Classifications

• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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  • F24D19/0002—Means for connecting central heating radiators to circulation pipes
• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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  • F24D19/0002—Means for connecting central heating radiators to circulation pipes
  • F24D19/0017—Connections between supply and inlet or outlet of central heating radiators
  • F24D19/0021—Flexible tubes or hoses
• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
  • F24D19/00—Details
  • F24D19/0002—Means for connecting central heating radiators to circulation pipes
  • F24D19/0056—Supplies from the central heating system
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• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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  • F24D19/022—Constructional details of supporting means for radiators
  • F24D19/0236—Water tubes or pipes forming part of the supporting means
• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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  • F24D19/0273—Radiators fixed in order to prevent undesired detachment
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• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
  • F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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Definitions

• the invention relates to a mounting arrangement for radiators with a building mounting section and with a radiator mounting section according to claim 1, and a fitting and connection fitting for heating or cooling element for central heating systems or cooling ceiling systems or the like, with the in claim 13 characteristics listed.
• radiators There are also known mounting arrangements for radiators, which make it possible to swing away either the entire radiator or the radiator cover, for example during assembly, cleaning, maintenance or painting work, etc., from the wall.
• Such mounting arrangements are particularly sensitive to the location or position of the radiator or heat sink.
• correct positioning of the radiator or heat sink is important here. So it is not uncommon for a radiator to be incorrectly fitted with a pivotable mounting arrangement that boreholes in sections of the building on which the relevant heating or. Heatsink should be attached, must be drilled again. In this case, the old drill holes must be sealed again. As a result, there are many work steps that ultimately do not usually lead to a completely satisfactory positioning result. A positioning correction is no longer possible later, so that compromises often have to be made.
• a generic swiveling mounting arrangement is known from AT 393 161 B. Disadvantageously, a simple and positionally accurate upper locking of the radiator as shown here is not possible.
• connection fittings for heating and cooling elements do not take into account the work sequence on a construction site in any way. So it is usually necessary to test a central heating system, all radiators including associated connection fittings are installed before screed work is carried out, so that both the tightness of the heating system and a suitable end position of the connection sections can be checked and ensured. Later it is necessary to dismantle the radiator again, empty the heating medium beforehand etc. in order to be able to carry out further activities on the building later, such as painting, decorating, etc. in order to reassemble the radiator later. In the meantime, the radiator is on site and can be damaged or stolen.
• a mounting arrangement for radiators or heat sinks should be proposed, which enables a later position correction of the radiator in the final assembled state as well as a simple removal and reinstallation of the radiator or heat sink.
• the abutment section is rotatable or pivotable and a swivel arm or a releasing element is provided at the end facing away from the securing element, which serves to release the locking element or to block it.
• the securing element can be released or blocked by pivoting this swivel arm or unlocking element.
• the securing element and the releasing element are arranged relative to one another in such a way that the heating or cooling body is kept locked in its end position, so that a shearing force that exists between the building wall and the heating or. Heat sink works, the fuse element can not loosen.
• the unlocking element is preferably held in the secured position by means of a spring device or by means of a mechanical resistance, whereby it resists this resistance, which may rise up to a predetermined value can be released, the abutment section being actuated. and the securing element is released.
• the resistance increasing up to a predetermined value should drop to zero or almost zero at a predetermined position of the unlocking element, so that after overcoming any progressively increasing resistance, the unlocking element practically no longer offers any resistance and can be pivoted freely, the securing element being released, so that the radiator or heat sink can be pivoted away from the wall.
• at least the securing section and the abutment section are advantageously connected by a predetermined breaking point area, which is provided to make assembly easier and breaks at the latest after assembly, preferably already after successful assembly.
• a predetermined breaking point area which is provided to make assembly easier and breaks at the latest after assembly, preferably already after successful assembly.
• the securing section can have a spring-preloaded claw or an abutment, a folding hinge or the like, which can be brought into engagement with a preferably upper section of the swivel arm of the shear mechanism.
• an adjustment device for the heating element or cooling element is provided with a position adjustment device for at least one, preferably all, spatial directions.
