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OCCUPANCY SENSOR CONNECTION

HPAC 2.0 can be connected to an occupancy sensor such as; open window contact, on/off remote, infrared presence 

sensors, enabling badge, etc. to activate and deactivate the unit.

When the contact opens (very low voltage, connected to a free non-live contact) the unit is placed in standby mode and 

CP displays on the screen (note, CP stand for Contatto Presenza - Contact Present in Italian)

Use only double insulated cable.

Note: For the versions with auxiliary electric heat resistance, in order to prevent internal overheating, do not disconnect 

voltage from the unit abruptly! Use the CP contact that places the unit in standby mode, guaranteeing the required 

postoperative ventilation.

Electrical power supply terminal

CP Contact Presence

 WARNING

ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD

Turn off all electrical power before making any connections.

All electrical connections and wiring MUST be installed by a 

qualified electrician and conform to the National Code and all local 

codes which have jurisdiction. Improper wiring may result in property 

damage, injury or death.

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Summary of Contents for Ephoca HPAC 2.0

Page 1: ...1 INSTALLATION MANUAL 2020 ...

Page 2: ... than when the unit is in operation It is your responsibility to install the system safely and to know it well enough to be able to instruct a customer in its safe use The precautions listed in this Installation Manual are intended as supplemental to existing practices However if there is a direct conflict between existing practices and the content of this manual the precautions listed here take p...

Page 3: ...F WALL 16 CONDENSATION DRAIN OPTIONS 18 IN WALL CONDENSATE DRAIN 19 DIRECT EXTERNAL DRAIN 20 NEBULIZER 3 0 CONDENSATE ATOMIZER 22 INSTALL WALL MOUNT CONTROLLER 23 HIGH WALL CONFIGURATION 24 MOUNTING THE UNIT 26 REMOVING THE COMPRESSOR LOCK 27 LCDI POWER CORD CONNECTION 28 HARDWIRED CONNECTION 29 PROGRAMMING USING ONBOARD CONTROLLER 30 USING WALL MOUNT CONTROLLER 32 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEMS AND SOL...

Page 4: ...se 23 230 208v 60Hz 1 Phase Power Supply H Hardwire L LCDI Power Cord Controller O On board W Wall mount Corrosion Protection S Standard C Corrosive Environment Condensate Removal G Gravity Drain D Disbursement System Heat Pump Only Heat Pump Electric Resistance Heat Heat Pump with Integrated FCU NOMENCLATURE NEMA5 15R 115V receptacle for 115V NEMA6 15R 250V receptacle for 208 230V ...

Page 5: ...ll bracket securely hung Compressor unlocked Exterior grilles installed Unit securely mounted including anti lifting bracket Wall controller installed POST INSTALLATION All packing materials disposed User Guide given to owner System tutorial to owner Instruct owner not to use the HPAC 2 0 until an Ephoca technician inspects and certifies the system Schedule with Ephoca inspection and certification...

Page 6: ...nnova Repairs or maintenance must be performed by qualified personnel in accordance with this manual Do not modify or tamper with the unit as this could create dangerous situations Failure to follow these warnings can result in property damage injury or death WARNING SUFFOCATION HAZARD Keep bag away from babies and children Destroy immediately after opening this bag s NOT a toy Failure to do so ca...

Page 7: ... result in damage to the unit damage to property personal injury or death WARNING FALLING OBJECT HAZARD Failure to mount the unit securely can result in property damage injury or death WARNING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Turn off all electrical power before making any connections All electrical connections and wiring MUST be installed by a qualified electrician and conform to the National Code and all...

Page 8: ...uction Brick use the 6SEB BR xventbox com work 4seb br Stucco siding or metal panels use 6SEB S xventbox com work 4seb s Metal glass precast siding and composite panel systems use the 6SEB FC xventbox com work single exhaust box fc series Follow all instructions for installation as included with the XVentBox grilles NOTICE Make sure to properly install and seal the wall penetrations NOTICE Use onl...

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Page 10: ...luded in the packaging and are required for installation If a part is missing please contact Customer Service 1 Bracket for wall mounting 2 Template for holes 3 Wall mount touch controller For models with wall controller instead of onboard controller 1 2 3 ...

Page 11: ...lay 3 Front cover panel 4 Outdoor air suction 5 Outdoor air outlet 6 Internal air intake grille 7 Ventilation filter 8 Condensate drain pipe 9 Temperature sensor 10 Power supply terminal block 11 Side panels 12 Anti lifting bracket 6 6 7 3 4 5 8 12 2 10 9 11 11 1 ...

