Index Luna Duo-tec MP 35 - 110kW
P. 3
Modular condensing generators (GMC)
85
Luna Platinum 12-32 kW
95
Power HT 45-150 kW
135
Power HT 230-320 KW
173
Luna SAT
203
Close examination: Water in heating system for housing applications
2
226
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Luna Duo-tec MP P. Technical specifications
4
Dimensions
5
Diagrams
6
Burner exchanger unit
7
Wiring diagrams
8
Wiring diagram for connection to an heating system and/or to a cylinder for DHW production
9
Coxial flue system installation
10
Coxial flue system accessories
12
Dual flue system installation
13
Dual flue system accessories
15
Dual flue system accessoires Ă˜ 80
17
Flexible ducting system accessories Ă˜ 80
16
Electronics
18
Programming, setting and digital control
19
Remote control THINK
20
Single installation
21
Single installation schemes
33
Cascade installation
44
Cascade installation schemes
55
Hydraulic separators
73
Condensate neutralizer kits
79
Other accessories
80
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Luna Duo-tec MP 35-110 kW The range of high power wall-mounted boilers LUNA DUO-TEC MP consists of condensing heat generators for heating only, with power between 50 and 110 kW (at 50/30°C), plus a 35 kW power generator (80/60°C). The features of the range are high yields, high modulation ratio (1:9), modulating pump included in the hydraulic unit, simplicity of use and installation and a great number of accessories for individual and cascade installation. The main element and heart of these condensing boilers is the heat exchanger with combustion chamber and coil hydraulic system in AISI 316L stainless steel. The low water content in the exchanger means very limited thermal inertia and therefore a rapid response to the variations in thermal energy required by the system, while the stainless steel surfaces protect the exchanger from 1.35
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.90
1.110
Maximum heating heat input
kW
34,8
46,3
56,6
66,9
87,4
104,9
Maximum heating heat output 80/60°C
kW
33,8
45
55
65
85
102
Maximum heating heat output 50/30°C
kW
36,5
48,6
59,4
70,2
91,8
110,2
Minimum heat output 80/60°C
kW
5
5
6,1
7,2
9,7
11,7
Minimum heat output 50/30°C
kW
Energetic efficiency 92/42/CEE
5,4
5,4
6,6
7,8
10,2
12,3
HHHH
HHHH
HHHH
HHHH
HHHH
HHHH
Average efficiency (DIN4702-T8)
%
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
Nominal efficiency 80/60°C
%
97,4
97,4
97,2
97,2
97,3
97,2
Nominal efficiency 50/30°C
%
105
105
105
105
105
105
%
107,7
107,8
107,4
107,6
107,3
107,4
lt/h
800
800
1000
1500
2000
2250
5
5
5
5
5
5
Efficiency at 30% Minimum flow on the exchanger Nox class (EN483) Minimum working temperature
°C
-5
-5
-5
-5
-5
-5
Water content
lt
4
4
5
6
9
10
Quantity of condensing
lt/h
3,7
4,1
5,5
7,3
9,2
11,1
Heating system max pressure
bar
4
4
4
4
4
4
Safety valve intervention pressure
bar
4
4
4
4
4
4
Regulation of water temperature in heating circuit
°C
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
Coaxial flue system Ø
m
80/125
80/125
Ø80/125
80/125
110/160
110/160
Dual flue system Ø
m
80+80
80+80
80+80
80+80
110+110
110+110
Maximum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,016
0,021
0,026
0,031
0,04
0,047
Minimum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,002
0,002
0,003
0,004
0,005
0,005
Maximum flue temperature
°C
76
80
80
74
70
70
Residual flue prevalence
Pa
200
270
270
270
320
370
Comburent air-flow at Qn
kg/s
3,7
4,9
6
7,1
9,3
11,1
Dimensions (hxwxd)
mm
766x450x377
766x450x377
766x450x377
766x450x505
952x600x584
952x600x584
Net weight
kg
40
40
40
50
83
93
natural gas/LPG
natural gas/LPG
natural gas/LPG
natural gas/LPG
natural gas/LPG
natural gas/LPG
Type of gas Power consumption
W
180
190
210
210
275
320
Power consumption in stand-by way
W
5
5
5
5
5
5
m
120
120
120
120
120
120
dBA
<45
<45
<45
<45
<45
<45
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
Max lenght of the duct of the outdoor sensor Noise (1 mt far from the boiler) Grade of protection
4
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations risks of corrosion due to condensate. The modulating pump fully optimises the boiler’s yield, precisely adjusting capacity in order to obtain an optimal temperature difference between delivery and return. Lastly, the wide modulation range of the burner means that boiler power can be best adapted to the required thermal load. Adjustment of the various generator components is carried out by a digital PCB with latest generation double microprocessor, resulting in simple and reliable management of the boiler through a control panel with large LCD. As well as daily and weekly programming of heating and sanitary functions and the setting of climatic adjustment in accordance with the user’s criteria of comfort, the electronics system also permits easy integration with renewable energy heat generation system by programming a series of regulating parameters with which the generator can be configured to optimise its performance in relation to the type of system it will be working on. Further proof of the great flexibility of this range of boilers in highly diversified contexts.
Dimensions Luna Duo-tec 1.35-1.50-1.60-1.70
Luna Duo-tec 1.90-1.110
450 225
229
354,5
584 245,5
112
763
952
140
223
225
600
(A)
(A) 377 mm Mod.1.35-1.50-1.60 505 mm Mod. 1.70
Coaxial flue system Ø 80/75 Dual flue system Ø 80
S.C.
GAS M.R. R.R. S.C.
GAS
Coaxial flue system Ø 110/160 Dual flue system Ø 110
M.R.
R.R.
Gas inlet G ¾” Heating system flow (G1”) with cylinder connection option Heating system return (G1”) with cylinder connection option Condensing trap that can be installed on a Ø 21 pipe
S.C.
GAS
M.R.
R.R.
GAS Gas inlet G 1” M.R. Heating system flow (G1-G1/2”) with cylinder connection option R.R. Heating system return (G1-1/2”) with cylinder connection option S.C. Condensing trap that can be installed on a Ø 21 pipe 5
Diagrams The following diagrams, over and above supplying a better definition of the plan of the system, permit a more detailed analysis of how the generator behaves under different working conditions. The pump capacity-prevalence curve defines the dynamic characteristics of the BAXI circulator in the hydraulic unit. It is well known that the temperature of the return water has a direct influence on the performance of a condensation boiler. At very low temperatures there is better exploitation of the latent heat and consequently better boiler performance. The diagram shows the variations in performance as a ratio between the capacity and thermal power of the specified condensation generator in function of the boiler’s return temperature. The final diagram shows the trend of the generator flue temperature in function of the return temperature. FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
HEADHEAD (mH2O) (mH2O)
HEAD HEAD (mH2O)(mH2O)
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
FLOW RATE (l/h)
FLOW RATE (l/h)
FLOW RATE (l/h)
FLOW RATE (l/h)
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
(mH2O) HEADHEAD (mH2O)
HEADHEAD (mH2O) (mH2O)
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
FLOW RATE (l/h)
FLOW RATE (l/h)
FLOW RATE (l/h)
FLOW RATE (l/h)
108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 100 99 98 97
30% load 100% load
30
35
40
45
50
55
Return temperature of the system °C
6
FLUES TEMPERATURE ACCORDING TO THE RETURN TEMPERATURE
Flues temperature %
Efficiency of the boiler %
EFFICIENCY OF THE BOILER ACCORDING TO THE RETURN TEMPERATURE
60
75 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30
100% load
30% load
30
35
40
45
50
55
Return temperature of the system °C
60
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Burner-exchanger unit The air-gas premixing unit, the burner and the primary exchanger are the components that ensure high performances from these condensing heat generators. The premixing unit is a new conception which, thanks to a new design and the double clapet technique, ensures that the burner constantly has an optimal air/gas ratio independently from the number of fan revs, keeping consumption to a minimum and always guaranteeing correct combustion and consequently a reduction in polluting emissions. On the same subject of energy saving and highest performances, this new component permits achievement of a modulation ratio of 1:9, giving the generator such great flexibility as to be adaptable to great variations in thermal load, as happens increasingly in new generation multifamily homes. In the range from 35 to 70 kW the stainless steel burner, through the internal diffuser and special micro-perforation on the cylindrical surface, achieves uniform distribution of the air/gas mixture independently of its length. In the power range of 90 to 110 kW the burner is in metal fibre. This produces a spread of very short flame for optimal heat radiation while minimising the formation of nitrogen oxides. In the range from 35 to 70 kW the primary exchanger, entirely in stainless steel, comprises one single burner/fumes chamber, which keeps the size of the generator down for high power and actually more versatile installations even in relatively restricted spaces. The two highest powered generators (90 and 110 kW) employ the dual chamber exchanger in stainless steel. The two cylindrical fumes chambers set vertically (burner chamber and condensation chamber) contain the stainless steel coils that carry the primary circuit water. In the upper chamber the hot exhaust gases transfer heat to the system return water in the coils, bringing about condensation of the fumes themselves and thus transferring the latent heat to the water, preheating it prior to its entry into the burner chamber. Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35 - 1.50 - 1.60 - 1.70
Luna Duo-tec MP 1.90 - 1.110 Flues outlet
Primary exchanger Primary exchanger
Burner
Condensation chamber
Burner
Coils Fan Mixer Chamber of the burner Coils
Venturi Group
Air - gas conveyor
Fan Mixer
Venturi Group
Air - gas conveyor 7
Wiring diagrams The figure shows the hook-up diagram for the boiler PCB connectors. Sensors and functional components of the generator are controlled by the PCB to which they are connected by means of the internal connectors highlighted in the figure. Another 3 connectors accessible externally to the board are available for checking the devices servicing and regulating the thermal system (pumps, outdoor sensor, room thermostat etc.).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 C M N R G/V V B G Y P Fuses Power supply 230 V Room Unit Heating flow sensor Heating return sensor Pressure sensor Fume sensor Sanitary water heater sensor Auxiliary sensor 1 Auxiliary sensor 2 External sensor Remote Control Boiler pump Flame detection electrode Switch on electrode Igniter Gas valve Safety thermostat 105째C Fan Heating circuit pump Sanitary water heater pump Blue Brown Black Red Yellow/Green Green White Grey Yellow Violet
8
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Wiring diagram for connection to an heating system and/or to a cylinder for DHW production The boilers in the high power wall-mounted BAXI range are easily hooked up to a heating system and a sanitary water heater by means of the terminal blocks in the dashboard. The connections, with related diagram and instructions, are shown below. The pumps for the heating system (P1) and the sanitary hot water (P3) must be supplied in accordance with the diagram in the figure, inserting a relay between the boiler PCB and the pumps. The sanitary water circuit pump (P3), serving an external heater, must be connected to boiler Terminal Block M3 at terminals 4 and 5. It is always advisable to connect the sanitary circuit pump (P3) after a hydraulic separator (as shown in the figure). Connect the NTC probe for sanitary water precedence, supplied as an accessory, to terminals 9 and 10 of boiler Terminal Block M2. The sensitive element of the NTC probe must be inserted into the special housing in the heater. Regulation of the temperature of hot sanitary water and the selection of the time schedule programme can be carried out directly on the boiler control panel, as described in the manual supplied with the product. When the hydraulic separator is used, for installation of a recirculation pump on the DHW tank heater the following accessories are required: clip-in module THINK, to be installed in the boiler dashboard.
Circulating pump
Clip-in module
P3
P1
9
Coaxial flue system installation The installation of the boiler can be made easily and with flexibility thanks to the supplied accessories. The boiler is originally equipped for a coaxial flue system, vertical or horizontal. Through the dual flue duct, it is possible a dual flue system installation.
Max length flue pipes
For each 90° installed curve the max length decreases of
For each 45° installed curve the max length decreases of
Diameter of the chimney terminal
Diameter of the external duct
Coaxial Ø 110/160 mm
10m
1m
0,5m
163mm
160mm
Vertical dual flue system
15m
0,5m
0,25m
163mm
110mm
Coaxial Ø 80/125 mm
10m
1m
0,5m
133mm
125mm
Vertical dual flue system
15m
0,5m
0,25m
133mm
80mm
Horizontal dual flue system*
60m
0,5m
0,25m
-
80mm
Type of ducts
* 15 meters is the maximum length of flue system
COAXIAL FLUE SYSTEM
DUAL FLUE SYSTEM
LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.35 - 1.50
LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.35 - 1.50
1.60 - 1.70 = Ø 80/125 mm
1.60 - 1.70 = Ø 80+80 mm
LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.90 - 1.110
LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.90 - 1.110
= Ø 110/160 mm
= Ø 110+110 mm
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Coaxial flue system installation Examples of installation with horizontal flue system Ø80/125 mm (Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35-1.50-1.60-1.70 kW) and Ø110/160 mm (Luna Duo-tec MP 1.90-1.110 kW) Ø 80/125 and Ø 110/160
L
L
Lmax = 10 m
Lmax = 10m
L Lmax = 9 m L Lmax = 9 m Examples of installation with vertical flue system Ø 80/125 mm (Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35-1.50-1.60-1.70 kW) and Ø 110/160 mm (Luna Duo-tec MP 1.90/1.110 kW) The installation can be made both with pitched and flat roof using the chimney accessory and the special tile available as option Ø 80/125 and Ø 110/160
Lmax = 10 m
Lmax = 10 m
Lmax = 8 m
Lmax = 9 m Ø 80/125 mm 11
Coaxial flue system accessories Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35-1.50-1.60-1.70 Picture
Description
Code
PP coaxial flue pipe with terminal Ø 80/125 L=1000 mm supplied with wind proof terminal and sealing collar
KHG 714088910 .
PP coaxial flue pipe extension Ø 80/125 L=1000 mm
KHG 714088511 .
PP coaxial flue pipe extension Ø 80/125 L=500 mm
KHG 714088610 .
PP coaxial 90° bend - Ø 80/125
KHG 714088711 .
PP coaxial 45° bend - Ø 80/125
KHG 714088811 .
PP vertical chimney terminal Ø 80/125
KHG 714093510 .
Flat roof tile to be used with a vertical chimney terminal Ø 80/125
KHG 714093610 .
Pitched roof tile to be used with a vertical chimney terminal Ø 80/125; it is adjustable from 15° to 45°
KHG 714093710 .
Luna Duo-tec MP 1.90-1.110 Picture
12
Description
Code
PP coaxial flue pipe extension Ø 110/160 L=1000 mm
KUG 714133810 .
PP coaxial flue pipe extension Ø 110/160 L=500 mm
KUG 714133710 .
PP coaxial 90° bend - Ø 110/160
KUG 714133610 .
PP coaxial 45° bend - Ø 110/160
KUG 714133510 .
PP vertical chimney terminal Ø 110/160
KUG 714133410 .
PP horizontal coaxial chimney Ø 110/160
KUG 714133310 .
Flat roof tile to be used with a vertical chimney terminal Ø 110/160
KHG 714104810 .
Pitched roof tile to be used with a vertical chimney terminal Ø 110/160; it is adjustable from 15° to 45°
KHG 714104910 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dual flue system installation This type of duct allows the discharge of flues that derives from the combustion both out of the building and in single flues. The intake of the comburent air can be made in zones which are different from those of the discharge The dual flue system accessory includes flue reduction (Ø 125/80) and an intake connection .The gasket and the screws of the intake connection to be used are those taken before from the cap. The 90° bend allows to connect the boiler to the flues discharge/intake in any direction thanks to the 360° rotation possibility. It can be used as additional bend together with the flue or the 45° bend.
Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35
225
229
140
144
13
Installation examples with horizontal dual flue system. The minimum slope of the flue discharge towards the boiler has to be 1 cm for each meter of length. Make sure that the flue discharge and air intake are well fixed on the wall..
L max=15 m
(L1 + L2) max = 60 m The air inlet has a maximum length of 15 meters.
Installation examples with vertical dual flue system
L max=15 m
14
L max=14 m
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dual flue system accessories Ø 80 Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35 Picture
Description
Code
PP dual flue system Ø 80 it includes: flue reduction, intake connection
KHG 714089010 .
PP pipe extension Ø 80 L=1000 mm
KHG 714059411 .
PP pipe extension Ø 80 L=500 mm
KHG 714059910 .
PP pipe extension Ø 80 l=250 mm
710718301 .
PP 87° bend Ø 80
KHG 714059211 .
PP 45° bend Ø 80
KHG 714059311 .
Pipe Ø 80 centring kit (pack of 5)
KHG 714037411 .
Clamp centring kit Ø 80
KHG 714106110 .
Pipe Ø 80 supporting bracket (pack of 5)
KHG 714037310 .
Internal sealing collar Ø 80
KHG 714018510 .
External sealing collar Ø 80
KHG 714018411 .
Coaxial vertical chimney terminal 80/125
KHG 714093510 .
Dual flue pipes adapter for coaxial chimney
KHG 714093810 .
Flue terminal Ø 80
LSD 790000150 .
Dual flue terminal Ø 80
KHG 714010410 .
Flat roof tile Ø 125 to be used with a vertical chimney terminal
KHG 714093610 .
Pitched roof tile Ø 125 to be used with a vertical chimney terminal; it is adjustable from 15° to 45°
KHG 714093710 . 15
Flexible ducting system accessories Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35 Picture
16
Description
Code
PP flexible pipe Ø 80 L= 1,5 m
KHG 714105710 .
PP flexible pipe Ø 80 L= 20 m
KHG 714105810 .
PP tee joint Ø 80 with supporting bracket and condensate drainings
KHG 714105910 .
PP 90° bend Ø 80 with supporting bracket
KHG 714106010 .
Flexible centring kit Ø 80 (pack of 3)
KHG 714106210 .
Triple lips gaskets kit Ø 80 (pack of 5)
KHG 714111210 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dual flue system accessories Ø 110 Luna Duo-tec MP 1.90-1.110 Immagine
Descrizione
PP dual fllue kit Ø 110/110
Codice
710631401 .
PP pipe extension Ø 110 L=1000 mm
KUG 714133210 .
PP pipe extension Ø 110 L=500 mm
KUG 714133110 .
PP pipe extension Ø 110 L=250mm
710718501 .
PP 90° bend Ø 110
KUG 714133010 .
PP 45° bend Ø 110
KUG 714132910 .
PP vertical chimney terminal Ø 110
KUG 714132810 .
PP horizontal chimney terminal Ø 110
KUG 714132710 .
Flat roof tile to be used with a vertical chimney terminal Ø 110/160
KHG 714104810 .
Pitched roof tile to be used with a vertical chimney terminal 110/160; it is adjustable from 15° to 45°
KHG 714104910 .
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Electronics The whole range of LUNA DUO-TEC MP high power wall-mounted boilers are equipped with an extensive control panel: each key activates a specific function and the LCD simultaneously shows numbers and symbols indicating the functioning status, facilitating easy interpretation and immediate programming, adjustment and control of parameters. The boiler electronic PCB has been specially designed to run premixing condensation boilers and permits start-up, control and supervision of this kind of gas fired heat generator with view to obtaining best use of the burner for applications in the field of central heating and the generation of hot sanitary water. Indubitably the most important feature of this new generation of electronic boards is its ability to integrate different heat generation technologies through the use of small interface boards and by means of a communication protocol that allows dialogue among the various parts of the heating system. All the control, management and communications software (meaning the whole intelligent part of a heating system) resides in the boiler PCB, so the only interfaces needed for integration with other types of generator are hardware items such as extensions of connectors on the motherboard and, where required, an additional display (text knob) for the parameter programming of a complex heating system. Features: • double microprocessor: latest generation software for control of the generator, or also of a complete heating system. • management of primary circuit pump modulation by PWM controller • daily heating programme and generation of hot sanitary water • electronic thermometer • automatic troubleshooting: signalling and description of possible anomalies • incorporated climatic regulation (external probe available as optional) • automatic summer/winter changeover with external probe connected • preset for installation in cascade with control software included in the PCB • preset for installation in mixing systems (low and high temperature)
Boiler functioning information
Regulation of sanitary water temperature Temperature reduction
Regulation of sanitary water temperature Temperature increase Functioning mode Sanitary, Sanitary & Heating, Heating Only
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Off, Reset, Exit menu/functions
Regulation of heating water temperature Temperature increase
Regulation of sanitary water temperature Temperature reduction Troubleshooting
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Programming, setting and digital control Picture
Model
Description
Code
Remote control THINK
The room unit is an accessory for controlling the temperature of the space to be heated. It is not only a modulating climate controller, capable of adjusting the delivery temperature from the boiler to obtain the desired room temperature with greatest efficiency: it also functions as a programmer, setting heating system parameters. including boilers in cascade and various low temperature zones.
Programmable clip-in module THINK
With this accessory the device can run: heating circuits at different temperatures, solar system and other specific applications (pools, sanitary recirculation pump etc.). This accessory can directly manage the circuit components (pump, temperature sensor, mixing valve etc.) up to a maximum of 3 independent relay outlets, 2 temperature sensors and 1 control inlet. Some predefined functions can be used.
710034502 .
Interface kit for boilers in cascade THINK
Interface kit for boilers in cascade is an electronic device that permits communication via bus (two cables) between boilers connected in cascade or between one boiler (or the boilers in cascade) and a mixing zone controller.
710440802 .
Programmable external module THINK
Use of the external module means that a heating system with max 16 boilers in cascade can be run, with separate storage for hot sanitary water where required. This accessory, connected to one of the boilers, can directly control the circuit components up to a max of 3 independent relay outlets, 2 inlet temperature sensors, 1 connector for limit thermostat in HV and one control inlet (for example TA).
710503704 .
Outdoor sensor THINK*
Outdoor sensor is a temperature sensor which communicates to the boiler the temperature outside the dwelling so that the generator adapts the flow temperature to the effective needs of heating the environment as set by the user.
710487301 . (wired) 710302701 . (wireless)
Interface kit for remote control THINK - 5 leds wireless
This accessory allows to install the control panel wireless in a representative room. It can be used to control the room temperature and to set and control a heating circuit including a cascade installation and several low temperature zones
710244102 .
Heating controller for mixing zones THINK
Heat regulation control unit for piloting a mixing zone (usually low temperature). It can run a mixing valve, a pump and the flow sensor of the controlled zone. It can also exchange data with the boiler board by means of the connection bus.
710519902 .
710244202 . (wired) 710244302 . (wireless)
* wireless model to be ordered with the interface kit for remote control THINK - 5 leds (710244102 .) or the wireless aerial (710234301 .) 19
Remote control THINK Remote control THINK is a multifunctional accessory to control the temperature of the room to heat. It is a modulating climatic regulator that adjusts the flow temperature of the boiler to obtain the desired room temperature and the best efficiency. Setting times, it is possible to adjust the functioning of the heating circuit and DHW production Setting “Holiday” it is possible to set specific periods of the boiler functioning when you are not at home. You can set specific function to adjust the gas valve and to control the cleanliness of the combustion flues. In case of anomaly it shows the error code of the anomaly and a short description In case of cascade installations, the remote control THINK allows to set and show parameters of the cascade system. This is not possible through the control panel for Luna Duo-tec MP range of boilers so it is necessary to use this accessory in high efficiency condensing applications. This accessory can be installed in a separate room, that can be far from the installation place of the generator allowing an easier control. A wireless version of the remote control is available as well, when the extension of connection cables is difficult.
Heating zones DHW temperature ON Automatic heating programming 2 heating temperature levels: comfort/ reduced
Heating programming DHW programming
Data transmission (only with WIRELESS device)
Room temperature “comfort” mode
Outdoor temperature
Room temperature
Boiler pressure/ heating circuit
Date: day, month, year, time
Complete “menu”
End user menu 1 Standby/operation 2 Hot water boost 3 Central heating mode 4 Room temperature 5 Hot water mode 6 Hot water temperature set-point
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Navigation knob/ menu regulation and programming
1 Information 2 Set time and date 3 Operator unit 4 Time central heating 1 5 Time central heating 3 6 Time hot water 7 Time auxiliary 8 Holiday heating 1 9 Heating circuit 10 DHW circuit 11 Instantaneous DHW heater 12 Error 13 Diagnostics
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Single installation
Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35-1.50-1.60-1.70
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
Extension vessel connection kit
Manifold insulation kit for a boiler
Flanges and gasket kit * The hydraulic separator is handled as a separate accessory
Manifold hydraulic kit for hydraulic separator
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler
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Installation Kit Boiler-manifolds connection kit Models Luna Duo-tec MP
35-50-60-70 kW
Code
Kit consisting of:
710673801 .
• gas manifold hook-up with cock • shutoff valve 3 way on flow G1-1/4” • shutoff valve 2 way on return G1-1/4” • cap g1-1/4” and gaskets • check valve nipples G1-1/4 • extension vessel connector
Extension vessel connection kit Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Kit consisting of:
35-50-60-70 kW
710583801 .
• boiler-extension vessel connection pipe • extension vessel 10 litres • extension vessel support brackets
Flow-return-gas kit for individual boiler Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Kit consisting of:
35-50-60-70 kW
710577501 .
• gas manifold 2” • Flow manifold 3” DN80 PN6 • return manifold 3” DN80 PN6
Manifold insulation kit for one boiler Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Kit consisting of:
35-50-60-70 kW
710587001 .
• insulation kit for individual boiler flow/return manifolds
Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Kit consisting of:
35-50-60-70 kW
710582701 .
• flanges and gaskets for completion of installation
Flanges and gasket kit
Manifold hydraulic kit for hydraulic separator Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Manifold for separator 8,5 m /h
710686501 .
Manifold for separator 18 m /h
710687501 .
3
3
• flow/return manifolds to separator
710687601 .
Manifold for separator 28 m3/h Manifold ins. kit for separator 8,5 m /h
710687901 .
Manifold ins. kit for separator 18 m3/h
710688901 .
3
710689201 .
Manifold ins. kit for separator 28 m3/h Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 8,5 m /h
LSD 790000440 .
Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 18 m3/h
LSD 790000430 .
Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 28 m /h
LSD 790000420 .
3
3
22
Kit consisting of:
• Insulation kit for flow/return manifolds of connection between boilers and hydraulic separators
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Single installation
Luna Duo-tec MP 1.90-1.110
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
Extension vessel connection kit
Manifold insulation kit for a boiler
Flange and gasket kit * The hydraulic separator is handled as a separate accessory
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler
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Installation kit Boiler-manifolds connection kit Models Luna Duo-tec MP
90-110 kW
Code
Kit consisting of:
710678301 .
• gas manifold hook-up with cock • shutoff valve 3 way in delivery G1-1/4” • shutoff valve 2 way on return G1-1/4” • cap g1-1/4” and gaskets • check valve nipples G1-1/4 • extension tank connector
Extension tank connection kit Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Kit consisting of:
90-110 kW
710583801 .
• boiler-extension tank connection pipe • extension tank 10 litres extension tank support brackets
Flow-return-gas manifold kit for individual boiler Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Kit consisting of:
90-110 kW
710584601 .
• gas manifold 2” • delivery manifold 3” DN80 PN6 • return manifold 3” DN80 PN6
Manifold insulation kit for individual boiler Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Kit consisting of:
90-110 kW
710587801 .
• insulation kit for individual boiler flow/return manifolds
Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Kit consisting of:
90-110 kW
710582701 .
• flanges and gaskets for completion of installation
Flanges and gasket kit
Manifold hydraulic kit for hydraulic separator Models Luna Duo-tec MP
Code
Manifold for separator 8,5 m /h
710686501 .
Manifold for separator 18 m /h
710687501 .
3
3
• flow/return manifolds to separator
710687601 .
Manifold for separator 28 m3/h Manifold ins. kit for separator 8,5 m /h
710687901 .
Manifold ins. kit for separator 18 m3/h
710688901 .
3
710689201 .
Manifold ins. kit for separator 28 m3/h Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 8,5 m /h
LSD 790000440 .
Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 18 m3/h
LSD 790000430 .
Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 28 m /h
LSD 790000420 .
3
3
24
Kit consisting of:
• Insulation kit for flow/return manifolds of connection between boilers and hydraulic separators
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dimensions Luna Duo-tec 1.35-1.50-1.60-1.70 229 229
5353
450 450
1866 1866
9 9
511 511
220 220 160 160
1919 1919
9 9
213 213
Dimensions Luna Duo-tec 1.90-1.110 115 115
110 110
600 600
99
213 213
511
220 220
160 160
2052 2052
2162 2162
9 9
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Connection of clip-in module THINK With clip-in module THINK the heater can manage either a mixing zone, controlling the mixing valve, zone sensor and pump, or a solar system by means of the sensors on the collector, tank and solar pump. This accessory is installed in the boiler dashboard. You must remove cover A from dashboard B. Raise dashboard B and hook up the flat cable between connector X50 of clip-in module and connector X41 of the boiler board, passing through the hole in dashboard B. Close dashboard B and insert the clipin module. Carry out the electrical hook-ups necessary for installation and fix the new cover C found in the pack.
Clip-in module
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Connection of external module THINK External module THINK is a device which, in a heating system run with LUNA DUO-TEC MP boilers, supplies several programmable inlets/outlets necessary to complete the heating system. As for individual installations, the module external module can supply the boiler with the inlets/outlets necessary for management of a mixing zone or, alternatively, a solar system. The accessory is connected to the cascade of LUNA DUO-TEC MP boilers by means of a local bus through which the information regarding the devices connected is received and transmitted. For each individual boiler a maximum of three extension modules can be installed, one clip-in module and two external module for the management of a maximum of three mixing zones. When it is used for management of mixing zones the external module requires the presence of a remote control (see relevant section on page 20) for programming the zone control parameters. In this case the remote control may also be used as a room sensor for the mixing zone.
D
n
C
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
n
S
L QX22
X50
T N
L
L
2
2
ON
N
1
1
3 X30
N QX21
1
2
A
EX21 FX23 L QX23
Flow sensor Mixing valve Mixing zone pump Safety thermostat
n
A B C D
B L
C
N
230V
In the case of a mixing zone, hook up the safety thermostat between the “FX23-L” terminals and jump the terminals “EX21-FX23”. In this way the circuit pump connected to relay “QX23” is internally connected in series with the safety thermostat. Should it be necessary to use relay outlet “QX23” for functions other than those envisaged for the mixing zone, jump terminals “FX23-L”.
The external module may also be used to manage solar system by means of the boiler. In this case the connections supplied by the module are the two inlets related to the sensor on the collectors and to the sensor on the tank, whereas the outlet regards control of the solar pump (see figure). A B C
Tank sensor (supplied as optional) Collectors sensor (supplied as optional) Solar circuit pump (supplied as optional)
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Some easy schemes to enter the THINK world Example scheme of heating circuit with 2 high temperature zones
HC2
HC1
Heating circuit with 2 high temperature zones, one zone controlled with a thermostat and one zone controlled with THINK remote control.
