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INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION AREA

Select the best possible orientation for the solar collectors (ide-

ally facing south). Avoid positions that are shaded by plants, 

trees, buildings or hills, etc. during the day.

In systems in which the summer load is predominant (produc-

tion of domestic hot water) aim the collector from east to west 

with a variable inclination from 20° to 60°. The ideal direction is 

southwards, with inclination equal to the latitude of the location 

-10°. If the system sustains the greatest thermal load in the 

winter (as in systems that combine domestic hot water pro-

duction with central heating), install the collectors facing south 

(or south-east or south-west) at an angle greater than 35°. The 

ideal orientation is southwards, at an angle equal to the latitude 

of the location plus 10°.

Remove all gravel and detritus from the surface on which the 

system is to be installed.

Do not use flat roof or sloping roof mounting frames to install 

any other equipment. They are designed only for use with 

T

 solar water heating systems.

The installation of the solar field changes the pre-existing 

structure of the roof. It is necessary to check and possibly 

adapt all the roof elements to prevent any seepages or dam-

ages caused by wind and/or snow.

>1,5 m

>1,5 m

Collectors must be installed at a safety distance from 

active parts of electric lines and electric systems as re-

quired by the laws and regulations in force in the country 

of installation.

In the absence of specific rules, the minimum installation dis-

tance required minus the side movements of conductors due 

to the action of the wind and of the lowering in height due to 

thermal conditions is as follows:

H

Voltage range

H

< 1 kV

3

m

1 ÷ 30 kV

3,5

m

30 ÷ 132 kV

5

m

< 132 kV

7

m

Contact with open, live electrical wires may lead to elec-

trocution and may even be fatal.

Non-electrical works near live unprotected electric ducts 

with which a contact is possible must be carried out in 

accordance with laws and regulations in force in the 

country of installation.

Summary of Contents for TSOL 25/4 FLEX

Page 1: ...TSOL 25 4 FLEX INSTALLER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTRE AND USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ... T in this instruction manual and that it conforms to all applicable laws and standards b This product must only be used for the purpose for which it is designed and made as specified by T T declines all responsibility contractual or other for damage to property or injury to persons or ani mals caused by improper installation adjustment main tenance or use b All servicing and repairs must be perfo...

Page 3: ...hnical Assistance Centre to request a service call under warranty b Size the solar expansion tank so as to ensure complete absorption of the expansion of the fluid contained within the system with reference to the prevailing regulations on the matter In particular consider fluid characteris tics considerable fluctuation of service temperature and vapour that might be generated during solar collect...

Page 4: ...te 20127468 CODICE TIPO CP25TSS S N FABBRICATO IN ITALIA da Riello S p A 13000000 BAR CODE 128B Anno di produzione SERIALE PROGRESSIVO EN 12975 1 ISO 9806 Certif Serial N Model Codice Modello Matricola Codice Tipo Dimensioni Superficie lorda Superficie di apertura Superficie assorbitore Peso a vuoto Massima pressione di esercizio Contenuto liquido Massima concentrazione glicole Liquido termovettor...

Page 5: ...TION TSOL 25 4 FLEX Total area 2 301 m2 Exposed area 2 152 m2 Effective absorption area 2 140 m2 Water connections 2x 1 M 2x 1 F Ø Empty weight 44 0 kg Liquid content 1 7 l Recommended flow rate for each line per m2 of collec tor 30 l h x m2 Minimum flow rate for each line per m2 of collector 20 l h x m2 Maximum flow rate for each line per m2 of collector 200 l h x m2 Glass thickness 3 2 mm Thickn...

Page 6: ...or and the surrounding air and with total solar radiation of 1000 W m2 referred to the exposed area Pressure drop in solar collectors PRESSURE DROP mbar 10 0 20 30 40 50 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 15 10 5 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 FLOW RATE l h With antifreeze water mix of 33 3 66 7 and heat transfer medium temperature 20 C WIND AND SNOW LOADS ON COLLECTORS The maximum all...

Page 7: ... Installation HANDLING Separate the solar collector from the wooden pallet by removing the film wrapping Apply the data label provided in the document enve lope to the back of the solar collector Once you have removed the outer packaging proceed as fol lows to unpack and handle the solar collector Tilt the solar collector slightly and grip it at the four points shown A to lift it Use a hoist or ot...

Page 8: ...oof or sloping roof mounting frames to install any other equipment They are designed only for use with T solar water heating systems The installation of the solar field changes the pre existing structure of the roof It is necessary to check and possibly adapt all the roof elements to prevent any seepages or dam ages caused by wind and or snow 1 5 m 1 5 m b Collectors must be installed at a safety ...

Page 9: ...t cannot be drilled use ballasts not supplied fairly distributed on all the bearing points as shown in the figure kg Wind speed km h Inclination angle of solar col lectors Mass in kg distributed on the various bearing points to secure a collector from wind lifting 100 30 45 135 130 30 45 255 150 30 45 355 The indicated values are valid both for vertical and horizontal installation ...

Page 10: ...uit When tightening a fitting HOLD THE OPPOSITE FITTING STEADY WITH A SECOND TOOL to avoid damage seal ring Plug captive nut captive nut seal ring seal ring Plug captive nut seal ring Union captive nut When tightening a fitting HOLD THE OPPOSITE FITTING STEADY WITH A SECOND TOOL to avoid damage sensor pocket toward the heat transfer circuit from the heat transfer circuit captive nut Ring nut seal ...

Page 11: ... heat exchange circuit towards the exchanger must be made on the side of probe socket T of the last collector of the series see figure Lines of solar collectors can be connected either in series provided each line contains no more than 6 collectors or in parallel The complete circuit must always be hydraulically bal anced See the following sample layouts Connection between collectors must be carri...

Page 12: ...lve accessory 17 Heat transfer fluid recovery M Collector outlet R Collector return 3 1 1 R M C M 4 4 4 9 8 11 17 10 13 14 2 6 12 Valve group 5 7 15 16 T b If copper pipes are used joints must be hot brazed b We recommend the use of stainless steel pipes specially made for solar collectors for the outlet return and probe pipes The probe cable should be of the shielded type b Do not use plastic or ...

Page 13: ...system R M M T DEVICE CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE b The following operations must be exclusively performed by Technical Assistance Centre It is recommended to clean the glass once a year as the de posit of dust and leaves reduces system efficiency The collector must be cleaned with water or water and soap Dry the collector at the end of cleaning operations a Do not use abrasive products petrol or tri...

Page 14: ...ded To clean the glass once a year as the deposit of dust and leaves reduces system efficiency To check the heat transfer fluid to verify its effectiveness every two years To check the integrity of solar collector insulations and any expansion joints every two years For cleaning operations and solar collector efficiency check contact the nearest Technical Assistance Centre End user ...

Page 15: ...15 ENGLISH END USER END USER ...

Page 16: ...ilade Riello 7 37045 Legnago VR www thermital it The manufacturer strives to continuously improve all products Appearance dimensions technical specifications standard equipment and accessories are therefore liable to modification without notice ...

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