• the position adjustment device has a first position adjustment section for a spatial direction, which can be fixed on the building, the position adjustment section or sections for the other spatial direction (s) on the position adjustment section for which a spatial direction can (are) be determined.
• the one position adjustment section to make the position adjustment relative to the room or building section, while in other spatial directions the adjustment is carried out between the position adjustment sections supporting the radiator for other spatial directions and the first position adjustment section.
• the position adjustment section which is fixed on one side of the building or room, for which one spatial direction is the height adjustment section, and the other position adjustment sections are the depth or side position adjustment sections.
• the spatial directions are specified as follows: the height adjustment adjusts the position of the heating or cooling element in relation to the floor and thus in relation to the ceiling; the depth position adjustment section adjusts the position of the heating or. Heatsink towards or away from the wall of a building; the side position adjustment section adjusts the position of the heating or cooling body parallel to the building wall on which the heating or cooling body is positioned.
• the position adjustment section for one spatial direction or the height adjustment device has a section that is fixed to the building assembly section, and the other or other position adjustment section on another section of the height adjustment or the position adjustment section for the one spatial direction is (are) fixed.
• This arrangement leads to the fact that the building assembly section can be fixed in a certain position, whereby a heating or cooling body can be adjusted independently in all three directions without dismantling or the like of the building assembly section.
• the height adjustment device comprises a screw or the like, by means of which the heating element or the mounting arrangement can be adjusted with respect to the height.
• Each mounting arrangement which is assigned to a respective end of a heating or cooling body, is advantageously assigned a corresponding screw or height adjustment device.
• each side of a heating or cooling body can be adjusted separately in height or depth, so that the heating body can be aligned at least in these spatial directions.
• the side adjustment section and / or the depth adjustment section are preferably each a plate having an elongated hole, on which the heating element rests in the assembled state, the hole or the holes being penetrable by at least one screw, bolt or the like.
• the elongated holes can cross each other at right angles. It is also possible for the elongated holes to overlap one another at other angles, as a result of which the adjustment in the plane of the side adjustment and the depth adjustment is influenced accordingly.
• the screw or the bolt which works in connection with the side adjustment section and the depth adjustment section, can be connected to the part that is adjustable relative to the fixed section of the height adjustment section.
• the side adjustment or the depth adjustment or the height adjustment can be designed differently, for example in rails Slidable plates can be provided, the successive one to the other are fixed.
• the preferred embodiment according to the present invention results when the components of the mounting arrangement can be arranged via a building mounting section, in particular a wall rail.
• This arrangement facilitates assembly. If a possibly provided scraper mechanism and / or a securing section for fixing the scraper mechanism against inadvertent swerving or swiveling out, possibly in connection with the swiveling section, are individually or jointly displaceable via the wall rail, it is possible to adjust the position of the radiator opposite to carry out the said section of the building.
• the adjustment device with the height adjustment section, the side adjustment section and the depth adjustment section should preferably be provided at the lower end of the heating or cooling body.
• the adjustment device should preferably be provided between the building or the mounting arrangement and the mounting arrangement or the radiator. In this way, either the radiator relative to the mounting arrangement or the mounting arrangement and thus the radiator or cooling body can be adjusted relative to the building.
• the above-mentioned screw for the height adjustment section can be provided on one side in a height-variable engagement with a height fixing section, and by rotating the screw, the mounting arrangement located opposite can be provided, for example in the form of a Skid held in a wall rail can be moved up or down together with the radiator.
• a mounting arrangement with mounting and connection fitting for heating or cooling elements for central heating systems or cooling ceiling systems or the like which has a forward and a return from and to the system and with a preliminary or return from or to the heating or cooling body is equipped.
• a mounting section is provided for fixing the fitting to a building section, a short circuit or bypass being provided between the forward and the return.
• the short circuit can be assigned both to the system and to the section of the fitting associated with the heating or cooling element.
• connection area can preferably be provided on the sides of the short circuit, via which the heating or cooling body can be connected.
• a symmetrical arrangement of the connection areas in order to be able to connect the heating or cooling body with its supply and return in a suitable manner is preferred here.
