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General| Power | 13 kW |
|---|---|
| Water Connection | 1/2 inch |
| Weight | 1.6 kg |
| Material | Plastic |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Capacity | N/A (Instantaneous) |
The instantaneous water heater heats water as it flows through the appliance.
Provides information on output selector, partial load, full load, and draw-off volume.
Warning about scalding risk at temperatures over 43 °C and supervision for vulnerable users.
Measures to take before putting the appliance back into use after water supply interruption.
Details maximum mixed water capacities based on cold water temperature and output stages.
Guidance on setting twin lever and mono-lever taps for partial and full load operation.
Basic troubleshooting steps: checking fuses, taps, and providing details from the type plate.
Instructions for cleaning the casing and emphasizing qualified personnel for electrical maintenance.
Advice on keeping and passing on instructions for future users or maintenance.
Lists and diagrams of all components and parts of the appliance.
Describes the hydraulically regulated instantaneous water heater and its control system.
Warning about air in the cold water supply and measures to prevent damage.
Details regulations, water and electrical installation requirements, and protection ratings.
Factory preparation for power connection and suitability for oversink/undersink installation.
Specifies ideal location: vertical, flush with wall, in a frost-free room.
Steps to open the appliance, remove the back panel, and trim the power cable.
Instructions for marking, securing the mounting bracket, and inserting studs.
Steps for sealing nipples, sliding back panel, and securing the appliance to the wall.
Guidance on connecting threaded fittings, flushing lines, and not using shut-off valves for flow control.
Instructions for connecting the power cable to the terminal strip and earthing the appliance.
Final step: clicking the lower part of the back panel into place.
Steps for filling, venting, activating safety limiter, and switching on mains power.
Detailed steps for routing power cable through unfinished walls from below.
Instructions for power cable entry through finished walls and IP rating change.
Usage with other electrical equipment and connection of maximum demand relay.
Instructions for fitting taps, support plate, pipes, and preparing the appliance cap.
Detailed technical specifications including output, current, starting volumes, and pressure limits.
Information on electrical resistance and conductivity of water for different reference temperatures.
Troubleshooting steps for no voltage or insufficient start-up volume.
Remedy for contamination or scaling of perlators in taps or shower heads.
Contractor troubleshooting for low pressure or contamination in Stage II.
Contractor troubleshooting for start-up volume issues with the throughput controller.
Contractor troubleshooting for safety limiter activation or heating system faults.
Lists specific ZANKER taps (D 149, D 159, D 169) for instantaneous water heaters.
Details the mounting frame for creating a 30mm gap for electrical connections.
Set for vertical offset of appliance relative to water connection.
Set for replacing gas water heaters with existing connections.
For priority control with other electrical equipment like storage heaters.
Information on warranty terms, conditions, and the requirement for qualified installation.
Guidelines for the disposal of obsolete appliances and recycling.
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