tional "bridge".
• During the operation, upper part of the
convector (grille) shall not be covered
due to possible over heating. Make
sure that air flow is not disturbed.
• Check the condensate elimination
piping for any leakage (TKH).
• If fresh air is supplied to the device, its
connected heat
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