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Spirotech SPIROVENT SUPERIOR S250 - User Manual

Spirotech SPIROVENT SUPERIOR S250
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SPIROVENT
®
SUPERIOR S250
Maximising Performance for You
74.358_00_EN
EN
User Manual

Table of Contents

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Summary

1 Introduction

Unit Description

Provides an overview of the SpiroVent Superior S250 as an automatic vacuum degasser.

Intended Use

Details the purpose of the unit for removing dissolved and free gases from heating and cooling systems.

Manual Guidance

Instructions for reading and using the manual, including language and disclaimer information.

Scope of Delivery

Lists all items included in the package with the SpiroVent Superior S250 unit.

1 Introduction (Continued)

Document Symbols

Explains the meaning of symbols used in the manual for warnings, cautions, and notes.

Related Documents

Lists associated documents and their corresponding document numbers for further reference.

2 Safety

Safety Instructions

Directs users to the safety instructions document and emphasizes compliance with local regulations.

3 Technical Specifications

Operating Conditions

Defines the suitable operating environment and fluid types for the unit.

General Specifications

Details physical attributes like weight, noise level, and fluid connection size.

Operating Characteristics

Lists key performance parameters such as system pressure, temperature, and conductivity.

Electrical Specifications

Provides information on voltage, frequency, protection class, and power consumption.

3 Technical Specifications (Continued)

Performance Specifications

Specifies the nominal degassing condition and the unit's processing capacity.

Unit Dimensions

Presents the physical dimensions (width, height, depth) of the SpiroVent Superior S250.

3 Technical Specifications (Continued)

Required Free Space

Indicates the minimum clearance necessary around the unit for proper installation and maintenance.

4 Installation

Installation Conditions

Outlines the environmental and system requirements for installing the unit.

Installation Instructions

Provides a step-by-step procedure for installing the unit, from unpacking to connecting.

4 Installation (Continued)

Positioning Drilling Template

Guidance on using the template for accurate wall marking before drilling.

Preparing Wall Mounting

Details on drilling holes and preparing the wall surface for unit attachment.

4 Installation (Continued)

Mounting Unit to Wall

Instructions for securely fixing the unit to the wall and checking the air vent orientation.

4 Installation (Continued)

Installing Branch Lines

Procedure for creating and connecting branch lines to the main system.

Connecting System Lines

Instructions for correctly attaching the inlet and outlet lines to the unit.

Connecting BMS (Optional)

Steps for integrating a Building Management System (BMS) with the unit.

4 Installation (Continued)

Guiding BMS Cable

Instructions for safely routing the BMS cable into the unit's housing.

Connecting BMS to Control Panel

Details on connecting the BMS cable to the designated connector on the control panel.

5 Commissioning

Commissioning Instructions

Overall procedure for commissioning, including filling, deaerating, and activating.

Open Inlet Line

Procedure for opening the inlet valve and performing leakage checks.

Deaeration Procedure

Steps to remove air from the unit, including important safety warnings about hot parts.

5 Commissioning (Continued)

Open Outlet Line

Procedure for opening the outlet valve.

Activate Unit

Instructions for connecting power and initiating the unit's operation, referencing status indicators.

6 Operation

User Interface Overview

Detailed description of the control panel layout, including buttons, display, and indicator LEDs.

6 Operation (Continued)

Buttons and Indicators

Explains the function of each button and the purpose of various indicators.

Status Indicator LEDs

Defines the meaning of different LED colors (Green, Orange, Red) for status feedback.

Operating Modes

Describes the unit's various operating modes: Standby, Active Degassing, and Pump Test.

6 Operation (Continued)

Automatic Eco Mode

Explains the functionality and activation of the Automatic Eco Mode for reduced runtime.

Function Codes

Details how the unit signals warnings and errors using codes and LEDs, and how to reset them.

6 Operation (Continued)

Booster Function

Information on automatic and manual activation of the booster function for intensive degassing.

Last Fill-Time

Parameter indicating the time taken to fill the vessel at the end of a degassing cycle.

Pump Input Signal

Indicates the actual pump set-point value.

Pump Feedback Signal

Indicates the unit's actual energy consumption.

Total Degassing Hours

Explains the representation and calculation of accumulated degassing time.

6 Operation (Continued)

Weekend Break Function

Describes the feature to prevent the unit from operating during weekends.

Default Degassing Settings

Lists the factory default settings for start time, running times, and booster functions.

6 Operation (Continued)

User Settings and Menu Items

Details all user-configurable settings available through the menu system.

Starting Up the Unit

Provides instructions for activating the unit from its standby mode.

6 Operation (Continued)

Shutting Down the Unit

Procedure for safely stopping the unit and disconnecting power.

