JOOLCA Hottap Manuel utilisateur
Hottap
User Guide
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Contents
HOTTAP
General information
Storage
Setting up
Operation
OFF GRID PLUMBING
General information
Setting up & use
TROUBLESHOOTING
SAFETY WARNINGS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARRANTY
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Hottap : General information
HOTTAP is activated by water pressure
• Without sucient water pressure, nothing will happen
• Running on mains water is no problem
• House pumps are generally powerful enough
• Gravity feeds require a drop height of at least 15m
• 12V pumps must have a ow rate of 6-12L/min and a cut-o of
40-60 PSI
• 12V pumps powered by weak batteries have lower output than stated
• 12V pumps with partially blocked suction lters have lower output
than stated
• Restricting water pressure (kinked hoses or debris In lters) impacts
the HOTTAP
HOTTAP shows quality of ame in viewnder
• Look through slits above the control dials to see the burners
• If you see no ame, HOTTAP has not ignited
• A still blue ame with yellow tips is perfect
• A ame that moves side to side or stretches up means wind issues
• A yellow ame indicates an issue with the gas mixture
HOTTAP is limited by the laws of physics
(and the government regulatory authority)
• HOTTAP automatically shuts o when outlet water hits +50ºC
• In summer, lower gas ow and increase water ow to avoid safety
shut-o
• In winter, run at high gas ow and low water ow for maximum
heating
• The temperature of incoming water can be increased by a maximum
40ºC (e.g. if incoming water is +5ºC, HOTTAP can put out +45ºC water)
• If you have a 12V pump (included in some kits), you can gradually
increase the temperature by recirculating the water; simply direct the
heated water back into the container you are drawing from until it has
reached desired temperature
Dimensions: 450H x 290W x 170D mm
Weight: 4.3kg
Approval number: GMK10121
Run Time with 9kg Bottle: ~15hrs
Battery: 2 x D-cell (for ignition only)
Flow rate: 2.5L - 6L per minute
Max. temp: 50°C
Min. water Pressure: 70kPa
Max. water Pressure: 900kPa
Gas hose length: 1.2m
Shower hose length: 5m
Nominal gas consumption: 28MJ/h
290mm 170mm
450mm
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Parts overview*
1. HOTTAP unit
2. GasKnect snap-on tting
3. 1.2m Gas hose
4. Lightweight feet**
5. Shower head
6. 4m shower hose
7. 1m shower hose
8. Shower handle with switch
9. Magnetic shower handle holder
10. Hose coupling connector
11. Three-way hose splitter
*Your kit may contain additional accessories, please consult your quick start guides for more information
** Nomad kit includes a Heavy duty stand in place of Lightweight feet.
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Lightweight feet variant
630mm
470mm 300mm
360mm
590mm625mm
Heavy duty stand variant
8 USER GUIDE
Storage
Before storing, make sure the unit is cool to the touch.
1. Turn your gas cylinder o and remove the gas hose. If using
the Gasknect coupler, pull down on the bottom of the
coupler and the hose will release. If not using the GasKnect,
unscrew the gas hose.
2. Turn o your water supply and disconnect the water hoses.
3. Drain water from the Hottap and water hoses then
pack away.
4. If storing for extended periods, remove the
2x D-cell batteries.
FROST DAMAGE WARNING
If you’ll be using your Hottap in areas
prone to frost, please disconnect
water hoses after use. This is to avoid
frost damage to Hottap’s internal
components.
For additional safety considerations,
please refer to pages 29-30.
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HOTTAP 1110 USER GUIDE
Setting up Hottap
1. Install 2 D-cell batteries
observing the labelling on
the battery box and the
batteries.
2. Using a spanner, connect
the female GasKnect
tting to the gas hose.
Do not use thread tape
Connect the regulator
to the gas bottle and
the GasKnect to the
Hottap unit.
The gas cylinder must be
positioned away and to
the side of the appliance.
It must never be directly
beside, below or above
the appliance.
Before setting up, please note that Hottap requires a water
pressure of at least 70kPa to work. This part of the guide
assumes that you have access to mains water.
For use with the O-Grid Plumbing kit, please refer to
pages 20-21.
To set up your Hottap for use, please cover the following steps:
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3.a. Heavy-duty stand
Connect all hoses (see
point 4.) and place unit
into the heavy-duty stand.
3.b. Hang the Hottap on a
suitable vertical surface
3. When mounting your
Hottap, please ensure
that there is sucient
clearance from people
and combustible
materials: at least
1,000mm from the top,
600mm at the rear and
at least 500mm from the
sides and front of the unit.
Depending on what
particular Hottap kit you
own, you may mount it in
one of three ways:
3.c. Lightweight legs
Fasten the lightweight
feet with the captive
thumb screws.
4. Attach the red shower
hose to the red quick-
connect tting.
Connect the blue hose to
your water source and to
the blue quick-connect
tting on the Hottap.
Attach the GasKnect brass
tting to the gas inlet.
5. Connect the regulator to the
gas cylinder. Open the gas
cylinder by twisting the valve
knob in an anti-clockwise
direction one full turn.
Check the entire gas line for
leaks by coating the hose and
connection points with soapy
water. Do not use a ame. If
bubbles are formed or you
can hear a leak, turn o the
gas at the cylinder. Tighten all
connections and test again.
Once you have determined
that there are no leaks, the
appliance is ready to use.
Turn the gas o.
Setting up Hottap
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1. Ensure that the shower
handle switch is in the “o”
position.
2. Turn the gas on by
twisting the cylinder valve
knob in an anti-clockwise
direction one full turn.
3. Open the valve at your
water source. Please note
that, since the shower
handle switch is in the “o”
position, water should not
be owing through the
showerhead
Hottap operation
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5. Adjust the red ame lever and the blue water ow dial to
nd your desired temperature and ow rate.
For higher temperatures, turn the ame up and the
water ow down.
For lower temperatures, turn the ame down and the
water ow up.
4. You can now control the entire system at the shower handle
switch. Flick it on: the water starts to ow and the Hottap
burner automatically ignites. Flick it o: the water ow stops
and the Hottap burner automatically extinguishes.
Bearing in mind that the water might be very hot, stand clear of
the shower when turning it on.
Hottap operation
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O Grid Plumbing :
General information
Self-priming height: 1.8m
Open ow: 6 LPM
Volts: 12V DC
Max pressure: 60 PSI
Duty cycle: Intermittent
Max amps: 5.8A
130mm 75mm Ø90mm
160mm
225mm
1. 12V pump
2. 5m lighter port lead
3. 2m intake hose
4. 2m outlet hose
5. Two-stage lter
6. Intake collar
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