1) How many independent zones are in the system? There are 2 independent zones, so the 2 heating zones HC1 and HC2 must be activated. This means to set the 2 registers: 5710 zone HC1 On (factory set) 5715 zone HC2 On
2) The valve of HC1 zone is controlled by the boiler PCB, it means the relevant parameter of the QX1 terminal to which the valve is connected has to be set and it must be fixed that is the pump (or the valve) of HC1 zone 5890
OUTPUT QX1
pump of the circuit HC1 (factory set)
3) The thermostat of the high temperature zone HC2 is connected to RT terminal of the boiler (input H5). It has to be set the thermostat connected to the relay is the zone HC2 one. 5977
INPUT H5
RT of the circuit HC2
4) Then it has to be set the remote control that is the address 1 and it is assigned to the zone HC1, it means: 40 (of the remote control) 42 (of the remote control)
use assignation
Room Unit 1 zone HC1
To invert the 2 zones and make 1 the zone HC2 and 2 the zone HC1, without switching the connections, it would be enough to change the setting of the parameter 5890 5890
OUTPUT QX1
pump of the circuit HC2
then to set the release to the valve as the release to valve of the zone HC2, change the parameter 5977 5977 28
INPUT H5
RT of the circuit HC1
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations to set on the PCB of the boiler that the RT is the zone HC1 thermostat and to change the parameters of the remote control: 40 (of the remote control) 42 (of the remote control)
use UnitĂ Ambiente 1 assignation Multi-function
Example scheme of heating circuit with 3 high temperature zones
HC3
HC2
HC1
Heating circuit with 3 high temperature zones, one zone controlled with a thermostat and two zones controlled with THINK remote controls. An external programmable module has been installed to in increase the number of the connections of the PCB and to control the 3 zone valves.
1) How many independent zones are in the system? There are 3 independent zones, so the 3 heating zones HC1, HC2 and HC3 must be activated. This means to set the 3 registers: 5710 zone CR1 On (factory set) 5715 zone CR2 On 5721 zone CR3 On
2) An external programmable module THINK has been used, so this accessory has to be set by the activation on the register 6020: 6020 FUNCTION EM1 Multi-function This setting defines the external module with the address 1 (EM1) as multi-functional.
3) The valves of the 3 zones HC1, HC2 and HC3 are controlled by the external programmable module, so the relevant parameters of the external module have to be set to define which terminals of the external module control the valves (in this contest pump and valve have the same meaning) 6030 6031 6032
OUTPUT QX21 EM OUTPUT QX22 EM OUTPUT QX23 EM
Pump of the circuit CR1 Pump of the circuit CR2 Pump of the circuit CR3
4) The thermostat of the high temperature zone HC3 is connected to the terminal RT of the external module (input H2). It has to be set that the thermostat connected to that terminal is the one of the zone HC3 6046
INPUT H2 EM1 RT of the circuit HO3 29
5) Then the remote controls of the zone HC1 and HC2 have to be linked to the relevant zones, it means 40 (of the remote control address 1) 42 (of the remote control address 1)
use assignation
Room Unit 1 Zone HC1
40 (of the remote control address 2) use Room Unit 2 In this case it is not necessary to give the assignation, because it is automatically set in those units where the use is different form â&#x20AC;&#x153;Room Unit 1â&#x20AC;?.
Example scheme with 2 low temperature zones and 1 high temperature zone
Ext. module THINK
Ext. module THINK
HC3
HC2
HC1
Heating circuit with 2 zones low temperature controlled by remote controls THINK and 1 zone with high temperature controlled by room thermostat. To control low temperature zones it is ALWAYS necessary to use a programmable module (clip-in or external module). In this case, 2 modules are necessary. First of all, the 3 heating zones HC1, HC2 and HC3 have to be activated. This means to set the 3 registers: 5710 zone HC1 On (factory set) 5715 zone HC2 On 5721 zone HC3 On 2 programmable modules have been used, so they must be qualified by means of the activation on the register 6020 and 6021: 6020 6021
FUNCTION EM1 FUNCTION EM2
Zone HC1 Zone HC2
These settings assign the external module with address 1 (EM1) to the zone HC1 and assign the external module with address 2 (EM2) to the zone HC2. Since the safety thermostats of the low temperature zones are both connected to the terminal EX21 of the relevant external modules, this choice has to be to be set: 6024 6026
Terminal EX21 of EM1 Terminal EX21 of EM2
Safety thermostat zone HC1 Safety thermostat zone HC2
The thermostat of the high temperature zone HC3 is linked to the terminal RT of the PCB of the boiler (H5). It must be defined that the thermostat connected to this terminal is the thermostat of the zone HC3 30
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations 6046
INPUT H3
RT of circuit HC3
Also the valve of the zone HC3 is connected to the programmable output QX1 of the PCB of the boiler. So it is necessary to set the following parameter: 5890
OUTPUT QX1
Pump of the circuit HC3
Then the remote controls of the zone HC1 and HC2 have to be linked to the relevant zones, it means 40 (of the remote control address 1) 42 (of the remote control address 1)
use assignation
Room Unit 1 Zone HC1
40 (of the remote control address 2) use Room Unit 2 In this case it is not necessary to give the assignation, because it is automatically set in those units where the use is different form â&#x20AC;&#x153;Room Unit 1â&#x20AC;?.
Example scheme of heating circuit with 1 high temperature zone, 1 low temperature zone and a solar tank for DHW production with solar integration
Ext. module THINK
Ext. module THINK
Heating circuit with 2 zones, 1 with high temperature and 1 with low temperature controlled by room thermostat, with a solar system To control low temperature zones it is ALWAYS necessary to use a programmable module (clip-in or external module). Also to control a solar system it is necessary to employ an external programmable module. In this case, then, 2 modules are necessary. First of all, as we have seen, the 2 zones HC1 and HC2 have to be activated. This means to set the 2 registers: 5710 5715
zone HC1 zone HC2
On (factory set) On
2 programmable modules have been used, so they must be qualified by means of the activation on the register 6020 and 6021: 6020 6021
FUNCTION EM1 FUNCTION EM2
Zone HC1 Solar system for DHW production
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These settings assign the external module with address 1 (EM1) to the zone HC1 and assign the external module with address 2 (EM2) to the control of the solar collectors. Obviously the sensors and the pump of the solar system have to be connected to the relevant terminals, specified in the technical manual of the external programmable module: BX22
Solar sensor tank side
BX21
Solar sensor collectors side (Pt 1000)
QX23
Solar pump circuit
Since the low temperature safety thermostat is linked to EX21 terminal of the external module EM1, this choice has to be set on the relevant register: 6024
Terminal EX21 di EM1 Safety thermostat zone HC1
The thermostat of the low temperature zone HC1 is connected to the terminal of the external module EM1 (H2), while the thermostat of the high temperature zone HC2 is linked to the terminal RT of the PCB of the boiler (H5). It must be defined that the thermostat connected to this terminal is the thermostat of the zone HC2 6046 5977
INPUT H2 EM1 INPUT H5
RT of circuit HC1 RT of circuit HC2
Finally, also the valve of the zone HC2 is connected to the programmable output QX1 of the PCB of the boiler. So it is necessary to set the following parameter: 5890
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OUTPUT QX1 Pump of the circuit HC2
5
mmH2O
mbar
Manometro
2
1
AGU2.550
3
8
4
20
0
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
100
120
80
20
0
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
100
120
80
High output condensing boiler LUNA DUO-TEC MP Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler Clip-in module THINK Hydraulic separator Outdoor sensor Hot water temperature sensor Double coil (DC) storage tank for solar system integration Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market) Solar circolation group Solar hot water temperature sensor Solar collectors SB25+ V Collectors sensor Air vent valve
20
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
60 80
100
120
20
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
60 80
100
120
11
9
13
10
6
7
12
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
SYSTEM MADE OF 1 HIGH OUTPUT CONDENSING BOILER LUNA DUO-TEC MP, 1 DIRECT HIGH TEMPERATURE CIRCUIT, 1 DHW TANK WITH SOLAR INTEGRATION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Single installation schemes
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System with high power condensing boiler Luna Duo-tec MP – 1 direct high temperature circuit – 1 DHW tank with solar integration The system shown in the previous page could represent a centralized system of a small multi-dwelling building with only one distribution raiser. In this case the programmable clip-in module THINK to control the hydraulic circuit of the solar collectors. In the scheme are showed the connection to be made on the programmable clip-in module.
A Tank sensor B
Solar collectors sensor (supplied as optional)
C
Solar circuit pump
TABLE OF THE CONNCETION TO BE MADE
PROGRAMMABLE CLIP-IN MODULE THINK Terminals
Device to be connected
Terminal QX23 – N
Solar circuit pump
Terminal BX22 – M
Solar tank sensor (solar system side)
Terminal BX21 – M
Solar collectors sensor CONNECTION ON THE PCB OF THE BOILER
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M2
Outdoor sensor
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M3
Tank pump (tank side)
Terminals 9-10 of terminal board M2
Tank sensor (boiler side)
Terminals 6-7 of terminal board M3
Heating pump users side (downstream of the hydraulic separator)
Terminals 2-3 of terminal board M3
ISPESL safety kit
Further the physical connections, it is necessary to set some software parameters on the PCB by means of the display of the boiler. The parameters to be set are the following:
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations On the programmable clip-in module THINK, it has to be set the address “1”. Menu
Programme line
Description
Configuration
6020
Enabling of solar function
Menu
Programme line
Configuration
Value
Description
3810
Default 8 °C
Difference in temperature between collectors and tank solar sensor for solar pump activation
3811
Default 4 °C
Difference in temperature between collector and tank solar sensors for solar pump switch-off
3850
Default "---"
Temperature above which the collector pump circulates (only if the maximum tank temperature is not reached)
The parameters that may be used are shown below. In the case of solar panels with vacuum pipes, activate the specific protection function (parameters 3830, 3831)
Solar
3830
Default "---"
Maximum solar pump block time if collector temperature reaches maximum value (parameter 3850) in the minimum circulation time (parameter 3831)
3831
Default 30s
Collector pump minimum circulation time
For more general heating and DHW production systems settings, consult the manual of the programmable clip-in module THINK. LIST OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM n°
Component
Boiler 35-70 kW
Boiler 90-110 kW
1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler
710577501 .
710584601 .
1
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
710673801 .
710678301 .
1
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M2
Outdoor sensor
1
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M3
Tank pump (boiler side)
1
Extension vessel connection kit
710583801 .
1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
1
Manifold insulation kit for individual boiler
710587001 .
1
Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market)
KHW 714098411 .
1
Connection manifold kit for hydraulic separator
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Flange and gasket kit for hydraulic separator manifold
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Hydraulic separator kit
Depending on the hydraulic separator
2
Tank sensor
KHG714076810 .
710587801 .
35
36
mmH2O
mbar
Manometro
llec
5
1
co
AGU2.550
tor
2 3
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
6
20
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
0
S
r ola
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
tor
llec
co
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
10
7
QAZ 21
Manometro bar
8
9
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
SYSTEM MADE OF 1 HIGH EFFICIENCY CONDENSING BOILER LUNA DUO-TEC MP, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, 1 LOW TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, 1 DHW TANK WITH SOLAR INTEGRATION
4
S
r ola
1 High output condensing boiler LUNA DUO-TEC MP 2 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market) 3 Hydraulic separator 4 Outdoor sensor 5 Clip-in module THINK 6 Flow/return sensor 7 DHW sensor 8 Double coil (DC) storage tank for solar system integration 9 Thermostatic mixer 10 Solar circolation group
Single installation schemes
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations System with high power condensing boiler Luna Duo-tec MP â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1 direct high temperature circuit â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1 low temperature mixing circuit â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1 DHW tank with solar integration This system could be a small multi-familiar building (4-6 flats), where every flat is supplied with low temperature zones with integration (for example in the bathrooms) of high temperature elements. This system could also be one single premise (commercial building, sport center or factory) with underfloor heating system and high temperature integration. In both cases, the DHW is delivered to the users from a central tank whose thermal load is provided with a solar collectors system, eventually integrated with the centralized boiler. Also for this system, it is necessary to use a programmable clip-in module THINK to control the hydraulic circuit of the solar collectors. Moreover, a programmable external module THINK is required to control the low temperature zone. In the picture are showed the connections to be done on the programmable clip-in module A Tank sensor (supplied as accessory) B
Solar collector sensor (supplied as accessory)
C
Solar circuit pump
A Delivery sensor
C
Mixing zone pump
B
D
Safety thermostat
Mixing valve
In the following parameters, the heating circuit 1 (HC1) is the low temperature zone, while the heating circuit 2 (HC2) is the high temperature circuit.
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PROGRAMMABLE CLIP-IN MODULE THINK Terminals
Device to be connected
Terminal QX23 – N
Solar circuit pump
Terminal BX22 – M
Solar tank sensor (solar system side)
Terminal BX21 – M
Solar collectors sensor PROGRAMMABLE EXTERNAL MODULE THINK
Terminal QX21 – N – QX22
Low temperature zone mixing valve
Terminal QX23 – N
Low temperature circuit pump
Terminal BX21 – M
Low temperature circuit sensor
Terminal FX21 – L
Low temperature zone safety thermostat CONNECTION ON THE PCB OF THE BOILER
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M2
Outdoor sensor
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M3
Tank pump (tank side)
Terminals 9-10 of terminal board M2
Tank sensor (boiler side)
Terminals 6-7 of terminal board M3
Heating pump users side (downstream of the hydraulic separator)
Terminals 2-3 of terminal board M3
ISPESL safety kit
Morsetti 1–2–3 della morsett. M2
Eventuale unità ambiente zona a bassa temperatura
Morsetti 1-2 della morsettiera M1
Termostato ambiente zona alta temperatura
On the PROGRAMMABLE external module THINK, it has to be set the address “1”. On the programmable clip-in module THINK, it has to be set the address “2”. Menu
Programme line
Value
Decription
Configuration
5715
On
Enabling of the heating circuit HC2 (high temperature)
Configuration
5977
Room thermostat HC2
Enabling of the thermostat of the heating circuit HC2 (high temperature)
Configuration
5890
Heating circuit HC2 (high temperature) pump
Configuration
6020
Enabling of the heating circuit HC1 (low temperature)
Configuration
6024
Safety thermostat HC
Input EX21 enabled as protection of the low temperature circuit
Configuration
6046
-------
Input H2 without functions
Heating circuit 1
742
-------
Enabling modulating flow temperature (low temperature circuit)
Heating circuit 1
834
Default 180s
Mixing valve closure time
Configuration
6021
Enabling of the solar function
Configuration
3810
Default 8°C
Difference in temperature between collectors and tank solar sensor for solar pump activation
Configuration
3811
Default 4°C
Difference in temperature between collector and tank solar sensors for solar pump switch-off
Configuration
3850
Default "---"
Temperature above which the collector pump circulates (only if the maximum tank temperature is not reached)
3830
Default "---"
Maximum solar pump block time if collector temperature reaches maximum value (parameter 3850) in the minimum circulation time (parameter 3831)
3831
Default 30s
Collector pump minimum circulation time
Solar configuration
The room thermostat of the high temperature heating circuit has to be linked, as already specified, to the terminals 1-2 of the terminal board (room thermostat).
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations LIST OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM n째
Component
Boiler 35-70 kW
Boiler 90-110 kW
1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler
710577501 .
710584601 .
1
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
710673801 .
710678301 .
1
Extension vessel connection kit
710583801 .
1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
1
Manifold insulation kit for individual boiler
710587001 .
1
Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market)
KHW 714098411 .
1
Connection manifold kit for hydraulic separator
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Flange and gasket kit for hydraulic separator manifold
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Hydraulic separator kit
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Programmable clip-in module THINK
710034503 .
1
Programmable external module THINK
710503704 .
2
Tank sensor
KHG714076810 .
1
Outdoor sensor
710487301 .
1
Solar collectors sensor for programmable clip-in or external module THINK
LNC 710000040 .
1
Heating flow/return sensor
KHG714078910 .
710587801 .
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2
AGU2.550
9
5
4
20
60
°C
TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
80
100
120
7 6 10
13
8 AVS75
20
0
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
20
0
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
100
120
80
AVS75
20
0
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
20
0
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
100
120
80
To the heating circuit
12
11
20
0
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
100
120
80
To users
SYSTEM MADE WITH HIGH OUTPUT CONDENSING BOILER LUNA DUO-TEC MP, 2 LOW TEMPERATURE MIXING CIRCUITS, 1 DHW TANK WITH SOLAR INTEGRATION FOR HEATING AND DHW PRODUCTION
Rampa GAS G2"
1
60
02
02
°C
0 04
TERMOMETRO
0 04
40
06
C°
ORTEMOMRET
06
C°
ORTEMOMRET
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08
20
08
UBTT 1000
02
3
0 04
02
14
001
021
001
C° 06
0 04 ORTEMOMRET
06
C°
ORTEMOMRET
High output condensing boiler LUNA DUO-TEC MP Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler Flue pipes for individual boiler Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market) Hydraulic separator Tank-in tank cylinder UBTT 1000 DHW sensor External module THINK Clip-in module THINK Tank sensor Solar circolation group Collectors sensor Air vent valve Solar collectors SB25+ V
08 021
001
021
08
021
40 001
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Single installation schemes
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations System with high output condensing boiler Luna Duo-tec MP â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2 low temperature mixing circuits â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1 DHW tank with solar integration for heating and DHW production This system could be a quite big house, with at least 2 zones (ground/first floor) with independent climatic regulation. This system could also be one single premise (commercial building, sport center or factory) with underfloor heating system and high temperature integration. In both cases, the DHW is delivered to the users from a central tank whose thermal load is provided with a solar collectors system, eventually integrated with the centralized boiler. Also for this system, it is necessary to use a programmable clip-in module THINK to control the hydraulic circuit of the solar collectors. Moreover, 2 programmable external modules THINK are required to control the low temperature zone. In the picture are showed the connections to be done on the programmable clip-in modules A Tank sensor (supplied as accessory) B
Solar collector sensor (supplied as accessory)
C
Solar circuit pump
A Delivery sensor
C
Mixing zone pump
B
D
Safety thermostat
Mixing valve
In the following parameters, the heating circuit 1 (HC1) is the low temperature zone, while the heating circuit 2 (HC2) is the other low temperature circuit.
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PROGRAMMABLE CLIP-IN MODULE THINK Terminals
Device to be connected
Terminal QX23 – N
Solar circuit pump
Terminal BX22 – M
Solar tank sensor (solar system side)
Terminal BX21 – M
Solar collectors sensor
PROGRAMMABLE EXTERNAL MODULE THINK (EM1) Terminal QX21 – N – QX22
Low temperature zone mixing valve
Terminal QX23 – N
Low temperature circuit pump
Terminal BX21 – M
Low temperature circuit sensor
Terminal FX21 – L
Low temperature zone safety thermostat
PROGRAMMABLE EXTERNAL MODULE THINK (EM2) Terminal QX21 – N – QX22
Low temperature zone mixing valve
Terminal QX23 – N
Low temperature circuit pump
Terminal BX21 – M
Low temperature circuit sensor
Terminal FX21 – L
Low temperature zone safety thermostat
CONNECTION ON THE PCB OF THE BOILER Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M2
Outdoor sensor
Terminals 9-10 of terminal board M2
Tank sensor (boiler side)
Terminals 6-7 of terminal board M3
Heating pump users side (downstream of the hydraulic separator)
Terminals 2-3 of terminal board M3
ISPESL safety kit
Terminals 1-2-3 of terminal board M2
Eventual room unit of the zone 1 (low temperature)
Terminals 1-2-3 of terminal board M2
Eventual room unit of the zone 2 (low temperature)
Menu
Programme line
Value
Decription
Configuration
5710
On
Enabling of the heating circuit HC1 (low temperature)
Configuration
5715
On
Enabling of the heating circuit HC2 (low temperature)
Configuration
6020
Enabling of the heating circuit HC1 (low temperature)
Configuration
6021
Enabling of the heating circuit HC2 (low temperature)
Configuration
6024
Safety thermostat HC
Input EX21 enabled as protection of the low temperature circuit HC1
Configuration
6026
Safety thermostat HC
Input EX21 enabled as protection of the low temperature circuit HC2
Configuration
6022
Enabling of the solar function
Use
Par. 40 EM1
Room Unit 1
Assignation
Par. 42 EM1
Zone HC1
Use
Par. 40 EM2
Room Unit 2
The programmable external module of the zone HC1 has to be set with address 1 on DIP-SWITCH The programmable external module of the zone HC2 has to be set with address 2 on DIP-SWITCH The programmable clip-in module of the solar system has to be set with address 3 on DIP-SWITCH
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations LIST OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM N째
Component
Boiler 35-70 kW
Boiler 90-110 kW
1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler
710577501 .
710584601 .
1
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
710673801 .
710678301 .
1
Extension vessel connection kit
710583801 .
1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
1
Manifold insulation kit for individual boiler
710587001 .
1
Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market)
KHW 714098411 .
1
Connection manifold kit for hydraulic separator
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Flange and gasket kit for hydraulic separator manifold
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Hydraulic separator kit
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Programmable clip-in module THINK
710034503 .
2
Programmable external module THINK
710503704 .
2
Tank sensor
KHG714076810 .
1
Outdoor sensor
710487301 .
1
Solar collectors sensor for programmable clip-in or external module THINK
LNC 710000040 .
2
Heating flow/return sensor
KHG714078910 .
710587801 .
43
Cascade installation Luna Duo-tec MP da 1.35 a 1.110
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
Extension vessel connection kit
Manifolds connector kit
TUBO COLLEGAMENTO COLLETTORI GAS
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler
Manifold hydraulic kit for hydraulic separator
Flow - return - gas manifolds for 2 boilers
44
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations List of hydraulic accessories, boilers in cascade: Cascade of 2 boilers of 35-70 kW Quantity Description
Code
n.1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710577701 .
n.2
Extension tank connection kit from 35 to 70 kW
710583801 .
n.2
Boiler-manifolds connection kit from 35 to 70 kW
710673801 .
n.1
Insulation kit for two boilers from 35 to 70 kW
710587501 .
n.1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
n.1
Manifold kit for hydraulic separator
See relevant section on page 77
Cascade of 2 boilers of 90-110 kW Quantity Description
Code
n.1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710584901 .
n.2
Extension vessel connection kit from 90 to 110 kW
710583801 .
n.2
Boiler-manifolds connection kit from 90 to 110 kW
710678301 .
n.1
Insulation kit for two boilers from 90 to 110 kW
710588501 .
n.1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
n.1
Manifold kit for hydraulic separator
See relevant section on page 77
Cascade of 3 boilers of 35-70 kW Quantity Description
Code
n.1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710577701 .
n.3
Extension vessel connection kit from 35 to 70 kW
710583801 .
n.1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 1 boiler
710577501 .
n.3
Boiler-manifolds connection kit from 35 to 70 kW
710673801 .
n.1
Insulation kit for two boilers from 35 to 70 kW
710587501 .
n.1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
n.1
Manifolds connection kit
710583201 .
n.1
Manifold kit for hydraulic separator
See relevant section on page 77
Cascade of 3 boilers of 90-110 kW Quantity Description
Code
n.1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710584901 .
n.3
Extension vessel connection kit from 90 to 110 kW
710583801 .
n.1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 1 boiler
710584601 .
n.3
Boiler-manifolds connection kit from 90 to 110 kW
710678301 .
n.1
Insulation kit for two boilers from 90 to 110 kW
710588501 .
n.1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
n.1
Manifolds connection kit
710583201 .
n.1
Manifold kit for hydraulic separator
See relevant section on page 77 45
List of hydraulic accessories, boilers in cascade: Cascade of 4 boilers of 35-70 kW Quantity Description
Code
n.2
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710577701 .
n.4
Extension vessel connection kit from 35 to 70 kW
710583801 .
n.4
Boiler-manifolds connection kit from 35 to 70 kW
710673801 .
n.1
Insulation kit for two boilers from 35 to 70 kW
710587501 .
n.1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
n.1
Manifolds connection kit
710583201 .
n.1
Manifold kit for hydraulic separator
See relevant section on page 77
Cascade of 4 boilers of 90-110 kW Quantity Description
Code
n.2
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710584901 .
n.4
Extension vessel connection kit from 90 to 110 kW
710583801 .
n.4
Boiler-manifolds connection kit from 90 to 110 kW
710678301 .
n.1
Insulation kit for two boilers from 90 to 110 kW
710588501 .
n.1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
n.1
Manifolds connection kit
710583201 .
n.1
Manifold kit for hydraulic separator
See relevant section on page 77
Cascade of 5 boilers of 35-70 kW Quantity Description
Code
n.2
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710577701 .
n.1
Flow-return-gas return manifolds kit for 1 boiler
710577501 .
n.5
Extension vessel connection kit from 35 to 70 kW
710583801 .
n.5
Boiler-manifolds connection kit from 35 to 70 kW
710673801 .
n.1
Insulation kit for two boilers from 35 to 70 kW
710587501 .
n.1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
n.2
Manifolds connection kit
710583201 .
n.1
Manifold kit for hydraulic separator
See relevant section on page 77
Cascade of 5 boilers of 90-110 kW Quantity Description
Code
n.2
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710584901 .
n.1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 1 boiler
710584601 .
n.5
Extension vessel connection kit from 90 to 110 kW
710583801 .
n.5
Boiler-manifolds connection kit from 90 to 110 kW
710678301 .
n.1
Insulation kit for two boilers from 90 to 110 kW
710588501 .
n.1
Flange and gasket kit
710582701 .
n.2
Manifolds connection kit
710583201 .
n.1
Manifold kit for hydraulic separator
See relevant section on page 77
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dimensions * Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35 - 1.50 - 1.60 - 1.70
1866 511
220 160
1919
53
470
Dimensions * Luna Duo-tec MP 1.90 - 1.110
511
220 160
2162 2052
110
620
(*) –flanged flow-return hydraulic manifolds, diameter 3” with flange DN80 PN6 -2” gas manifold, threaded internally 47
Dimensions * Luna Duo-tec MP 1.35 - 1.50 - 1.60 - 1.70 470
511
1919 1866 220 160
53
470
Dimensions * Luna Duo-tec MP 1.90 - 1.110 620
511
220 160
2162 2052
110
620
(*) –flanged flow-return hydraulic manifolds, diameter 3” with flange DN80 PN6 -2” gas manifold, threaded internally 48
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations How to calculate the diameter of the flue manifold (A) and the chimney (B) The table on the following page shows the diameters of the flue manifold and the flue for various configurations of boilers in cascade and for various heights of flue.
B
2m
H
A
Overview • The distance of the flue manifold from the first boiler to the vertical flue is 2 metres • Flue shutter installed on each boiler in cascade • The flue pipes and connections between the flue manifold of the cascade and the flue are not supplied by BAXI • Manifolds in cascade over 200 mm in diameter are not supplied by BAXI • These figures were calculated based on a polypropylene “dual wall” flue manifold for the flue
49
N° Boilers in cascade
2
3
4
5
6
50
Duo-tec MP Duo-tec MP Duo-tec MP Duo-tec MP Duo-tec MP 1.50 1.60 1.70 1.90 1.110 Nominal Thermal Power Total 80°/60° C (kW)
100
120
140
180
220
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
125
125
160
160
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
125
125
125
160
160
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
125
125
125
160
160
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
125
125
125
160
160
Nominal Thermal Power Total 80°/60° C (kW)
150
180
210
270
330
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
125
125
160
160
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
125
125
160
160
160
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
125
125
160
160
160
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
125
125
160
160
160
Nominal Thermal Power Total 80°/60° C (kW)
200
240
280
360
440
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
125
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
160
160
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
160
160
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
160
160
160
200
200
Nominal Thermal Power Total 80°/60° C (kW)
250
300
350
450
550
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
160
160
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
160
160
200
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
160
160
200
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
160
160
200
200
200
Nominal Thermal Power Total 80°/60° C (kW)
300
360
400
540
660
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
160
200
200
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
160
200
200
200
250
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
160
200
200
200
250
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
160
200
200
200
250
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Connection of the interface bus for boilers in cascade THINK The interface bus is an electronic device enabling communication with and therefore the management of boilers in cascade. Thus used, the communication bus also permits remote monitoring and management of the cascade. The interface bus slot is inside the control panel of each boiler in the cascade. There are two possible positions of the accessory inside the panel: 1- If the clip-in module THINK has not already been installed in the boiler, then remove the protective cover on the back of the command panel on the boiler, place the interface bus in the relative slot and, once the electronic circuit of the boiler has been turned on, connect the interface using the cable provided to the connector of the electronic circuit X30.
INTERFACE KIT FOR BOILERS IN CASCADE THINK
LPB BUS
X30
2- If the clip-in module THINK has already been installed in the boiler, then access the electronic circuit by removing the protective cover on the panel and slot in the interface bus as illustrated below making sure to connect the cable provided to the connector of the electronic circuit X30.
X30
LPB BUS
INTERFACE KIT FOR BOILERS IN CASCADE THINK
51
Connection of clip-in module THINK With clip-in module THINK the heater can manage either a mixing zone, controlling the mixing valve, zone sensor and pump, or a solar system by means of the sensors on the collector, tank and solar pump. This accessory is installed in the boiler dashboard. You must remove cover A from dashboard B. Raise dashboard B and hook up the flat cable between connector X50 of clip-in module and connector X41 of the boiler board, passing through the hole in dashboard B. Close dashboard B and insert the clipin module. Carry out the electrical hook-ups necessary for installation and fix the new cover C found in the pack.
Clip-in module
52
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Connection of external module THINK External module THINK is a device which, in a heating system run with LUNA DUO-TEC MP boilers, supplies several programmable inlets/outlets necessary to complete the heating system. As for cascade systems, the external module THINK allows connection of a cascade pump (output side) downstream of the hydraulic separator, a loading pump for hot sanitary water storage and, where required, a room thermostat and sensors for flow (usually downstream of the hydraulic separator) and for return (usually upstream) of the cascade. The external module THINK can also supply another programmable outlet at 230V for system necessities. The accessory is connected to the cascade of LUNA DUO-TEC MP boilers by means of a local bus through which the information regarding the devices connected is received and transmitted. Programming of parameters regarding the cascade of boilers is carried out by means of the remote control to be installed externally (see remote control kit on page 20).
1 2 3 C
S
EX21 FX23 L QX23
T
L QX22
N QX21
N
L
N
L
10
M2 1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
2
ON 1
n
n
n
2
2
X50
3 X30
M1 230V
KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK Not used for cascades
S (QX23-L9
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
C
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (H2-M) n (BX22-M) M
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Common sensor earth 53
Connection of external module THINK External module THINK is a device which, in a heating system run with LUNA DUO-TEC MP boilers, supplies several programmable inlets/outlets necessary to complete the heating system. As for individual installations, the module external module can supply the boiler with the inlets/outlets necessary for management of a mixing zone or, alternatively, a solar system. The accessory is connected to the cascade of LUNA DUO-TEC MP boilers by means of a local bus through which the information regarding the devices connected is received and transmitted. For each individual boiler a maximum of three extension modules can be installed, one clip-in module and two external module for the management of a maximum of three mixing zones. When it is used for management of mixing zones the external module requires the presence of a remote control (see relevant section on page 20) for programming the zone control parameters. In this case the remote control may also be used as a room sensor for the mixing zone.
D
n
C
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
n
S
L QX22
X50
T N
L
L
2
2
ON
N
1
1
3 X30
N QX21
1
2
A
EX21 FX23 L QX23
Flow sensor Mixing valve Mixing zone pump Safety thermostat
n
A B C D
B L
C
N
230V
In the case of a mixing zone, hook up the safety thermostat between the “FX23-L” terminals and jump the terminals “EX21-FX23”. In this way the circuit pump connected to relay “QX23” is internally connected in series with the safety thermostat. Should it be necessary to use relay outlet “QX23” for functions other than those envisaged for the mixing zone, jump terminals “FX23-L”.
