Viessmann Vitosol 300-T Installation Instructions Manual

Type
Installation Instructions Manual

The Viessmann Vitosol 300-T vacuum tube collector is an innovative solar heating solution that utilizes heat pipe technology to efficiently capture and transfer solar energy for domestic hot water and space heating applications. Its durable construction and high-performance design make it a reliable choice for eco-conscious homeowners seeking to reduce their energy consumption and environmental impact.

The Viessmann Vitosol 300-T vacuum tube collector is an innovative solar heating solution that utilizes heat pipe technology to efficiently capture and transfer solar energy for domestic hot water and space heating applications. Its durable construction and high-performance design make it a reliable choice for eco-conscious homeowners seeking to reduce their energy consumption and environmental impact.

Installation instructions
for contractors
VIESMANN
Vitosol 300-T
Type SP3A
Vacuum tube collector based on the heat pipe principle
VITOSOL 300-T
5366 351 GB 9/2009
Dispose after installation.
2
Please follow these safety instructions closely to prevent accidents and mate-
rial losses.
Safety instructions explained
Danger
This symbol warns against the
risk of injury.
!
Please note
This symbol warns against the
risk of material losses and envi-
ronmental pollution.
Note
Details identified by the word "Note" con-
tain additional information.
Target group
These instructions are exclusively
designed for qualified personnel.
Work on electrical equipment must
only be carried out by a qualified elec-
trician.
Regulations
Observe the following when working on
this system
all legal instructions regarding the pre-
vention of accidents,
all legal instructions regarding envi-
ronmental protection,
the Code of Practice of relevant trade
associations,
all current safety regulations as
defined by DIN, EN, DVGW, VDE and
all locally applicable standards.
a
ÖNORM, EN and ÖVE
c
SEV, SUVA, SVTI and SWKI
Working on the system
Isolate the system from the power sup-
ply and check that it is no longer 'live',
e.g. by removing the separate fuse or
by means of a main isolator.
Safeguard the system against unau-
thorised reconnection.
Safety instructions
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Installation sequence
Vertical rooftop installation................................................................................... 4
Component overview........................................................................................ 4
Fitting roof hooks or mounting brackets............................................................ 6
Fitting mounting rails......................................................................................... 11
Fitting the header casing................................................................................... 14
Installation on flat roofs........................................................................................ 15
Component overview........................................................................................ 15
Determining the collector row distance z.......................................................... 16
Adjusting the angle of inclination α................................................................... 17
Fitting the collector supports............................................................................. 18
Fitting the mounting rails and header casing.................................................... 21
Making the hydraulic connections........................................................................ 22
Connecting the header casing.......................................................................... 22
Fitting the connection set.................................................................................. 23
Fitting the vacuum tubes and collector temperature sensor............................. 25
Installation............................................................................................................ 29
Commissioning and adjustment........................................................................... 30
Index
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Component overview
1 2 3 4 5
76 8 9 qP
qZ qUqTqRqEqWqQ
qO wPqI
119
2025
385
123456789
280
325
94
1439/2149
Roof tiles
1
Timber
38 x 58 x 2140 mm
30 x 100 x 2140 mm
2
Roof hook
3
Zinc-plated countersunk chipboard
screw (Spax-s) 6 x 80 mm
4
Zinc-plated countersunk chipboard
screw (Spax-s) 5 x 30 mm
Slate roof
5
Roof hook
6
Zinc-plated countersunk chipboard
screw (Spax-s) 6 x 30 mm
Corrugated sheet roof
7
Roof hook for corrugated roofing
sheet, profiles 5 and 6
8
Roof hook for corrugated roofing
sheet, profile 8
Vertical rooftop installation
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Plain tiles
9
Roof hook
4
Zinc-plated countersunk chipboard
screw (Spax-s) 5 x 30 mm
Fixing without roof hooks
qP
Mounting bracket
For all types of roofing
qQ
Clamping bracket
qW
T-slot bolt
qE
Washer
qR
Hexagon nut
qT
Mounting rail
qZ
