SERIES AM COMFORT

FAN CONVECTOR HEATERS

Products that perform... By people who care


Contents PAGE Identification
IDENTIFICATION 2
Introduction 2
Authority 2 Introduction
This Product Catalogue provides comprehensive information about Series AM
Comfort fan convector heaters and guidance on selection, application, use and
DESCRIPTION 2
supply.
Range 2 & 4-5
Each heater consists of a casing, motor/fan platform, air filter and heating
Composition – Features 3 coil. Depending upon the model, grilles are either fitted to the casing or can be
Accessories 6-7 supplied loose for fitting by others.
Heaters provide warm air heating, when connected to a low or medium
PERFORMANCE 8-9 temperature hot water system and a single phase electrical supply. A simple
product description code is used to identify heaters and accessories. Each heater
Heat outputs of LTHW 8
has a unique serial number.
Correction factors 8
For low grade heating mediums and low surface temperature options refer to the
Heat outputs of Electric 9 Avant-Garde & LST fan convector brochures.
Electrical data 9
Coil capacities 9
Heater mass 9 Authority
Dunham-Bush operates a quality control system and is a registered firm of
assessed capability BS EN ISO 9001 : 2000.
APPLICATION 10-11
General 10
Description
Selection 11
Dimensions 12-28 Each Series AM Comfort fan convector comprises a sheet metal casing with
lockable access panel, motor/fan platform, auto transformer, air filter and hot
Engineering Specification 29-30
water heating coil. A single phase electric heater coil can be supplied instead of
the hot water coil on heaters with an output up to 6kW. Depending upon the
CONSTRUCTION 31 model selected, grilles are either fitted to the casing or can be supplied loose as an
accessory, for internal use.
Handling 31
Storage 31 Heaters are supplied for single or dual fan speed operation. Single speed heaters
are set to low, medium or high speed. Dual speed heaters are set to low/medium,
Preparation 31
low/high or medium/high speeds. Fan/heat control is by means of switches and/or
Installation details 31 thermostats, listed in the Accessories section of this Product Catalogue.
Pipework connections 31
Electrical connections 31
Range
Typical wiring diagram 31
The range consists of 22 standard models, arranged in 4 groups – floor, wall,
Ceiling & wall brackets 32 ceiling and fixed duct or adjustable height duct, as illustrated in the Range of
Installation detail, model 15 33 Standard Models. For vertical concealed and ceiling void models, please refer to
our Series BM Product Catalogue.

PRICES & CONDITIONS All models can be supplied in a range of figure numbers. The figure number
of SALE 34 relates to the nominal heat output and length, as shown below.
Prices 34 Nominal output Casing length
Figure number
(kW) (mm)
Conditions of Sale 34
03 2.6 695

TECHNICAL SUPPORT 04 4.5 895

SERVICES 34 06 6.0 895
Product support 34
08 8.5 1195
10 9.8 1195
SUPPLY 34
12 11.0 1495
Availability 34
Packaging 34 15 12.5 1495

Ordering 34-35 Nominal outputs are based on WA2 coil, LTHW flow &
return temperatures of 80/70˚C, and an entering air
Delivery to site 34 temperature of 18˚C


 Composition - features
Model 13 figure number 4
(left hand connections) heater casing
extruded pencil
proof⌦discharge grille

access panel with locks

low temperature
inner cover
cut-out*

air vent** auto-transformer

heating coil
mains inlet connector
coil connections

motor/fan platform
isolating valves*
line connector

extruded pencil proof

pipework cover plate recirculation grille

washable air filter

air thermostats*

Items marked * are accessories. **Air vent options – type M manual, behind the access panel
type A automatic, behind the access panel
type P plugged tapping

switches*


 Range of standard models


Note: refer models 21, 22, 23, 60 & 92, the pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or
bottom orientation, please indicate on works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.


 Range of standard models
Air thermostats
Air thermostats can be provided to automatically switch the heater on/off and/or
to change the fan speed/heat output, in response to a fall or rise in ambient air
temperature.

