Kerbl 223582 Manual De Instrucciones página 23

Table 1: Frost protection heating cable – power 16 W / m at 230 VAC
Type
DCHK-001
DCHK-002
DCHK-004
DCHK-005
DCHK-008
DCHK-012
DCHK-014
DCHK-018
DCHK-024
DCHK-036
DCHK-037
DCHK-049
6. Roll out the heating cable and place it on the ground in the way it will be mounted on the pipe later.
• The heating cable must not be 600 mm shorter or longer than the pipe.
• Do not lay the heating cable twisted.
Preparing the power supply:
7. mount the socket in a protected (indoor) area.
Danger!
• The heating cable connection must be at a 230 V socket with protective contact. This must be pro-
tected with a B10 A or B16 A MCB. A separate 30 mA RCD circuit breaker should also be provided. A
combined RCD/MCB with adequate tripping characteristic may be used. The RCD circuit breaker must
only supply the circuits intended for the heating cable.
8. Form a drip loop with the power cord after the mains socket in order to avoid condensate entering the
socket.
Mount the heating cable and thermostat:
9. attach the thermostat at the coldest end of the pipe, place
the heating cable on the underside of the pipe and affix the
heating cable to the pipe in intervals of max. 200 mm using
PVC insulating tape. (Fig. 7). The thermostat and the entire
heating cable must be in contact with the pipe and fit tightly.
The heating cable may not be wound around the pipe.
Only any leftover length may be wound around the pipe at
the end area.
Length (m) Watts (W)
1 16
2 32
4 64
5 80
8 128
12 192
14 224
18 288
24 384
36 576
37 592
49 784
Resistance (Ω) at +20 ° C, (-5
%, +10 %)
3306
1653
827
662
413
276
236
184
138
91.3
89.4
67.5
23
Current
(Amp)
0.07
0.14
0.28
0.35
0.56
0.83
0.97
1.25
1.67
2.52
2.57
3.41
Fig. 2
Thermostat installed clo-
sely to the pipe