• connection areas can be closable via closure devices, for example blind plugs, valves or the like.
• the valve according to the invention can be preassembled.
• the piping system of the heating or cooling system can be pressurized using the valves or blind plugs to check the tightness.
• the same fitting can also be used for mounting the radiator, the exact position or position of the radiator or radiator in question being able to be adjusted according to the invention according to the first two aspects by means of the mounting arrangement. The adjustment can be made even easier by swiveling or folding the radiator out of its end position.
• the short circuit itself can preferably be closed by means of a valve device, so that if the short circuit or bypass is no longer required, it can be closed or throttled so that the heating or. Heat sink is flowed through by the heating or cooling medium.
• the closing or throttling of the bypass depends on whether a one-pipe system or a two-pipe system is used for the distribution of the heating or cooling medium.
• a valve device preferably a three-way valve may be arranged.
• the short circuit can be used as a bypass by means of two arranged three-way valves. It is also possible to perform throttling, so that heating medium or cooling medium can also be conducted past the heating or cooling body in a two-pipe system, for example.
• the mounting section is preferably angular, the short circuit being attached or being attachable to an extension projecting from the building section.
• FIG. 1a shows a mounting arrangement according to a preferred embodiment 10a with features according to the invention.
• a radiator indicated schematically by reference numeral 20, is held in a support 82 via a support bolt 60.
• the heating element 20 can in principle be pivoted around the bolt 60.
• the support 82 comprises a depth adjustment section or a side adjustment section, as can be seen, for example, from FIGS. 6 and 7.
• the reference numeral 80 indicates the height adjustment section.
• the section 80e supports the depth and side adjustment area 82 and the bolt 60.
• the other section 80d of the height adjustment section 80 is fastened to a rear wall rail 30b which can be displaced in a vertical direction relative to the building mounting section 30a, in each case via the margin that the free areas 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d, 31e allow (see Fig. 1b).
• the building assembly section 30a is held in the wall 8 via the bolts or screws 35 (see also FIG. 1b).
• the heater 20 itself can also be pivotally attached to the mounting arrangement according to the invention.
• a lever 32 can either be provided directly on a fastening section on the rail 30b or else be arranged over a further lever section 32c.
• the lever 32c can be pivotally connected to the lever 32 via a bolt or a screw 32b.
• the bolt or the screw 32b can be guided in an elongated hole 32a.
• the lever section 32c and the elongated hole 32a in the lever 32 serve in particular to give the swivel and mounting device 29 for the radiator 20 the possibility to participate in the adjustment margins of the mounting arrangement 82, 80 according to the invention.
• An engagement device 32a is provided at the upper end of the lever 32, which engages around a bolt 27 provided on the heating element 20 in order to be able to pivot the heating element, the bolt 27 being held at the same time.
• Abutment 36a also comprises the bolt 27 in order to be able to hold the radiator 20 in its end position on the building section 8.
• the reference symbol 36 denotes the housing of the swivel and mounting arrangement 29.
• the unlocking section 35 is designed such that it can engage with a screwdriver S (see FIG. 2a) in order to be able to be pivoted in order to thereby release the abutment 36a, so that the radiator is released by the release of the bolt or securing element 27 can be pivoted relative to its end position on the building section 8.
• the actuating section 35 can be held, for example, by a spring device (not shown) in a predetermined locking position, in which the section 35 holds the abutment 36a or the associated fork-shaped configuration with the abutment 36a in the locking position, so that the radiator 20 does not stop its end position can be pivoted out. If the unlocking section 35 is pivoted by means of a suitable tool, for example the screwdriver S, it can also pivot the abutment out of the secured position or only release the abutment 36a so that the heating element 20 can be pivoted out of its end position on the building section 8 .
• a suitable tool for example the screwdriver S
• FIG. 1b In principle, the same object or the same features are apparent from FIG. 1b as from FIG.
• the depth adjustment section has been actuated to a greater extent in the illustration according to FIG. 1 b than in the illustration according to FIG.
• the radiator 20 has moved further away from the building section 8 than is the case according to FIG. Section 82 is along the Depth adjustment plate 80e moved away from the wall, the height adjustment device 80 has not been changed in its position.
