E-boil Lazer Boiling Water Units |
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| The E-boil Lazer provides boiling water for tea, coffee, soup, noodles
and cooking throughout
the day and night efficiently, economically and constantly. Employing modern
electronic
technology, the fully automatic E-boil Lazer saves time and money. |
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| The E-boil Lazer is designed for use in clubs, commercial and domestic
kitchens, factories,
hospitals, hotels, motels, medical and dental surgeries, offices, restaurants,
shops and any where
else boiling water is required for beverage making. Any place of employment
or service is a
potential market for a E-boil Lazer boiling water unit. |
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| E-boil has drawn upon their years of experience in developing, designing,
manufacturing and
installing water heaters to enhance the quality and high standard of the
E-boil Lazer boiling
water unit. The E-boil sales, service and manufacturing facilities have
been awarded the
prestigious ISO 9001 Quality Certification. This provides the consumer
with confidence that
their E-boil Lazer is manufactured by a Quality Certified Company who operate
with an
internationally recognised quality system and procedures program. |
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| The E-boil Lazer meets
the Australian Standard for Electrical Safety, “AS
3350 Approval and
Test Specification - Electric Water Heaters”. The E-boil Lazer has
also been approved to the
European Standards, being granted CE approval. This provides the customer
with the
confidence their E-boil Lazer boiling water unit has been designed and
manufactured to
recognised International Standards. |
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| Versatile Range of Product |
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| The E-boil Lazer boiling water unit is available in two product ranges,
with three jacket
finishes and in thirteen models ensuring a model is available to fill all
of your customers needs.
There is an appearance designed to fit in with any decor and environment.
The two ranges and
the jackets available are: |
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Designer Series |
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Sculptured ABS jacket |
Classic Series |
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White enamelled steel jacket |
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Stainless steel jacket |
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| There are
six capacities available ensuring a model is available to meet even the
largest boiling water requirements. The capacities available are: |
- 2.5 litres, 5.0 litres, 7.5 litres, 15 litres, 25 litres, 40 litres.
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| Whether it
is a modern stylish office, a more classic decor or a commercial kitchen,
there is a
E-boil Lazer to suit. |
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| BOILING WATER |
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| Designer Series |
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| The Designer series is available in three capacities; 2.5 litre, 5.0
litres and 7.5 litres. |
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| Stylish
And Aesthetically Advanced; The Designer series offers stylish
and aesthetically
pleasing models, each with an architecturally streamlined jacket, which
fits in with any modern
decor. Perfect for the stylish and up market office environment or modern
home, the Designer
series offers charm, character and an attractive appearance where style
is just as important as
function. |
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| Elegant
Push Button Tap; This easy to use elegant tap, which compliments
the good looks of
the stylish Designer series, ensures making a cup of coffee is as simple
as pushing a button. The
spring loaded tap conveniently reverts to the off position so no water
or energy is wasted. |
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| Power
and Ready indicator lights; These bright and easy to
see lights advise the current status
of the E-boil Lazer. The red power light indicates when power is on to
the E-boil Lazer, whilst
the green ready light signals boiling water is available for immediate
use. |
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| Classic Series |
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| The Classic Series
is available in a white baked enamel all steel jacket which blends in
with any
décor, or an all stainless steel jacket befitting the commercial
kitchen or hospital environment.
Both jackets are easy to clean and maintain, presenting an attractive shiny
appearance. Their
design allows them to fit unobtrusively into their environment without
breaking the lines of the
surrounding décor, bringing a Classic look to the installation. |
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| White
Enamel Jacket; Available in 2.5 litre, 5.0 litre, 7.5 litre, 15
litre, 25 litre and 40 litre
capacities. |
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| Stainless
Steel Jacket; Available in 7.5 litre, 15 litre, 25 litre and
40 litre capacities. |
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| Spring
Loaded Tap; An easy to operate spring loaded tap is located at
the front of the Classic
Lazer. The tap can be either held down to control the flow of boiling water
or pushed up to
provide a constant flow of boiling water for filling a jug or pot, without
having to continuously
hold the tap. |
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| FEATURES |
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| Electronic
Control and Constant Monitoring; The E-boil Lazer employs
modern electronic technology ensuring superior performance and trouble
free operation. This
electronic control
system governs the operation of the E-boil Lazer by constantly monitoring
and coordinating the
functions of the boiling water unit from it’s staged filling process
to heating whilst maintaining
fine temperature control of the boiling water. The electronic operation
of the E-boil Lazer
means it has less components. This makes for a simple operation and easier
servicing. |
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| Fully
Automatic Staged Filling Process; The filling and heating
process is governed by the
electronic control box. The E-boil Lazer automatically refills and reheats
in cycles so boiling
water is available straight away. There is no waiting for a unit to fill
completely before boiling
water is obtained. The stainless steel water level probe senses the water
level and works in
conjunction with the solenoid valve, which controls and maintains the correct
flow of water into
the tank. Concurrently the heating element, working in conjunction with
the thermistor which
senses and provides the fine temperature control, provides rapid heating.
