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Summary of Contents for NERS-G110Y-B1

Page 1: ...1 SWIMMING POOL HEAT PUMP UNIT Installation Instruction Manual Please read this manual carefully before using and keep it in a safe place ...

Page 2: ...place Contents I Unit Parameters 1 II System Specification 4 1 Specification 4 2 Unit Dimensions 8 3 Explosion View 10 III Installation Instructions 11 IV Running Test 16 1 Inspection Before Running Test 16 2 Control Function Description 16 V Maintenance 27 VI Wi Fi Model and APP User Manual 28 1 Display 28 2 Wi Fi Function 29 ...

Page 3: ... local laws regulations and standards Confirm power voltage and frequency The unit is only used with grounding sockets Independent switch must be offered with the unit 3 The following safety factors need to be considered Please read the following warnings before installation Be sure to check the details that need attention including safety factors After reading the installation instructions be sur...

Page 4: ...e correct material during installing Wrong parts or wrong materials may result in fire electric shock or falling of the unit Install on the ground safely please read installation instructions Improper installation may result in fire electric shock falling of the unit or water leaking Use professional tools for doing electrical work If power supply capacity is insufficient or circuit is not complet...

Page 5: ...posed immediately to prevent other household products from getting wet and damage Do not clean the unit while power is on Turn off power before cleaning the unit If not it may result in injury from a high speed fan or electric shock Stop operating the unit once there is a problem or an fault code Please turn off power and stop running the unit Otherwise it may cause electric shock or fire Be caref...

Page 6: ...Air temperature 26ºC inlet outlet water temperature 26ºC 28ºC Humidity 80 Heating capacity kW 1 5 5 5 1 5 7 2 1 8 9 5 Power input kW 0 104 0 84 0 106 1 12 0 124 1 46 COP 6 55 14 4 6 43 14 2 6 5 14 5 Boost mode Heating capacity kW 5 5 7 2 9 5 COP 6 55 6 43 6 5 Smart mode Heating capacity kW 4 5 5 8 7 8 COP 7 41 7 53 7 52 Silent mode Heating capacity kW 2 1 2 8 3 5 COP 12 2 12 5 12 2 Air temperature...

Page 7: ...er input KW 1 31 1 61 1 75 Max current A 5 95 7 32 7 95 Heating temperature range 15 C 40 C Cooling temperature range 8 C 28 C Running temperature range 10 C 43 C Advised swimming pool size 10m 20m 15m 30m 20m 40m Refrigerant type Type R32 Charged Kg 0 355 0 425 0 53 Compressor MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC DC inverter Air side heat exchanger Hydrophilic fin exchanger Water side heat exchanger Titanium tube...

Page 8: ...g capacity kW 2 8 11 5 3 5 15 3 4 35 18 Power input kW 0 193 1 79 0 243 2 41 0 306 2 83 COP 6 4 14 5 6 35 14 4 6 36 14 2 Boost mode Heating capacity kW 11 5 15 3 18 0 COP 6 4 6 35 6 36 Smart mode Heating capacity kW 9 1 11 55 14 01 COP 7 82 7 68 7 5 Silent mode Heating capacity kW 5 5 7 35 8 7 COP 11 2 10 62 10 Air temperature 15ºC inlet outlet water temperature 26ºC 28ºC Humidity 70 Heating capac...

Page 9: ...0Hz Max power input KW 2 3 3 2 3 9 Max current A 10 5 14 5 17 7 Heating temperature range 15 C 40 C Cooling temperature range 8 C 28 C Running temperature range 10 C 43 C Advised swimming pool size 25m 50m 30m 60m 35m 70m Refrigerant type Type R32 Charged Kg 0 55 0 65 0 9 Compressor MITSUBISH IELECTRIC DC inverter Air side heat exchanger Hydrophilic fin exchanger Water side heat exchanger Titanium...

Page 10: ...ice in advance 1 Ambient air temperature 2 Initial water temperature 3 Noise at 1 m at 4 m and at 10 m in accordance with Directives EN ISO 3741 and EN ISO 354 4 Calculate according to an in ground private swimming pool covered with bubble 2 Unit Dimensions Model NERS G50Y B1 NERS G70Y B1 NERS G90Y B1 Noise level dB A 22 47 24 48 24 48 ...

Page 11: ...9 Model NERS G110Y B1 NERS G150Y B1 NERS G180Y B1 ...

Page 12: ...or 18 Water flow switch 3 Fan motor cover 11 Middle plate 19 Evaporator 4 Fan 12 Four way valve 20 Protection net 5 Motor 13 Throttle valve 21 Inverter PC board 6 Motor support 14 Titanium heat exchanger 22 Electrical box 7 Left plate 15 Handle 23 Top cover 8 Chassis component 16 Cable port ...