• the free spaces required for the height adjustment path provided are provided on the respective rails 30a, 30b in the rails 30a, 30b.
• the fixing devices or screws 33 which receive the section 29, have clearance 31a, 31b in the rail 30a, while the wall mounting bolt 35 has been given a clearance 31c in the rail 30b.
• the bracket portion 32b which is fastened to the rail 30b and to which the lever 32 or the sequence of the lever 32c and the lever 32 is fastened, has a play 31c in the rail 30a.
• a clearance 31d is also assigned to the lower wall mounting bolt 35 and the mounting area, which holds the height adjustment 80 with the depth or side adjustment 82 attached to it, is attached to the rear rail 30b by means of a bolt, the associated mounting bolt or a clearance 31e is provided in the front rail 30a for the associated screw.
• the rail 30b is displaced with respect to the fixed rail 30a, as can be seen in particular in FIGS. 3a to 3c.
• FIGS. 2a and 2b only show the actuation of the unlocking section 35 by means of a screwdriver S.
• the unlocking section 35 can be accessed via an upper covering of the radiator.
• the unlocking section 35 is pivoted in the direction of the arrow, the abutment section 36a is released and released in the release direction for the securing element 27 from the end position, so that the heating element can be pivoted into an assembly or maintenance position.
• FIGS. 1 and 2 show, in addition to the disclosure of FIGS. 1 and 2, only different height settings for the mounting arrangement according to the invention.
• Fig. 3a shows a lower end position, in which all screws, bolts, etc. 33, 35 etc. are at a limit position within their scope.
• the adjusting screw of the height adjustment section 80 is adjusted by means of the hexagon key 80a, the position according to FIG. 3b where the heating element or cooling element has been adjusted to a medium height is first obtained.
• the clearances are essentially penetrated in the middle by the screws, bolts or the like 33, 35 assigned to them.
• the height adjustment section 80 reaches an upper limit value, so that all the holding screws, bolts, etc. assume the opposite position in the game spaces compared to FIG. 3a.
• FIG. 4 shows an embodiment 10 of a radiator according to the invention, which is generally identified by the reference number 20, or a holding arrangement according to the invention.
• the heating element 20 comprises a front cladding plate 22, heating tubes 24 and an upper cover plate 26.
• a holder of the heating element 20, indicated directly by the reference number 20, has holding sections to which the respective components of the holding arrangement according to the invention can be attached.
• a wall rail 30 is fastened to a section of the building, with a holding arm 32 being slidably mounted in the rail 32 via a plate or a runner 44.
• the arm 32 is connected to the runner 44 via a swivel joint 42. Furthermore, the arm 32 is connected to the heating element via a sliding bearing 40.
• the arm 32 is sheared off the wall, the radiator 20 of course also being pivoted away.
• the arm 32 is guided over the sliding guide 40 and, since a thickening can be provided at the end of the arm 32, is held in an end position of the arm 32 and thus of the pivoted heating element 20.
• the assigned section of the arm 32 in turn slides through the slide bearing 40, which can be rotatably fixed to the radiator via a swivel joint.
• the designed as a hinged hinge 34 in connection with a securing portion 36 shearing or pivoting mechanism is held in an end position of the radiator 20 by a spring portion 37 biased by a spring 37 engages with an abutment 36a on one side on the arm 32 to the arm 32 and to secure the radiator 20 connected to the arm 32 via the guide 40 in a non-pivoted end position.
• An angularly offset control section 36b is provided on the retaining section 36, which is designed such that it brings the abutment 36a into engagement with the arm 32 when the arm 32 is returned.
• a pivot pin 60 is provided as a pivoting and / or rotating section, which in connection with a pivot bearing 62 takes up the weight of the radiator and at the same time serves as the fulcrum for the pivoting movement of the radiator.
• the pivot pin 60 is fixed on the radiator, while the pivot bearing 62 is fixed on the holding arrangement or on the building wall (not shown).
• the pivot bearing 62 merges into a linear insertion region 61, so that the radiator cannot be lifted out of its position.
