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General| Capacity | 50 liters |
|---|---|
| Power | 1500 W |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Maximum working pressure | 8 bar |
| Maximum working temperature | 75°C |
| Weight | 16 kg |
| Protection class | IPX3 |
| Heating Element | Copper |
| Thermostat | Adjustable |
| Safety Features | Safety valve |
Details the warranty periods for different cylinder models and conditions.
Explains the internal mechanisms, thermostats, and thermal cut-outs controlling the water heating.
Outlines the various options and contents supplied for different Ariston unvented cylinder models.
Specifies requirements for using approved materials and ensuring wholesome water supply.
Details compliance with G3 regulation and notification requirements for unvented systems.
Offers advice on solar thermal circuit connections and general installation principles.
Explains the function of strainers, pressure reducers, and the importance of adequate supply.
Provides guidelines on locating the cylinder, floor strength, vertical positioning, and access for maintenance.
Presents detailed dimensional data and weights for various cylinder models in a table.
Details pipework sizing, isolating valves, flushing requirements, and expansion vessel installation.
Explains the function and fitting of the cold water combination valve, including balancing ports.
Recommends pipe sizing for outlets and connections to services like baths and showers.
Discusses fitting a secondary return system, including non-return valves and pumps.
Provides critical safety rules for installing discharge pipes from relief valves, including sizing and termination.
Outlines electrical installation requirements, focusing on the ProTech anti-corrosion system and power supply.
Includes wiring diagrams for single and dual element immersion heaters and their connections.
Provides troubleshooting steps for the ProTech system's LED indicators and replacement procedures.
Instructs to identify the cause of thermal cut-out operation before resetting.
Recommends replacing scaled immersion heaters and using scale reducers for hard water areas.
Details checks for line strainers, expansion vessels, and pressure relief valves.
Advises on setting thermostats to the correct temperature range for optimal performance and longevity.
Outlines the procedure for draining the cylinder, checking magnesium anodes, and thermal cut-outs.
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