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ZENIT 

TYPE TUBE RADIANT HEATER 

User’s Manual

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The ZENIT tube radiant heater can be controlled manually or automatically�

At manual control:

the electrical supply of appliance is interrupted manually, based on sense of temperature: Centrally, at each heating zones by a common 

box Individually, at each appliances separately�

 

Automatic control:

Automatic control of temperature is acomplished by a temperature regulator, which switch on and off the appliance automatically trough 

the electrical input of its according to the requested heat sensation�This temperature regulator – temperature reg temperature 

sensor - can be programmable or simple one� The automatic control can be: 

 

Traditional (2-point) regulation - -with Honeywell S4965R or SIT 579 DBC electronics

 

→ 3-points regulation (on ; 50%-60% ; off )  - with SIT 579 DBC electronics and 840SIGMA solenoid valve  

 

Modulation - with SIT 579 DBC electronics and 845SIGMA  solanoid valve 

3-point regulation:

Principle: during the operation of appliance 3 modes are possible, 100% or 60% of power or off mode (standby position).

The regulation made by thermostat, which senses the temperature changing and turns on the 100%, 60% power or turns off the appli

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ance. The appliance always starts the operation with 100% power and when the sensed temperature reaches the adjusted temperature 

on the thermostat, then it automatically reduces the power to the preadjusted minimum 60%. The heating goes on with this power, and 

if this power is enough for keeping of temperature then it stayes in this mode� If this input is still big for the heating, then the thermostat 

turns off the appliance. If the temperature is decreasing (e.g. opened door) then the thermostat resets the power of appliance to the 100% 

This kind of re  gulation makes it possible that the nedeed sensation of temperature be continously served during an economical operation�

That the reduced input can be 50% or 60%,it depend on the length of pipes and the temperature of exiting combustion products in every 

case.

Type of temperature controller: so called 3-point control thermostat.

Modulation control

There are three states according to operation of appliance: Out off operation, operation between performance of 100% and 50% or 

maximum (100%) performance� Is the control of appliance by the thermostat which can sense the room temperature� The thermostat can 

control the black tube radiant heater according to needed set up temperature� (The detailed manual of thermostat can be found supplied 

with thermostat) When the thermostat send a sign than the heater starts with maximum performance (this time is minimum 30 sec) The 

appliance keeps this performance till the difference is between temperature of room and the setted temperature is 3°C degrees, than the 

control begin degrease the performance of appliance without any stage continuously to 50% of performance where the control keeps it 

during this time till the temperature reaches the setted temperature. After these the thermostat sut off the appliance. Type of thermostat 

can be: only use capable type of control which can handle the modulation control�(e�g�: FP-MOD type by Pakole Trade Kft�)

18. picture: Connection points of SIT 579 DBC automatic burner control box

Control of appliance

Summary of Contents for ZENIT Series

Page 1: ...PROPANE OR NATURAL GAS FIRED ZENIT TYPE TUBE RADIANT HEATER EN www pakole com Appliance types ZENIT 12 58kW Linear and U form types 009_001 003_011_180712_V001_EN User s Manual...

Page 2: ...nal accessories 11 Protective distances 12 Heat radiated area 12 Protective distances to be kept considering flammable materials 12 Combustion air supply 14 6 Exhaust system possibilities 14 7 Applian...

Page 3: ...ause serious bodily injuries or damages as follows burning explosion suffocation carbon monoxide poisoning electric shock and in extreme case death This appliance can only be used and serviced by such...

Page 4: ...animals from the equipment Never service mend such devices which are hot and during operation or electrical charged Never mount such air duct unit on front or back side of device which is not approved...

Page 5: ...ealer www pakole com and ask for further informa tions ATTENTION COMPULSORY EARTHING ATTENTION ONLY QUALIFIED PERSON CAUTION DANGER CAUTION ELECTRIC SUPPLY According to the installation project instal...

Page 6: ...ls etc The delivery must be made according to the following The package must be carefully secured in the loading space The package must be transferred in a closed space always keep packing parts away...

Page 7: ...90 elbow is allowed but it must be placed minimum 6m far from the burner U pipe execution tube radiant heater appliance see fig 2 At the U pipe appliance in case of non side wall placing execution wh...

