NT09004J-GB Minigaz Eco

MINIGAZ Eco
GAS AIR HEATERS
MH 16/21/28/35/50/60/80 Eco
MC 21/28/35/50/60/80 Eco
MV 35/50/60/80 Eco
Axial or centrifugal fan

Flue type : room air dependent / independent
Regulation and control by pilot wire
Electronic ignition and flame control by ionization
Multi-torch burner
Furnace guaranteed 5 years
SOLARONICS Chauffage
178 rue du Kemmel - B.P. 129 - 59428 ARMENTIERES CEDEX FRANCE - Tel: +33.3.20.10.59.59 - Fax: +33.3.20.35.57.22
INSTRUCTIONS— GAS AIR HEATER - MINIGAZ Eco MH Eco, MC Eco, MV Eco – NT09004J– GB
CONTENTS
N° de chapitre Chapitres Pages
1 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 3
1-1 Devices description - Operation 3
1-2 Use instructions 3
1-3 Operation 3
1-4 Safety 4
1-5 Switch-off 4
1-6 Warranty 4
2 TECHNICAL FEATURES OF SUSPENDED GAS AIR HEATERS Minigaz Eco 5
2-1 Technical features of axial suspended gas air heaters MH Eco 5
2-2 Technical features of vertical suspended gas air heaters MV Eco 6
2-3 Technical features of centrifugal suspended gas air heaters MC Eco 8
Fan box assembly for MC Eco models 8
3 GAS AIR HEATERS INSTALLATION 10
3-1 Advice for installation 10
3-2 List of standard supports 10
3-3 SMR rotating brackets for MH16 Eco to MH50 Eco type 11
3-4 SMF fixed wall brackets for MH16 Eco to MH50 Eco type 12
3-5 SMF fixed wall brackets for MH60 Eco and MH80 Eco type 13
3-6 SMF fixed wall brackets for MC21 Eco to MC60 Eco type 13
4 WIRING DIAGRAMS 14
4-1 Wiring diagram of centrifugal gas air heaters MC60 Eco - MC80 Eco 14
4-2 Wiring diagram of gas air heaters 15
4-3 Pilot wire concept 16
4-4 Remote faulty signal 16
4-5 Connection for standard controllers 17
5 FLUE CONNECTIONS 19
5-1 Généralités 19
5-2 Connection of flue pipe- B22—for MH, MC and MV Eco types 19
5-3 Connection of horizontal coaxial flue pipe – C12 — for MH and MC Eco types 20
5-4 Connection of vertical coaxial flue pipe - C32 - for MH and MC Eco types 21
5-5 Connection of vertical coaxial flue pipe - C32 - for MV Eco type 22
6 GAS DATA 23
6-1 Gas modification 23
6-2 Set up table for gas valve 24
7 GAS CONNECTION 25
7-1 Connection of gas air heaters 25
8 COMMISSIONING OF GAS AIR HEATERS 25
8-1 Working principle 25
8-2 Spare parts list 26
9 MAINTENANCE 27
10 RECOMMENDATION FOR END USER 27
11 TROUBLESHOOTING 28
WARNINGS
The range covered by these instructions have successfully undergone various tests and controls as
defined by the European Gas Directive: mechanical and electrical safety, reliability, combustion hy-
giene...
Because of the technical requirements it notifies, the CE mark is the official recognition of this device
design quality, manufacturing and performance. Its lifetime and performances will be optimum if used
and maintained according to the rules and the prescriptions in force.
INSTRUCTIONS— GAS AIR HEATER - MINIGAZ Eco MH Eco, MC Eco, MV Eco– NT09004J-GB – 24/04/2018
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1-1-GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
These devices must only be installed in sufficiently ventilated buildings, except for devices equipped with airtight
connection.
The good operation of the air heater depends upon correct installation and start up.
Any non-respect of these rules would immediately imply the manufacturer’s discharge.
The installation and maintenance must be made according the regulation and good engineering practices in force, by skilled
personnel.
DO NOT INSTALL ANY GAS AIR HEATER IN:

- Premises with explosion risks,
- Premises with chlorinated combinations fumes,
- Premises with high combustible dust content,
- Highly humid premises (electrical danger),
- Domestic premises.
It is of the responsibility of the installer, after having checked that the assembly respects the prescriptions of these
instructions:
1°) To inform the user:

- that he cannot modify himself the devices design nor the installation implementation ; Any modification (exchange,
setting back….) of safety components or parts, that influence the device output or quality of combustion, systematically
implies the EC mark withdrawal.
- that it is indispensable to have the recommended cleaning and maintenance operations made. One yearly
preventive maintenance operation is compulsory.
2°) To give the user these instructions:

SOLARONICS Chauffage, with the EC marking notifying organization, reserves the right to update these instructions. Only the
instructions provided with the device can be considered as contractual. Do carefully keep them close to the device.
1-1 - Devices description - Operation

The Minigaz Evolution Eco suspended gas air heater is an independent warm air generator, operating with natural gas or propane ;
it is conform to the European Directive 2009/142 that applies to gas devices.
It is a «direct» gas heating system ; it produces and emits heat without intermediary heat transfer fluid.
For the whole range described in these instructions, the combustion products exhaust ,outside the premises, is made by an
extractor. The combustion air is sucked in the inside or outside premises. These devices can be connected with vertical or horizontal
balanced-flue terminal or shaft outlet.
The Minigaz Evolution Eco suspended gas air heaters run with the various gas mentioned on their rating-plates according to the
European Directive
1.2. Use instructions