Mounting rail with tube holders
qU
Retaining bracket
qI
Header casing
qO
Vacuum tube
wP
Retaining rubber
Accessories for one collector array
wQ wW wE wR wT
wZ wU wI wO eP eQ eW
wQ
Connection pipe
wW
Thermal insulation
Connection set:
wE
Connecting pipe (short)
wR
Connecting pipe (long)
wT
Locking ring fitting (elbow 90 °),
7
22 mm
wZ
Support sleeve
wU
U-pipe
wI
Thermal insulation cap
wO
Fixing screws
eP
Strain relief fitting
eQ
Sensor retainer
eW
Installation pipe
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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Fitting roof hooks or mounting brackets
Overview – Installation with roof hooks
160
x
578
1650
x
160
230
1362
AB C D E F G B C H K B
Dimension x according to the width of the tile head.
A
Vacuum tube
B
Clamping bracket
C
Mounting rail with tube holders
D
Mounting rail
E
Roof hook
F
Timber, 38 x 58 mm
(only for roof tiles)
G
Timber, 30 x 100 mm
(only for roof tiles)
H
Retaining bracket
K
Header casing
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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Overview Installation with mounting
brackets
(e.g. on sheet steel roofs)
Use on-site fixing elements to secure the
brackets (for example, standing
seams).
A B C D E B CF G D B
187.5
1650
578
230
1362
187.5
A
Vacuum tube
B
Clamping bracket
C
Mounting rail with tube holders
D
Mounting bracket
E
Mounting rail
F
Retaining bracket
G
Header casing
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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For installations without roof hooks, mounting brackets are used in place of the roof
hooks.
a
230
e
c
b
d
578
1650
1362
a
2
c
2
f
187.5
qUqT
qZ
Note
Centre the mounting rails; maintain dimension f = 81 mm.
Combination a mm b mm c mm d mm e mm
2 m
2
850
3 m
2
1260
2 m
2
/2 m
2
850 1520 850 2370 670
2 m
2
/3 m
2
850 1875 1260 2930 820
3 m
2
/3 m
2
1260 2230 1260 3490 970
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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Fitting the mounting brackets Secure the mounting brackets to the
substructure on site in accordance with
the dimensions given in the illustrations
on pages 7 and 8.
Fitting roof hooks for roof tiles
2.
5.
42
1
1
30 x 100
38 x 58
3
3
3.
4.
1.
1. Push up the roof tiles in accordance
with the dimensions shown in the
illustration on page 6.
2. Secure the timber to the joists at the
head of the exposed rows of tiles in
accordance with the dimensions
shown in the illustration on page 6.
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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3. Hook the roof hooks into the timber in
accordance with the dimensions
shown in the illustration on page 8.
4. Remove the drip tabs and protrusions
from the roof tiles where the roof
hooks are to be fitted.
5. Secure the roof hooks and position
the roof tiles.
Continue with "Mounting rail installa-
tion" on page 11.
Fitting roof hooks for slate roof
2.
3.
1. Mark the position of the roof hooks in
accordance with the dimensions
shown in the illustration on pages 6
and 8.
2. Remove slates from the roof at the
hook contact points.
3. Secure the roof hooks to the roof sur-
face. Fit commercially available lead
flashing to protect against the ingress
of moisture.
4. Cover the roof.
Continue with "Mounting rail installa-
tion" on page 11.
Fitting roof hooks for corrugated
sheet roofs
7,8
2.
3.
1. Mark the position of the roof hooks in
accordance with the dimensions
shown in the illustration on pages 6
and 8.
2. Position each roof hook at the level of
a batten onto the ridge of the roofing
sheet and, through the hole in the roof
hook, drill a further hole into the apex
of the corrugation.
3. Secure each roof hook with screw
7
8 mm and a sealing washer (on-
site provision) to the battens.
Continue with "Mounting rail installa-
tion" on page 11.
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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Fitting roof hooks for plain tile roofs
1. Mark the position of the roof hooks in
accordance with the dimensions
shown in the illustration on pages 6
and 8.
2. Remove tiles from the roof at the
hook contact points.
3. Hook the roof hooks onto the battens
and position and align on top of the
tile below.
4. Secure the roof hooks to the bat-
tens.
30
5. Cover the roof; trim tiles to suit with
an angle grinder; trim approx.
30 mm off the tiles.
Fitting mounting rails
Turn the tee bolts 90° for all installation steps.
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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187,5
1.
90°
A
Roof hooks or mounting brackets
1. Secure the mounting rails to the roof
hooks or mounting brackets; align
vertically and horizontally.
230
2.
90°
2. Align and fix the retaining plates to
the mounting rails.
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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4.
4x
f
1362
578
qTqUqZqQ qTqUqZqZqQ
qQ qZ qQ
qW
qR
qE
qQ
90°
3.
Note
Centre the mounting rails; maintain dimension f = 81 mm.
3. Fit clamping brackets onto the
