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SOMMARIO

1. MISURE DI SICUREZZA ...........................................................................................4

1.1 Requisiti speciali per il refrigerante R32 ......................................................................... 5

1.2 Informazioni per la manutenzione ................................................................................ 12

2. CARATTERISTICHE GENERALI ...........................................................................15

2.1 Descrizione unità .......................................................................................................... 15

2.2 Componenti forniti con l’unità interna ........................................................................... 17

2.3 Interfaccia utente .......................................................................................................... 17

3. DATI TECNICI E PERFORMANCE.........................................................................18

3.1 Dati tecnici del sistema ................................................................................................. 18

3.2 Dati ERP ....................................................................................................................... 19

3.3 limiti operativi ................................................................................................................ 19

3.4 Pressione statica disponibile ........................................................................................ 20

3.4.1 Unità interna circolatore pompa di calore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

4. DATI DIMENSIONALI E FISICI ...............................................................................21

5. VISTA GENERALE E SCHEMA IDRAULICO UNITÀ INTERNA .........................22

6. SCHEMA ESEMPLIFICATIVO DEL SISTEMA ......................................................23

7. INSTALLAZIONE ....................................................................................................24

7.1 Controlli al ricevimento ................................................................................................. 24

7.1.1 Imballaggio e conservazione . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

7.1.2 Selezione del sito di installazione e area operativa minima per l’unità interna . 24

7.2 Contenuto minimo acqua impianto ............................................................................... 25

7.3 Limiti alla lunghezza e dislivello delle tubazioni del refrigerante .................................. 26

7.4 Collegamenti frigoriferi ................................................................................................. 27

7.4.1 Prova di tenuta e rilevamento delle perdite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

7.4.2 Spurgo aria con pompa del vuoto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

7.4.3 Isolamento termico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

7.4.4 Carica refrigerante da integrare. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

7.5 Collegamenti idraulici ................................................................................................... 29

7.5.1 Sistema antigelo, liquidi antigelo, additivi e inibitori. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

7.5.2 Suggerimenti per una corretta installazione . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

7.5.3 Riempimento d’acqua . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

7.5.4 Scarico dell’acqua presente nei tubi dell’unità. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

7.5.5 Svuotamento del bollitore ACS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

7.5.6 Protezione antigelo circuito idraulico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

7.5.7 Isolamento delle tubazioni dell’acqua . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

7.6 Connessioni elettriche .................................................................................................. 31

7.6.1 Dati elettrici . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

7.6.2 Come accedere alla scatola elettrica. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

7.6.1 Connessioni morsettiera utente. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

7.6.3 Connessioni elementi aggiuntivi di sistema. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

7.6.4 Scheda idronica. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

P_o - Per pompa di circolazione esterna o pompa acqua zona 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

P_c - Pompa acqua zona 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

P_d - Pompa di ricircolo ACS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

SV2 - Valvola deviatrice a 3 vie per caldo / freddo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

SV3 - Valvola miscelatrice a 3 vie per zona 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

TBH - Resistenza elettrica per boiler ACS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

H-L1-C - Per termostato ambiente (alta tensione). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

HT-COM-CL - Termostato ambiente (Bassa tensione) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

AHS1, AHS2 - Controllo di una fonte di calore aggiuntiva (CALDAIA A GAS) . . . 39

EVU-SG Ingressi digitali per input fotovoltaico e smart grid da rete elettrica . . . . 39

Sonde di temperatura aggiuntive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

8. INTERFACCIA UTENTE ..........................................................................................40

8.1 Descrizione funzione tasti ............................................................................................ 40

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8.3 ACCENSIONE E SPEGNIMENTO ACS e IMPIANTO ................................................. 41

8.4 Impostazioni set point HEAT, COOL e ACS ................................................................. 42

8.5 Menù utente ................................................................................................................. 43

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8.5.2 Programmazione oraria / curve climatiche / Eco mode (Temp Preimp) . . . . . . 47

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Curve climatiche (Temp) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Modo Eco (Eco Mode) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

8.5.3 Impostazioni ACS (Dhw settings) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Disinfezione (Disinfect) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Stato ACS veloce (Fast Dhw) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Stato Riscaldatore Bollitore (Tank Heater) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Pompa Circolazione ACS (Dhw Pump Circ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

8.5.4 Opzioni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Modo Silenzioso (Silent Mode) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

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Stato Riscaldatore Aus. (Backup Heater) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

8.5.5 Info Manutenzione . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Codice errore (Error code). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Parametri (Parameters). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

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8.5.6 Parametri Operativi (Operation Parameter). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

9. AVVIAMENTO E CONFIGURAZIONE ....................................................................50

9.1 Impostazione dei dip switch ........................................................................................ 50

9.1.1 Accesso al menu di servizio (for serviceman) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

9.2 Tabella dei parametri di servizio ................................................................................... 51

