ACV Panel de aislamiento de caldera A1003520

Name: ACV Panel de aislamiento de caldera A1003520
Brand: ACV
SKU: A1003520
Price: 64.74 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Características principales

Material	refractory material
Dimensiones	342x195x12 mm

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Descripción

ACV Boiler insulation panel A1003520 is a refractory material panel measuring 342x195x12 mm. It is designed to fit ACV Smart 240, HeatMaster 71 TC, and Prestige Excellence 50 boilers. This insulation panel is used inside the boiler casing to reduce heat loss and protect external panels from excessive temperatures.

Información adicional

Compatible models	Smart 240, Heatmaster 71 TC, Prestige Excellence 50
Degradation characteristic	gradually loses its integrity due to repeated thermal cycling
Design features	geometry is specific to each enclosure design; generic piece will not seal correctly
Key advantages	precise size and fit, durability under high thermal load, effective heat protection
Name in English	ACV A1003520 2 in 1 insulation HM30-60-100 DELTA
Primary function	reduce heat loss to the surroundings and maintain a stable operating temperature inside the boiler
Selection criteria	boiler model and exact position of the panel within the assembly
Short name	ACV A1003520 2 in 1 insulation HM30-60-100 DELTA

Elección y montaje

Insulation panels of this type are selected by matching the boiler model and the exact position within the assembly. The dimensions and shape must correspond to the original part to ensure a proper seal. Before ordering, cross-reference the manufacturer's part number with the boiler's exploded diagram to confirm the location and dimensions.

Señales de avería

Over time, insulation panels can degrade due to repeated thermal cycling, losing their integrity. This may create gaps that lead to localized overheating (hot spots), potentially damaging adjacent components. Check the panel for cracks, warping, or thinning, and replace if it no longer fits snugly.