• An insertion section 63 is provided at the mouth area of the insertion area 61, via which the pivot pin 60 on the heating element 20 can be inserted into the insertion area 61 in order to be able to be placed in its final rotational position on the pivot bearing 62.
• An adjustment arrangement is provided on the lower section of the holding arrangement or of the radiator 20.
• a height adjustment of the entire holding arrangement including the heating element can be carried out via a height adjustment device 80, the screw 80 provided as a height adjustment device acting on the rotary bearing 62.
• the screw 80 is held fixed on an angle iron 84 and by turning the screw the distance between the pivot bearing 62 and the angle iron 84 can be increased, whereby the wall rail 30 in connection with the pivot bearing 62 and consequently the radiator 20 can be changed in height can.
• a longitudinal adjustment or a transverse adjustment can be achieved in that an elongated hole in the longitudinal direction of the radiator 20 is provided in an intermediate plate 82, while an elongated hole perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the radiator can be formed in a further intermediate plate, one via the screw 82 Displacement of the radiator and thus the holding arrangement can be accomplished.
• an adjustment of the heating element in connection with the holding arrangement can be carried out in a surprisingly simple manner.
• FIG. 7c shows the adjustment arrangement according to FIG. 4 again and, as in FIGS. 5 and 6, it is specified.
• the components identified by the same reference numerals in FIGS. 5 to 7 correspond to those already described in FIG. 4.
• FIG. 7c shows the view according to FIG. 4 again, whereby for a more detailed description, in addition to the angle section 60c, in which the anti-lift device 61 and the insertion opening 63 are contained, the section 60b of the same angle is shown.
• This angle 60b, 60c, at which the height adjustment device 80 engages, can be adjusted together with the holding arrangement according to the invention, which can be seen better from FIG.
• the horizontal adjustment arrangement can be seen in FIG. A screw 81a engages on the one hand on the section 60b of the angle with the rotary bearing 60 and, when the screw 81a is loosened, the adjustment arrangement can be moved within the elongated hole 83a according to FIG. 5. Accordingly, an adjustment within the elongated hole 83b can also be carried out by loosening the screw 81a. In this way, the radiator can be adjusted in the assembled state on the building level with a clearance which is predetermined by the dimensions of the elongated holes 83a, 83b.
• the bolt 60a is held on one side in the section 60c of the associated angle 60b, 60c, while the bolt 60a is fixed on the opposite side to a section 65 assigned to the radiator.
• connection fitting 100 shown in FIG. 8 has respective flexible areas 102a, 102b, which are connected on one side to the flow and the inlet connection of a connection intermediate piece 116 via respective quick connections 112a, 112b.
• the connecting adapter 114 also has a radiator flow 104b and a radiator return 106b, which a heating medium (or
• coolant can be fed to or removed from a heating element 128 which is only shown schematically.
• the heating element or the connecting adapter 114 is connected to a flow 104a or a return 106a via connecting sections 108, 110, which are able to connect the heating element 128 (or cooling element) to a central heating system, district heating system or the like.
• a bypass (not shown) can be provided, which can be connected via respective three-way valves, while the feeds 108, 110 to the radiator 128 are uncoupled.
• the flexible pipe sections 102a, 102b can be fixedly mounted on the connecting pipe sections 110, while these flexible pipe sections 102a, 102b can be connected to the connecting intermediate piece 114 via the quick couplings 112a, 112b. In this way, the heating element can be easily separated from the rest of the connection fitting, the connection intermediate piece 114 remaining fixed on the heating element 128 (or cooling element).
• connection fitting or its connection intermediate piece 114, can contain a valve 116 and a thermostat 118, which work in the usual way, but can be adjusted via a rotary rod 122 from above the radiator 128 via a rotary knob 124, the rotary knob 124 can be held and stored on the upper section of the radiator 128 via a holding element 126.
• the connecting adapter 114 has an additional ventilation element 120, by means of which a heating medium located in the heating element 128 can be drained from the heating element by venting the heating element 128.
• the ventilation element can also serve as a gas collection tube, in order to receive gas contained in the heating medium to be supplied in the tube of the ventilation element 120.
