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ESO 90 H 237500001

ESO 120 H 237500002

ESO 124 H 237500003

ESO 124 HL 237500005

Reﬂ ector Heating System for CAS 90, CAS 120 and CAS 124

Features

•Flexible special heating mat with integrated thermal insulation

and PTFE-insulated heating elements

•Good heat distribution due to an optimal ﬁ t of the heating mat

on the reﬂ ector

•Element carrier of aluminium foil, self-adhesive foil strips at

the front

•Thermal insulation made of bubble wrap with reﬂ ective layer,

4 mm

•Built-in sensor to additionally deﬁ ne the heating temperature

via a control

About These Instructions

This document is part of the product. These instructions

describe how to install and connect the reﬂ ector heating

systems ESO 90 H, ESO 120 H, ESO 124 H and ESO 124 HL.

►Do not install or use the device until you have read and

understood this document.

►Keep this document for reference throughout the service life

of the device. Pass this document on to any new owner or

user.

The current version of this document can be found at

www.kathrein-ds.com

Scope of Supply

•1 x heating mat with 3 m cable (H05RNF) and heating tempe-

rature sensor

•Mesh reinforced aluminium foil, 0.05 x 5 m

•Adhesive ﬁ lm (white) for covering the aluminium foil,

0.075 x 5 m

•5 x cable ties, 360 mm

ESO 90 H

•1 x heating mat with 3 m cable (H05RNF) and heating tempe-

rature sensor

•Mesh reinforced aluminium foil, 0.05 x 8 m

•Adhesive ﬁ lm (white) for covering the aluminium foil,

0.075 x 8 m

•5 segments of white adhesive foil for covering the outer

contours of the heating mats

•5 x cable ties, 360 mm

ESO 120 H

ESO 90 H ESO 120 H

ESO 124 H/HL

ESO 124 HL:

For exposed locations, with

double the heating power

compared to ESO 124 H

(L = increased performance).

•1 x heating mat with 3 m cable (H05RNF) and heating tempe-

rature sensor

•Mesh reinforced aluminium foil, 0.05 x 8 m

•Adhesive ﬁ lm (white), cut into di erent segments, for covering

the aluminium foil, 0.075 m wide

•4 segments of white adhesive foil for covering the outer

contours of the heating mats

•5 x cable ties, 360 mm

ESO 124 H, ESO 124 HL

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Transport and Storage

►If possible, transport and store the heating mat in its original packaging.

►Protect the heating mat against moisture and mechanical damage.

►Transport and store the heating mat only in the permitted temperature range between -40 and +80°C. Make sure there is no

condensation build-up.

Functional Description

The electric heating system prevents snow and ice formation on the antenna reﬂ ector surface which may lead to interruptions in

satellite reception. The heating for the antenna consists of a special heating mat with an integrated thermal insulation and PTFE-insu-

lated heating elements. The installed heating mat ﬁ ts optimally on the reﬂ ector and guarantees good heat distribution. The heating

mat has an integrated temperature switch that turns o the heating at 80°C so that the system can be operated at 230 V/50Hz. To

ensure e cient operation, we recommend the use of a control unit, which can be operated with or without the built-in sensor.

Possible system components:

Operation without temperature

sensor of the heating mat

Operation with temperature sensor

of the heating mat

Operation without control possible

(permanent operation)

ESO 90/120/124 H ESO 005, ESO 96 S, ESO 97 S ESO 97 SL, ESO 99 S YES

ESO 124 HL NO ESO 97 SL, ESO 99 S NO

DANGER!

Danger to life from electric shock when touching electrical installations!

►Disconnect all devices and units from the power supply during installation.

►In order to comply with the regulations for outdoor installation according to DIN VDE 0100 Part 610, it is recom-

mended to have a residual current circuit breaker with a residual current of 0.03 A installed.

►Make sure that installation and connection are only carried out by qualiﬁ ed personnel.

►Make sure that modiﬁ cations to electrical installations are only carried out by a specialist. Do not make any unautho-

rised changes yourself.

Installation and Safety Instructions

WARNING!

