Electrical Connection; Mains Power Supply; Functional Check - POWERcondens KP 50 Bedienungsanleitung

Installation, Commissioning
vided for connecting the condensate dis-
charge pipe (Figure 1, item 3).
•
Connect the condensate inlet pipe to the inlet
opening (Figure 1, item 1).
•
Connect the condensate discharge pipe to the
discharge non-return valve (Figure 1, item 3).
6.4

Electrical connection

DANGER! Danger of electric shock!
Electrical connection may only be car-
ried out by an electrician authorised by
the local electricity supply company
and in accordance with the applicable
local regulations (e.g. VDE regula-
tions).
The mains current, the current type and the volt-
age of the mains connection must match the de-
tails on the name plate.
6.5

Mains power supply

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Connection voltage 1~230V.
•
Fuse on mains side 10A slow-blow.
•
Residual-current-operated protection switch
acc. to IEC 345.
6.6 Electrical connection alarm
DANGER! Risk of fatal injury!!
Improper electrical connections can
lead to fatal electrical shocks. Electri-
cal connection may only be carried out
by an electrician authorised by the
local electricity supply company and in
accordance with the applicable local
regulations (e.g. VDE regulations). Be-
fore establishing the electrical connec-
tion, ensure the unit is disconnected
from the power supply.
NOTE! When connecting the alarm
cable to the condensing boiler or the
alarm switchgear, observe the corre-
sponding operating instructions for
the device.
•
Connect an alarm cable to the connection of
the condensing boiler.
•
Earth the system according to regulations.
•
The alarm contact is factory-set as a potential-
free switchover contact.
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CAUTION! Risk of damage!
The alarm contact must be connected
in order to ensure that the whole sys-
tem switches off in case of an over-
flow. Failure to ensure that the alarm
contact is connected could result in
you being held liable for the results of
such a situation.
7 Commissioning
NOTE! The unit may only be commis-
sioned if the applicable local regula-
tions and requirements (e. g. VDE
specifications)
specifications have been fulfilled.
CAUTION! Risk of damage!
The transport securing mechanism
blocks the function of the floater.
There is a risk of the unit overflowing.
Before commissioning the condensate
lifting unit, the transport securing
mechanism (Figure 1, item 6) must be
removed in order to ensure that the
unit functions properly. Pull out the
two plastic clips on the left and right
hand sides of the device to remove
them. When pulling out the transport
securing mechanism, hold the device
steady with your other hand.
7.1

Functional check

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Plug in the mains plug.
•
Fill the unit with clean water and check that
the pumping sequence starts when the water
reaches the cut-in level.
•
Check that the pumping sequence stops as
soon as the water level reaches the cut-off
level. To check the unit's alarm function, fill it
with clean water until the water level reaches
the alarm level and the alarm switch is trig-
gered.
NOTE! In order to avoid increased
running noise and protect the unit,
there must be no dirt in the conden-
sate lifting unit.
and all connection
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