Thermostat COTHERM Tse T115 Spare Part Replacement Element Water Salus ERT20RF Electronic Manual Radio Frequency Wireless Remote Room Thermostat. Functional switching is achieved via single pole stem control and safety cut-off is via a double pole bimetallic safety limiter. The Cotherm TSE00187 thermostat is CE marked and approved to EN 60730. Most commonly installed in immersion heaters fitted to Telford Tornado, Telford Tempest.
A. Yes
Note – With Plug in thermostats resistance will be felt when with removing the faulty thermostat, care should be taken not to twist the thermostat from side to side during its removal. When replacing the plug thermostat with a replacement care must be taken to ensure correct location of the male tag into the tightened female Tag.
A. 1 = 10°C, 2 = 25°C, 3 = 40°C, 4 = 55°C & 5 = 70°C
A. A = Live (Brown) B = Neutral (Blue)
A. Yes It is situated above the number 1 on the temperature scale and is marked (Safety)
A. Operating Trip – Single Dot is the lower limit and Double Dot is the higher limit.
Red Dial 52° – 60°C (75°C Safety Cut-Out)
Blue Dial 63° – 71°C (85°C Safety Cut-Out)
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Yellow Dial 52° – 60°C (70°C Safety Cut-Out)
RTS Plus 52° – 60°C (90°C Safety Cut-Out)
A. Yes it is situated in a small recess above the temperature control dial
A. All our Immersion heaters have a product code either on the side wall of the cover or on the top of the cover. This code will be a series of letters and numbers please see images.
A. Yes this can take 3 different forms.
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A. You will need to know the length of your immersion heater, the Power rating in watts, the size of the thread of the brass boss and whether your hot water system is vented or unvented
A. Unvented cylinders work directly from the mains supply of water and are essentially a hot water storage cylinder; where as vented cylinders are connected, via a vent pipe, to the cold water storage tank which is usually located within the loft space of most properties.
A. All domestic immersion heaters have a BSP thread size on the brass boss. The actual measurement across the diameter of this boss is 0.25 inches larger than the stated BSP thread size. For example a 2.25 inch BSP thread will have a diameter of approx 2.5 inches see attached illustration.
A. The only way to be certain of the length of your immersion heater is to measure from the underside of the brass boss to the end of the heating element. However if your immersion heater is fitted in the side wall of your hot water cylinder (horizontally) then it will usually have a length of between 11 and 16 inches. If it is fitted to the top of your hot water cylinder (vertically) then it usually has a length of 18 to 36 inches dependant on the size of your hot water cylinder.
A. There are 5 possible reasons for the immersion heater to stop working.
A. Yes
Note – With Plug in thermostats resistance will be felt when with removing the faulty thermostat, care should be taken not to twist the thermostat from side to side during its removal. When replacing the plug thermostat with a replacement care must be taken to ensure correct location of the male tag into the tightened female Tag.
A. 1 = 10°C, 2 = 25°C, 3 = 40°C, 4 = 55°C & 5 = 70°C
A. A = Live (Brown) B = Neutral (Blue)
A. Yes It is situated above the number 1 on the temperature scale and is marked (Safety)
A. Operating Trip – Single Dot is the lower limit and Double Dot is the higher limit.
Red Dial 52° – 60°C (75°C Safety Cut-Out)
Blue Dial 63° – 71°C (85°C Safety Cut-Out)
Yellow Dial 52° – 60°C (70°C Safety Cut-Out)
RTS Plus 52° – 60°C (90°C Safety Cut-Out)
A. Yes it is situated in a small recess above the temperature control dial
A. All our Immersion heaters have a product code either on the side wall of the cover or on the top of the cover. This code will be a series of letters and numbers please see images.
A. Yes this can take 3 different forms.
A. You will need to know the length of your immersion heater, the Power rating in watts, the size of the thread of the brass boss and whether your hot water system is vented or unvented
A. Unvented cylinders work directly from the mains supply of water and are essentially a hot water storage cylinder; where as vented cylinders are connected, via a vent pipe, to the cold water storage tank which is usually located within the loft space of most properties.
A. All domestic immersion heaters have a BSP thread size on the brass boss. The actual measurement across the diameter of this boss is 0.25 inches larger than the stated BSP thread size. For example a 2.25 inch BSP thread will have a diameter of approx 2.5 inches see attached illustration.
A. The only way to be certain of the length of your immersion heater is to measure from the underside of the brass boss to the end of the heating element. However if your immersion heater is fitted in the side wall of your hot water cylinder (horizontally) then it will usually have a length of between 11 and 16 inches. If it is fitted to the top of your hot water cylinder (vertically) then it usually has a length of 18 to 36 inches dependant on the size of your hot water cylinder.
A. There are 5 possible reasons for the immersion heater to stop working.