Alde Compact 3020 HE Amendment To Installation Instructions

Brand: Alde

Model: Compact 3020 HE

Type: Amendment To Installation Instructions

Alde Compact 3020 HE is a versatile heating system designed for small crafts used in inland waterways. With its innovative features and reliable performance, it offers a comfortable and efficient heating experience. Specifically designed for narrow and canal boats, this system ensures a cozy ambiance even in challenging weather conditions.

Amendment to Installation

Instructions Compact 3020 HE

This document refers to clauses of Installation instructions Compact 3020 HE, V-3020

01 rev 1717 and adapts them, indicating the changes by stating “with the following

modication”, “with the following addition”, “is replaced with the following”, “as it is

stated” or “is not applicable”. It also adds clauses or sub-clauses to the structure of

Installation instructions Compact 3020 HE, V-3020 01 rev 1717 which are particular to

this amendment, V-3020 07 rev 1751. When applicable, the word “vehicle” could also

mean “small craft”.

In the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, installers should refer to

BSI PD 54823 and adhere to rules and regulations laid out in GSUIR and BSS.

All safety information is marked with this symbol and shall be regarded

even if the installation section is not applicable.

1. Intended use

With the following modication;

- Only to be installed in small crafts used

in inland waterways and only during con-

ditions with maximum waves according to

Beaufort Scale 2.

- Always follow relevant sections of ISO

10239 Small craft – Liqueed petroleum

gas (LPG) systems.

2. Prohibited use

With the following modication:

Not to be used in any other crafts other

than Canal or Narrow boats.

3. Safety features

As it is stated.

4. Technical data

As it is stated.

5. Installation instruction Alde

Compact 3020 HE

5:1 Important information

As it is stated.

5:2 Planning the heating system

As it is stated.

5:3 Boiler installation

“When placing outside the vehicle”

Is replaced with the following:

“Only to be installed indoors in a dry

compartment, not the engine compartment.”

5:4 Fitting a roof ue

With the following addition:

There must be a minimum lateral distan-

ce of 500 mm from a refueling point or

fuel tank breather outlet or any ventilator

outlet from the fuel system(s).

5:5 Fitting a wall ue

With the following addition:

All holes in the hull should be at least 250

mm above the ”normally laden waterline”.

• Must not be positioned within 500 mm of

vents, opening ports or hatch windows.

• Must not be positioned within an enclo-

sed canopy.

• Must be continuous and sealed from the

appliance to terminal.

• Entire length must be accessible for

inspection.

• The exhaust ue hose must not come

into contact with fuel lines, water hoses,

plastic pipes or electrical cables.

• The exhaust ue hose must not be

integrated into any other exhaust or outlet

on the craft.

5:6 Fitting the air intake/ue exhaust

hose

Only instructions regarding the roof

mounted ue is applicable.

5:7 Fitting the expansion tank

“The drain hose (Figure F 18) has to be

tted so that it fol lows the shortest route

from the expansion tank and out through

the oor of the vehicle. Cut the hose obli-

quely under the vehicle at an angle of 30°

facing the rear of the vehicle (Figure G).”

Is replaced by the following:

“The drain hose must be tted so that it fol-

lows the shortest route from the expansion

tank to a suitable secure container or bilge.”

5:8 Connection to the heating system

“The drain hose from the bleeder (Figure

H 23) must be routed through the oor of

the vehicle. Cut the hose obliquely at an

angle of 30° facing the rear of the vehicle

(Figure G).”

Is replaced by the following:

“The drain hose must be tted so that it fol-

lows the shortest route from the expansion

tank to a suitable secure container or bilge”

5:9 Connection to the water system

As it is stated.

5:10 Installation of safety/drain valve

“oor” is replaced by the following: “suita-

ble secure container or bilge”.

5:11 LPG connection

“ • The LPG installation to the boiler has

to be executed using 8 mm copper or ste-

el pipe, and be connected to the boiler’s

gas pipe with a compression coupling.

When routing pipes, bear in mind that all

joints/couplings have to be easily acces-

sible and it has to be possible to disas-

semble the boiler for servicing.

