Claudgen Heat-Zone Manual

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Consort Equipment Products Ltd

Registered Office: Thornton Industrial Estate

Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, S 73 2RT

Tel: 01646 692172 Fax: 01646 695195

Email: [email protected]

BS EN ISO 9001 Registered Company No FM12671

INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR

He t-Zone Fan Heater

FOR WIRELESS CONTROLS

C t logue Numbers: HE7010RX 3kW 230/240V

PLEASE RETAIN THIS LEAFLET FOR FUTURE MAINTENANCE

MODEL

Heat-Zone is a quiet Fan Heater designed for Commercial and

Industrial situations, and is suitable for mounting on the wall.

The Heat-Zone incorporates a tangential flow fan and the unit is

designed to operate in free air conditions. It is important that

there should be no restriction on the free flow of air through the

unit. When installed the top of the heater case should be a

minimum of 200mm from the ceiling.

MOUNTING

The normal mounting height is 2.3m above the floor, although

this will depend to some extent on the situation.

The heater can be positioned to blow air at any angle, from

horizontal to vertically downwards, subject to the conditions

mentioned below. It is suggested that an angle of 45

is a

convenient starting point when setting up the unit.

It must always be installed with the axis of the motor horizontal.

Failure to ensure this will result in excessive bearing wear and

premature failure.

mounting bracket is provided for mounting on a wall.

The heater should not be mounted in situations where it may be

subject to conditions of excessive humidity or the atmosphere is

corrosive.

INSTALLATION

To the unit connect a suitable length of 3 core flexible cable

(1.5mm

for 3kW) connected to the input terminal block.

Loosen mounting screws, allowing the mounting bracket to be

removed from the unit. Making sure that the mounting bracket

is horizontal, fix the bracket to the wall using 3 x No 8 wood

screws.

Place the unit on the mounting bracket ensuring the washers are

spaced as on diagram (a plain washer either side of the

mounting bracket).

Tighten screws to hold the unit at the required angle.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

These units are suitable for connection to a 230/240V 50Hz

single phase ac supply. The units consume 3kW of electrical

power when the fan and heater are in operation.

The unit must be connected to the supply via a double-pole

isolator switch.

For safety reasons a sound earth connection MUST LW YS be

made to the unit before being put to use.

To connect a supply to the heater, first remove the top cover by

unscrewing the 2 fixing screws then lifting off the cover. The

input terminal block, marked ENL, is fitted at the left hand side

of the unit looking from above (at the opposite end to the fan

motor).

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OPERATION

This he ter is controlled by CRX2 wireless controller nd

c n only be used when connected. Each CRX2 can control any

number of heaters. The heater has an indicator light positioned

on the fascia panel on the top left side. The light may be:

Green - when no heat is needed

Yellow - when some heat is needed to maintain

the room temperature

Red - when the heater is on full power

F st Fl shing Red - when the heater has overheated and an

Electronic Safety Control has switched

the heater off.

Please refer to the user and operating instructions for the CRX2

for detailed instructions.

ELECTRONIC SAFETY CONTROL

The appliance is fitted with an Electronic Safety Control (ES).

This is a safety device which switches the heater off if, for any

reason, the appliance overheats. The overheating is indicated

by fast flashing red light. The ES control can only be re-set

after the appliance has cooled down. In order to re-set the ES

control, proceed as follows:

•Switch the appliance off at the mains by using the isolator

switch and leave to cool down for approximately 5 minutes.

•Switch appliance back on and the ES control will re-set.

•Ensure that the appliance is functioning correctly. If the ES

control operates again, the appliance should be checked by

a competent electrician.

MAINTENANCE

LW YS ENSURE TH T THE M IN EXTERN L ELECTRICITY SUPPLY

IS SWITCHED OFF BEFORE TTENDING TO THE SERVICING OF THE

UNIT.

To obtain the best results from Heat-Zone it is necessary to

avoid any build-up of dust or dirt within the unit or on the air

inlet grille. For this reason the unit should be cleaned regularly,

paying particular attention to the removal of dirt build-up on

the back of the fan rotor blades.

The remov l of dust nd dirt is best chieved using soft

brush.

TO REMOVE THE FAN HEATER ASSEMBLY

a) Remove the top cover as described under the heading

‘Electrical Connection’.

b) Disconnect the supply wires to the input terminal block and

earth post.

c) Unscrew the bush holding the terminal block assembly to

the main case.

d) Remove the 4 nuts and washers holding the fan heater

assembly in place.

e) The fan heater assembly, terminal block and internal wiring

can now be removed.

The assembly is replaced by carrying out the above operations in

the order e) to a).

SPARES

It is essential when ordering spares or replacement parts to

state the model number and serial number on the rating plate

fixed to the top of the unit.

In the interest of progress the Company reserves the right to

vary specifications from time to time without notice. The

material listed is offered subject to the Company’s General

Conditions of Sale, a copy of which may be obtained by request.

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