Electrical Connection - Atlantic FLAT Mode D'emploi

1.
PRODUCT MOUNTING
product installation, refer to drawings section 2 page 2 to page 4.
2.
HYDRAULIC CONNECTION
For hydraulic connection, refer to drawings section 3 page 5.
- It is necessary to clean the supply piping prior to the hydraulic connection. The connection to the hot
water outlet is to be carried out with a cast iron or steel sleeve or a dielectric connector, to avoid
corrosion of the pipe (direct contact iron / copper). The use of brass fittings is prohibited.
- Always install a new safety device on the cold-water pipe of the water heater, which comply with
the standards (EN 1487 in Europe), with a pressure of 0.7 or 0.9 MPa (7 or 9 bars) according to
the nominal pressure, with diameter adapt: 1/2» or 3/4" according with the range of product.
- CAUTION: Do not use the safety valve included in this packaging in France (home country and French
overseas)
3.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

For electrical connection, refer to drawings section 4 page 6,7.
- The water heater can be connected and operated only on AC 230V. Connect the heater with a rigid
cable with conductors 2,5mm². Use a standardised channeling (rigid or flexible conduit) until
the calibrated housing cover.
- Directly connect devices with a cable or plug. In France, a product with plug is strictly prohibited
and cannot be sold and installed.
- Always connect the earth conductor of the cable to the earth ground wire or connect the earth
conductor to the appropriate terminal identified by the symbol. This connection is compulsory for
safety reasons. The earth wire green - yellow must be longer than those of phases. The installation
must be equipped, upstream of the appliance, with a bipolar cut-out device (minimum contact
distance of 3 mm fuse, breaker switch). In the case where hydraulic connexions are in insulated
material, electrical circuits shall be protected by a differential circuit breaker 30 mA adapted to local
standards.
Thermal circuit breaker (see drawings section 4 page 6,7): All our products are equipped with a
thermostat with thermal circuit breaker and manual resetting which cuts off the power supply to the
water heater in case of overheating. If the safety trips:
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switch off the power before taking any further action,
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remove the cover,
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check the electrical connections,
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reset the thermal circuit breaker
If the circuit breaker keeps tripping, replace the thermostat. Never short circuit the safety cut out or
the thermostat. Connect the power supply only via the terminal.
- CAUTION: NEVER SWITCH ON THE WATER HEATER WITHOUT WATER: Models with an electric heating
element will be certainly damaged.
- Fill the tank completely. Before powering up, open the hot water taps, drain the pipes in order
to empty the air.
- Check the tightness of the tubes and of the flange seal under the plastic cover. In case of leaking
tighten moderately. Check the operating of the hydraulic components and of the safety valve.
- Turn the power on. After 45 to 60 minutes, depending of the capacity of the device, the water should
drip from the drain. This is normal and due to the expansion of water. Check connection leaks
and seal. During heating and according to the water quality, hot water tanks can make a bubbling
noise. This noise is normal and does not indicate any defect of the unit.
1.
FLAT RANGE
1/ SETTING KNOB (Ref A and D): Manual selection of temperature setpoint. Position of ref. D is the
maximum position of temperature setting.
2/ FROST FREE Mode
the electric consumption during the periods of absence of the user.
See "General Warnings" N°.1 to N°.6
See "General Warnings" N°.10 to N°.14
(Ref. B): Automatic regulation at frost-free temperature (7°C), in order to reduce
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