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General| Type | Thermal Store |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 230V, 50Hz |
| Heating Element Power | 3 kW |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 3 bar |
| Energy Rating | A |
| Thermostat | Adjustable |
Explains the PulsaCoil III appliance, its function, and how it operates using an off-peak heated thermal store.
Describes the construction and insulation of the thermal store, made of copper and insulated with Rockwool.
Details the cold water supply requirements, pressure range (1-3 bar preferred), and pipe sizing recommendations.
Details necessary control and safety equipment, noting WBS listing and non-requirement of non-return valves.
Information on the hot water flow rates (up to 35 L/min) and outlet temperature regulation to 55°C.
Explains pump speed control options for hard/soft water areas to prevent scale formation.
Lists the standard factory-fitted components of the PulsaCoil III appliance.
Describes additional equipment like left-handed units and overflow connections that can be specified.
Details the specifications of the 3kW low watts density immersion heaters and thermostats used.
Describes the schematic layout of hot and cold water services in typical dwellings.
Recommendations for taps and valves in mains pressure systems to prevent splashing.
Guides on pipe sizing for effective hot and cold water distribution based on BS6700.
Outlines requirements for shower mixing valves and back-syphonage protection.
Provides guidelines for hot and cold water supply to bidets, including air gap requirements.
Discusses the suitability of plastic pipework and recommends barrier pipe for service cover.
Outlines general principles for electrical installation design by a competent person according to BS 7671.
Key considerations regarding floor support, weight, and general installation before starting.
Instructions for making water connections, checking pressure, and ensuring correct pipework.
Guidelines for fitting and routing overflow or warning pipes from the cistern according to standards.
Information on setting the plate heat exchanger pump to maximum speed and replacement procedures.
Details the automatic regulation of the domestic hot water outlet temperature to 55°C.
Recommendations for cupboard size, insulation, and heat management for the appliance.
Instructions for filling the feed and expansion cistern with cold water to the correct level.
Detailed steps for connecting external wiring to the appliance's terminal blocks according to diagram.
Procedures for filling, flushing, and sterilising domestic water systems according to BS 6700.
Steps for filling the appliance with water and switching on electrical supplies to check operation.
Key recommendations and warnings for installation and commissioning, including pressure and thermostat checks.
Explanation of control panel indicator lights and manual reset button functions for fault indication.
Lists common fault conditions and their possible causes for troubleshooting the appliance.
Details fault indications from the pump speed control PCB related to temperature errors and processor issues.
Information on maintenance requirements, recommending periodic checks of the top-up cistern water level.
Information on how good plumbing practice can reduce water-related costs and waste.
Visuals and text illustrating water flow rates for taps and mixers with and without regulators.
Visuals and text illustrating water flow rates for showers, comparing unregulated and regulated flows.
Details different regulator options for fitting to fixed shower heads or flexible hoses.
Lists four distinct fixing options for regulators designed for taps and mixers.
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