• FIG. 9 shows a further advantageous embodiment of a mounting and connection arrangement for a heating element or a cooling element with features according to the invention.
• the mounting and connection section 110 has a mounting bracket 107a, 107b.
• the entire arrangement 110 is fastened to a section of a building, for example a wall, via the angled section 107b with the mounting bolt 109. Pre-assembly of the later end position of a heating or cooling element can be carried out here.
• the fluidic connection of the heating or cooling body to the central heating system or the central cooling system can take place via the flow 104a and return connections 106a, and the heating or cooling body can be connected via the connections 106b, 106c.
• both the connections 104a, 106a and the connections 106b, 106c can deviate from the positions shown.
• There may be particular advantages when connecting a radiator if the connections 106b, 106c are not arranged symmetrically, but instead branch off from one side of the connection section 110 or the angle 107a, 107b in order to form the forward and return flow for a corresponding radiator .
• the connections can also be extended by means of pipe sections and from the connection fitting 110 extend over a longer area of the radiator, for example over a quarter to half the length of the radiator.
• connections 106b, 106c on both sides of the valve 110 i.e., arranged symmetrically, for example as shown in FIGS. 9a to 9c, corresponding pipeline sections can also extend over a larger area, for example about a quarter to about half the length of the radiator.
• a short circuit or bypass 111 is provided between the connections for supply and return of the system or the heating or cooling body.
• the supply and return flow from the system to the connections 104a, 106a can be applied, in order to then use the short circuit or bypass 111 switched valves 105a, 105b to check the piping of the connected central system for leaks.
• the heating or cooling medium then no longer has to be drained off, and later the final assembly of heating or cooling elements can be carried out without having to be removed for any further activities.
• a radiator as can be seen, for example, from FIGS. 11 a to d, can be attached directly via rigid line connections 21.
• a radiator can also be fastened via flexible supply lines 21, for example in order to make it easier to pivot the radiator later.
• the connecting sections 104a, 106a, 106b, 106c can also be designed obliquely, depending on how this could be required by the lines of the central system and / or the cooling or heating element to be connected.
• the three-way valves 105a, 105b could of course also be replaced by two-way valves, wherein a valve for throttling and / or blocking could be provided in the course of the short circuit or bypass 111.
• 10a, 10b shows a connection fitting according to the invention which is used as a pre-assembly unit.
• the base body 106 with the adjoining flow 104a and the return 106a is arranged at the top, i.e. in the area of the ceiling of a building.
• the mounting section 107 can be mounted with a bypass approximately on a wall, the connection sections 110 shown in FIG. 8 being rotated inwards and being connected to one another by means of a short circuit 150, so that a closed piping system can be installed that is tight etc. can be checked.
• connection fitting according to the invention which is set up as a preassembly unit, is provided as a wall-mounting fitting for a radiator, as can be seen from a corresponding installation from FIG. 4 or from FIG. 8.
• the components discussed in relation to FIG. 10a correspond to the components shown in FIG. 10b, so that their description is unnecessary.
• FIG. 11 shows a further embodiment of an assembly and connection fitting 200 according to the invention.
• an angle 207b is installed on a section of a building, usually a wall.
• the angle 207b has connections 108 for connecting the central heating system or the like and connections 108a for connecting a short circuit 202. A certain distance is maintained from the concrete floor 6 of a building.
• supply and return lines 256a, 256b are connected from a central heating system via a valve 252 to this embodiment of an assembly and connection fitting 200 according to the invention.
• the valve 252 can be regulated via an adjusting knob 254 with regard to the flow rate.
• the assembly and connection fitting 200 can then be provided with blind plugs 213 in order to put the heating system into a state in order to expediently advance the construction progress .
• the valve 250 can also be closed, regardless of whether blind plugs 213 are provided or not.
• the heating lines can be installed in a floor structure 7, which can consist of insulating material and insulating material and a screed structure.
• the radiator 20 can then be attached to the connections 108a via its optionally also flexible supply lines 21, in order then to be able to put the entire central heating system into operation.

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