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AIR TO WATER HEAT PUMP

AIR TO WATER HEAT PUMP
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AIR TO WATER HEAT PUMP

Product catalog summary
Introduction and Pre-Installation Requirements
  • Documents Management: Installers must follow the manual's instructions and provide it to users.
  • General Function: The heat pump is a low-carbon solution for heating, cooling, and hot water, operating efficiently within specific temperature ranges with anti-freezing protection.
Transport and Storage
  • Delivery: Heat pumps are delivered on pallets and should be inspected for damage upon receipt.
  • Storage: Store vertically in a well-ventilated area, away from fire sources.
Installation Guidelines
  • Location and Space: Ensure adequate space and proper positioning for installation.
  • Electrical and Pipework Requirements: Follow guidelines for electrical connections and pipe sizing.
TUYA App Integration
  • App Download and Connection: Instructions for downloading and connecting the TUYA app for remote control.
Controller Operations
  • Keypad Functions: Instructions on using the controller for settings, including temperature and mode adjustments.
Advanced Installations
  • Two Zone and Bivalent Heating: Guidelines for advanced heating configurations.
Accessories and Options
  • Standard and Optional Accessories: List of available accessories for system customization.
Warranty and Disclaimer
  • Details on warranty coverage and disclaimers.
Installation Checklist
  • A comprehensive checklist to ensure all installation steps are completed.
Specifications and Procedures
  • Frequency of Testing: Equipment with fluorinated gases must be tested every 12 months, or 24 months with a leak detection system.
  • Training and Certification: Operators must ensure personnel are certified and knowledgeable in handling fluorinated gases.
  • Record Keeping: Maintain records of gas quantities, recycling, recovery, and maintenance for at least five years.
Safety Conditions
  • Installation and Use: Follow the manual to avoid warranty invalidation and ensure safety. Incorrect installation can lead to injury or death.
  • Warnings: Power must be off before accessing internal components. Protective measures against freezing and electrical hazards are essential.
  • Precautions: Consider environmental factors like wind and humidity. Electrical work should comply with local regulations.
Installation Guidelines
  • System Schematics: Includes single and dual circulation setups with wiring instructions.
  • Location Requirements: Adequate clearance around outdoor units is necessary.
  • Electrical Requirements: Specifications for protecting devices and cable sizes are provided.
  • Pipework and Components: Recommendations for pipe sizes and expansion vessels based on model and temperature series.
Environmental and Disposal Considerations
  • End of Product Life: Dispose of products separately from municipal waste to prevent environmental harm.
Specifications and Parameters
The document outlines operational modes and parameters for a pool heat exchanger system, including key parameters P26 and P27 for optimal heating. The system can operate in default or optional frequency modes.

External Backup Heating Function:
Wiring diagrams for backup electric heating in domestic water tank and sterilization modes for various models.

System Check and Parameters:
Comprehensive list of parameters (d01 to d40) for system checks, including frequency, current, temperature readings, and system status indicators.

Common Faults and Solutions:
Common error codes (E14, E02, E08, E13, E15, E23) with definitions, reasons, and solutions.

Advanced Installations:
Details on two-zone setups, including direct flow temperatures, mixed layouts, and wiring instructions.

Bivalent Heating Setup:
Includes basic layout, independent buffer connection, and wiring instructions.

SG-Ready Solution:
Describes SG-Ready logic for smart power grid management.

Accessories and Options:
Lists standard and optional accessories, including controllers, buffer tanks, electric heaters, and valves.

Warranty and Disclaimer Policy:
3-year warranty covering defects in materials and components, with conditions for voiding the warranty.
Spare Parts and Repairs
Spare parts are provided for air source heat pumps. For defects within warranty, spare parts will be offered for replacement. For defects out of warranty, contact for a quotation.
Returns
If a fault is due to incorrect installation or operation, charges may apply. Manufacturer’s warranty conditions apply. Faults under warranty will be resolved promptly. Customers must return defective units for inspection and repair. Transport charges may be reimbursed if covered under warranty. Proper packaging is required to prevent damage during transit. Warranty does not cover labor or parts for installing replacement units.
Procedure
To claim warranty, contact customer service with proof of purchase and problem description. Solutions may include telephone advice, spare parts, engineer visits, or complete replacement.
Installation Checklist
To be completed by a competent person to demonstrate compliance with Building Regulations and Manufacturer’s Requirements.
Controller Setting Data (P Parameters)
Detailed settings for temperature, heating modes, defrosting, and other operational parameters are provided.
More Information
This product should not be disposed of with household waste in the EU. Use return and collection systems for recycling.
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Catalog excerpts

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1. PLEASE READ BEFORE INSTALLATION 1.1. Documents Management Compliance with documents The installer must comply with the installation and operating instructions described in the manual. Documentation management The installer provides the user with the manual for reference and safekeeping. 1.2. Running General Function Heat pump running function It is a low carbon way to heat your house, the heat pump takes the energy on the air, the heat pump absorbs heat from the outside air into a liquid refrigerant at a low temperature. The compressor heats the liquid refrigerant to increase the temperature...