9.3 Curve climatiche ........................................................................................................... 54

9.3.1 Curve climatiche per la modalità riscaldamento e la modalità riscaldamento ECO 54

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10. RISOLUZIONE DEI PROBLEMI ...........................................................................56

10.1 Linee guida generali ................................................................................................... 56

10.2 Sintomi generali .......................................................................................................... 56

10.3 Codici di errore ........................................................................................................... 58

11. MESSA IN FUNZIONE ...........................................................................................61

11.1 Messa in funzione della pompa di calore ................................................................... 61

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11.4 Accensione unità......................................................................................................... 61

12. MANUTENZIONE ...................................................................................................61

12.1 NOTA generali ............................................................................................................ 61

Quadro elettrico. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Rischi residui . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

12.2 Accesso ai componenti interni .................................................................................... 62

13. SCHEMA ELETTRICO DI COLLEGAMENTO UNITÀ INTERNA.......................63

13.2.1 Schema elettrico per unità interna. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

14. SCHEMA FRIGORIFERO ......................................................................................64

15. ETICHETTATURA AMBIENTALE IMBALLAGGI ITALIA ...................................65

16. CERTIFICATO DI GARANZIA ...............................................................................66

Summary of Contents for IDOLA SW-T 3.2

Page 1: ...R32 D L Y E C Cod 354M000050 Rev 03 06 2023 UNITA INTERNA MURALE CON BOLLITORE ACS INTEGRATO PER POMPE DI CALORE REVERSIBILI SPLIT CON COMPRESSORE DC INVERTER INDOOR WALL HUNG UNIT WITH INTEGRATED DHW...

Page 2: ...utenzione destinata ad essere effettuata dall utiliz zatore pu essere effettuata da bambini con almeno 8 anni solo se sottoposti a sorveglianza In caso di dubbio non utilizzare l apparecchio e rivolge...

Page 3: ...38 AHS1 AHS2 Controllo di una fonte di calore aggiuntiva CALDAIAA GAS 39 EVU SG Ingressi digitali per input fotovoltaico e smart grid da rete elettrica 39 Sonde di temperatura aggiuntive 39 8 INTERFA...

Page 4: ...ettati specificamente per l apparecchiatura e assicurarsi che l installazione venga eseguita da un pro fessionista Tutte le attivit descritte in questo manuale devono essere svolte da un tecnico abili...

Page 5: ...cale deve essere utilizzato il sistema di refrigerazione con la maggiore carica di refrigerante Le tubazioni devono essere protette da danni fisici L installazione delle tubazioni deve essere ridotta...

Page 6: ...superiore l area dell apertura superiore deve essere pi grande o uguale all apertura inferiore La parte inferiore dell apertura superiore deve essere situata ad almeno 1 5 m sopra la parte superiore d...

Page 7: ...8 2 12 607 1 0 28 2 22 636 2 0 55 1 75 500 2 0 55 1 85 528 2 0 55 1 95 557 3 0 83 1 47 421 3 0 83 1 57 449 3 0 83 1 67 478 4 1 11 1 19 342 4 1 11 1 29 370 4 1 11 1 39 399 5 1 38 0 92 263 5 1 38 1 02 2...

Page 8: ...e tutti i lavori elettrici siano eseguiti da personale qualificato in base alle leggi e ai regolamenti locali e al presente manuale utilizzando un circuito separato Una capacit insufficiente del circu...

Page 9: ...bini di et pari o superiore a 8 anni e da persone con capacit fi siche sensoriali o mentali ridotte o mancanza di esperienza e conoscenza se sono supervisionati o istruiti sull uso dell unit in modo s...

Page 10: ...le lunghezze delle tubazioni e dei cavi delle unit rientrano negli intervalli consentiti Luoghi in cui l acqua che fuoriesce dall unit non causa danni al sito di installazione Luoghi riparati dalla p...

Page 11: ...i alimentazione elettrica In caso contrario potrebbero verificarsi scosse elettriche e lesioni Per evitare scosse elettriche o incendi assicurarsi che sia installato un rilevatore di dispersione a ter...

Page 12: ...iata Bisogna avere un estintore a secco o un estintore a CO2 adiacente all area di ricarica 6 Nessuna fonte di accensione Nessuna persona che esegue lavori su un sistema di refrigerazione che implichi...

Page 13: ...uso I componenti intrinsecamente sicuri sono gli unici tipi su cui possibile lavorare in presenza di un atmosfera infiammabile L apparecchiatura di prova deve essere impostata al valore corretto Sosti...

Page 14: ...tare il sistema del refrigerante se possibile e Se il vuoto non possibile realizzare un collettore in modo che il refrigerante possa essere rimosso da varie parti del sistema f Assicurarsi che la bomb...