The external module may also be used to manage solar system by means of the boiler. In this case the connections supplied by the module are the two inlets related to the sensor on the collectors and to the sensor on the tank, whereas the outlet regards control of the solar pump (see figure). A B C
54
Tank sensor (supplied as optional) Collectors sensor (supplied as optional) Solar circuit pump (supplied as optional)
mmH2O
mbar
Manometro
8
9
AVS75
2
1
OCI 345
1
OCI 345
7
QAD
4
12
5
QAD
4
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
QAZ 21
10
11
SYSTEM MADE OF 2 HIGH OUTPUT CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA DUO-TEC MP, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, 1 DHW TANK (SC)
6
3
1 High output condensing boilers DUO-TEC MP 2 Flow-return-gas manifolds for 2 boilers 3 Flue pipes for two boilers 4 Flow-return sensor 5 Hydraulic separator 6 Outdoor sensor 7 Interface kit for cascade system (OCI 345) 8 External module THINK 9 Removable control panel 10 DHW sensor 11 Single coil (SC) tank 12 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional)
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Cascade installation schemes
55
System with two high output condensing boilers Luna Duo-tec MP in cascade – 1 high temperature direct circuit – 1 DHW tank This system is similar to the Luna Duo-tec MP single installation already seen, with the difference of the cascade. The example is useful to see the different uses of the electronic devices in presence of a cascade installation. For complete management of the cascade it has to be installed a interface bus kit for boilers in cascade THINK (one in each boiler in cascade), an external module THINK and a remote control THINK for programming all system parameters. The figure shows the connection of the bus modules and the external module.
The connections of external module THINK are highlighted in the figure. KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK C
Not used for cascades
C (FX23-L)
Safety thermostat 230V not used for cascades
S (QX23-L)
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (H2-M) n (BX22-M)
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
n (BX21-M)
CASCADE RETURN SENSOR inlet
M
56
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
Common sensor earth
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Table of the connection to be done PROGRAMMABLE EXTERNAL MODULE THINK Terminals
Device to be connected
Terminal QX21 – N
Cascade pump downstream of the hydraulic separator
Terminal BX22 – M
Cascade flow sensor
Terminal BX21 – M
Cascade return sensor
Terminal H2 – M
Eventual room thermostat CONNECTION ON THE PCB OF THE BOILER
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M2
Outdoor sensor
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M3
DHW tank pump (boiler side)
Terminals 9-10 of terminal board M2
DHW tank sensor (boiler side)
Terminals 2-3 of terminal board M3
ISPESL safety kit (optional)
MASTER (main) boiler parameter configuration Further the physical connections, it is necessary to set some software parameters on the PCB by means of the display of the remote control THINK. The parameters to be set are the following: On the programmable clip-in module THINK, it has to be set the address “1”. Menu
Programme line
Configuration
5977
None
Configuration
6020
Multi-function
Configuration
6030
Heating circuit 1 pump Q2
Control of heating circuit 1 pump
Configuration
6040
Cascade flow sensor B10
Control of cascade flow temperature
Configuration
6041
Cascade return sensor B70
Configuration
6046
Configuration
6200
Yes*
LPB
6630
Always
LPB
6640
Autonomous
Value
Room Thermostat HC1
Description Disabling of the thermostat on the terminal board M1 (1-2) Enabling of the programmable external module THINK
Control of cascade return sensor temperature Enabling of the thermostat in input H2 of the external module THINK Saving of the settings Identification of master boiler Setting of master cascade clock
*The value returns automatically to “No” immediately after setting.
57
Parameter configuration on non-MASTER boiler Having configured the master boiler parameters as described in the previous paragraph, proceed to configuration of the other boiler. For correct system functioning an address must be assigned to the non-master boiler (parameter 6600) so that it can be recognized by the master boiler (the master boiler has default =1). Moreover it is also necessary to synchronize the boiler clocks with that of the master boiler (parameter 6640). LPB LPB
6600 6640
2..3..4.. Slave with remote setting
Address of the boiler on bus LPB Set cascade boiler clock LIST OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM
n째
Component
Boiler 35-70 kW
Boiler 90-110 kW
1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710577701 .
710584901 .
2
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
710673801 .
710678301 .
2
Extension vessel connection kit
1
Flange and gasket kit
1
Manifold insulation kit for 2 boilers
710583801 . 710582701 . 710587501 .
710588501 .
1
Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market)
KHW 714098411 .
1
Connection manifold kit for hydraulic separator
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Flange and gasket kit for hydraulic separator manifold
Depending on the hydraulic separator Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Hydraulic separator kit
1
Programmable external module THINK
710503704 .
2
Tank sensor
KHG714076810 .
1
Outdoor sensor
710487301 .
2
Heating flow/return sensor
KHG714078910 .
58
6
Manometro
9
mbar mmH2O
8 AVS75
1 OCI 345
1
2
OCI 345
7
13
13
3
13
13
QAD
4
12 5
4 QAD
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
0
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
100
120
80
13
13
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
10 QAZ 21
11
13
13
12
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
SYSTEM MADE OF 2 HIGH OUTPUT CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA DUO-TEC MP, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, 1 TANK WITH INTEGRATION WITH SOLAR SYSTEMS (OPTION) , BUILT-IN HEAT BOXES RH+2C
1 High output condensing boilers LUNA DUOTEC MP 2 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 3 Flue pipes for two boilers 4 Heating flow/return sensor 5 Hydraulic separator 6 Outdoor sensor 7 Interface kit for boilers in cascade THINK 8 External module THINK 9 Remote control THINK 10 DHW sensor 11 Double coil storage tank (DC) integration with solar systems (option) 12 Thermostatic mixer 13 Built-in heat boxes Luna Sat RH+2C
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Cascade installation schemes
59
System with two high output condensing boilers Luna Duo-tec MP in cascade – 1 high temperature direct circuit – 1 DHW tank with solar integration This system is similar to the Luna Duo-tec MP single installation already seen, with the difference of the cascade. The example is useful to see the different uses of the electronic devices in presence of a cascade installation. For complete management of the cascade it has to be installed a interface bus kit for boilers in cascade THINK (one in each boiler in cascade), an external module THINK and a remote control THINK for programming all system parameters. For the management of the solar system, a clip-in module has to be installed inside the master boiler of the cascade. The figure shows the connection of the bus modules and the external module.
The connections of external module THINK are highlighted in the figure. KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK C
Not used for cascades
C (FX23-L)
Safety thermostat 230V not used for cascades
S (QX23-L)
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
n (H2-M)
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (BX22-M)
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
n (BX21-M)
CASCADE RETURN SENSOR inlet
M
60
Common sensor earth
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Table of the connection to be done PROGRAMMABLE EXTERNAL MODULE THINK Terminals
Device to be connected
Terminal QX21 – N
Cascade pump downstream of the hydraulic separator
Terminal BX22 – M
Cascade flow sensor
Terminal BX21 – M
Cascade return sensor
Terminal H2 – M
Eventual room thermostat CONNECTION ON THE PCB OF THE BOILER
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M2
Outdoor sensor
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M3
DHW tank pump (boiler side)
Terminals 9-10 of terminal board M2
DHW tank sensor (boiler side)
Terminals 2-3 of terminal board M3
ISPESL safety kit (optional) PROGRAMMABLE CLIP-IN MODULE THINK
Terminal QX23 – N
Solar system pump
Terminal BX22 – M
Solar tank pump B31
Terminal BX21 – M
Collectors sensor B6
MASTER (main) boiler parameter configuration Further the physical connections, it is necessary to set some software parameters on the PCB by means of the remote control THINK. The parameters to be set are the following: On the programmable clip-in module THINK, it has to be set the address “1”. Menu
Programme line
Configuration
5977
None
Configuration
6020
Multi-function
Configuration
6030
Heating circuit 1 pump Q2
Control of heating circuit 1 pump
Configuration
6040
Cascade flow sensor B10
Control of cascade flow temperature
Configuration
6041
Cascade return sensor B70
Value
Room Thermostat HC1
Configuration
6046
Configuration
6200
LPB
6630
Always
LPB
6640
Autonomous
Yes*
Description Disabling of the thermostat on the terminal board M1 (1-2) Enabling of the programmable external module THINK
Control of cascade return sensor temperature Enabling of the thermostat in input H2 of the external module THINK Saving of the settings Identification of master boiler Setting of master cascade clock
*The value returns automatically to “No” immediately after setting.
Parameter configuration of non-MASTER boiler Having configured the master boiler parameters as described in the previous paragraph, proceed to configuration of the other boiler. For correct system functioning an address must be assigned to the non-master boiler (parameter 6600) so that it can be recognized by the master boiler (the master boiler has default =1). Moreover it is also necessary to synchronize the boiler clocks with that of the master boiler (parameter 6640). LPB LPB
6600 6640
2..3..4.. Slave with remote setting
Address of the boiler on bus LPB Set cascade boiler clock
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Use the clip-in module THINK to set the solar function. On the clip-in module, by means of the DIP-SWITCH, it has to be set the address 2. A Tank sensor (supplied as accessory) B
Solar collector sensor (supplied as accessory)
C
Solar circuit pump
Using the Remote Control, access menu and carry out the following settings: MENU
PROGRAMME LINE
CONFIGURATION
6021
DESCRIPTION Enabling of solar function
The parameters that may be used are shown below. MENU
CONFIGURATION
PROGRAMME LINE
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
3810
Default 8째C
Difference in temperature between collectors and tank solar sensor for solar pump activation
3811
Default 4째C
Difference in temperature between collector and tank solar sensors for solar pump switch-off
3850
Default "---"
Temperature above which the collector pump circulates (only if the maximum tank temperature is not reached)
In the case of solar panels with vacuum pipes, activate the specific protection function (parameters 3830, 3831).
SOLAR
3830
Default "---"
Maximum solar pump block time if collector temperature reaches maximum value (parameter 3850) in the minimum circulation time (parameter 3831)
3831
Default 30s
Collector pump minimum circulation time
For more general heating and DHW production systems settings, consult the manual of the programmable clip-in module THINK.
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations LIST OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM n째
Component
Boiler 35-70 kW
Boiler 90-110 kW
1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710577701 .
710584901 .
2
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
710673801 .
2
Extension vessel connection kit
710678301 . 710583801 .
1
Flange and gasket kit
1
Manifold insulation kit for 2 boilers
710582701 .
1
Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market)
KHW 714098411 .
1
Connection manifold kit for hydraulic separator
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Flange and gasket kit for hydraulic separator manifold
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Hydraulic separator kit
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Programmable clip-in module THINK
710034503 .
1
Programmable external module THINK
710503704 .
2
Tank sensor
KHG714076810 .
710587501 .
710588501 .
1
Outdoor sensor
710487301 .
1
Collectors sensor
LNC 710000040 .
2
Heating flow/return sensor
KHG714078910 .
63
AVS75
2
1
OCI 345
1
OCI 345
3
1
OCI 345
7
QAD
5
11
6
QAD
5
Manometro
bar
20
60
째C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
째C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
40
0
60
TERMOMETRO
째C
80
100
120
20
40
0
60
TERMOMETRO
째C
80
100
120
10
10
20
10
10
10
10
SYSTEM MADE OF 3 HIGH EFFICIENCY CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA DUO-TEC MP, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, BUILT-IN HEAT BOXES LUNA SAT RS2Z
mmH2O
mbar
Manometro
8
9
4
10
10
bar
64 Manometro
1 High output condensing boilers LUNA DUO-TEC MP 2 Manifold pipes three boilers in cascade 3 Flue pipes for two boiler 4 Flue pipes for the third boiler 5 Flow/return contact sensor 6 Hydraulic separator 7 Interface kit for cascade system 8 External module THINK 9 Remote control THINK 10 Built-in heat boxes LUNA SAT RS2Z 11 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional)
Cascade installation schemes
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations System with 3 high power condensing boilers Luna Duo-tec MP in cascade- 1 high temperature direct circuit whit 2 multiple connection pumps For complete management of the cascade it has to be installed a interface bus kit for boilers in cascade THINK (one in each boiler in cascade), an external module THINK and a remote control THINK for programming all system parameters. The figure shows the connection of the bus modules and the external module.
The connections of external module THINK are highlighted in the figure.
KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK C
Not used for cascades
C (FX23-L)
Safety thermostat 230V not used for cascades
S (QX23-L)
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
n (H2-M)
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (BX22-M)
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
n (BX21-M)
CASCADE RETURN SENSOR inlet
M
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Common sensor earth
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Table of the connection to be done PROGRAMMABLE EXTERNAL MODULE THINK Terminals
Device to be connected
Terminal QX21 – N
Series cascade pumps downstream of the hydraulic separator
Terminal BX22 – M
Cascade flow sensor
Terminal BX21 – M
Cascade return sensor
Terminal H2 – M
Eventual room thermostat CONNECTION ON THE PCB OF THE BOILER
Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M2
Outdoor sensor
Terminals 2-3 of terminal board M3
ISPESL safety kit (optional)
MASTER (main) boiler parameter configuration Further the physical connections, it is necessary to set some software parameters on the PCB by means of the remote control THINK. The parameters to be set are the following: On the programmable clip-in module THINK, it has to be set the address “1”. Menu
Programme line
CONFIGURATION
LPB
Value
Description
5977
None
6020
Multi-function
6030
Heating circuit 1 pump Q2
Control of heating circuit 1 pump
6040
Cascade flow sensor B10
Control of cascade flow temperature
6041
Cascade return sensor B70
6046
Room Thermostat HC1
6200
Yes*
6630
Always
6640
Autonomous
Disabling of the thermostat on the terminal board M1 (1-2) Enabling of the programmable external module THINK
Control of cascade return sensor temperature Enabling of the thermostat in input H2 of the external module THINK Saving of the settings Identification of master boiler Setting of master cascade clock
*The value returns automatically to “No” immediately after setting.
Parameter configuration of non-MASTER boiler Having configured the master boiler parameters as described in the previous paragraph, proceed to configuration of the other boilers. For correct system functioning an address must be assigned to the non-master boilers (parameter 6600) so that it can be recognized by the master boiler (the master boiler has default =1). Moreover it is also necessary to synchronize the boilers clocks with that of the master boiler (parameter 6640). LPB LPB
66
6600 6640
2..3..4.. Slave with remote setting
Address of the boiler on bus LPB Set cascade boiler clock
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations LIST OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM n째
Component
Boiler 35-70 kW
Boiler 90-110 kW
1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers
710577701 .
710584901 .
1
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler
710577501 .
710584601 .
3
Boiler-manifolds connection kit
710673801 .
710678301 .
3
Extension vessel connection kit
1
Flange and gasket kit
1
Manifold insulation kit for 2 boilers
710587501 .
710588501 .
1
Manifold insulation kit for individual boiler
710587001 .
710587801 .
1
Safety device ISPESL (available as optional - compulsory accessory only for Italian market)
KHW 714098411 .
1
Connection manifold kit for hydraulic separator
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Flange and gasket kit for hydraulic separator manifold
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Hydraulic separator kit
Depending on the hydraulic separator
1
Programmable clip-in module THINK
710034503 .
710583801 . 710582701 .
1
Outdoor sensor
710487301 .
2
Heating flow/return sensor
KHG714078910 .
67
68
10
mmH2O
mbar
Manometro
AVS75
9
AVS75
AVS75
14
1
OCI 345
1
OCI 345
3
1
OCI 345
8
5
QAD
2
6
QAD
5
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
0
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
0
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
11
QAZ 21
Manometro bar
Manometro bar
12
13
SYSTEM MADE OF 3 HIGH OUTPUT CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA DUO-TEC MP, 2 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUITS, 2 MIXING LOW TEMPERATURE CIRCUITS, 1 TANK WITH INTEGRATION WITH SOLAR SYSTEMS (OPTION)
7
4
1 High output condensing boilers LUNA DUO-TEC MP 2 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 3 Flue pipes for two boilers 4 Flue pipes for the third boiler 5 Flow/return sensor 6 Hydraulic separator 7 Outdoor sensor 8 Interface kit for cascade system 9 External module THINK 10 Remote control THINK 11 DHW sensor 12 Double coil storage tank (DC) integration with solar systems (option) 13 Thermostatic mixer 14 Manifolds for 3 boilers in cascade
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
Cascade installation schemes
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations System with three high power condensation boilers Luna Duotec MP in cascade – 2 high temperature direct circuits – 2 mixing circuits and 1DHW tank This scheme is a little more complicated than the previous systems. Further the interface kits in each boilers, the external module THINK for the cascade management and the remote control THINK to set and control the parameters of the system, it is necessary to employ 2 external modules to control the 2 low temperature zones. The figure shows the connection of the bus modules and the external module.
The connections of external module THINK to control the cascade are highlighted in the figure. KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK C
Not used for cascades
C (FX23-L)
Safety thermostat 230V not used for cascades
S (QX23-L)
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (H2-M)
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
n (BX22-M)
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
n (BX21-M)
CASCADE RETURN SENSOR inlet
M
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Common sensor earth
The connections of external modules THINK to control the mixing zone are highlighted in the figure.
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C
n
EX21 FX23 L QX23
n
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
n
S
L QX22
X50
T N
L
L
2
2
ON
N
1
1
3 X30
N QX21
1
2
A
D
B L
C
N
230V A B C D
Flow sensor Mixing valve Mixing zone pump Safety thermostat In the case of a mixing zone connect the safety thermostat to terminals “FX23-L” and jump terminals “EX21-FX23”. In this way the circuit pump connected to relay “QX23” is internally connected in series with the safety thermostat. Should it be necessary to use the outlet of relay “QX23” for functions other than those envisaged for the mixing zone, jump the terminals “FX23-L”.
Table of the connections to be done PROGRAMMABLE EXTERNAL MODULE THINK Terminals
Device to be connected
Terminal QX21 – N
Multiple cascade pump downstream of the hydraulic separator
Terminal BX22 – M
Cascade flow sensor
Terminal BX21 – M
Cascade return sensor
Terminal H2 – M
Eventual room thermostat PROGRAMMABLE EXTERNAL MODULE THINK – FIRST AND SENCOND MIXING ZONES
Terminal BX21 – M Terminal QX21 – QX22 – M
Mixing zone flow sensor Mixing valve
Terminal QX23 – L
Mixing zone pump
Terminal FX23 – L
Safety thermostat CONNECTION ON THE PCB OF THE BOILER
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Terminals 4-5 of terminal board M2
Outdoor sensor
Terminals 2-3 of terminal board M3
ISPESL safety kit (optional)
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations MASTER (main) boiler parameter configuration It is necessary to set some software parameters on the PCB by means of the remote control THINK. The parameters to be set are the following: On the programmable clip-in module THINK, it has to be set the address “1”, while on the other 2 modules it has to be set, by means of the DIP-SWITCH, the addresses “2” and “3”. Menu
Programme line
Configuration
5977
None
Configuration
6020
Multi-function
Configuration
6030
Heating circuit 1 pump Q2
Control of heating circuit 1 pump
Configuration
6040
Cascade flow sensor B10
Control of cascade flow temperature
Configuration
6041
Cascade return sensor B70
Configuration
6046
Configuration
6200
Yes*
LPB
6630
Always
LPB
6640
Autonomous
Value
Room Thermostat HC1
Description Disabling of the thermostat on the terminal board M1 (1-2) Enabling of the programmable external module THINK
Control of cascade return sensor temperature Enabling of the thermostat in input H2 of the external module THINK Saving of the settings Identification of master boiler Setting of master cascade clock
*The value returns automatically to “No” immediately after setting.
Parameter configuration of non-MASTER boiler Having configured the master boiler parameters as described in the previous paragraph, proceed to configuration of the other boilers. For correct system functioning an address must be assigned to the non-master boilers (parameter 6600) so that it can be recognized by the master boiler (the master boiler has default =1). Moreover it is also necessary to synchronize the boilers clocks with that of the master boiler (parameter 6640). LPB LPB
6600 6640
2..3..4.. Slave with remote setting
Address of the boiler on bus LPB Set cascade boiler clock
Each low temperature zone has to be controlled by an external module THINK and be supplied with a remote control THINK as room sensor. For this reason, on the remote controls linked to the external module of the boiler, it has to be set the following parameters: Menu
Programme line
Value
Decription
Configuration
5715
On
Enabling of the heating circuit HC2
Configuration
5721
On
Enabling of the heating circuit HC3
Configuration
6021
Heating circuit HC2
External module 2 function
Configuration
6022
Heating circuit HC3
External module 3 function
Configuration
6026
Safety thermostat HC2
Input EX21 of the external module 2
Configuration
6028
Safety thermostat HC3
Input EX21 of the external module 3
On the 2 remote control, used as room units of the low temperature zones, it has to be set the remote control enabling parameters on the external module with address 2 Menu
Programme line
Value
Decription
Configuration
40
Room unit HC2
Use
Remote control THINK on external module with address 3 Menu
Programme line
Value
Decription
Configuration
40
Room unit HC3
Use
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n째 1 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 2
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Component Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler Boiler-manifolds connection kit Extension vessel connection kit Flange and gasket kit Manifold insulation kit for 2 boilers Manifold insulation kit for individual boiler Safety device ISPESL (available as optional compulsory accessory only for Italian market) Connection manifold kit for hydraulic separator Flange and gasket kit for hydraulic separator manifold Hydraulic separator kit Programmable external module THINK Outdoor sensor Heating flow/return sensor
LIST OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM Boiler 35-70 kW 710577701 . 710577501 . 710673801 . 710583801 . 710582701 . 710587501 . 710587001 .
Boiler 90-110 kW 710584901 . 710584601 . 710678301 .
KHW 714098411 . Depending on the hydraulic separator Depending on the hydraulic separator Depending on the hydraulic separator 710503704 . 710487301 . KHG714078910 .
710588501 . 710587801 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Hydraulic separator In traditional heating system the secondary circuits, serving functioning of the ambiance terminals or an external heater for example, all set out from a common manifold that comes under the primary circuit of the heat generator. In this case the secondary system pumps have considerable influence on the functioning of the primary system pump. Reference is made to the following examples:
3
3
3
Non-working pumps
1 Working pumps
2 Working pumps
As you can see in the previous image when the number of DHW pumps that work simultaneously changes, the different pressure between the flow and return circuit of the primary circuit varies or the pressure that the primary pump has to win to make the water circulate from the flow collector to the return collector passing through the active DHW circuits
3 Working pumps
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3
Hydraulic separator The function of the hydraulic circuit breaker, as suggested by its name (see the previous example) is to separate the heating circuit from the DHW circuit, making the functioning independent one from each other. The problems that can occur if this component is not used are the followings: • pumps that can not manage to provide the requested flow (installation with different pumps, small and big) . This is the case of the small pumps that have to spend to much energies to face the opposite action of the bigger ones (induced opposite ΔP) • pumps that burns (interferences between circuits can push the pumps to work out of the optimal functioning range) • warm radiators also when the pump stops (due to eddy currents developed by other active pumps). These phenomena are caused by natural circulation or circulation in the by-passes when the valves are switched off • functioning of the system for the most of time in different conditions from those established during the project, that means in the best conditions Usually ΔP is supposed to be an index to evaluate the interference between the circuits. It is, anyway, possible to fix the minimum ΔP acceptable value, that means minimum values in which the interference between circuits does not causes clear functioning anomalies, as these values depends from too many variables. The following rule is acceptable :
ΔP<0,4+0,5 mca
Interposing the hydraulic circuit breaker between the heating circuit and the circuit that includes collectors and secondary parts of the system the ΔP between return and flow becomes equal to the resistance to the flow of the hydraulic circuit breaker , which is unimportant. This value is constant and independent from the number of secondary pumps that function simultaneously in a specific moment.
Changing in the temperature due to the hydraulic circuit breaker This phenomenon is caused by the important mixing activities of the outputs between flow and return. It is clear that by adopting this installation solution, in some cases, radiators will have to be dimensioned bearing in mind the differences in temperature with the solution without a hydraulic circuit breaker. The maximum flow temperature to the radiators will therefore be T3. a) Flow rate of the heating circuit same as the flow rate of the internal boiler circuit. That is what happens in the traditional heating systems (where the pumps of the primary circuit are chosen with input that are like the ones of the secondary). In this case, the use of the separator does not change the values of the temperatures so that the radiators can be dimensioned according to the maximum flow temperature of the fluid produced by the boiler.
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T1
T3
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations T T 1
3
T2
T4
Hydraulic separator T2
T4
T1
T3
Boiler cicuit
To the secondary circuits T3
T1 T2
T4
T2
T4
In this case the link between the temperatures, as anticipated above is : T1= T3 e T4=T2 b) Flow rate in the heating circuit greater than the flow rate of the internal boiler circuit
T1
T3
T1
T3
BoilerT2cicuit
T2
T4 To the secondary circuits T4
In this second case the relationships between the temperatures of the water to the connections of the hydraulic circuit breaker are the followings:
T1 > T3 e T2 = T4 ∆Tboiler=Q/Gboiler ∆Tsystem=Q/Gsystem T2=T1-∆Tboiler
T3=T4+∆Tsystem=T2+∆Tsystem
Where Q means the output of the boilers and Gsystem and Gboiler represents the flow rate of the heating circuit and of the boiler. This is what happens in the systems with under station at distance when you prefer to keep the input value of the primary circuit to contain the expenses of the system as well as the operational expenses.
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Hydraulic separator c) Flow rate of the heating circuit lower than the one of the circuit of the boiler
T1
T3
Circuit of the boiler
To the secondary circuis
T2
T4
In the third example the relationships are the following: T1 = T3 e T2 > T4 ∆Tboiler=Q/Gboiler ∆Tsystem=Q/Gsystem T2=T1-∆Tboiler
T1
T3
With the same meaning of the symbols. This eventuality may be favourably exploited in system with radiating panels linked with traditional boilers for raising the return temperature in the boiler above the values that involve condensation of fumes. BAXI hydraulic separators have the followingT2characteristics: • steel body painted with epoxy powders • maximum working pressure: 10 bar • equipped with automatic air vent and discharge valve • equipped with ½”F inlet/outlet sensor fixing • insulation in closed cell expanded and rigid polyurethane foam
T4
230
399
T1
T3
Hydraulic separator 8,5m3/h – 2” threaded joints Weight: 11,8 kg 76
330
484
Hydraulic separator 18m3/h – flanged joints Ø 65 PN 16 Weight: 39 kg
290
143
203
290
203
484
1069
300
T4
811
300
T2
157,5
811
157,5
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Hydraulic separator 28m3/h – flanged joints Ø 80 PN 16 Weight: 51 kg
290 95
95
95
290
484
1279
450
450
264,5
1279
263
484
450
365
1279
263
Hydraulic separator 56m3/h – flanged joints Ø 100 PN 16 Weight: 55 kg
Hydraulic separator kit The hydraulic separator kits make possible the connection between the flow/return manifolds of single or cascade installation of Luna Duo-tec MP and the various types of available hydraulic separators (from 8,5-18 and 28 m3/h)
Connection to hydraulic separator kit 8,5m3/h – 2” threaded joints
Connection to hydraulic separator kit 18m3/h – flanged joints Ø 65 PN 16
Connection to hydraulic separator kit 28m3/h – flanged joints Ø 80 PN 16 77
Hydraulic separator Immagine
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Descrizione
Codice
Connection to hydraulic separator kit 8.5 m³/h
710686501 .
Manifold ins. kit for separator 8,5 m3/h
710687901 .
Hydraulic separator HS 8.5 of 8.5 m³/h - 2” threaded connectors
LSD 790000310 .
Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 8,5 m3/h
LSD 790000440 .
Connection to hydraulic separator kit 18 m³/h
710687501 .
Manifold ins. kit for separator 8,5 m3/h
710687901 .
Hydraulic separator HS 18 of 18 m³/h - Ø 65 flanged connectors
LSD 790000320 .
Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 18 m3/h
LSD 790000430 .
Connection to hydraulic separator kit 28 m³/h
710687601 .
Manifold ins. kit for separator 28 m3/h
710689201 .
Hydraulic separator HS 28 of 28 m³/h - Ø 80 flanged connectors
LSD 790000330 .
Flanges and gaskets kit for separator 28 m3/h
LSD 790000420 .
Hydraulic separator HS 56 of 56 m³/h - Ø 100 flanged connectors
LSD 790000340 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Condensate neutralizer kits Neutralizer filter to process the water deriving from the condensation of BAXI wall hung condensing boilers Cod. KHG714125610 . Recharge for neutralizer kit for wall-hung boilers up to 100 kW cod. KHG 714135310 .
Maximum condensate water flow
l/h
20
Max potentiality of the boiler
kcal/h
100.000
Max potentiality of the boiler
kW
fino al 116
Maximum working pressure
bar
4
Maximum temperature of the water content
째C
Corresponding to the maximum temperatures of the condensate waters
Min/Max room temperature
째C
5-40
Diameter
mm
87,5
Height
mm
365
Neutralizer kit for wall hung boilers up to 100 kW
Neutralizer filter to process the water deriving from the condensation of BAXI condensing boilers in cascade installations. Cod. KHG714125710 . Recharge for neutralizer kit for wall-hung boilers up to 350 kW cod. KHG 714135410 .
Maximum condensate water flow
l/h
56
Max potentiality of the boiler
kcal/h
da 201.000 a 300.000
Max potentiality of the boiler
kW
234-349
Maximum working pressure
bar
2
Maximum temperature of the water content
째C
Corresponding to the maximum temperatures of the condensate waters
Min/Max room temperature
째C
5-40
Quantity of the first charge of product
Kg
5
Next recharges
Kg
4,5
Dimensions (hxwxd)
mm
260x330x225
Neutralizer kit for wall hung boilers up to 350 kW
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Other accessories Flue accessories for cascade installation Luna Duo-tec MP Picture
Description
Code
PP flue pipe kit Ø 160 for two boilers
710715201 .
PP flue pipe kit Ø 200 for two boilers
710715601 .
PP flue pipe kit Ø160 for the third boiler
710716301 .
PP flue pipe kit Ø200 for the third boiler
710716401 .
PP 87° bend Ø160
KHW 714097810 .
PP 87° bend Ø200
KHW 714098210 .
PP pipe extension Ø160 L=1000 mm
KHW 714097710 .
PP pipe extension Ø200 L=1000 mm
KHW 714098110 .
Flue accessories for cascade installation Luna Duo-tec MP 35-50-60-70 kW Picture
Description PP flue pipe kit for two boilers Ø 125
710716801 .
PP flue pipe kit Ø125 for the third boiler
710717701 .
PP 87° bend Ø125
KHG 714094410 .
PP 45° bend Ø125 (pack of 2)
KHG 714094510 .
PP pipe extension Ø125 L=1000 mm
KHG 714094610 .
PP shutter kit Ø 110/80 with condensing trap
80
Code
710682001 .
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Other accessories Flue accessories for cascade installation Luna Duo-tec MP 90-100 kW Picture
Description
Shutter kit Ă&#x2DC; 110/110 with condensing trap
Code
710682101 .
Hydraulic accessories for single and cascade installation (from 1.35 to 1.110) Picture
Description
Code
Boiler-manifold kit for boilers 90-110 kW
710585201 .
Boiler-manifold kit for boilers 35-50-60 - 70 kW
710579901 .
Extension tank connection kit for boilers 35 - 50 - 60 - 70 - 90 - 110 kW
710583801 .
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for boilers 90 - 110 kW
710584601 .
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for individual boiler 35 - 50 - 60 - 70 kW
710577501 .
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers 90 - 100 kW
710584901 .
Flow-return-gas manifolds kit for 2 boilers 35 - 50 - 60 - 70 kW
710577701 .
Manifold connection kit
710583201 .
Flanges and gas kit
710582701 .
TUBO COLLEGAMENTO COLLETTORI GAS
81
Other accessories Hydraulic accessories for single and cascade installation (from 1.35 to 1.110) Picture
Description
Code
Insulation kit for individual boiler flow/return manifolds (from 35 to 70 kW)
710587001 .