- For this device operation and maintenance, please read the instructions.
- Have at least one maintenance operation per year , by skilled personnel. The maintenance operations frequency depends
upon the environment where the appliance is installed. A regular inspection must be made specially in dusty premises.
- Check regularly that there is no distortion of the device, the chimney or the gas connections.
- Check regularly that the air openings of the premises and around the device are not clogged.
- Make sure that the warm air can normally circulate within the premises, and that there is no obstruction at suction (fan side)
nor in front of the supply air terminal device (open grid).
- The control box should be subjected to one electrical cut per 24 hours at least
1.3. Operation
- On heat request, the burner ignites thanks to the ignition electrode. The fan starts and the warm air is blown within the
premises. On reaching the set point temperature, the burner goes out. The fan goes on operating during about 1 minute, till the
residual heat escapes from the heat exchanger
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1.4. Safety
- Any flame failure is detected by an ionization sensor and the gas by-pass valves immediately close.
- The exchanger thermal protection is made by two thermostats. The first one, with automatic resetting, protects from insufficient air output
(clogging, fan failure). The second one, with manual resetting, is set at upper threshold than the first one. It protects the device from major
overheating due to malfunction or inadequate using.
In case of trouble, please contact us.
Make sure that the device can be normally fed with combustion air at atmospheric pressure (any modification of the building further to the
installation must be made considering this point). Over-depression inside the premises can disturb the device operation by depriving it of
necessary air for combustion.
1.5. Switch-off
- To switch off the device for a short period, just cut off the thermostatic line (put the thermostat at minimum set point or cut off the thermostat
switch).
- For extended stop, cut off the thermostatic line, close the gas valve and cut off the electrical power, carefully waiting for the fan stop.
Gas and electricity must be cut off only in case of emergency or for extended stop periods.
1.6. Warranty (General terms of business excerpt, chapter WARRANTY):

The devices must be installed by skilled professionals, in conformity with the rules in force, the rule book and the recommendations mentioned on
our assembly instructions).
SOLARONICS CHAUFFAGE offers 1 year-warranty on parts and « manufacture » manpower from the devices delivery (5 years on the
exchanger).
This warranty is valid with the provision that the manufacturer recommendations mentioned in these instructions have been observed and that the
warranty supplied with each device has been returned.
The warranty will come in force on the manufacturing date defined by the company and provided the attested and signed warranty has been
returned. We accept no responsibility and no warranty applies in case of customer carelessness, faulty, inadequate or non conform installation.
Only the manufacturing or raw materials malfunctions are concerned.
The warranty is limited to the parts replacement, when recognized as faulty, by identical parts; the cost of manpower, travelling, transportation and
access to the equipment are excluded.
Any replacement made during the warranty period, even if no equipment immobilization is requested, does not extend the warranty period in any
case. No damages can be claimed for direct or indirect injury.
Any installation, maintenance and trouble shooting must imperatively made by skilled professionals. Any intervention must be made according to
the rule book according to the rules in force and our recommendations as per these instructions. The good operation of the device depends upon
correct installation and start up. Any non observance of the rules would immediately imply our company’s responsibility discharge
The devices must only be equipped with genuine vent parts and air intake.
In case of using accessories that are not recommended by our company, make sure of the compatibility. Our company is not responsible for
possible damages or injury resulting from inappropriate use of the devices.
The knowledge and respect of legal rules, as well as design, installation, start up and maintenance norms are exclusively of the responsibility of
the Engineering and Design office, installer and user.
Our warranty does not consider nor cover the damages due to:
- Outside phenomena,
- User negligence,
- Non respect of our technical instructions recommendations,
- Immediate or delayed damaging further to faulty handling on transportation or wrong move,
- Using other accessories than the original ones,
- Lack of maintenance or supervision.
Our company is not responsible for any physical or material injury, to the buyer or any other person, that may be caused by our products or that
would directly or indirectly ensue these products use.
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2- TECHNICAL FEATURES OF MINIGAZ Evolution Eco GAS AIR HEATERS
MH Eco type
The MH Eco gas air heaters are equipped with

an axial fan.
That model has been designed for direct blo-

wing and are equipped with a vertical and hori-
zontal outlet grid.
2-1 Technical features of axial suspended gas air heaters MH Eco
TYPE MH16 Eco MH21 Eco MH28 Eco MH35 Eco MH50 Eco MH60 Eco MH80 Eco
Rated heat input kW 14,2 20 27 34 50 60 80
Rated heating capacity kW 13,1 18,5 25 31,5 46,3 55,5 74
Efficiency % 92,5 92,5 92,5 92,5 92,5 92,5 92,5
Minimum rated heating capacity kW 10,5 14,8 20 25,2 37 44,4 59,2
Efficiency (min. rated heating capacity) % 92 92 92 92 92 92 92
Speed rotation tr/mn 1350 1200 1350 1050 1350 910 900
Air flow rate at 50 °C m3/h 1600 2100 2800 3500 5500 6500 8800
Air DeltaT° °C 24 24 26 26 25 25 25
Airthrow m 12 12 16 23 28 28 28
Gas flow rate at 15°C G20 20 mbar 1.50 m3/ h 2.12 m3/ h 2.86 m3/ h 3.60 m3/ h 5.29 m3/ h 6.35 m3/ h 8.47 m3/ h
G25 25 mbar 1.67 m3/ h 2.35 m3/ h 3.18 m3/ h 4.00m3/ h 5.88 m3/ h 7.06 m3/ h 9.41 m3/ h
G31 37 mbar 1.11 kg/h 1.56 kg/h 2.11 kg/h 2.66 kg/h 3.91 kg/h 4.69 kg/h 6.25 kg/h
Exhaust diam. mm 130 130 130
80 / 125 80 / 125 80 / 125 80 / 125
Air inlet diam. mm 130 130 130
Voltage 230 Volts / 50 Hz - IP42
Electrical power VA 290 300 310 320 500 580 750
Mass kg 54 82 82 92 125 152 194
Sound pressure (MH Eco) - 5m in free
field dBA 42 43 47 46 56 54 53
Size features for MH Eco models A B C Ø gaz
Connections for16/21/28/35 models MH16 Eco 810 780 356 1/2’’

MH21 Eco 1 040 800 460 1/2’’
MH28 Eco 1 040 820 460 1/2’’
MH35 Eco 1 040 840 510 1/2’’
MH50 Eco 1 040 840 700 1/2’’
Connections for 50/60/80 models MH60 Eco 1 120 840 820 3/4’’
MH80 Eco 1 120 840 1075 3/4’’
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MV Eco models
Vertical Gas Air Heater MV Eco is
equipped with an axial fan.
It has been designed for a vertical blowing

and are equipped with a simple deflexion
grid or circular grid (picture), depending on
models.
It is particularly well adapted for combining

heating and reducing air stratification.
2-2 Technical features of vertical suspended gas air heaters MV Eco
TYPE MV35 Eco MV50 Eco MV60 Eco MV80 Eco