Fitted air thermostats, Models 13, 15, 17, 20, 21, 23 and 25 only.
Capillary thermostats or room thermostats with accelerator heater, can be fitted for
on/off and speed change control.

Remote thermostats Fitted on/off and speed change capillary

Standard or tamper resistant room thermostats with accelerator heater, can be thermostats
provided for on/off and speed change control.

Low temperature cut-out thermostat (LTC)

A low temperature cut-out thermostat can be provided to prevent the heater
operating until the heating water temperature is hot enough for it to work
efficiently. This thermostat will automatically stop the heater at the end of the
normal operating period, when the boiler plant closes down.
Type 1, fixed setting LTC, break circuit 38˚C±3K, make circuit 50˚C±3K
If fitted, type 1 is wired into the control circuit and clamped to the coil tube
nearest to the LTHW flow connection. Note, maximum operating temperature of
95˚C
Type 2, adjustable setting LTC, range 30˚C to 90˚C.
If supplied, type 2 is wired into the control circuit and stored inside of the heater
casing, for clamping to the LTHW flow pipe by the installer. Note, maximum Fitted type 1 LTC
operating temperature of 95˚C

Switches
Fitted external, internal or remote room switches can be provided to switch the
heater on/off, change fan speed, allow thermostats to work automatically or
to override any thermostats. The override “manual” switch allows the fans to
circulate room air when the boiler plant is shut down during the summer. A switch
can also be provided to open or close motorised dampers (models 19, 22, 53 and
88 with motorised damper).

Fitted switches 1. on/off, 2. high/off/low, 3. manual/off/auto, 4. manual/off/

auto and high/low, 5. FAI/recirc., 6. FAI/recirc. and high/off/low, 7. FAI/recirc.,
and manual/off/auto, 8. FAI/recirc., manual/off/auto and high/low.
Please note: a) fitted switches are not recommended for ceiling and wall mounting
Fitted high/low and manual/off/auto
models, due to inaccessibility. b) FAI refers to fresh air inlet.
switches
Remote switches-surface or flush mounting 1. on/off, 2. high/off/
low, 3. manual/off/auto, 4. manual/off/auto and high/low, 5. FAI/recirc., 6.
FAI/recirc. and high/off/low, 7. FAI/recirc. and manual/off/auto, 8. FAI/recirc. ,
manual/off/auto and high/low.

Motorised damper
Damper models 19, 22, 53 and 88 can be provided with a 230V AC damper motor
as a standard option. 24V AC damper motors are available if specially requested.


Electric heating
All models, figure numbers 3, 4 and 6 only, can be fitted with a single phase, one
or two stage electric heating module, instead of the standard hot water heating
coil. The module includes electric element(s), power relay(s), high temperature cut-
out and miniature circuit breakers. Please refer to the Performance section of this
catalogue for outputs of models with electric heater modules.

Electronic speed control – ESC

All models can be supplied with electronic speed control, instead of the standard
auto transformer. The ESC automatically varies the fan motor speed, air volume
flow rate and heat output (in the heating mode), in response to a change in
recirculation or room air temperature. On a rise in air temperature, the fan
Electric heating
gradually slows down and stops when the air temperature is 1K above the set-
point.
A set-point adjustment knob and heating/cooling mode switch are provided. In the
cooling mode the operation is reversed to allow room air to be recirculated.
Air sensors can only be fitted within models 13, 15, 17, 20, 21, 23 and 25. Remote
sensors can be provided with all models.
Electronic speed control is not suitable for use with:
a) models selected to introduce a constant quantity of outside or primary air.
b) ceiling mounting models, due to the risk of stratification, as the air volume flow
rate decreases and the leaving air temperature increases.
c) models with electric heater coil.

Special controls
Various special control arrangements can be supplied to suit particular applications.
A 24V AC relay can be fitted, to allow a heater to be switched on/off remotely by a
Fitted plinth
controlled 24V AC supply.
24V AC relays can also be fitted, to allow master/slave operation of several fan
convectors from one pair of room thermostats. Please contact our local Agent/
Sales Engineer for details.

Fitted plinth
A 100mm or 150mm plinth, finished in black powder coating, can be fitted to all
floor and duct models, to raise the heater above the finished floor level.