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1.3. Transport Information 1.3.1. Delivery of the Unit For transportation, the heat pumps are fixed on the pallet and covered with a cardboard box. To protect from any damage, the heat pump must be transferred in its package. Even if transport is at the supplier's expense, any material may be damaged on its way to the customer, and it is the recipient's responsibility to ensure that the delivery conforms to specifications. The recipient must note any damage to the packaging on the carrier's delivery slip. DO NOT FORGET TO SEND A REGISTERED LETTER TO THE CARRIER WITHIN 48 HOURS. 1.3.2. Stock Advice...

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Regulation (EU) No 517/2014 of 16/04/14 on fluorinated greenhouse gases and repealing Regulation (EC) No 842/2006. Leakage control Operators of equipment that contains fluorinated greenhouses gases in quantities of 5 tons of CO2, equivalent or more and not contained in foams shall ensure that the equipment is checked for leaks. For equipment that contains fluorinated greenhouse gases in quantities of 5 tons of CO2 equivalent or more, but of less than 50 tons of CO2 equivalent: at least every 12 months. Frequency of test For equipment containing fluorinated greenhouse gases in quantities greater...

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1.5. Safety Conditions Please read this manual carefully before installing, modifying, or adjusting the heating system. This manual contains all the information you need to use and install the heat pump. The installer must read the manual and carefully follow the operating and maintenance instructions. The installer is responsible for the installation of the product and must follow all the manufacturer's instructions and application rules. Failure to follow the instructions in this manual, or incorrect installation, will automatically invalidate the warranty. Incorrect installation and use may...

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The precautions listed here are divided into the following categories. Meaning of DANGER, WARNING AND CAUTION icons. Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may result in minor or moderate injury. We recommend that you read and follow the recommendations below before operating the unit. • Risk of electric shock due to incorrect connection to the mains supply. - Non-compliance...

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• To avoid burns, do not touch the machine's inlet and outlet pipes while the machine is running. • To avoid cuts, do not touch the machine's radiator fins directly with your hands. • Ask your dealer or a qualified person to follow the instructions in this manual for installation work. Do not install the unit yourself. Incorrect installation may lead to water leakage, electric shock or fire, resulting in injury, death or property damage. • Be sure to use the accessories and parts supplied by the manufacturer during installation. Incorrect use of other parts can lead to water leaks, electric shock...

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Electrical Wiring Safety • Electrical installation must be carried out by professionals in accordance with current electrotechnical guidelines and the regulations of the relevant energy supply company. • Prior to any intervention, disconnect the power supply (turn off the main switch, break the circuit breaker) and secure against unintentional restart. • Ensure that all wiring is correctly dimensioned. Ensure that terminal connections and cables are protected from water and moisture. Incomplete connections or fastenings can cause fires. • Connect the device to earth, in compliance with local...

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Water Connection• We recommend dosing the water circuit with "glycol" to protect the heat pump exchanger from any risk of freezing during the cold season. Despite the frost protection, leaving the machine switched on may result in a power failure, which may result in the water circuit not being protected. • Always wear safety glasses and protective gloves. • Contact with internal parts may cause burns. To avoid injury, allow internal parts to cool down to normal temperature, or wear protective gloves if you must touch them. And to avoid electric shock, please disconnect the unit from the power...

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• Places where air salinity is very high, such as near the ocean, cause corrosion and premature ageing. • Power grids with high voltage fluctuations. • In the presence of acidic or basic vapors. Do not dispose of this product at the municipal landfill like any other common product. It is mandatory to collect this product separately for special treatment. Do not dispose of electrical appliances at the municipal landfill, use a designated collection area, contact your local authority for information on available collection systems. If appliances are disposed of in landfill sites, hazardous substances...

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2. System Quick Installation Schematic 2.1. Single Circulation - Auto Bypass Install 2 Controller (Monobloc Unit) 3 Magnetic Particle Filter 7 Aotumatic water refill valve 8 Differential pressure bypass valve

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2 Controller (Monobloc Unit) 8 Aotumatic water refill valve 9 Magnetic Particle Filter 10 Differential pressure bypass valve

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Heat Supply Zone Heat Storage Zone Heat Consuming Zone Expansion Vessel Buffer Tank Aotumatic water refill valve Controller (Monobloc Unit) Magnetic Particle Filter 1 0.Differential pressure bypass valve

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