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Both Immersion Heaters [14,15], the Pump [3], Flow Switch [4], are pre-wired to the Wiring Centre [42], and are isolated from their appropriate electrical supply until the unit is full, switched via the Level Switch [55] and relays. |
  The unit is fitted with a Mixcall III Thermostatic Blending Valve, to control
the hot water temperature, and prevent scalding. The graph shows the pressure drop across the valve for various hot water flow rates.
The Valve is adjustable from 27°C to 67°C, and has a lockable
head. |
| The unit is fitted with an Integral Overflow Chamber [8], which traps small volumes of water discharged as a result of overfilling. Water in the chamber can be drained off via the Overfill Drain Cock [66]. The unit MUST be watched during filling as excessive overfilling will result in over-spill onto the floor. |
| The unit is fitted with one heat exchanger, capable of delivering 30 litres/minute @45°C (80°C
storage). The graphs shown the domestic hot water output that can be achieved for various storage temperatures.
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| A Mains Water Isolating Lever Valve must be fitted within the cylinder cupboard, in clear view and easily accessible. A Strainer (supplied loose) must also be fitted, down stream of the isolating valve, to protect the flow switch [4]. |
| It is advised that the mains water is tested for hardness. In areas of hard water, we advise the use of a scale inhibitor. |
| It is important that SENTINEL X100 Inhibitor is used to protect the Heat Bank Thermal Store.
Use 1 litre per 100 litres of stored water. A suitable anti-freeze, such as X500, should also be added when there is a chance that the unit will be left filled and unheated in freezing conditions.
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Heat Bank Thermal Store System 
