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MPI DC

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RG66007970 - Rev 01

The actual thermal load of an air conditioning system is less than 60% of the 
rated load capacity 90% of the time�
In case of low power installations with a low number of indoor units and low 
water content, operation under part load conditions  is especially critical�
In order to ensure that the unit functions correctly the variation of the power 
delivered by the unit is necessary�
The inverter controller controls the compressor rpm through the modulation 
of the refrigerant rate, the cooling capacity and  the electrical input�
The operating logic of MPI DC units allows an accurate adjustment of the 
outlet water temperature according to the thermal load conditions:
The PID control algorithm allows to adjust the water temperature within 
+/- 15%�
The inverter controller allows to adjust the capacity and the input of the 
compressor to the actual thermal load and makes it possible to considerably 
reduce electrical intakes at the compressor start-up (reduction of starting 
currents) and during the operation under  partial loads�
The spinning airtight scroll compressors (for models from MPI014 DC to 
MPI029 DC) or Twin Rotary compressors (for models from MPI08 DC to 
MPI010 DC) are equipped with  motor protection against overheating and 
overcurrents�
Mounted on anti-vibration supports,  complete with oil charge, they 
are enclosed in a  soundproofed compartment and equipped  with an 
automatically controlled oil heating system to avoid oil dilution by the 
refrigerant when the compressor is stopped� 
The compressor motor is a permanent magnets, brushless, alternating current 
motor controlled by a trapezoidal wave driver operating in the frequency field 
ranging from  30 to 110 Hz  (BlDC “Brushless Direct Current” Technology)
The electronic control system allows the setpoint to be adjusted automatically 
according to the outdoor temperature in order to reduce consumption and 
broaden the working temperature range�
The condensation control adapts the fan rpm to the actual working conditions 

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This results in better  working conditions,  reduction of sound levels under 
partial  load conditions and possibility of operating in cooling mode beyond 

conventional working limits (up to an outdoor air temperature of -10°C).               

In heat pump operation the exclusive defrost system can correctly identify an 
impairment of performance in the outdoor exchanger due to the formation of 
ice and minimise the process time in relation to normal operation of the unit�

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The MPI DC series heat pump units can be also used in applications 
to produce domestic hot water, 365 days/year, when connected to 
"MYCHIllER DHW" (remote control/management panel)�
For general hydraulic schemes, see the control panel manual� 

ReMaRK: this applications are not compatible with the option: water 

buffer tank (on board)

Summary of Contents for MPI DC 08

Page 1: ...MPI DC 08 kW 29 kW R410A eco Technical MANUAL FOR CHILLERS AND HEAT PUMPS GB CHILLERS AND HEAT PUMPS DC INVERTER...

Page 2: ...sors brazed plate heat exchangers liquid receivers pipes control and safety valves which are individually provided where required with certification in accordance with current directives the category...

Page 3: ...data are reported on the rating label in this page The label shows the following data Series and size of the unit Date of manufacture Main technical data Manufacturer The label is applied on the unit...

Page 4: ...equipped with an automatically controlled oil heating system to avoid oil dilution by the refrigerant when the compressor is stopped The compressor motor is a permanent magnets brushless alternating...

Page 5: ...automatically regulates the fan speed further limiting the noise emissions of the unit during nighttime operation and under partial load conditions FINNED BLOCK HEAT EXCHANGER Made of 8mm diameter cop...

Page 6: ...pressure switch fan compartment 5 Automatic air vent valve 6 Expansion tank fan compartment 7 Buffer tank accessory 8 4 way valve MPI DC H 9 Electronic expansion valves 10 Water safety valve 11 Liqui...

Page 7: ...switch fan compartment 5 Automatic air vent valve 6 Expansion tank fan compartment 7 Buffer tank accessory 8 4 way valve MPI DC H 9 Electronic expansion valves 10 Water safety valve 11 Liquid receiver...

Page 8: ...ure switch fan compartment 5 Automatic air vent valve 6 Expansion tank fan compartment 7 Buffer tank accessory 8 4 way valve MPI DC H 9 Electronic expansion valves 10 Water safety valve 11 Liquid rece...

Page 9: ...or 0 Model size 1 4 Operation H Water chiller C Heat pump H Supply voltage 0 Standard 400 3N 50 0 Single phase M Refrigerant A R410A high efficiency A Revision A Initial A Expansion valve A Electronic...

Page 10: ...pply V ph Hz 230 1 50 400 3N 50 400 3N 50 400 3N 50 400 3N 50 Rated cooling capacity kW 10 6 14 3 18 2 22 9 29 1 Total power input kW 3 35 4 78 7 63 7 77 12 3 EER rated capacity 3 16 2 99 2 39 2 95 2...

Page 11: ...Total power input with pump kW 2 8 3 6 5 3 8 2 8 3 12 9 Rated heating capacity kW 8 89 11 5 15 7 21 6 24 6 33 7 Total power input in heating mode kW 2 81 3 56 4 96 7 48 7 86 11 7 COP rated power 3 16...