Page 12: ...at inside the room nothing obstructs the air flow to the return air grille and the supply air louver Make sure than on the outside nothing obstructs the louvers plants and leaves panelling shutters dense grates or grids etc The unit must be installed against an exterior wall or perpendicular to an outside wall using a special order Side wall installation kit Check that there are no structures or s...

Page 13: ...er than 8 from the ceiling and no closer than 2 from the floor Leave a minimum of 2 5 on the side of the unit WARNING FALLING OBJECT HAZARD Failure to mount the unit securely can result in property damage injury or death 8 0 2 5 2 5 2 0 ...

Page 14: ...HPAC 2 0 can be mounted on a wall perpendicular to the exterior using the SWA The SWA is recessed into the wall and includes additional fans that assist the supply and exhaust air through the bend SWA is available in a right or left side application Contact your dealer if you require this part COF04IC2II ...

Page 15: ... versions with auxiliary electric heat resistance in order to prevent internal overheating do not disconnect voltage from the unit abruptly Use the CP contact that places the unit in standby mode guaranteeing the required postoperative ventilation Electrical power supply terminal CP Contact Presence WARNING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Turn off all electrical power before making any connections All ele...

Page 16: ...ill a hole as indicated on the template for the condensate to drain outside Make sure to drill the hole at a 3 degree downward angle STEP 5 If the anti lifting bracket hole does not line up with a stud install a hollow wall anchor STEP 6 If hardwiring the unit make sure the junction box and appropriate connections are located in the electrical connection area A Holes for fastening wall bracket B E...

Page 17: ...17 NOTES ...

Page 18: ...alled by a plumber inside the wall DIRECT EXTERIOR DRAIN This is the easiest type of drain where the condensate drips straight outside NEBULIZER Innova offers an optional nebulizer kit which atomizes the condensate in heat mode as a fine mist through an additional exterior hole Follow appropriate instructions on the following pages depending on your particular type of installation Note The unit do...

Page 19: ...er and a 45 Degree fitting at the top The mouth of the 45 degree fitting should be lined up with the condensate hole on the template STEP 2 Test the drain by pouring water into it STEP 3 Cut down the attached rubber drain pipe so that at least 4 inches of rubber pipe will fit inside the internal PVC drain STEP 4 Gently push the attached rubber drain inside the internal PVC drain STEP 5 Check to ma...

Page 20: ...inage is by gravity only For this reason it is essential that the discharge drain pipe have a minimum 3 slope downwards at every point The pipe can be rigid or flexible with a minimum diameter If the line flows into a sewer system it is necessary to add a siphon before placing the pipe into the sewer drain This siphon must be placed at least 12 under the drain pipe 300 mm 3 NOTICE When connecting ...

Page 21: ...r drain pipe located inside the room with inside diameter anti condensation insulating material STEP 4 Properly seal the pipe penetration using best practices based on the application and materials F HPAC 2 0 G External vents 1 Exterior drain hole 2 Anti condensation insulating material 3 Emergency drain 4 Condensate drain pipe 1 1 A 2 B 3 4 ...

Page 22: ...the wall or inside the wall STEP 3 Connect the power to the Nebulizer 3 0 STEP 4 Connect the Nebulizer to the CP contact on the HPAC 2 0 with the included cable STEP 5 Insert the rubber drain into the hole on the top of the Nebulizer 3 0 STEP 6 Properly seal the pipe penetration using best practices based on the application and materials STEP 7 Change the condensate drain setting on the HPAC 2 0 u...

Page 23: ...or the wall mounted controller Ideally the wire should be concealed behind the wall STEP 3 Remove the back mounting plate of the controller by unclipping it from the wall mounted controller STEP 4 Chanel the wire behind the back mounting plate STEP 5 Securely fix the mounting plate to the wall STEP 6 Connect the wiring harness to the wall mounted controller STEP 7 Snap the wall mounted controller ...

Page 24: ...g the position of the air louver so that air blows downwards instead of upwards Modification from lower wall to the upper wall installation if using for heating and cooling STEP 1 Disconnect the power STEP 2 Remove the upper grill STEP 3 Remove the front cover panel by unscrewing the two screws in the upper part STEP 4 Position the bottom cover and install it with the screws supplied When mounting...

Page 25: ...TEP 10 Connect the power and turn unit on STEP 11 Press the and keep pressed 10 seconds STEP 12 The dn lower wall symbol flashes on the display STEP 13 Press the key again STEP 14 The up upper wall symbol lights up on the display Do not touch the display wait a few seconds for the new setting to be memorized For the unit to work properly each time the configuration of the air outlet flap is modifi...

Page 26: ...mpleted STEP 3 Connect the condensate drain pipe according to the method selected STEP 4 Fasten a screw into the anti lifting hole WARNING EXCESSIVE WEIGHT HAZARD Use two people when lifting and installing the unit The unit is unbalanced on the right compressor side Failure to do can result in back or other injury 3 MOUNTING THE UNIT After checking that the bracket is securely anchored to the wall...