Rated heat input kW 34 50 60 80
Rated heating capacity kW 31,5 46,3 55,5 74
Efficiency % 92,5 92,5 92,5 92,5
Minimum rated heating capacity kW 25,2 37 44,4 59,2
Efficiency (min. rated heating capacity) % 92 92 92 92
Speed rotation tr/mn 1050 1350 910 900
3
Air flow rate at 50 °C m /h 3250 5300 6500 8800
Air DeltaT° °C 26 25 25 25
Installation height (min./max.) m 4/6 5/8 6/10 6/10
3 3 3
Gas flow rate at 15°C G20 20 mbar 3.60 m / h 5.29 m / h 6.35 m / h 8.47 m3/ h
80 / 125
Electrical power VA 320 500 580 750
Mass kg 92 125 152 194
Sound pressure - 5m in free field dBA 46 56 54 53
Working principle of MV Eco models
MV Eco gas air blowers include two functions :

Heating—it operates as a gas air blower
De-stratification— the blowing fan will run according the air temperature
CAUTION :
When you choose the appliances, do add destratificators (see picture),
to reach the advised mixing rate*.
Building volume *mixing rate Building volume *mixing rate

3 3
Less than 5 000 m /h 3.5 volumes/hour 5 000 to 20 000 m /h 3 volumes/hour
20 000 to 50 000 m3/h 2.5 volumes/hour Over 50 000 m3/h 2 volumes/hour
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Size features for MV Eco models
I
I
F
Air
F
Air
F
Air Air
F
Type MV35 Eco MV50 Eco MV60 Eco MV80 Eco

A 1 040 1 040 1 120 1 120
B 840 840 840 840
C 510 700 820 1 075
D 125 134.5 149.5 149.5
E 430 610 730 ——–
H 185 250 355 460
I 677 677 677 ——–
ØF 130 130 130
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Ø Air 130 130 130
Ø G (gaz) 1/2’’ 1/2’’ 3/4’’ 3/4’’
Height of installation for MV Eco models
MV Eco models are hung on the top by 4 M8 set nuts (except for
MV80 Eco) L1 L2
L3
Blowing is operated downwards. Installation height shall be neither
lower, nor higher than the recommended one..
To put MV Eco gas air heaters to best use, here after L3
recommended installation heights have to be respected. L2
P
Type MV35 Eco MV50 Eco MV60 Eco MV80 Eco
H
L1 (min.) m 0,45 0,45 0,50 0,60 P
L2 (min.) m 1 1 1 1
P
L3 (min.) m 1 1 1 1
H : Height (min./max.) m 4/6 5/8 6 / 10 6 / 10
P : Airthrow m P = 23-H P = 28-H P = 28-H P = 28-H
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MC Eco Models
MC Eco Gas air heater is equipped with a cen-
trifugal fan and standard features include an
inlet box.
It has been designed for direct blowing or to
be connected to a duct.
Dampers and filters can be added to the inlet

box (fan box).
2-3 Technical features of centrifugal suspended gas air heaters MC Eco
TYPE MC21 Eco MC28 Eco MC35 Eco MC50 Eco MC60 Eco MC80 Eco
Rated heat input kW 20 27 34 50 60 80
Rated heating capacity kW 18,5 25 31,5 46,3 55,5 74
Efficiency % 92,5 92,5 92,5 92,5 92,5 92,5
Minimum rated heating capacity kW 14,8 20 25,2 37 44,4 59,2
Electrical power engine kW 0,25 0,37 0,37 0,75 1,1 2 x 0,75
Air flow rate curve (free inlet) Nb. 2* 4* 5* 9* 10* -
Fan model Type BD25/25M6 1/3 BD28/28M6 1/2 BD28/28M6 1/2 BD33/33M6 1 BD33/33M6 1 BD33/33M6 2
Engine coupling Speed —– MV GV MV —— PV
Maximum engine current A 2 3.45 3.45 6 6 ——-
Air flow rate curve (with filter) Nb. 1 3 6
Fan model Type BD25/25M6 1/3 BD28/28M6 1/2 BD28/28M4 3/4
—– GV —– —– —– —–
Engine coupling Speed
Maximum engine current A 2 3.45 5
Gas flow rate at 15°C G20 20 mbar 2.12 m3/ h 2.86 m3/ h 3.60 m3/ h 5.29 m3/ h 6.35 m3/ h 8.47 m3/ h
G25 25 mbar 2.35 m3/ h 3.18 m3/ h 4.00m3/ h 5.88 m3/ h 7.06 m3/ h 9.41 m3/ h
G31 37 mbar 1.56 kg/h 2.11 kg/h 2.66 kg/h 3.91 kg/h 4.69 kg/h 6.25 kg/h
80 / 125 80 / 125 80 / 125
Electrical power VA 860 900 920 1350 1700 2400
Mass kg 99 117 125 165 180 260
*Standard configuration
Assembly of blowing section