Page 15: ...TICHE GENERALI 2 1 Descrizione unit CARATTERISTICHE GENERALI Questa serie di pompe di calore aria acqua soddisfa le esigenze di climatizzazione invernale ed estiva di impianti residenziali e commercia...

Page 16: ...are le operazioni di manutenzione Corrente di spunto ridotta grazie alla tecnologia DC inverter RPSUHVVRUH FRQ PRWRUH LQYHUWHU GL WLSR WZLQ URWDU HTXLSDJJLDWR GL UHVLVWHQ D ROLR FDUWHU SRVL LRQDWR VX...

Page 17: ...ELLA possibile impostare da controllore cicli settimanali antilegionella MODO SILENZIATO Se attivo comporta una riduzione della massima fre quenza del compressore e della velocit del ventilatore per r...

Page 18: ...1 GL FRPSUHVVRUL 1 FLUFXLWL IULJRULIHUL Q 7LSR VFDPELDWRUH EDWWHULD DOHWWDWD 7LSR GL YHQWLODWRUL DVVLDOH 1 GL YHQWLODWRUL Q WWDFFKL IULJRULIHUL OLQHD GHO OLTXLGR 6 6 WWDFFKL IULJRULIHUL OLQHD GHO JDV...

Page 19: ...emperatura acqua prodotta 55 C 129 138 131 136 V A class SCOP bassa temperatura acqua prodotta 35 C 4 85 4 95 5 21 5 19 media temperatura acqua prodotta 55 C 3 31 3 52 3 36 3 49 SEER acqua prodotta 7...

Page 20: ...alit di raffreddamento Modalit di riscaldamento Per tutti i set point Set point 50 C Set point 50 C 7 7 LQ T RXW 5 5 8 NOTA Per il corretto funzionamento del sistema bisogna prevedere un bypass idraul...

Page 21: ...1 2 M 11 Ingresso impianto 3 4 M 17 Valvola di ritegno 14 Valvola di sicurezza impianto con funzione di rubinetto per scarico acqua 22 Valvola di sicurezza sanitario 23 1 Accesso alla valvola di cari...

Page 22: ...e riscaldamento senza pavimento radiante FHL 1 n Pavimento radiante radiatore solo riscaldamento a zone G Linea Gas L Linea Liquido IBH Riscaldatore elettrico impianto Pi Circolatore acqua ST Bulbo d...

Page 23: ...3 FCU1 FHL1 FHLn FCUn 41 41 C Mn SV2 TWR M1 T1_c T1_h Tn_c Tn_h 40 6 M M1 Mn Mn 38 13 TBH 21 AS ST SV1 IBH SP TW_i n T1 TW_out T2B T2 24 Pi 36 36 38 T5 14 22 6 23 7 17 FL 44 IN 6a fig 7 Schema esempli...

Page 24: ...cino possibile alla posizione di installazione finale nella sua confezione originale per evitare danni durante il trasporto 7 1 2 Selezione del sito di installazione e area operativa minima per l unit...

Page 25: ...700 fig 8 area operativa minima per l unit interna ATTENZIONE L unit interna deve essere installata in un luogo non esposto a pioggia o acqua altrimenti non possibile garantire la sicurezza dell unit...

Page 26: ...Carica di refrigerante standard R32 1 5 1 5 1 65 1 65 kg Unit interna 10 UM Collegamento del refrigerante liquido 3 8 1 3 8 1 3 8 3 8 SAE Collegamento gas refrigerante 5 8 5 8 5 8 5 8 SAE 1 Da abbina...

Page 27: ...ossigeno gas infiammabili o gas velenosi 7 4 Collegamenti frigoriferi Attenersi alle seguenti indicazioni quando si collegano i tubi del refrigerante Assicurarsi che i tubi del refrigerante possano s...

Page 28: ...forma corretta Pulire il sapone liquido con uno straccio Ridurre la pressione dell azoto nel circuito allentando il tubo di carica dalla bombola Dopo aver ridotto la pressione scollegare la bombola di...

Page 29: ...llazione lavare accuratamente tutte le tubazioni dell impianto per rimuovere eventuali residui o impurit che potrebbero compromettere il corretto funzionamento dell unit In caso di sostituzione di gen...

Page 30: ...acqua Utilizzare solo tubi puliti Tenere l estremit del tubo verso il basso durante la rimozione delle sbavature Coprire l estremit del tubo quando lo si inserisce attraverso un muro in modo che non...

Page 31: ...GHOO DFTXD HVWHUQD Se la temperatura ambiente esterna superiore a 30 C e l umidit superiore all 80 di umidit relativa lo spessore dei materiali di tenuta deve essere di almeno 20 mm per evitare la co...

Page 32: ...ti elettrici con l interruttore generale chiuso C il rischio di scosse elettri che con rischio di lesioni o morte L apparecchio deve essere collegato ad un efficace impianto di messa a terra come prev...

