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Release 01_16.05.07
INDICE
1 VALUE PROPOSITIONS ........................................................................................................................... 4
2 EASY TO SELL.......................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 MULTILEVEL INTERFACE ................................................................................................................. 6
2.1.1 Interface description ................................................................................................................ 6
2.2 DISPLAY DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................... 7
2.2.1 Week time programming zone................................................................................................. 7
2.2.2 Functioning and diagnostic zone ............................................................................................. 8
2.2.3 Peripherals control................................................................................................................. 10
2.3 INFORMATION SYSTEM.................................................................................................................. 11
2.4 SELF-CHECK FUNCTION ................................................................................................................ 12
2.4.1 Malfunctions that can be reset by end user........................................................................... 12
2.4.2 Malfunctions that cannot be reset by end user...................................................................... 12
2.5 “ANTIFREEZE” FUNCTION .............................................................................................................. 13
2.6 DHW COMFORT ............................................................................................................................... 14
2.6.1 DHW performances & certification ........................................................................................ 14
2.6.2 The MSC system ................................................................................................................... 14
2.6.3 DHW timer program............................................................................................................... 15
2.7 SOLAR PREDISPOSITION ............................................................................................................... 16
2.8 HEATING COMFORT........................................................................................................................ 17
2.8.1 Heating performances & certification .................................................................................... 17
2.8.2 System approach................................................................................................................... 17
2.8.3 Thermoregulation .................................................................................................................. 17
2.8.4 Built-in weekly timer............................................................................................................... 19
2.9 MSI FUNCTION: ACOUSTIC COMFORT......................................................................................... 20
3 EASY TO INSTALL.................................................................................................................................. 21
3.1 OVERALL DIMENSION..................................................................................................................... 22
3.2 HYDRAULICS CONNECTIONS........................................................................................................ 24
3.2.1 The solar kit ........................................................................................................................... 25
3.2.2 Hydraulic connections cover.................................................................................................. 25
3.3 FLUE CONNECTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 26
3.3.1 Open chamber system .......................................................................................................... 26
3.3.2 Coaxial system 60/100 .......................................................................................................... 26
3.3.3 Coaxial system 80/125 .......................................................................................................... 28
3.3.4 Twin Pipes system................................................................................................................. 29
3.4 OLD C&M BOILER RANGE REPLACEMENT .................................................................................. 31
3.4.1 Replacement Celtic boiler by TALIA...................................................................................... 31
3.4.2 Replacement Centora boiler by TALIA................................................................................. 32
3.5 COMPETITORS REPLACEMENT .................................................................................................... 33
3.5.1 Replacement SOUNIER DOUVAL boiler by TALIA .............................................................. 33
3.5.2 Replacement ELM GVM boiler by TALIA .............................................................................. 33
3.6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS......................................................................................................... 34
3.6.1 Installer zone ......................................................................................................................... 34
3.6.2 Thermoregulation device connections................................................................................... 35
3.7 INSTALLATION SETTING & FUNCTIONS ....................................................................................... 36
3.7.1 The personalisation Menu ..................................................................................................... 36
3.7.2 Automatic air purge function.................................................................................................. 36
3.7.3 Flue cleaner function ............................................................................................................. 37
3.8 SYSTEM PREDISPOSITION ............................................................................................................ 37
3.8.1 Clip IN in 2 relés .................................................................................................................... 38
3.8.2 Clip IN in solar ....................................................................................................................... 39
4 EASY TO MAINTAIN ............................................................................................................................... 42
4.1 DIAGNOSTIC .................................................................................................................................... 43
4.1.1 Error codes ............................................................................................................................ 43
4.1.2 Complete information on boiler status................................................................................... 43
4.2 MSA: MODULAR SYSTEM APPROACH & BOILER OVERVIEW.................................................... 44
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4.2.1 Open chamber overview........................................................................................................ 45
4.2.2 Sealed chamber overview ..................................................................................................... 46
4.2.3 Hydraulic diagram.................................................................................................................. 47
4.2.4 Hydraulic circuit ..................................................................................................................... 48
4.2.5 Hydraulic assembly ............................................................................................................... 49
4.2.6 By pass .................................................................................................................................. 49
4.2.7 New proportional flow meter.................................................................................................. 50
4.2.8 Hydraulic group maintenance................................................................................................ 51
4.2.9 Combustion group CF ........................................................................................................... 52
4.2.10 Combustion group FF............................................................................................................ 53
4.2.11 Combustion group maintenance............................................................................................ 54
5 BOILER CODES ...................................................................................................................................... 55
6 ACCESSORY CODES ............................................................................................................................. 56
6.1 INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES ...................................................................................................... 56
6.2 TERMOREGOLATION INTERFACES .............................................................................................. 57
6.3 TERMOREGOLATION ACCESSORIES ........................................................................................... 58
6.4 HYDRAULIC ACCESSORIES ........................................................................................................... 60
7 TECHNICAL DATA.................................................................................................................................. 62
7.1 OPEN-CHAMBER ............................................................................................................................. 62
7.2 SEALED-CHAMBER ......................................................................................................................... 63
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1 VALUE PROPOSITIONS
The new TALIA by Chaffoteaux is the result of a careful analysis of the installers and
service technicians needs in order to make their job easier.