2
A
3
1
B
A– Blowing section
B– Heat exchanger section
Assembly the blowing box (A) to the heat exchanger box (B) thanks to the provided 4 M8 BTR nuts (3). Remove the side panels (1),
(2)
CAUTION : Switch off main power before disassembling
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Fan characteristics:
Pa
200
6
180 4*
160 5*
140
2*
120
100 1 3
80
60
40
m3/h 1 400 1 600 1 800 2 000 2 200 2 400 2 600 2 800 3 000
Pa
220
200
8 9*
180 10*
160
140 7*
120
100
80
60
40
m3/h 3 400 3 600 3 800 4 000 4 200 4 400 4 600 4 800 5 000 5 200 5 400 5 600
Size features of MC Eco air heaters and its optional accessories :
A A1 A2 A3 A4 B B1 H L L1 L2 L3 P ØGaz
MC21 Eco 1040 750 750 780 388 480 440 460 356 381 310 155 480 1/2’’
MC28 Eco 1040 750 750 780 388 480 440 460 356 381 310 155 480 1/2’’
MC35 Eco 1040 750 750 780 388 480 440 510 406 431 360 180 480 1/2’’
MC50 Eco 1040 750 750 780 388 580 540 700 594 618 540 270 580 1/2’’
MC60 Eco 1120 750 750 780 388 580 540 825 720 775 690 220 580 3/4’’
MC80 Eco 1120 750 750 780 388 1080 1040 1075 1020 1040 940 250 680 3/4’’
Caution : for MC80 Eco, return air from rear side or right side
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3– GAS AIR HEATERS INSTALLATION (see instructions provided with the brackets)
3-1 Advice for installation
In order to secure the operation of the appliance, please respect the hereafter indications:
- A minimum distance of 430 mm between the wall and the back of the appliance shall be res-
pected.
- Check that there is enough space for the door opening.
- The appliance shall be installed at a minimum distance of 200 mm from the roof C and 2000 mm
from the floor.
mini
mini
200
200
(*)
(*)
700 mini 200 430
mini mini
mini
mini
200
200
2000
mini
2000
mini
(*) : See page 7 for MV Eco models
3-2 List of standard supports
Reference codes:
Axial gas air heater MH Eco 16 Eco 21 Eco 28 Eco 35 Eco 50 Eco 60 Eco 80 Eco
Rotating wall bracket SMR 3500070 3500048
IPN fastening kit for SMR KIPN 3500047
Fixed wall bracket SMF 3500071 3500049
IPN fastening kit for SMF KIPN1 3500074
Centrifugal gas air heater

MC Eco 21 Eco 28 Eco 35 Eco 50 Eco 60 Eco 80 Eco
(without dampers & filters)
Fixed wall bracket SMF 3500049
Vertical gas air heater MV Eco 35 Eco 50 Eco 60 Eco 80 Eco

Suspension bracket SDS 3500050 3500067
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3-3 SMR rotating brackets for MH16 Eco to MH50 Eco type
The SMR kit (code 3500070 or 3500048) is a wall-mounted rotating bracket for gas air heaters (MH16 Eco to
MH50 Eco type *) which can be completed by the KIPN kit (code 3500047) if mounted on a steel construc-
tion frame.
*SMR kits are incompatible with gas air heaters of MH60 Eco and MH80 Eco types.
Mounting: See instructions provided with brackets.
SMR kit SMR + KIPN kit
Caution: check the hanging device strength
MH16 Eco MH21 Eco MH28 Eco MH35 Eco MH50 Eco
Connection B22 C32 B22 C32 B22 C32 B22 C32 B22 C32
A (mm) 115 125 115 125 115 125 115 125 135 205
B (mm) 110 160 160 185 250
D (mm) 279 394 394 394 394
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3-4 SMF fixed wall brackets for MH16 Eco to MH50 Eco type
The SMF kit (code 3500071) is a wall-mounted fix bracket for gas air heaters (MH16 Eco to MH50 Eco type)
which can be completed by the KIPN1 kit (code 3500074) if mounted on a steel construction frame.
Top view
Back
Side view view
Caution: Check the hanging device strength

Caution: Fix the gas air heater below devices
Limiting spaces between walls and gas air heaters:
Schematic diagram: Pitch holes Type Minimum distance Pitch holes (mm)
(mm)
A C B
MH16 Eco 535
MH21 Eco
MH28 Eco 430 60
765
MH35 Eco
MH50 Eco
Détails:
Position Description Type Quanti

A Bracket 41/41/2,0 lg.1010 2
B Support 550-350 lg.530 2
C Washer 10/40 4
D Rail 41/41/2.5 lg.600 2
E Cap 41/41 6
F Screw M10x80 4
G Clamp 41/10 4
H Screw M10x25 8
I Washer 10/20 8
J Rail nut M10 8
K Washer 8/40 4
L Screw M8x100 4
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3-5 SMF fixed wall brackets for MH60 Eco and MH80 Eco type
The SMF kit (code 3500049) is a wall-mounted fix bracket for gas air heaters (MH60 Eco and MH80 Eco
types)
Caution: Check the hanging device strength—Fix the unit over the brackets
MH60 Eco MH80 Eco

Connection B22 C32 B22 C32
A (mm) 135 205 135 205
B (mm) 460 645
C (mm) 520 520
D (mm) 120 135
3-6 SMF fixed wall brackets for MC21 Eco to MC60 Eco type
CAUTION: this bracket is not designed for a mounting with dampers and/or filters
The SMF kit (code 3500049) is a wall-mounted fix bracket for gas air heaters (MC Eco type)
Caution: Check the hanging device strength—Fix the unit below the brackets
MC21 Eco MC28 Eco MC35 Eco MC50 Eco MC60 Eco
Connection B22 C32 B22 C32 B22 C32 B22 C32 B22 C32
A (mm) 115 125 115 125 115 125 135 205 135 205
B (mm) 205 205 230 295 410
C (mm) 670 670 670 670 670
D (mm) 105 105 105 105 120
P (mm) 480 480 480 580 580
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4– WIRING DIAGRAMS
4-1 Wiring diagram of centrifugal gas air heaters MC60 Eco - MC80 Eco
13 2
Phase
Phase/ Marron
/ brown RFP5
Neutre
Neutral/ Bleu
/ blue
Terre / Vert et jaune
Earth / green
Pilote&/ yellow
Noir
Pilot
Défaut / Gris / Black
(option)
Faulty signal (in option)
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4-2 Wiring diagram of gas air heaters (Eco type)
13 2
Phase / brown RFP5

Neutral / blue
Earth / green & yellow
Pilot / Black
Only for MV Eco type
The modulation air thermostat bulb (Mod) is located on the fan grid for MV models and in air flow for other models
VT Air fan MVE By products fan