Page 33: ...uovere la lamiera posteriore part 3 fig 19 fissata con 3 viti part 4 fig 19 Legenda A 3DQQHOOR GLVSOD H WDVWLHUD ILJ B Scheda idronica elettronica fig 20 C Termostato di sicurezza per resistenza elett...

Page 34: ...ura lato gas refrigerante dell unit interna modalit riscaldamento B 7 BLQ Porta per sonda di temperatura dell acqua in ingresso dello scambiatore a piastre B 7 BRXW Porta per sonda di temperatura dell...

Page 35: ...rico impianto di riserva interno 1 B 17 N 18 N Valvola di miscelazione SV3 valvola a 3 vie zona 2 2 19 3ON 20 3OFF 25 CN2 TBH_FB Porta per circ Automatico interruttore di TBH in cortocircuito di defau...

Page 36: ...31 32 10 22 fig 22 P_c Pompa acqua zona 2 Power supply A1 A2 CN11 25 26 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CN7 CN30 27 28 29 30 31 32 9 21 Pumpc zone2 pump fig 23 P_d Pompa di ricircolo ACS Power supply A1 A2 CN11...

Page 37: ...ontrol fig 28 Termostato ambiente metodo B controllo a una zona Per attivare questa funzione impostare il parametro di servizio 6 1 Room ther mostat 2 one zone fare riferimento 9 2 Tabella dei paramet...

Page 38: ...nit si spegne RT1 POWER IN 1 1 6 6 1 1 6 6 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 20 7 98 6 Method B HEAT HT COM One zone control fig 32 Termostato ambiente metodo C controllo doppia zona Per attivare questa funzion...

Page 39: ...stia funzionando a servizio dell impianto viene attivata insieme al riscaldatore elettrico bollitoreACS TBH per soddisfare la richiesta ACS Funzionamento normale In questo caso il sistema funziona no...

Page 40: ...1 o Z2 a se conda della selezione pressione 5 sec spegne tutto ACS Z1 Z2 6 UP VALORE Incrementa temperatura di set ACS Z1 Z2 Incrementa il valore del parametro selezionato all interno del menu 6 2 1 9...

Page 41: ...Setpoint mandata monozona senza Z1 Z2 a fianco Setpoint mandata zona 1 se a ha Z1 a fianco Setpoint mandata zona 2 se a ha Z2 a fianco Se configurata solo monozona non avr Z1 Z2 a fianco Se configura...

Page 42: ...PRGLILFDUH LO VHW SRLQW FRQIHUPD LO YDORUH PRGLILFDWR FRQ WDVWR 6 Set point zona Z1 Tipo di terminale selezionato Setpoint Heat min max Setpoint Cool min max FLH pavimento radiante 25 55 18 25 FCU fan...

Page 43: ...1 min hh mm 00 00 Evento 3 Temperatura Setpoint della temperatura dell acqua 5 25 1 C 8 Evento 4 Evento 5 Evento 6 Venerdi Evento 1 Abilitato s n Abilita l Eevent Si No No Evento 2 Tempo Ora inizio hh...

Page 44: ...cemente l acqua calda sanitaria a setpoint soddisfatto la funzione viene automatica mente disabilitata e rimane disabilitata Nessuno ON OFF nessuna Stato Riscaldatore Bollitore Abilitato s n SI No att...

Page 45: ...modalit riscaldamento attiva disattiva durante le vacanze ON OFF ON Dalla Data primo giorno di vacanza 01 01 2000 01 06 2099 01 01 2021 Alla Data ultimo giorno di vacanza 01 01 2000 01 06 2099 01 01...

Page 46: ...I Piastre Temperatura dell acqua misurata dalla sonda Tw_in 1 C Temp Tbt1 Boll Alta Temperatura dell acqua misurata dalla sonda Tbt1 1 C Temp Tbt12 Boll Bassa non usato C Temp Solare Temperatura dell...

Page 47: ...lla temperatura dell acqua Evento 4 Evento 5 Evento 6 L impostazione di temperatura resta attiva fino al prossimo evento abilitato All inizio di questo nuovo evento abilitato la nuova temperatura asso...

Page 48: ...nzioner per l impianto e con il riscaldatore elettrico TBH perACS Se la sonda di temperatura T5 del bollitore ACS guasta il riscaldatore elettrico TBH non pu funzionare Pompa Circolazione ACS Dhw Pump...

Page 49: ...ianto di riserva e rendere pi velore il riscaldamento dell acqua inviata all impianto di riscaldamento Riscaldatore Aus On Off Attivazione e disattivazione riscaltore eletrtico di riserva 1 ON 2 OFF 8...

Page 50: ...o dopo sei ore non sar valido L avvio del pompaggio dopo sei ore sar valido OFF 2 senza TBH con TBH OFF 3 4 0 0 pompa a velocit variabile prevalenza massima 8 5 m GRUNDFOS SRPSD D YHORFLWj FRVWDQWH 2...