Fitted isolating valves

DN20(3/4 BSP.) isolating ball valves or gate valves, can be provided fitted within
the casing.

Pencil proof loose grille and fixing frame Fitted isolating ball valves
Pencil proof loose grilles with fixing frames can be provided for use with heaters
which do not have fitted grilles. The fixing frame is intended for installation in
a wall opening, allowing the loose grille to be fixed to the frame with screws,
which are recessed between the grille blades. A loose grille has a natural anodised
surround and black powder coated grille core.
Loose grilles are unsuitable for external use. Proprietary weatherproof louvres are
recommended where outside air is to be introduced.

Special colours and finishes

The standard casing finish is powder coated flake grey, 10 A 03, BS4800.
As an option, heater casings can be supplied powder coated to a colour and finish
from our preferred range. A colour chart is available on request. Other BS 4800
and RAL colours are also available, subject to quantity. Please contact our local
Agent/Sales Engineer.
Note: when a special colour finish is applied to the casing, any fitted grilles and the back of
the heater will be finished standard black, unless otherwise specified. Loose grille and fixing frame


Table 1 Heat outputs
Heat outputs (kW), air volume flow rates (l/s), leaving air temperatures (˚C) and hydraulic resistances (kPa).
Conditions: LTHW 75˚C mean, 10K drop across the coil at medium speed, same water flow rate at low and high speeds.
Entering air temperature 18˚C.

Figure coil low speed medium speed high speed

number type kW l/s °C kPa kW l/s °C kPa kW l/s °C kPa
03 WA2 1.69 50 46 0.28 2.56 75 47 0.62 3.58 110 45 1.16
04 WA2 3.09 75 52 1.00 4.52 110 52 2.03 5.92 150 51 3.37
06 WA2 4.31 105 52 1.86 5.92 150 51 3.37 6.61 175 49 4.13
08 WA2 5.16 130 51 1.31 8.49 220 50 1.25 9.95 275 48 1.68
10 WA2 8.08 205 51 1.14 9.82 270 48 1.64 10.34 290 48 1.81
12 WA2 8.60 210 52 1.45 11.14 280 51 2.35 13.06 350 49 3.17
15 WA2 11.14 280 51 2.35 12.52 330 50 2.93 13.06 350 49 3.17

Table 2 Heat outputs

Heat outputs (kW), air volume flow rates (l/s), leaving air temperatures (˚C) and hydraulic resistances (kPa).
Conditions: LTHW 75˚C mean, 10K drop across the coil at medium speed, same water flow rate at low and high speeds.
Entering air temperature 18˚C

Figure coil low speed medium speed high speed

number type kW l/s °C kPa kW l/s °C kPa l/s kW °C kPa
03 WA1 1.4 50 41 0.2 2.1 75 41 0.4 2.9 110 40 0.8
04 WA1 2.2 75 42 0.5 3.3 110 43 1.1 4.2 150 41 1.8
06 WA1 3.1 105 43 1.0 4.2 150 41 1.8 4.7 175 40 2.2
08 WA1 3.6 130 41 0.7 6.1 220 41 1.8 7.0 275 39 2.3
10 WA1 5.8 205 41 1.6 6.9 270 39 2.3 7.2 290 39 2.5
12 WA1 6.2 210 43 2.0 8.0 280 42 1.3 9.2 350 40 1.6
15 WA1 8.0 280 42 1.3 8.4 330 40 1.5 9.2 350 40 1.6

