ALDH Series Connector (Coupling) (Single pc- w/o clamps) – V3

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$29.94

SKU: TitanPowerPlus-A-ALDH-COUPLING-V3 Category:

Description

Product Description:

Facilitate seamless interconnections between multiple ALDH29 collectors with our premium Compensator. This essential item is specifically designed to accommodate thermal expansion between solar collectors, ensuring a reliable and efficient system.

Two units of this compensator are required between each solar collector. Each compensator is constructed with a combination of stainless steel and brass, expertly welded together for durability and performance. The brass connection incorporates the proprietary VITON connection system to minimize leak risks, ensuring a robust and secure assembly.

Please note that this product is sold individually, not in sets. Each compensator requires two C-clamps, made of stainless steel (TitanPowerPlus-A-ALDH-COUPLINGCLAMP-V3), to secure the connections.

Key Product Features:

– Designed for interconnection of multiple ALDH29 collectors.
– Accommodates thermal expansion between solar collectors.
– Made of a mix of stainless steel and brass, welded together for strength.
– Equipped with the proprietary VITON connection system to minimize leaks.
– Non-solder connection ensures ease of assembly.
– Requires two C-clamps (TitanPowerPlus-A-ALDH-COUPLINGCLAMP-V3) per unit for secure installation.
– Made in Germany.

Invest in the Compensator for your ALDH29 solar collector project for a smooth and efficient setup. This essential component accommodates thermal expansion, a critical factor in solar thermal systems, to maintain optimal performance and system integrity. Its superior build quality, featuring a blend of stainless steel and brass, and the proprietary VITON connection system ensure a secure, leak-minimized installation. Choose this German-made, reliable compensator for long-lasting and hassle-free operation of your solar thermal project.

Instructive videos

To check the temperature sensor you can use the digital multimeter tool and check the resistance of the sensor. A simple steps which allow to check the temperature sensor:
  1. Turn the system off (electricity) - safety us the most important
  2. Open the controller box
  3. Check if the connection is not loose
    • If loose fix the connection by pushing the sensor wire inside the terminal
    • Close the controller box and check if that fixed the issue
  4. Check the sensor wire resistance with multimeter (turn the multimeter switch to the resistance measurement) – reading should be around 1.101 kOhm at room temperature and around 1.250 kOhm for hot water
    • If readings are different sensor might need replacement
This short advice should help you to solve the problem.