EASY TO SELL
The result is the TALIA boiler, the solution that every customer will choose in terms
of easiness of use and its ability to totally satisfy every comfort needs.
All this in the more efficient way thanks to “new intelligence” able to make easy
most advanced thermoregulation systems used to achieve the maximum energy
saving and the minimum of the environment impact.
The TALIA boiler is also predisposed to optimize the use of a storage tank & solar
panel
EASY TO INSTALL
Always innovative to assuring the maximum installation easiness, TALIA boiler by
Chaffoteaux not only offers a wide range of simple pre-installation accessories,
replacement accessories or substitution but once again make breakthrough the
installer support.
TALIA boiler is in fact designed not to be only perfectly integrated in the Central
Heating and Domestic Hot Water but to become the heart of the “system” thanks to
its predisposition to manage a wide range of thermoregulation and hydraulics
accessories to ensure a personalized comfort in every room of the house.
Moreover, TALIA boiler is ready to work with the new renewable energies making
extremely easy the installation integrated with solar panels for the DHW production,
also for the installer less experienced in this new activity.
EASY TO MAINTAIN
The boiler’s real value is in the security of the service for witch the appliance has
been purchased.
For this reason TALIA has been designed to avoid whichever problem for the end
user.
If case of not good operation, TALIA, thanks to its second generation of self-
diagnosis function, is able to identify and monitor in real time the boiler status,
check the causes and communicate it by clear text on multifunction digital display
And if the problem will require an intervention of the Authorized Assistance Centre,
the boiler will remind the name and telephone number to restore immediately the
correct functioning.
Indeed, each operation will result easy and quick thanks to the display that visualize
all parameters to manage the boiler and, in case of component replacement due to
a fault, this won’t be a problem thanks to frontal access to all components.
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2 EASY TO SELL
The TALIA boiler and its features make the offer attractive for the installer for any requirement
The control interface has been carefully designed in order to guarantee an easy of use thanks to the digital
display and to the different definition levels to manage different functions.
From the simple CH and DHW temperature management through two big encoders, to the most sophisticate
functions use (left side door) to go the most complete customized functions through the programming keys
(right side door)
Moreover, the digital display through the INFO button, allow to have all informations in order to assuring a
correct operation of the boiler, the number of months remaining until the next scheduled service in addition to
the contact details of the Assistance Centre which will be responsible of carry on the service.
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2.1 MULTILEVEL INTERFACE
A first level with two simple encoders A second level for main user functions
to set the standard temperature of
A third level to access to the complete set
Central Heating and Domestic Hot
of parameters by Menu
Water
LEGEND
1. Multifunctional LCD display 8. Domestic hot water temperature control knob
2. Main switch 9. Manometer
3. Central Heating temperature control knob 10. INFO button
4. “Mode” button 11. “Esc” button
5. DHW timer button 12. “Menu/Ok” button
6. CH timer button 13. “Reset” button
7. “Auto” function button
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2.2 DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
The new LCD display enables the end user to check the operating status of the boiler at any time. Principal
informations are displayed on the display for a better comprehension of operation and adjustments of the boiler.
Following, the principal informations displayed on the display for a better comprehension of operation and
adjustments of the boiler.
LEGEND
Hours programming
Week/day programming
Programming indication
(zone 1 or zone 2) for heating
Programming indication for DHW
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2.2.2 Functioning and diagnostic zone
LEGEND
Indication : menu setting, temperature,
default code
Reset requested
• Temperature monitoring
By pressing the INFO button, the end user can
check the indoor temperature (if a “room sensor”
is connected) or the outdoor temperature (if an
outdoor sensor is connected).
• Assistance Service
If the boiler is lock-out, the display shows the
text RESET and the relevant error code. To
restore boiler operation, simply press the
RESET button on the control panel.
If the user is not able to resolve the problem,
the icon will appear on the display,
advising that the Technical Assistance Service
is needed.
