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Viessmann Vitosol100
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2.4Selection of collector types
Vitosol 250
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VITOSOL
Vitosol250
We recommendVitosol250 vacuum
Design information regarding the installation location for collectors
tube collectors as preferred option for
installation on flat roofs or on walls
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For
installations
on
walls
,
balconies
or
balustrades, we recommend you size
the collector area some 20
% greater due
to the steep inclination of the collectors.
Note
Collectors are no replacement for
banisters.
However, collectors may also be
installed on pitched roofs (vacuum tubes
may be positioned at right angles or
parallel to the ridge of the roof).
Viessmann offers universal fastening
systems which can be used for almost
all types of roofing and which simplify
installation on roofs and walls.
Note
The collector system meets the
following static load requirements:
Flat roofs
H Snow load zone 1 and 2 completely
H Snow load zone 3,
up to 700 m above sea level
H Snow load zone 4,
up to 500 m above sea level
Pitched roofs
H Snow load zone 1 and 2 completely
H Snow load zone 3,
up to 800 m above sea level
H Snow load zone 4,
up to 600 m above sea level
Observe the notes on page 30.
A Connection housing
B Vacuum tube
C Base rail
BCA
961
AB
C
H Install the collectors on a
south−facing wall, where possible.
A Connection housing
B Vacuum tube
C Base rail
Note
Size the collector area 20
% larger.
A
B
C
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