Mount the radiator and the flow diverter as shown:
Holding Type A
Diagram shows components for Holding Type A: (1) Wall bracket, (2) Radiator bracket, (3) Screw, (4) Wall plug, (5) Nut, (6) Washer, (7) Cap, (8) Flow diverter clip. An illustration shows the assembled wall bracket with fixings and the radiator bracket.
Holding Type B
Diagram shows components for Holding Type B: (1) and (2) two different radiator bracket styles, (3) Screw, (4) Wall plug, (5) Nut, (6) Washer, (7) Cap, (8) Flow diverter clip. Illustrations show the two bracket types, with one labeled 'UP' and the other 'DOWN'.
Radiator Dimensions and Mounting
Diagrams illustrate radiator dimensions and mounting. A side view shows 'A' (40mm from wall), 'CENTRES' (distance between mounting points), 'H' (height), and a minimum clearance of 'Min 110' mm. Another side view shows 'A' (43mm from wall). A front view shows width 'W'.
Dimension Table
| MODEL (SEE PACKAGING) | A | CENTRES | HOLDING TYPE |
|---|---|---|---|
| DLE/EDW/VIE | 65 mm | H-30 mm | B |
| DEL/RAM/BER | 65 mm | H-30 mm | B |
| ARI/HAR/MAD | 75 mm | H-45 mm | A |
Pipe Connection Types
Diagrams show four pipe connection configurations for radiators. Red arrows indicate water flow, and blue arrows indicate water return at the bottom connections.
Issues to Pay Attention Prior to Assembly
The Aluminium Radiators shall be assembled and commissioned by expert persons with experience in aluminum radiator in compliance with the principles specified in the assembly guide and standards related to installation principles in heating systems. Prior to mounting the radiators to the installation, make relevant checks and cleaning or have these made, in order to make sure that there is no construction debris or chemical substance in the heating device as well as overall installation. Debris or chemicals that are present in the heating device or installation may clog the water canals of the radiator or may damage the water canals of the radiator. Damages to be caused by chemicals or debris shall be outside the warranty scope.
Pressure reducer shall be used in installations where water input pressure is higher than 10 bars. Problems that occur from not using pressure reducer shall be excluded from warranty scope.
The system shall be grounded against electricity leakage. The product shall be excluded from warranty scope of there is no grounding.
Check that hot water input - output connections to the radiator are correct. Ways of connection not in compliance with installation rules shall prevent the operation of your radiator.
Mount your radiator without removing from its nylon packaging. Remove the protective nylon before use after all modification and painting works are completed. (Initial commissioning operation could be performed while the protective nylon is on). The radiators can be easily mounted to the wall with the help of consoles. Radiator valve connections are G 1/2". Radiator valves to be used shall be chromium or nicked coated. All elements required for assembly are inside the packaging.
Issues to Pay Attention During Assembly
Locate the radiators on the consoles by means of the hanger elements at the back.
Make sure that the radiators is at scale after being placed on the console. If there is any slope in the radiator, some slices may not heat up, preventing operation with full efficiency.
Issues to Pay Attention During and After Commissioning
DO NEVER USE WELL WATER in your system (even if for testing the heat system).
Using well water, water with hardness over 25 Fr and pH value outside the 6,5 - 8 interval (with acidic or basic character) shall exclude the product from warranty.
After the assembly is completed, perform initial water filling to the installation and after a water circulation of 5 minutes, make sure that you evacuate all water and remove all construction and installation debris.
Fill the installation with water, heat the radiators, and evacuate the air of radiators using the air relief clock at the corner of the radiator. Repeat the air evacuation process in a few following heating. If the radiator sounds as if water is flowing inside, this means that air is trapped in. In this case repeat the air evacuation process.
Do not add any chemical substance (inhibitor, anti-freeze, pH regulator, anti-calcification and anti-bacterial agent, chemicals claimed to increase radiator efficiency etc.) which is not approved in writing. Otherwise the radiators will be excluded from warranty scope.
System (or combi boiler) filter shall be checked as certain intervals, and any clogging shall be cleaned. If the filter is clogged, the efficiency will decrease since there will not be sufficient amount of water circulation in the radiators.
Take relevant measures in order to prevent freezing of water in the installation. Freezing of the water will damage the radiator and damage caused by the freezing water will be excluded from warranty.
Do never clean your radiator with a hard cleaning materials that leave marks. Do not use any chemical such as bleacher, hydrochloric acid etc., and clean with a wet and soft cloth. Chemicals and corrosive substances will damage the paint or eloxal layer on the radiator. Damages to occur in this way are excluded from warranty.