Cups of boiling water
can be drawn off continuously. Being a fully automatic unit there is no
messy manual refilling
required, leaving the tea room or kitchen clean and tidy. |
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| Delivers
More Instant Boiling Water; The E-boil Lazer delivers more boiling water
when it is
needed, straight away. The powerful heating element ensures rapid recovery
so boiling water is
always available. The 2.5 litre to 15 litre models have a 2.4 kW heating
element. The 25 litre
and 40 litre capacities have a 3.6kW and 4.6kW heating element respectively.
This provides an
hourly recovery of between 120 cups for the 2.5 litre to 15 litre models,
182 cups for the 25 litre
and 232 cups for the 40 litre models. Lazer cups are of 200 ml capacity. |
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| Convenient
and Productive, Saving Time and Money; The E-boil Lazer
is so convenient for
people to use. At the simple push of a button or pull of a tap, boiling
water is dispensed. Staff
are not inconvenienced by having to fill a jug or kettle and having to
wait for it to boil. This
increases productivity as they are not kept away from their desk, work
station or counter. This
saving of time and increases in productivity saves a company money, which
is a great benefit to
any business. |
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| Energy
Efficient; The E-boil Lazer is not only a powerful
unit but also compact and energy efficient. The water is heated and
stored in one tank. There are no cold
water tanks nor make up
or heating chambers. The E-boil Lazer’s compact internal tank is
fully insulated with CFC-Free
polystyrene foam keeping the heat inside the tank. This reduces standing
heat losses, saving
energy, keeping running costs down and making the E-boil Lazer even more
economical to
operate. There is no more boiling water going cold inside a jug or kettle,
nor wasting energy
before it is next boiled. |
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| Hygienic
and Safe; The E-boil Lazer has a fully enclosed and sealed
copper internal tank, with
venting through an overflow pipe, which connects to a vent drain line,
located under the jacket
skirt. This makes the E-boil Lazer hygienic, preventing contaminants from
entering the water,
and safe, eliminating the incidence of scalding due to spilled boiled water. |
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| Concealed
Plumbing; The 2.5 litre, 5 litre and 7.5 litre models
of the E-boil Lazer are designed so both the cold water connection
and vent connection can be completely
concealed. There are
no unsightly unions or joins to detract from the unit or the surrounding
décor. |
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| BOILING WATER |
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12.1 The E-boil Lazer Designer Series boiling water unit |
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| COMPONENTS |
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| Electronic
Control Box (ECB); The ECB provides the logic to monitor and coordinates the
functions of the boiling water unit from it’s staged filling process
to heating whilst maintaining
fine temperature control of the water. |
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| Water
Level Probe; The stainless steel water level probe senses the water
level and works in
conjunction with the solenoid valve. A drop in the water level will cause
the solenoid valve to
open. The low level sensor monitors the low water level to ensure the heating
unit cannot
operate unless it is covered by water. The high level sensor monitors the
high water level to
ensure the maximum water level is not exceeded. |
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| Solenoid
Valve; The
solenoid valve controls and maintains the correct flow of water into
the
tank. The drawing of boiling water will cause the solenoid valve to open.