• The LPG connection to the boiler must

have a separate shut-o tap that is easily

accessible.

• The boiler must be connected to an LPG

cylinder with a type-approved reducing

valve with a pressure of 30 mbar.

For increased safety, we recommend tting

an Alde leak detector, type 4071, as close

as possible to the reducing regulator.”

Is replaced by the following:

“The LPG installation to the boiler must

be executed using regulation 8 mm cop-

per, stainless steel or cupronickel pipe,

and be connected to the boiler’s gas pipe

with a compression or cutting-ring com-

pression tting. When routing pipes, bear

in mind that all joints/couplings must be

easily accessible, and it must be possible

to conveniently service the boiler.

The LPG connection to the boiler must

have a separate shut-o valve that is

easily accessible. It is recommended to t

a gas test point on the gas pipe as close

to the boiler as possible.

The boiler must be connected to an LPG

cylinder with a type-approved dual-fuel re-

gulator with a nominal operating pressure

of 30 mbar.”

5:12 Electrical connection

“The boiler must be connected perma-

nently to a 230 VAC supply and be pro-

tected with a 10 A fuse for a 2 kW.”

Is replaced by the following:

“The boiler must be permanently connec-

ted to 230 VAC supply and be protected

by a 16 A MCB and RCD. It is recommen-

ded to t an easily accessible 20 A fused

spur close to the boiler.”

5:13 Filling the heating system

“The heating system must be lled with a

uid mixture consisting of distilled water

and ethylene glycol. For best re sults, use

high-quality ready-mixed ethylene glycol

(with inhibitors) intended for use in alumi-

nium heating systems. The proportions

when using concentrated ethylene glycol

are 60% distilled water, or water that is

free of salts, and 40% ethylene glycol.

If the heating system will be exposed to

temperatures below -25°C, the ethyle-

ne glycol content has to be increased,

however, do not exceed 50%.”

Is replaced by the following:

“The heating system must be lled with a

uid mixture consisting of ethylene glycol

antifreeze meeting VWAG specication

TL774-G (code G12++) or TL774-J (code

G13), mixed 50:50 with deionised water.

Alde Premium G13 Antifreeze is recom-

mended, as it is pre-mixed and ready to

use, with a 5-year life”

5:14 Bleeding the system

“Feel if the pipes and radiators are hea-

ting up around the vehicle.”

Is replaced by the following:

“Feel if all the pipes and radiators in the

heating circuit are heated up in the craft.”

6. Installation checks

As it is stated.

7. The rst time the heating system

is started

As it is stated.

8. Installation instructions -

Control Panel 3020 013

As it is stated.

8:1 Cable connection Compact 3020

HE and Control Panel

As it is stated.

9. Cable connection Compact 3020

HE and Option Board (accessory)

As it is stated.

10. Installation of pumps

As it is stated.

11. Activation of installed functions

As it is stated.

12. Troubleshooting

As it is stated.

13. Service Menu & Reset

As it is stated.

14. Fault messages

As it is stated.

15. Warranty

As it is stated.

16. Health declaration

As it is stated.

17. Declaration of conformity

As it is stated.

Alde International Systems AB

Wrangels allé 90 • Box 11066 • S-291 11 Färlöv • Sweden

Tel +46 (0)44 712 70 • Fax +46 (0)44 718 48 • www.alde.se • [email protected]

V-3020 07 Rev 1751

1. Fresh water tank

2. Domestic water pump

3. Alde Compact 3020HE boiler

4. Alde central heating pump

5. Alde Expansion tank

6. Hot water from boiler

7. Manual valve - open for summer circuit,

close for winter

8. Manual valve - Open for winter circuit,

close for summer

9. Taps, shower, etc.

10. Summer circuit w/o heat emitters

11. Stored water out of Calorier

12. Cold water into Calorier (blue)

13. Dual-coil Calorier

14. Engine radiator circuit

15. Alde engine heat exchanger

16. Winter circuit with heat emitters, radi-

ators, convectors, UFH et al

Alde Compact 3020 HE Amendment To Installation Instructions

Alde Compact 3020 HE Amendment To Installation Instructions

Alde Compact 3020 HE Amendment To Installation Instructions

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