mounting rails; do not tighten the
bolts yet.
4. Click the mounting rails with tube
holders into the clamping brackets;
align and fasten.
Note
Tube holders on opposite rails must
be aligned.
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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Fitting the header casing
Turn the tee bolts 90° for all installation steps.
qT qZ qU
qW
qR
qE
qQ
qI
qI
1. Position the header casing onto the
mounting rails and click into the
retaining brackets.
2. Align the header casing.
Note
The tube holders on the mounting
rails must be in line with those in the
header casing; where necessary,
align with a piece of string.
3. Tighten the header casing with the
clamping brackets.
4. Where several collectors are instal-
led side-by-side, continue with "Con-
necting the header casing" on
page 22, otherwise continue with
"Fitting the connection set" on
page 23.
Vertical rooftop installation
(cont.)
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Component overview
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qI
qZ
qO wP
80
50
Ø11
100
100
1800
100
100
1800
1
2
4
30°
35°
40°
45°
50°
25°
A
3
5 6 7 8
A
Collector supports for angles of incli-
nation α 25 to 50°, pre-assembled
with screws, washers, nuts and
clamping brackets
Installation on flat roofs
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1
Collector support
2
Base rail
3
Adjustable support, lower part
4
Adjustable support, upper part
5
Cross brace
6
Hexagon screw M 8 x 20
7
Washer 7 8.4 mm
8
Hexagon nut M 8
qZ
Mounting rail with tube holders
qI
Header casing
qO
Vacuum tube
wP
Retaining rubber
Accessories for one collector array
wQ wW wE wR wT
wZ wU wI wO eP eQ eW
wQ
Connection pipe
wW
Thermal insulation
Connection set:
wE
Connecting pipe (short)
wR
Connecting pipe (long)
wT
Locking ring fitting (elbow 90 °),
7
22 mm
wZ
Support sleeve
wU
U-pipe
wI
Thermal insulation cap
wO
Fixing screws
eP
Strain relief fitting
eQ
Sensor retainer
eW
Installation pipe
Determining the collector row distance z
When installing several collectors in series, maintain distance z (see page 19).
Example:
Würzburg is located at approx. latitude 50° north.
Installation on flat roofs
(cont.)
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1. Determine the angle of the sun β.
In Germany, this angle (subject to lat-
itude) lies between 12 ° (Flensburg)
and 20 ° (Freiburg).
Angle of the sun:
90 °
23.5 °
latitude
(23.5° can be assumed as a constant
value)
90 °
23.5°
50 ° = 16.5 °
2. Calculating dimension z:
h = 2165 mm
α = 45 °
β = 16.5 °
z
h
β
α
h
α
2165 mm · sin (180°– 61.5°)
sin (180°– (α+β))z
=
h sin β
z
=
sin 16.5°
6700 mmz
=
z Collector row distance
h Collector height
α Collector angle of inclination
β Angle of the sun
Adjusting the angle of inclination α
Position the collector array as far south as possible; linear tube axis aligned east-
west.
Installation on flat roofs
(cont.)
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2.
1.
2x
1. Secure the adjustable support with
the base rail.
2. Secure the upper and lower adjusta-
ble supports in accordance with the
required angle of inclination (see
page 15).
Fitting the collector supports
Information regarding ballast and
max. load on the substructure
Calculation in accordance with
DIN 1055-4 8/1986 and DIN 1055-5
6/1975.
Two foot supports A and two foot sup-
ports B are required for each collector
(see the following diagram).
For the calculation, the Viessmann cal-
culation program "SOLSTAT" is availa-
ble at www.viessmann.com.
Installation on flat roofs
(cont.)
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A
8x
b
z
a
B
3.
Note
To calculate dimension z, see page 16.
A
Foot support A
B
Foot support B
Combination a mm b mm
2 m
2
/2 m
2
900/900 622
2 m
2
/3 m
2
900/1200 827
3 m
2
/3 m
2
1200/1200 1031
Installation on flat roofs
(cont.)
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1. Observe the max. load and distance
from the edge of the roof for the on-
site substructure in accordance with
DIN 1055.
2. Clear the position for installation, for
example of gravel, lay out the protec-
tive mats and position foot supports A
and B in accordance with the dimen-
sions on page 19.
3. Secure the base rails (use as drilling
template) to the foot supports.
Ø8.5
678
78
6
6
78
5
5.
6.
4.
4. Secure the cross brace diagonally to
the inside of the adjustable sup-
ports.
5. Secure the cross brace diagonally to
the outside of the adjustable sup-
ports.
Installation on flat roofs
(cont.)
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Viessmann Vitosol 300-T Installation Instructions Manual

Type
Installation Instructions Manual

The Viessmann Vitosol 300-T vacuum tube collector is an innovative solar heating solution that utilizes heat pipe technology to efficiently capture and transfer solar energy for domestic hot water and space heating applications. Its durable construction and high-performance design make it a reliable choice for eco-conscious homeowners seeking to reduce their energy consumption and environmental impact.

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