Filling will continue
until the water temperature falls to 96°C at which point the solenoid
valve will close. Delivering
cold water through the solenoid valve onto the thermistor, which senses
the water temperature,
causes heating to commence. |
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| Thermistor
and Heating Element; The thermistor senses fine changes in temperature and
monitors the water temperature to maintain water at near boiling. When
the thermistor senses a
temperature drop below 96°C or when cold water enters the tank, the
heating element begins to
heat automatically and rapidly, raising the water temperature to 98°C.
This fine temperature
control ensures the E-boil Lazer maintains it’s temperature and delivers
more boiling water
when it is needed most. |
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| SUMMARY OF OPERATION |
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| Upon installation
of the E-boil Lazer Boiling Water Unit, the cold water supply is turned
on, followed by the electrical supply. The introduction
of power will cause the solenoid to open and
filling will commence. |
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| Filling will continue
until the water reaches the low level sensor on the water level probe.
Filling will stop and heating will commence. When the water temperature
reaches 98°C, the
solenoid valve opens and filling will recommence. The solenoid valve will
close again when the
water temperature is sensed at 96°C, and open again when the temperature
is heated to 98°C.
This filling cycle continues until the unit is full. Each time the solenoid
valve closes, the water
level probe is checked. Heating continues until the unit is full. The heating
unit will cycle to
maintain the water at between 96°C and 98°C. |
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| The drawing of boiling water will cause the solenoid valve to open and
recommence filling, delivering cold water on to the thermistor which, in
turn, causes heating to commence. The
continuous drawing of water for more than 30 seconds will cause the solenoid
valve to close to
ensure the water temperature is not reduced. |
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| BOILING WATER |
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| Fig.
12.2 Cutaway
view of a Designer series E-boil Lazer boiling water unit |
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| INSTALLATION |
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| The E-boil
Lazer is so simple to install. Each model has an integral mounting bracket
allowing
the E-boil Lazer to be easily mounted on the wall. The E-boil Lazer Boiling
Water Unit is not
weatherproof and external installations must be protected from the weather.
The unit must also
be installed with sufficient clearance for service access. A clearance
of 150 mm for service
access is required both above and to the left or right hand side of the
unit depending on the
model type. |
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| The E-boil
Lazer must be connected to a cold water supply. The cold water connection
is
located underneath the E-boil Lazer, ensuring the attractive appearance
of the installation. The
water supply pressure must be between a minimum 50 kPa for the 2.5 litre
to 7.5 litre, 75 kPa
for the 15 and 25 litre, and 100 kPa for the 40 litre and a maximum 1000
kPa. An isolation valve
must be installed on the cold water supply line to the E-boil Lazer Boiling
Water Unit. A
double non return valve is incorporated at the cold water connection prior
to the solenoid valve
and internal filler pipe. The E-boil Lazer boiling water unit is not a
pressurised unit. The
E-boil Lazer must not be connected to a hot water supply. |
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| The E-boil
Lazer incorporates an integral overflow pipe in its design. A vent drain
line
discharging to the atmosphere with a continuous fall is required to be
connected to the Lazer.
The primary functions of the overflow pipe and vent drain line are to: |
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- Allow air to escape whilst filling,
- Prevent the inner tank from collapsing when draining.
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| This vent
drain line, connected to the overflow pipe at the bottom of the E-boil
Lazer, should
not exceed one metre in length and not have more than three bends in it.
The drain line must not
be sealed or blocked in any way. The secondary functions of the overflow
pipe and vent drain
line are to allow any excess water to drain away and to allow any steam
to escape while heating.
The point of discharge must be where it can be seen but not cause nuisance
if water or steam is
discharged. |
| A drain point with a fitted screw plug is incorporated on the underside
of the tank. This allows
the entire contents to be drained from the tank, if required, making the
servicing or removal of
the unit simple and convenient. |
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| The boiling
temperature of water decreases as altitude increases. To allow for this,
a
potentiometer is incorporated into the Electronic Control Box. This must
be adjusted on E-boil
Lazer Boiling Water Units installed at altitudes over 300 metres above
sea level. This ensures
the unit does not boil continuously as the boiling temperature of water
decreases with altitude.
The potentiometer has an adjustment range of 92°C to 102°C and
its adjustment must be made
by a qualified person. The temperature of boiling water at various altitudes
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- 300 - 600 metres
- 97°C,
- 600 - 1200 metres
- 96°C,
- 1200 meters and
over - 95°C.