Page 51: ...PDVVLPR IXQ LRQDPHQWR LPSLDQWR FRQ SDUDPHWUR KZ 3ULRULW 7LPH 6HW 6 10 600 5 Min 30 1 18 T_Dhwhp_Max 7HPSR PDVVLPR IXQ LRQDPHQWR PRGR 6 FRQ SDUDPHWUR KZ 3ULRULW 7LPH 6HW 6 10 600 5 Min 90 1 19 Tempo F...

Page 52: ...RUH 2 0 20 0 0 5 Min 2 0 5 Imp Controllo Temp 5 1 Temperatura Acqua 5LVHUYDWR Si No Si 5 2 Temp Ambiente 5LVHUYDWR Si No No 5 3 Doppia Zona RXEOH RQH ELOLWD R GLVDELOLWD JHVWLRQH RQH Si No No 6 Termos...

Page 53: ...HVW 5XQ PHQWUH q DWWLYR OD IXQ LRQH VL VSHJQHUj DXWRPDWLFDPHQWH OFF ON OFF ZD YDOYH OFF ON OFF 3803 OFF ON OFF 38032 OFF ON OFF 3803 OFF ON OFF 380362 5 OFF ON OFF 3803 OFF ON OFF 11 5 83 7 5 OFF ON O...

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Page 151: ...VWHPX 3 4 M M FLH Z X 1 2 M HM FLH Z X 1 2 M HM FLH V VWHPX 3 4 M 14 6 VWHPRZ DZyU EH SLHF H VWZD IXQNFM NUDQX GR RGSURZDG DQLD ZRG DZyU ZURWQ 6DQLWDUQ DZyU EH SLHF H VWZD RVW S GR DZRUX QDSH QLDQLD...

Page 152: ...JU HMQLN W ONR Z RJU HZDQLX VWUHIRZ P 3U HZyG JD RZ 8N DG RJU HZDQLD HOHNWU F QHJR 3U HZyG FLHF RZ 3L UNXODWRU ZRG 67 7HUPRVWDW EH SLHF H VWZD RSRUQLND NRW D 8 63 3 WRZ Z PLHQQLN FLHS D 69 DZyU UR G...

Page 153: ...9 43 FCU1 FHL1 FHLn FCUn 41 41 C Mn SV2 TWR M1 T1_c T1_h Tn_c Tn_h 40 6 M M1 Mn Mn 38 13 TBH 21 AS ST SV1 IBH SP TW_i n T1 TW_out T2B T2 24 Pi 36 36 38 T5 14 22 6 23 7 17 FL 44 IN 6a U V 3U N DGRZ VFK...

Page 154: ...U PLHMVFD LQVWDODFML L PLQLPDOQ REV DU SUDF GOD MHGQRVWNL ZHZQ WU QHM 2675 1 HGQRVWND DZLHUD DWZRSDOQ F QQLN FK RGQLF L PXVL E DLQVWDORZDQD Z GREU H ZHQW ORZDQ P PLHMVFX 1DOH SDPL WD R SRGM FLX RGSRZL...

Page 155: ...P SU HG GHV F HP OXE ZRG Z SU HFLZQ P UD LH QLH MHVW DJZD UDQWRZDQH EH SLHF H VWZR MHGQRVWNL L RSHUDWRUD HGQRVWND ZHZQ WU QD PXVL E DPRQWRZDQD QD FLDQLH ZHZQ WU EXG QNX Z PLHMVFX NWyUH VSH QLD QDVW SX...

Page 156: ...QQLND FK RGQLF HJR SAE 3RG F HQLH JD X FK RGQLF HJR SAE 6WDQGDUGRZ ZVDG F QQLND FK RGQLF HJR 5 NJ HGQRVWND ZHZQ WU QD 0 3RG F HQLH FLHN HJR F QQLND FK RGQLF HJR SAE 3RG F HQLH JD X FK RGQLF HJR SAE R...

Page 157: ...3U F D FK RGQLF H 3RGF DV SRG F DQLD SU HZRGyZ F QQLND FK RGQLF HJR QDOH SU HVWU HJD QDVW SXM F FK ZVND yZHN 8SHZQL VL H Z H F QQLND FK RGQLF HJR Z WU PXM MHJR PDNV PDOQH FL QLHQLH 36 03D 3U HG SRG F...

Page 158: ...U FRQH L H KDUPRQLMNL PDM Z D FLZ NV WD W F FL P G R V PDWN PQLHMV FL QLHQLH D RWX Z RELHJX SRSU H SROX RZDQLH SU HZRGX DGXM FHJR EXWOL 3R UHGXNRZDQLX FL QLHQLD RG F EXWO D RWHP 8 1LH X ZD WOHQX JD yZ...

