Salamander Pumps RP55PS Manuel utilisateur

PERF

Salamander Pumped Shower Systems Limited

Unit 2c Colima Avenue, Sunderland, SR5 3XE

Tel: 0191 516 2002

Fax: 0191 548 4445

Email: [email protected]

Pre-installation

Installation

PumpWise guidelines

General speciﬁcation

Trouble shooting

PumpWise and warranty

Pump installation and warranty

guide for Right Pumps

Important – read this rst!

Correct installation is the guarantee of safety and a trouble free

system. It is therefore important to read these instructions thoroughly

and ensure you comply with them. Incorrect tting can invalidate the

warranty.

Pages 10 to 11 of this manual provide clariﬁcation of some of

the more unusual installation requirements. If your installation

is complicated or you have any questions please CONSULTTHE

PUMPWISE HELPLINE IMMEDIATELY.

We encourage installers to consult the PumpWise helpline, where

our engineers can give you ﬁrst-rate advice regarding installation.

Consulting the helpline at the time of installation could entitle your

customer an additional year’s warranty FREE (UK only) – all you have

to do is call us, implement our engineers recommendation for your

installation situation, then ask your customer to register.

When the job is ﬁnished – tear off the ﬁnal page of this instruction

manual and hand it to the householder. This page explains the

warranty provisions and provides a pre-paid warranty card.

Don’t forget that if you have called our helpline you should also

complete the comments section of the card to say how you rate the

service you received.

Please leave this installation guide with the customer for reference to

maintenance and safety information.

Thank you for choosing

Salamander Pumps

Contents

Pre-installation checklist 2

Typical installations

Right positive pumps 6

Right universal pumps

System operation and L.E.D. indication 7

Typical installations

Right universal pumps 9

Commissioning 11

Helpful PumpWise guidelines 12

Cold water supplies and storage

Helpful PumpWise guidelines 14

Water starvation protection, pipework

arrangements and stored hot water

General specications 18

Trouble shooting 21

PumpWise and warranty 23

To the installer 24

Pre-installation

Installation

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Trouble shooting

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Pre-installation checklist

Our pre-installation guidelines are detailed on the following pages, but some of the key

“do’s and don’ts” are highlighted below:

Do’s

Locate the pump next to the hot water

cylinder OR no further than 4m away in

22mm pipe work

Allow 100mm on all sides for ventilation

Ensure pump is protected from frost

If servicing two or more bathrooms, cold

water supply to the cylinder must be in

28mm pipe work

Ensure adequate cold water storage

(50 gallons/bathroom, 80 gallons for

one bathroom and one en-suite)

Cold water supplies to the pump must

be taken from the opposite side of the

cold water storage tank to the cold

water mains inlet

Multiple cold water storage tanks must

be linked in 28mm pipe work and the

bottom of the tanks must be at the

same level

Hot water supply to the pump must be

via a Salamander approved ﬂange

AV couplers must only be ﬁnger tight

plus one quarter turn

The maximum static head should be

10m (equivalent to 100kPa/1.0 bar

pressure) – only exception is the

RP50TU which is 5m (equivalent to

50kPa/0.5 bar pressure)

We recommend the pump is activated

for at least 5 minutes every 4 weeks

Don’ts

Never ﬁt the pump to the cold

water mains

Never ﬁt the pump to communal risers

Never use a shared water supply

Never put a non-return valve (NRV),

inverted loop, restrictive baloﬁx or an

air vent on supply pipe work to the pump

The hot water supply to the pump must

not exceed 60ºC

Never twist the anti-vibration (AV)

couplers or bend more than 35º

Never use mechanical tools to tighten

coupler nuts as this may cause damage

and will invalidate your warranty

Never use jointing compounds,

Boss White, Hemp or steel wool

Solder ﬂuxes must not come into

contact with the pump or AV couplers

Never install in a bathroom unless in

an enclosed space and access is only

possible with an appropriate tool

Never pump directly to or from another

pump

Never connect to a secondary return

tapping on a hot water cylinder

BEFORE INSTALLATION OF YOUR NEGATIVE HEAD

PUMP:

Please ﬁt the pressure vessel if packaged seperate

to the pump. Use the ½ “ at rubber washer in the

½ “ brass connecon on the top of the pump juncon

box. Screw the pressure vessel into the connecon hand

ght.

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1. Location of the pump

The best possible location for the pump is

at or near the base of the cylinder at least

600mm below the bottom of the cold water

storage tank. Where it is not physically

possible to locate the pump next to the

cylinder, the pipe run from the hot water

cylinder to the pump must not exceed 4m in

22mm pipe work.

1.1 Cooling and ventilation

The pump should be placed in a position

where there is an adequate air ﬂow to cool

the motor and separated from any other

appliances that generate heat. It should be

installed in a clear space allowing 100mm

additional space at each side, the ends and

top of the pump.

1.2 Frost protection

Loft mounted pumps must be protected

from frost damage.