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| The 2.5 litre, 5 litre,
7.5 litre and 15 litre models are supplied with an electrical cord and
three
pin plug. The electrical connection is as simple as plugging directly into
a 10 Amp general
power outlet. It couldn’t be easier. The 25 litre and 40 litre models
must be hard wired by a
qualified electrician. The 25 litre models require a 15 Amp circuit and
the 40 litre models
require a 20 Amp circuit. |
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| Servicing
of the E-boil Lazer is also very simple. The front jacket on the 2.5
litre, 5.0 litre and
7.5 litre models can be easily removed to enable complete and unencumbered
access to all
components for servicing, should it be required. Access to components on
the 15 litre, 25 litre
and 40 litre models is via a detachable panel on both the left hand side
and the top of the unit. The side panel provides access to the heating
element, thermistor, solenoid valve and the
electronic control box, whilst the top panel provides access to the water
level probe. |
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| HOW
THE E-BOIL LAZER WORKS |
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| The E-boil Lazer boiling water unit has four operating modes. |
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| Mode 1. Empty. |
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| When the
water level is below the low level sensor on the water level probe and
the heating unit
is exposed, power to the heating unit is off. The solenoid valve will open
to allow water to enter
the E-boil Lazer. When the water level reaches the low level sensor, a
delay of 2 seconds will
elapse before the solenoid closes and heating commences. |
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| Mode 2. Not Full. |
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| Continuing from Mode 1, the heating unit will have power
on throughout Mode 2. While it is
heating, incremental filling takes place where small quantities of water
are admitted through the
solenoid valve each time the water temperature is sensed at 98°C. The
solenoid valve will close
when the water temperature is sensed at 96°C. |
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| The solenoid valve
cycle time will depend on the delay between cold water entry and the
sensing of the temperature at 98°C. The cycling time is directly related
to: |
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- The temperature of inlet water,
- The pressure of inlet water,
- The capacity
of the E-boil Lazer,
- The water
level in the E-boil Lazer.
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| Each time
the solenoid valve closes, the high level sensor on the water level probe
is activated
and, if found to be covered with water the E-boil Lazer will change to
Mode 3. |
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| Mode 3. Full. |
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| When the water has
reached the high level sensor, the solenoid valve will close and heating
will
continue until the water temperature reaches 98°C. |
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| The solenoid will open momentarily at this time. The solenoid valve will
then only open when
water is drawn from the Lazer and the water level falls below the high
level sensor. |
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| Heating will continue
to cycle on, when the water temperature falls to 96°C, and off, when the
water temperature reaches 98°C. |
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- The drawing
of water from the tap will return the E-boil Lazer to Mode 2.
- During
continuous drawing of water the solenoid will close after being open
for 30
seconds and the E-boil Lazer will enter Mode 4.
- Draining
of all the water will return the E-boil Lazer to Mode 1.
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| Mode 4 - Over-temperature cut-out (OTC) |
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| The continuous
drawing of water from the E-boil Lazer for more than thirty (30) seconds
during
Mode 2, will cause the over temperature cut out function (OTC) to operate.
The OTC will close the
solenoid valve and turn off the heating unit. This is to ensure the water
temperature is not reduced
below 96°C and allows the E-boil Lazer to stabilise. |
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| Once activated,
the OTC will maintain the E-boil Lazer in this state until the water
temperature
falls
to 96°C. At this temperature the E-boil Lazer will switch back to Mode
2. The OTC is not
temperature activated and will not prevent continuous boiling of the E-boil
Lazer. Continuous boiling
of water may occur if the altitude adjustor has not been set correctly. |
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| Fig.
12.3 Dimensions of Designer series E-boil Lazer boiling water
units |
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| Fig.
12.4 Dimensions of Classic series E-boil Lazer boiling water
units |
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| E-BOIL LAZER
MODEL NUMBERS |
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| The model
numbers for E-boil Lazer boiling water units are designed to convey detailed
information about each model |
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| BOILING WATER |
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| E-BOIL LAZER
BOILING WATER UNIT PRODUCT SPECIFICATION |
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- The E-boil Lazer boiling water units are designed to be hung on a wall
and connected to
mains cold water supply. They are not a pressurised unit and operate
under gravity. A
space of 150 mm is required for service access both above the unit and
to the right hand
side of the 2.5 litre to 7.5 litre models and to the left hand side of
the 15 litre to 40 litre
models.