Table 3 Correction factors

Approximate factors for heat output and hydraulic resistance, at various mean water temperatures, entering air temperatures
and water temperature drops across the coil.
Temperature drop across coil
Mean Entering
5K 10K 15K 20K
water °C air
output hyd.res output hyd.res output hyd.res output hyd.res
0 0.92 3.10 0.86 0.75 - - - -
50 18 0.55 1.19 0.50 0.28 - - - -
20 0.51 1.04 0.46 0.24 - - - -
0 1.02 3.75 0.96 0.92 - - - -
55 18 0.65 2.28 0.60 0.38 - - - -
20 0.61 1.45 0.56 0.34 - - - -
0 1.22 5.29 1.16 1.33 1.11 0.57 - -
65 18 0.85 2.67 0.80 0.65 0.75 0.27 - -
20 0.81 2.44 0.76 0.59 0.71 0.25 - -
0 1.43 7.11 1.37 1.81 1.33 0.80 1.28 0.43
75 18 1.05 3.98 1.00 1.00 0.95 0.43 0.91 0.23
20 1.00 3.69 0.95 0.92 0.91 0.39 0.87 0.21
0 - - 1.56 2.37 1.53 1.05 1.49 0.58
85 18 - - 1.20 1.41 1.16 0.62 1.12 0.33
20 - - 1.16 1.32 1.11 0.58 1.07 0.32
0 - - 1.67 2.80 1.60 2.67 1.59 0.63
90 18 - - 1.30 1.69 1.26 1.59 1.22 0.37
20 - - 1.25 1.58 1.20 1.48 1.17 0.34


Table 4 Heat outputs – Electric heating
Heat outputs (kW), air volume flow rates (l/s), leaving air temperatures (˚C)
Conditions: 230/240 Volts, single phase, 50 Hertz, entering air temperature 18˚C.

Figure low speed medium speed high speed

coil type kW stages
number l/s °C l/s °C l/s °C
03 E11 1.5 1x1.5 50 43 75 35 110 29
03 E31 3.0 1x3.0 50 68 75 51 110 41
03 E32 3.0 2x1.5 50 43/68 75 51 110 41
04 E21 2.0 1x2.0 75 40 110 33 150 29
04 E31 3.0 1x3.0 75 51 110 41 150 35
04 E41 4.0 1x4.0 75 62 110 48 150 40
04 E42 4.0 2x2.0 75 40/62 110 48 150 40
06 E51 5.0 1x5.0 105 58 150 46 175 42
06 E52 5.0 2x2.5 105 38/58 150 46 175 42
06 E61 6.0 1x6.0 105 66 150 51 175 47
06 E62 6.0 2x3.0 105 42/66 150 51 175 47

Note: leaving air temperatures are shown for the total heat output, except for low speed, where the leaving air temperature for
one and two stage heat outputs is shown.

Table 5 Electrical Data Table 6 Coil capacities

Electrical Data – running and starting currents in Amperes, Approximate coil capacities, litre.
at low, medium and high speeds and motor outputs in Watts.

Running current Motor Figure

litre
Figure Starting number
output
number current
low med high Watts 03 0.63
03 0.17 0.21 0.24 0.45 25 04 0.77
04 0.27 0.31 0.36 0.75 40 06 0.77
08 1.03
06 0.30 0.36 0.41 0.75 40
10 1.03
08 0.43 0.48 0.48 1.15 75
12 1.25
10 0.46 0.47 0.46 1.15 75 15 1.25
12 0.53 0.57 0.53 1.15 75
15 0.56 0.54 0.53 1.15 75

Table 7 Heater masses Sound data

Approximate shipping masses, kg. Series AM fan convectors are
‘commercially quiet’.
figure figure figure figure
Sound power levels are available on
Model number number number number
request and may be used to calculate
03 04/06 08/10 12/15
NR or NC levels in accordance with
CIBSE guide or other procedures.
13, 15, 16, 17,
36 45 55 65
31, 37, 41, 52

