Table of contents Acronyms .......................... 2 Safety instructions ....................5 Intended use ........................6 1.1.1 Use for intended purpose ........................ 6 1.1.2 Improper use ............................ 7 Device designation .......................7 Hazard notes ........................7 What to do in the event of breakdown or leaks ..............8 Spare and wear parts ......................8 Requirements on trained engineers ..................8 Liability and copyrights ......................9...
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Optional accessories ....................27 Additional static heating circuit (only for MC variants) ............28 6.1.1 Additional static heating circuit (for MC) and simultaneous heating circuit distribution... 28 Heating circuit manifold for surface-mounted / flush-mounted variants ......30 6.2.1 Standard manifold with 3 to 8 heating circuits for MC variants ........... 30 6.2.2 Underfloor manifold with 3 to 12 heating circuits (wide version) ..........
1. Safety instructions Please follow these safety instructions carefully to prevent hazards and injury to persons and property. These operating instructions are primarily designed for the safe use and installation of the device and make no claims to completeness. These operating instructions describe the functionality of the device and are intended to provide information about the required safety instructions and to draw attention to possible hazards.
In particular, please check the permissible limit values, e.g. electrical conductivity, the pH value, the water hardness level and the ammonium concentration. Furthermore, in Germany all applicable norms, regulations and guidelines specific to the federal states must be taken into consideration, alongside the instructions in the applicable installation and operating manuals.
Life-threatening electric shocks can be caused by spraying or splashing water. Escaping water may also disable the safety devices. Any changes made to the unit that have not been authorised by the manufacturer will invalidate any warranty claims. Residual hazards: The product has been built in accordance with the most relevant and recognised safety regulations.
1.7 Liability and copyrights We reserve all copyrights to this document. Any misuse, in particular reproduction or disclosure to third parties, is prohibited. This original operating manual may not be reproduced or distributed, either in part or in its entirety, without the express permission of the manufacturer.
Further features Adaptors for a heat and cold water meter are included in the scope of supply with every station. - Other accessories according to current price list Fig. application example LogoThermic units 3.1 Technical data 3.1.1 HIU characteristics and performance parameters •...
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Performance parameters: Draw-off capacity S-Line 12 l/min (35 kW); M-Line 17 l/min (46 kW) at approx. 1 bar pressure loss, at max. 40 K heating and 65°C FL temperature Heating capacity - residential unit up to 10 kW (20 K) Max.
3.1.2 Components and hydraulic diagram Models: LogoThermic G2, UC LogoThermic G2, MC Hydraulic function diagram: LogoThermic G2, UC LogoThermic G2, MC (with optional UC) * Example figure LogoThermic G2 Manual...
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Legend: Description of components Stainless steel plate heat exchanger (copper or stainless steel brazed; or copper brazed with sealing) Circulation bridge (35 to 65°C) with forced leakage (for RL temperature limitation), Factory setting: 1.5 rotations up Thermostatic three-way valve DN 20, Kvs=3.5 in RL and startec 4-M30x1.5 thermostatic head for setting the priority switching (20 to 50°C) 0.17 mm/K with 2 m remote sensor, factory setting: Mark number 30, or 45 for DWC variants Flamcomix 1"...
3.1.3 Dimensions Dimensions of the unit with base plate and connection holes (in mm): LogoThermic G2, UC LogoThermic G2, MC 3.2 Variants 3.2.1 LogoThermic G2 with domestic hot water circulation (DWC) The domestic water circulation system is (DWC) used to provide a constant supply of domestic hot water (DHW) to the taps.
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Notes: The water content of the longest DHW line (without taking DWC into account) should not begreater than 3 litres. Any possible health risk (e.g. Legionella growth) versus possible energy savings must be borne in mind when setting up and operating the DWC system. The relevant applicable technical rules and valid standards must be observed and complied with.
Dimensions: LogoThermic G2, UC with DWC LogoThermic G2, MC with DWC Example representation Pump characteristic curve: Areas of use of the DWC pump: Media temperature = 2 to 95°C, ambient temperature = 2 to 40°C, max. 10 bar, pump protection code: IP42 The domestic water circulation pump is suitable for use in hard water up to 20°dH.
4. Installation Please follow the safety instructions contained in this document and any additional assembly instructions during installation! Installing and operating the stations incorrectly will invalidate any warranty claims. The LogoThermic heat interface station can be installed as follows: A) Wall-mounted with surface-mounted cover B) Flush or shaft-mounted (set into wall) with flush-mounted cover or corresponding installation frame Corresponding surface-mounted and flush-mounted covers are available as accessories 4.1 SM/FM mounting rail with 7 ball valves (for MC/UC)
4.2 DN20 ball valves, straight Legend, see Section 3.1.2 Ball valves with ¾" FT x ¾" FT union nut, with 1 ball valve with sensor Art. No. mount for HFM and domestic water ball valves, DVGW-tested Version with 7 ball valves (as shown above) M10252.32 Version with 8 ball valves, for e.g.
