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Section 5: Operation

Set the parameters as detailed in the table below.

Table 5-2: 

Aerona³ heat pump p

arameter settings for assisting defrost process

Level

Parameter

Function description

Display and input value

Group

Code

Default

Min.

Max.

Setting

I

46            00

Backup heater type of function

0 = disable

1 = Replacement mode

2 = Emergency mode

3 = Supplementary mode

0

0

3

3

I

46            20

Freeze protection functions

0 = disable

1 = enabled during start-up

2 = enabled during Defrost

3 = enabled during start-up and Defrost

0

0

3

2

I

46            23

Outgoing water set point during Defrost

24

10

50

30

I

51            46

Terminal 46: DHW electric heater or

Backup heater

0 = DHW electric heater

1 = Backup heater

0 or 1

0

1

1

! NOTE !

Refer to the Aerona³ installation instructions, supplied with 

the heat pump, for further details on how to access and 

adjust the above heat pump parameters.

5.4 

PARAMETER SETTINGS FOR ASSISTING 

 

DEFROST PROCESS

Depending on the overall system volume in place at the time 

of the defrost, it may be useful energising the supplementary 

immersion heater fitted to the Grant Combined volumiser/low loss 

header to assist the defrost process.

The overall time for a defrost should never be more than 5 

minutes (including the compressor protection ‘off’ time of 3 

minutes) so the total power used during a defrost period by the 

immersion element would not be more than 250W.

After the defrost function is completed, the immersion heater will 

switch off when the flow temperature has reached the minimum 

flow target temperature (Parameter 46 23) + 5ºC

5.5 

PARAMETER SETTINGS FOR LEAD / SUPPLEMENTARY HEAT PUMP OPERATION

Set the parameters as detailed in the table below.

Table 5-3: 

Lead heat pump settings

Level

Parameter

Function description

Display and input value

Group

Code

Default

Min.

Max.

Setting

I

46            00

Backup heater type of function

0 = disable

1 = Replacement mode

2 = Emergency mode

3 = Supplementary mode

0

0

3

3

I

46            01

Manual water set point

50°C

40

55

55

I

46            04

Heater activation delay time

5 mins

0

900

0

I

46            05

Integration time for starting heaters

600

0

900

0

I

46            13

Outdoor air temp to enable backup 

heaters (supplemantary mode)

5.0°C

-20.0

+20

10

I

46            14

Outdoor air hysteresis to disable 

Backup heaters

5.0°C

0.5

10.0

2

I

51            46

Terminal 46: DHW electric heater or

Backup heater

0 = DHW electric heater

1 = Backup heater

0 or 1

0

1

1

! NOTE !

Refer to the Aerona³ installation instructions, supplied with 

the heat pump, for further details on how to access and 

adjust the above heat pump parameters.

Summary of Contents for HPIDSYSLLHKIT

Page 1: ...UK DOC 0184 Rev 0 3 PROVISIONAL February 2022 Grant Combined Volumiser Low Loss Header Installation Instructions...

Page 2: ...y means without prior written consent IMPORTANT NOTE FOR USERS These installation instructions are intended to guide the installer in the installation of the Grant Combined Volumiser Low Loss Header S...

Page 3: ...RICAL 10 4 1 General 10 4 2 Electrical connections 10 4 3 Immersion heater 11 4 4 Electrical connections between lead and supplementary heat pumps 12 5 OPERATION 13 5 1 General 13 5 2 Aerona heat pump...

Page 4: ...nt Combined volumiser low loss header is an insulated rectangular tank fitted with an integral 3kW electric immersion heater This is housed within a weatherproof external casing with a removable cover...

Page 5: ...0 Inlet outlet connections 1 BSP Drain cock connection BSP Manual air vent connection BSP Materials Shell Mild steel Outer casing Galvanised mild steel polyester powder coated Insulation Mineral wool...

Page 6: ...G The Grant Combined volumiser low loss header is supplied wrapped in bubble wrap with a separate kit of components in a plastic bag located inside the top cover Refer to list of components given in S...

Page 7: ...System Return System Flow System Flow System Return Second Zone Figure 3 1 Heat pump connections on left hand side Heat pump 1 Flow Heat pump 2 Flow Heat pump 2 Return Heat pump 1 Return System Return...

Page 8: ...the flow regulator window Refer to Figure 3 3 If two heat pumps of the SAME output are connected to the low loss header volumiser both flow regulators should be set to the SAME flowrate as calculated...

Page 9: ...3 Installation Page 9 Flow from heat pump Flow from heat pump Alternative position Flow to system Flow to system Alternative positions Flow to system Alternative position Figure 3 4 Volumiser only con...

Page 10: ...ected to the heat pump terminal PCB Refer to Section 4 2 Electrical Connections 4 2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS WARNING Ensure that all electrical supplies to the heat pump and volumiser header are isolate...

Page 11: ...on heat pump Terminal PCB to Terminal N A1 on the backup heater relay Refer to Figure 4 3 for header volumiser connection diagram 3 Tighten the cable gland to securely grip the cable 4 3 IMMERSION HEA...

Page 12: ...the immersion heater needs to be replaced it must be fitted to the volumiser header using the gasket provided on the unit Only use a correctly shaped spanner Stilsons or pipe grips should NOT be used...

Page 13: ...n 5 3 for the correct parameter settings If a second Grant Aerona heat pump is to be used refer to Section 5 5 for the correct parameter settings for the operation of a supplementary heat pump 5 3 PAR...

Page 14: ...me for a defrost should never be more than 5 minutes including the compressor protection off time of 3 minutes so the total power used during a defrost period by the immersion element would not be mor...

Page 15: ...Group Code Default Min Max Setting I 21 00 Enable outgoing water set point 0 Fixed set point 1 Climatic curve 1 0 1 0 I 21 01 Fixed outgoing water set point 45 C 23 0 60 0 55 NOTE Refer to the Aerona...

Page 16: ...GRANT ENGINEERING UK LIMITED Hopton House Hopton Industrial Estate Devizes Wiltshire SN10 2EU Tel 44 0 1380 736920 Fax 44 0 1380 736991 Email info grantuk com www grantuk com...

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