Risk of severe injuries during installation due to falling from or through the roof or falling parts!

►Wear sturdy shoes with non-slip soles.

►Use a working platform.

►Make sure that the person carrying out the installation or repair has a secure position to stand and hold on whilst

working.

►Make sure that the person carrying out the installation or repair does not su er from vertigo and can move around

safely on the roof or installation site.

►Make sure that the vehicle roof is su ciently strong and stable.

►Make sure that there is nobody underneath the antenna during installation/dismantling.

Intended Use

The ESO 90 H, ESO 120 H, ESO 124 H and ESO 124 HL are reﬂ ector heating systems for the antennas CAS 90, CAS 120 and CAS 124.

They are used to prevent snow and ice formation on the antenna reﬂ ector surface which could lead to interruptions in the satellite

reception. Any other use, or failure to comply with these instructions or documentation and instructions enclosed with the devices,

will result in voiding of warranty or guarantee. The following circumstances result in the loss of all warranty and liability claims

towards the manufacturer:

►Improper installation

►Use of non-speciﬁ ed mounting materials, which cannot guarantee the mechanical reliability of the antenna system

►Structural changes or interference with the components and mounting accessories in the kit, which could endanger both the

mechanical and functional reliability

►Failure to observe installation and safety instructions in these instructions

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Installing the Reﬂ ector Heating

Required tools and equipment

•Knife

•Scissors

Installing the heating mat

Processing temperature

The most favourable processing temperatures (object temperature and ambient temperature) are between +15°C and +30°C. Proces-

sing below these temperatures is not recommended. Below the recommended temperatures, the adhesive may become too hard and

thus not achieve the desired adhesion.

The build-up of condensation must be avoided in any case. Condensation may build up when the adhesive tape and/or the surfaces

to be bonded are moved from a cold to a warmer environment. If this is the case, su cient time must be allowed after transport and

before bonding, so that all joining parts have the same temperature in the range indicated above.

1. Clean and degrease the antenna back panel.

The surface to be bonded must always be dry, free from dust, grease, oil, oxides, separating agents and other contaminants.

Isopropanol, ethanol, acetone, ethyl acetate, toluene or petrol can be used to remove dust, grease, oil, separating agents and

other contaminants. Other standard cleaning agents that do not leave any residues are also suitable. Please observe the respec-

tive safety regulations of the manufacturers of the solvents and cleaning agents.

2. Hold the heating mat on the antenna back panel to check the position.

Before ﬁ nal bonding, place the heating mat on the back of the antenna and check if it ﬁ ts correctly.

3. For a xing it, hold the heating mat in place.

CAUTION!

Risk of material damage due to the incorrect attachment of the heating mat!

If the heating mat is not attached to the antenna correctly, it can tear when the adhesive ﬁ lm is being removed.

►Make sure that the heating mat is aligned correctly. To do so, place the heating mat ﬂ ush with the outer edge

of the antenna and pay attention to equal distances at the antenna bracket. After the heating mat has been

a xed, a correction is no longer possible!

►If possible, ask a second person to hold the heating mat.

4. Gradually remove the protective ﬁ lm from the adhesive surface and press the heating mat ﬁ rmly in place.

5. Press the heating mat ﬁ rmly to the antenna back panel. It can take up to 72 hours before the ﬁ nal adhesive strength

is reached.

6. To prevent moisture and insects from entering the heating mat, adhere the mesh-reinforced aluminium foil all along

the edges of the mat.

7. Clean the surface to be covered with the mesh-reinforced aluminium adhesive tape (see 1.) to ensure the greatest

possible adhesive strength of the white adhesive foil.

8. Cover the aluminium adhesive tape with the white adhesive foil. Stick the outer contours of the heating mats with

the segments according to the labelling on the carrier foil.

ESO 120 H: Cover the remaining contours with the enclosed adhesive foil (75 mm wide).

ESO 124 H/HL: Cover the remaining contours with cut adhesive foil (see graphics on next page).

Product specificaties

Merk:	Kathrein
Categorie:	Niet gecategoriseerd
Model:	ESO 124 HL

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