Insulation kit for individual boiler flow/return manifolds (from 90 to 110 kW)
710587801 .
Insulation kit for two boilers flow/return manifolds (from 35 to 70 kW)
710587501 .
Insulation kit for two boilers flow/return manifolds (from 90 to 110 kW)
710588501 .
Other accessories Thermoregulation Picture
82
Description
Code
Mixing valve motor
KHG 714078511 .
Mixing valve G1”
KHG 714078310 .
Mixing valve G1/2”
KHG 714078610 .
Mixing valve G3/4”
KHG 714078710 .
Flow sensor for clip-in module THINK
KHG 714078910 .
Hot water temperature sensor
KHG 714076810 .
Sensor for solar controller
LNC 710000040 .
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Other accessories LPG conversion kit Picture
Description
Code
LPG conversion kit for LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.35-1.50
710718603 .
LPG conversion kit for LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.60
710718702 .
LPG conversion kit for LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.70
710718802 .
LPG conversion kit for LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.90
710718902 .
LPG conversion kit for LUNA DUO-TEC MP 1.110
710719002 .
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84
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Modular condensing generator (GMC) Introduction: the range GMC Configurations Dimensions Accessories
P. 86 88 90 92
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Modular condensing generators (GMC) GMC modular generators are Luna HT wall-mounted condensing boilers placed in a cabinet suitable for placing outside buildings. The system includes hydraulic manifolds and ISPESL approved safety devices. The cabinet may contain single generator or in cascade. In the latter case the system requires a cascade controller with climate adjustment function.
• Minimal dimensions and highly compact • Facilitates restructuring of multi-dwelling heating systems (simplified compliance) • Highly modular: up to 3 containment modules available with flow and return attachments both on the right and left sides • Easy installation, fast connection • Easy to handle with mechanical power/lift • Suitable for outdoor installations • Hydraulic accessories for functioning in cascade
Modules
2
N° boilers installed**
Luna HT Residential possible combinations
1.450 1.550 1.650
or
doors*
1.850 1.1000 1.450 1.550 1.650
3
doors*
or
1.850 1.1000
Total kW installed 45 55 65 85 90 100 110 120 130 170 185 200 90 100 110 120 130 135 145 155 165 170 175 185 195 200 255 270 285 300
(*) An additional 2 or 3 doors cabinet may be ordered to shelter the hydraulic compensator and system accessories from bad weather. (**) In systems with two or three boilers the hydraulic output towards the system can be positioned on the right or left side depending on the position of the ISPESL manifold kit.
Max. Weight per cabinet
Cabinet with boiler
Cabinet with hydraulic separator
Empty cabinet
Kg
250
200
100
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations The integrated, compact Baxi solution for installation in centralized, civil and commercial systems. Baxi has developed gas condensing modular systems composed of a number of heat generators contained in a single cabinet: Baxi condensing boilers Luna HT can be installed inside such modules for high energy efficiency (up to 109.8%) and reduced levels of pollution. Ideal for installations in centralized, civil or commercial systems, Baxi GMCs are simple to integrate with the range of heat-boxes LUNA SAT.
Flue terminal kit Cabinet
Hydraulic separator kit (not included) composed of: -frame -pipes -separator
Condensing trap kit
Electric box kit (not included)
Return manifold
Flow manifold Holes for handling Manifolds kit (flow/return/gas)
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GMC Configurations Baxi GMC range provides 2 and 3 door solutions, from 45kW (one 2-doors module of 1x 45kW) to 600kW (2 combined 3-doors modules of 3x100kW).
GMC 2 - DX 1x45/55/65 Code
GMC 2 - DX 1x85/100 Composed of: n°1 Kit 2 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Manifold kit single boiler for cabinet 45/100 n°1 Extension vessel connections kit 85-100 n°1 Connections kit right side boiler for cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Flange and gaskets kit for cabinet n°1 Ø 80mm terminal kit for cabinet n°1 Reduction kit terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°1 Kit manifold brackets for cabinet n°1 Kit manifold clamp support beam
without ISPELS accessories n° of boilers installed n° of doors
modular condensing generators
GMC for Luna HT (2 doors) 1 boiler module
Composed of: n°1 Kit 2 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit single boiler manifolds for cabinet 45/100 n°1 Extension vessel connections kit 45/55/65 n°1 Right boiler connections kit for cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Flange and gaskets kit for cabinet n°1 Ø 80mm terminal kit for cabinet n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°1 Kit manifold clamps for cabinet n°1 Kit manifold clamp support beam
Legend:
hydraulic output (right or left side)
Luna HT Residential models installed
GMC 2 - SX 1x45/55/65 Code
LSD 799000010 .
Composed of: n°1 Kit 2 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Manifolds kit for cabinet with single boiler 45/100 n°1 Extension vessel connections kit 45/55/65 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler for cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold for cabinet n°1 flange and gaskets kit for cabinet n°1 Ø 80mm terminal kit for cabinet n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°1 Kit manifold brackets for cabinet n°1 Kit manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000020 .
GMC 2 - SX 1x85/100 Code
Code LSD 799000040 .
Composed of: n°1 Kit 2 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit manifolds single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°1 Extension vessel connections kit 85-100 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit flange and gaskets for cabinet n°1 Kit Ø 80mm terminal for cabinet n°1 Reduction kit terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°1 Kit manifold brackets for cabinet n°1 Kit manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000050 .
2 boiler module GMC 2 - 2x45/55/65* Composed of: n°1 Kit 2 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit manifolds dual boiler cabinet 45/100 n°2 Extension vessel connection kits 45/55/65 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 45-55-65 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°2 Kits terminal Ø 80mm for cabinet n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000030 .
GMC 2NI - 2x45/55/65 Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 2 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit manifolds dual boiler cabinet 45/100 n°2 Extension vessel connections kits 45/55/65 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Connections kit right side boiler cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit flow manifold L=495mm n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°2 Kits terminal Ø 80mm for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
GMC 2 - 2x85/100* Code
Code
LSD 799000110 .
Composed of: n°1 Kit 2 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit manifolds dual boiler cabinet 45/100 n°2 Extension vessel connection kits 85-100 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler cabinet 85-100 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°2 Kits terminal Ø 80mm for cabinet n°2 Reduction kits terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000060 .
GMC 2NI - 2x85/100 Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 2 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit manifolds dual boiler cabinet 45/100 n°2 Extension vessel connection kits 85-100 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler cabinet 85-100 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 85-100 n°1 Kit flow manifold L=495mm n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°2 Kits terminal Ø 80mm for cabinet n°2 Reduction kits terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000120 .
*In case of safety device included (ISPESL), the hydraulic output towards the system can be positioned on the right or left side depending on the position of the ISPESL manifold kit. Consider product availability as 30 days from confirmation of the order
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations GMC for Luna HT (3 doors) 1 boiler module GMC 3 - DX 1x45/55/65 Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit manifolds single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°1 Extension vessel connections kit 45/55/65 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 45-55-65 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°1 Kit terminal Ø 80mm for cabinet n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°1 Kit manifold brackets for cabinet n°1 Kit manifold clamp support beam
Code LSD 799000150 .
GMC 3 - DX 1x85/100 Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit manifolds single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°1 Extension vessel connections kit 85-100 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°1 Kit terminal Ø 80mm for cabinet n°1 Reduction kits terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°1 Kit manifold brackets for cabinet n°1 Kit manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000170 .
GMC 3 - SX 1x45/55/65 Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit manifolds single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°1 Extension vessel connections kit 45/55/65 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit flange and gaskets for cabinet n°1 Kit terminal Ø 80mm for cabinet n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°1 Kit manifold brackets for cabinet n°1 Kit manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000160 .
GMC 3 - SX 1x85/100 Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit manifolds single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°1 Extension vessel connections kit 85-100 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°1 Kit terminal Ø 80mm for cabinet n°1 Reduction kits terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°1 Kit manifold brackets for cabinet n°1 Kit manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000180 .
2 boiler module GMC 3 - 2x45/55/65* Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit manifolds cabinet 2 single boilers 45/100 n°2 Extension vessel connection kits 45/55/65 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 45-55-65 n°1 Connections kit left side boiler cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°2 Terminal Ø 80mm kits for cabinet n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
Code LSD 799000070 .
GMC 3 - 2x85/100* Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit manifolds 2 single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°2 Extension vessel connection kits 85-100 n°1 Connection kit right side cabinet boiler 85-100 n°1 Connection kit left side boiler cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°2 Terminal Ø 80mm kits for cabinet n°2 Reduction kits terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000090 .
3 boiler module GMC 3 - 3x45/55/65* Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Kit manifolds 3 single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°3 Extension vessel connection kits 45/55/65 n°2 Connection kits left side boiler cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Connection kit right side cabinet boiler 45-55-65 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°3 Terminal Ø 80mm kits for cabinet n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000080 .
GMC 3NI - 3x45/55/65 Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Manifolds kit 3 single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°3 Extension vessel connection kits 45/55/65 n°2 Connection kits left side boiler cabinet 45-55-65 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 45-55-65 n°1 Kit flow manifold L=495mm n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°3 Terminal Ø 80mm kits for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000130 .
GMC 3 - 3x85/100* Code Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Manifolds kit 3 single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°3 Extension vessel connections kit 85-100 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 85-100 n°2 Connection kits left side boiler cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL manifold cabinet n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°3 Terminal Ø 80mm kits for cabinet n°3 Reduction kits terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit ISPESL accessories n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
GMC 3NI - 3x85/100 Composed of: n°1 Kit 3 modules cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit manifolds 3 single boiler cabinet 45/100 n°3 Extension vessel connection kits 85-100 n°1 Connections kit right side cabinet boiler 85-100 n°2 Connection kits left side boiler cabinet 85-100 n°1 Kit flow manifold L=495mm n°1 Kit cabinet flange and gaskets n°3 Terminal Ø 80mm kits for cabinet n°3 Reduction kits terminal 80/110 cabinet 85-100 n°2 Kits manifold brackets for cabinet n°2 Kits manifold clamp support beam
LSD 799000100 .
Code LSD 799000140 .
*In case of safety device included (ISPESL), the hydraulic output towards the system can be positioned on the right or left side depending on the position of the ISPESL manifold kit. 89 Consider the availability of the product 30 days from confirmation of the order
Dimensions GMC modules with 2 doors
Dimensions (mm) Modules
L
H
P
2 doors
1600
1900
800
1900
190
Ă&#x2DC;149
228
290
194 124
417
77 309
1600
Luna HT 45-55-65 kW
90
800
331
Luna HT 85-100 kW 355
454,5 182,5
277,5
445
160 800
800
345,5
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Dimensions GMC modules with 3 doors
Dimensions (mm) Modules
L
H
P
3 doors
2400
1900
800
1900
190
Ă&#x2DC;149
228
290
194
124
417
2400
309
Luna HT 45-55-65 kW 800
800
160 800
331
Luna HT 85-100 kW 355
454,5
800
800
345,5
182,5
277,5
445
77
91
Accessories Model
Description
Code
Connection kit betwen cabinets
LSD 790000110 .
Flow manifold kit L=495mm (only in the case of two cabinets in cascade)
LSD 790000120 .
Electric box with adjuster for cascade installation for floor mounting
LSD 790000130 .
Electric box for additional cabinet with 1 boiler or installation of single boiler
LSD 790000190 .
Electric box for additional cabinet with 2 boilers
LSD 790000200 .
Hydraulic separator kit 8.5/m³/h for assembling in a cabinet
LSD 796000050 .
Hydraulic separator kit 18/m³/h for assembling in a cabinet
LSD 796000060 .
Hydraulic separator kit 28/m³/h right side output for assembling in a cabinet
LSD 796000070 .
Hydraulic separator kit 28/m³/h left side output for assembling in a cabinet
LSD 796000080 .
Blind cabinet with 2 doors
LSD 710000032 .
1900
190
Ø149
228
290
194
124
417
2400
309
77
160 800
331
190
Ø149
800
800
355
454,5
800
800
345,5
Blind cabinet with 3 doors
1900
277,5
182,5
445
228
290
194
124
417
2400
92
800
309
800
355
454,5 182,5
277,5
445
800
77
160 800
331
800
345,5
LSD 710000062 .
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Luna HT 5-100 kW The range of high output condensing boilers Luna HT consists of condensing heat generators for heating only , with power between 35 and 100 kW (80/60°C).The range is distinguished by high efficiency, simplicity of use and installation and a great number of accessories for individual and cascade installation. The main element and heart of these condensing boilers is the heat exchanger with combustion chamber and coil hydraulic system in AISI 316L stainless steel. The low water content in the exchanger means very limited thermal inertia and therefore a rapid response to the variations in thermal energy required by the system.
1.450
1.550
1.650
1.850
1.1000
Nominal heat input
kW
46,4
56,7
67
87,2
105
Maximum heating heat output 80/60°C
kW
46,4
55
65
85
102
Maximum heating heat output 50/30°C
kW
48,7
59,5
70,3
91,6
110,3
Reduced heat output 80/60°C
kW
14,5
15,5
19,3
25,7
29
Minimum heat output 50/30°C
kW
Energy efficiency 92/42/EEC
15,8
16,8
21
27,8
31,4
★★★★
★★★★
★★★★
★★★★
★★★★
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
Average efficiency (DIN 4702-T8)
%
Nominal efficiency 80/60°C
%
97,3
97,4
97,3
97,5
97,4
Nominal efficiency 50/30°C
%
105,1
105,0
105,2
105,1
105,1
Efficiency at 30%
%
107,6
107,5
107,6
107,3
107,4
kPa
11,77
17,65
20,59
25,42
23,72
lt/sec
0,28
0,28
0,35
0,52
0,58
5
5
5
5
5
Minimum working temperature
°C
-5
-5
-5
-5
-5
Water content
lt
5,1
5,6
6,5
13,7
21
Quantity of condensation
lt/h
5,1
6,2
7,3
9,6
11,5
Maximum pressure heating system
bar
4
4
4
4
4
Safety valve intervention pressure
bar
3
3
3
3
3
Maximum heating temperature regulation
°C
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
Co-axial flue system maximum length pipe
m
10 (Ø 80/125)
10 (Ø 80/125)
10 (Ø 80/125)
10 (Ø 110/160)
10 (Ø 110/160)
Dual flue system maximum length pipe
m
60 (Ø 80)
60 (Ø 80)
60 (Ø 80)
27 (Ø 110)
27 (Ø 110)
Maximum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,022
0,027
0,032
0,041
0,050
Minimum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,007
0,008
0,010
0,013
0,015
Maximum flue temperature
°C
74
78
75
74
79
Residual flue head
Pa
100
100
100
140
140
Pressure drop water side with ∆T20k Minimum input on the exchanger NOx Class (EN 483)
Combustion air flow to Qn
kg/s
0,024
0,029
0,035
0,045
0,055
Dimensions (h x w x d)
mm
950x600x466
950x600x466
950x600x466
950x600x650
950x600x650
Net weight
kg
64
68
72
94
98
Natural gas/LPG
Natural gas/LPG
Natural gas/LPG
Natural gas/LPG
Natural gas/LPG
75
80
125
150
200
Type of gas Power consumption
W
Power consumption in standby mode
W
6,3
6,3
6,3
6,3
6,3
Max. possible length external sensor cable
m
120
120
120
120
120
dBA
49,3
48,9
47,6
44,3
47,8
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
Noise level (1m in front of the boiler) Protection rating
93
94
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Luna Platinum Technical specifications Dimensions Diagrams Wiring diagram Connection to an indirect cylinder for DHW production Coaxial flue system installation Coaxial flue system accessories Dual flue system installation Dual flue system accessories Flexible ducting system accessories Electronics Programming, setting and digital control Cascade installation Schemes for cascade installation Hydraulic separators and condensate neutralizer kit Other accessories
P. 96 97 98 99 100 101 103 104 105 108 109 110 112 118 131 132
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Luna Platinum Luna Platinum range of wall-mounted boilers is composed of heating-only condensing boilers with an output from 12 to 32 kW (at 80°/60°C). The range stands out for its high performance, easiness of use and installation and wide range of accessories for single installation or in cascade. The core element of these condensing boilers is the heat exchanger in stainless steel AISI 316L. The low water content of the exchanger allows for very limited heat inertia and therefore a rapid response to variations in heat demand on the system. The stainless steel surfaces protect the exchanger from the risk of corrosion caused by 1.12
1.18
1.24
1.32
Maximum heating heat input
kW
12,4
17,4
24,7
33
Maximum heating heat output 80/60°C
kW
12
16,9
24
32
Maximum heating heat output 50/30°C
kW
13,1
18,4
26,1
34,8
Minimum heat output 80/60°C
kW
2
2
2,4
3,2
Minimum heat output 50/30°C
kW
2,2
2,2
2,7
3,5
HHHH
HHHH
HHHH
HHHH
Energetic efficiency 92/42/CEE Average efficiency (DIN4702-T8)
%
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
Nominal efficiency 80/60°C
%
97,7
97,6
97,6
97,6
Nominal efficiency 50/30°C
%
105,7
105,8
105,5
105,4
Efficiency at 30%
%
108
108
107,6
107,6
lt/h
400
400
400
600
5
5
5
5
Minimum flow on the exchanger Nox class (EN483) Minimum working temperature
°C
-5
-5
-5
-5
Extension vessel capacity/pre.charge
lt
8/0,8
8/0,8
8/0,8
10/0,8
Quantity of condensing
l/h
1,5
2,2
2,9
4
Regulation of water temperature in heating circuit
bar
25-80
25-80
25-80
25-80
DHW temperature regulation
bar
35-60
35-60
35-60
35-60
Heating system max pressure
bar
3
3
3
3
10
10
10
10
80
80
80
80
Coaxial flue system max length Ø 60/100 Dual flue system max lenght Ø 80
m m
Maximum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,006
0,008
0.012
0,016
Minimum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,001
0,001
0,001
0,002
Maximum flue temperature
°C
80
80
80
80
Residual flue prevalence
m³/h
16,8
23,5
33,4
44,6
Comburent air-flow at Qn
Pa
100
100
100
100
Dimensions (h x w x d)
mm
Net weight
kg
Gas type
760x450x345 34,5
34,5
34,5
37,5
Natural Gas
Natural Gas
Natural Gas
Natural Gas
Power consumption
W
95
110
120
130
Power consumption in stand-by way
W
3
3
3
3
dBA
<45db (A)
<45db (A)
<45db (A)
<45db (A)
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
IPX5D
Noise (1 mt far from the boiler) Grade of protection
96
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations condensation. The various parts of the generator are controlled by the latest generation electronics circuit board which makes for simple, reliable boiler management using the removable control panel with wide LCD display. Daily and weekly programming of heating and DHW functions is possible, as is climatic setting according to the comfort criteria chosen by the user and the visualisation of error messages relating to any faults. In addition, such boiler electronics allow technicians to access a series of adjustment parameters and configure the generator so as to optimise efficiency depending on the type of system used.
Dimensions Luna Platinum 1.12 -1.18 -1.24 -1.32 140,5
131min.
177
760
450
345
S.C. M.R. U.S. GAS E.S. R.R.
Condensing trap that can be installed on a Ø 21 pipe Heating system flow G 3/4” Storage tank flow G 3/4” Gas inlet G 3/4” Mains water G 1/2” Heating system return G 3/4” 97
Diagrams The figures below illustrate the heating system layout and enable more detailed analysis of generator behaviour in various conditions of use. The pump flow rate-head curve defines the dynamic characteristics of the BAXI circulator inside the hydraulic group. As is known, the temperature of the return water directly influences the efficiency of condensing boilers: at very low temperatures there is better use of the latent heat and consequently improved boiler efficiency. The graph below shows the variations in efficiency, as the ratio of the flow rate to the heat output of the condensing generator specified, depending on the return temperature of the boiler. The last figure shows the trend of the flue temperature of the generator depending on the return temperature.
Head
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
Flow rate
108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 100 99 98 97
30% load 100% load
30
35
40
45
50
55
Return temperature of the system 째C
98
FLUES TEMPERATURE ACCORDING TO THE RETURN TEMPERATURE
Flues temperature %
Efficiency of the boiler %
EFFICIENCY OF THE BOILER ACCORDING TO THE RETURN TEMPERATURE
60
75 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30
100% load
30% load
30
35
40
45
50
55
Return temperature of the system 째C
60
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Wiring diagram
18 V
N
15 G/V
M
19
C
G/V
G/V
B
21 N
G/V
C
G/V
M M G/V C
7
M1
M
C
G/V
N C
C
V N R
C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Fuses 230 V Power Supply Room Thermostat (RT) Heating flow sensor Heating return sensor Water pressure sensor Fumes sensor DHW tank sensor
L
1
2
3
5
6
9
10
11
7
N
12
C
8
M
R
M2 9
10
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
4
V
V
Y
P
N
M
N
R
B
R
23
6
5
4
3
M3
V
N
X10
X20
Y P
V C M
C
M
N X11
X50
V
V
X21
M
M N
2
X22
C C R R
C C N R
1
15
X24
V
N
V
X30
1
X 3
R
1 MX C
N
20
5 X1 X2
X41 X40
13
MC N V C C
1 X14 X
X23 X70
X42
B N
R
X60
C
R
2
N
G/V
V
1
M C
B
V
C M
N
C
G/V
a b
17
16
G/V
14
G/V
G/V
G/V
G/V
The figure shows the wiring diagram of the connectors to the circuit board of the boiler. The sensors and functional components of the generator are controlled by the circuit board to which they are connected by the internal connectors shown in the figure.
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Auxiliary Sensor 1 Auxiliary Sensor 2 Outdoor sensor Control Panel (wall mounted) Bridge PCB Pump Flame sensor electrode Ignition electrode
17 18 19 20 21 22
Igniter Gas valve Safety Thermostat 105째C Diverter valve motor Fan Multifunction relay
99
Connection to an indirect cylinder for DHW production The boilers are predisposed for the connection of an external cylinder as provided with a motorised three-way valve. The hydraulic connections of the boiler are shown in the figure below. The DHW over-ride NTC sensor, supplied as an accessory, is connected to terminals 9-10 of the terminal board M2. The sensitive element of the NTC sensor should be inserted in the dedicated well provided on the boiler itself. The temperature of the domestic hot water and choice of DHW timer can be made directly from the boiler control panel.
BOILER UNIT CONNECTION DIAGRAM KEY: A - HEATING UNIT B - THREE-WAY VALVE C - HEATING FLOW D - CYLINDER FLOW E - HEATING/CYLINDER RETURN G - NTC SENSOR DHW CYLINDER F - CYLINDER UNIT M2 - CONNECTION TERMINAL BOARD
M2 1 2 3 4 5
B
6 7 8
M
9 10
C
D
E
A
G F
100
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Coaxial flue system installation Examples of installation with horizontal flue system Ø 60/100
Max duct length (m) Ø60/100
Ø80/125
10
25
Length reduction with a 90° bend insertion
Length reduction with a 45° bend insertion
1
0,5
Installation examples with LAS chimney Ø 60/100
101
Coaxial flue system installation
484
25
1150
Installation example with vertical flue ducts Ø 60/100
5
Ø 80 Ø 125
Cod. KHG 714093510 . PP vertical chimney terminal Ø 80/125
102
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Coaxial flue system accessories Luna Platinum 1.12 - 1.18 - 1.24 - 1.32 Picture
Description
Code
PP coaxial flue pipes with terminal Ø 60/100 L=750 mm supplied with windproof terminal and sealing collar
KHG 714059613 .
PP coaxial flue pipe with terminal Ø 80/125 L=1000 mm supplied with wind proof terminal and sealing collar
KHG 714088910 .
PP coaxial flue pipe extension 60/100 L=1000 mm
KHG 714059516 .
PP coaxial flue pipe extension 80/125 L=1000 mm
KHG 714088511 .
PP coaxial flue pipe extension 60/100 L=500 mm
KHG 714119810 .
PP coaxial flue pipe extension 80/125 L=500 mm
KHG 714088610 .
PP coaxial 90° bend - Ø 60/100
KHG 714059717 .
PP coaxial 87° bend - Ø 80/125
KHG 714088711 .
PP coaxial 45° bend - Ø 60/100
KHG 714059817 .
PP coaxial 45° bend - Ø 80/125
KHG 714088811 .
Internal sealing collar Ø 100
KHG 714017710 .
PP vertical chimney terminal Ø 80/125
KHG 714093510 .
PP reduction from Ø 80/125 to 60/100
KHG 714093910 .
Flat roof tile to be used with a vertical chimney terminal Ø 80/125
KHG 714093610 .
Pitched roof tile to be used with a vertical chimney terminal Ø 80/125; it is adjustable from 15° to 45°
KHG 714093710 .
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Dual flue system installation This type of duct permits discharge of the combustion products both outside the building and in single flues. The air intake for combustion may be placed in a different area from that of the discharge. The gaskets and screws of the previously removed from the stopper should be used for air intake connector. The 90° bend enables connection of the boiler to the flues and intake pipes in any direction thanks to the fact that they can rotate by 360°. It can also be used as an additional bend in combination with the pipe or 45° bend. (A-B) For special installations of the flues inlet/outlet ducts (B), the orienting dual flue system supplied as an accessory, can be used. This accessory, in fact, can be used to move the inlet and outlet in any direction thanks to the possibility of rotation at 360°.
A
B 110
140,5
177 450
350
120
110
134
110
198
120
159
110
177
140,5
450
Ø 125
1150 mm
498 mm
470 mm
Installation example with vertical dual flue ducts
guarnizione
Ø 80
Ø 80 120
Cod. KHG 714093510 . + KHG 714093810 . Dual flue pipes vertical chimney terminal 104
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dual flue system installation Installation examples with horizontal dual flue ducts
The max length of the flue ducts is 15 meters
Dual flue system accessories Luna Platinum 1.12 - 1.18 - 1.24 - 1.32 Picture
Description
Orientable dual flue system
Code
710268902 .
PP dual flue system Ø 80 it includes: flue reduction, intake connection
KHG 714059113 .
PP vertical flue system B23 type installation
KHG 714111011 .
PP reduction from Ø 80 to Ø 60
KHG 714075610 .
PP pipe extension Ø 80 L=1000 mm
KHG 714059411 .
105
Dual flue system accessories Luna Platinum 1.12 - 1.18 - 1.24 - 1.32 Picture
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Description
Code
PP pipe extension Ø 80 L=500 mm
KHG 714059910 .
PP pipe extension Ø 80 L=250 mm
710718301 .
PP pipe extension Ø 60 L=1000 mm
KHG 714075310 .
PP pipe extension Ø 60 L=500 mm
KHG 714075210 .
PP 90° bend Ø80
KHG 714059211 .
PP 90° bend Ø60
KHG 714075410 .
PP 45° bend Ø80
KHG 714059311 .
PP 45° bend Ø60
KHG 714075510 .
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Dual flue system accessories Picture
Description
Code
Pipe Ø 80 centring kit (pack of 5)
KHG 714037411 .
Clamp centring kit Ø 80
KHG 714106110 .
Pipe Ø 60 centring kit (pack of 5)
KHG 714051510 .
Pipe Ø 80 supporting bracket (pack of 5)
KHG 714037310 .
Internal sealing collar Ø 80
KHG 714018510 .
External sealing collar Ø 80
KHG 714018411 .
Coaxial vertical chimney terminal Ø 80/125
KHG 714093510 .
Dual flue pipes adapter for coaxial chimney Ø80/125
KHG 714093810 .
Flat roof tile Ø 125 to be used with a vertical chimney terminal
KHG 714093610 .
Pitched roof tile Ø 125 to be used with a vertical chimney terminal; it is adjustable from 15° to 45°
KHG 714093710 .
Dual flue terminal Ø 80
KHG 714010410 .
Dual flue terminal Ø 60
KHG 714037210 .
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Flexible ducting system installation
Flexible ducting system accessories Picture
108
Description
Code
PP flexible pipe Ø 80 L= 1,5 m
KHG 714105710 .
PP flexible pipe Ø 80 L= 20 m
KHG 714105810 .
PP tee joint Ø 80 with supporting bracket and condensate drainings
KHG 714105910 .
PP 90° bend Ø 80 with supporting bracket
KHG 714106010 .
Flexible centring kit Ø 80 (pack of 3)
KHG 714106210 .
Triple lips gaskets kit Ø 80 (pack of 5)
KHG 714111210 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Electronics: the latest-generation interface Baxi has developed for the new range of boilers Platinum an innovative removable control panel with a wide display and easy reading thanks to the text and icons. The control is distinguished by a clear back-lighting and easiness of use, thanks to the navigation knob and two push-buttons dedicated to the set of the comfort and complete programming of the boiler. The advanced electronics enable an easy remote interaction of the boiler with different heating technologies developing a complete integrated system. Heating zones DHW temperature ON Automatic heating programming 2 heating temperature levels: comfort/ reduced
Heating programming DHW programming
Data transmission (only with WIRELESS device)
Room temperature “comfort” mode
Outdoor temperature
Room temperature
Boiler pressure/ heating circuit
Date: day, month, year, time
Complete “menu”
End user menu 1 Standby/operation 2 Hot water boost 3 Central heating mode 4 Room temperature 5 Hot water mode 6 Hot water temperature set-point
Navigation knob/ menu regulation and programming
1 Information 2 Set time and date 3 Operator unit 4 Time central heating 1 5 Time central heating 3 6 Time hot water 7 Time auxiliary 8 Holiday heating 1 9 Heating circuit 10 DHW circuit 11 Instantaneous DHW heater 12 Error 13 Diagnostics
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Programming, setting and digital control Picture
Model
Code
Room thermostat
Modulating room thermostat, version with wires (3led interface with support 710234001 .) or wireless (5led interface with support 710244101 .) If the control panel is installed in the boiler, it is necessary to buy the wireless aerial (see below) Dimensions: 105x98 mm
Cod. 710106105 . (with wires) Cod. 710304404 . (wireless)
Room thermostat with timer
Modulating room thermostat with timer, version with wires (3led interface with support 710234001 .) or wireless (5led interface with support 710244101 .) Advanced DHW managing. Dimensions 120x98 mm
Cod. 710298005 . (with wires) Cod. 710297904 . (wireless)
3LED interface with support
This accessory allows to install the wired control panel in a representative room. It can be used to control the room temperature and to set and control a heating circuit including a cascade installation and several low temperature zones
710234002 .
5LED interface with support
This accessory allows to install the wireless control panel in a representative room. It can be used to control the room temperature and to set and control a heating circuit including a cascade installation and several low temperature zones
710244102 .
Wireless aerial
This accessory permits installation of the wireless outdoor sensor. If the 5 LED interface circuit with support is installed this accessory need not be installed.
710234301 .
Outdoor sensor THINK
Outdoor sensor is a temperature sensor which communicates to the boiler the temperature outside the dwelling so that the generator adapts the flow temperature to the effective needs of heating the environment as set by the user.
Programmable clip-in module THINK
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Description
With this accessory the device can run: heating circuits at different temperatures, solar system and other specific applications (pools, sanitary recirculation pump etc.). This accessory can directly manage the circuit components (pump, temperature sensor, mixing valve etc.) up to a maximum of 3 independent relay outlets, 2 temperature sensors and 1 control inlet. Some predefined functions can be used.
710487301 . (with wires) 710302701 . (wireless)
710034503 .
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Picture
Model
Description
Code
Programmable external module THINK
Use of the external module means that a heating system with max 16 boilers in cascade can be run, with separate storage for hot sanitary water where required. This accessory, connected to one of the boilers, can directly control the circuit components up to a max of 3 independent relay outlets, 2 inlet temperature sensors, 1 connector for limit thermostat in HV and one control inlet (for example TA).