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• Burner flame symbol and relative power
level
Whenever the burner is producing a flame, the flame
symbol appears on the display. The power level at
which the boiler is operating is visualised underneath
this symbol.
• Informative text
At the bottom of the display, a text string guides the
user and the Technical Assistance Service through
every operation, making the boiler extremely easy to
manage.
• “Comfort” function
When the COMFORT function is active (instantaneous
production of domestic hot water) the display shows
the following indication.
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2.2.3 Peripherals control
LEGEND
Thermoregulation activated
Info menu
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2.3 INFORMATION SYSTEM
The simple and practical key information is very useful for the customer and the service after sale
Simply by pressing the “INFO” button, the To move from one piece of information to the
end user may immediately view a whole next, press again the “INFO” button. The text
range of informations which are necessary string at the bottom of the display indicates
to the correct operation of the boiler. which information is being shown.
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2.4 SELF-CHECK FUNCTION
TALIA boiler monitors its own functions and operation status by means of a latest-generation self-check
system.
The display clearly indicates any anomalies and suggests what to do in the simplest way. It also helps the
Technical Service to find the cause of the fault showing an error code, together with an explanation of the
type of malfunction.
We have two types of information:
• Malfunctions that CAN BE RESET BY END USER without an intervention of Technical Service;
• Malfunctions that CANNOT BE RESET BY END USER and needs an intervention of Technical Service.
2.4.1 Malfunctions that can be reset by
end user
Let’s see how the boiler reacts in the case
of an error that can be reset (for example,
when the safety thermostat switches the
system off).
This thermostat intervenes when the
temperature of the heating water reaches
105 °C, to make sure that no damage is
caused to any part of the boiler.
The error code: (in this case, the number
101) and the “ ” flash alternately.
The display also gives a description of the
problem (in example using the word
“Overheat”).
When the reset key is pressed, the boiler
returns to normal operation.
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2.5 “ANTIFREEZE” FUNCTION
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2.6 DHW COMFORT
2.6.1 DHW performances & certification
The hot water production represents the most important value for any boiler and the TALIA has achieved
successfully the best level according to EN13203 – part 1 (performance of DHW delivery) in terms of:
• SPECIFIC RATE
• TEMPERATURE STABILITY
• NO WAITING TIME
• MINIMUM NOMINAL WATER FLOW RATE
TALIA satisfies not only the EN13203-part1.
It take into consideration also the need of the end user in terms of saving according to EN13203-part 2, with
the following checks:
• ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN STAND BY MODE
• ENERGY RECOVERED BY THE USEFUL WATER
• GAS ENERGY
• ELECTRICAL ENERGY
• AUXILIARY ENERGY COSUMPTION WITH THE OFF MODE.
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2.6.3 DHW timer program
A saving even more important and subsequently achievable through the weekly DHW programming, built in
on the boiler which allows the comfort customizing according to the real need of the customer.
A new function that allows setting the DHW weekly timer integrated
This function permit to maintain the temperature of the plate heat exchanger for shorter DHW waiting
time.
It’s possible to program period of reheating for each day.
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2.7 SOLAR PREDISPOSITION
Serie solution
with combi boiler
& forced circulation
Parallel solution
with heating only boiler
& forced circulation
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2.8 HEATING COMFORT
2.8.1 Heating performances & certification
In line with the most severe European standard in term of energetic efficiency, Talia is certified *** according
to the European standard 92/42/EEC, one certificate which offer also a guaranty of saving.
This result thanks to the quality of the components and the intelligence of the boiler capable to optimize the
performances of the combustion & hydraulic group equipped by
• New burner
• New primary exchanger Efficiency
• Modulating fan & Saving
• Modulating pump
Climatic conditions
Ambient conditions
thermoregulation
Zone 1
Zone 2
Hydraulic
distribution
Zone 3
Boiler
performances
2.8.3 Thermoregulation
The SRA function (new Automatic Regulation System), permits the access to the thermoregulation world
without any worry in terms of explanations, management or installation
The new intelligence of the boiler will manage in auto-adaptative way the
main values of the boiler, to reach the best result in terms of requested
comfort in every installations & conditions.
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Depending on the different installation configuration Comfort Saving
level level
++ +
Basic
with room thermostat (on/off)
Climatic +++
with external probe & room ++
thermostat on/off
Ambient
with modulating room ++++ ++++
sensor
Complete
++++ +++++
thermoregulation
Maximum personalisation
Best efficiency
Maximum comfort
Acoustic comfort
Better reliability
Less environment impact
Heating distribution
A large range of accessories for a large range of heating configurations.
