Technical data
Procon
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The room or space in which the Procon , , & boiler is installed may need to be ventilated in accord-
ance with BS : Part :, or BS : , as appropriate.
The table below details the ventilation required for individual Procon , , & boiler installations
ONLY.
Conventional Flue Installation H H H H (*)
Room Installation. Natural Ventilation direct
to outside.
cm cm cm
cm High,
cm Low Level
Room Installation. Natural ventilation from
adjacent room, which is directly ventilated to
outside.
cm cm cm N/A
Compartment Installation. Natural Ventilation
direct to outside.
cm High, cm
Low Level
cm High,
cm Low Level
cm High,
cm Low Level
cm High,
cm Low Level
Compartment Installation. Natural ventilation
from adjacent room, which is directly
ventilated to outside.
cm High,
cm Low Level
cm High,
cm Low Level
cm High,
cm Low Level
N/A
Room H H H H (*)
Room Installation. (Consideration shall be
given to provide general ventilation for
cooling purposes).
NIL NIL NIL
cm High & Low
Level
Compartment Installation, room sealed ue.
Natural ventilation direct to outside.
cm High & Low
Level
cm High & Low
Level
cm High & Low
Level
cm High & Low
Level
Compartment Installation. Natural ventilation
from adjacent room. Adjacent room similarly
ventilated direct to outside
cm High & Low
Level
cm High & Low
Level
cm High & Low
Level
cm High & Low
Level
Important Notice
The Ventilation Requirements detailed above are for guidance purposes and are relevant for single ap-
pliance installations ONLY.
For further information on di erent ventilation options/requirements, for single or multiple boiler instal-
lations, please refer to BS 5440: Part 2:2000 and BS 6644: 2005, as appropriate.
*1 – Consideration shall be given for the Summer Usage of the boiler, and the appropriate ventilational-
lowance applied, as detailed in BS 6644: 2005.
. H S D
The Procon , , & boiler can be operated to serve a heating load as either;
• Constant Temperature, the option of adjusting the desired set-point temperature between °C and °C.
• Direct-On-Boiler weather compensated ow temperature.
• Hot Water Production, on a priority basis.
The Procon , , & boilers are designed to operate
with a °C ∆T, the heating & hot water loads shall be designed
around a °C ∆T, operating the boiler on a reduced ∆T will result
in a reduced boiler output.
Where the system index circuit/s have a greater hydraulic re-
sistance than that of the residual head pressure available from
the internal boiler pump {, , }, or chosen boiler pump {},
then a low loss header must be used, with the boilers pump
delivering the water to the low loss header.
Where multiple boilers are to be installed, a low loss header
must be used, with the boiler primary pumps delivering the wa-
ter to the low loss header. Non-return valves MUST be tted to
each boiler to prevent short-circuiting. See . System Type .
Where the system has multiple pumped circuits that are pro-
posed to operating at the same time, then sub headers, both ow
and return, should be used with non-return valve being installed
directly after each pump to prevent re-circulation. See Fig .
Fig .