Page 13: ...nance in the future 2 It must be installed and fixed on flat concrete floor The floor is stable to support the weight of the unit 3 A water drainage device must be provided close to the unit in order to protect the area where it is installed 4 If necessary mounting pads could be used to support the weight of unit 5 Confirm the unit is under well ventilated condition air outlet port is not facing t...

Page 14: ...tive that by pass is placed after water pump and filtration By pass path usually consists of 3 valves That makes it possible to adjust water flow which passes through heat pump and isolates heat pump completely from any maintenance without affecting flow of filtration cycle The filter must be cleaned regularly to ensure that water in the system is clean and avoid blocking of filter It is necessary...

Page 15: ...m AWG 14 NERS G110Y B1 3 2 5mm AWG 14 NERS G150Y B1 3 2 5mm AWG 14 NERS G180Y B1 3 4 0mm AWG 12 WARNING Power supply of heat pump must be disconnected before any operation Please comply with the following instruction to connect heat pump Step 1 Detach electrical side panel by a screwdriver to access electrical terminal block Step 2 Insert cable into heat pump unit port Step 3 Connect power supply ...

Page 16: ...14 NERS G50Y B1 NERS G70Y B1 NERS G90Y B1 NERS G110Y B1 ...

Page 17: ...15 NERS G150Y B1 NERS G180Y B1 ...

Page 18: ... All wiring and piping should be connected well and carefully checked then fill water tank with water before power is switched on d Emptying all air within pipes and water tank press on off button on control panel to run the unit at setting temperature e Items need to be checked during running test During the first running unit current is normal or not Each function button on control panel is norm...

Page 19: ... 5 seconds to set the timers when hour is flashing you can set hour of Timer on the corresponding icon of Timer on flashes press to set hour Then press key shortly to set minute of Timer on press to set minute After finishing setting press key Mode to set hour of Timer off the corresponding icon of Timer off flashes press to change the value After setting finished press key shortly to set minute o...

Page 20: ...the hour press key to change the hour Then press key shortly again to set the minute When finishing press key to return to the homepage 3 Plus Key When the heat pump is on in the homepage press this key to increase the target temperature When it s in manual frequency mode in the home page press this key to increase the target frequency 4 Minus Key When the heat pump is on in the homepage press thi...

Page 21: ...n temp 30 99 06 Outer coil temp 30 99 07 Inner coil temp 30 99 08 Main EEV opening 0 480 09 Assistant EEV opening 0 480 10 A Compressor current 11 B Radiator temp 12 C DC bus voltage 13 D Compressor actual rotate speed 14 E DC fan motor actual rotate speed 8 Enforced Defrosting When the conditions of entering enforced defrosting are met press and at the same time for 5 seconds then it enter into e...

Page 22: ...or 5 seconds to enter the password entry state press the or to input password Press again to switch the password bit After entering the last password press to confirm the password Inputting the password 0814 to enter the system parameter setting 2 2 System Parameter Code Parameter Name Set Range Factory Setting P1 Return Difference for Target Water Temp 1 18 2 36 1 2 P2 Set Temp in Cooling Mode 8 ...

Page 23: ... Min Steps of EEV Set Value 10 Actual Steps 5 15 10 P16 Working Mode of EEV 0 Manual 1 Auto 1 P17 Manual Steps of EEV Set Value 10 Actual Steps 2 45 35 P18 Superheat Degree in Cooling Mode 5 10 9 20 Depends on Actual Model P19 Reserved P20 Working Mode of EEV for Cooling 0 Water Temperature 1 Supercooling 0 P21 Working Mode of Water Pump When Reaching Target Temperature Reached 1 Non Stop 2 Stop 3...

Page 24: ...ter value is 20 the display bit is not enough only the value will be displayed and the sign is omitted If the parameter code 26 is 20 the display will be 2620 2 3 Trouble shooting system protection error indication Error code Error description Solutions Er 03 Water flow protection Check water flow switch change the switch if necessary Er 04 Winter anti freezing Water pump will run automatically fo...

Page 25: ...High exhaust temp protection 1 Replace the compressor exhaust temperature sensor 2 Reconnect or clean compressor exhaust temperature sensor and wrap it with insulation tape 3 Replace the controller or PC Board Er 15 Water inlet temperature failure Check the connection change the sensor if necessary Er 16 External coil temperature failure Check the connection change the sensor if necessary Er 18 Ex...

Page 26: ...en heating Check the water flow and water system mend it if necessary Er 35 Compressor current protection 1 Check if the incoming voltage supply is too low if so repair 2 Check if the compressor is overloaded and repair 3 Check whether the thermal relay is damaged if so replace Er 42 Internal coil temperature failure Check the connection change the sensor if necessary E20 fault will display the fo...

Page 27: ...emperature Fan motor failure air duct blockage Check fan motor air duct 128 Radiator temperature failure Radiator sensor is damaged Replace inverter module 257 Communication failure Inverter module doesn t receive message from main controller Check the connection between main controller and inverter module 258 AC Input phase absence Input phase is absent Three phase module is effective Check input...