Page 159: ...DE XVXQ ZV HONLH SR RVWD R FL L DQLHF V F HQLD NWyUH PRJ E ZS Q QD SUDZLG RZH G LD DQLH MHGQRVWNL SU SDGNX Z PLDQ JHQHUDWRUyZ Z LVWQLHM FHM LQVWDODFML QDOH M FD NRZLFLH RSUy QL L RF FL H V ODPX L DQLH...

Page 160: ...ZRG GRVWDQLH VL SRZLHWU H ZLOJR OXE NXU PRJ Z VW SL SUREOHP ODWHJR WH SU SRG F DQLX RELHJX ZRG QDOH DZV H XZ JO G QLD SRQL V H ZVND yZNL 8 ZD W ONR F VW FK SU HZRGyZ 3RGF DV XVXZDQLD DG LRUyZ QDOH WU...

Page 161: ...PXVL PLH FR QDMPQLHM NODV RGSRUQR FL RJQLRZHM L VSH QLD ZV VWNLH RERZL XM FH SU HSLV UXER PDWHULD yZ L RODF MQ FK PXVL Z QRVL FR QDMPQLHM PP R SU HZRGQR FL FLHSOQHM P DE XQLNQ DPDU DQLD QD HZQ WU QHM...

Page 162: ...SRQLHZD PR H WR E SU F Q Z SDGNyZ 2675 1 3U HG SU VW SLHQLHP GR Z NRQ ZDQLD F QQR FL Z PDJDM F FK GM FLD SRNU Z QDOH RG F MHGQRVWN ZH ZQ WU Q RG DVLODQLD D SRPRF Z F QLND J yZQHJR 1 3 67 2 1LJG QLH GR...

Page 163: ...HO Z ZLHWODF D L NODZLDWXUD U V B OHNWURQLF QD S WND V VWHPX ZRGQHJR U V C 7HUPRVWDW EH SLHF H VWZD GR DVREQLND 8 MHGQRID RZ UH VWDQF MQ 7 U F Q P SU FL VNLHP NDVRZDQLD HO U V D 7HUPRVWDW EH SLHF H VW...

Page 164: ...RVWNL ZHZQ WU QHM WU E JU DQLD B T2B 3RUW VRQG WHPSHUDWXU SR VWURQLH F QQLND FK RGQLF HJR MHGQRVWNL ZHZQ WU QHM WU E JU DQLD B 7 BLQ 3U F H VRQG WHPSHUDWXU ZRG QD ZORFLH S WRZHJR Z PLHQQLND FLHS D B 7...

Page 165: ...D HOHNWU F QD ERMOHUD 8 2 16 N 14 IBH1 U D ND HOHNWU F QD ZHZQ WU QHJR V VWHPX UH HUZRZHJR B 17 N 18 N DZyU PLHV DM F 69 DZyU GUR Q VWUHI 2 19 3ON 20 3OFF 25 CN2 TBH_FB 3RUW GR REZ XWRPDW F QHJR Z F Q...

Page 166: ...a strefy 2 Power supply A1 A2 CN11 25 26 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CN7 CN30 27 28 29 30 31 32 9 21 Pumpc zone2 pump U V 3BG 3RPSD UHF UNXODF MQD 8 Power supply A1 A2 CN11 25 26 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CN7 CN3...

Page 167: ...4 L1 Mode set control U V 7HUPRVWDW SRNRMRZ PHWRGD VWHURZDQLH MHGQ VWUHI E DNW ZRZD WDN IXQNFM QDOH XVWDZL SDUDPHWU VHUZLVRZ 7HUPRVWDW SRNRMRZ MHGQD VWUHID SDWU 7DEHOD SDUDPHWUyZ VHUZLVRZ FK QD VWUR...

Page 168: ...G 7 L 20 MHGQRVWND Z F D VL RT1 POWER IN 1 1 6 6 1 1 6 6 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 20 7 98 6 Method B HEAT HT COM One zone control U V 7HUPRVWDW SRNRMRZ PHWRGD VWHURZDQLH GZXVWUHIRZH E DNW ZRZD WDN IXQN...

Page 169: ...7 H HOL SRPSD FLHS D QLH SUDFXMH QD U HF V VWHPX RVWDMH XDNW ZQLRQD ZUD HOHNWU F Q JU D N ERMOHUD 8 7 Z FHOX D VSRNRMHQLD DSRWU HERZDQLD QD 8 LD DQLH QRUPDOQH W P SU SDGNX V VWHP G LD D QRUPDOQLH JRGQ...

Page 170: ...F F HQLH NUyWNLH ZFL QL FLH Z F D 8 OXE 6 OXE 6 Z DOH QR FL RG Z ERUX ZFL QL FLH V Z F D ZV VWNR 8 6 6 6 572 83 ZL NV DQLH WHPSHUDWXU XVWDZLHQLD 8 6 6 ZL NV DQLH ZDUWR SDUDPHWUX Z EUDQHJR Z PHQX 6 572...

