Cool Energy EcoStore CE-ES200, Manual

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EcoStore - Heat pump water heater
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> Free energy
The necessary energy for the heating of sanitary water comes for 2/3 from the air and 1/3 from the
electric power supply.
> Cooling through the heat pump for hot sanitary water
After heat subtraction, the lower-temperature output air can be used during summer to cool the
environment where the heat pump is installed.
This provides a double benefit, while ensuring optimum energy efficiency.
> Industrial use of energy
The heat pump for hot sanitary water can be beneficially installed in stores and workshops
(hairdressers, bakers, butchers, kitchens, factories), to get hot sanitary water and, if needed, cooled air.
2.3 Hot water temperature
Setting water temperature target range: 38÷65°C.
Using renewable energies and ensuring optimum energy efficiency, the heat pump for sanitary water
provides an environment-friendly and cheap solution to heat water all over the year.
2.4 Main components
2.4.1 Tank
The tank consists of a water-tight unvented cylindrical inner vessel. Cylinder material inox AISI316L.
2.4.2 Heat pump unit
The refrigerant circuit is located in the upper section of the water heater and consist of:
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Refrigerant fluid R134a;
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Rotary compressor;
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Thermostatic expansion valve;
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Solenoid valve for the de-frosting cycle;
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Combined filter, drier and collector of the refrigerating circuit;
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High-power blade evaporator;
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Electronic axial fan;
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Average-sized Cu cooling pipes;
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Thermal exchanger cooper pipe wounded around the inner vessel ( in this way a contact between
the refrigerant gas and the drinkable water is impossible);
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Condensation drain plastic pipe.