2. Hot and cold supplies

to the pump

Never ﬁt the pump directly to the cold

water mains.

Never ﬁt to communal risers (e.g. block

of ﬂats) or secondary circuits that are

pumped.

The pump must be fed by exclusive hot

and cold water supplies (i.e. not shared

with other services) and in 22mm pipe

work (Note: for the RP50PT and RP50PS

a maximum of 2m of 15mm inlet pipework

direct from the cylinder to the pump).

The hot supply pipe work should be a

maximum of 4m from the cylinder in 22mm

pipe work.

All up and over pipe work must be vented at

Please follow these installation instructions carefully. Failure to install your pump in

accordance with these instructions will invalidate your warranty.

the highest point on the outlet of the pump

and a non-return valve (NRV) may require

ﬁtting to the hot outlet only (Note: this is

only for the RP50TU and RP55SU).

2.1 For pumps positioned above the

hot outlet, hot water cylinder or in

a loft

An anti-gravity loop (AGL) off a No stop

Essex Flange must be used when it is sited

above the dome of the hot water cylinder

as it prevents air tracking up into the pump

chamber and back siphoning of the water

again, creating air in the pump chamber.

Never put a non-return valve, inverted loop,

restrictive baloﬁx or an air vent on the

supply pipe work to a pump.

Where the pump is servicing two or more

bathrooms, the cold water supply to the

cylinder must be in 28mm pipe work.

2.2 Cold water storage

Ensure that the cold water storage capacity

is adequate for all of the household

requirements (minimum 50 gallons/227

Litres per bathroom, 80 gallons/385 Litres

for one bathroom and one en-suite shower

room).

Ensure the cold water supplies to the

cylinder and the pump are taken from the

opposite side of the cold water storage

tank from the cold mains inlet.

Outlet to

cylinder

Inlet

Bottom of cold

tank must be

cleared of debris

Outlet to pump

Fig 1

Fig 2

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Figure 1: Tank inlet and outlet position

Multiple cold water storage tanks MUST be

linked in 28mm pipe work with the bottoms

of the tanks at the same level.

To Pump

To Cylinder

Outlet to

cylinder

Inlet

Bottom ofco ld

ta nk must be

cleared ofdebris

Outlet to pum p

Fig 1

OLD STYLE DO NOT USED

Fig 2

Figure 2: Linked cold water tanks

2.3 Hot water requirements

The stored hot water temperature must

not exceed 60ºC (see page 17, Stored hot

water temperature).

The hot water supply to the pump must be

via a Salamander approved method:

The best hot connection from the cylinder

is either

• A 3⁄4” NO STOP ESSEX FLANGE. See

Figure 3 or

• Alternatively a Salamander S ﬂange or

other approved top entry ﬂanges. See

page 15/16.

• Never ﬁt to top entry ﬂange if the pump

is ﬁtted above the cylinder.

Pump at the base of cylinder

Outlets

OR ALTERNATIVELY

22mm No Stop Essex

ﬂange with 76mm dip

pipe and birds beak cut

end to limit air being

drawn into the pump

Indirect coil

Pump inlet

Fig 3a

Pump inlet

A Salamander S ﬂange or

one of the 22mm approved

top entry ﬂanges listed

on page 15-16

MAX

60˚C

Figure 3: Hot water supply method

3. Anti-vibration couplers

(Hoses)

The anti-vibration (AV) couplers are

designed to limit the transfer of pump

vibration to the associated pipe work. All

Salamander AV couplers are ¾” BSP x

22mm push ﬁt with built-in isolating valves.

Note: the RP50PT and RP50PS are supplied

with 15mm couplers with isolating valves

35°

Isolating valve

shown in

‘ON’ position

Isolating valve

shown in

‘OFF’ position

35°

Do not bend hoses

more than 35°

Do not twist or

kink the hose

on the inlets and outlets.

Figure 4: Isolating valves

Figure 5: Couplers

Ideally the AV couplers should be straight,

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The plumbing installation must comply

with “The Water Supply (Water Fittings)

Regulations 1999” and “BS EN 806-

4:2010” buildings regulations.

5 Electrical requirements

The pump must be connected to the

electrical supply using the mains cable

with the attached plug. This plug must be

connected to an accessible socket that has

been installed in compliance with BS 7671

(I.E.T. Wiring Regulations). The plug must be

accessible at all times.

The pump must not be installed in a

bathroom unless it is installed in an

enclosed space accessible only with the use

of a tool.

If the supply cord is damaged, it must be

replaced by the manufacturer, its service

agent or similarly qualiﬁed person in order

but they must NOT be twisted or bent more

than 35º (this invalidates the warranty).

See Figure 5 above.

Each single pump is supplied with two

couplers; one angled and one straight.

The angled coupler should be attached to

the pump inlet (on the side) and the straight

coupler should be attached to the pump

outlet (on the top).

Each twin pump is supplied with four

couplers; two angled and two straight.

For all pumps, the inlets are on the side of

the pump and the outlets are on the top of

the pump.