710503704 .
Interface kit for boilers in cascade THINK
Interface kit for boilers in cascade is an electronic device that permits communication via bus (two cables) between boilers connected in cascade or between one boiler (or the boilers in cascade) and a mixing zone controller.
710440802 .
Heating controller for mixing zones THINK
Heat regulation control unit for piloting a mixing zone (usually low temperature). It can run a mixing valve, a pump and the flow sensor of the controlled zone. It can also exchange data with the boiler board by means of the connection bus.
710519902 .
Heating flow/return sensor clip-in module THINK
KHG 714078910 .
Hot water temperature sensor
KHG 714076810 .
Sensor for solar controller
LNC 710000040 .
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Cascade installation for Luna Platinum 1.12 - 1.18 - 1.24 - 1.32
Flue pipe kit for 2 boilers Ø 125 Ø 160 Ø 200
Flue pipe kit for third boilers Ø 125 Ø 160 Ø 200
Shutter kit 110/80 with condensing trap Vertical flue system B23 type of installation
Manifold pipes 2 Platinum boilers in cascade See complete list of accessories codes on page 132
112
Manifold pipes third Platinum boiler in cascade
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations How to calculate the diameter of the flue manifold (A) and the chimney (B) The table on the following page shows the diameters of the flue manifold and the flue for various configurations of boilers in cascade and for various heights of flue. B
Remarks
2m
H
A
N° of boilers in cascade
2
3
4
• Distance of the manifold from the first boiler to the vertical chimney 2 meters • Shutter kit installed in each boiler in cascade • The flue pipes and the connections between the flue manifold of the cascade and the chimney are not supplied by BAXI • The calculation has been made assuming a PP “double wall” flue duct
1.12
1.18
1.24
1.32
Nominal output Total 80°/60°C (kW)
24
33,8
48
64
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
125
125
125
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
125
125
125
125
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
125
125
125
125
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
125
125
125
125
Nominal output Total 80°/60° C (kW)
36
50,7
72
96
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
125
125
125
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
125
125
125
125
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
125
125
125
125
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
125
125
125
125
Nominal output Total 80°/60° C (kW)
48
67,8
96
128
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
125
125
125
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
125
125
125
125
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
125
125
160
160
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
160
160
160
160 113
Connection of the interface bus for boilers in cascade THINK The interface bus is an electronic device enabling communication with and therefore the management of boilers in cascade. Thus used, the communication bus also permits remote monitoring and management of the cascade. The interface bus slot is inside the control panel of each boiler in the cascade. There are two possible positions of the accessory inside the panel: 1- If the clip-in module THINK has not already been installed in the boiler, then remove the protective cover on the back of the command panel on the boiler, place the interface bus in the relative slot and, once the electronic circuit of the boiler has been turned on, connect the interface using the cable provided to the connector of the electronic circuit X30.
INTERFACE KIT FOR BOILERS IN CASCADE THINK
LPB BUS
X30
2- If the clip-in module THINK has already been installed in the boiler, then access the electronic circuit by removing the protective cover on the panel and slot in the interface bus as illustrated below making sure to connect the cable provided to the connector of the electronic circuit X30.
X30
LPB BUS
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INTERFACE KIT FOR BOILERS IN CASCADE THINK
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Connection of clip-in module THINK With clip-in module THINK the heater can manage either a mixing zone, controlling the mixing valve, zone sensor and pump, or a solar system by means of the sensors on the collector, tank and solar pump. This accessory is installed in the boiler dashboard. You must remove cover A from dashboard B. Raise dashboard B and hook up the flat cable between connector X50 of clip-in module and connector X41 of the boiler board, passing through the hole in dashboard B. Close dashboard B and insert the clipin module. Carry out the electrical hook-ups necessary for installation and fix the new cover C found in the pack.
Clip-in module
115
Connection of external module THINK External module THINK is a device which, in a heating system run with LUNA PLATINUM boilers, supplies several programmable inlets/outlets necessary to complete the heating system. As for individual installations, the module external module can supply the boiler with the inlets/outlets necessary for management of a mixing zone or, alternatively, a solar system. The accessory is connected to the cascade of LUNA PLATINUM boilers by means of a local bus through which the information regarding the devices connected is received and transmitted. For each individual boiler a maximum of three extension modules can be installed, one clip-in module and two external module for the management of a maximum of three mixing zones. When it is used for management of mixing zones the external module requires the presence of a remote control (see relevant section on page 20) for programming the zone control parameters. In this case the remote control may also be used as a room sensor for the mixing zone.
D
n
C
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
n
S
L QX22
X50
T N
L
L
2
2
ON
N
1
1
3 X30
N QX21
1
2
A
EX21 FX23 L QX23
Flow sensor Mixing valve Mixing zone pump Safety thermostat
n
A B C D
B L
C
N
230V
In the case of a mixing zone, hook up the safety thermostat between the “FX23-L” terminals and jump the terminals “EX21-FX23”. In this way the circuit pump connected to relay “QX23” is internally connected in series with the safety thermostat. Should it be necessary to use relay outlet “QX23” for functions other than those envisaged for the mixing zone, jump terminals “FX23-L”.
The external module may also be used to manage solar system by means of the boiler. In this case the connections supplied by the module are the two inlets related to the sensor on the collectors and to the sensor on the tank, whereas the outlet regards control of the solar pump (see figure). A B C
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Tank sensor (supplied as optional) Collectors sensor (supplied as optional) Solar circuit pump (supplied as optional)
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Connection of external module THINK External module THINK is a device which, in a heating system run with LUNA PLATINUM boilers, supplies several programmable inlets/outlets necessary to complete the heating system. As for cascade systems, the external module THINK allows connection of a cascade pump (output side) downstream of the hydraulic separator, a loading pump for hot sanitary water storage and, where required, a room thermostat and sensors for flow (usually downstream of the hydraulic separator) and for return (usually upstream) of the cascade. The external module THINK can also supply another programmable outlet at 230V for system necessities. The accessory is connected to the cascade of LUNA PLATINUM boilers by means of a local bus through which the information regarding the devices connected is received and transmitted. Programming of parameters regarding the cascade of boilers is carried out by means of the remote control to be installed externally (see remote control kit on page 20).
1 2 3 C
S
EX21 FX23 L QX23
T
L QX22
N QX21
N
L
N
L
10
M2 1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
2
ON 1
n
n
n
2
2
X50
3 X30
M1 230V
KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK Not used for cascades
S (QX23-L9
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
C
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (H2-M) n (BX22-M) M
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Common sensor earth 117
118
6
AVS75
3
2
7
OCI 345
1
10
4
QAD
5
QAD
4
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
QAZ 21
8
9
SYSTEM WITH 2 CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA PLATINUM, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, 1 DHW TANK (SINGLE COIL)
OCI 345
1
1 Condensing boiler LUNA PLATINUM 2 Manifold pipes two boilers in cascade 3 Flue tube kit for two boilers 4 Flow/return sensor 5 Hydraulic separator 6 Outdoor sensor 7 Interface for cascade installation 8 DHW sensor 9 Single coil tank (SC) 10 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional)
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
Cascade installation schemes
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations System with two condensing boilers Luna Platinum in cascade- 1 high temperature direct circuit- 1 DHW tank
For complete management of the cascade it has to be installed a interface bus kit for boilers in cascade THINK (one in each boiler in cascade), an external module THINK and a remote control THINK for programming all system parameters. The figure shows the connection of the bus modules and the external module.
The connections of external module THINK are highlighted in the figure. KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK Not used for cascades
S (QX23-L9
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
n (H2-M)
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
C
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (BX22-M) M
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Common sensor earth
119
For correct system management you must carry out modifications of the parameters of all the cascade boilers. The first one to configure is the MASTER.
MASTER (main) boiler parameter configuration Using the control panel, access menu 3 and carry out the following settings. Menu
Programme line
Value
Description
Configuration
5977
None
Configuration
6020
Multi-function
Configuration
6030
Heating circuit 1 pump Q2
Control of heating circuit 1 pump Control of cascade flow temperature
Disabling of the thermostat on the terminal board M1 (1-2) Enabling of the programmable external module THINK
Configuration
6040
Cascade flow sensor B10
Configuration
6041
Cascade return sensor B70
Configuration
6046
Room Thermostat HC1
Configuration
6200
Yes*
LPB
6630
Always
LPB
6640
Autonomous
Control of cascade return sensor temperature Enabling of the thermostat in input H2 of the external module THINK Saving of the settings Identification of master boiler Setting of master cascade clock
*The value returns automatically to “No” immediately after setting.
Parameter configuration on non-MASTER boiler Having configured he master boiler parameters as described in the previous paragraph, proceed to configuration of the other boilers.
The operations listed below are repeated for each boiler in the cascade, excluding the MASTER boiler. For correct system functioning an address must be assigned to each boiler so that it can be recognised by the master boiler (the master boiler has default =1). Moreover it is also necessary to synchronise the boiler clocks with that of the master boiler. Using the control panel, access menu 3 and carry out the following settings.
Menù
Programme line
Value
Configuration
5710
OFF
LPB
6600
2..3..4..
LPB
6640
Slave with imp. Remote
Menù
Programme line
Value
Cascade
3540
N° of hours
3541
First – Last – First and Last.
Cascade
Description Enabling of thermostat for circuit 2(terminal board M1 (1-2) in boiler) Enabling external module THINK Setting cascade boiler clocks with master boiler Description Period of functioning before automatic change of sequence of main boiler. Exclusion of the boiler(s) from periodic rotation of sequence
After connecting the pump to the relay, set outlet QX22 as shown in the following table.
120
Menù
Programme line
Value
Cascade
6031
actuator HSW Q3
Description Control load pump of DHW storage on relay QX22
AVS75
3
7 OCI 345
1
2
OCI 345
1
11
11
6
11
11
10 4
QAD
5
4
QAD
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
0
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
100
120
80
11
11
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
8 QAZ 21
11
11
9
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
SYSTEM WITH 2 CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA PLATINUM, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, SYSTEM WITH 2 CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA PLATINUM, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, LUNA SAT RH+2C
2 Manifold pipes two boilers in cascade 3 Flue pipe kit for two boilers 4 Flow/return sensor 5 Hydraulic separator 6 Outdoor sensor 7 Interface for cascade installation 8 DHW sensor 9 Single coil tank (SC) 10 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 11 Built-in heat boxes Luna Sat RH+2
1 Condensing boiler LUNA PLATINUM
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Cascade installation schemes
121
System with two condensing boilers Luna Platinum in cascade- 1 high temperature direct circuit- 1 tank load circuit DHW
For complete management of the cascade it has to be installed a interface bus kit for boilers in cascade THINK (one in each boiler in cascade), an external module THINK and a remote control THINK for programming all system parameters. The figure shows the connection of the bus modules and the external module.
The connections of external module THINK are highlighted in the figure. KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK Not used for cascades
S (QX23-L9
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
n (H2-M)
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
C
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (BX22-M) M
122
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet Common sensor earth
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations For correct system management you must carry out modifications of the parameters of all the cascade boilers. The first one to configure is the MASTER.
MASTER (main) boiler parameter configuration Using the control panel, access menu 3 and carry out the following settings. Menu
Programme line
Value
Description
Configuration
5977
None
Configuration
6020
Multi-function
Configuration
6030
Heating circuit 1 pump Q2
Control of heating circuit 1 pump Control of cascade flow temperature
Disabling of the thermostat on the terminal board M1 (1-2) Enabling of the programmable external module THINK
Configuration
6040
Cascade flow sensor B10
Configuration
6041
Cascade return sensor B70
Configuration
6046
Room Thermostat HC1
Configuration
6200
Yes*
LPB
6630
Always
LPB
6640
Autonomous
Control of cascade return sensor temperature Enabling of the thermostat in input H2 of the external module THINK Saving of the settings Identification of master boiler Setting of master cascade clock
*The value returns automatically to “No” immediately after setting.
Parameter configuration on non-MASTER boiler Having configured he master boiler parameters as described in the previous paragraph, proceed to configuration of the other boilers.
The operations listed below are repeated for each boiler in the cascade, excluding the MASTER boiler. For correct system functioning an address must be assigned to each boiler so that it can be recognised by the master boiler (the master boiler has default =1). Moreover it is also necessary to synchronise the boiler clocks with that of the master boiler. Using the control panel, access menu 3 and carry out the following settings.
Menù
Programme line
Value
Configuration
5710
OFF
LPB
6600
2..3..4..
LPB
6640
Slave with imp. Remote
Menù
Programme line
Value
Cascade
3540
N° of hours
3541
First – Last – First and Last.
Cascade
Description Enabling of thermostat for circuit 2(terminal board M1 (1-2) in boiler) Enabling external module THINK Setting cascade boiler clocks with master boiler Description Period of functioning before automatic change of sequence of main boiler. Exclusion of the boiler(s) from periodic rotation of sequence
After connecting the pump to the relay, set outlet QX22 as shown in the following table. Menù
Programme line
Value
Cascade
6031
actuator HSW Q3
Description Control load pump of DHW storage on relay QX22
123
124
AVS75
9
AVS75
AVS75
10
8
OCI 420
1
OCI 420
1
OCI 420
1
4
2
QAD
5
QAD
6
QAD
5
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
Manometro bar
14
20
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
0
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
bar
14
Manometro
20
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
0
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
11
SYSTEM WITH 3 CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA PLATINUM, 2 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUITS, 2 MIXING LOW TEMPERATURE CIRCUITS, 1 TANK FOR SOLAR INTEGRATION (OPTION)
7
3
1 Condensing boiler LUNA PLATINUM 2 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 3 Flue tube kit for two boilers 4 Flue tube for the third boiler 5 Flow/return contact sensor 6 Hydraulic separator 7 Outdoor sensor 8 Interface for cascade installation 9 External module THINK 10 Manifold pipes for three boilers in cascade 11 DHW sensor 12 Double coil cylinder (DC) for solar integration (option) 13 Thermostatic mixer
12
13
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
Cascade installation schemes
QAZ 21
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations System with three condensing boilers Luna Platinum in cascade – 2 high temperature direct circuits – 2 mixing circuits and 1 DHW tank For complete management of the cascade it has to be installed a interface bus kit for boilers in cascade THINK (one in each boiler in cascade), an external module THINK and a remote control THINK for programming all system parameters. The figure shows the connection of the bus modules and the external module.
The connections of external module THINK are highlighted in the figure. KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK Not used for cascades
S (QX23-L9
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
n (H2-M)
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
C
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (BX22-M) M
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Common sensor earth
125
MASTER (main) boiler parameter configuration Using the control panel, access menu 3 and carry out the following settings. Menu
Programme line
Value
Description
Configuration
5977
None
Configuration
6020
Multi-function
Configuration
6030
Heating circuit 1 pump Q2
Control of heating circuit 1 pump
Configuration
6040
Cascade flow sensor B10
Control of cascade flow temperature
Disabling of the thermostat on the terminal board M1 (1-2) Enabling of the programmable external module THINK
Configuration
6041
Cascade return sensor B70
Configuration
6046
Room Thermostat HC1
Configuration
6200
Yes*
LPB
6630
Always
LPB
6640
Autonomous
Control of cascade return sensor temperature Enabling of the thermostat in input H2 of the external module THINK Saving of the settings Identification of master boiler Setting of master cascade clock
The pumps of the high temperature zone have to be connected one to each other, and through a relè, linked to the terminal of the external module identified with QX21-N.
Parameter configuration on non-MASTERS boiler Having configured he master boiler parameters as described in the previous paragraph, proceed to configuration of the other boilers. To this purpose, connect the remote control (if not already present) to the boiler to be configured and proceed as follows. The operations listed below are repeated for each boiler in the cascade, excluding the MASTER boiler. For correct system functioning an address must be assigned to each boiler so that it can be recognised by the master boiler (the master boiler has default =1). Moreover it is also necessary to synchronise the boiler clocks with that of the master boiler. Using the control panel, access menu 3 and carry out the following settings. Menù
Programme line
Value
Configuration
5710
OFF
LPB
6600
2..3..4..
LPB
6640
Slave with imp. Remote
Menù
Programme line
Value
Cascade
3540
N° of hours
Cascade
3541
First – Last – First and Last.
Description Enabling of thermostat for circuit 2(terminal board M1 (1-2) in boiler) Enabling external module THINK Setting cascade boiler clocks with master boiler Description Period of functioning before automatic change of sequence of main boiler. Exclusion of the boiler(s) from periodic rotation of sequence
After connecting the pump to the relay, set outlet QX22 as shown in the following table.
126
Menù
Programme line
Value
Cascade
6031
actuator HSW Q3
Description Control load pump of DHW storage on relay QX22
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Connection to a programmable external module THINK to control the mixing zone
C
n
EX21 FX23 L QX23
n
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
n
S
L QX22
X50
T N L
3 X30
L
2
ON
2
N
1
1
N QX21
1
2
A
D
B L
C
N
230V
A Flow sensorw B
Mixing valve
C Mixing zone pump D Safety thermostat In the case of a mixing zone, hook up the safety thermostat between the “FX23-L” terminals and jump the terminals “EX21-FX23”. In this way the circuit pump connected to relay “QX23” is internally connected in series with the safety thermostat. Should it be necessary to use relay outlet “QX23” for functions other than those envisaged for the mixing zone, jump terminals “FX23-L”.
Menù
Programme line
Description
Configuration
6021
Enabling heating circuit 2
127
128
2
7
OCI 345
1
OCI 345
1
OCI 345
1
4
9
QAD
5
QAD
6
QAD
5
Manometro bar
60 100
80
째C 120 TERMOMETRO
40
0
20
60 100
80
째C 120 TERMOMETRO
40
0
20
40
60 80
째C 120 TERMOMETRO
0
100
40
60 80 100
째C 120 TERMOMETRO
0
20
8
8
20
8
8
SYSTEM WITH 3 CONDENSING BOILERS LUNA PLATINUM, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, BUILT-IN HEAT BOXES LUNA SAT RS2Z
AVS75
3
8
8
Condensing boiler LUNA PLATINUM Manifold pipes for three boilers in cascade Flue tube kit for two boilers Flue tube for the third boiler Flow/return contact sensor Hydraulic separator Interface for cascade installation Built-in heat boxes LUNA SAT RS2Z Safety device ISPESL (available as optional)
Manometro bar
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
8
8
Cascade installation schemes
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations System with three condensing boilers Luna Platinum in cascade – 1 high temperature direct circuit – 1 DHW tank For complete management of the cascade it has to be installed a interface bus kit for boilers in cascade THINK (one in each boiler in cascade), an external module THINK and a remote control THINK for programming all system parameters. The figure shows the connection of the bus modules and the external module.
The connections of external module THINK are highlighted in the figure. KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for hook up between the electronic board and external module THINK Not used for cascades
S (QX23-L9
Relay outlet 230V programmable
T (QX21-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Relay outlet 230V supply any loading PUMP for sanitary water STORAGE
NOL (L-N)
Supply external module THINK
n (H2-M)
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
C
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
T
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON
n (BX22-M) M
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR inlet
1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
Common sensor earth
For correct system management you must carry out modifications of the parameters of all the cascade boilers. The first one to configure is the MASTER.
129
MASTER (main) boiler parameter configuration Using the control panel, access menu 3 and carry out the following settings. Menu
Programme line
Value
Description
Configuration
5977
None
Configuration
6020
Multi-function
Configuration
6030
Heating circuit 1 pump Q2
Control of heating circuit 1 pump
Configuration
6040
Cascade flow sensor B10
Control of cascade flow temperature
Disabling of the thermostat on the terminal board M1 (1-2) Enabling of the programmable external module THINK
Configuration
6041
Cascade return sensor B70
Configuration
6046
Room Thermostat HC1
Configuration
6200
Yes*
LPB
6630
Always
LPB
6640
Autonomous
Control of cascade return sensor temperature Enabling of the thermostat in input H2 of the external module THINK Saving of the settings Identification of master boiler Setting of master cascade clock
*The value returns automatically to “No” immediately after setting.
Parameter configuration on non-MASTER boiler Having configured he master boiler parameters as described in the previous paragraph, proceed to configuration of the other boilers. The operations listed below are repeated for each boiler in the cascade, excluding the MASTER boiler. For correct system functioning an address must be assigned to each boiler so that it can be recognised by the master boiler (the master boiler has default =1). Moreover it is also necessary to synchronise the boiler clocks with that of the master boiler. Using the control panel, access menu 3 and carry out the following settings. Menù
Programme line
Configuration
5710
OFF
Value
LPB
6600
2..3..4..
LPB
6640
Slave with imp. Remote
Menù
Programme line
Value
Cascade
3540
N° of hours
3541
First – Last – First and Last.
Cascade
Description Enabling of thermostat for circuit 2(terminal board M1 (1-2) in boiler) Enabling external module THINK Setting cascade boiler clocks with master boiler Description Period of functioning before automatic change of sequence of main boiler. Exclusion of the boiler(s) from periodic rotation of sequence
After connecting the pump to the relay, set outlet QX22 as shown in the following table.
130
Menù
Programme line
Value
Cascade
6031
actuator HSW Q3
Description Control load pump of DHW storage on relay QX22
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Hydraulic separator
300
Hydraulic separator 8,5 m³/h Cod. LSD 790000310 .
203
203
290
484
811
300
811
399 157,5 The BAXI hydraulic separator has the following features: • body in epoxy-powder coated steel • maximum operating pressure: 10 bar • fitted with automatic air release valve and discharge valve • supplied with sensor input/output port attachment ½”F • insulated in rigid, closed-cell polyurethane foam
157,5
Condensate neutralizer kit Neutralizer filter to process the water deriving from the condensation of BAXI wall hung condensing boilers. Vertical mounting below the boiler. cod. KHG 714135310 . Recharge for neutralizer kit for wall-hung boilers up to 100 kW Maximum condensate water flow
l/h
20
Max potentiality of the boiler
kcal/h
100.000
Max potentiality of the boiler
kW
Up to 116
Maximum working pressure
bar
4
Maximum temperature of the water content
°C
Corresponding to the max temperatures of the condensing waters
Min/Max room temperature
°C
5-40
Diameter
mm
87,5
Height
mm
365
Neutralizer kit for wall hung boilers up to 100kW
Neutralizer filter to process the water deriving from the condensation of BAXI condensing boilers in cascade installations. cod. KHG 714135410 . Recharge for neutralizer kit for wall-hung boilers up to 350 kW Maximum condensate water flow
l/h
56
Max potentiality of the boiler
kcal/h
from 201.000 to 300.000
Max potentiality of the boiler
kW
234-349
Maximum working pressure
bar
2
Maximum temperature of the water content
°C
Corresponding to the max temperatures of the condensing waters
Min/Max room temperature
°C
5-40
Quantity of the first charge of product
Kg
5
Next recharges
Kg
4,5
Dimensions (hxwxd)
mm
260x330x225
Neutralizer kit for wall hung boilers up to 350kW 131
Other accessories Luna Platinum cascade installation flue system Picture
132
Description
Code
PP flue pipe kit for two boilers Ø 125/110
710716801 .
PP flue pipe kit for two boilers Ø 160
710715201 .
PP flue pipe kit Ø 200 for two boilers
710715601 .
PP flue pipe kit Ø 125 for the third boiler
710717701 .
PP flue pipe kit Ø 160 for the third boiler
710716301 .
PP flue pipe kit Ø200 for the third boiler
710716401 .
PP shutter kit 110/80 with condensing trap
710682001 .
PP 90° bend Ø 125
KHG 714094410 .
PP 90° bend Ø 160
KHW 714097810 .
PP 90° bend Ø 200
KHW 714098210 .
PP 45° bend Ø 125 (pack of 2)
KHG 714094510 .
PP pipe extension Ø 125 L=1000
KHG 714094610 .
PP pipe extension Ø 160 L=1000
KHW 714097710 .
PP pipe extension Ø 200 L=1000
KHW 714098110 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Other accessories Hydraulic accessories for single installation Picture
Description
Code
Heating systems taps and connection pipes
710931401 .
Connection pipes for heating only boilers
710351001 .
Hydraulic accessories for cascade installation Picture
Description
Manifold pipes for the 3rd Platinum boiler in cascade
Code
KHG 714117211 .
133
134
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Power HT 45 - 150 kW Technical specifications Dimensions Diagrams Burner-exchanger unit Wiring diagram Wiring diagram for connection to an heating system DHW circuit electric pump connections Flue pipes (B23) Dual flue system 45-65 kW Dual flue system 85-150 kW Electronics Programming, setting and digital control Single installation Schemes for single installation Cascade installation Schemes for cascade installation Hydraulic separators and condensate neutralizer kit Other accessories
P. 136 137 138 139 140 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 150 153 158 164 168 169
135
Power HT 45-150 kW Power HT is the range of high efficiency floor standing condensing boilers, heating only with an output from 45 to 150 kW (80/60°C) The range of boilers is distinguished by high efficiency, easiness of use/and installation and a wide range of accessories for single and cascade installations. The main element of these condensing boilers is the heat exchanger that has a combustion chamber and a stainless steel AISI 316L coils hydraulic circuit . The reduced quantity of water in the exchanger allows a small heat inactivity and so a quick answer to the changes in the heat needed by the system.
1.450
1.650
1.850
1.1000
1.1200
1.1500
Maximum heating heat input
kW
46,4
67
87,2
102,7
123,2
154
Maximum heating heat output 80/60°C
kW
45
65
85
100
120
150
Maximum heating heat output 50/30°C
kW
48,7
70,3
91,6
107,8
129,7
162
Minimum heat output 80/60°C
kW
11,8
13,4
32,2
35,8
39
40,4
Minimum heat output 50/30°C
kW
12,8
14,5
34,9
38,8
42,1
43,7
Energetic efficiency (Dir CE/92/42)
★★★★
★★★★
★★★★
★★★★
★★★★
★★★★
Average efficiency (DIN 4702-T8)
%
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
Nominal efficiency 80/60°C
%
97,3
97,3
97,5
97,4
97,4
97,4
Nominal efficiency 50/30°C
%
105,2
105,3
105,1
105
105,3
105,2
Efficiency at 30%
%
107,6
107,6
107,3
107,4
107,5
107,2
Load losses water side ∆T=20k
kPa
25
20
23,54
22,56
22,56
19,61
Minimum flow on the exchanger
lt/sec
0,27
0,33
0,52
0,58
0,72
0,91
5
5
5
5
5
5
NOx class (EN 483) Minimum working temperature
°C
-5
-5
-5
-5
-5
-5
Heating system max pressure
bar
4
4
4
4
4
4
Safety valve intervention pressure
bar
3
3
3
3
3
3
°C
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
l/h
1.935
2.795
3.700
4.300
5.200
6.500
lt
5,1
6,5
13,7
21
23,3
25,3
lt/h
5,1
7,3
9,6
11,5
13,5
16,9
Regulation of water temperature in heating circuit Primary circuit water flow (ΔT=20°C) Water content Quantity of condensing Flue pipe
Ø mm
80
80
100
100
100
100
m
30
20
20
20
20
20
Maximum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,022
0,031
0,041
0,049
0,059
0,073
Minimum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,006
0,007
0,016
0,018
0,019
0,02
Maximum flue temperature
°C
72
73
78
80
77
75
Residual flue prevalence
Pa
130
120
135
150
115
90
Comburent air-flow at Qn
kg/sec
0,022
0,034
0,045
0,055
0,065
0,080
Dimensions (h x w x d)
mm
850x450x621
850x450x693
850x450x801
850x450x871
850x450x1024
850x450x1132
Net weight
kg
60
68
75
83
95
103
Flue ducts max length
Natural Gas/CPG
Natural Gas/CPG
Natural Gas/CPG
Natural Gas/CPG
Natural Gas/CPG
Natural Gas/CPG
Power consumption
Gas type W
90
110
100
160
135
235
Power consumption in stand-by way
W
6,3
6,3
6,3
6,3
6,3
6,3
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations The stainless steel surfaces protect the exchanger from corrosion due to the condensation. The regulation of the various elements of the generator is given to the digital PCB with double micro-processor that allows a simple and reliable managing of the boiler through a control panel with wide LCD display. It is possible to set heating and DHW mode daily or weekly, the climatic regulation according to the comfort requirements of the end-user; faults and possible anomalies are shown. The electronics of the boiler allow the technician an easy access to regulation parameters to set the boiler in order to optimize the performances according to the type of installation.
Dimensions Power HT
RVA placement
Depth (A) mm
45 cm
45 cm/ 2 cm 45 cm/ 2 cm 137
Diagrams The here below graphics, besides better defining the plan of the heating system, allow to deeply analyze the behaviour of the generator in different use conditions. The load loss of the exchangers defines the difference of pressure, in mm of water column, between the flow and return connections of the generator. The flow rate/ head curve explains the dynamic features of the BAXI circulator used as accessory in these boilers. The performance curve presents the changing in the efficiency, as ratio between the output and input of the condensing boiler , according to the return temperature of the boiler. Finally the last graphic explains the flue temperature trends of the boiler according to the return temperature.
EXCHANGER PRESSURE DROP POWER HT 1.450-1.650
HEAD (mH20)
Exchanger pressure drop (mH20)
FLOW RATE/HEAD CURVE
45 kW
65 kW
FLOW RATE l/h
FLOW RATE (l/h)
5,5 5,0 4,5 4,0 3,5 3,0 2,5 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5
85 kW
100 kW
2000
3000
4000
5000
EXCHANGER PRESSURE DROP POWER HT 1.1200-1.1500
Exchanger pressure drop (mH20)
Exchanger pressure drop (mH20)
EXCHANGER PRESSURE DROP POWER HT 1.850-1.1000
112-120 kW
150 kW
6000
FLOW RATE l/h
FLOW RATE l/h
FLUES TEMPERATURE ACCORDING TO THE RETURN TEMPERATURE
108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 100 99 98 97
Flues temperature %
Efficiency of the boiler %
EFFICIENCY OF THE BOILER ACCORDING TO THE RETURN TEMPERATURE
30% load 100% load
30
35
40
45
50
55
Return temperature of the system 째C
138
60
75 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30
100% load
30% load
30
35
40
45
50
55
Return temperature of the system 째C
60
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Burner-exchanger unit The pre mixing air-gas unit, the burner and the primary exchanger are the components that allow these condensing boilers to offer high performances. The pre mixing unit is made of the Venturi pipe in the fan inlet and of the mixer that grant constantly to the burner an optimal air-gas ratio independently from the number of turns of the fan limiting to the minimum the consumptions and ensuring always the correct combustion (that means reduction of the pollutant emissions). The stainless steel burner, through the internal spreader and the special micro-perforation of the cylindrical surface, grants a uniform spread of the air-gas mixture independently from his length. The primary exchanger, totally made of stainless steel, is built with two cylindrical flue chambers, vertically positioned (burner chamber and condensation chamber). Inside the cylindrical surface there are stainless steel coils, in which run the water of the primary circuit. In the upper chamber the warm flues discharge gives heat to the return water of the system, contained in the coils, provoking the condensation of the flues themselves and giving latent heat to the water, pre-heating it before it enters the chamber of the burner. Flue outlet
Power HT 85-100
Power HT 45-65
Flue outlet Primary exchanger
Primary exchanger
Condensation chamber
Condensation chamber
Burner Burner
fan
Chamber of the burner
Chamber of the burner
Coils Coils fan
Power HT 120-150
venturi-mixer unit
Flue outlet venturi+mixer unit
Primary exchanger
Condensation chamber Burner venturi-mixer unit Chamber of the burner Coils
fan 139
br bk b y/g
2 1
2 1 2 1
1
br
b
y/g
b
br
2 1
2 1 2 1
b b br b b br
1
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
br b
b br
MAINS POWER 230V - 50Hz
MAINS POWER TERMINAL BOARD
L
FUSE
2 3
PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT 230 V
br b br b br b
N
MAIN INPUT
FAN
1 2 4 5
1
IX2-01 I X2-02 I X2-03 I X2-04 I X2-05I I X3-01 I X3-02 I X3-03 IX3-04I
Colour of the cables: C= light blue M= brown N= black R= red G/V= yellow/green B= white
y/g
y/g b br
1 2
br b y/g
2 3
CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM PUMP CONNECTION POINTS
1
GAS VALVE
FUMES THERMOSTAT
X30
SAFETY THERMOSTAT
FLAME SENSING ELECTRODE
X40
MIN
I X1-01 I X1-02 I
b
a
N
b
a
L
OUT IN
DOMESTIC HOT WATER PUMP CONNECTION POINTS
DISPLAY
X50
V2 V1
2 1
2 1 2 1
b b bk bk r r
1
2 1
LN
MC
G/V
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
IGNTER
nn
NTC RETURN HEATING SENSOR
b y/g bk br
HYDRAULIC PRESSURE SENSOR
DOMESTIC HOT WATER THANK SENSOR
OUTDOOR SENSOR
SAFETY SHUT-DOWN
ROOM THERMOSTAT
REMOTE CONTROLLER CONNECTION
NTC DELIVERY HEATING SENSOR
g
X11 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
g
X12 6 5 4 3 2 1
rr
X15
X14
X13 5 4 3 2 1
IGNITION ELECTRODE
g g br br
2 1 2
I X10-01I X10-02 I X10-03I X10-04 I X10-05 I X10-06 I 4 3 2 1
CLIP-IN MODULE TO CONTROL THE MIXING ZONE
3 2 1
COM
140 NO
INTERFACE BUS FOR BOILERS IN CASCADE
g
g
Wiring diagram
Power HT 1.450 - 1.650 - 1.850 - 1.1000 The picture explains the wiring diagram of the PCB of the boiler. Sensors and functional components of the generator are controlled by the PCB to which they are connected through the internal connectors shown in the picture. Other 3 connectors reachable from outside the PCB are available to check service devices and regulation of the system (pumps, outdoor sensor, room thermostat etc) .
