TABLE OF CONTENTS Specifications Description Recommended Test Equipment Remote Control Temperature Setting Position of Components Schematics and Diagrams Ladder Diagram Wiring Diagram Trouble Shooting Guide Error Codes and Troubleshooting Hidden function mode Special mounting hints Part list...
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Specifications IWH-1.5 (10 kW) Gas pressure propane (mbar) 27.5 Nominal max. input in kW (propane) 10.7 Maximum consumption (g/h) Minimum input in kW Efficiency (%) >90 Maximum water pressure (bar) Minimum water pressure (bar) Minimum starting water flow (l/min) Shut down water flow (l/min) Selectable water temperature (°C)
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Specifications IWH-1.5-13.5 (13.5 kW) Gas pressure propane (mbar) 27.5 Nominal max. input in kW (propane) 13.65 Maximum consumption (g/h) Minimum input in kW Efficiency (%) >90 Maximum water pressure (bar) Minimum water pressure (bar) Minimum starting water flow (l/min) Shut down water flow (l/min) Selectable water temperature (°C)
The flame detection is using the ionization principle. In case of a high water pressure from the water line, the IWH-1.5 is protected via an overpressure valve with 5.5 bar.
Recommended Test Equipment 1. Multimeter for voltage and current (DC) 2. Gas pressure meter digital (recommended) or analog 3. Water flow meter 4. Thermometer with external sensor up to 150°C 5. Optional a rev meter and a combustion analyzer...
Remote Control Selectable functions: 1. ON/OFF switch 2. Gas pressure mode 3. Parameters of water heater Functions: Operation indicator – green LED Functions: 1. Temperature setting 2. Adjustment gas pressure mode 3. Selection of inner parameters...
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Temperature Setting Range Preset temperature: last selected temperature (also after disconnecting 12V power) Temperature range: 35° …… 65°C from 35 … 50°C: 1°C per keystroke from 50 … 65°C: 5°C per keystroke...
Wiring diagram IWH-1.5-13.5 Trouble Shooting Guide Notice: Before starting the trouble-shooting steps suggested below verify that: - There is power connected to the water heater - Green ON LED is lighting - Wiring is not damaged in any way - All connectors are plugged in...
First steps 1. No light at the remote control – burner doesn’t start Check the 12 V of the power supply. Check the fuse (2 AT) in the power cord, which is inside the heater close to the control. 2. Green LED of the remote control is burning – burner doesn’t start Check the water flow.
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Continuously flame out for 15 Gas supply system: source of supply times Safety (temperature) switch Detection system: safety defect temperature switch Ventilator, air pressure switch -check the supply voltage (APS), air flow blocked or - Is the ventilator running smooth, or do operating voltage too low failure you hear any scratching noise ? - check for dirt or water in the flow...
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Failure E6: Defect temperature sensor or overheating E6 is for shorted hot water sensor or hot water over 85°. Please check, if the display shows the current outlet water temperature and the temperature rises to 85°C. Possible reasons: 85° can be normally only be reached, if somebody is “playing” with a real low water flow (up and down) or the water flow is “pulsing”.
Hidden function mode (service mode) To enter laboratory / maintenance mode 1. Power on, water heater standby. 2. Adjust the temperature to 47°C 3. Press and hold “ON/OFF KEY” (green) for > 3 sec. 4. Adjust the temperature to 39°C 5.
Special mounting hints 1. Gas connection line The gas connection line is fixed inside the housing to the gas valve with a cap nut and a counter nut. For the installation insert the outer connection (from inside) through the hole at the backside of the outer housing.
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2. Water flow sensor For removing the sensor, just pull the 2 clamps, which are shown on the photo below. For mounting again, be sure, that the pipes are completely inserted in the sensor, before fixing the clamps.
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Who to Contact For service and spares, please contact your selling agent: Camec Pty Ltd Head Office – Victoria 47-63 Remington Drive Dandenong South, Vic 3175 Australia Phone: (03) 9799 6455 Fax: (03) 9799 6466 Email: camec@camec.com.au New South Wales Branch Units 2 &...
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