- The internal tank is made of copper and is fully sealed. The tank is
open vented. The
overflow / vent pipe and drain point have their outlets located under
the jacket skirt.
- The Electronic Control Box contains a transformer, a relay, a PC Board
and microchip.
Together they provide the logic to monitor and control the water level
and temperature. This allows for fully automatic operation.
- The heating unit is of a tubular type and has an elliptical
flange for bolt on connection.
There is one heating element in the
E-boil Lazer. A thermistor temperature
sensor probe is
centrally located adjacent to the element loop and senses water temperature
to maintain
water near boiling. A silicon rubber gasket seals the heating unit
against the tank.
- The water level probe sensor is a stainless steel probe monitoring:
- low water level to ensure the heating unit cannot operate unless it is covered by water.
- high water level to ensure the maximum water level is not exceeded.
- The solenoid valve is located at the left hand side of the boiling water unit. This opens and
closes to allow or stop water from entering the unit. A double non return valve is
incorporated prior to the solenoid valve at the cold water connection.
- A separate relay is incorporated into the 25 and 40 litre units to ensure the 15 and 20 amp
load is not passed through the 10 amp Electronic Control Box relay.
- The outer jacket of the Designer series is of ABS with a sculptured finish. The Classic
series has an outer jacket of either a baked white enamelled steel or stainless steel.
- Insulation is of rigid moulded polystyrene foam.
- Electrical connections are for single phase 220-240 volt AC single phase operation only.
The following electrical configurations are available:
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2.5 litre to 15 litre: |
1 x 2.4
kW element, supplied with power cord to connect to 10 amp power point. |
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25 litre: |
1 x 3.6 kW element. To be hard wired to a 15 amp circuit by a qualified
electrician. |
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40 litre: |
1 x 4.6 kW element. To be hard wired to a 20 amp circuit by a qualified
electrician. |
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| 11. Model
Number Designation |
771 |
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- Classic series with a white enamel jacket. |
781 |
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- Classic series with a stainless steel jacket. |
791 |
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- Designer series with a sculptured white plastic jacket. |
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| PLUMBING |
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| Cold Water Piping |
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| The E-Boil
Lazer boiling water unit can only be connected to a cold water supply.
The connection to the E-boil Lazer is R ½/15 (½” BSP
male) and the cold water supply pipe should be DN 15 (½” OD). |
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| The cold water supply line should be fitted with a stop cock. A non-return
valve is not necessary. Under no circumstances shall a connection be made
to a hot water supply. |
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| Vent Pipe Drain |
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| The vent drain pipe
should be as short as possible and must discharge to atmosphere. It should
not
exceed one metre in length, have a continuous fall and not have more than
three bends in it. The
connection is R ½/15(½” BSP male) and the drain pipe
should be DN 15 ( ½” OD). |
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| Drain Point |
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| A 3mm stainless steel plug screw and sealing washer is provided on the
underside of the copper tank
to allow complete draining of the tank if required. |
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| Hot Water Outlet |
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| This is situated
at the front of the unit. The Classic white enamel and stainless steel
models
incorporate a tap which can be left open for continuous pouring or held
open for intermittent
use. The Designer series range has a unique push button tap at the front
of the unit and the
delivery spout is located at the bottom of the unit. The push button tap
will only allow water to
be drawn from the E-Boil Lazer whilst it is manually depressed. |
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| Concealed Plumbing |
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| The 2.5 litre, 5 litre and 7.5 litre models of both the Designer and
Classic series Lazer have a cut
out at the rear of the unit to allow the installation of concealed plumbing. |
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| WATER QUALITY |
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| Caution is
suggested if the E-boil Lazer boiling water unit is to be connected to
a water supply
which has a high content of Silica or Calcium. Water supplies of this nature
may be detrimental
to the water heater operation and may cause the warranty to become void.
For further
information relating to the guidelines of water quality, contact your local
Southcorp Water
Heaters Sales Office or Service Department for advice. |