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IDEAL Solar Thermal
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54
INSTALLATION
Solar Thermal - Installation and Servicing
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COMMISSIONING OF THE SOLAR PUMP STATION
WARNING. Do not commission the Ideal Solar System in direct
sunlight, it is recommended that system is commissioned early
morning or evening; failing this the collectors may be covered
with a tarpaulin to prevent excessive temperature. The system
should not be commissioned when there is a risk of frost.
The Ideal Solar System is supplied with heat transfer uid and
is pre-mixed and ready to use. The heat transfer uid ensures
reliable operation, high vapour reliability and protects against
freezing.
IMPORTANT. ONLY IDEAL HEAT TRANSFER FLUID MUST
BE USED WITH THE IDEAL SOLAR SYSTEMS.
Safety - Heat Transfer Fluid
- Use undiluted only.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
- If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show
the label adhered to the container.
The heat transfer uid is non-corrosive and bio degradable.
Flushing the Solar System Preparations
The Ideal Solar System must be ushed with heat transfer uid
to remove any debris before commissioning.
Use a suitable lling pump, capable of producing 2 bar with
lter, such as an electric solar pump, manual hand pump or an
attachment to a power tool.
1. connect ushing pipes to the ll and drain valves on the
side of the ow limiter by replacing the caps with the hose
connectors.
2. Open the ll and drain valves.
3. Using a screwdriver esnure the adjustment screw below
the pump is in the veritcal position.
4. Turn the left gauge thermometer dial anti clockwise by 45°
to manually open the non return valve.
5. Turn the right gauge thermometer dial anti clockwise by
90° to manually close the non return valve.
The system is now ready to be ushed to remove any debris.
6. Once the solar system has been ushed, open the right
gauge thermometer dial by turning clockwise by 90º
ensuring the centre point is at the top vertical position.
7. Close the lling and drain valve on the ow limiter and
pressurise the solar system until 1.5 - 2.0 bar system
pressure is reached.
8. Open the left gauge thermometer dial by turning clockwise
by 45°, ensuring the centre point is at the top vertical
position.
Ensure that all valves are in the open position on the solar
system.
Check all joints for any leaks.
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INSTALLATION
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