Page 171: ...DQD W RF HQLD VWUHI HGQRVWUHIRZD ZDUWR DGDQD W RF HQLD EH S1 S2 z boku DUWR DGDQD W RF HQLD VWUHI MH OL PD 6 boku DUWR DGDQD W RF HQLD VWUHI MH OL PD 6 boku H OL MHVW VNRQILJXURZDQ W ONR MDNR MHGQRVWU...

Page 172: ...NL 6 6 DE Z EUD ZDUWR DGDQ ZFLVQ 6 6 DE PLHQL ZDUWR DGDQ SRWZLHUG L PLHQLRQ ZDUWR SU FLVNLHP 6 DUWR DGDQD VWUHI 6 Wybrany typ terminala DUWR DGDQD HDW PLQ PDNV DUWR DGDQD RRO PLQ PDNV RJU HZDQLH SRG R...

Page 173: ...tura DUWR DGDQD WHPSHUDWXU ZRG 5 25 1 C 8 Zdarzenie 4 Zdarzenie 5 Zdarzenie 6 Piatek Zdarzenie 1 ODF RQ W Q NW ZXMH GDU HQLH Tak Nie Nie Zdarzenie 2 Czas RG LQD UR SRF FLD KK PP 00 00 23 59 1 min hh m...

Page 174: ...D NU Z NOLPDW F Q GOD VWUHI Z WU ELH grzania Tak Nie Nie E R U NU ZHM NOLP DE Z EUD NU Z NOLPDW F Q Z WU ELH JU DQLD 1 9 1 5 7U E FKO ODF RQ DE Z EUD NU Z NOLPDW F Q Z WU ELH FK R dzenia Tak Nie Nie E...

Page 175: ...Tak Nie Nie 7 ODF RQ W Q Start gg mm MH OL WDN WR PR QD XVWDZL F DV UR UXFKX L SRPSD E G LH SUDFRZD SU H F DV RNUH ORQ Z SDUDPHWU H WB 17 59 B Tak Nie Nie Opcje 7U E FLFK ODF RQ W Q Tak Nie Z F D WU E...

Page 176: ...Temp Tbt12 Zasob Nis QLHX ZDQ C 7HPS 3DQHO VORQHF Q 7HPSHUDWXUD ZRG PLHU RQD SU H VRQG 7VR lar 1 C Idu Sw 2SURJUDPRZDQLH MHGQRVWNL ZHZQ WU QHM Model Odu 0RGHO MHGQRVWNL HZQ WU QHM Prad sprezarki 3REy...

Page 177: ...1 ODF RQ W Q NW ZXMH GDU HQLH Zdarzenie 2 Czas RG LQD UR SRF FLD KK PP Zdarzenie 3 Temperatura DUWR DGDQD WHPSHUDWXU ZRG Zdarzenie 4 Zdarzenie 5 Zdarzenie 6 8VWDZLHQLH WHPSHUDWXU SR RVWDMH DNW ZQH GR...

Page 178: ...GOD V VWHPX L JU D N HOHNWU F Q 7 GOD 8 H HOL VRQGD WHPSHUDWXU 7 ERMHUD F Z X MHVW XV NRG RQD WR HOHNWU F QD JU D ND 7 QLH PR H SUDFRZD Pompa obiegowa CWU Dhw Pump Circ 0HQX 3 8VWDZLHQLD 8 3RPSD RELHJ...

Page 179: ...W Z PXV HQLH DNW ZDFML HOHNWU F QHM JU D NL V VWHPX UH HUZRZHJR L SU VSLHV HQLH SRGJU HZDQLD ZRG SU HV DQHM GR V VWHPX RJU H wania Bckp Heat On Off NW ZDFMD L GH DNW ZDFMD HOHNWU F QHM JU D NL UH HUZR...

Page 180: ...IDEU F QH S2 1 NW ZDFMD SRPSRZDQLD SR V H FLX JRG L QDFK E G LH QLHZD QD NW ZDFMD SRPSRZDQLD SR V H FLX JRG LQDFK E G LH ZD QD OFF 2 bez TBH z TBH OFF 3 4 SRPSD R PLHQQHM SU GNR FL PDNV PDOQD Z VRNR S...

Page 181: ...210 1 17 T_Dhwhp_Restr 0DNV PDOQ F DV SUDF V VWHPX SDUDPHWUHP KZ 3ULRULW 7LPH 6HW 7 10 600 5 Min 30 1 18 T_Dhwhp_Max 0DNV PDOQ F DV SUDF 8 SDUDPHWUHP KZ 3ULRULW 7LPH 6HW 7 10 600 5 Min 90 DV G LDO SR...

