Introduction; Basic Installation Steps - Bosch BSS250E-2 Installation And User Manual

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INTRODUCTION

The following instructions are for the installation of a Split solar hot water system/s, being the
panels are mounted on the roof of the dwelling and the solar tank is located either internally or
externally at ground level. Where a gas solar booster is to be used, it should be mounted
adjacent (In an external location) to the solar tank.

BASIC INSTALLATION STEPS

Check packaging and product for damage (If the product is damaged, do not install and
contact your supplier immediately)
Check and ensure that you have all components as listed on page 7
Panel installation (See page 7 – 14 for more detail)
Select Panel location
Facing north (Not unduly shaded during the day and to the pitch requirements)
Roof structure can support filled weight of panels (44Kg each)
Panels can fit on available space on the roof (Panels are 1200mm x 2040 plus pipe
and fittings)
At and before installation, cover panels to prevent excessive heat building up in the
panels that may cause damage to the panels and personal injury.
Fix panels securely with brackets provided (in Cyclonic areas, cyclone kits are
required)
Tank location (See page 15- 22 for more detail)
As close as possible to the most frequently used fixture
As close as possible to the solar panels (Max 8m)
Ensure the tank is mounted on a solid base
Power, water is accessible to be connected to the tank and system
PTR drain is discharged in a safe manner and conforms to AS 3500.4
Note There are inlets and outlets on both sides of the tank, so ensure the unused
points are plugged with brass plugs prior to filling the tank.(Plastic plugs must be
discarded)
Tank is fitted in accordance with the manufacturer‟s installation instructions,
AS3500.4. AS3000 wiring regulations (in New Zealand NZBC G12) and all Local
Building, Water regulations.
The piping between the panels and tank is copper and is well insulated.
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