The installer can give easily to the client the best solution for each need
Mono Multi
temperature temperature
Monozone
For big
installation
Double zone
Triple zone
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2.8.4 Built-in weekly timer.
The new electronic controls enable the user to programme the boiler at intervals of 15 minutes for every
single day of the week.
For this type of operation, it is not necessary to purchase an external timer. Programming is
activated/desactivated by pressing the button.
The end user can use 3 pre-set programmes which may obviously be easily customised by the user.
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2.9 MSI FUNCTION: ACOUSTIC COMFORT
The boiler has been designed to reach the maximum performance in terms of acoustic comfort
The ignition is done with a maximum of 3 attempts at different power level to ensure an optimized ignition &
to reduce noise.
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3 EASY TO INSTALL
Each elements of this boiler as been designed to give to the installer the maximum easiness and fastness in
the installation activity: hydraulic, exhaust gas flue & electrical connection.
The TALIA, even if lighter compared with the old Chaffoteaux range, keeps exactly the same hydraulic
connections for an immediate replacement of the old previous models respecting the existing installation.
Chaffoteaux represents a reference for the market and continues to represent the best solution for the new
installation and replacement of all boilers with the biggest distance between the hydraulic connections and
the wall, 230 mm.
For the flue gas exhaust, every configuration is possible and in case of twin pipe system configuration the
installer has the possibility to connect the air inlet piping on the left- or right-hand side; furthermore the
reduction in the fixing width between the flue gas exhaust and the hydraulic connections (only 830 mm)
mean that the boiler can be installed easily and quickly, even if in case of replacement with rear pipes
installation.
Also for the electrical connections, has been created an installer zone, in the Frontal Panel rear side, for an
easy access to the PCB box where all the connections with the external devices can be easily done.
A wide range of temperature control accessories can be installed, wired (with wires) and wireless (without
wires), in particular the last one permits a complete installation quickly and in a non-invasive way.
Also in terms of function TALIA has been designed to help the installers in their activity, the Automatic Air
purge” for example facilitates the elimination of any air bubbles present in the heating circuit, optimizing the
activity, reducing the time for the completion of the installation and the noise for the end user.
Another important value of this boiler is its capability to work perfectly integrated with the most complex
domestic system for heating and DHW production.
For the DHW production, the boiler is set up for use in a system which uses solar panels in series and in
parallel.
Where forced circulation is used, it can control the system directly with the boiler interface with a small clip in
out to put in the electrical box, already predisposed, and without a specific external device not linked to the
boiler.
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3.1 OVERALL DIMENSION
As accessory
* As accessory
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3.2 HYDRAULICS CONNECTIONS
All the configurations were imagined before creating a complete range of accessories for the new installation
and the replacement.
FR MARKET
REPLACEMENT KIT
Celtic
FIRST INSTALLATION
ELM
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3.2.1 The solar kit
Mixed water
(Toward the
boiler)
Cold water
(no FR/BE
market)
Hot water
(solar or other
source)
Cold water
(FR/BE market) Kit solar mixing valve motor
with solar clip in
To finalize the installation with a best aesthetic, it is possible to install the hydraulic connections cover.
As accessory
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3.3 FLUE CONNECTIONS
3.3.1 Open chamber system
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LENGHTS WITH LENGHTS WITH MAXIMUM
TYPE OF
60/100 EXHAUST
MODELS DIAPHRAGM (m) NO DIAPHRAGM
(m))
LENGTH
(m)
Ø 43
25 From 1 to 4 4
from 0,5 to 1
Ø 43
C12 30
from 0,5 to1
From 1 to 4 4
Ø 46
35 From 0,75 to 3 3
From 0,75 to 0,75
Ø 43
25 From 1 to 4 4
from 0,5 to 1
Ø 43
C32 30
from 0,5 to1
From 1 to 4 4
Ø 46
35 From 0,75 to 3 3
From 0,75 to 0,75
Ø 43
25 From1 to 4 4
from 0,5 to 1
Ø 43
C42 30
from 0,5 to1
From 1 to 4 4
Ø 43
25 From 1 to 4 4
from 0,5 to1
Ø 43
B32 30
from 0,5 to1
From 1 to 4 4
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3.3.3 Coaxial system 80/125
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3.3.4 Twin Pipes system
