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5. Electrical Connection

Model

Power Supply Wires

Electricity Supply

Cable Diameter

Specification

NE-F50SP/R4INV-PA

220-240V/50Hz

3×2.5mm

AWG 14

NE-F70SP/R4INV-PA

3×2.5mm

AWG 14

NE-F90SP/R4INV-PA

3×2.5mm

AWG 14

NE-F110SP/R4INV-PA

3×2.5mm

AWG 14

NE-F150SP/R4INV-PA

3×2.5mm

AWG 14

NE-F180SP/R4INV-PA

3×4.0mm

AWG 12

NE-F210SP/R4TINV-PA

380-415V/3Ph/50Hz

3×4.0mm

AWG 12

NE-F250SP/R4TINV-PA

3×4.0mm

AWG 12

NE-F280SP/R4TINV-PA

3×4.0mm

AWG 12

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WARNING: Power supply of heat pump must be disconnected before any operation.

Please comply with the following instruction to connect heat pump.

Step 1: Detach electrical side panel by a screwdriver to access electrical terminal block.

Step 2: Insert cable into heat pump unit port.

Step 3: Connect power supply cable to terminal block according to the diagram below.

NE-F50SP/R4INV-PA, NE-F70SP/R4INV-PA, NE-F90SP/R4INV-PA, NE-F

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Summary of Contents for NE-F50SP/R4INV-PA

Page 1: ...DC INVERTER SWIMMING POOL HEAT PUMP SERIES USER MANUAL Please read this manual carefully before using and keep it in a safe place...

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Page 3: ...II Installation Instructions 14 IV Running Test 18 1 Inspection Before Running Test 19 2 Control Function Description 19 V Maintenance 32 VI Wi Fi Module and APP User Manual 33 1 Display 33 2 Wi Fi Fu...

Page 4: ...ards Confirm power voltage and frequency The unit is only used with grounding sockets Independent switch must be offered with the unit 3 The following safety factors need to be considered Please read...

Page 5: ...nstall on the ground safely please read installation instructions Improper installation may result in fire electric shock falling of the unit or water leaking Use professional tools for doing electric...

Page 6: ...electric shock Stop operating the unit once there is a problem or an fault code Please turn off power and stop running the unit Otherwise it may cause electric shock or fire Be careful when the unit i...

Page 7: ...g capacity kW 1 5 5 5 1 5 7 2 1 8 9 5 Power input kW 0 104 0 84 0 106 1 12 0 124 1 46 COP 14 4 6 55 14 2 6 43 14 5 6 5 Boost mode Heating capacity kW 5 5 7 2 9 5 COP 6 55 6 43 6 5 Smart mode Heating c...

Page 8: ...4 45 4 45 Smart Mode Cooling Capacity kW 2 3 2 92 3 5 EER 5 64 5 63 5 63 Silent Mode Cooling Capacity kW 1 8 2 18 2 4 EER 6 97 6 97 6 95 Power supply 220 240V 50Hz Max power input KW 1 31 1 61 1 75 Ma...

Page 9: ...m comply with Directives EN ISO 3741 and EN ISO 354 2 Calculate according to an in ground private swimming pool covered with bubble Model NE F110SP R4INV PA NE F150SP R4INV PA NE F180SP R4INV PA Ambie...

Page 10: ...58 8 65 10 55 COP 5 73 5 72 5 68 Silent mode Heating capacity kW 4 37 5 55 6 72 COP 6 57 6 55 6 51 Ambient Temperature DB WB 35 C Water Inlet Outlet Temperature 30 C 28 Cooling capacity kW 2 42 6 3 3...

Page 11: ...nput KW 2 3 3 2 3 9 Max current A 10 5 14 5 17 7 Heating temperature range 15 C 40 C Running temperature range 10 C 43 C Advised swimming pool size 25m 50m 30m 60m 35m 70m Refrigerant R32 Compressor M...

Page 12: ...58 4 92 7 54 4 95 Boost mode Heating capacity kW 14 07 16 7 18 5 COP 4 91 4 92 4 95 Smart mode Heating capacity kW 11 13 13 21 14 63 COP 5 69 5 67 5 72 Silent mode Heating capacity kW 7 09 8 41 9 31 C...

Page 13: ...nlet 50 Outlet 50 Net weight kg 75 78 82 Noise level dB A 44 55 45 56 47 57 The technical specification of our heat pumps is provided for information purpose only We reserve the right to make change w...

Page 14: ...11 Model NE F110SP R4INV PA NE F150SP R4INV PA NE F180SP R4INV PA...

Page 15: ...12 Model NE F210SP R4TINV PA NE F250SP R4TINV PA NE F280SP R4TINV PA...

Page 16: ...13 3 Explosion View...

Page 17: ...19 Evaporator 4 Fan 12 Four way valve 20 Protection net 5 Motor 13 Throttle valve 21 Inverter PC board 6 Motor support 14 Titanium heat exchanger 22 Electrical box 7 Left plate 15 Handle 23 Top cover...

Page 18: ...crete floor The floor is stable to support the weight of the unit 3 A water drainage device must be provided close to the unit in order to protect the area where it is installed 4 If necessary mountin...

Page 19: ...by pass is placed after water pump and filtration By pass path usually consists of 3 valves That makes it possible to adjust water flow which passes through heat pump and isolates heat pump completely...

Page 20: ...380 415V 3Ph 50Hz 3 4 0mm AWG 12 NE F250SP R4TINV PA 3 4 0mm AWG 12 NE F280SP R4TINV PA 3 4 0mm AWG 12 WARNING Power supply of heat pump must be disconnected before any operation Please comply with th...