The AV couplers MUST only be tightened

to ﬁnger tight plus one quarter turn.

Mechanical tools must NOT be used to

tighten coupler nuts as this may cause

damage which will invalidate your warranty.

4 General plumbing

The installation must comply with the

relevant requirements or local by-laws.

The pump MUST be mounted upright (shaft

horizontal, not screwed down).

Jointing compounds, Boss White, hemp

or steel wool MUST NOT be used. Solder

ﬂuxes must not come into contact with the

pump or AV couplers.

The maximum static head should be 10m

(equivalent to 100kPa/1.0 bar pressure)

with the exception of the RP50TU where

the maximum static head should be 5m

(equivalent to 50kPa/0.5bar pressure)

Pump Fuse

RP55PS, RP80PS and RP120PS 3 amp

RP50PT 3 amp

RP75PT and RP100PT 5 amp

RP55SU, RP80SU, RP120SU and

RP50TU 3 amp

RP75TU and RP100TU 5 amp

We recommend that the pump is run

for at least 5 minutes every 4 weeks in

order to exercise all working parts.

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Typical installations – Right positive head pumps

The selection of the Right positive head pump

for a system will be determined by the resist-

ance of, quantity of and pressure required by,

the outlets.

In these systems:

• Toilets MUST be tted with an equilibrium

ball valve.

MAX

60°C

Outlets

Inlet

Min

600mm

Usable capacity

minimum 50 gallons

per bathroom

Vent and other

services

Non-return valve

hot outlet only

Air vents, both

hot and cold

No Stop Essex Flange

MUST be used with an

anti gravity loop at least

200mm in depth

MAX

60˚C

No Stop Essex Flange

MUST be used with an

anti-gravity loop at

least 200mm in depth

Min 600mm

Vent and

other services

Inlet

Outlet

Air vents,

both hot

and cold

Cold water storage

Fig 4 Right shower pumps (RSP)

OLD STYLE DO NOT USED

Fit an

equilibrium

ball valve

600mm or

less possible

negative head

Positive head

Usable capacity

minimum 50 gallons

per bathroom

The hot

connection

must be via

an approved

side or top

entry flange

(see page 16)

Vent and

other

services

Cold water storage

Outlet

Inlet

Outlet

Washing

machine

Fig 6 Right whole house pumps (RSP)

OLD STYLE DO NOT USED

Vent

and other

services

Usable capacity

minimum 50 gallons

per bathroom

Positive

head

Outlets

Inlet

Washing

machine

MAX

65°C

The hot

connection

must be via

an approved

side or top

entry flange

see col. 3 page 10

Fit an

equilibrium

ball valve

2 feet or less

possible negative head

MAX

60˚C

Inlet

The hot

connection

must be via

an approved

side or top

entry flange

see col. 3 page 10

Vent and other

services

Usable capacity

minimum 50 gallons

per bathroom

Positive head

Outlets

Inlet

MAX

65°C

2 feet or less

possible negative head

600mm or

less possible

negative head

Positive head

Usable capacity

minimum 50 gallons

per bathroom

The hot

connection

must be via

an approved

side or top

entry flange

(see page 16)

Vent and

other

services

Cold water storage

MAX

60˚C

Outlet

Inlet

Outlet

Inlet

Fig 5 Right pump feeding one shower

OLD STYLE DO NOT USED

In positive head systems, allow for

increased resistance of long pipe runs

with multiple bends. The natural ﬂow from

the outlets MUST be at least 2 litres/min

mixed on hot and cold.

Figure 6: Right pump tted in loft above

cylinder outlet

Figure 8: Whole house system

Either side of these pumps can be used for

hot or cold water.

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Right Universal Pumps - system operation and

L.E.D. indication

Right Universal pumps are designed to protect

customers by responding to unexpected and

unforeseen conditions. Right Universal pumps

will only be switched OFF if the unexpected or

unforeseen conditions are serious.

Right Universal pumps capable of:

• Supply water temperature sensing

• Dry run protection

• Sensing chronic aeration or water starvation

• L.E.D indication of unforeseen system malfunction.

IMPORTANT NOTE

The HOT and COLD pump ends are

identiﬁed by RED (hot) and BLUE (cold) tie

System malfunction is indicated by three

L.E.D’s located on the top of the pump

junction box. see Figure 9.

NON RETURN VALVES MUST NOT be ﬁtted

in the discharge pipework between the

pump outlets and the system outlets

unless speciﬁed by Salamander Pumps.

Figure 9: L.E.D. indicator

Salamander

Hunting Protection

Only after two hours of

persistent ON OFF ON OFF

hunting due to a dripping

(tap or shower) outlet.

Dry Run Production

Only occurs in instances of

chronic aeration or water

starvation after two ON

OFF ON OFF operation and

60 second recovery period.

(Not available on RP50TU)

Excessive Temperature

Due to the hot water

temperature exceeding

acceptable limits. The

pump will automatically

reset to operate when the

water temperature resets

to normal

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