RFP5 Pilot wire receptor PA Air combustion pressure switch
Limit Overheat air thermostat—manual reset SI Ionisation electrode
Fan Fan air thermostat EA Ignition electrode
Reg Control burner air thermostat EVR Modulating gas valve
Mod Modulating burner air thermostat EVG Solenoid gas valve
CC Control box
Do not stop mains supply, wait fan stop.
Pilot wire receiver (RFP5)

Fuse (6,3 A)
JP1 Supply connector
JP2 Burner connector
JP3 Fan connector)
Faulty burner light Burner reset
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4-3 Pilot wire concept
Caution! The air blowers cannot be piloted by a standard thermostat (with relay). Only the specific “pilot wire”
thermostats supplied by Solaronics can pilot the air blowers.
The goal of the pilot wire is to limit the number of wires to connect.
The same pilot wire allows to transmit an order:
• Of ventilation
• Of heating
• Of reset
The concept of air blower piloting is described here below
Wave shape sent by the temperature regulator Order transmitted to the gas air heater
No wave Stop
Positive half-wave Ventilation
Nagative half-wave Heating
Full wave* Reset
* The reset order is a temporary impulsion and must not be permanent.
Pilot wire concept scheme
4-4 Remote faulty signal (in option)

The remote faulty signal kit (code 3510232) consists of replacing the 4-wire supply cable by a 5-wire cable.
The fifth wire (grey) is the failure report.
When the air blower is in failure it sends a 230V voltage signal that may be used to switch on a lamp or a relay.
Remote faulty signal kit - Code 3510232
Phase
Phase(Marron)
/ brown
Neutre (Bleu)
Neutral / blue
Terre (Vert / jaune)
Earth / green & yellow
Fil pilote (Noir)
Pilot / Black
Report de défaut (gris)
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4-5 Connection for standard controllers
TM1 Thermostat
Foresee an electric protection adapted
of air heaters
adaptée au nombre d’aérothermes
the number
Prévoir
to and types
une protection électrique
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Programmable controllers
adaptée au nombre d’aérothermes
Prévoir une protection électrique
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5– FLUE CONNECTIONS
5-1 General points
During the commissioning and maintenance, make sure that:
- Air combustion inlet and by-products outlets are not blocked.
- For coaxial flue assembly, check that the 2 circuits (air combustion inlet and by-products outlet) are
independent and airtight ; Check pipes assembly and seals..
- Not to damage the flue pipes seals when assembling the conduits onto the device, check the sealing
after assembly..
- The assembly of the flue pipes must be carried out so that no water can penetrate into the device
(danger electrical hazard). For this purpose, please use a purge T-piece and a condensate drain, …
- For greater lengths, it is essential to provide a condensate drain; this also applies to assemblies using
coaxial flue.
5-2 Connection of flue pipe- B22—for MH, MC and MV Eco types
Air combustion is taken directly in the building and by-products are released outside trough a vertical chimney
1
B22 - for MH Eco/MC Eco 16/21/28/35/50/60/80 type 2
Air combustion is taken inside the building and by-products are
released outside.
H Kit H = 2.15 m
The K B22-80 (ø80), K B22-100 (ø100) and K B22-130 (ø130) kits 3
are made of a T piece (4), 2 one m pipes (3), a terminal part (1). The
K B22-80 kit is delivered with a sliding drip.
The flue shall be higher than the roof level (400mm minimum).
H dimension is equal to 2150 mm. 4
It is possible to shorten, lengthen or lead astray the flue thanks to
a wide range of flue accessories (0.5 or 1 m pipes, elbows,…)
* Remark: Flashing(2) is not included
1
B22 - for MV Eco 35/50/60/80 type
2
L’air de combustion est aspiré directement dans le local et
l’évacuation des fumées se fait verticalement en toiture.
H Kit H = 2.15 m
Air combustion is taken inside the building and by-products are 3
released outside. 5
The K B2280V (ø 80) and K B22130V (ø 130) kits are made of 6

a 90° elbow (6), one pipe of 0,5 m (5), a T piece (4), two pipes of
1 m (3) and one terminal part (1). The flue shall be higher than the
roof level (400 mm minimum). 4
H dimension is equal to 2150 mm.
It is possible to shorten, lengthen or lead astray the flue thanks to
a wide range of flue accessories (0.5 or 1 m pipes, elbows,…)
* Remark: Flashing(2) is not included
CAUTION
Check that air renewal is sufficient: a minimum of 100 m3/h air flow per Minigaz is required
Flue pipes sections shall at less be equal to the starting section. Flue pipes shall be vertical or at the maximum with a
45 °angle.
Total length of flue shall not exceed 6 m ( taking into account than pressure drops in a 45° or 90° elbow are
similar to losses in a 1 m pipe).
If the length of the outside flue is more than 2 meters an insulation shall be installed
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5-3 Connection of horizontal coaxial flue pipe – C12 — for MH and MC Eco types
Connection of pipes has to be done horizontally.
Correct assembly Incorrect assembly
α = 2°
NON
Assembly of the flue pipes must be carried out using a slope opposed to the device, α = 2° minimum.
C12 - for MH Eco 16/21/28/35 an MC Eco 21/28/35 type

1 3 MH/C Eco16/21/28/35
Combustion air is taken outside and by-products are released
outside. The connection is done horizontally.
The K C12-80125 (ø 80/125) kit is made of a concentric flue (1)
and of two rubber flanges (2) which enable a perfect finish.
The coaxial flue of 80/125 diam. is directly connected to the air
blower.
The (A) dimension shall be between 200 and 350 mm. When
coaxial flue is connected to the air blower the dimension (B) is A 2
750 mm.
It is possible to shorten, lengthen or lead astray the flue B

thanks to a wide range of flue accessories (3) (pipes, elbows,
…)
C12 - for MH/MC Eco 50/60/80 type