Navigating Control Panel Display

Explains how to move through the unit's menu and access different settings.

Changing Settings

Steps for modifying user-configurable parameters using the control panel.

Resetting Warnings or Errors

Method for manually clearing warnings or error codes displayed by the unit.

7 Description

Unit Component Overview

Diagram and list identifying all the physical components of the SpiroVent Superior S250.

7 Description (Continued)

PCB Overview

Illustrates the printed circuit board (PCB) of the control panel, showing connectors and components.

7 Description (Continued)

BMS Connector Details

Provides detailed information on the BMS connector pins (NO-C-NC) and their uses.

Power Cable Connector Identification

Identifies the power cable connector and its terminals for live, neutral, and earth connections.

7 Description (Continued)

Electrical Wiring Diagram

Presents the internal wiring schematic of the unit for electrical connections.

7 Description (Continued)

Degassing Process Principle

Explains the working mechanism of the degassing process, including vacuum and air release phases.

CE and UK CA Marking

Clarifies the meaning of CE and UK CA markings and their implications for compliance.

7 Description (Continued)

Unit Identification

Describes how to identify the unit and find its specifications on the type plate.

Type Plate Information

Details the specific information provided on the unit's identification type plate.

7 Description (Continued)

Location of Type Plate

Visually indicates the exact position of the type plate on the unit's exterior.

8 Access to Parts

Accessing Internal Components

Overview of the procedures required to access hydraulic parts and the control panel PCB.

Removing or Installing Cover

Instructions for the safe removal and reattachment of the unit's outer cover.

Accessing Hydraulic Parts

Steps to gain access to the unit's hydraulic components via the control panel.

8 Access to Parts (Continued)

Accessing Control Panel PCB

Procedure for reaching the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) by removing the backplate.

9 Maintenance

Maintenance Instructions

General guidelines for performing preventive maintenance tasks and checks.

Maintenance Schedule

Outlines the recommended schedule for tasks, their frequency, and relevant references.

9 Maintenance (Continued)

Taking Unit Out of Operation

Steps to safely shut down the unit and disconnect it from power for maintenance.

Closing System Valves

Procedure for isolating the unit by closing its inlet and outlet valves.

Draining the Unit

Instructions for safely emptying the unit of its water content, including safety precautions.

9 Maintenance (Continued)

Cleaning Y-Strainer (Filter)

Step-by-step guide for cleaning the Y-strainer filter element.

Replacing Automatic Air Vent

Instructions for removing and installing a new automatic air vent component.

10 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Instructions

Guidance on effectively using the troubleshooting table to diagnose and resolve issues.

Function Codes Explained

Details on error/warning codes, their classification, and methods for resetting them.

10 Troubleshooting (Continued)

Troubleshooting Table (Part 1)

A table listing common problems, their potential causes, and recommended solutions.

10 Troubleshooting (Continued)

Troubleshooting Table (Part 2)

Continues the problem-cause-solution table for various error codes and operational issues.

10 Troubleshooting (Continued)

Cleaning the Spray Nozzle

Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the unit's spray nozzle to ensure proper function.

10 Troubleshooting (Continued)

Unblocking the Pump

Procedure to follow if the pump becomes jammed or blocked.

Cleaning Outlet Check Valve

Instructions for cleaning the check valve component on the unit's outlet.

10 Troubleshooting (Continued)

Cleaning the Venturi

Steps for cleaning the venturi and checking it for any signs of damage.

Removing the Venturi

Instructions on how to safely detach the venturi component from the unit.

10 Troubleshooting (Continued)

Removing Top T-bend

Procedure for safely removing the top T-bend fitting from the unit.

Removing the Pump

Step-by-step guide for detaching and removing the pump assembly.

10 Troubleshooting (Continued)

Removing Bottom T-bend

Instructions for safely removing the bottom T-bend fitting.

11 Guarantee

Terms of Guarantee

Details the warranty period and conditions under which the guarantee is valid.

12 Spare Parts

Replacing a Part

General procedure for ordering and correctly replacing a spare part.

Spare Parts Diagram

Illustrates the locations of various replaceable components within the unit.

12 Spare Parts (Continued)

Spare Parts List

A comprehensive list of all available spare parts with their respective article numbers.

13 Maintenance Card

Maintenance Card Template

A form designed to record inspection dates, technician details, and maintenance performed.

14 EC Declaration of Conformity

EC Declaration of Conformity

Official document confirming the unit's compliance with European Union directives and standards.

15 UK Declaration of Conformity

UK Declaration of Conformity

Official document confirming the unit's compliance with United Kingdom legislation and standards.

Spirotech SPIROVENT SUPERIOR S250 Specifications

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BrandSpirotech
ModelSPIROVENT SUPERIOR S250
CategoryWater System
LanguageEnglish