For a better flexibility of installation, It allows to connect the air intake pipe to right and on the left
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TYPE OF LENGHTS WITH LENGHTS WITH NO MAXIMUM
80 + 80 EXHAUST MODELS DIAPHRAGM (m) DIAPHRAGM (m)) LENGTH
(m)
Ø 80/80
Ø 43
24 kW from 0,5 to 5 from 5 to 19 (S1=S2) 19+19 (S1=S2)
(S1=S2)
Ø 43
C12 30 kW from 0,5 to 7 from 7 to 24 (S1=S2) 24+24 (S1=S2)
(S1=S2)
Ø 43
24 kW from 0,5 to 13 from 13 to 31 (S1=S2) 31+31 (S1=S2
(S1=S2)
Ø 43
C32 30 kW from 0,5 to 7 from 7 to 24 (S1=S2) 24+24 (S1=S2)
(S1=S2)
Ø 43
24 kW from 0,5 to 13 from 13 to 31 (S1=S2) 31+31 (S1=S2
(S1=S2)
Ø 43
C42 30 kW from 0,5 to 7 from 7 to 24 (S1=S2) 24+24 (S1=S2)
(S1=S2)
Ø 43
from 1/24 to 1/56 1+56
24 kW from 1/0,5 to 1/24
(S1= 1m+S2) (S1= 1m+S2)
(S1= 1m+S2)
Ø 43
from 1/20 to 1/50 1+50
C52 30 kW from 1/0,5 to 1/20
(S1= 1m+S2) (S1= 1m+S2)
(S1= 1m+S2)
Ø 43
from 1/24 to 1/56 1+56
24 kW from 1/0,5 to 1/24
(S1= 1m+S2) (S1= 1m+S2)
(S1= 1m+S2)
Ø 43
from 1/20 to 1/50 1+50
C82 30 kW from 1/0,5 to 1/20
(S1= 1m+S2) (S1= 1m+S2)
(S1= 1m+S2)
Ø 43
from 24 to 56 56
24 kW from 1 to 24
(S2) (S2)
(S2)
Ø 43
from 20 to 50 56
B22 30 kW from 0,5 to 20
(S2) (S2)
(S2)
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3.4 OLD C&M BOILER RANGE REPLACEMENT
All accessories are available for the replacement of old C&M boiler.
- Hydraulic kit
- Exhaust flue kit
3.4.1 Replacement Celtic boiler by TALIA
All accessories
permit a good
replacement with
facilities :
- easy
- aesthetic
- fast
Under view of the tap handing kit with - clean
good access for all installation, drain
Installation of the Installation of the and cold water inlet taps
new Talia tap handing kit
For a lateral exhaust flue, it’s necessary to use exhaust flue accessories to reach the existing hole.
The wall hole position is a bit different but the solution is very simple.
• For the LATERAL SOLUTION, two 20° elbows are necessary
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3.4.2 Replacement Centora boiler by TALIA
- adaptation kit for pipes
- adaptation kit for exhaust flue
• For the LATERAL SOLUTION, the 20° elbow and the adaptor are necessary.
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3.5 COMPETITORS REPLACEMENT
3.5.1 Replacement SOUNIER DOUVAL boiler by TALIA
Only the hydraulics connections need the replacement kit.
For this substitution, the exhaust flue doesn’t need any special component.
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3.6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
3.6.1 Installer zone
Also for the electrical connections, has been created an installer zone, in Frontal Panel rear side, for an easy
access to the PCB box where all the connections with the external devices can be easily done.
Remote connections PCB position for e- External clip ins PCB for
for double room bus interface position teleassistance
thermostat and wired modem (e-bus
external probe interface included)
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3.6.2 Thermoregulation device connections
Wired
Multizones Wired
regulation Modulating
manager devices
Modulating
room sensor
Remote control
Room
thermostat
External device
External probe
Wireless
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3.7 INSTALLATION SETTING & FUNCTIONS
3.7.1 The personalisation Menu
The boiler can start & work without any setting.
The menu gives the installer the opportunity to personalise every installation (external storage, monozone,
multizone, solar …) as preferred.
Parameter
check
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3.7.3 Flue cleaner function
This function is used to perform proper boiler combustion
analysis and maximum and minimum gas calibration
Pressing the button reset for 5 sec will start two possible
conditions:
Boilers on “winter” mode, the 3 way valve is positioned on
“heating” and the burner turns on even without heating request.
Boiler on “”summer” mode, the burner turn on with the 3 way
valve in heating position and is possible to work also in DHW
after opening the tap (cooling the system).
Remote connections PCB position for e- External clip ins PCB for
for double room bus interface position teleassistance
thermostat and wired modem (e-bus
external probe interface included)
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3.8.1 Clip IN in 2 relés
This small pcb represents an easy solution to manage two different devices (pump or valve zones) for:
- Big installation with necessity to manage a further pump (it remains unused the second relé)
- A double zone installation
Furthermore, using the double zones timer integrated in the boiler and two simple room thermostat or room
sensor, the installer can give the client a very complete and customized solution with the maximum level of
installation easiness.
