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<strong>Laddomat</strong> 21-60 and 21-100<br />

ensures that<br />

the boiler charges the tank with high and even<br />

output<br />

the boiler burns at optimum effi ciency<br />

charging functions through self-circulation in the<br />

event of a power cut<br />

the residual boiler heat is used<br />

This is how <strong>Laddomat</strong> 21<br />

works<br />

When you have lit the boiler the pump is<br />

started by the fl ue thermostat and the boiler<br />

quickly heats up. 15–30 minutes after lighting,<br />

<strong>Laddomat</strong> 21 has fi lled the upper section of<br />

the tank so that you obtain both hot water<br />

and heating.<br />

Separation* means that the hot water at<br />

the top does not mix with the cold water<br />

underneath.<br />

Separation = sharp division between hot lighter water<br />

and cold heavier water.<br />

An automatic shunt control with the room<br />

temperature sensor ensures that the return<br />

water from the radiators is as cool as<br />

possible.<br />

This means that separation is maintained,<br />

which is very important for the tank’s<br />

storage capacity.<br />

The self-circulation valve in <strong>Laddomat</strong> 21<br />

ensures that residual heat in the boiler is<br />

transferred to the tank top as the heat in the<br />

tank is used.<br />

THE BASIS<br />

FOR EFFICIENT<br />

WOOD FIRING<br />

When the whole tank is full <strong>Laddomat</strong> 21<br />

closes the by-pass port, so that even the<br />

last heat of the embers is charged to the<br />

tank.<br />

Then the fl ue thermostat ensures that<br />

the <strong>Laddomat</strong> 21 pump stops, so that the<br />

residual heat in the boiler is transferred to<br />

the tank (see below).<br />

<strong>Laddomat</strong> 11-30 ensures that<br />

the boiler charges the tank with high<br />

and even output<br />

the boiler burns at optimum effi ciency<br />

This is how <strong>Laddomat</strong> 11-30<br />

works<br />

The circulation pump is started either when the water<br />

thermostat reaches around 80°C (or the highest temperature<br />

before it actually starts boiling) or breaks the circuit with its<br />

built-in operating thermostat, or alternatively, the damper<br />

closes, which creates an emission of tar in the boiler.<br />

In start up mode the water only circulates around the boiler.<br />

When the boiler water reaches operating temperature and<br />

circulation has started, <strong>Laddomat</strong> 11-30 mixes hot water from<br />

the top of the tank with cold water from the bottom of the<br />

tank. The water temperature at the bottom on the boiler stays<br />

at 72–80°C.<br />

In the fi nal phase the tank is charged by <strong>Laddomat</strong> 11-30<br />

choking the by-pass port and the whole pump fl ow cools the<br />

boiler.<br />

To avoid unnecessary heat loss after completed fi ring, the<br />

pump thermostat’s setting should be as high as possible to<br />

make the circulation pump come to a fast stop. A suitable<br />

setting is approx. 80–90ºC.<br />

The boiler will subsequently cool down completely without<br />

causing any heat loss from the tank.<br />

A simple way to bring the pump to a fast stop after completed<br />

fi ring is to connect the pump via a fl ue thermostat.


Termoventiler AB<br />

SE-523 93 Marbäck<br />

<strong>Laddomat</strong> Flue thermostat<br />

To start and stop the charge pump in <strong>Laddomat</strong> 10, 21,<br />

21-60, 21-100, or 11-30.<br />

The fl ue thermostat starts the pump as soon as the<br />

temperature of the fl ue rises to a predetermined level,<br />

after fi ring starts. In <strong>Laddomat</strong> 21 the pump fl ow closes<br />

the self-circulation valve with the tank. Hot water from<br />

the boiler top is pumped directly into the boiler bottom<br />

= the boiler quickly becomes hot.<br />

Thermomatic K<br />

Thermomatic K (TMK) is a constant regulator for controlling a turning<br />

mixing valve with a 90 degree opening angle.<br />

TMK can be used for constant maintenance of both cooling and<br />

heating.<br />

Minimum time between fully open and closed positions is 120 seconds.<br />

TMK is suitable for all installations with constant fl ow such as radiator<br />

and underfl oor heating circuits, charging of accumulator tanks etc. This<br />

version is not suitable for domestic hot water control.<br />

The temperature scale is 10–80°C.<br />

Tel. +46 (0)321 – 261 80<br />

Fax +46 (0)321 – 261 89<br />

www.termoventiler.se<br />

When the wood fi re goes out, the pump stops as soon as<br />

the fl ue cools down. In <strong>Laddomat</strong> 21 the self-circulation<br />

valve opens so that cooled water from the tank bottom can<br />

transfer residual heat in the boiler to the tank top.<br />

When <strong>Laddomat</strong> 10 is used a water thermostat should be<br />

installed in parallel with the fl ue thermostat. This is as extra<br />

security if the boiler should boil due to too large a bed of<br />

embers.<br />

Thermomatic K used for cooling a boiler<br />

Thermomatic K used for cooling a boiler when the<br />

distance between boiler and tank is big.<br />

Thermomatic K also used for keeping a constant<br />

tempetature for underfl oor heating.<br />

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