4.3.2 Optional water meter installation LogoThermic G2 HIUs are fitted with an adaptor (with L = 110 mm, 2x ¾" MT) for a cold water meter (B1) that must be removed before the water meter is installed. Procedure: All shut-off valves "A" (if present) on the unit must be closed.
5.2 Dirt traps Dirt traps in the units’ SL connection (and the domestic RL for UC versions) protects the system against sludge and impurities. Detailed structure of a dirt trap (example illustrations): The dirt traps can be cleaned by flushing through the drainage device (4) or by removing the locking screw (3) and removing the sieve insert.
5.3 Zone valve for heating circuit The pre-adjustable zone valve in the heat interface unit limits the hot water flow rate to the heating circuit to compensate for the higher pressure losses during the heating of the hot water. To avoid flow noise in the apartment, it is advisable to adjust the zone valve in accordance with the design documents.
Setting curves for the zone valve: Note: In the case of an existing heat meter, the volume flow can also be set with the aid of the heat meter. 5.4 Differential pressure regulator For the specifications for setting the differential pressure regulator, please refer to the design documents.
Valve settings for desired differential pressure 20-40 kPa Rotations Dp [kPa] Setting with 4-mm hexagon socket wrench. Note: a change in the differential pressure regulator leads to a change in the control behaviour. 5.5 Thermostatic circulation bridge The thermostatic circulation bridge guaran- tees uninterrupted provision of the heating medium for water heating.
5.6 Thermostatic control valves Item Description The 3-way valve is for switching between heating and the DHW supply (priority switching) Switching occurs when cold domestic water flows into the heat exchanger. Setting recommendation for the thermostatic head: Mark numbers: 30 (without sanitary circulation) | 45 (with sanitary circulation) The 3-way valve consists of: -startec 4 (M30x1.5) thermostatic head with setting range 20 to 50 (incl.
5.6.1 Thermostatic domestic water mixing valve, Flamcomix Factory setting: 3 turns from closed Functionality based on a sectional view: Setting options Service and maintenance Unisilkon L250L We reserve the right to change the designs and technical specifications of our products.
5.6.2 Thermostatic head, type Rotherm II (only for stations with mixed heating circuit) The following fixing option is available for the Example: Locking the thermostatic head at 40: thermostatic head, type Rotherm II (item C) Remove the Remove the two thermostatic head metal pins with from the valve...
6. Optional accessories Note: Some examples are described in the following sections. The illustrations are examples. For other products, such as terminal strips for underfloor manifolds, room temperature controllers, see the corresponding price list or planning document. 6.1 Additional static heating circuit (only for MC variants) After removing the relevant ¾"...
6.1.1 Additional static heating circuit (for MC) and simultaneous heating circuit distribution LogoThermic G2, MC with 3-8 HC LogoThermic G2, MC with 3-12 HC Example representation with optional DWC, CH, Example representation with optional DWC, CH, water/heat meter, STM and terminal strip water/heat meter, STM and terminal strip Item Designation...
Dimensions and connections LogoThermic G2, MC with 3 - 8 HC LogoThermic G2, MC with 3 - 12 HC Example representations 6.2 Heating circuit manifold for surface-mounted / flush-mounted variants Manifold variants: Standard: 3 to 8 heating circuits Wide version: 3 to 12 heating circuits Features: - Emptying, bleed valve in the flow and return line, max.
6.2.1 Standard manifold with 3 to 8 heating circuits for MC variants Heating circuit manifold (connected to compact mixing circuit) for LogoThermic G2, MC variants 8x UFH manifold (example representation): Note: Up to 8 heating circuit outlets are supplied at 100% per outlet piece. After that, the output is divided among all the other heating circuits.
6.2.2.1 For MC variants Heating circuit manifold (connected to compact mixing circuit) for LogoThermic G2 MC variants Legend: LogoThermic G2 MC unit Lateral piping (Art. No.: M10253.15) as optional connection set for MC UFH manifold, 3-12 HC, wide version 6.2.2.2 For UC variants Heating circuit manifold (connected via lateral mixer group) for LogoThermic G2 UC variants Hydraulic diagram To the side mixer group:...
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Legend: LogoThermic G2, UC station Side connection set with HE pump, as thermostatic M10512.26 mixing circuit Underfloor heating circuit manifold 3-12 HC See Section 6.2.2 Item Components where belonging to (B) Comment Vent stoppers ½" Zone valve ¾" Thermostatic head M30x1.5 lockable, please observe Adjustment range: 20…70°C the following setting values accordingly FL connection option UC...
6.2.3 Terminal strip for underfloor heating circuit manifolds See Section 6.2.2.2 for item 10 Notes: on UFH terminal strip (IP44, supply voltage of actuator 230 V): - up to 8/12 zones (up to 18 actuators can be connected in total) - with pump logic module - incl.
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Wiring plan for controlling actuators in HC manifolds Electrical connection and wiring plan for controlling LogoThermic G2 stations with optional components (such as room thermostats): Attention: Electrical connection work may only be carried out by authorised electricians! Note the safety instructions (see Section 1) We reserve the right to change the designs and technical specifications of our products.