Page 8: ...standard must be considered The mains connection can be executed by grounded plag or fixed properly installed phase null wires The appliance is phase sensitive for this reason the connection always m...

Page 9: ...ng goes on with this power and if this power is enough for keeping of temperature then it stayes in this mode If this input is still big for the heating then the thermostat turns off the appliance If...

Page 10: ...next opera tion begin when the room temperature degrease the adjusted temperature minus 3 C Than the appliance start with at high performance 100 minimum 30 sec This type of regulation makes it possi...

Page 11: ...n death injury or property damage Protective distances 7 picture Explanation of heat radiated area Heat radiated area Protective distances to be kept considering flammable materials 8 picture Fire pro...

Page 12: ...of installation Maximal angle at a complete appliance max 30 Suspension After determining the number and exact position of appliances and hangers you have to provide for hanging them at a minimum of...

Page 13: ...stances dirt oil etc which can damage the fan and pipe system Example for outside combustion air supply Tube length for combustion air supply 6 meter with one elbow from 100 mm diameter tube 15 m with...

Page 14: ...ce s power When the pressure is suitable after 30 seconds the sparking happens and the solenoid valve opens in this way the gas catches fire In case during 5 seconds sparking ignition the continuous f...

Page 15: ...econds sparking ignition the continuous flame shape is stabilized and stable electrical signal is come back from the electrode the appliance operates and the green control lamp is lighting During oper...

Page 16: ...ing and resetting the power supply It is advisable to make a maintenance contract for the proper maintenance or call our qualified service department for regular mainte nance ATTENTION Before any main...

Page 17: ...llow water or water spray to enter the appliance ATTENTION In case you would like to operate your appliance by another type of gas e g by Natural gas instead of Propane gas then contact the local auth...

Page 18: ...12 m 14 74 m 7 62 m 17 67 m 9 05 m 20 59 m 10 55 m ZENIT 12 12 6 x x ZENIT 14 14 1 x x ZENIT 16 15 8 x x x x ZENIT 18 18 3 x x x x ZENIT 20 19 8 x x x x ZENIT 22 22 7 x x x x ZENIT 24 24 4 x x x x ZEN...

Page 19: ...2 12 ZENIT 28 28 2 2 96 2 36 2 28 ZENIT 30 30 6 3 21 2 56 2 47 ZENIT 32 31 9 3 35 2 67 2 58 ZENIT 34 34 6 3 63 2 89 2 8 ZENIT 36 36 5 3 83 3 05 2 95 ZENIT 38 38 1 4 00 3 18 3 08 ZENIT 40 39 6 4 16 3 3...

Page 20: ...NIT 31 20 31 9 20 1 3 35 2 11 2 67 1 68 2 58 1 62 ZENIT 34 21 34 6 21 1 3 63 2 22 2 89 1 76 2 8 1 71 ZENIT 36 22 36 5 22 7 3 83 2 38 3 05 1 9 2 95 1 83 ZENIT 38 23 38 1 23 2 4 2 44 3 18 1 94 3 08 1 88...

Page 21: ...Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 63 8 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 50 7 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at min...

Page 22: ...Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 61 3 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 51 2 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at mi...

Page 23: ...7 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 3 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 52 7 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Page 24: ...4 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 5 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 54 6 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Page 25: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 69 5 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 55 3 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Page 26: ...8 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 65 4 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 56 5 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Page 27: ...Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 63 8 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 52 4 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at mi...

Page 28: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 61 3 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 53 3 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Page 29: ...Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 3 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 54 4 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at mi...

Page 30: ...0 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 62 5 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 55 9 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at m...

Page 31: ...Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 69 5 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 56 7 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at mi...

Page 32: ...97 Minimum heat output as percentage of nominal heat output 65 4 Radiant factor Envelop losses Radiant factor at nominal heat output RFnom 57 6 Envelope insulation class U 0 0 W m2K Radiant factor at...

Page 33: ...iler or service station The regular maintenance is the owner s responsibility The manufacturer does not assume the responsibility in case of accidentally happened or directly caused mistake respective...

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