2 1 2 1
L
FUSE
N
MAIN INPUT
FAN
1 2 4 5
2 1
y/g
br
b
1
b
br
2 1
2 1 2 1
g
g
230V - 50Hz
PS
g
b b br b b br
1
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
br b
b br
2 3
PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT
br b br b br b
1
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CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM PUMP CONNECTION POINTS
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DOMESTIC HOT WATER PUMP CONNECTION POINTS
GAS VALVE 1
FUMES THERMOSTAT
X30
SAFETY THERMOSTAT
FLAME SENSING ELECTRODE
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DISPLAY
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GAS VALVE 2
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WATER PRESSOSTAT
DOMESTIC HOT WATER TANK SENSOR
OUTSIDE SENSOR
SAFETY SHUT-DOWN
ROOM THERMOSTAT
REMOTE CONTROLLER CONNECTION
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CENTRAL HEATING TEMPERATURE SENSOR
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Wiring diagram
Power HT 1.1200 - 1.500
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Wiring diagram for connection to an heating system High output floor standing boilers can be easily connected to a heating system through the use of terminal boards which are inside the dashboard. The connections with scheme and indications are shown in the picture below. The pumps of the heating system (P1 and P2) have to be fed following the scheme of the picture interposing between the PCB of the boiler and the pumps some relays. It is not necessary to interpose a relay if, to the PCB is wired a single pump.
P1 = Pump of the hydraulic separator P2 = Heating system pump SI = Hydraulic separator (available as accessory) UR = Heating Unit
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations DHW circuit electric pump connections The connection of BAXI POWER HT boilers to an indirect cylinder for DHW production can be easily made respecting the connections indicated in the here below picture. The pump of the sanitary circuit P3, serving an indirect cylinder, must be linked on the Terminal board M3 of the boiler to the terminals 13-14. Connecting the pump of the sanitary circuit P3 after an hydraulic separator (as explained in the drawing) Link the NTC sensor of sanitary priority, supplied as accessory, to the 9-10 terminals of the terminal board M2 after having removed the actual power resistance. The sensible element of the NTC sensor has to be put in the relevant well foreseen on the cylinder (see drawing) The regulation of the DHW temperature and the choice of the sanitary hourly programming can be made directly on the control panel of the boiler.
DHW TANK CONNECTION DIAGRAM UB - DHW STORAGE TANK M2 - TERMINAL BOARD SB - DHW PRIORITY SENSOR RE - RESISTOR TO BE REMOVED MR - CENTRAL HEATING FLOW RR - CENTRAL HEATING/DHW RETURN MB - DHW STORAGE TANK FLOW RB - DHW STORAGE TANK RETURN P1 - CENTRAL HEATING PUMP P3 - DHW STORAGE TANK PUMP TS - SAFETY THERMOSTAT PS - SAFETY PRESSURE SWITCH
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Flue pipes Power HT, open flue range of boilers, are certified for a B23 type of installation. This means that the boiler has to be connected to a chimney through a stainless steel or plastic pipe with an internal diameter of 80 mm (Power HT 1.450 and Power HT 1.650) or internal diameter 100 mm (Power HT 1.850-1.1000-1.1200-1.1500). There are available accessories in smooth PP with a 80 mm and 110 mm diameter. To use 110 mm flue accessories made of PP it is necessary to use an adaptor 100/110 available, as well, as optional. Important: the horizontal stretches must have a slope towards the boiler of 3°.
Model HT 1.450 HT 1.650 HT 1.850 HT 1.1000 HT 1.1200 HT 1.1500
Max length of the flue pipe -L- (m)
30 20 20 20 20 20
For each 90° bend installed the length For each 45° bend installed the length decreases of (m) decreases of (m)
1 1 1 1 1 1
0,5 0,5 0,5 0,5 0,5 0,5
Chart of the available pressures of the flue pipes Cascade installation Model HT 1.450 HT 1.650 HT 1.850 HT 1.1000 HT 1.1200 HT 1.1500 144
ΔP available with Flue pipe B23 Ø100
ΔP available with Single clapet Ø110/110
ΔP available with Double clapet Ø110/110
150 150 110 150 170 280
110 (with Clapet Ø 80/110) 100 (with Clapet Ø 80/110) 110 110 -
80 120
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dual flue system accessories 45-65 kW Picture
Description
C53 conversion kit Power HT 45-65 kW
Code
LSB 710000100
PP pipe extension Ø 80 L=1000 mm
KHG 714059411 .
PP pipe extension Ø 80 L=500 mm
KHG 714059910 .
PP pipe extension Ø 80 L=250 mm
710718301 .
PP 90° bend Ø 80
KHG 714059211 .
PP 45° bend Ø 80
KHG 714059311 .
Pipe Ø 80 centring kit (pack of 5)
KHG 714037411 .
Clamp centring kit Ø 80
KHG 714106110 .
Pipe Ø 80 supporting bracket (pack of 5)
KHG 714037310 .
Internal sealing collar Ø 80
KHG 714018510 .
External sealing collar Ø 80
KHG 714018411 .
Flue terminal Ø 80
LSD 790000150 .
Dual flue terminal Ø 80
KHG 714010410 .
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Flexible ducting system accessories 45-65 kW
Picture
Description
Code
PP flexible pipe Ø 80 L= 1,5 m
KHG 714105710 .
PP flexible pipe Ø 80 L= 20 m
KHG 714105810 .
PP tee-joint Ø 80 with supporting bracket and condensate drainings
KHG 714105910 .
PP 90° bend Ø 80 with supporting bracket (pack of 3)
KHG 714106010 .
Flexible centring kit Ø 80 (pack of 3)
KHG 714106210 .
Triple lips gaskets kit Ø 80 (pack of 5)
KHG 714111210 .
Dual flue system accessories 85-150 kW Picture
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Description
Code
C53 convension kit Power HT 85-100 kW
LSB 710000110
C53 convension kit Power HT 125-150 kW
LSB 710000120
PP pipe extension Ø 110 L=1000 mm
KUG 714133210 .
PP pipe extension Ø 110 L=500 mm
KUG 714133110 .
PP pipe extension Ø 110 L=250 mm
710718501 .
PP reduction kit from Ø 110 to Ø 100
KHW 714096910 .
PP 90° bend Ø 110
KUG 714133010 .
PP 45° bend Ø 110
KUG 714132910 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Electronics Power HT range of boilers is provided with a wide digital control panel: dedicated push-buttons for each single function and LCD display combining symbols and codes for information about the boiler working status allowing an easy reading and an immediate parameter control, programming and setting. • Microprocessor with double CPU: a new technology software for the boiler optimal operation • Built-in daily timer to program both central heating and DHW functions • Programmable pre-heating function of the DHW circuit to reduce waiting times • Digital electronic thermometer • Self-check: detection and description of any possible fault • Built-in climatic regulation (outdoor sensor supplied as optional) • Automatic summer/winter switch with outdoor sensor connected • Cascade system installation option • Mixing systems (high and low temperature) installations option • Interface PCB, available as optional, connectable for supplementary functions such as remote control of fault/operation signals, control of additional pumps, control of boiler output by an external electronic device, etc.
Setting heating mode
DHW ON-OFF
Heating temperature regulation
Information: -DHW temperature -Outside temperature (if connected to the outdoor sensor)
DHW temperature regulation
Reset Programmes access and shift
Programmes access and shift
Parameters regulation (increase value) Parameters regulation (decrease value)
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Programming, setting and digital control Picture
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Model
Description
Code
Boiler interface for mixing systems with two different temperatures zones
Through this accessory the boiler is able to manage a mixing system with a high and a low temperature zone. The accessory manages directly the components of the low temperature circuit as the mixing valve, the circulating pump and the NTC sensor, to measure the temperature of this circuit.
KHG 714077913 .
Boiler control interface 0-10 V
Through this accessory the boiler is able to change the heat output according to a voltage signal (0รท10V) coming from a programmable controller (PLC) out of the boiler. Then, it is possible to connect the outdoor lamps to show the block of the system or functioning.
KHG 714107612 .
Remote controller and climatic regulator
Climatic regulator, directly connectable to the boiler. It allows the data exchange with the PCB of the boiler. Besides the crono-thermostat and climatic regulator functions it is also a remote control that allows the regulation of parameters of the boiler.
KHG 714072612 .
Outdoor sensor
The outdoor sensor is a temperature indicator that communicates to the boiler the outdoor temperature so that the boiler adapts the flow temperature to the comfort set by the end-user.
KHG 714072811 .
Temperature regulator for mixing systems, it includes a temperature sensor
The temperature regulator that allows to control a mixing zone (a low temperature zone). It is able to manage a mixing valve, a pump and a flow sensor of the controlled zone. Then, it can exchange data with the PCB of the boiler by bus.
KHG 714078112 .
Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
It is an electronic device that allows data exchange by bus between the electronics and the temperature regulators. The interface allows also the remote control ofthe boiler
KHG 714078013 .
Cascade controller, it includes a temperature sensor
Temperature regulator for cascade systems, allows up to 12 boilers connection ensuring functioning and efficiency optimization. It manages a high temperature zone with its pump, a storage tank with its pump and temperature sensor.
KHG 714078212 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dimensions
936,5
136,5
800
Power HT from 45 to 150 kW
986,5
186,5
850
800
400
678,5
526
524
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Single installation
with Power HT boilers from 45 to 150 kW
Manifold pipes single boiler/last boiler Return manifold
Second pump hydraulic connection
Shut-off valve
Boiler-manifold pipe hydraulic connection
Non-return valve Extension vessel hydraulic connection
Shut-off valve Safety valve
Flow manifold
150
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Single installation Manifold pipes single boiler/last boiler Power HT models
Code
Kit made of:
45-150 kW
KHW 714104210 .
• Flow manifold • Return manifold
Second pump hydraulic connection Power HT models
45-150 kW
Code
Kit made of:
KHW 714098611 .
• 2 way shut-off valve • UPS32/80 circulating pump • Non-return valve • Hydraulic joints
Boiler-manifold pipe hydraulic connection Power HT models
45-150 kW
Code
Kit made of:
KHW 714104311 .
• 2 way shut-off valve on return • Circulating pump UPS 32/80 • Non-return valve • Extension vessel hydraulic connection • 3 way shut-off valve on flow
151
Controller - bus interface connection Bus interface is an electronic device that allows data exchange by bus between the PCB and the temperature regulator.
Bus interface for clima regulators for boilers i Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
After removing the cover of the control panel, mount the plate (B) supplied with the bus interface, and so mount the accessory as well (C). The flat cable (A) have to be linked to the connector X40 of the electronics of the boiler. Connect the wiring (respecting the polarity) between the connector X41 of the bus interface and the connector MB-DB of the controller. Note: to make the connection easy between the accessory and the PCB, connect the wiring (A) to the PCB before fixing the plate (B). To allow the mounting of the cover of the control panel it is necessary to cut the two plastic pins which are on the cover just next to the bus interface. Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
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1 High output floor standing condensing boiler POWER HT 2 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 3 Reduction kit 100/110 4 Hydraulic separator 5 Outdoor sensor 6 Interface for mixing systems with two different temperatures zones 7 Flow/return sensor 8 DHW sensor 9 Double coil storage tank (DC) for integration with solar systems (option) 10 Thermostatic mixer
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
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1 High output floor standing condensing boiler POWER HT 2 Manifold pipes single boiler 3 Fumes manifold for single boiler 4 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 5 Interface for mixing systems with two different temperatures zones 6 Hydraulic separator 7 Pipe in tank cylinder – UBPT 1000 8 DHW sensor 9 Climatic regulator for mixed system 10 Tank sensor 11 Circulating group 12 Solar controller “ECO” 13 Automatic air - vent 14 Solar collectors SB 25+V 15 Collectors sensor
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High output floor standing condensing boiler POWER HT Manifold pipes single boiler Flue tubes for single boiler Hydraulic separator Outdoor sensor DHW sensor Single coil SC tank Safety device ISPESL (available as optional)
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1 High output floor standing condensing boiler POWER HT 2 Manifold pipes single boiler 3 Fumes manifold for single boiler 4 Interface for mixing systems with two different temperatures zones 5 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 6 Hydraulic separator 7 Outdoor sensor 8 DHW sensor 9 Solar circulating group 10 Solar controller “ECO” 11 Double coil storage tank (DC) 12 Solar collectors SB 25+V 13 Collectors sensor 14 Tank sensor
Single installation schemes
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dimensions
186,5
936,5
136,5
800
The distance between the boilers in cascade varies from 450 mm to 20 mm depending on manifold accessory used. Flow/return manifolds squared 100x100 with flanges DN80 PN6
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20 450
450
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Cascade installation with Power HT boilers from 45 to 150 kW Flue pipe kit for two boilers From Ø 160 to Ø 200
Flue pipe kit for the third boiler From Ø 160 to Ø 200
Shutter kit with condensing trap From Ø 110 to Ø 110 Manifold pipes boilers in cascade Reduction From Ø 110 to Ø 100
Manifold pipes single boiler/last boiler
Return manifold
Shut-off valve
Hydraulic connection for 2nd pump
Non-return valve
3 way shut-off valve Safety valve
Flow manifold
Boiler-manifold pipe hydraulic connection 158
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Cascade installations Manifold pipes single boiler/last boiler Power HT models
Code
Kit made of:
45-150 kW
KHW 714104210 .
• Flow manifold • Return manifold
Boiler-manifold pipe hydraulic connection Power HT models
45-150 kW
Code
Kit made of:
KHW 714104311 .
• 2 way shut-off valve om return • Circulating pump UPS 32/80 • Non-return valve • Extension vessel hydraulic connection • 3 way shut-off valve on flow
Hydraulic connection for 2nd pump Power HT models
45-150 kW
Code
Kit made of:
KHW 714098611 .
• 2 way shut-off valve • UPS32/80 circulating pump • Non-return valve • Hydraulic joints
Manifold pipes boilers in cascade Power HT models
Code
Kit made of:
45-150 kW (45 cm between the boilers)
KHW 714099010 .
• Flow manifold • Return manifold
45-150 kW (2 cm between the boilers)
KHW 714103611 .
• Flow manifold • Return manifold
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Information for the calculation of the diameter of the flue manifold (A) and the chimney (B) The chart in the following page indicates the diameters of the flue manifold and of the chimney for various configurations of boilers in cascade and for different heights of the chimney.
B
2m
A
Remarks • Distance of the manifold from the first boiler to the vertical chimney: 2 meters • Shutter kit installed in each boiler in cascade • The flue pipes and the connections between the flue manifold of the cascade and the chimney are not supplied by BAXI • The manifolds in cascade over 200mm diameter are not supplied by BAXI • The calculation has been made assuming a PP "double wall" flue duct
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Information for the calculation of the diameter of the flue manifold (A) and the chimney (B) N° of boilers in cascade
2
3
4
5
HT 1.450
HT 1.650
HT 1.850
HT 1.1000
HT 1.1200
HT 1.1500
Nominal output Total 80°/60° C (kW)
90
130
170
200
240
300
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
125
160
160
160
160
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
125
125
160
160
160
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
125
125
160
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
125
125
160
160
200
200
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195
255
300
360
450
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
125
160
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
125
160
160
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
125
160
160
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
125
160
160
160
200
250
Nominal output Total 80°/60° C (kW)
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260
340
400
480
600
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
125
160
160
160
200
200
Flue Ø mm (B) -H= 5-10 m
160
160
160
200
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250
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
160
160
200
200
200
250
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=15-20 m
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160
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Nominal output Total 80°/60° C (kW)
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325
425
500
600
750
Flue manifold Ø mm (A)
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200
160
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200
250
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250
Flue Ø mm (B) -H=10-15 m
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Controller - bus interface connection Bus interface is an electronic device that allows data exchange by bus between the PCB and the temperature regulator.
Bus interface for clima regulators for boilers i Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
After removing the cover of the control panel, mount the plate (B) supplied with the bus interface, and so mount the accessory as well (C). The flat cable (A) have to be linked to the connector X40 of the electronics of the boiler. Connect the wiring (respecting the polarity) between the connector X41 of the bus interface and the connector MB-DB of the controller. Bus interface for climatic Note: to make the connection easy between the accessory and the PCB, connect the wiring (A) to the PCB before fixing the plate regulators for boilers in cascade (B). To allow the mounting of the cover of the control panel it is necessary to cut the two plastic pins which are on the cover just next to the bus interface.
Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Temperature regulator for boilers in cascade Temperature regulator for cascade systems, allows up to 12 boilers connection ensuring functioning and efficiency optimization. It manages a high temperature zone and pump, and a storage tank. It manages in the best way the boilers in cascade caring the modulation of the outputs and turning the time for switching-on to make the functioning timing of the various boilers in cascade uniform. The managing has this functioning: in case of need of heat the regulator will switch-on the first boiler increasing the power slowly. If the output is still not sufficient to satisfy the need, it will switch the second boiler on, that together with the first, will repeat the increase of the output. The cycle will be repeated for each single new switching-on of the boiler and in case of reduction of the heat load, the cycle will be made in the opposite way. The aim is to optimize the functioning of the system. This climatic regulator has the availability to manage 1 zone of the high temperature system, a pump and DHW. The regulator manages up 12 boilers in cascade, each one supplied with bus interface for boilers in cascade and 2 mixing zones controllers. N.B. accessory that can be used only with bus interface for boilers in cascade and outdoor sensor. Supplying: Temperature regulator for boilers in cascade+flor/return sensor for boilers in cascade+connectors (KHG 714078212 .) Connections of the climatic regulator for boilers in cascade Room thermostat Pump of the tank
Return sensor
Pump of the heating system
Storage tank sensor Flow sensor
BUS INTERFACE FOR BOILERS IN CASCADE
Power 230V AC Back view
TEMPERATURE REGULATOR FOR BOILERS IN CASCADE
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1 High output floor standing condensing boiler POWER HT 2 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 3 Fumes manifold two boilers in cascade 4 Shutter kit 5 Reduction kit 100/110 6 Hydraulic separator 7 Outdoor sensor 8 Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade 9 Climatic regulator for boilers in cascade 10 Flow or return sensor for controller for boilers in cascade and mixing system 11 DHW sensor for mixing zones 12 Double coil tank (DC) for integration with solar systems (option) 13 Thermostatic mixer 14 Built-in heat boxes RH+2C
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°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
SYSTEM MADE OF 2 HIGH OUTPUT CONDENSING BOILERS POWER HT, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, 1 TANK WITH INTEGRATION WITH SOLAR SYSTEM (OPTION)
mmH2O
mbar
Manometro
4
3
20
1 High output floor standing condensing boiler POWER HT 2 Manifold pipes two boilers in cascade 3 Fumes manifold two boilers in cascade 4 Shutter kit 5 Hydraulic separator 6 Outdoor sensor 7 Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade 8 Climatic regulator for boilers in cascade 9 Flow or return sensor for controller for boilers in cascade and mixing system 10 DHW sensor for mixing zones 11 Double coil tank (DC) for integration with solar systems (option) 12 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional)
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1
9
OCI 420
5
6
9
OCI 420
5
3
6
9
OCI 420
5
2
QAD
12
M/B70
MB/DB
RVA 47
10 M/B3
7
M/B10
Y1/Y2
Q2 M/B1
M/B1 MB/DB
QAD
12
RVA 46
11
RVA 46
11
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
12
20
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
0
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
12
20
60
°C
80
100
120
QAD
TERMOMETRO
40
0
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
13
QAZ 21
Manometro bar
Manometro bar
14
15
20
60
°C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
SYSTEM MADE OF 3 HIGH OUTPUT CONDENSING BOILERS POWER HT, 2 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUITS, 1 TANK WITH INTEGRATION WITH SOLAR SYSTEM (OPTION)
mmH2O
mbar
Manometro
6
4 Q3 Q1
8
Y1/Y2
166 Q2
1 High output floor standing condensing boiler POWER HT 2 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional) 3 Fumes manifold two boilers in cascade 4 Fumes manifold for the third boiler 5 Shutter kit 6 Reduction kit 100/110 7 Hydraulic separator 8 Outdoor sensor 9 Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade 10 Climatic regulator for boilers in cascade 11 Climatic regulator for mixing system 12 Flow or return sensor for controller for boilers in cascade and mixing system 13 DHW sensor for mixing zones 14 Double coil tank (DC) for integration with solar systems (option) 15 Thermostatic mixer
Cascade installation schemes
mmH2O
mbar
Manometro
1
OCI 420
7
OCI 420
OCI 420
3
2
11
QAD
MB/DB
6
M/B70
RVA 47
8
QAD
9
Manometro
bar
20
60
째C
TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
째C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
째C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
20
60
째C TERMOMETRO
40
0
80
100
120
10
10
10
10
SYSTEM MADE OF 3 HIGH OUTPUT CONDENSING BOILERS POWER HT, 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE DIRECT CIRCUIT, BUILT-IN HEAT BOXES RS2Z
5
4
10
M/B10
10
bar
10
Manometro
10
Q1
1 High output floor standing condensing boilers POWER HT 2 Manifold pipes two boilers in cascade 3 Fumes manifold two boilers in cascade 4 Fumes manifold for the third boiler 5 Shutter kit 6 Hydraulic separator 7 Bus interface for climatic regulators for boilers in cascade 8 Climatic regulator for boilers in cascade 9 Flow or return sensor for controller for boilers in cascade and mixing system 10 Built-in heat boxes LUNA SAT RS2Z 11 Safety device ISPESL (available as optional)
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Hydraulic separator For the theoretical explanation of the hydraulic separator see pages from 73 to 77
330
811
484 143
290
203
203
290
484
811
398
1069
230
157,5
300
399
300
157,5
365
484 290
Hydraulic separator HS 28 da 28m3/h – flanged joints Ø 80 PN 16. Weight Kg 51 - Cod. LSD 790000330 .
95
95
95
290
484
450
264,5
1279
263
450
1279
365
450
263
Hydraulic separator HS 18 da 18m3/h – flanged joints Ø 65 PN 16. Weight Kg 39 - Cod. LSD 790000320 .
1279
Hydraulic separator HS 8,5 da 8,5m3/h – 2” traded joints Weight Kg 11,8 - Cod. LSD 790000310 .
Hydraulic separator HS 56 da 56m3/h – flanged joints Ø 100 PN 16. Weight Kg 55 - Cod. LSD 790000340 .
Condensate neutralizer kit Neutralizer filter to process the water deriving from the condensation of BAXI condensing boilers in cascade installations Cod. KHG 714125710 . To install the neutralizer kit it is necessary to install Power HT at least at 12 cm from the floor. Recharge for the neutralizer kit (output up to 350 kW) Cod. KHG 714135410 . Maximum condensate water flow
l/h
56
Max potentiality of the boiler
kcal/h
da 201.000 a 300.000
Max potentiality of the boiler
kW
234-349
Maximum working pressure
bar
2
Maximum temperature of the water content
°C
Corresponding to the maximum temperature of the condensate waters
Min/Max room temperature
°C
5-40
Quantity of the first charge of product
Kg
5
Next recharges
Kg
4,5
Dimensions (hxwxd)
mm
260x330x225
168
264,
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Other accessories Flue accessories for Power HT cascade installation Picture
Description
Code
PP flue pipe kit for two boilers Ø 160
710715201 .
PP flue pipe kit for two boilers Ø 200
710715601 .
PP flue pipe kit for third boilers Ø 160
710716301 .
PP flue pipe kit for third boilers Ø 200
710716401 .
PP 90° bend Ø 160
KHW 714097810 .
PP 90° bend Ø 200
KHW 714098210 .
PP pipe extension Ø 160 L=1000
KHW 714097710 .
PP pipe extension Ø 200 L=1000
KHW 714098110 .
Other accessories Flue accessories for Power HT 45-65 kW cascade installation Picture
Description
Code
PP flue pipe kit for two boilers Ø 125
710716801 .
PP flue pipe kit for two boilers Ø 125
710717701 .
PP shutter kit Ø 80/110 with condensing trap
710682001 .
PP 90° bend Ø 125
KHG 714094410 .
PP 45° bend Ø 125 (pack of 2)
KHG 714094510 .
PP pipe extension Ø 125 L=1000
KHG 714094610 .
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Other accessories Flue accessories for Power HT 85-150 kW cascade installation Picture
Description PP shutter kit Ă&#x2DC; 110/110 with condensing trap
PP reduction kit Ă&#x2DC; 110/100
Code 710682101 .
KHW 714096910 .
Hydraulic accessories for single installation
Picture
Description
Code
Manifold pipes single boiler/last boiler
KHW 714104210 .
Boiler - manifold pipe hydraulic connection
KHW 714104311 .
2nd pump hydraulic connection
KHW 714098611 .
Hydraulic accessories for cascade installation
Picture
170
Description
Code
Manifold pipes single boiler/last boiler
KHW 714104210 .
Boiler - manifold pipe hydraulic connection
KHW 714104311 .
2nd pump hydraulic connection
KHW 714098611 .
Manifold pipes boiler in cascade (45 cm between the boilers)
KHW 714099010 .
Manifold pipes boiler in cascade (2 cm between the boilers)
KHW 714103611 .
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Other accessories Thermoregulation Picture
Description
Code
Room sensor: it can be installed only with climatic regulator for mixing system
KHG 714078410 .
Installation box for RVA controllers
KHG 714096610 .
Motor for the mixing valve
KHG 714078511 .
Mixing valve G1”
KHG 714078310 .
Mixing valve G1/2”
KHG 714078610 .
Mixing valve G3/4”
KHG 714078710 .
Flow/return sensor for controller for boilers in cascade and mixing system
KHG 714078810 .
Flow sensor for clip-in module
KHG 714078910 .
Hot water temperature sensor for climatic regulator for boilers in cascade
KHG 714079010 .
Hot water temperature sensor
KHG 714076810 .
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Power HT 230-320 kW Technical specifications Dimensions Diagrams Burner exchanger unit Wiring diagram Connection to a heating system and cylinder for DWH production Flue pipes Dual flue system accessories Electronics Programming, setting and digital control Single installation schemes Cascade installation dimensions Cascade installation schemes Hydraulic separators and condensate neutralizer kit Other accessories
P. 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 185 193 198 201 202
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Power HT 230-320 kW The POWER HT range of floor standing boilers (models HT 1.230- HT 1.280 and HT 1.320) is composed of heating-only condensing boilers with an output from 230 to 320 kW (at 50°/30°C). The series is made of three models and stands out for its high performance and easiness of use and installation. These high power boilers are fitted with a high efficiency Aluminium-Silicon exchanger specially designed for this type of boiler. The relatively low water content inside the exchanger reduces heat inertia thereby allowing extremely rapid responses to the frequent variations in heat demand typical of modern centralised systems. The heat insulation in glass wool minimises heat dispersion outwards.
Power HT 1.230
Power HT 1.280
Power HT 1.320
Nominal heat output
kW
215,0
260,0
305,0
Maximum heating heat output (80/60°C)
kW
210,5
254,8
294,0
Maximum heating heat output (50/30°C)
kW
229,8
278,2
321,3
Minimum heat output (80/60°C)
kW
33,5
40,2
45,9
Minimum heat output (50/30°C)
kW
37,4
44,9
51,4
Energetic efficiency 92/42/CEE Average efficiency (DIN 4702-T8) (75/60°C)
%
106,6
106,7
106,7
Average efficiency (DIN 4702-T8) (40/30°C)
%
109,6
109,7
109,7
Nominal efficiency (80/60°C)
%
97,9
98,0
98,0
Nominal efficiency (50/30°C)
%
106,9
107,0
107,1
Efficiency at 30%
%
105,4
105,6
105,7
Minimum flow on the exchanger (80/40°C)
l/h
4555
5515
6360
5
5
5
NOx Class (EN 483) Minimum working temperature
°C
-5
-5
-5
Water content
lt
34,0
42,5
51,0
Condensation quantity (50/30°C)
l/h
25,3
30,7
35,4
Maximum working pressure
bar
6
6
6
Maximum flow temperature
°C
90
90
90 40 (Ø200)
Flue ducts max length
m
40 (Ø200)
40 (Ø200)
Maximum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,097
0,118
0,136
Minimum flue mass flow rate
kg/s
0,015
0,018
0,0207
Maximum flue temperature (80/60°C)
°C
61
60
60
Residual fan prevalence
Pa
100
100
100
Supply air flow @ Qn
m³/h
272,7
329,7
380,5
Dimensions (hxwxd)
mm
1410x692x1269
1410x692x1362
1410x692x1452
Net weight
kg
240
295
345
Gas type
Natural Gas / LPG
Power consumption
W
330
380
Reduced power consumption
W
40
45
50
Power consumption in stand-by
W
3,5
3,5
3,5
Possible maximum length of the outdoor sensor cable
m
< 20m (0,8mm²)
< 80m (1,0mm²)
< 120m (1,5mm²)
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Electronic control is just like that used for wall-mounted high power boilers: digital electronic circuit with double CPU fitted with large display LCD control panel offering a modulation range of 1:6. The electronics permit daily and weekly programming of heating and DHW functions as well as climatic setting and the visualisation of error messages relating to any faults. Up to a maximum of three mixing zones can be controlled by using a clip-in to be installed inside the boiler. The boiler is preset for functioning independently of the environment air (the air-flue duct is fully insulated from the installation environment), and the presence of a check valve on the air-flue circuit enables installation in cascade without having to apply an external flue shutter.
