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Enclosed documentation (flow rate curves, op-
erating characteristic diagrams, dimension sheet,
spare parts list, spare parts drawing and Declara-
tion of Incorporation)
Type label
Maximum burner capacity, gas type – see type label.
type
ECOMAX
nom capacity
kW
fuel
Installation
CAUTION
We recommend that lifting gear be used for instal-
lation due to the weight involved.
▷
With the ECOMAX
®
..C, the air guide tube is sup-
plied separately to prevent transport damage
or is fitted with extra transport protection. See
attached documentation.
Installation on the furnace
▷
The burner has three connectors for air and one
for flue gas. During installation, the burner must
be aligned appropriately (flue gas upwards or
to the side).
ECOMAX
®
for direct heating systems
▷
For a direct heating system, the flue gas guide
tube FGT-Set..D and the eductor EJEK are re-
quired, see page 14 (Accessories).
EJEK
FGT-Set..D
Remove the transport safety device.
▷
If the diameter of the furnace insulation is greater
than the outside diameter of the flue gas guide
tube, wrap the flue gas guide tube with a fibre
blanket before installing the burner.
3
4
2
5
▷
Tighten the nuts in two cycles in a crosswise
fashion, torque: 46 Nm.
▷
When installing, always ensure that when the
burner is mounted, it is sealed tightly on the
furnace.
Installing the eductor
▷
The eductor is mounted to the side of the burner.
▷
Align the eductor’s pressure test point to the
control side.
1
3
2
▷
Use the correct torque so that the housing is
not damaged.
Type
Torque
ECOMAX
®
1
26 Nm
ECOMAX
®
2
26 Nm
ECOMAX
®
3
30 Nm
ECOMAX
®
4
35 Nm
ECOMAX
®
5
35 Nm
▷
After installing the eductor, connect the
ECOMAX
®
to the air and gas circuits.
ECOMAX
®
for indirect heating systems
▷
For an indirect heating system, the ra-
diant tube SER, the segmented flame
tubes SICAFLEX
®
and
the flue gas connec-
tor FLUP are required, see page 14 (Acces-
sories).