19 39 49 60 71
25 35 44 54 64

28, 30, 38 37 46 56 66

34 38 47 57 67
53 40 50 61 72
88 38 48 59 70

20, 21, 23, 60,

67 83 106 122
92

22 70 87 111 128


 Application
General
The versatile range of 22 standard
models (see page 4-5), each produced
in four casing lengths and with two
hot water coil types, allows Series AM
fan convectors to be used for many
applications, such as: Schools, Colleges,
Homes for Elderly People, Libraries,
Offices and Churches.
From the range of standard models,
it can be seen that there are models
suitable for floor, wall and ceiling
mounting within the room being
heated. Models 15, 23, 41 and 92 are
intended for installation in an adjacent
room. Where it is necessary to conceal
heaters within the building fabric or
ceiling void, we recommend our basic
uncased Series BM fan convectors.
Model 25 with optional plinth.
Models 19, 22, 53 and 88 can be using reversed air flow models 37
used for heating, ventilating and ‘free and 41, and any model with electric
cooling’ as they allow the introduction heating.
of tempered primary or outside air
Ceiling mounted models 28, 30, 31 and
through the fan convector. These
34 are generally less effective than floor
models have a manually operated
mounted models, since the entering air
damper but a motorised damper
temperature is higher at ceiling level
can be fitted as an accessory, during
and the warm buoyant discharge air
manufacture. If outside air is to be
may cause stratification and take longer
introduced during the heating season,
to produce comfortable conditions at
the hot water coil must have frost
occupancy level. For these reasons,
protection. Weatherproof louvres must
we recommend floor or wall mounted
be supplied by others.
models, where the application allows.
Care should be taken to ensure
heaters are sited so that there are no
obstructions directly in front of them,
which could affect air circulation.
This is particularly important when
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Selection
Refer to the range of standard
models (see page 4-5) to select the
model most suitable for the particular
application. From the calculated heat
loss and the operating conditions, the
quantity of heaters, heat output, figure
number and coil type can be selected,
using the Performance tables. If the
operating conditions are different to
those stated, use the appropriate factor
from table 3.
For large rooms, it is usually better to
select two small heaters, rather than
one large one, to give better heat
Using factors – example
To calculate the approximate heat
output, hydraulic resistance and leaving b) From table 3, heat output factor 0.50, hydraulic resistance factor 0.28.
air temperature of a Series AM figure 08 c) Heat output 8.49kW x 0.50 = 4.25kW Hydraulic resistance 1.25kPa x 0.28
heater fitted with a WA2 coil, operating
at medium speed with LTHW 50˚C
mean, a 10K drop and an entering air
temperature of 18˚C.
Model 38
distribution and lower spot noise levels. By design, Dunham-Bush fan
Whenever possible, heaters should be convectors have moderate leaving air
located near windows or in areas of temperatures, low outlet velocities and
disproportionately high heat loss. low air throws. Comfortable conditions
throughout the heated space are
It is recommended that heaters are
achieved by good air circulation. It is
selected to operate at medium speed
recommended that wherever possible,
for general use or at low speed
the total volume of the room should
for rooms where noise levels are
be circulated through the sum of the
particularly important. Heaters should
heaters in the room, four to five times
only be selected at high speed for non
per hour.
critical applications, such as entrance
foyers, corridors etc. or for initial rapid
warm up. Sound power levels are
available on request.
a) From table 1, heat output 8.49kW , air volume flow rate 220 l/s, hydraulic
resistance 1.25 kPa
=0.35kPa
d) To estimate the leaving air temperature with the new output, find the
temperature rise ∆t, and add it to the entering air temperature
4.25kW
∆t = = 16˚C + 18˚C = 34˚C
220 l/s x 0.00122kJ/l˚C
(Where 0.00122 is an approximation, derived from the specific
volume and specific heat capacity of the entering air.)
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 Dimensions

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 Model 19

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Note: pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or bottom orientation, please indicate on
works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.

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Model 20 Model 23

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Note: pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or bottom orientation, please indicate on
works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.

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Note: pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or bottom orientation, please indicate on
works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.

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Note: pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or bottom orientation, please indicate on
works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.

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Model 31

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Note on model 37: pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or bottom orientation, please
indicate on works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.

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Note on model 41: pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or bottom orientation, please
indicate on works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.

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Note: pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or bottom orientation, please indicate on
works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.

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Note: pipework connections can be manufactured in a top or bottom orientation, please indicate on
works order (option 4b) for required coil connections.