6.3.3 FM installation examples 6.3.3.1 Long version Flush-mounted cover: open at bottom, wall-hanging (white, RAL 9016) Structure and dimensions: Warning! Observe minimum installation depths. With UFH manifold: 160 mm (without terminal strip 140 mm) With circulation: 160 mm Note the installation depth for on-site HFM! Art.
6.3.3.2 Standard version Flush-mounted cover: completely sealed, wall-hanging, incl. drip tray (white, RAL 9016) Structure and dimensions: Warning! Observe minimum installation depths of 110 mm. With stat. HC: 140 mm With circulation: 160 mm Note the installation depth for on-site HFM! Art.
6.3.3.3 Wide version Flush-mounted cover: open at bottom, wall-hanging (white, RAL 9016) Structure and dimensions: Warning! Observe minimum installation depths of 165 mm. Note the installation depth for on-site HFM! Art. No.: M11100.42 M10203.181 M11100.71 Legend: Mounting frame with drip tray Revision frame (depth adjustable) Door with locks Optional mounting rail (further details: see seperate instructions)
6.4 Configuration examples 6.4.1 Example I - LT M-Line with 12x UFH manifold via side mixer group Component list (I) Item Designation Art. No. (example) LogoThermic G2, UC, M-Line 17 L station M11124.81 Lateral mixer group with zone valve and HE pump M10512.26 12x UFH manifold M10512.42...
6.4.2 Example II - LT + M-Line with DWC, stat. HC and 12x UFH manifold via connection set Component list (II) Item Designation Art. No. (example) LogoThermic G2, MC, DHW-C, M-Line 17 L unit M11124.911 with DWC connection and Z-pump For item A incl.
6.4.3 Example III - LT+, M-Line with DWC, stat. HC and 8x UFH manifold Component list (III) Item Designation Art. No. (example) LogoThermic G2, MC, DHW-C, M-Line 17 L unit M11124.911 with DWC connection and Z-pump For item A incl. with thermostat.
7. Commissioning Before using our products, they must be checked for suitability for the respective planned application. Please bear in mind the water quality at the installation location, particularly for domestic water applications. In the case of critical domestic water qualities, please take suitable measures where necessary (e.g. water treatment) in order to prevent functional impairment and/or damage, e.g.
If you have any questions, please contact your installation company or Flamco customer service. We reserve the right to change the designs and technical specifications of our products.
8.1 Information regarding domestic water hardness The propensity for natural water to form limescale deposits depends, among other things, on various factors such as the concentration of calcium and magnesium salts, the pH value and the temperature. If what is known as the lime-carbonic acid balance has been disturbed by an increase in the pH value and/or the temperature, the calcium carbonate precipitates in the form of calcite crystals.
8.2 Maintenance checklist Work to be carried out during annual maintenance (by the specialist installer or factory customer service) Visual inspection * Completed and OK? Screw connections and - Leak-tightness check fittings Heat exchanger - Leak-tightness check Electrical wiring - Check the electrical wiring for abnormalities (e.g.
10. Spare parts Designation Example fig. Order No. Circulation bridge with leakage hole ME-10510.491 Switching valve ME-80582.24 Thermostatic head to switching valve ME-80582.24K Plate heat exchanger, type E8ASx24/1P-SC-S ME-10230.515 Plate heat exchanger, type E8ASx40 ME-10230.612 Plate heat exchanger, type SXE8ASx40 ME-10230.613 Plate heat exchanger, type IC8x24, 16 bar ME-10230.5...
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Thermostatic domestic water mixing valve, ME-28774 type Flamcomix 35-70 FS DN20 DWC pump, type Wilo Star-Z Nova T, ME-45101.174 incl. backflow preventer (RV) STM: Contact thermostat 16 (2.5)A/230 V ME-45160.01 Stainless steel corrugated tube assembly ME-46123 2x DN16 x 1000 mm, with thermal insulation Meibes T dirt trap ¾"...
11. Decommissioning, dismantling, disposal, environmental protection and disposal of electrical and electronic equipment During dismantling, the safety instructions and residual dangers mentioned (see Section 1) must be observed! Removal and disposal: Removal and disposal of the device should only be carried out by suitable trained experts. When disposing of the auxiliary and operating materials, always observe the specifications in the safety data sheets, which must be provided by the suppliers of the auxiliary and operating materials.
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Removal of batteries and lamps • If the products contain batteries and rechargeable batteries or lamps that can be removed from the old device without destroying it, these must be removed before disposal and disposed of separately as batteries or lamps. Data privacy We would like to point out to all end users of electrical and electronic equipment that you are responsible for deleting personal data on the electrical and electronic equipment to be disposed of.
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We reserve the right to change the designs and technical specifications of our products.
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Copyright Flamco B.V., Almere, the Netherlands. No part of this publication may be reproduced or published in any way without explicit permission and mention of the source. The data listed are solely applicable to Flamco products. Flamco B.V. shall accept no liability whatsoever for incorrect use, application or...
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