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3.8.2 Clip IN in solar
Solar installation with natural circulation configuration
This configuration ensures the same advantages of the previous Clip IN but furthermore can manage an
electrical DHW mixing valve before the boiler to control a possible DHW input by a solar source to protect the
boiler and improve the behaviour of the boiler in these conditions (outlet DHW T stability)
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Solar installation with forced circulation configuration in serie
A complete forced circulation solar installation management is possible thank to the boiler predisposition and
the integration of this small PCB, for serial & parallel configuration
There is the possibility to control the solar installation with the connection of the collector sensor, the storage
sensor and the DHW outlet temperature that can be controlled in the best way using an external electrical
mixing valve with a control directly on the frontal boiler interface
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Solar installation with forced circulation configuration in parallel
A complete forced circulation solar installation management is possible thank the boiler predisposition and
the integration of this small PCB, for serial & parallel configuration
There is the possibility to control the solar installation with the connection of the collector sensor, the storage
sensor and the DHW outlet temperature that can be controlled in the best way using an external electrical
mixing valve with a control directly on the frontal boiler interface
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4 EASY TO MAINTAIN
TALIA is easy to maintain. Thanks to frontal access for all components, the boiler is able to offer reduced
maintenance time and most of the work can be performed without using tools.
It is also possible to inspect the burner without having to remove it, and the injector distribution ramp may be
accessible from the front of the appliance.
The digital interface creates a link between the Assistance Service and the end user, in fact the data and
telephone number of the relevant Assistance Centre can be entered so that the user may then read it from
the display using the “INFO” button.
Furthermore, when an operating anomaly occurs, the display shows the corresponding error code with an
explanation and the information which may then be relayed to the Assistance Service so that the technician
is well prepared with the necessary material when coming to repair the appliance.
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4.1 DIAGNOSTIC
The new display fitted in this boiler range is very useful for describe boiler faults.
Different indications indicate which type of error it is and what you have to do (reset, no reset …….)
A little text describe perfectly the type of error and it is a real benefit for the after sale service to save time.
There are two types of errors for malfunctions:
- Shutdown (solved by resetting);
- Safety stop (No Reset: the boiler will start working again properly when the cause is removed).
There is a third type of error code that is used to indicate a malfunction that does not stop the boiler which continues to
work properly (Indication).
The Shutdown and the Safety stop are alternatively displayed with the respective error code and the writing "Err."
4.1.1 Error codes
The error codes are divided in seven different functional units, in other words the first figure indicates which functional
unit of the boiler is involved in the error:
NOTE
For more details please, see the Training Manual.
Service
Months\rto Next Maintenance
Mainten On Days Act
Maint Warn Reset MENU 8 Error History
Boiler status Last 10 Errors with date
Boiler Temperature Reset Error List
Solar & Storage
Service
Statistics
Service Contact Error History
Service Name Service Contact
Service Phone Nr
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4.2 MSA: MODULAR SYSTEM APPROACH & BOILER OVERVIEW
The best results in terms of easiness & rapidity in the maintenance activity:
• Immediate & well approach
• Access to all components without dismantling any others components
• Installation inside the hanging without any problem
• Reduced maintenance time
• Reduced complexity in spare parts management
• Selected & tested components in terms of quality
Combustion group
Hydraulic group
Main PCB
interface
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4.2.1 Open chamber overview
LEGEND
1. Flue gas exhaust duct collar 8. Spark generator
2. TTB safety Burner 9. Safety valve
3. Safety thermostat (overheating) 105°C 10. Control panel
4. Primary exchanger flow sensor 11. Modulating circulation pump with automatic deaerator
5. Detection and ignition electrodes 12. Primary exchanger inlet sensor
6. Gas valve 13. Primary heat exchanger
7. Domestic hot water flow sensor
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4.2.2 Sealed chamber overview
LEGEND
1. Air inlet for twin pipe systems 10. 3-bar safety valve
2. Air pressure switch 11. Control panel
3. Condensate collection pipe 12. Modulating circulation pump with automatic deaerator
4. Safety thermostat (overheating) 105°C 13. Primary exchanger inlet sensor
5. Primary exchanger flow sensor 14. Primary heat exchanger
6. Detection and ignition electrodes 15. Modulating fan
7. Gas valve 16. Flue gas analysis inspection point
8. Domestic hot water flow sensor 17. Coaxial exhaust collector
