Frico CIR105 User manual

Original instructions

CIR

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... 20

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GB .... 12

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.... 8

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CIR

Type Output

[W]

230V~ 400V2~ A

[mm]

B*1

[mm]

B (min)

[mm]

CIR105 500 CIR10521 -710 500 300

CIR110 1000 CIR11021 CIR11031 1250 900 600

CIR115 1500 CIR11521 CIR11531 1755 1200 800

CIR120 2000 CIR12021 CIR12031 2180 1500 1000

CIR205 500 CIR20521 - 710 500 300

CIR210 1000 CIR21021 CIR21031 1250 900 600

CIR215 1500 - CIR21531 1755 1200 800

CIR220 2000 - CIR22031 2180 1500 1000

*1) Recommended

CIR

150

300

700

1800

150

CIR

Accessories

CBT

CIRT

Type E-nr [SE] EL-nr [NO] HxBxD

[mm]

CIRT 85 702 92 54 325 39 155x87x43

CBT 87 511 87 54 322 02 155x87x43

ERP 85 820 05 54 328 86 157x93x40

CIRT

1 h

CBT

ERP

CIR

Wiring diagrams CIR

CIR 105-120

LLL

123

CIR 105-120

230V~

LLL

123

CIRT

CIR 110-120

LLL

123N

CIR 110-120

400V2~

LLL

123

CIRT

N12

LN12

Max load 3500W

Max load 6000W

230V~ 230V~

400V2~ 400V2~

CIR 105-120

LLL

123

CIR 105-120

230V~

LLL

123

CIRT

CIR 110-120

LLL

123N

CIR 110-120

400V2~

LLL

123

CIRT

N12

LN12

Max load 3500W

Max load 6000W

230V~ 230V~

400V2~ 400V2~

LLL

123

CIR105-120

123

CBT CIR105-120

230V~

LLL123N

Max load 3500W

230V~ 230V~

LLL

123

CIR105-120

123

CBT CIR105-120

400V2~

LLL123N

Max load 6000W

400V2~ 400V2~

LLL

123

CIR105-120

123

CBT CIR105-120

230V~

LLL123N

Max load 3500W

230V~ 230V~

LLL

123

CIR105-120

123

CBT CIR105-120

400V2~

LLL123N

Max load 6000W

400V2~ 400V2~

Output control with timer

Control with timer

Internal

CIR

General recommendations

Read these instructions carefully before using

the appliance for the ﬁrst time. Keep these in-

structions in a safe place for future reference.

The warranty is only valid if the units

are used in accordance with the Frico

installation and operating instructions

Area of use

The radiant heaters are primarily used to

create comfortable heating on terraces,

balconies, openair restaurants etc.

Protection class: IP24.

Positioning

The heaters must be placed so that they

enclose the area to be heated, see ﬁg. 1 and 2.

The normal assembly height is 2–2,5 metres

above the ground/ﬂoor.

A rule of thumb for infrared heaters

equipped with metal tubular elements is that

750–1000 W/m² increases the experienced

temperature by about 10 °C. The output

demand can be reduced if the area to be

heated is protected. If the area only has a

roof, at least 1000 W/m² should be installed.

750 W/m² is sufﬁcient if the area has three

walls. For enclosed areas, the output demand

must be calculated. A green house for

example requires 250-300 W/m². Optimum

comfort is achieved if the heat is distributed

from at least two directions.

Mounting

Mounting is very easy using the two brackets

(supplied as standard), which can be

mounted on the ceiling or wall in different

angles. When angle mounting CIR on the

ceiling, standard brackets can not be used

(the distance to the ceiling will be smaller

than the minimum distance 150 mm). The

distance between the brackets is adjustable

and can be chosen according to the most

appropriate place for installation. CIR can

also be suspended from wires. For minimum

mounting distance, see Fig. 3.

• CIR may only be mounted horizontally!

• The mounting brackets enable mounting

in three different angles for ceiling or wall

mounting. Parallel to the wall/ceiling, 18° or

36° angle.

• Choose the desired angle and fasten the

bracket onto wall or ceiling. The holes are

Ø5 mm, c-c distance is 25 mm.

• Fasten the heaters, snap into the brackets

and secure it by tightening the securing

screws (104 mm long) and the domed nuts

(spanner width 7 mm).

Electrical installation

The electrical installation should be

permanent and carried out by a qualiﬁed

electrician in conformity with prevailing

regulations. The CIR must be preceded by

an all-pole switch. CIR must not be placed

directly under a wall-outlet! A terminal block,

which enables connection to other heaters is

situated on the same end of the heater as the

name plate.

Please note that the inlet must be tight. A

cable of EKK or EKLK type or similar must be

used.

Minimum cross section area:

230V

protected by 10A (up to 2 kW) - min. 1,5mm²

protected by 16A (2—3,5 kW) - min. 2,5 mm²

400V

protected by 10A (up to 4kW) - min. 1,5 mm²

protected by 1 6A (4—6 kW) - min. 2,5 mm²

Start up (E)

When the unit is used for the ﬁrst time or

after a long period of disuse, smoke or odour

may result from dust or dirt that has collected

on the element. This is completely normal

and disappears after a short time.

Mounting and assembly instruction

CIR

Maintenance

The heater is on the whole made of rustproof

material and usually does not require any

maintenance. Pollution can in the long run

dull the reﬂectors somewhat. This however

has very little affect on its function. If the

heater is very dirty it can be cleaned with

compressed air. If the reﬂector remains

dirty it must be replaced by an authorized

repairman. The reﬂector must not be polished

as this may damage the protective surface.

Residual current circuit breaker (E)

When the installation is protected by means

of a residual current circuit breaker, which

trips when the appliance is connected,

this may be due to moisture in the heating

element. When an appliance containing a

heater element has not been used for a long

period or stored in a damp environment,

moisture can enter the element.

This should not be seen as a fault, but is

simply rectiﬁed by connecting the appliance

to the mains supply via a socket without a

safety cut-out, so that the moisture can be

eliminated from the element. The drying

time can vary from a few hours to a few days.

As a preventive measure, the unit should

occasionally be run for a short time when it is

not being used for extended periods of time.

Safety

• For all installations of electrically heated

products should a residual current circuit

breaker 300 mA for ﬁre protection be used.

• The unit must not be mounted near

curtains or other ﬂammable material.

• This appliance can be used by children

aged from 8 years and above and persons

with reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities or lack of experience

and knowledge if they have been given

supervision or instruction concerning

use of the appliance in a safe way and

understand the hazards involved. Children

shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning

and user maintenance shall not be made

by children without supervision.

CIR

Main ofﬁce

Frico AB Tel: +46 31 336 86 00

Box 102

SE-433 22 Partille [email protected]

Sweden www.frico.se

For latest updated information and information

about your local contact: www.frico.se

20170928 HH/CH

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