Dimensions
Power HT 230-320 kW
Flow
Flange DN 65
Return Flange DN 65
Power HT
1.230
1.280
1.320
Depth (A) mm
1.269
1.362
1.452
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Diagrams Besides illustrating the heating system layout, the figures below enable more detailed analysis of generator behaviour in various conditions of use. The first graph shows the exchanger pressure drop, to permit correct sizing of the boiler circulator. The annual heat production in relation to outdoor temperature shows the length of time for which the boiler will use the condensing function as a percentage of the annual heating period. The lowest outdoor temperatures, considered for the size of the generator, are in fact rarely reached during the winter period; in the remaining part of the year the boiler works at lower power, achieving higher efficiency thanks to condensing. The third graph shows boiler efficiency in relation to the power output. As may be observed, at reduced power (the most frequent functioning condition of the boiler) efficiency increases considerably.
EXCHANGER PERSSURE DROP
20
T RH
Water side resistance (mbar)
1000
1.3
0 30 .28 WE 1.2 HT 1 PO T H ER ER W POW O P
100
10
1 1
100
10 Flow rate (m³/h)
EFFICIENCY OF THE BOILER ACCORDING TO THE OUTPUT
Hea
ting
Hea
ting
flow
Dew point = 54 °C
retu
rn
Outdoor temperature °C
176
Efficiency %
Caracteristic curve
Heating water temperature °C
% Time of heating functioning in a year
HEAT PRODUCTION ACCORDING TO THE OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE
Output %
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Burner-exchanger unit The premixing air-gas unit, burner and primary exchanger are the components which enable these condensing heat generators to ensure high performance. In the premixing unit combustion air is combined with the gas coming from the valve to ensure a constant optimal air/ gas supply regardless of the number of revs of the fan, limiting consumption to a minimum and ensuring constantly correct combustion so as to reduce the pollutants released. This component, combined with the boilerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cutting edge electronics, also helps to save energy and maximise performance achieving a modulation range of 1:6 so as to enable the generator to adapt to large variations in heat demand, as happens increasingly in new generation multi-property buildings. The burner is cylindrical and made from steel fibre with length depending on the power of the boiler. This results in resistance to high temperatures, a very short flame edge for optimal irradiation of the heat and to minimise the formation of nitrogen oxides, and a uniform distribution of the air/gas mixture along the entire modulation range. The primary, high efficiency aluminium silicon exchanger has been developed using the latest simulation techniques to optimise flows of the exhaust gas and water in the primary circuit. The special shape of the exchanger distributes the heat evenly by irradiation in the upper part of the exchanger. In the central part heat is transmitted by convection. The distance and shape of the grid of cylinders produces uniform and efficient heat transmission. The exhaust gases are condensed in the lower part of the exchanger. Here the exhaust gases, depending on the modulation, are cooled almost to the temperature of the return water of the primary circuit. This way the energy contained in the exhaust gases is used up, apart from the 1-2% of inevitable physical loss. A uniform distribution of the heat, and heat output of the exchanger is achieved by means of the water circuit. Thanks to over-sizing of the water circuit hydraulic pressure drops are reduced as are the dangers resulting from limescale obstructions. The upper part of the exchanger forms the combustion chamber. EXCHANGER
BURNER
Burner pipe
Plate of the burner
Fan Mixing unit Middele section of the exchanger Air intake with silencer
Water side
Gas valve
Gas inlet Shutter kit
Flue side 177
Wiring diagram Power HT 230-320 kW
The figure shows the wiring diagram for the boiler PCB connectors. Sensors and functional components of the generatorar controlled by the PCB to which they are connected by means of internal connectors highlighted in the figure. Other connectors accessible externally to the board are available for checking the devices servicing and regulating the thermal system (pumps, outdoor sensor, room thermostat etc..).
PCB
178
bl = br = gnge = or = rs = rt = sw = ws = vi =
blue brown green/yellow orange pink red black white purple
Legend: ATF B1 BE Bus BE Bus EM
Outside temperature monitor QAC 34 Ionization electrode Operator selection Bus connection for operator selection Bus connection for extension module
BX1..3 F4 FB H1,4,5 GW H6 HP KRF KVF M4 P1
Multificational sensor input *) Water pressure monitor Remote control *) Multifunctional input *) Gas pressure monitor Input for gas pressure monitor Heating circuit pump Boiler return sensor QAL 36 Boiler flow sensor QAL 36.670 Burner fan PWM control output
S1 S2 STB T1 TWF TZP X11 X12,13 Y2
Operating switch Reset switch burner control Safety temperatur limiter Ignitor transformer DHW sensor DHW circulation pump *) Interface bus module Sevice interfaces Gas magnet valve
*)
accessories
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Connection to a heating system and cylinder for DWH production The high-power, floor standing condensing boilers in the POWER HT 1.230 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1.280 and 1.320 range are easy to connect to a heating system and indirect cylinder for the production of domestic hot water. Such connection, made with reference to the technical diagram, should be performed as follows: always provide a hydraulic separator or, alternatively, a plate exchanger for the separation of the boiler circuits from those of the heating system. The KP pump (boiler pump) should be connected to the QX1 terminals of the electronic circuit situated under the top cover of the boiler. The HP pump on the heating circuit should be connected to the QX2 terminals of the circuit and the boiler pump (TLP) connected to the QX3 terminals. As regards the temperature sensors, the system flow sensor (VFK) should be connected to the terminals BX1, the tank sensor (TWF) to the TWF terminals and the outdoor sensor (ATF) to the ATF terminals. The room sensor for regulating the heated area, if present, should be connected to the FB terminal board of the circuit.
ATF HP TLP KP TWF VFK FB
outdoor sensor heating pump high temperature zone cylinder sensor boiler pump cylinder sensor system flow sensor room sensor
The following parameters to be set on the PCB MenĂš 5890 5891 5892 5930
Function Relay outlet QX1 Relay outlet QX2 Relay outlet QX3 Input sensor BX1
Setting Boiler pump Heating circuit pump 1Q2 Cylinder pump Q3 Flow senser B10
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Flue-intake pipes Flexible and easy installation of the boiler is possible using the accessories provided. The air/flue pipe is fully isolated from the installation area of the boiler. The flue attachment is positioned at the top of the boiler, while the air intake is on the bottom, at the back. In any case, both the position of the flue exit and of the air intake can be easily modified as shown in the diagram below. Specifically, the flue exit can be moved to the lower back or lower side of the boiler using a 87° bend, while the air intake can be moved to the side at the bottom.
A
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Remove lower rear wall (2) of the Power HT Remove the gas connection leading upward and insert a 87° bend (1) Turn 87° bend (1) in the desired position (side or towards the rear) Remove either the rear cover plate (3) or the side cover plate (4) Mount lower rear wall (2)
B
Side supply air connection (A) 1. Remove lower rear wall (3) 2. Remove the covering panel (2) 3. Mount the bend of the intake pipe (1) 4. Turn intake pipe elbow into the side position (1) 5. Mount lower rear wall (3)
Rear supply air connection (B) 1. Remove lower rear wall (2) 2. Take out cover plate (3) 3. Mount straight intake pipe 4. Mount lower rear wall (2)
Max lengths for the flue pipes with room air dependent working (type B installation) Model Flue pipe
Power HT 1.230
Power HT 1.280
Power HT 1.320
mm
200
200
200
Max L. pipe inc. 87° bend
mm
60
60
60
These lengths are only for single boilers Decrease of the total lengths of the flue pipes: 1 piece 87° bend: 5 m 1 piece 45° bend: 2 m 1 piece 15° bend: 1 m
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Accessories
Dual flue system accessories Power HT 230-320 kW Picture
Description
Code
Extension pipe Ø 200 L=500 mm
LXO 000971911 .
Extension pipe Ø 200 L=1000 mm
LXO 000971928 .
Extension pipe Ø 200 L=2000 mm
LXO 000971935 .
87° bend Ø 200
LXO 000971942 .
45° bend Ø 200
LXO 000971959 .
Pitched roof tile Ø 200
LXO 000971997 .
SAS flue discharge 200-1B
LXO 000688673 .
SAS flue discharge 200-2B
LXO 000688680 .
Air grid Ø 200
LXO 000971980 .
87° bend Ø 200 with inspection
LXO 000971904 .
Up right duct with inspection hole
LXO 000971898 .
SAS vertical chimney terminal Ø 200
LXO 000989527 .
Passing roof Ø 200
LXO 000989497 .
Comburent air filter
LXO 000692656 .
Room air indipendent working (WAS 200)
LXO 000971881 .
Spacer Ø 200
LXO 000971973 . 181
Electronics The POWER HT range of high power floor-standing boilers (from 230 to 320 kW) is equipped with a boiler electronic circuit which has been specially designed for controlling premixing condensing boilers and which permits start-up, adjustment and monitoring of this type of gas heat generator to achieve optimal performance of the burner in heating and domestic hot water production systems. The most important feature of this new generation of electronic circuits is undoubtedly its ability to integrate different heat generation technologies through the use of small interface circuits and a communication protocol enabling the various parts of the heating system to dialogue with each other. All the control, management and communications software (meaning the whole intelligent part of a heating system) resides in the boiler circuit board, so the only interfaces needed for integration with other types of generator are hardware items such as extensions of the connectors on the motherboard. Installing boilers in cascade is particularly easy, requiring merely connection of the boilers in a communication bus using the bus interface kit. The control panel has a large LCD display, by means of which the parameters of the entire heating system can be set, using a logic menu, through the various programming and control areas. All the parameters and controls are visualised by a clearly legible text message. Features
• • • • • • • • •
Double microprocessor: latest generation software for control of the generator, or even of a complete heating system. Management of primary circuit pump modulation by PWM controller Programming of daily heating and domestic hot water production Electronic thermometer Self- diagnosis: signalling and description of possible anomalies Built-in climate regulation (outdoor sensor available as optional) automatic summer/winter changeover with outdoor sensor connected preset for installation in cascade with control software included in the circuit board Preset for installation in mixing systems (low and high temperature)
Temperature caldaie
1 Operating switch
8 Ok button
2 Reset button
9 Information button
3 Reset safety temperature limiter
10 Knob
4 Blanking plate
11 Chimney sweep function
5 Control unit
12 ESC button
6 Central heating operation mode
13 DHW operation mode
7 Display 182
Temperature caldaie
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Programming, setting and digital control Picture
Model
Description
Code
Outdoor sensor
The outdoor sensor is a temperature indicator that communicates to the boiler the outdoor temperature so that the boiler adapts the flow temperature to the comfort set by the end-user.
710487301 .
Interface kit for boilers in cascade THINK
Interface kit for boilers in cascade is an electronic device that permits communication via bus (two cables) between boilers connected in cascade or between one boiler (or the boilers in cascade) and a mixing zone controller.
710440802 .
Accessory for managing mixing systems or solar panels
By making several inputs/outputs available to the system, the extension module permits management of any mixing zones or of the part of the system relative to solar panels if present. This accessory, connected to a single boiler or to one of the boilers (master) in cascade, is able to directly manage the circuit components up to a maximum of 3 independent relay outputs, 2 temperature sensors inputs, 1 high voltage connector for the thermostat limit and 1 control input (such as TA).
LSX 710000030 .
Heating controller for mixing zones THINK
Heat adjustment control unit permits piloting of a mixing zone (typically low temperature zone). It can manage a mixer valve, pump and the flow sensor of the zone controlled. In addition it can exchange data with the circuit board of the boiler via the connection bus.
710519902 .
External tank sensor L=2 m
LSX 710000010 .
External tank sensor L=6 m
LSX 710000020 .
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Extension module for mixing zones The extension module is an electronic circuit board designed for installation under the top cover of the boiler, in one of the spaces provided, and is used to supplement the functions of the circuit board controlling the boiler. By using this extension module (a maximum of three can be installed in the boiler or in a cascade of boilers), mixing zones can be controlled or, generally speaking, inputs and outputs can be provided for any heating system requirements (solar panels, biomass boilers, solenoid valves, additional pumps.....) KEY FOR CONNECTOR HOOK-UP X50 C (EX21-FX23)
Connector for connection of the SIEMENS electronic circuit to the extension module for mixing zones Not used for cascades
S (QX23-L)
Programmable 230V output
T (QX21-N)
Programmable 230V output for CASCADE PUMP
T (QX22-N)
Programmable 230V output for TANK LOAD PUMP
NOL (L-N)
Extension module supply
n (H2-M)
ROOM THERMOSTAT connector
n (BX21-M)
CASCADE FLOW SENSOR input
C
EX21 FX23 L QX23
S
L QX22
184
Common sensor earth
N QX21
1
M H2 M BX22 M BX21
M
T
1
N
L
N
L
2
ON 1
n
n
n
X50
2
2
3 X30
ATF = outdoor sensor KP = boiler pump HP = low temperature zone heating pump TLP = tank pump TZP = recirculation pump VFK = system flow sensor TWF = tank sensor HVF = low temperature zone flow sensor HM = low temperature zone mixing valve FB = low temperature zone room sensor EM = extension module (installed on boiler)
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Single installation scheme with a mixing circuit + DHW tank and hydraulic separator
185
Mixing valve
Function Relay outlet QX1 Relay outlet QX2 Relay outlet QX3 Inlet sensor BX1 Config. extension module
Extension module
186
Zone pump
Men첫 5890 5891 5892 5930 6020
Flow sensor of a zone
Room sensor
Setting Boiler pump Q1 Recirculation pump Tank pump Q3 System deliv. flow sensor B10 Heating circuit 1
Tank sensor
Outdoor sensor
Boiler flow sensor
PCB
Pump of the boiler
Tank pumps
Wiring plan
ATF = outdoor sensor HK1 = high temperature heating zone HK2 = low temperature heating zone KP = boiler pump HP = low and high temperature zone heating pumps TLP = tank pump TWF = tank sensor HVF = low temperature zone flow sensor HM = low temperature zone mixing valve FB = low and high temperature zone room sensor EM = extension module (installed on boiler)
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Singole installation scheme with a direct circuit, a mixing circuit, hydraulic separator and DHW tank
187
188
Pump of a zone
Mixing valve
Function Heating circuit 1 Heating circuit 2 Relay outlet QX1 Relay outlet QX2 Relay outlet QX3 Inlet sensor BX1 Config. extension module
Extension module
Men첫 5710 5715 5890 5891 5892 5930 6020
Flow sensor of the low temperature zone
Room sensor
Setting ON ON Boiler pump Q1 Heating pump Q2 zone AT tank pump Q3 System flow sensor B10 Heating circuit 2 Men첫 40
PCB
Function Used as
Tank sensor
Outdoor sensor
Flow system sensor
Setting Room unit 2
Pump of the boiler
Tank pumps
Boiler pump high temperature zone
If there is a room sensor for zone 2 the following parameters must be set.
Wiring plan
ATF = outdoor sensor HK1 = first low temperature heating zone HK2 = second low temperature heating zone TZP = recirculation pump HP = low and high temperature heating pumps TLP = tank pump TWF = cylinder sensor HVF = tank temperature zone flow sensor HM = low temperature zone mixing valve FB = low and high temperature zone room sensor EM = extension modules (installed on boiler)
IMPORTANT NOTE: If no hydraulic separator is installed, the heating pumps (HP) must be connected to the boiler board as per the instructions.
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Single installation scheme with a direct circuit, a mixing circuit and DHW tank
189
Pump of a zone
Mixing valve
Mixing valve
Flow pump low temperature zone
Flow sensor low temperature zone
Extension module
Room sensor
Men첫 40
Function Used as
PCB
Setting Room unit 2
Tank pumps
If there is a room sensor for zone 2 the following parameters must be set:
Flow sensor low temperature zone
190 Extension module
Men첫 Function Setting 5715 Heating circuit 2 ON 5890 Relay outlet QX1 Recirculation pump 5892 Relay outlet QX3 Tank pump Q3 6020 Config. extension module 1 Heating circuit 1 6021 Config. extension module 2 Heating circuit 2 SET THE ADDRESS OF THE SECOND EXTENSION MODULE WITH THE DIP SWITCHES
Wiring plan
Tank sensor
Outdoor sensor
ATF = outdoor sensor HK1 = high temperature heating zone HK2 = first low temperature heating zone HK3 = second low temperature heating zone HP = heating pumps for the various zones TZP = recirculation pump TLP = tank pump TWF = tank sensor HVF = low temperatures zones flow sensors HM = low temperature zones mixer valves EM = extension module FB = room sensors for the various zones
IMPORTANT NOTE: If no hydraulic separator is installed, the heating pumps (HP) must be connected to the boiler board / Extension Module as per the instructions
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Single installation scheme with 3 circuit (2 mixing circuit, one direct circuit) and DHW tank.
191
Pump of a zone
Mixing valve
Low temperature zone flow pump
Extension module
Room sensor
Setting ON ON ON Recirculation pump Heating circuit pump HC1 Q2 Tank pump Q3 Heating circuit 2 Heating circuit 3
Mixing valve
Low temperature zone flow pump
Function Heating circuit 1 Heating circuit 2 Heating circuit 3 Relay outlet QX1 Relay outlet QX2 Relay outlet QX3 Config. extension module 1 Config. extension module 2
Extension module
192
Men첫 40 Men첫 40
Low temperature zone flow sensor
Men첫 5710 5715 5720 5890 5891 5892 6020 6021 Function Used as Function Used as
PCB
Setting Room unit 2 Setting Room unit 3
Tank pumps
High temperature zone pump
Wiring plan
Tank sensor
Outdoor sensor
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Dimensions Power HT 1.230 with KB1 accessory (see page. 194)
Power HT 1.280 (1.320) with KB2 accessory (see page. 195) (1.980)*
For Power HT 1.320* model 193
Cascade installation Power HT 1.230 Flow manifold for two boilers
Flow interception valves Return manifold for two boilers
No-return valve
Circulating pump
Return interceptions valves
Brackets for manifolds
Connection kit for boilers in cascade KB1 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; mod. HT 1.230 cod. LXO000692632 . 194
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Cascade installation Power HT 1.280 e 1.320 Flow manifold for two boilers
Return manifold for two boilers Flow interception valves
No-return valve
Circulating pump
Return interceptions valves
Brackets for manifolds
Connection kit for boilers in cascade KB2â&#x20AC;&#x201C; mod. HT 1.280-1.320 cod. LXO000692649 . 195
Information for the calculation of the diameter of the flue pipes Power HT
N° of boilers
Max L. of flue pipes
Suggested Ø
Speed of flues discharge
2
20
200
<5
2
60
250
<5
3
25
250
<5
3
60
300
<5
2
40
250
<5
3
50
300
<5
2
25
250
<5
3
25
300
<5
2
25
250
<5
2
60
300
<5
3
25
300
<5
3
50
350
<5
1.230
1.280
1.320
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Connection to bus interface for boilers in cascade The bus interface (Bus Module) is an electronic device enabling communication with and therefore the management of boilers in cascade. Thus used, the bus interface also permits remote monitoring and management of the cascade. The interface bus slot is inside the control panel of each boiler in the cascade. Slide the Bus Module along the plastic guides over the circuit casing, into the dedicated space (see diagram).
 Use the cable provided to connect the interface to the connector of the electronic circuit X11.
BUS module
PCBs
197
ATF = outdoor sensor HK1 = first low temperature heating zone HK2 = second low temperature heating zone HK3 = third low temperature heating zone HP = heating pumps for the various zones TZP = recirculation pump TLP = tank pump KP = boiler pump TWF = tank sensor HVF = low temperatures zones flow sensors RFK = cascade boilers return sensor HM = Low temperature zones mixing valves EM = extension module FB = room sensors for the various zones
Cascade installation scheme with 2 boilers, 3 mixing circuits and DHW production
198
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Boiler on the right
PCB
LPB to the boiler on the left
Wiring plan (right)
Extension module Extension module 199
Extension module
200
Room unit 2
Setting
Parametri da impostare: Men첫 Function Configuration: 5710 Heating circuit 1 5891 Relay outlet QX2 5930 Input sensor BX1 5931 Input sensor BX2 LPB: 6600 device address
Parameters to set: Men첫 Function Control unit 40 Use
1
Off Boiler pump Q1 Flow sensor B10 Cascade return sensor B70
Setting
Room unit 3
Setting
If you use a second room unit for CR3 you must set the following parameters on the CR3 ambiance unit:
Parameters to set: Men첫 Function Control unit 40 Use
If you use a second room unit for CR2 you must set the following parameters on the CR3 ambiance unit:
Parameters to set: Men첫 Function Setting Confugurazione: 5890 Relay outlet QX1 Actuator ACS Q3 5891 Relay outlet QX2 Boiler pump Q1 5892 Relay outlet QX3 Recirculation pump 5890 Ext. module function 1 Heating circuit 1 5891 Ext. module function 2 Heating circuit 2 5892 Ext. module function 3 Heating circuit 3 LPB: 5892 Function extension module 3 Heating circuit 3 Direct the second extension module to address 2 (switch) Direct the third extension module to address 3 (switch)
Boiler on the left
PCB
LPB to the boiler on the right
Wiring plan (left)
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Hydraulic separator For the theoretical explanation of the hydraulic separator see pages from 60 to 63
450
330
1069
365
1279
263
230
290 95
143
143
290
484
484
330
398
1069
230
Hydraulic separator 18 m³/h flanged joints DN 65 PN 16.
Hydraulic separator 28 m³/h flanged joints DN 80 PN 16.
Weight Kg 39 - Cod. LSD 790000320 .
Weight Kg 51 - Cod. LSD 790000330 .
450
1279
264,5
95
95
290
484
450
365
1279
264,5
Hydraulic separator 56 m³/h flanged joints DN 100 PN 16.
Weight Kg 55 - Cod. LSD 790000340 .
Condensate neutralizer kit Neutralizer filter to process the water deriving from the condensation of BAXI condensing boilers in cascade installations Cod. KHG 714125710 . To install the neutralizer kit it is necessary to install Power HT at least at 12 cm from the floor. Recharge for the neutralizer kit (output up to 350 kW) Cod. KHG 714135410 . Maximum condensate water flow
l/h
56
Max potentiality of the boiler
kcal/h
da 201.000 a 300.000
Max potentiality of the boiler
kW
234-349
Maximum working pressure
bar
2
Maximum temperature of the water content
°C
Min/Max room temperature
°C
Corresponding to the maximum temperatures of the condensate waters 5-40
Quantity of the first charge of product
Kg
5
Next recharges
Kg
4,5
Dimensions ( hxwxd)
mm
260x330x225 201
263
Other accessories Flue accessories for cascade installation Power HT 230-320 kW Picture
Description
Manifold for 2 boilers in cascade 250 mm
Code
LXO 000691444 .
Other accessories Hydraulic accessories for cascade installation Power HT 230-320 kW Picture
Description
Code
Connection kit boilers in cascade KB1 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; mod. HT 1.230
LXO000692632 .
Connection kit boilers in cascade KB2â&#x20AC;&#x201C; mod. HT 1.280-1.320
LXO000692649 .
Other accessories Termoregulation accessories for cascade installation Power HT 230-320 kW Picture
Description
Bus module for connection in cascade
202
Code
710440802 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Luna SAT Introduction Heating only models Technical specifications Dimensions Thermal requirements chart Diagrams and hydraulic schemes Hydraulic connections Heating and DHW models Technical chart Dimensions Thermal requirements chart and diagrams Hydraulic schemes Hydraulic connections Accessories and equipment Supplying and mounting system
P. 204 206 207 208 210 211 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 223
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Luna SAT BAXI, specialist in boilers production, presents new heating solutions to guarantee the maximum domestic comfort. Baxi has developed the integrated system for heat recording and distribution, applying the BAXI experience on boilers in the new built-in heat-boxes LUNA SAT. Compact dimensions, energy saving, immediate information on consumption and fair costs sharing, are all guaranteed by LUNA SAT, ensuring always the desired comfort: the DHW and room temperatures can be easily regulated according to any requirements.
Recording with wireless data transmission and M-BUS LUNA SAT are provided with heat consumption meters for the wireless consumption data transmission, without using electric cables. Thanks to a digital display, the direct consumption reading is anyhow possible. To save on reading timing and respecting users privacy, consumption data can be communicated wireless by a signal sent from the heat consumption meters to the network nodes that receive and store data. Consumption data transmission made by heat meters is repeated 6 times a day for some milliseconds. This automatic reading system allows the control of the building consumptions from one single position, avoiding possible reading mistakes, quickly and with the maximum easiness.
Reading and transmission of consumption data can be done both locally and remote using the accessories available as option. network nod e
network nod e
PC
remote reader device
PC
remote reader device
Direct transmission from network node w ith gateway nodes. Data transmitted by PC the network nodes can be directly network node w ith gateway downloaded from the remote remote readerPC device (optional) reader PC connected to adevice laptop
Network nodes with gateway remote transmission. Data are read through a PC serial cable; the cable is connected to the main transmission network node positioned in the heating station
network network nod e
network node w ith gateway
PC
REMOTE OFFI CE
GSM network node
REMOTE OFFI CE
Network nodes with gateway (via gsm) remote transmission. Data are read via the GSM telephone network through a PC connected to the main network node through a GSM REMOTE OFFI CE modem
PC GSM network node
GSM network node GSM modem
PC
BLOCK OF FLATS TO RECORD
204 BLOCK OF FLATS TO RECORD
GSM modem BLOCK OF FLATS TO RECORD
PC GSM modem
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
scheme just as way of an example
M-BUS Transmission
M-BUS central unit
flow meter
LUNA SAT
heat meter
M-BUS
heat meter
M-BUS
heat meter
M-BUS
Heat meter for the centralized tank
flow meter
LUNA SAT
flow meter
LUNA SAT 205
Heating only models
Mod. RC
Mod. R/1
Mod. RP/1
Mod. R2Z
Mod. RH Mod. RPH
Mod. RPEH
Mod. RH1
Mod. RPB
Mod. RHG1
Mod. RPE
Mod. R2H
These heat-boxes are available both wireless and M-BUS versions except for R/1, RH, RPB (only wireless version). RPE, RPEH, RH1 and RHG1 are available with built-in flow-meter.
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Technical features • Compact dimensions • Galvanized steel case • R/1, RH, RPE,RH1 and RHG1 models (wireless and M-BUS) are available also with built-in flow-meter. RH1 model can be supplied also with pressure reductor on the flow-meter. Hydraulic system • Vertical hydraulic connections facing down • Hydraulic connections facing down. Exits from above (RH, RPH, RH1. RHG1, R2H mod.), rotation possibility (RH mod.) • Brass components with automatic by-pass and integrated hydraulic connections (RC model excluded) • Circuit balancing valve (R/1, RH. RH1, RHG1, R2H mod.) • Hydraulic connections on a hard painted and non-scratch frame (RC model excluded) • Low consumption circulating pump UPS 15/70 to autonomously control the water fl ow in the installation (RP/1, R2Z, RPE, RPH mod.) • Inspectionable filter on the heating circuit • Hydraulic components integrated in a bross group (intel filter, balancing valve, well, sensor and switch on-off valve) RC model. Thermoregulation, counting and control • Electronic heat consumption meter with wireless data reading (network node), M-BUS or locally • Electronic components included in a case with grade of protection IP44 • Complete diagnostics with leds (R2Z, RPE mod.) • Anti-frost device (R2Z, RPE mod.) • System to prevent pump and valves sticking (R2Z, RPE mod.) • Selection of 3 different climatic curves: high temperature (25/80°C), average temperature (40/60°C), low temperature (25/40°C) (R2Z, RPE mod.) • Outdoor sensor connection option (RS2Z, RPE mod.) • Possibility to control 2 different heating zones (R2Z mod.) General data for dimensioning • DHW temperature range of the centralized system: 60-75°C • DHW maximum pressure of the centralized system: 4 bar • Suggested maximum speed of the heat transfer fluid: 1 + 1,5 m/s RC
R/1
RP/1
R2Z
RH
RPH
RPB
RPE
RPEH
RH1
Models with pump
-
-
•
•
-
•
•
•
•
-
RHG1 R2H** -
-
Models with 2nd zone
-
-
-
•
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Heating temperature regulation with high climatic curve
°C
-
-
-
25/80
-
-
-
25/80
-
-
-
-
Heating circuit maximum pressure
bar
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Water contents
I
0,5
1,5
2
3,5
1,5
2
2
2
2
1,5
2
1,5
Power supply voltage
V
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
Power supply frequency
Hz
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
Power consumption
W
15
15
110
210
15
110
110
110
110
15
15
15
Width of the case
mm
450
600
600
800
650
600*
600
600
600
400*
500
800
Height of the case
mm
450
650
650
750
650
716*
650
650
850
600*
850
750
Depth of the case
mm
110
150
150
150
150
150*
150
150
150
200*
150
150
Net weight
Kg
3,2
11
13
22
11
13
12
13,50
14
9
13
9
Maximum temperature of the warm fluid (inlet)
°C
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
Feed flow (inlet)
l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
700÷ 1000 l/h
Flow-losses
kPa
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
20Kpa a 700 l/h
Nominal prevalence of the warm fluid (outlet)
kPa
See load loss curve on page 195
(*) The case can not be used. Measures are referred to RPH and RH1 models without casing including shut-off taps (**) For heating and cooling
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Dimensions Luna SAT RC 65
318
42
450
65
68 frontal view
42
left side view
Luna SAT R/1 - RP1 connection tongues
case width 150
50
38,5
connection kit 130
case height 650
screws seats
50
L 600
64 left side view
frontal view
Luna SAT RPE - RPB connection tongues
case width 150
50
38,5
connection kit 30
case height 650
screws seats
The uprights of the centralized network can be intercepted also by the lateral sides of the case
50
L 600
64 left side view
frontal view
Luna SAT R2Z connection tongues
case width 150
L 800
50
38,5
connection kit 30
case height 750
screws seats
50 64
frontal view
208
left side view
measures in mm
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Luna SAT RH
H cassetta 650
P cassetta 150
case height 650
allaccio dotazione 30 frontal view
The holes for hydraulic connections are on the side of the casing
left side view
frontal view
L 400 min.