Page 182: ...kontroli temp 7HPSHUDWXUD ZRG DVWU H RQ Tak Nie Tak 5 2 Temp pomieszczenia DVWU H RQ Tak Nie Nie 5 3 Podwojna strefa Podwojna strefa F D OXE Z F D DU G DQLH VWUHIDPL Tak Nie Nie 6 Termostat po mieszcz...

Page 183: ...NW ZQH IXQNFMD WD RVWDQLH DXWRPDW F QLH Z F RQD zawor 3 droz nr 2 Pompa_S POMPA POMPA C POMPA SlONECZNA 3203 8 5 GRZALKA ZASOBNIKA zawor 3 droz nr 3 14 Granica po boru 5 1 02 E RJUDQLF PRF SRELHUDQ SU...

Page 184: ...1S lub T2S ZDUWR DGDQD ZRG V VWHPX C 55 0 54 4 53 7 52 5 51 6 50 6 50 0 1 Fancoil lub Grzejniki H1 53 0 52 4 51 7 50 5 49 6 48 6 48 0 2 52 0 51 4 50 7 49 5 48 6 47 6 47 0 3 50 0 49 4 48 7 47 5 46 6 45...

Page 185: ...we lub grzejnik C2 21 0 21 0 19 0 19 0 18 0 18 0 17 0 17 0 2 22 0 22 0 20 0 20 0 19 0 19 0 17 0 17 0 3 23 0 23 0 21 0 21 0 19 0 19 0 18 0 18 0 4 24 0 24 0 21 0 21 0 20 0 20 0 18 0 18 0 5 24 0 24 0 22...

Page 186: ...V VWHPX 6SUDZG L F ELRUQLN Z UyZQDZF QLH MHVW XV NRG RQ 6SUDZG L F VSDGHN FL QLHQLD Z REZRG LH K GUDXOLF Q P QLH MHVW E W GX GOD SRPS OR ZRG Z LQVWDODFML MHVW E W PD D 8SHZQL VL H LOR ZRG Z LQVWDODFM...

Page 187: ...Z VRND 8VWDZL SDUDPHWU G7 6 QD PDNV PDOQHM ZDUWR FL 6SUDZG L F SDUDPHWU KZ 3ULRULW Z QRVL SULRU WHW 8 DNW ZQ H HOL SDUDPHWU KZ 3ULRULW XVWDZL SDUDPHWU WB 3B5 675 7 QD ZDUWR FL PLQLPDOQHM 8VWDZL G7 6 Q...

Page 188: ...T5 6SUDZG L UH VWRU VRQG F H VRQG MHVW RG F RQH 3RG F F H VRQG MHVW PRNUH 8VXQ ZRG RVXV F H 1D R VDPRSU OHSQ WD P ZRGRRG SRUQ 6RQGD XV NRG RQD Z PLHQL E5 UE ZDULD VRQG WHPSHUDWXU F QQLN FK RGQL F QD...

Page 189: ...L UH VWRU VRQG F H VRQG MHVW RG F RQH 3RG F F H VRQG MHVW PRNUH 8VXQ ZRG RVXV F H 1D R VDPRSU OHSQ WD P ZRGRRG SRUQ 6RQGD XV NRG RQD Z PLHQL H3 UI 8VWHUND VRQG WHPSHUDWXU JD RZHJR F Q QLND FK RGQLF HJ...

Page 190: ...EH SLHF HQLH PRGX X LQZHUWHUD L1 UE DEH SLHF HQLH SU HG QLVNLP QDSL FLHP QD bus DC L2 UE DEH SLHF HQLH SU HG Z VRNLP QDSL FLHP na bus DC L4 UE G 0 L5 UE Zabezpieczenie zero speed L7 UE G VHNZHQFML ID...

Page 191: ...F QQLND FK RGQLF HJR SU SDGNX Z FLHNX VNRQWDNWRZD VL VHUZLVHP WHFKQLF Q P 1DSL FLH DVLODQLD 6SUDZG L F QDSL FLH DVLODQLD MHGQRVWNL MHVW JRGQH ZDUWR FL SRGDQ QD WDEOLF FH QDPLRQRZHM 6SUDZG L F DZRU RGF...

Page 192: ...RUD HQLH SU GHP SRZD QH oparzenia 8V NRG RQD L RODFMD NDEOD F FL PHWDORZH SRG QDSL FLHP 2GSRZLHGQLD RFKURQD HOHNWU F QD SUDZLG RZH X LHPLHQLH jednostki 5 NR V F WNRZH ZL DQH MHGQRVWN HZQ WU Q Element...

Page 193: ...aker must be installed to the Power Supply of the unit Leakage Protection Switch must be installed to the Power Supply of the unit Probe S ST T5 Supplied and connected by installer Supplied and alread...

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