Combustion air is taken outside and by-products are released MH/C Eco 50/60/80
outside.
The K C12-130200 (ø 130/200) kit for 50/60/80 air blower type 1 2 2

are made of two lengths of 250 mm (2), of one horizontal terminal
(1) and two wall plates for finish.
.
KC12-130200
Ø Flue (mm) 130 / 200
B 940 mm
The use of airtight pipes implies a perfect air tightness of the junctions. Thus in order to make the assembly easy it is
necessary to use a non corrosive lubricant (for example: soap water).
CAUTION
Junctions shall be airtight and rigid.
45 °angle.
If the length of the outside flue is more than 2 meters an insulation shall be installed.
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5-4 Connection of vertical coaxial flue pipe - C32 - for MH and MC Eco ty
C32 - for MH Eco 16/21/28/35 and MC Eco 21/28/35 type
Combustion air is taken outside and by-products are released outside. The connection 1
is done vertically.
The KC32-80125 (ø 80/125) is made of a vertical coaxial flue (1) and of a 90° coaxial
elbow (2).
Roof water tightness will be made with a standard roof seal or hand made up
according the kind of roof.
It is possible to shorten, lengthen or lead astray the flue thanks to a wide range
of flue accessories (pipes, elbows,…).
The maximum length of the coaxial flue + its extension shall not exceed 6 m.
Length of coaxial flue 1155 mm

Maximum length (coaxial flue + extension) 6m
Outside diameter of coaxial flue 125 mm
Diameter of coaxial extension 125 mm
C32 - for MH Eco 50/60/80 and MC Eco 50/60/80 type
Combustion air is taken outside and by-products are released outside. The connection
is done vertically. 1
The KC32-130200 (Ø130/200) kit for MH/C Eco 50/60/80:

-1 vertical coaxial flue (1)
-2 90° elbows – diam. 130 mm (2)
-1 pipe - length 500 mm – diam. 130 mm
-1 pipe –length 250 mm - diam. 130 mm
-1 adaptive piece
Roof watertight will be made with a standard roof seal (5) or hand made up according
the kind of roof
It is possible to shorten, lengthen or lead astray the flue thanks to a wide range
of flue accessories (pipes, elbows,…).
The maximum length of the coaxial flue + its extension shall not exceed 6 m.
2
KC32-130200
Maximum length (coaxial flue + exten- 6m
sion)
Outside diameter 200 mm
Diameter of pipe (fumes) 130 mm
Diameter of pipes (air) 130 mm
CAUTION
Junctions shall be airtight and rigid
45 °angle.
If the length of the outside flue is more than 2 meters an insulation shall be installed.
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5-5 Connection of vertical coaxial flue pipe - C32 - for MV Eco type
C32 - for MV Eco 35

outside. The connection is done vertically.
The KC32-80125V (ø 80/125) is made of a vertical coaxial terminal

(1).
1
Roof water tightness will be made with a standard roof seal (5) or
hand made up according the kind of roof.
It is possible to shorten, lengthen or lead astray the flue

thanks to a wide range of flue accessories (pipes, elbows,…).

Diameter of coaxial extension 125 mm
C32 - for MV Eco 50/60/80 type

1
outside. The connection is done vertically.
The KC32-130200V (ø 130/200) kit is made of a vertical coaxial
terminal (1), an adaptive piece and of two pipes of 250 mm (2).
Roof watertight will be made with a standard roof seal or hand

made up according the kind of roof.
It is possible to shorten, lengthen or lead astray the flue

2
thanks to a wide range of flue accessories (pipes, elbows,
…).

Diameter of pipe (fumes) 130 mm
Diameter of pipe (air) 130 mm
CAUTION
Junction shall be airtighted and rigid.
45 °angle.
If the length of the outside flue is more than 2 meters an insulation shall be installed
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6– GAS DATA
6-1 Gas modification

Gas air blowers are equipped with atmospheric burners which can be used with Natural Gas or Propane.
THESE CHANGES HAVE TO BE DONE BY QUALIFIED PEOPLE
For gas modification, do apply the hereafter procedure :
1– Remove the main supply cable connector and switch off gas supply.
2– Unscrew the flange of the gas valve (Rep. 1) and the 3 screws (Rep.2) which fixes the gas manifold on
the burner.
3 - Change injectors (see data tables, page 24).
4 - Screw new injectors (Rep.3), replace the gaskets (Rep.4) and check air tightness. Injectors have to be
screwed without any path.
5 - Refit the gas manifold. When connecting the gas line, do not forget (or damage) the 0 ring of the flange.
6 - Check air tightness.
7 - Adjust the pressure on the regulator.
.
CAUTION: Electrical and gas supplies have to be switched off
Do gas pressure adjustment when burner in operation
Do gas pressure adjustment as follow:
1– Remove the protection of the gas valve pressure adjustment screw.

2– Unscrew pressure test point and put the manometer (5)
3- Adjust manifold pressure(6), according the table data. 6
3– After adjustment, do not forget to put back the protection
screw and to switch off the pressure intake.
5
4 - Check air tightness after adjustment.
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6-2 Set_up table for gas valve
Settings for Natural Gas G20 Settings for Natural Gas G25 Settings for Propane G31
Gas pressure Gas pressure Gas pressure
Type Air Air Air
Injectors dia- Injectors dia- Injectors dia-
1st 2nd phragm 1st 2nd phragm 2nd phragm
1st stage
stage Stage stage stage stage
M 16 Eco 4,6 mbar 7 mbar 4 x AL 1.90 45 6,1 mbar 9,3 mbar 4 x AL 1.90 45 12,8 mbar 19,4 mbar 4 x AL 1.10 45
M 21 Eco 5,9 mbar 9 mbar 5 x AL 1.90 45 7,9 mbar 12 mbar 5 x AL 1.90 45 16,5 mbar 25 mbar 5 x AL 1.10 45
M 28 Eco 4,1 mbar 6,2 mbar 6 x AL 2.20 40 5,5 mbar 8,3 mbar 6 x AL 2.20 40 11,4 mbar 17,2 mbar 6 x AL 1.30 40
M 35 Eco 4,8 mbar 7,3 mbar 7 x AL 2.20 27 6,4 mbar 9,7 mbar 7 x AL 2.20 27 13,4 mbar 20,3 mbar 7 x AL 1.30 27
M 50 Eco 5,0 mbar 7,5 mbar 10xAL 2.20 30 6,6 mbar 10 mbar 10xAL 2.20 30 13,7 mbar 20,8 mbar 10xAL 1.30 30
M 60 Eco 5,1 mbar 7,8 mbar 12xAL 2.20 30 6,9 mbar 10,4 mbar 12xAL 2.20 30 14,3 mbar 21,7 mbar 12xAL 1.30 30
M 80 Eco 5,4 mbar 8,2 mbar 16xAL 2.20 35 7,2 mbar 10,9 mbar 16xAL 2.20 35 15 mbar 22,8 mbar 16xAL 1.30 35
Gas valve Minigaz Eco 16 to 60 Gas valve Minigaz Eco 80
8 7
8 7
(2nd stage) (1st stage)
(2nd stage) (1st stage)
Pressure test point
Gas Pressure test point
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7– GAS CONNECTION
The sizing of the gas network has to be done according the length of the pipes and the type of gas that will be
distributed.
Pressures drop shall not exceed 5% of the network pressure.
Gas connections have to be done according local regulation.
7-1 Connection of Gas air heaters