9. Igniter
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4.2.3 Hydraulic diagram
LEGEND
1. Primary exchanger 15. Heating system return filter
2. Safety thermostat (overheating) 105°C 16. Pressure gauge
3. Primary exchanger flow sensor 17. Output flow regulator (optional)
4. Burner 18. 3-way diverter valve
5. Ignition electrodes 19. Modulating circulation pump with deaerator
6. Gas valve 20. Flame detection electrode
7. Secondary exchanger 21. Expansion vessel
8. Domestic hot water flow sensor 22. Primary exchanger inlet sensor
9. Bypass
10. 3-bar safety valve A Heating system output flow
11. Boiler drain valve B Domestic hot water flow
12. Domestic hot water inlet filter C Gas inlet
13. Filling tap (no French market) D Domestic cold water inlet
14. Hot water flow meter E Central heating return
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4.2.4 Hydraulic circuit
LEGEND
1 Expansion vessel 7 3-bar safety valve
2 Primary heat exchanger 8 Hot water flow meter
3 Safety thermostat (overheating) 105°C 9 Modulating circulation pump with deaerator
4 Primary exchanger flow sensor 10 3-way diverter valve motor
5 Secondary exchanger 11 Primary exchanger inlet sensor
6 Boiler drain valve
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4.2.5 Hydraulic assembly
FRONT VIEW
LEGEND
1. 3-way diverter valve 8. Electronic hot water flow meter sensor
2. Secondary exchanger 9. Filling tap (no French market)
3. Domestic hot water flow sensor 10. Heating system return filter
4. Hot water from the primary exchanger 11. Modulating circulation pump
5. 3-bar safety valve 12. Deaerator
6. Bypass 13. Cold water towards the primary exchanger
7. Hot water flow meter 14. Boiler drain valve
4.2.6 By pass
Auto regulation of the heating losses especially when there are thermostatic valves on the radiators
Good protection of CH exchanger to avoid thermal shocks over temperature
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4.2.7 New proportional flow meter
The turbine announces in real time the possible variation of flow and by means of the probes, the regulation
is modified instantaneously to have always constant temperatures.
In DHW mode, with a water flow >1.6l/min, the turbine give the information to the electronic to start ignition phase.
It’s possible to remove it easily by the front without using any tool.
A B C D
LEGEND
8 Reed sensor
A Flow regulator (optional) 8/10lt – 24/28kw
B Flow meter/filter cold water inlet container
C Turbine
D Flow meter cap
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4.2.8 Hydraulic group maintenance
The new Hydroblock designed by Chaffoteaux stands out due to the frontal access to all main components
and their removal without the use of tools. These features offer a substantial reduction in maintenance times.
Heating filter
Reduction in labour time thanks to
Built onto the hydraulic assembly front access during cleaning
procedures
Automatic bypass
Built onto the hydraulic assembly
Easy access reduces labour time
and accessible from the front
Safety valve
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4.2.9 Combustion group CF
LEGEND
1. TTB safety 6. Spark generator
2. Burner 7. Manifold
3. Detection and ignition electrodes 8. Primary heat exchanger
4. Gas valve 9. Deflector
5. Gas pipe
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4.2.10 Combustion group FF
LEGEND
1. Pressostat 6. Spark generator
2. Burner 7. Manifold
3. Detection and ignition electrodes 8. Primary heat exchanger
4. Gas valve 9. Fan
5. Gas pipe
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4.2.11 Combustion group maintenance
Built into the boiler and accessible Reduction in labour time as the
from the outside boiler does not have to be opened
Built into the boiler and accessible Reduction in labour time as the
from the outside boiler does not have to be opened
Gas burner
Front access facilitates gas conversion
Fan
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5 BOILER CODES
DIMENSIONS MARKETS
CODE MODEL EE
L l h FR BE IT PI
HMO
3650177 TALIA 25 CF N BE 745 440 380 X
3650178 TALIA 25 FF N BE 745 440 380 X
3650179 TALIA 30 CF N BE 745 440 380 X
3650180 TALIA 30 FF N BE 745 440 380 X
3650181 TALIA 25 CF N IT 745 440 312 X
3650182 TALIA 25 CF B/P IT 745 440 312 X
3650183 TALIA 25 FF N IT 745 440 312 X
3650184 TALIA 25 FF B/P IT 745 440 312 X
3650185 TALIA 30 CF N IT 745 440 312 X
3650186 TALIA 30 CF B/P IT 745 440 312 X
3650187 TALIA 30 FF N IT 745 440 312 X
3650188 TALIA 30 FF B/P IT 745 440 312 X
3650189 TALIA 25 CF N EAA 745 440 380 X
3650190 TALIA 25 FF N EAA 745 440 380 X
3650191 TALIA 30 FF N EAA 745 440 380 X
3650192 TALIA 35 FF N EAA 745 440 380 X
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6 ACCESSORY CODES
6.1 INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES
DESCRIPTION COD
• “BARRETTE” KIT
IT MARKET 3678350
FR MARKET
3678360
BE MARKET 3678364
• PLASTIC –CARDBOARD
TEMPLATE KIT 3678247
MARKET: ALL
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6.2 TERMOREGOLATION INTERFACES
DESCRIPTION COD
• ‘CLIP-IN’ INTERFACE
1 HIGH ZONE+1 LOW
3318251
TEMPERATURE ZONE
To manage A Central Heating circuit (1 high
zone+1 low temperature zone)
• CLIP-OUT 3318244
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6.3 TERMOREGOLATION ACCESSORIES
DESCRIPTION COD
WIRED WIRELESS
3318298 3318303
• REMOCOM
Allows to manage all the boiler’s functions,
shows the error codes and manage 2 Central
Heating zones.