Page 21: ...18 NE F150SP R4INV PA NE F180SP R4INV PA NE F210SP R4TINV PA NE F250SP R4TINV PA NE F280SP R4TINV PA IV Running Test...

Page 22: ...ted correctly c All wiring and piping should be connected well and carefully checked then fill water tank with water before power is switched on d Emptying all air within pipes and water tank press on...

Page 23: ...hows When off status the display shows the current time Key Operating Instruction 1 On Off Key When in other interface press shortly will go back to the homepage In the homepage press this key to turn...

Page 24: ...er on or Timer off can be canceled individually When the relative light is off it means this timer is canceled 2 Mode Key When the heat pump is on pressing this key shortly can shift different modes h...

Page 25: ...key for 5 seconds and enter into the unit parameter inquiry interface press key to check the parameters press key to exit parameter query Code Description Display Range 01 Water inlet temp 30 99 02 W...

Page 26: ...o user parameters mode the current parameter is return temperature press keys at the same time for 5 seconds and wired controller recovers to factory default At this time buzzer will alarm twice conti...

Page 27: ...to Exit Defrosting 1 40 33 104 15 59 9 Difference between Ambient Temp and Coil Temp to Start Defrosting 0 15 0 30 5 10 10 Ambient Temp to Start Defrosting 0 20 32 68 17 63 11 Working Cycle of EEV 20S...

Page 28: ...ture protection value 20 0 22 32 20 4 Note In the above table the actual value of the electronic expansion valve and the air speed is 10 times of the parameter displayed value For example when the P20...

Page 29: ...to the actual model 26 Model selection 0 Heating Cooling 1 Heating ONLY 2 Cooling ONLY 0 27 Constant temp superheat 5 10 According to the actual model B Exhaust temp set_F11 50 125 95 203 According to...

Page 30: ...e between display and PCB is well Change or mend the wire if necessary 2 Check the PCB or display If damaged Change the corresponding part Er 10 Communication failure of frequency conversion module al...

Page 31: ...7 Water outlet temperature failure Check the connection change the sensor if necessary Er 28 CT over current protection Er 29 Suction temperature failure Check the connection change the sensor if nece...

Page 32: ...o high PFC Module failure Replace inverter module 64 Radiator over temperature Fan motor failure air duct blockage Check fan motor air duct 128 Radiator temperature failure Radiator sensor is damaged...

Page 33: ...er temperature 1 Water temperature is reaching set value heat pump under constant temperature status 2 Heat pump just starts to run 3 Under defrosting 1 Verify water temperature setting 2 Startup heat...

Page 34: ...ature no error code displays 1 Fan NOT running 2 Not enough air ventilation 3 Not enough refrigerant 1 Check the cable connections between the motor and fan if necessary they should be replaced 2 Chec...

Page 35: ...on system regularly to avoid the damage of the unit because of a dirty or clogged filter 3 Discharge the water from the bottom of the water pump if the heat pump will stop running for a long time spec...

Page 36: ...er indicator light WIFI status After WIFI is connected corresponding to the lower indicator light is always on communication instructions when entering the default distribution network flashes quickly...

Page 37: ...2 Software startup After installation click on your desktop to start up Smart Life Smart Life 2 3 Software registration and configuration 2 3 1 Registration Users don t have account can click Registe...

Page 38: ...35 After registration you need to Create a Home Create a Home Set Home Name Set Home Location Add Rooms 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4...

Page 39: ...Existing accounts can be logged in directly in the following order If you forget your password you can choose to login with your verification code and select Forget Password Enter your phone number Ge...

Page 40: ...lly connect through the default distribution network by default At this moment the indicator light under flashes rapidly 2 times per second mobile phone can connect it Manually enter the intelligent d...

Page 41: ...e top right corner or add equipment of the interface enter the equipment type selection the Large Home Appliances select Smart Heat Pump equipment and add equipment into the interface Step 4 After sel...

Page 42: ...nfirm indicator rapidly blink Enter the WIFI connection interface enter the WIFI password of the mobile phone it must be the same as the WIFI of the mobile phone click Next and then directly enter the...

Page 43: ...indicator under flashes slowly 1 time every 3s mobile phone can connect it Step 2 3 are the same with intelligent distribution network above Step 4 After entering the add device interface click AP Mod...

Page 44: ...connection will pop up enter the WiFi password of the mobile phone it must be the same as the WiFi of the mobile phone click Next Connect your mobile phone to the device s hotspot will pop up and clic...

Page 45: ...distribution network above Note If the connection is failed please enter the compatible network mode manually and reconnect according to the above steps 2 4 Software function operation After the devic...

Page 46: ...djustment The white circle slides counterclockwise to reduce the temperature but clockwise to increase the temperature 4 Target temperature 5 Current temperature 6 Mode switching Click to select the m...

Page 47: ...r should do so in the following order After successful sharing the list will be added to show the person Shared If you want to delete the account you shared to cross the selected account to the left a...

Page 48: ...45 Enter the account of the Shared click Done and the share success list shows the newly added account of the Shared 1 2 3...

Page 49: ...erface of the person to be Shared is as follows The received shared device is displayed Click it to operate and control the device Mode settings click on the main interface to switch modes select what...

Page 50: ...the main interface to enter timer setting interface as shown below click to add timer After entering timer setting swipe up down to set timer set up repeat weeks and on off then click save to save yo...

Page 51: ...shes rapidly for 3min The network can be rematched or quit it if no operation within 3 minutes By APP Click on the top right corner of the main interface to enter the device details interface and clic...

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