Inlet pressure is 20 mbar for Natural Gas and 37 mbar for Propane.
1°/ If the network pressure is equal to the requested inlet pressure of gas air blowers : :
- in that case install an isolating valve (1) and a filter (2) for each Minigaz.
2°/ if the network pressure is higher than the requested inlet pressure of gas air blowers :
- in that case install a isolating valve (1), a filter (2) and a pressure reducer (3) for each Minigaz.
CAUTION: Any higher pressure could destroy the Minigaz gas valve.
To connect the Minigaz to the gas network, use connector (4) and gasket (5) provided with the Minigaz. Screw the
connector on the network before connecting it to the Minigaz.
Check air tightness of the network till the Minigaz gas valve (above drawing).
1 2 3 4 5
Non fourni
Check air tightness of the network till the Minigaz gas valve
8– COMMISSIONING OF GAS AIR HEATERS

8-1 Working principle:
1– For the commissioning, thermostat shall be on.

The safety relay checks if the lack air pressure switch is on, and then allows the fan starting. The running of the fan is
monitored by this pressure switch. If any air lack occurs, it will stop the cycle of the safety relay.
2- After the pre-ventilation cycle, the light-up electrode is on and the gas valve is opened.
3- If there is no flame detected by the ionisation electrode, a new fire sequence will be done by the safety relay - if not
successful the burner is locked out and requires a manual reset.
4- Once the burner is going on, the fan is started as soon as air temperature reach the set point of the fan pressure
switch ( 30°C à 35°C).
5- In case of fan failure, the overheat pressure switch will switch off the burner if the temperature exceeds 90°C.
CAUTION :
Never switch off the gas air blower before the exhaust fan is stopped. It could damage the heat exchanger and
invalidate the warranty.
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8-2 Spare parts list
M Eco 16 and M Eco 50-60-80 M Eco 21-28-35
4 19 17 25 16 15 14 12 13
5 24 6 18 8 7 11 9 10
Details of RFP board (24) Connection M Eco 16 to 35 Connection M Eco 50 to 80

23 1 1
22 2 2
20 21
3 3
Spare parts references

Nº Components
M 16 Eco M 21 Eco M 28 Eco M 35 Eco M 50 Eco M 60 Eco M 80 Eco
1 By products outlet ——–
2 Air diaphragm
3 Air inlet ——–
Axial fan for MH/MV models 3510070 3510072 3510072 3510073 3510074 3510066 3510075
4
Centrifugal fan for MC models 3510012 3510013 3510015 3510305
5 Gas inlet
3510017 3510018
6 Gas line
7 Gas valve with pressure regulator 3510323 3510027
8 Upstream burner gas pressure test point ——–
9 Gas manifold pressure test point ——–
10 Gas manifold ——–
11 Light-up electrode 3510029
12 Ionisation electrode 3510030 3510031
13 Burner safety relay 3510219
14 Thermostat—burner control (65°C) 3510033
15 Thermostat–fan (30 à 35°C) 3510033
16 Overheat thermostat (90°C) 3510034
17 Air pressure switch –lack air 3510035
Smoke box ——–
18
Smoke box gasket 3510405 3510400 3510402 3510406 3510407
19 Exhaust fan 3510042 3510043 3510044 3510045
20 Fault indicator light ——–
23 Fuse 6,3 A ——–
24 Pilot receiver RFP5 3510221
25 2nd stage thermostat (35 to 40°C) 3510033
27 Gas pipe —- —- —- —-
30 Silicone gasket diam. 80 —- —-- —- —-
31 Silicone gasket diam. 65 —- —- —- —-
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9-MAINTENANCE
Correct and regular use and maintenance of the Gas air heater determines rational and efficient operation,
minimum gas consumption and long service life.
Maintenance shall be operated when the heat exchanger is cold, gas and electrical supplies switched off.
These operations have to done by qualified people.
Parts Maintenance
Gas air blower Check all safety switches and screws tightening
Clean the heat exchanger after having dismantled the gas mani-
Heat exchanger, exhaust fan & venturi fold, exhaust fan and smoke box. Clean the exhaust fan by the
back side of the gas air blower.
Exhaust fan Clean with compressed air
Flue pipes Dismantle the flue, check it and clean it if necessary
Casing and outlet louvers Give them a wipe
Burner Remove the gas manifold, check it and clean it
Injectors Check them and clean them
Ionisation & light-up electrodes Check them and replace if necessary
Gas filters Remove and clean it with compressed air or replace if necessary.
10– RECOMMENDATION FOR END USER
CAUTIONS :
- Ensure that air inlet and exhaust flue pipes are free from obstructions.
- Do not modify gas air blowers .
- Never spray water on the appliances
- If a gas nature, pressure gas or electrical voltage supply modification is required, contact a
qualified technician.
A maintenance contract is recommended. Contact your installer.
What to do in case of fault?
FAULTS SOLUTION
- Switch off the main gas valve and electrical supply.
Gas odour Call a qualified technician..
Burner in safety mode - Push on the burner reset switch

