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Summary of Contents for HPMI2 - 12

Page 1: ...Installation and Operating Instructions Master copy of the Instructions Heat Pump HPMI2 8 HPMI2 12 HPMI2 16 HPMO2 8 HPMO2 12 HPMO2 16 23...

Page 2: ...o not use any agents to speed up the defrosting or cleaning process other than those recommended by the Manufacturer Store the device in a room without any constantly operating sources of ignition for...

Page 3: ...e the distance between the contacts of all the poles is not less than 3mm 12 The heat pump is a surge sensitive device and the electrical installation must therefore include surge protection devices 1...

Page 4: ...h an electronic expansion valve Depending on the operating conditions the compressor power is adjusted by means of an inverter When the space cooling function is activated the refrigeration circuit is...

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Page 6: ...53 cable entry on the left side cover 30 5 cable entry on the back cover 4x dowel holes expansion bolts with a head hexagonal 323 416 55 117 190 283 132 112 36 90 2 1 3 4 5 6 1 outlet to heat pump 1 2...

Page 7: ...G1 heating medium outlet G1 heating medium inlet Place that power cord and communication cable enter G1 heating medium outlet 1165 795 400 232 230 166 830 450 428 1280 928 460 500 458 975 220 360 118...

Page 8: ...gle 45 for approx 4min otherwise 30 Assembly methods Bed mounting with a duct above ground level Bed mounting with a duct below ground level Bed mounting Mount the outdoor module in a free standing po...

Page 9: ...air circulation so that cooled air can flow out and warm air can flow in Do not install in room corners recesses or between walls This may lead to a re intake of exhaust air Attention Restricting the...

Page 10: ...10 A B A B Minimum distances at the outdoor module Outdoor module with one fan A Air outlet B Air intake A B A B Outdoor module with two fans...

Page 11: ...ions P Gravel bed to facilitate condensate absorption Dimensions mm e f HPMO2 8 1000 630 HPMO2 12 1000 680 HPMO2 16 23 1000 720 K A B M C L E F Bed mounting with strut A Ground mounting struts B Openi...

Page 12: ...ule Transport Hitting strong pressure and high stress may lead to damage on the outer walls of the unit Do not apply stress to the top and front walls or the side walls Tip If several heat pumps are t...

Page 13: ...equate supply and exhaust ventilation systems Do not use any sources of ignition in the technical room e g sources of open flame a gas device being turned on an electric heater with exposed heating el...

Page 14: ...opening the connection area HPMO2 8 HPMO2 12 A Connection area Communication bus cable for indoor module Electrical terminal of compressor Outdoor module with 2 fans opening the connection area A Comm...

Page 15: ...15 EN 115B_f 1420 Connection of communication bus cable between indoor and outdoor modules Outdoor module with one fan 1 2 1 2 HPMO2 8 HPMO2 12 Outdoor module with two fans 1 2 1 2 HPMO2 16 23...

Page 16: ...lve Temperature sensor inputs TCB water buffer temperature sensor THC2 CO2 circuit supply temperature sensor after the mixing valve THC1 CO1 circuit supply temperature sensor TCYL tap water storage ta...

Page 17: ...U V V W W U U V V W W Electrical connection outdoor module 1 1 B A A Connection area of outdoor module B 230 V 50 Hz Connection area in indoor module Types Wire Max Wire length Max protection HPMO2 8...

Page 18: ...nd diffusion tight manner In the case of pipe and wire ducts attention must be paid to the correct installation of thermal insulation If the components of the installation have not been earthed there...

Page 19: ...sible do not run it in close proximity to power cables and do not wrap it around other cables Functional input 1 FN1 input When the input is opened the unit s central heating is blocked The input is a...

Page 20: ...ing circuit a radiator circuit and a tap water exchanger with a central heating cooling water buffer TI TI NW co ZA EA NW cwu ZB ZN TO HPMO2 TR ZW PI HPMI2 KO PHWC CWU SWPC SVK TCYL HP HS 24 SZ T T T...

Page 21: ...PHC2 CH2 circulation pump with mixer PIU circulation pump in the indoor unit OG radiator heating TR room temperature sensor OP panel heating THC1 medium temperature sensor in radiator heating circuit...

Page 22: ...g on the needs The individual functions are accessed by selecting the relevant function screen and pressing the navigation knob The occurrence of an error or warning in the heat pump is signalled on t...

Page 23: ...any other case the economy temperature will be activated Setting up daily programs procedure is described in Daily Schedule paragraph WEEKLY assigning for each week day one of the previously set daily...

