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General

Pipe installation must be carried out in accordance with
current norms and directives.

Only use refrigerant pipes that are seamless, degreased,
deoxidized and suitable for a pressure of at least 42
bar. The pipes must be supplied with at least 8 mm
vapour-proof insulation.

Max 10 m

Max 10 m

Max 10 m

Max 10 m

Pipe length

1.5 m

The refrigerant pipes' minimum length

7.5 m

The refrigerant pipes' total length with
standard filling

15 m

The refrigerant pipes' total length with
additional filling

1

1

1. Additional filling of refrigerant can be done when the unit runs in cooling

operation:

For refrigerant pipe 1/4" - 3/8" = 15 g/m

For refrigerant pipe 1/4" - 1/2" = 20 g/m

For information about pipe dimensions, see section
"Technical Specifications" on page 16.

Condensation drain

For condensation removal, the AG-CH10 accessory of
suffient length is required to transport the condensa-
tion to an external drain. See section "Accessories" on
page 14 for further information about AG-CH10.

Connecting the cooling circuit

Use the flare method to connect the pipes.

Lubricate the contact surfaces and hand tighten, then
tighten the connections using a torque wrench to
obtain a good and secure connection, see installation
instructions on page 8.

Check carefully that there is no risk of any leakage
prior to the function test.

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Chapter 3 |

Pipe connections

AG-AA10

3 Pipe connections

Summary of Contents for AG-AA10 Series

Page 1: ...Installer manual AG AA10 30 AG AA10 40 50 AG AA10 Air air heat pump IHB GB 1516 1 331554...

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Page 3: ...5 General 5 Connecting the cooling circuit 6 4 Electrical connections 6 General 6 Connecting indoor and outdoor unit 6 Connecting accessories 7 5 Installation 7 Model combinations 7 Installation instr...

Page 4: ...s of water from all angles Environmental information This unit contains a fluorinated greenhouse gas that is covered by the Kyoto agreement F Gas Regulation EU No 517 2014 The equipment contains R410A...

Page 5: ...im proper maintenance Electrical requirements NOTE The electrical discharge can cause serious personal injury or death Only qualified electri cians may handle the electrical system Before installatio...

Page 6: ...ions Use a base that is stable and raised above the ground to prevent damage and abnormal vibrations in locations exposed to strong winds Secure the unit with bolts and metal frame Ensure that there i...

Page 7: ...operation For refrigerant pipe 1 4 3 8 15 g m For refrigerant pipe 1 4 1 2 20 g m For information about pipe dimensions see section Technical Specifications on page 16 Condensation drain For condensat...

Page 8: ...ng is equipped with an earth fault breaker the heat pump should be equipped with a separate one Incoming supply must be 230 V 50 Hz via electrical distribution units with fuses If an insulation test i...

Page 9: ...4 AG AA10 40 AG WT10 7 AG AA10 50 Installation instructions 1 Place the outdoor unit on a stable base raised above the ground and secure it TIP When installing stand install screws downward to facilit...

Page 10: ...ngth of 30 50 cm in addition to the distance between the units min 8 mm min 8 mm Insulation 5 Remove burrs from the pipe ends Turn the pipe ends downwards to prevent residue entering the pipe 6 Thread...

Page 11: ...20 Nm 6 35 mm 1 4 Approx 30 40 Nm 9 52 mm 3 8 Approx 50 55 Nm 12 7 mm 1 2 Approx 60 65 Nm 15 88 mm 5 8 9 Insulate the pipes thoroughly and keep the pipe connections free for leak testing Before vacuu...

Page 12: ...bar absolute pressure standing vacuum min 30 minutes Stop the vacu um pump 13 Open the service valves fully anti clockwise direc tion Disconnect the vacuum pump Reinstall the caps on the valves tighte...

Page 13: ...ially 1 4 turns Extract air from the manometer Then close the high pressure valve fully 2 Start the climate unit in cooling mode When the pressure that is read out from the manometer has dropped to a...

Page 14: ...e unit OPEN Pressure measurement and gas filling CLOSED Vacuuming with vacuum pump The service valve on the outdoor unit that gives access to the refrigerant system is of the Schrader type Use hoses t...

Page 15: ...he property s earth circuit breaker Fault codes Caution Remove the side panel that protects the ter minal blocks to read off the LEDs See page 8 Key to symbols The LED is off The LED flashes Cause DL7...

Page 16: ...drain AG CH10 10 Length 1000 mm Part no 067 466 AG CH10 30 Length 3000 mm Part no 067 467 AG CH10 60 Length 6000 mm Part no 067 468 Ground stand Ground stand AG GS10 1 Part no 067 460 Wall mounting Wa...

Page 17: ...Dimensions AG AA10 30 1 4 3 8 AG AA10 40 50 1 4 3 8 AA10 40 1 2 AA10 50 15 Chapter 9 Technical data AG AA10 9 Technical data...

Page 18: ...OP Energy class heat 10 C 3 Electrical data 230 V 50 Hz Rated voltage 1790 W 7 80 A 1550 W 6 90 A 1550 W 6 90 A Max specified power operating current 10 A Fuse Refrigerant circuit R410A Type of refrig...

Page 19: ...Max sound pressure level at 2 m according to ISO 9614 IPX4 Enclosure class 064 163 064 162 064 061 Part No 1 Refers to the outdoor temperature 2 Refers to the indoor temperature 3 According to EN 148...

Page 20: ...Installation instructions 7 Model combinations 7 Pump down 11 M Marking 2 P Pipe connections 5 Condensation removal 5 Connecting the cooling circuit 5 S Safety information Marking 2 Symbols 2 Safety p...

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