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 Engineering specification
The Series AM fan convector heater shall be manufactured
by Dunham-Bush Limited, Downley Road, Havant,
Hampshire, PO9 2JD. The models, figure numbers and
quantities shall be as indicated in the schedule and/or on
the drawings. The construction of all heaters must comply
with the following specification.
Heating coil
Coils shall be constructed from 9.35mm. O.D. solid drawn
copper tubes, expanded into single plate corrugated
aluminium fins and brazed to copper headers.
Flow and return connections shall be DN20 (3/4 BSP.)
female parallel. Coils less air vents shall be tested to 24
bar gauge.

General The coils for all models except those noted below, shall be
Each heater shall consist of a sheet metal casing with
provided with a type M manual air vent or type A automatic
access panel, heating coil, motor/fan platform, auto-
air vent, located behind the access panel. Air vent type
transformer and air filter. Where appropriate to the model,
must be specified. Models 37, 38, 41, 52, 53, 60 and 92
grilles shall be fitted to the casing.
shall have type P plugged air vent and top connections.

Casing construction Site test and working pressures – bar

Casings shall be constructed from 1.2mm mild steel panels, gauge
adequately stiffened to minimise distortion. All casings
shall have rounded edges, for increased safety. Each Coils fitted with air Maximum cold test Maximum working
casing shall have an access panel secured with locks. All vent pressure pressure
ceiling model access panels shall be complete with safety
screws. M 10.5 7.0
A 9.0 7.0
Casings shall be designed to accept pipework and isolating
P 24.0 7.0
valves. Flattened knockouts shall be provided in the casing,
for pipework and conduit entry. When specified, a 100mm
or 150mm high plinth shall be fitted to the bottom of floor
and duct models.
Motor/fan platform
Motor/fan platforms shall be manufactured from 1.6mm
galvanised steel and shall be fitted with galvanised steel
Casing dimensions fan housing(s), resiliently mounted motor and centrifugal
Floor mounting and duct models shall be 230mm wide. fan(s).
Wall models shall be 242mm wide. Ceiling models shall
be 253mm high. Wall and ceiling models shall include Motor wiring shall be complete with a four-way line
suspension brackets. connector. The platform shall be suspended within the
heater casing on resilient channels and shall be removable
Overall lengths shall be: figure number 03 – 695mm, by sliding out.
figure numbers 04 and 06 – 895mm,
figure numbers 08 and 10 – 1195mm, Air filter
figure numbers 12 and 15 – 1495mm. Air filters shall be washable, composed of thermally bonded
polyester fibres. Filters shall be BS EN 779, class G2(EU2)
The height of floor, duct and wall models, and the width of
ceiling models shall be dependent upon the model selected.
Casing dimensions shall have a manufacturing tolerance of
±1mm.

Fitted grilles
All fitted grilles shall be pencil proof, manufactured from
extruded aluminium alloy section, having 13 blades per
grille.

Casing and grilles finish

All mild steel casing components, castings and grilles shall
be pre-treated before the application of polyester powder
coating.
Casing: colour flake grey 10 A 03, 36% gloss.
Grilles: colour black 00 E 53, 10% gloss.

Colours to BS4800:1989.