Page 27: ...efore starting up the compressor Under the unit on the right side by the red label there are two wing nuts that must be completely unscrewed and removed to free the compressor This must be done before powering up the unit Compressor lock wing nuts NOTICE DAMAGE TO UNIT You must remove the compressor lock before turning the unit on Failure to do so can damage the unit and void the warranty ...

Page 28: ...h suitable protections against overloads and or short circuits using the correctly sized Time delay fuse or other equivalent devices is recommended WARNING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD If the supply cable is replaced this must be done exclusively by the technical assistance service or by authorized personnel and in compliance with current national regulations Improper wiring may result in property dama...

Page 29: ... connections and wiring MUST be installed by a qualified electrician and conform to the National Code and all local codes which have jurisdiction Improper wiring may result in property damage injury or death STEP 1 Disconnect the power from the unit STEP 2 Remove the upper grille STEP 3 Undo the 2 upper screws that fasten the front panel and remove it lifting it slightly STEP 4 Undo the 2 upper sc...

Page 30: ...the display TEMPERATURE LIMITING This mode restricts the temperature setting to 71 5 F to 82 5 F in cooling mode and 61 F to 75 F in heating mode It also disables dehumidification mode and automatic mode To enable press and hold the restricted mode key for 10 seconds En displayed To disable press and hold the restricted mode key for 10 seconds PROGRAMMING FEATURES For systems with an onboard touch...

Page 31: ...til HC appears on the Display Press the A key again for five seconds Co will display Press the A key again for five seconds Ho will display Wait for three seconds without touching anything for the HPAC 2 0 to memorize the setting and return to normal operations To disable Heat Only or Cool Only Mode press and hold the A key on the touch screen display for 12 seconds until either Ho or Co appear on...

Page 32: ... Press the and hold the Power Key once to save the setting the display will turn off after it has been saved TO RE ENABLE AUTO BRIGHTNESS When the system is off press and hold the Power Key for 10 seconds until uul appears Press the key until 05 appears Press the Power Key Press the Key to select En for Enable Press the Power Key once to activate the setting Press the and hold the Power Key once t...

Page 33: ...ey once Press the Key to select En for enable Press the Power Key once to activate the setting Press the and hold the Power Key once to save the setting the display will turn off after it has been saved TO DISABLE RESTRICTED MODE When the system is off press and hold the Power Key for 10 seconds until uul appears Press the key until Hot appears Press the Power Key once Press the Key to select ds f...

Page 34: ...the Power Key once to activate the setting Press the and hold the Power Key once to save the setting the display will turn off after it has been saved TO ENABLE HEATING ONLY When the system is off press and hold the Power Key for 10 seconds until uul appears Press the key until CHs appears Press the Power Key once Press the Key to select Ho for heating only Press the Power Key once to activate the...

Page 35: ...35 NOTES ...

Page 36: ...r the compressor has shut off This is due to a built in restart protector for the compressor that causes a three minute delay The HPAC 2 0 is unplugged During the defrost cycle both the indoor and outdoor fans stop and the compressor will operate in the cooling mode to remove frost from the outdoor coil After defrosting the HPAC 2 0 will restart in electric heat to quickly warm the room to the des...

Page 37: ...wn or warm up The heating and cooling load in the room changed Try to reduce the heating and cooling load of the room by following instructions below Cover large windows exposed to sunlight with curtains or blinds Keep doors and windows closed Avoid turning on halogen lamps ovens steam irons hot plates etc The temp control may not be set properly Turn the control to a lower or higher setting NOTE ...

Page 38: ...E SOLUTION Disconnect the power wait five minutes reconnect the power Disconnect the power wait five minutes reconnect the power Disconnect the power wait five minutes reconnect the power Disconnect the power wait five minutes reconnect the power None call for an authorized technician WHAT WILL WORK Cooling Dehumidify and Heating Cooling Dehumidify and Heating Cooling Dehumidify and Heating Coolin...

Page 39: ... system active with the fan to disperse excess water During heating con densation should drain freely through the specific pipe and the pipe is blocked Disconnect the power wait five minutes recon nect the power Disconnect the power wait five minutes recon nect the power Check that the sensors are connected Disconnect the power wait five minutes re connect the power Disconnect the power check that...

Page 40: ...40 East Coast 212 244 1100 east ephoca com West Coast 310 879 8400 west ephoca com ephoca com Ephoca Inc is the US subsidiary of Innova SRL Via I Maggio 8 Storo TN 38089 Italy Edition 2020 3 ...

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