(Default burner light is on) - If no restart, call a qualified technician .
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11– FAULT FINDING
In Case of problem, check that the preliminary conditions of operation are fulfilled;
If the control box is faulty (burner signal lamp switched on), reset it.
CAUTION: Before any electrical or mechanical maintenance operation, switch off electrical and gas
supply.
Faults Causes Solutions
Gas air heater does not - Wiring mistake - Check wiring

start - Voltage lack - Check voltage supply
- Ambient air thermostat not in operation - Increase set point of the ambient air ther-
mostat
- Overheat air pressure switch is on - Reset the air pressure switch
Continuous pre-ventilation - Exhaust fan out of order - Replace the exhaust fan
mode of the exhaust fan - Pressure switch disconnected - Reconnect the pressure test pipes
- Pressure switch out of order - Replace pressure switch
Light-up electrode runs - Faulty gas valve - Replace it

normally, burner is also - Faulty burner safety relay - Replace it
running but burner safety - Faulty ionisation electrode or bad adjust- - Adjust or replace it
relay is on security mode ment of it - Purge the gas pipes
(signal light on) - Air in gas pipes - Check gas pressure
- No gas
Appliance on safety mode - No gas supply - Reset the red button on the safety relay
(red light on)
Cold air when fan operat- - Bad adjustment of the fan air pressure - Adjust the set point of the air pressure
ing switch switch (35°C)
Insufficient heat output - Bad position of ambient air thermostat - Install it in an appropriate position
- Bad adjustment of the thermostat - Adjust the set point of the thermostat
- Lack of gas pressure - Check gas pressure
- inappropriate injectors - Select the good injectors and replace
them
Air heater always in opera- - Thermostat set point too high or out of - Adjust the set point temperature or replace
tion order it
- Check the wiring
- Wiring mistake
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Model: MH16 Eco
B1 warm air heater: [no]
C2 warm air heater: [no]
Type of fuel: [gas]
Item Symbol Value Unit Item Symbol Value Unit
Capacity Useful efficiency
Rated heating capacity Prated,h 13,1 kW Useful efficiency at Ƞnom 83,3 %

rated heating capacity
Minimum capacity Pmin 10,5 kW Useful efficiency at Ƞpl 82,8 %

minimum capacity
Electric power consumption Other items
At rated heating capacity elmax 0,055 kW Envelope loss factor Fenv 0,0 %
At minimal capacity elmin 0,055 kW Ignition burner power Pign 0,0 kW

consumption
In standby mode elsb 0,000 kW
Emission efficiency Ƞs,flow 93,2 %
Seasonal space heat- Ƞs,h 72,3 %

ing energy efficiency
Contact details SOLARONICS Chauffage SAS
78 rue du Kemmel – CS20302 – 59429 ARMENTIERES CEDEX France
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Model: MH21 Eco, MC21 Eco
Type of fuel: [gas]


minimum capacity

consumption

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Model: MH28 Eco, MC28 Eco
Type of fuel: [gas]


minimum capacity

consumption

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Model: MH35 Eco, MC35 Eco, MV35 Eco
Type of fuel: [gas]


minimum capacity

consumption

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Type of fuel: [gas]


minimum capacity

consumption

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Type of fuel: [gas]


minimum capacity

consumption

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Type of fuel: [gas]


minimum capacity

consumption

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ZI n°3, 78 rue du Kemmel – CS 20302
59429 ARMENTIÈRES Cedex – FRANCE
Tél. : +33(0) 3 20 10 59 59
Fax : +33(0) 3 20 35 57 22
www.solaronics.com
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MINIGAZ Eco

GAS AIR HEATERS

Axial or centrifugal fan

DO NOT INSTALL ANY GAS AIR HEATER IN:

1°) To inform the user:

2°) To give the user these instructions:

1-1 - Devices description - Operation

1.2. Use instructions

In case of trouble, please contact us.

1.6. Warranty (General terms of business excerpt, chapter WARRANTY):

The MH Eco gas air heaters are equipped with

That model has been designed for direct blo-

2-1 Technical features of axial suspended gas air heaters MH Eco

Size features for MH Eco models A B C Ø gaz

Connections for16/21/28/35 models MH16 Eco 810 780 356 1/2’’

It has been designed for a vertical blowing

It is particularly well adapted for combining

2-2 Technical features of vertical suspended gas air heaters MV Eco

TYPE MV35 Eco MV50 Eco MV60 Eco MV80 Eco

Working principle of MV Eco models

MV Eco gas air blowers include two functions :

Building volume *mixing rate Building volume *mixing rate

Type MV35 Eco MV50 Eco MV60 Eco MV80 Eco

Height of installation for MV Eco models

Dampers and filters can be added to the inlet

Assembly of blowing section

Size features of MC Eco air heaters and its optional accessories :

3-2 List of standard supports

Rotating wall bracket SMR 3500070 3500048

IPN fastening kit for SMR KIPN 3500047

Fixed wall bracket SMF 3500071 3500049

IPN fastening kit for SMF KIPN1 3500074

Centrifugal gas air heater

Fixed wall bracket SMF 3500049

Vertical gas air heater MV Eco 35 Eco 50 Eco 60 Eco 80 Eco

Mounting: See instructions provided with brackets.

SMR kit SMR + KIPN kit

Caution: check the hanging device strength

Caution: Check the hanging device strength

Limiting spaces between walls and gas air heaters:

Position Description Type Quanti

Mounting: See instructions provided with brackets.

MH60 Eco MH80 Eco

Mounting: See instructions provided with brackets.

Phase / brown RFP5

Only for MV Eco type

VT Air fan MVE By products fan

Do not stop mains supply, wait fan stop.

Pilot wire receiver (RFP5)

JP2 Burner connector

JP3 Fan connector)

Faulty burner light Burner reset

The concept of air blower piloting is described here below

* The reset order is a temporary impulsion and must not be permanent.

Pilot wire concept scheme

4-4 Remote faulty signal (in option)

Remote faulty signal kit - Code 3510232

5-2 Connection of flue pipe- B22—for MH, MC and MV Eco types

* Remark: Flashing(2) is not included

The K B2280V (ø 80) and K B22130V (ø 130) kits are made of 6

Building volume mixing rate Building volume mixing rate