Model 13

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Fan motor
Motors shall be quiet running, resiliently
mounted, capacitor start and run,
totally enclosed, having class ‘B’
insulation and rated in accordance with
BS5000 part 11.
Figure 03 motor shall be 25W, single
shaft, all other figure numbers shall be
double shaft, figure numbers 04 and 06
shall be 40W, figure numbers 08, 10,
12 and 15 shall be 75W.
Motors shall be wound 230/240 VAC,
single phase, 50 Hz and shall have
‘sealed for life’ ball bearings.
Centrifugal fans
Each fan shall be double inlet, forward
curved, statically and dynamically
balanced, secured to the fan motor
shaft by a grub screw.
Figure number 03 shall be provided
with one fan, all other figure numbers
shall be provided with two fans.
Model 25
Electrical connections and
wiring
Each heater shall be provided with an
IEC mains inlet connector, fused 2A,
with a spare fuse and an IEC mains
inlet plug, located behind the access
panel, at the opposite end of the casing
to the hot water coil connections.
Internal wiring shall be tri-rated, high
temperature PVC insulated 16/0.020.
Fan motor-speed control
An auto-transformer shall be fitted
within the heater casing to provide
energy efficient fan motor speed
control. Transformers shall be wired
to provide one or two speeds from the
range low, medium and high.
An isolated 24V AC (30VA) supply shall
be available.
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Performance
Series AM fan convectors performance
shall be tested and rated in accordance
with BS4856, part 1.
Packaging
Each heater shall be properly packed
in a carton, marked with the model
and figure number, and any other
reference specified on the order for site
identification.
Accessories
If specified, accessories listed in the
manufacturers Product Catalogue shall
be provided.
 Construction
Handling
The purchaser is responsible for off
loading. Heaters are individually
cartoned and three men can usually
handle the heaviest heater.
When a significant quantity of heaters
is delivered, they may be palletised
and shrink wrapped, so a fork lift truck
or some form of lifting equipment is
desirable.
Care should be taken to ensure the
heaters are not dropped or knocked
under any circumstances.
Storage
Heaters should be stored under clean,
dry conditions. The cartons should not
be removed until heaters are required
for installation, unless damage in transit
is suspected.
Note – the purchaser must examine
the heaters promptly upon receipt and
any claims for damage will only be
accepted if, at the time of delivery, the
consignment note is endorsed with a
note detailing the damage and counter
signed by the transport driver.
Each heater is marked to show the
model, figure number, serial number
and any reference given on the order
for site identification. This information
also appears on the consignment note.
Preparation Electrical connections
Make proper provision for fixings. A 230/240 VAC, single phase 50 Hz
The structure to which heaters are to supply must be connected to the IEC
be fixed must be fit for purpose and mains inlet plug.
capable of accepting plugs and screws
Any remote accessories must be
or drop rods. Floor models require
connected as shown on the wiring
a level base. Floor and wall models
diagram supplied with the heater.
require a sound flat perpendicular
surface. Heater casings are supplied
with knockouts for pipework and
conduit entry.
Wiring Diagram
A project specific wiring diagram is
supplied separately along with the
installation instructions for reference
Installation details when connecting the remote
The access panel can only be removed components where specified.
with the key provided.
The inner cover, motor/fan platform,
pipework cover plate, filter and fitted
grilles (where applicable) can all be
removed to provide better access when
making pipework connections.
Please refer to the Sitework
Instructions/Recommendations supplied
with the heater. Additional copies are
available on request.
Pipework connections
Coil connections are DN20 (3/4 BSP.)
female parallel. Local isolating and
regulating valves are recommended.
Observe the correct flow and return
positions, to ensure the rated heat
output.
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 Prices & conditions of sale
Prices
Dunham-Bush Ltd do not issue price lists but will be
pleased to supply a written quotation upon request.
Ordering
To allow us to process your order promptly, please refer
to any quotation we have supplied and any relevant
correspondence. Please send your order to our Agent or
Sales Engineer who provided the quotation.

Standard conditions of sale
The standard conditions of sale appear on all quotation
and order acknowledgement forms. Additional copies are
available upon request
Technical Support services the access panel
Product support
In the United Kingdom and Ireland, Dunham-Bush has a
network of Sales Agents, situated at strategic locations, to
provide local support.
Availability
Series AM fan convector heaters are supplied direct from
our manufacturing plant. The availability varies with
demand and should therefore be checked at the time of
ordering.
There are two ways of providing information necessary for
us to supply the required heaters
1) please photocopy the Fan Convector Description Code
form and fill in your requirements or,
2) please advise the following details:
a) quantity of each model and figure number
b) left or right hand coil connections, as viewed looking at
c) coil type
d) air vent type
e) overall height-fixed duct models
f) fan speed(s)
g) details of any accessories required, including finish, if
other than standard.
h) reference or stencil, for site identification

Deliver to site
Series AM fan convectors are delivered to site in accordance
Supply with our Conditions of Sale. The purchaser is responsible
for the off loading and proper safe storage.
Packaging
Heaters are packed in individual cartons.
Each heater is marked to show the model, figure number,
serial number and any reference given on the order for
site identification. This information also appears on the
consignment note.