Page 28: ... pump just starts to run 3 Under defrosting 1 Verify water temperature setting 2 Startup heat pump after a few minutes 3 LED wire controller should display Defrosting Water temperature is cooling when heat pump runs LED wire controller displays actual water temperature and no error code displays 1 Chose the wrong mode 2 Figures show defects 3 Controller defect 1 Adjust the mode 2 Replace the defec...

Page 29: ...changer carefully if it shows any defects Too much ice on evaporator Too much ice on evaporator 1 Check the location of heat pump and eliminate all obstacles to assure a good air ventilation 2 Replace or repair the heat pump V Maintenance 1 You should check the water supply system regularly to avoid the air entering into water system and occurrence of low water flow it would reduce the performance...

Page 30: ... 10 seconds you can press the button for 5 consecutive seconds within 5 seconds to enter the compatible network mode power indication when power is on corresponds to the lower indicator light WIFI status After WIFI is connected corresponding to the lower indicator light is always on communication instructions when entering the default distribution network flashes quickly corresponding to the lower...

Page 31: ...ght below represents the main control power on and off status 2 Wi Fi Function 2 1 Software Installation Method 1 Search Smart life in your APP store install Click GET to install Method 2 Scan the QR code below 2 2 Software startup After installation click on your desktop to start up Smart Life Smart Life ...

Page 32: ...on Users don t have account can click Register to create an account Register Enter your phone number Get Verification Code Enter Verification Code Set Code After registration you need to Create a Home Create a Home Set Home Name Set Home Location Add Rooms 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 33: ...31 2 3 2 Account ID Password Login Existing accounts can be logged in directly in the following order 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 34: ...our password you can choose to login with your verification code and select Forget Password Enter your phone number Get verification code After creating a home or logged in enter the main interface of APP 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 35: ...distribution network by default At this moment the indicator light under flashes rapidly 2 times per second mobile phone can connect it Manually enter the intelligent distribution network mode 10s after power on long press on for 3s to enter the intelligent distribution network mode the indicator light under flashes rapidly 2 times per second mobile phone can connect it Step 2 Turn on the phone s ...

Page 36: ...PP log in into the main interface click on the top right corner or add equipment of the interface enter the equipment type selection the Large Home Appliances select Smart Heat Pump equipment and add equipment into the interface 1 2 ...

Page 37: ...ndicator light under flashes rapidly click Confirm indicator rapidly blink Enter the WIFI connection interface enter the WIFI password of the mobile phone it must be the same as the WIFI of the mobile phone click Next and then directly enter the connected state of the device Step 5 When Scan devices Register on Cloud Initialize the device are all completed connection succeed 1 2 3 ...

Page 38: ... indicator under flashes slowly 1 time every 3s mobile phone can connect it Step 2 3 are the same with intelligent distribution network above Step 4 After entering the add device interface click AP Mode in the upper right corner Enter the AP mode to add the device interface confirm that the compatible network distribution mode has been selected icon flashes and click Confirm indicator rapidly blin...

Page 39: ... connection will pop up enter the WiFi password of the mobile phone it must be the same as the WiFi of the mobile phone click Next Connect your mobile phone to the device s hotspot will pop up and click Go to Connect 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 40: ... distribution network above Note If the connection is failed please enter the compatible network mode manually and reconnect according to the above steps 2 4 Software function operation After the device is bound successfully enter the operation interface of Smart heat pump Device name modifiable In the main interface of Smart Life click Smart heat pump to enter the operation interface 6 ...

Page 41: ...adjustment The white circle slides counterclockwise to reduce the temperature but clockwise to increase the temperature 4 Target temperature 5 Current temperature 6 Mode switching Click to select the mode to be switched 7 ON OFF 8 Timing Click to add timing off on time Modify device name Click in the following order to enter device details and click Device Name to rename the device 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 42: ...er should do so in the following order After successful sharing the list will be added to show the person Shared If you want to delete the account you shared to cross the selected account to the left and delete it The user interface is as follows 1 2 ...

Page 43: ...41 Enter the account of the Shared click Done and the share success list shows the newly added account of the Shared 1 2 3 ...

Page 44: ...terface of the person to be Shared is as follows The received shared device is displayed Click it to operate and control the device Mode settings click on the main interface to switch modes select what you need ...

Page 45: ...n the main interface to enter timer setting interface as shown below click to add timer After entering timer setting swipe up down to set timer set up repeat weeks and on off then click save to save your settings as follows 1 ...

Page 46: ...t distribution mode again the indicator light under flashes rapidly for 3min The network can be reconfigured within 3 minutes and the network can be quit if it is not connected within 3 minutes Device Removal Click on the top right corner of the main interface to enter the device details interface and click device removal to enter intelligent distribution mode indicator light under flashes rapidly...

Page 47: ...45 the network can be quit if it is not connected within 3 minutes the specific operations are shown as follows 2 1 ...

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