Start Up - Bradley Keltech SNA Serie Manual Del Usuario

SNA-Series Tankless Heater
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Start Up

WARNING Make sure the circuit breaker for the heater is OFF.
Be sure that plumbing and electrical are complete per Start Up Check List.
A
Slowly turn on water supply to the unit
with the enclosure door open and the
circuit breaker in the off position .
Slowly turn on the water outlet valve,
activate the connected process requiring
heated water (faucet, shower, etc .), then
B
flush the system for 5 minutes to ensure all
air is purged from the system .
NOTICE! Failure to bleed air properly
will damage elements and
cause heater malfunction.
Turn off the connected process and
C
check the entire system to verify leak-free
installation .
D
Close enclosure door and secure .
Depress the Emergency Stop Button .
E
If your heater has the EXP2CFPM
option and is located in a Class I
Division 2 area, please review Special
Installation & Operation Instructions
section for all proper electrical
connections and sealing to ensure
the installation will provide proper
protection. Proceed to Step F once you
have completed the steps in the Special
Installation & Operation Instructions or if
you do not have this option .
10
F
G
H
NOTICE! If your heater is mounted in an area
6/10/2016
Energize the electrical service to the unit
by switching on the circuit breaker .
Pull out Emergency Stop Button .
After a six second discharge from the
TepidGuard overshoot purge system, the
unit is now in the ready-state .
Turn on the connected process; observe
output temperature rise to setpoint .
Top portion of temperature controller
displays output temperature, bottom
displays setpoint temperature (setpoint
temp is not adjustable on SNA Models).
When startup is complete, leave circuit
breaker in the ON position and the
I
Emergency Stop Button on the door
pulled out . The Green power light should
be illuminated .
where freezing temperatures are possible,
an ENHT Freeze Protection Option is
strongly recommended and the heater
must be powered at all times to be
Freeze Protected. If continuous power is
not possible, do not allow the heater to
remain full of water. Freezing of the heater
can cause serious damage.
Bradley • 215-1815 Rev. E; ECN 16-17-016
Installation