Page 12: ...07 2 53 1 14 2 37 1 22 14 9 3 27 0 87 3 11 0 94 2 95 1 00 2 78 1 07 2 62 1 15 2 46 1 23 15 10 3 38 0 87 3 21 0 93 3 05 1 00 2 89 1 07 2 71 1 15 2 55 1 23 16 11 3 49 0 86 3 32 0 93 3 15 1 00 2 98 1 07...

Page 13: ...95 14 9 4 62 1 43 4 41 1 53 4 20 1 62 3 98 1 72 3 75 1 83 3 49 1 95 15 10 4 79 1 43 4 56 1 52 4 35 1 62 4 12 1 72 3 88 1 83 3 61 1 95 16 11 4 95 1 42 4 72 1 52 4 50 1 61 4 26 1 71 4 01 1 83 3 74 1 95...

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Page 18: ...14 20 3 75 15 70 3 74 40 45 8 11 3 78 9 37 3 90 11 40 4 03 13 80 4 11 15 30 4 12 45 50 7 94 4 03 9 19 4 19 11 20 4 37 13 50 4 48 14 90 4 51 MPI DC 010 H Rated data at intermediate frequency 25 30 5 1...

Page 19: ...45 18 60 8 17 21 10 8 31 25 10 8 44 30 20 8 55 33 20 8 58 45 50 18 40 8 91 20 80 9 05 24 70 9 21 29 70 9 33 32 60 9 39 MPI DC 023 H Rated data at intermediate frequency 25 30 12 80 4 47 14 50 4 42 17...

Page 20: ...within the range defined by the operating limits Attempting to operate the units beyond these limits could cause irreparable damage to the units themselves 8 1 Operating limits in chiller mode Outlet...

Page 21: ...nd water outlet temperature CPF PT Corrective coefficient of cooling heating capacity CPA Correction coefficient of electrical input CQw Correction coefficient of water flow rate C pw1 Correction coef...

Page 22: ...PORTATA l h PERDITE kPa MPIDC018 MPIDC023 MPIDC029 MPI DC 08 014 MPI DC 018 029 All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden RG66007970 Rev 01 10 PRESSURE DROPS 10 1 PRESSURE DROPS WA...

Page 23: ...000 10000 12000 p kPa Qw l h MPI DC 010 029 MPI DC 08 All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden RG66007970 Rev 01 10 PRESSURE DROPS 10 2 PRESSURE DROPS OF Y FILTER The diagram show...

Page 24: ...0 6000 6400 PORTATA l h PREVALENZA kPa MPIDC018 MPIDC023 MPIDC029 MPI DC 018 029 All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden RG66007970 Rev 01 11 AVAILABLE HEAD OF THE UNIT The diagr...

Page 25: ...when the unit is disconnected from the power supply It is of fundamental importance that the incoming water supply is hooked up to the connection marked Water Inlet Otherwise the evaporator would be...

Page 26: ...TER CIRCUIT PLUMBING DIAGRAMS MPI DC evaporator and pump MPI DC evaporator pump and tank LEGEND VS Safety valve EV Evaporator PD Differential pressure switch MA Water pressure gauge VAS Air vent valve...

Page 27: ...refer to the wiring diagram supplied with the units MPI DC 08 M 010 M 014 018 023 029 Maximum power input kW 4 1 5 6 7 1 10 7 10 8 21 9 Maximum current absorption A 16 26 6 20 22 28 5 43 Starting abso...

Page 28: ...and PCDS remote control panel Note Should the unit go into an alarm status a voltage of 24V will be present on the terminals of the electric control panel where an interface with a voltage free contac...

Page 29: ...DIMENSIONS MPI DC 08 Legend 1 Water inlet 1 female 2 Water outlet 1 female 3 Safety valve discharge outlet provided with rubber ring holder 4 Water supply male optional tap 5 Water drainage female 6 P...

Page 30: ...L DIMENSIONS MPI DC 10 18 Legend 1 Water inlet 1 female 2 Water outlet 1 female 3 Safety valve discharge outlet provided with rubber ring holder 4 Water supply male optional tap 5 Water drainage femal...

Page 31: ...IMENSIONS MPI DC 23 29 Legend 1 Water inlet 1 female 2 Water outlet 1 female 3 Safety valve discharge outlet provided with rubber ring holder 4 Water supply male optional tap 5 Water drainage female 6...

Page 32: ...lease contact the manufacturer to check for feasibility In the design of the MPI DC series special care has been taken to minimise noise and vibrations transmitted to the ground Even greater insulatio...

Page 33: ...anual is strictly forbidden RG66007970 Rev 01 15 Installation clearance requirements MPI DC 10 18 MPI DC 23 29 COIL PLUMBING CONNECTION SIDE ELECTRIC CONTROL BOARD COIL SIDE COIL PLUMBING CONNECTION S...

Page 34: ...fan air flow A prevalent wind blowing from a direction opposite to the fan air flow will reduce the maximum air temperature to a lower value than specified in the operating limits A wind blowing in t...

Page 35: ...35 All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden RG66007970 Rev 01 NOTES...

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