Page 24: ...IC WORK Yes automatic work start of disinfection at the set time time day of the week beginning time No automatic disinfection turned off Disinfection is carried out at the user s demand CIRCULATION i...

Page 25: ...ditional source of heat if it does not reach the set values parameters The time is counted from the moment the point temperature is reached bivalent Configuration Heat pump Bivalent point In case of i...

Page 26: ...ting circuit ATTENTION setting too high temperatures not suitable for building parameters type of heating used and degree building insulation can be carried out among others by to generate high operat...

Page 27: ...m enabled No DHW circulation pump system turned off Pumps Pumps protection short term activation time of the circulation pumps with a longer one standstill blocking protection Venting Off venting turn...

Page 28: ...and and press the dial to finish editing To delete selected time frame start editing chosen time frame and by pressing the dial go to command position select command and press the dial DAILY SCHEDULE...

Page 29: ...n 8 p 10 n 8 p 0 n 8 p 10 If the curve needs to be shifted change the curve shift parameter The figure shows as an example curve no 8 with a shift of 10 C and 10 C 20 0 30 0 40 0 50 0 60 0 70 0 20 10...

Page 30: ...or are incorrect Space heating cooling must be activated Check and correct the following settings if necessary Work programme Room temperature Heating curve cooling temperature Time Time program for s...

Page 31: ...d environmentally friendly operation in the heating cooling mode For this purpose it is best to contract a specialist company for inspection and maintenance Damaged connection wires If the connection...

Page 32: ...ces of ignition Remove all combustible materials and sources of ignition 2 Monitoring the presence of refrigerant To identify flammable atmosphere in good time Before during and after the work check t...

Page 33: ...gs During work on sealed components the device must be powered off before the sealed cover is removed To warn of a potentially hazardous situation a permanently operating refrigerant detector should b...

Page 34: ...efrigerant As a result rust may form Do not use any leak detection fluids that contain chlorine Procedure when leaks are found in the refrigeration circuit Immediately extinguish any fire in the vicin...

Page 35: ...rview of internal components PE L N N W V U PE 9 2 1 10 5 7 8 6 3 4 1 Expansion vessel 2 Electric connection 3 Device controller 4 Vent 5 Circulation pump 6 Safety valve 7 Control panel 8 Automatic ai...

Page 36: ...eactor 3 Plate heat exchanger 4 Water flow switch 5 Outlet water connector pipe assembly 6 Intlet water connector pipe assembly 7 Liquid Accumulator 8 Back Panel assembly 9 Four way valve 10 Filter 11...

Page 37: ...de panel 12 Check valve Bracket 13 Check Valve 14 Service valve 15 Electronic expansion valve 16 Electronic expansion valve R410A 17 Charge valve 18 High pressure switch 19 Low Pressure switch 20 Filt...

Page 38: ...cated on the main board of the indoor unit Fuse type T 2 0 A H 250 V Max power loss 2 5 W 1 Switch off the supply voltage 2 Open the connection space 3 Check the fuse replace if necessary Attention In...

Page 39: ...rsonal protective equipment and how to use it correctly Check that disposal facilities and refrigerant cylinders meet relevant requirements Prepare a calibrated scale to determine the amount of refrig...

Page 40: ...water 3 Evaluation of the installation for leaks disturbing noises e g noise with poor ventilation 4 Initial instruction of the user on the use of the heat pump system 5 Noting the relevant parameter...

Page 41: ...ction IP X4 IP X4 IP X4 Maximum power consumption kW 2 9 4 95 8 3 Maximum operating current A 13 21 5 15 Power wire gauge mm2 3x2 5 3x2 5 5x2 5 Recommended power wire for outdoor unit H07BQ F 3x2 5mm2...

Page 42: ...in 5x2 5 max 5x10 Rated current of circuit breaker for single phase system A 40 50 for three phase system A 16 25 32 Heat pump communication cable mm2 min 2x0 34 max 2x1 5 min 2x0 34 max 2x1 5 min 2x0...

Page 43: ...mbly or maintenance of space heater Before installation or maintenance read the operating instructions and follow the guidelines contained therein I Not applicable J Rated thermal power including the...

Page 44: ...ther regulator Non modulated heat generator 3 1 5 Room thermostat withTPI Time Proportional Integral properties Non modulated heat generator 4 2 Modulated room thermostat Modulated heat generator 5 3...

Page 45: ...eferably with a heating cable YES NO Hydraulic connection made with a flexible hose YES NO Power and communication cable connected YES NO The outside temperature sensor is placed on the wall according...

Page 46: ...for recycling Appropriate utilisation of used product prevents potential negative environmental influences that may occur as a result of inappropriate handling of waste In order to get more detailed...

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