Luna SAT RPH (without casing)
Luna SAT RH1 (without casing) 76,5 292
The holes for hydraulic connections are on the side of the casing
left side view
Luna SAT R2H
vista frontale
vista laterale da sinistra
L 400 min.
case width 150 76,5
case width 150
70
screws seats
P cassetta 150
50
85
50
70 16,5
352
373
238
38
UP
70
38352
16,5
70
16,5
Luna SAT RPEH Luna SAT RH G1
IP
120
38
US C1
ES ES C2 C1
120
vista laterale da sinistra
120
vista frontale
US C2
235
235
238
left side view
RR
238
left side view
frontal view
MR
H= 846 MIN.
frontal view
352
LUNA SAT RH1 complete template KSV 714122310 .
case width 150
327,5
case width 150
case width
left side view
frontal view
vista frontale
screws seats case height
connection kit connection kit
39,5
H cassetta 850
420
155,5
209,5
155,5
209,5
frontal view
39,5
allaccio dotazione 144 allaccio dotazione 144
62,5
sedi per viti
case heigh 850
872
420
335
62,5
155,5
209,5
335
872
screws seats
case heigh 850
39,5
connection kit 144
420
connection kit 144
62,5
connection kit 144
screws seats
connection kit 144
327,5
327,5
P cassetta 150
872 335
L 400 MIN. 292
70 38
120
120
alette aggancio
H=846 min.
connection tongues
H cassetta 750
case heigh 750
case heigh 750
connection tongues
allaccio dotazione 30
50
76,5
120
sede per viti
connection kit 30 connection kit 30
38
85
85
38
H=846 min.
screws seats
70
292
235
connection kit 30 connection kit 30
case width 150
case height 650
case width 150
left side view
vista laterale da sinistra
209
Thermal requirements heated surface Surface to heat (m²)
Thermal requirements (*) with F1=20 W/m³ (kW)
Thermal requirements (*) with F2 = 30 W/m³ (kW)
Thermal requirements (*) with F3 = 45 W/m³ (kW)
60
3,6
5,4
8,1
70
4,2
6,3
9,5
80
4,8
7,2
10,8
90
5,4
8,1
12,2
100
6,0
9
13,5
110
6,6
9,9
14,9
120
7,2
10,8
16,2
130
7,8
11,7
17,6
140
8,4
12,6
18,9
150
9
13,5
20,3
(*) Volumetric heat load "F": 20-30-45 W/m³ with ∆t = 25 K. Height of the volume to heat = 3 m. ∆t = Difference between outdoor and indoor temperature (T indoor = 20 °C, T outdoor = -5 °C). F1 = 20 W/m³ buildings with a perfect insulation F2 = 30 W/m³ buildings with a good insulation F3 = 45 W/m³ buildings with a bad insulation
cooled surface Surface to cool (m²)
Cooling requirements (*) with F1=15 W/m³ (kW)
Cooling requirements (*) with F2 = 25 W/m³ (kW)
Cooling requirements (*) with F3 = 40 W/m³ (kW)
60
2,7
4,5
6,3
70
3,2
5,3
5,7
80
3,6
6,0
8,4
90
4,1
6,8
9,5
100
4,5
7,5
10,5
110
5,0
8,3
11,6
120
5,4
9,0
12,6
(*) Volumetric heat load "F": 15-25-40 W/m³ con ∆t = 8K (airconvectors). Height of the volume to heat = 3 m. ∆t = Difference between outdoor and indoor temperature (T indoor = 26 °C, T outdoor = 34 °C). F1 = 15 W/m³ buildings with a perfect insulation F2 = 25 W/m³ buildings with a good insulation F3 = 40 W/m³ buildings with a bad insulation 210
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Diagrams The here below graphics are useful to define the hydraulic behaviour of the heat-boxes. In particular they refer to the prevalence of the pump in the heating circuit (heat-boxes with pumps) and to the loss of charge of the heating circuit (heat-boxes with balancing valve).
HEATING CIRCUIT PUMP DISCHARGE HEAD
LOSS OF CHARGE (KPa)
DISCHARGE HEAD (KPa)
HEATING CIRCUIT LOSS OF CHARGE (R/1-RH)
WATER FLOW (l/h)
WATER FLOW (l/h)
Hydraulic schemes Luna SAT RC
Luna SAT R/1
Luna SAT RP/1
Luna SAT R2Z
211
Luna SAT RPH
Luna SAT RPB
Luna SAT RH
Luna SAT RPEH A
A
B
B
8
3
4 1
1
2
C
2
D
C
Luna SAT RPE
D
Luna SAT RH1 4 3
1 2
8
1 2
Luna SAT RH G1
Luna SAT R2H A
B
M
N
C
D
I
L
1 2
Legend 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A B 212
ON-OFF valve Heat consumption meter Heating pump Low temperature mixing valve High temperature ON-OFF valve Low temperature circuit pump High temperature circuit pump NTC heating sensor heating system flow heating system return
C D E F G H I L M N
heating inlet from centralized system heating return to centralized system high temperature heating system flow high temperature heating system return low temperature heating system flow low temperature heating system return cooling inlet from centralized system cooling return to centralized system cooling apartment flow cooling apartment return
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Hydraulic connections Luna SAT RC
Luna SAT R/1 - RP/1 - RPE - RPB MR
RR
L of the case 600
77
USC 2 USC 1
33
USC 3
45
70
70
85
110
ESC 1 ESC 2
ESC 3
70 450
110
IP
UP
Luna SAT R2H
Luna SAT RH G1 L of the case 800
24
162,5
70
140
70
57,5
70
150
70
135
RR
USC1
USC2
ESC2 L of the case 500
70 73,5
ESC2
MR1
RR1
IP
73
RR2 USC1
AE
108
MR2
77
42 108
ESC1
42
UP1
MR AE
42
128
UP2
73
IP1
IP2
77
73
77
50 53,5
UP ESC1
24
USC2
162,5
70
140
70
57,5
Luna SAT RPEH
Luna SAT R2Z L of the case 800
L of the case
Luna SAT RH L of the case 650
USC1 USC2
View from above Legend
HEATING SYSTEM CONNECTIONS – BIZONE MODELS MRAT: high temperature zone G 3/4’’ M apartment CENTRALIZED SYSTEM CONNECTIONS flow (R2Z model) IP: primary inlet from centralized system G 3/4’’ M MRBT: low temperature zone G 3/4’’ M apartment UP: primary outlet to centralized system G 3/4’’ M IP1: heating inlet from the centralized system G 3/4’’ flow (R2Z model) RRAT: high temperature zone G 3/4’’ M apartment M (R2H) UP1: heating outlet from the centralized system G 3/4’’ return (R2Z model) RRBT: low temperature zone G 3/4’’ M apartment M (R2H) IP2: cooling inlet from the centralized system G 3/4’’ return (R2Z model) M (R2H) UP2: cooling outlet from the centralized system G 3/4’’ HEATING-COOLING APARTMENT CONNECTIONS MR1: heating apartment flow G 3/4 “ M M (R2H) RR1: heating apartment return G 3/4 “ M MR2: cooling apartment flow G 3/4 “ M APARTMENT SIDE HEATING CONNECTIONS – RR2: cooling apartment return G 3/4 “ M MONOZONE MODELS MR: apartment heating flow G 3/4’’ M DHW CONSUMPTION METER CONNECTIONS RR: apartment heating return G 3/4’’ M ES: water inlet to the first heat meter G 3/4 “M
(R/1, RP/1, RPB, R2Z mod.) US: water outlet to the first heat meter G 3/4 “ M (R/1, RP/1, RPB, R2Z mod.) ESC1: water inlet to first heat meter G 3/4 “ M USC1: water outlet from first heat meter G 3/4 “ M ESC2: water inlet to second heat meter G 3/4 “ M USC2: water outlet from second heat meter G 3/4 “ M ESC3: water inlet to third heat meter G 3/4 “ M (only for RC mod.) USC3: water outlet to third heat meter G 3/4 “ M (only for RC mod.) AE: hole for cables In the heating only models the metering of cold/hot water can be done indifferently on the first or on the second meter. Note: DHW inlet/outlet G 1”M or G3/4”M for RHG1 and G3/4”M for all the other models 213
Heating and DHW production models
Mod. RS
Mod. RSP
Mod. RA
Mod. RS2Z
Mod. RA2Z
Mod. R60WH
Temperature centralized system water circuit (°C)
Heat exchange output (kW)
Domestic water input with ∆Ts = 35 kW (l/min)
75
35
14,3
70
31
12,7
65
28
11,4
60
26
10,6
∆TS = temperature variance between hot water outlet and domestic cold water inlet Wireless models are available. RS, RSP and R60WH are available also in M-BUS version. RST in available only in m-bus version. 214
Mod. RST
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Technical features • Compact dimensions • Galvanized steel case • Wall-hung installation for R60WH
(25/80°C), average temperature (40/60°C), low temperature (25/40°C) (RSP, RS2Z, RA, RA2Z , R60WHmod.) • Outdoor sensor connection option (RSP, RS2Z, RA, RA2Z, R60WH mod.) • Possibility to manage 2 different heating zones (RS2Z, RA2Z mod.) • DHW priority • DHW temperature control by electronic modulation • Anti-legionella system (RA, RA2Z, R60WH)
Hydraulic system • 35 kW stainless steel plates exchanger that allows maximum efficiency also with water temperature at 60°C in the primary circuit (RS, RSP, RS2Z mod.) • 40 kW stainless steel plates exchanger that allows maximum efficiency also with water temperature at 60°C in the primary circuit (RST mod.) • Hydraulic connections facing down • Brass components with automatic by-pass and integrated hydraulic connections • Circuit balancing valve (RS mod.) • Thermostatic valve on the DHW outlet (RST mod.) • Hydraulic connections on a hard painted and non-scratch frame • Low consumption circulating pump UPS 15/70 to autonomously control the water flow in the installation (RSP, RS2Z, RA, R60WH, RA2Z mod.) • DHW filter • Built-in 60lt stainless steel cylinder (R60WH mod.)
General data for dimensioning • DHW temperature range of the centralized system: 60-75°C • DHW maximum pressure of the centralized system: 4 bar • Suggested maximum speed of the heat transfer fluid: 1 + 1,5 m/s
Thermoregulation system, counting and control • Electronic heat consumption meter with wireless data reading (network node), M-BUS on RS-MB and RSP-MB or locally • Electronic components included in a case with grade of protection IP44 • Complete diagnostics with leds • Anti-frost device • System to prevent pump sticking (RSP, RS2Z , RA, RA2Z, R60WH mod.) • System to prevent valves sticking • Inspectionable filter on the heating circuit • Selection of 3 different climatic curves: high temperature RS
RSP
RS2Z
RA
R60WH
RA2Z
RST
DHW production
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Models with pump
-
•
•
•
•
•
-
Models with 2nd zone
-
-
•
-
-
•
-
Heating temperature regulation with high climatic curve
°C
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
25/80
DHW regulation
°C
30/60
30/60
30/60
30/65
30/65
30/65
30/60
DHW production with ∆T=35°C and inlet water temperature 75°C
I/m
14,3
14,3
14,3
14,3
12,3
14,3
14,3
Heating circuit maximum pressure
bar
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
DHW circuit maximum pressure
bar
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
DHW circuit minimum pressure
0,2
bar
0,2
0,2
0,2
0,2
0,2
0,2
Water contents
l
2
2,5
4
2
5
4
2
Power supply voltage
V
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
Power supply frequency
Hz
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
Power consumption
W
15
110
210
150
110
210
15
Width of the case
mm
600
600
800
600
910
800
600
Height of the case
mm
650
650
750
650
450
750
600 150
Depth of the case
mm
150
150
150
150
473
150
Net weight
Kg
16
18
28
16
38
25
16
Maximum temperature of the warm fluid (inlet)
°C
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
Feed flow
l/h
1000÷1500
1000÷1500
1000÷1500
1000÷1500
1000÷1500
1000÷1500
1000÷1500
Flow-losses
kPa
20kPa a 700
20kPa a 700
20kPa a 700
20kPa a 700
20kPa a 700
20kPa a 700
20kPa a 700
Nominal prevalence of the warm fluid (outlet)
kPa
See load loss curve on page 201
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450
450 42
Dimensions
68
42
left side view
42
frontal view
Luna SAT RS - RSP - RA
68 frontal view connection tongues
case width 150
connection tongues
case width 150
screws seats
50
38,5
38,5
L 600
50
connection kit 130 connection kit 130
case heightcase 650 height 650
screws seats
42
left side view
The uprights of the centralized network can be intercepted also by the lateral sides of the case
50 64 left side view 50
frontal view L 600
64
Luna SAT RS2Z - RA2Z
left side view
frontal view connection tongues
case width 150
connection tongues
case width 150
screws seats
50
38,5
38,5
L 600
50
connection kit 30 connection kit 30
case height 650 case height 650
screws seats
50 64 left side view 50
frontal view
L 600
64 left side view
frontal view connection tongues
screws seats
case width 150
Luna SAT R60WH
Luna SAT RST
150
22
case height 750 case height 750
SCREWS SEATS
frontal view
473 frontal view left side view
600
50 64 left side view
50 64 left side view 22
450
50
554
38,5
L 800
38,5
910
connection kit 30 connection kit 30
L 800 frontal view
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case width 150
50
connection tongues
screws seats
SCREWS SEATS
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Thermal requirements heated surface Surface to heat (m²)
Thermal requirements (*) with F1=20 W/m³ (kW)
Thermal requirements (*) with F2 = 30 W/m³ (kW)
Thermal requirements (*) with F3 = 45 W/m³ (kW)
60
3,6
5,4
8,1
70
4,2
6,3
9,5
80
4,8
7,2
10,8
90
5,4
8,1
12,2
100
6,0
9
13,5
110
6,6
9,9
14,9
120
7,2
10,8
16,2
130
7,8
11,7
17,6
140
8,4
12,6
18,9
150
9
13,5
20,3
(*) Volumetric heat load "F": 20-30-45 W/m³ with ∆t = 25 K. Height of the volume to heat = 3 m. ∆t = difference between outdoor and indoor temperature (T indoor = 20 °C, T outdoor = -5 °C). F1 = 20 W/m³ buildings with a perfect insulation F2 = 30 W/m³ buildings with a good insulation F3 = 45 W/m³ buildings with a bad insulation
Diagrams The here below graphic are useful to define the hydraulic behaviour of the heat-boxes. In particular they refer to the prevalence of the pump in the heating circuit (heat-boxes with pumps) and to the loss of charge of the heating circuit (heat-boxes with balancing valve).
HEATING CIRCUIT LOSS OF CHARGE (RS MODEL)
WATER FLOW (l/h)
LOSS OF CHARGE (KPa)
DISCHARGE HEAD (KPa)
HEATING CIRCUIT PUMP DISCHARGE HEAD
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Hydraulic schemes Luna SAT RS
Luna SAT RSP
Luna SAT RS2Z
Luna SAT RA
Luna SAT R60WH
Luna SAT RA2Z
3
7
6
14
8
1 9
17
5
16 15 13
Legend
Luna SAT RST C
D
1
5
3 4 13
A
218
5
E
M F
B
1 ON-OFF valve 2 Modulating valve 3 DHW/heat. 3 way valve 4 Pressure switch 5 Heat consumption meter 6 NTC heating sensor 7 NTC DHW sensor 8 Mixing valve 9 DHW-heating pump 10 High temperature heating pump 11 Low temperature heating pump 12 High temperature ON-OFF valve 13 DHW flow sensor 14 DHW safety valve 15 Extension vessel â&#x20AC;&#x201C; connection 16 Tank drain valve 17 Recirculation
A B C D E F G H I L M
heating system flow heating system return heating inlet from centralized system heating return to centralized system DHW outlet cold water inlet high temperature heating system flow high temperature heating system return low temperature heating system flow low temperature heating system return cold water outlet
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Hydraulic connections Luna SAT RS - RSP - RA
Luna SAT R60WH
50
65
MR
37,5 75 70
65
RR
33
48
L of the case 600
US
UP
65 IP
60 ES
VS
Luna RST
L of the case 600
L of the case 800
85
MR
UCS
UFS
EFS
RR
65
AE
73
105
72
65
138
92
40,5 109,5
Luna SAT RS2Z - RA2Z
55
View from above
Legend CENTRALIZED SYSTEM CONNECTIONS IP: primary inlet from centralized system G 3/4’’ M UP: primary outlet to centralized system G 3/4’’ M APARTMENT HEATING CONNECTIONS – MONOZONE MODELS MR: heating G 3/4’’ M apartment flow RR: heating G 3/4’’ M apartment return APARTMENT HEATING CONNECTIONS – BIZONE MODELS MRAT: high temperature zone G 3/4’’ M apartment flow (RS2Z model) MRBT: low temperature zone G 3/4’’ M apartment flow (RS2Z model) RRAT: high temperature zone G 3/4’’ M apartment return (RS2Z model) RRBT: low temperature zone G 3/4’’ M apartment return (RS2Z model)
APARTMENT DHW CONNECTIONS ES (*): Cold water inlet G 1/2 “ M (RS, RSP, RS2Z, R60WH mod.) US: DHW outlet G 1/2 “ M (RS, RSP, RS2Z, R60WH mod.) UCS: DHW thermostatic outlet (RST mod.) UFS: Cold water outlet EFS: Cold water inlet DHW CONSUMPTION METER CONNECTIONS ESC1 (*): cold water inlet to first heat meter G 3/4 “ M ESC2 (*): cold water inlet to second heat meter G 3/4 “ M VS: safety valve discharge AE: hole for cables Note: (*) in case of volumetric meter installation (available as optional) the DHW inlet has to be transferred in the hydraulic connection ESC1 (or ESC2) Note: DHW inlet/outlet G 1/2” M for RS, RSP, RS2Z,G3/4”M for all the other models.
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Accessories available as option Thermoregulation Picture
Model
Description
Code
Outdoor sensor
The inlet temperature of the installation is set according to the outdoor temperature. If the outdoor sensor is linked with a remote control, the inlet temperature considers the outdoor average temperature (last 24 hours) and the adjustment to the climatic curves is automatic
KHG 714072811 .
Room thermostat (RT)
Thermostat for the regulation of the room temperature
KHG 714062810 .
Remote control and chronostat
(mod. R2Z, RS, RSP, RS2Z, RA, RA2Z, RPE, RPEH - wireless e M-BUS) set of the room and DHW temperature, weekly timer on 6 levels of daily temperature, possibility to manage an additional thermostat or phone activator, anomalies notice, holiday setting function
KSV 714109511 .
Digital chronostat
(mod. R/1, RP1) Daily or weekly programming with 4 time cycles per day, 2 levels room temperature regulation, summer/ winter functioning, off position with adjustable antifreeze function, room temperature or current time readout, vacation program
KHG 714086711 .
Wireless data transmission Picture
Model
Network node
Network node with gateway Connecting cable PC-network node for network note with gateway
Description Receipt of the data by heat consumption meters present on the floor and wireless transmission to the next network node. Battery life: 5 years.
Wireless reading of the consumption and data transmission through a serial cable to a local managing system.
KSV 714102711 .
KSV 714103011 . KSV 714116110 .
Network node with gateway for trasmission via GSM
Wireless reading of the consumption and data transmission via GSM to a remote managing system
KSV 714102811 .
Remote reader device
Device for data receipt at a short distance
KSV 714102911 .
Software ACS 26 Connecting cable PC-network node for network note with gateway 220
Code
KSV 714108611 . It allows the reading of the recording data of the whole system transmitted by network nodes with gateway (via GSM)
KSV 714116110 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Accessories available as option Control*
Picture
Model
First flow meter DHW and DCW meter with hydraulic accessories
*battery life: 7 years
Second flow meter
Flow meter
First or second flow meter
Flow meter for LUNA SAT RHG1
Description
Code
mod. R/1-RP/1-R2Z - RPE - RPB
KSV 714102511 .
mod. R/1-MB, RP/1-MB, R2Z-MB - RPE-MB, RPB - MB
KSV 714116410 .
mod. RP/1
KSV 714106312 .
mod. RP/1-MB
KSV 714118210 .
mod. R/1-R2Z - RPE - RPB
KSV 714110111 .
mod. R/1-MB, R2Z-MB - RPE-MB, RPB-MB
KSV 714118310 .
mod. RS-RSP-RS2Z
KSV 714102611 .
mod. RS-MB, RSP-MB, RS2Z-MB
KSV 714116510 .
mod. RA-RA2Z
KSV 714110011 .
mod. RH, RH1, R2H
KSV 714114511 .
mod. RH-MB, RH1-MB, R2H-MB
KSV 714116610 .
mod. RPH
KSV 714114611 .
mod. RPH-MB
KSV 714116710 .
First or second flow meter RHG1 1’’
KSV 714124910 .
First or second flow meter RHG1-MB 1’’
KSV 714125010 .
First or second flow meter RHG1 3/4’’
KSV 714125111 .
First or second flow meter RHG1-MB 3/4’’
KSV 714125210 .
Luna Sat RC
KSV 714131310 .
Luna Sat RC-MB
KSV 714134310 .
Flow meter
M- BUS data transmission Description
Code
M-BUS central unit made of 250 loads
KSV 714136910 .
M-BUS central unit made of 120 loads
KSV 714137010 .
M-BUS central unit made of 60 loads
KSV 714137110 .
M-BUS central unit made of 20 loads
KSV 714137210 .
Impulse adaptor AEW 310.2 M-BUS
KSV 714116210 .
Connection cable heat meter M-BUS
KSV 714116310 . 221
Accessories available as option other accessories Picture
Description Heat meter UH50 G1 ¼’’
Code KSV 714117810 .
Heat meter UH50 G2’’
This accessory is necessary to count the energy used to charge the centralized tank.
KSV 714117910 .
Wireless impulse adaptor AEW36.2
KSV 714117710 .
Wireless interface UH50 for ultrasonic heat-meter
KSV 714121710 .
M-BUS interface UH50 for ultrasonic heat-meter
KSV 714121810 .
Well for NTC sensor (½” and ¾”) for UH50 G1 ¼”
KSV 714127310 .
Well for NTC sensor for UHG50 G2
KSV 714127410 .
Complete template for Luna Sat RH1
KSV 714122310 .
By-pass for Luna Sat RC
KSV 714136310 .
Heating hydraulic proof for Luna Sat RC
KSV 714136410 .
Sanitary hydraulic proof for Luna Sat RC
KSV 714136510 .
Sanitary extension vessel for Luna Sat R60WH
soon available
Equipment available as option Picture
Description Hydraulic equipment for Luna Sat heating only models (R/1, RP/1, RH, RPH, RPB, RPE, R2H) (x2), RPEH. The kit is made of: - 4 taps G ¾” - 4 telescopic pipes D. 18 Hydraulic equipment for Luna Sat heating and DHW production model RS2Z. The kit is made of: - 6 taps G ¾” - 6 telescopic pipes D. 18 - 1 tap G ½” - 2 telescopic pipes D. 14 Hydraulic equipment for Luna Sat heating and DHW production model RS, RSP. The kit is made of: - 4 taps G ¾” - 4 telescopic pipes D. 18 - 1 tap G ½” - 2 telescopic pipes D. 14
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Code
KSV 714120911 .
KSV 714121210 .
KSV 714121011 .
Hydraulic equipment for 2 flow meters for Luna Sat R/1, RP/1, RPB, RPE models. The kit is made of: - 2 taps G ¾” - 2 telescopic pipes D. 14
KSV 714121310 .
Hydraulic equipment for Luna Sat models R2Z (HEATING ONLY), RA2Z. The kit is made of: - 6 taps G ¾” - telescopic pipes D. 18
KSV 714121110 .
Hydraulic equipment for 2 flow meters for Luna Sat RH, RPH, R2H. RPEH. The kit is made of: - 2 taps G ¾” - 2 telescopic pipes D. 14
KSV 714121410 .
Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Supplying and mounting system Luna Sat are supplied with separated metal case and device; the device is supplied already complete and assembled. The case is made of galvanized steel; frame and door are coated by a paint made with special anti-scratch powders. Hook Luna Sat on the case template and proceed with the hydraulic connections. frame
case door
Mounting accessories Single zone case 2 zones case Case for RH 650x650 mm Case for R2H Case for RHG1 Case for RPEH Case for RC Case for RST
KSV 714101211 . KSV 714101311 . KSV 714117011 . KSV 714120610 . KSV 714124010 . KSV 714124310 . KSV 714131010 . KSV 714141210 .
Graphical description of the mounting of RC (or RC-MB) on the bracket positioned on the case .
Luna SATB60 cylinder (to be connected to Luna SAT RA, RA2Z)
Cilinder capacity
l
60
Heat exchange output
kW
35
DHW circuit maximum pressure
bar
8
Time to have ∆T=50°C rise (primary water temperature 75°C)
min
10
DHW production (ΔT = 35 °C)
l/min
12,3
Loss of charge with coil at 1200 l/h
hPa
124
Weight ES US ISB
DHW inlet G1/2 DHW outlet G1/2 Coil inlet G3/4
kg 20 USB Coil outlet G3/4 VS Safety valve discharge
In case of installation of a cylinder not produced by Baxi, it is necessary also to install a flow sensor to be connected to the LUNA SAT RA-RA2Z
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations
Close examination: water in heating system for housing applications Water in heating system for housing applications Water characteristic in the heating systems Tipycal problems of an heating system Precautions to be taken in modern heating systems
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Water in heating system for housing applications In order to convey and distribute heating to each user it is necessary to use a carrier fluid: this can be, except for special application, forced-air, steam, Freon or most typically simple water. The following information refers to typical heating systems for housing application working with water up to 100째C. In these systems it is often underestimate the possible malfunctioning and/or damages that can be caused by water not appropriately treated. The aim of this information (that takes cue from Italian norm UNI-CTI 8065) is to fix some limits of chemical and chemical/physical parameters of the water circulating in thermal systems in order to assure efficiency and safety, to guarantee long term reliability and regularity of the functioning of the whole system and its components, and to achieve energy savings. Main checking to be carried out on water are: Aspect: it depends on the presence on water of sediment, suspension, or colloidal, other than of any substances diluted in it that gives immediately evident characteristics like foam, colour or turbidity. Temperature: it is a very important parameter as higher temperature speed up processes like the scale formation, corrosion, microbiologic growth etc. So it is better to know it or specify it during the design phase of the project. pH: it is a measure of the acidity or basicity of a solution. Pure water is said to be neutral, with a pH close to 7.0 at 25 째C (77 째F). Solutions with a pH less than 7 are said to be acidic and solutions with a pH from 7 to 14 are basic or alkaline. Also pH is a very important parameter in the development of scale formation, corrosion, microbiologic growth. TDS: Total Dissolved Solids is a measure of the combined content of all inorganic and organic substances contained in a liquid, and in particular the content of salts in the water. Higher levels of salt in the water also favour the development of scale formation, corrosion or sediments. It need to be taken into consideration in order to avoid design mistakes like lack of drain or water treatment. Water Hardness: it represents the sum of all calcium and magnesium ions in it. It is expressed in mg/kg of CaCo3 or in Frech Degrees (1째 fr = 10 mg/kg CaCo3). Hard water causes incrustation and scale in systems that do not have proper water treatment. Alkalinity: it is a measure of the ability of a solution to neutralize acids, and correspond to the sum of carbonates, hydroxides, phosphates, silicates, nitrates. High concentration of these cause the pH to be higher with the consequences already stated, and are generally cause of lack of adequate drain. Iron in the system: Iron in the system can cause sediments and/or secondary corrosion effects. Presence of iron caused by corrosion indicates improper electrical conductivity in the system or improper functioning of the water treatment. Copper in the system: Copper in a system can cause local dangerous corrosions. As this element is hardly present in the water, its presence is uniquely due to corrosive processes in the circuit. Chlorates and sulphates can cause corrosion in contact with some specific materials (i.e. chlorates with some stainless steel or sulphates with copper). Microbiological formation: these can be grown mouldy, algae, mushrooms in the circuits. These can directly or indirectly cause decomposition products that can generate corrosion, and smells.
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Solutions for centralized heating systems installations Water characteristic in the heating systems Here below we list the limit values of the filling water of the system (first filling and further topping up) and the ones of the circulating water of an hydronic heating system: Parameters
Unit of measure
Filling water
Circulating water
pH* Value
-
-
7-8
Water hardness (CaCO3)
°Fr
<15
-
Iron (Fe)
mg/kg
-
<0,5
Copper (Cu)
mg/kg
-
<0,1
Appearance
-
clear
Possibly clear
*The maximum value of 8 is only valid when aluminium or light alloy radiators are used
During the designing of the systems it is mandatory to install all the necessary water treatment devices and to use the appropriate chemicals in order to obtain the desired characteristics of the water. Task of the manager is keeping the water characteristics within the limits, by carrying out the necessary controls and consequent corrective actions. It is necessary to provide a chemical treatment for every installation. This treatment is carried out using the correct quantity of suitable chemical reactants aimed to complete, or if necessary to substitute, the filling water physical treatment previously done. For systems with more than 350 kW (300.000 kcal/h) it is necessary to install a safety filter (the use of this kind of filter is anyway always advisable), and if the water hardness is more than 15 fr it is necessary to install also a water softener in order to keep the water within the desired limits.
Tipycal problems of an heating system The scope of heating system water characteristic limits definition is to eliminate or substantially reduce the problems related to the water of these heating systems. We can resume these problems that seriously affect the efficiency of the system or cause substantial energy losses as follows: Scale: scale formation is due to precipitation of the salts that constitute the hardness of the water, that deposit on the pipes. These formations can have different levels of hardness and cohesion. They cause a reduction of the efficiency of the system, of the reduced heat exchange, of the obstruction of the pipes, and often are responsible of the start up of corrosion process. Calcium carbonate’s and magnesium hydrate’s precipitation create unsolvable, sticky and hard deposit that have also an high heat insulating characteristic. The heat exchange coefficient of 3 mm of limestone is equal to 250 mm of steel plate: calculations show that a limestone layer of 2 mm causes an increase of 25% of consumption. Scale formation can be avoided using chemical stabilization treatments and or softening treatment by means of resin whit ionic exchange. Corrosion: generally speaking the corrosion is caused by an electrochemical process that removes the metal surface, which can in the end obtain its perforation. Corrosion is enhanced by the presence of oxygen and origins from non peculiar characteristics of the water or from non homogenous situations such as contact between two different metals, contact with solid substances, 227
scale or mistakes in the design. When we consider the metal sheets or the system pipes or the boiler pipes they do not absorb the oxygen for the Ho2 molecule but from the micro air bubbles naturally dissolved in the water. As a consequence, the steel is in contact with water and it absorbs oxygen contained in the micro bubbles an generates iron oxide (rust) with its characteristic red colour (4 Fe + 3 O2 = 2Fe2O3). Continuous oxidations lead to a reduction of the thickness of the metal, and in the end to the complete perforation. If the system on the other hand remains well protected against external environment and it is possible to avoid relevant water topping up, the oxygen content inside the system reduces progressively, in this case a partial oxidation in lack of oxygen takes place, and the result is magnetite formation (Fe3O4) with its back characteristic colour, which can prevent against possible corrosion. Deposit: deposits are the result the organic and inorganic substances unsolvable substances contained in the water. They differ from scale because they are incoherent. They are caused by the original characteristic of the water, by the atmospheric pollution (in case of system that are in contact with the atmosphere) and can generate the same problems described in case of scale. Deposit must not be underevaluated, even on recent systems (5-6 years old) and before the substitution of the boiler it is necessary to clean the system with basic dispersant, paying attention that the basic dispersant product has the necessary time to work properly in the system. In case of old systems, or when it is not clear its age, it is advisable to use a dirt separator on the return side of the system. Deposits anyway can be avoided filtrating properly the filling water, by draining properly and regularly the system and by chemically treat the water. Biological proliferation: it includes all of the organic forms of life like alga, mildews, bacteria, fungus. Their growth is fostered by light, heat and the presence of deposits. Autotrophic bacteria (i.e. iron bacterium or sulphate-reducer bacteria) are particularly dangerous, as they are the main cause of local corrosion phenomena. To prevent biological proliferation the use of biocides is advisable.
Precautions to be taken in modern heating systems According to what above described, the following precautions have to be taken in addition to water treatment, to prevent the water from getting in contact with air: • to fit the system up with closed extension vessel; • the pre-charge pressure of the system must be higher than atmospheric pressure; • to use only gas-tight materials for the system. An heating system, once completely filled up and correctly vented, should not be continuously topped up. In case it was necessary, the procedure shouldn’t be automatically carried. Experience shows that the previous issues, if underestimated, may result in serious consequences for the system as the heat generator damages or a non-correct operation of other components of the system itself. Furthermore, correct water treatment and careful system design are even a sizable advantage from an economic point of view as they result in less maintenance expenses and better global heat transfer.
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