Model 13

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 Series AM Fan convector description codes
Code
Component Component description
position

1 series AM - fan convector

2 model 13, 15, 20 ETC. - model number
3 figure number 03, 04, 06, 08, 10, 12 & 15 - heater size
4a coil connections L - left hand, R - right hand
4b connection orientation T - top facing pipework connections, B - bottom facing pipework connections
5 coil type WA1, WA2 - LTHW, E11, E31, E32 etc. Electric heating elements
6 air vent M - manual, A - automatic, P - plugged
7 fixed duct height 1 - 1700mm, 2 - 1900mm, 3 - 2100mm, N - none
8 fitted plinth 10 - 100mm, 15 - 150mm, N - none
9 fitted isolating valves B - ball, G - gate, N - none
LN - low, MN - medium, HN - high, LM - low/medium, MH - medium/high,
10 fan speeds
LH - low/high
11a air thermostat on/off C - capillary fitted, F - room fitted, R - remote, N - none
11b air thermostat high/low C - capillary fitted, F - room fitted, R - remote, N - none
12 low temp. cut-out LTC 1 - fixed setting, 2 - adjustable setting, N - none
13 switch location E- external, I - internal, R - remote, N - none
N - none, 1 - on/off, 2 - high/off/low, 3 - man/off/auto, 4 - man/off/auto & high/low,
14 switch type 5 - FAI/recirc, 6 - FAI/recirc & high/off/low, 7 - FAI/recirc & man/off/auto,
8 - FAI/recirc, man/off/auto & high.low
15 ESC F - fitted, R - remote, N - none
16 inlet damper M - manual, E - electric actuator, N - none

1 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11a 11b 12 13 14 15 16

Notes 1) please refer to accessories section, for items applicable to the various models.
2) advise casing finish, if other than standard.
3) select any remote switches and/or thermostats required from the following lists.
4) if connection orientation is not defined on works order, pipework direction will be as illustrated in this catalogue.

Remote switches flush part number surface part number

on/off 121-601-010 121-601-001
high/off/low 121-601-011 121-601-002
man/off/auto 121-601-012 121-601-003
man/off/auto & high/low 121-601-015 121-601-006
FAI/recirc 121-601-013 121-601-004
FAI/recirc & high/off/low 121-601-016 121-601-007
FAI/recirc & man/off/auto 121-601-017 121-601-008
FAI/recirc, man/off/auto & high/low 121-601-018 121-601-009

Room thermostats standard part number tamper resistant

Honeywell T6360B1028 903-002-056 -
Honeywell T6360B1069 - 903-002-057

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Q
Quality
Dunham-Bush operates a quality control
system and is a company of assessed
capability to BS EN ISO 9001 : 2000
Whatever the product, wherever its
eventual destination, Dunham-Bush design
and manufacturing policy has always been
firmly based on technical quality.

Product support
In the United Kingdom and Ireland,
Dunham-Bush has a network of sales
agents and representatives, situated at
strategic locations, to provide local support
in pricing and selection. Further technical
and application support is available at the
Dunham-Bush office and factory in Havant.

Other Dunham-Bush products

Series BM fan convectors
Series CM fan convectors
Series 600 ‘Ceiling Tile’ heaters
‘Avant-Garde’ fan convectors
LST fan convectors
Evolution radiant panels
Evo-Lite radiant panels
Dunham Strip radiant panels
Series F fan coil units
Panther fan coil units
Cougar fan coil units
Leopard fan coil units
Puma fan coil units
Lynx fan coil units
Jaguar fan coil units
DBB2 ‘Slimline’ Hydronic air handling units
DBM Hydronic air handling units
Finvector perimeter heating
Hydrocourse trench heating
Series UH unit heaters
Warmsafe LST radiators
Sentry door curtains
Thermocold packaged water chillers and
heat pumps
Dunham-Bush Ltd
Downley Road
Havant
Hants PO9 2JD
Tel. 023 9247 7700
Fax. 023 9245 0396
Manufacturer reserves the right to Email
PDS-1000-H-0080-11
change any product specification info@dunham-bush.co.uk
without notice www.dunham-bush.co.uk JUNE 2007

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