_____ 3318309
• EXTERNAL SENSOR
Allows to measure the outdoor temperature.
3318306
• SIGNAL RECEIVER for
modulating devices
Allows the communication between the boiler
and the wireless sensors.
3318301 3318307
(CTw) (CTws)
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• SIGNAL RECEIVER wireless
Allows the communication between the boiler --- 3318308
and the T-CONTROL.
3318300
• ROOM THERMOSTAT on/off
wired (RTw) ---
Allows the room temperature thermoregulation.
3318306
• SIGNAL REPEATER
wireless (RPws) ---
Allows the communication between the boiler
and the device when the distance is too big.
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6.4 HYDRAULIC ACCESSORIES
DESCRIPTION COD
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• SOLAR KIT 3678290
Valve + solar sensor
• SOLAR KIT
Electrical mixing valve + clip in B
3678296
• SOLAR KIT
Electrical mixing valve + clip in C 3678297
+ sensor collector + sensor boiler
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7 TECHNICAL DATA
7.1 OPEN-CHAMBER
Model Name 25 CF 30 CF
General
CE certification (pin)
comments
Boiler type B11bs B11bs
Specific output of D.H.W. system (10 min. with ∆T=30°C) litres/min 11,05 13.5
D.H.W. flow rate ∆T=25°C litres/min 13,8 16.2
D.H.W. flow rate ∆T=35°C litres/min 9,9 11.6
Comfort performance stars (EN13203)
D.H.W. minimum flow rate litres/min 1,6 1.6
Max./min. Domestic Hot Water pressure bar 6 6
Electrical Power supply voltage/frequency V/Hz 230/50 230/50
and Total power consumption W 84,6 100
environment Minimum operating temperature °C X4D X4D
data Electrical system grade of protection IP 5 5
Weight and Weight Kg 32 32
dimensions Dimensions (W x H x D) with tap handing kit mm 440x793x420
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7.2 SEALED-CHAMBER
Model Name
35 FF
25 FF 30 FF
General DRAFT
comments CE certification (pin)
Boiler type C12-C32-C42-C52-C62-B22-B32
Max./min. nominal heat input central heating (Hi) kW 25,8/11 30/13 34,4/14
Max./min. nominal heat input central heating (Hs) kW 28,6/12,2 33,3/14,4
Max./min. nominal heat input D.H.W. mode (Hi) kW 27/11 31,3/13 36/14
Energy performance
Minimum load pressure for the system bar 0,4 0,4 0,4
Maximum central heating circuit pressure bar 3 3 3
Expansion vessel capacity litres 8 8 8
Max./min. heating temperature °C 80/40 80/40 80/40
Max./min. Domestic Hot Water temperature °C 60 / 36 60 / 36 60 /36
D.H.W. circuit
Specific output of D.H.W. system (10 min. with ∆T=30°C) litres/min 12,1 14 16
D.H.W. flow rate ∆T=25°C litres/min 14,5 16,3 19,2
D.H.W. flow rate ∆T=35°C litres/min 10,4 12 13,7
Comfort performance stars (EN13203)
D.H.W. minimum flow rate litres/min 1,6 1,6 1,6
Max./min. domestic hot water pressure bar 6 6 6
Electrical Power supply voltage/frequency V/Hz 230/50
and Total power consumption W 126 138 151
environment Minimum operating temperature °C 5 5 5
data Electrical system grade of protection IP X4D X4D X4D
Weight and Weight kg 31 31 33
dimensions Dimensions (W x H x D) with tap handing kit mm 440x793x420
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