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Cooling module EP14

GreenMaster-HP x-12

LEK

BT11

BT12

AA100

BT10

RF2

BT3

GP2

QM2

QM1

GP1

LEK

EP2

QA40

BT14

BT17

XL21

BT15

BP1

EP1

GQ10

HS1

BP2

XL20

QN1

EB10

GreenMaster-HP x-16

BT12

RF2

GP1

GP2

QM2

QM1

BT10

AA100

BT11

BT3

LEK

EP2

BT14

BT17

QA40

BP2

BT15

BP1

EB10

EP1

GQ10

HS1

XL20

QN1

XL21

Pipe connections

Service connection, high pressure

XL20

Service connection, low pressure

XL21

HVAC components

Circulation pump

GP1

Brine pump

GP2

Drainage, climate system

QM1

Draining, brine side

QM2

Sensors etc.

High pressure pressostat

BP1

Low pressure pressostat

BP2

Temperature sensors, heating medium return

BT3

Temperature sensor, brine in

BT10

Temperature sensor, brine out

BT11

Temperature sensor, condenser supply line

BT12

Temperature sensor, hot gas

BT14

Temperature sensor, fluid pipe

BT15

Temperature sensor, suction gas

BT17

Electrical components

Joint card

AA100

Compressor heater

EB10

Inverter

QA40

EMC-filter

RF2

Cooling components

Evaporator

EP1

Condenser

EP2

Compressor

GQ10

Drying filter

HS1

Expansion valve

QN1

GreenMaster-HP

Chapter 3 |

Design of the exhaust air heat pump

Summary of Contents for AirSite GreenMaster-HP 12 Series

Page 1: ...Installer manual UN GreenMaster HP 12 16 Exhaust air heat pump for properties IHB EN 2046 2 431721...

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Page 3: ...ng medium side 22 Cold and hot water 23 5 Electrical connections 23 General 24 Connections 26 Optional connections 29 Connecting accessories 30 6 Commissioning and adjusting 30 Preparations 30 Flushin...

Page 4: ...nt leakage may occur during service work If the refrigerant comes into contact with naked flames poisonous gas is created Install the unit in a location with good support Unsuitable installation locat...

Page 5: ...ct the unit and cause malfunctions and breakdowns The unit can also affect medical equipment and telecommunications equipment so that it functions incorrectly or not at all Take care when carrying the...

Page 6: ...section Heat exchanger section Fan section Pressure sensor exhaust air duct Integral water seal Flue gas extraction option Exhaust air damper option Brine Non return valves System flushed System vente...

Page 7: ...tes Description Fuses GreenMaster HP Fuses property Outside sensor Room sensor Current sensor Safety breaker Earth circuit breaker Setting of emergency mode thermostat 7 Chapter 1 Important informatio...

Page 8: ...t be protected against the weather and impacts The packaging must be removed and the unit covered with a tarpaulin or similar To ensure that there is as little condensation as possible good circulatio...

Page 9: ...n carrying the unit by hand All parts of the unit weigh more than 20 kg and have to be carried by at least two people Wear safety gloves to minimise the risk of cuts Caution Before disassembly note wh...

Page 10: ...from the heat ex changer section 7 Lift off the filter section taking care to disconnect all cables and pressure gauge connections 8 Lift off the fan section 9 Unscrew the strainer valve the water sea...

Page 11: ...12 Disconnect all the connections connecting the centre module with the two outer modules Also discon nect the PVC pipe for the waste water 13 Unscrew the wall bracket securing the expansion vessel t...

Page 12: ...17 Lift off the left hand module 18 Finally lift off the centre module NOTE Take care not to damage the pipes GreenMaster HP Chapter 2 Delivery and handling 12...

Page 13: ...t on the right hand module and install the con densationpipeinthecoolingmodulethatrunsdown to the floor 6x 5 Connect the pipes as described 6 Screw the wall bracket which secures the expansion vessel...

Page 14: ...xchanger and screw the strainer valve into place and connect the water seal and the PVC pipe for the waste water 12 Lift on the fan section Make sure you don t pinch the cables and connectors 13 Lift...

Page 15: ...nent The cables are marked TIP Don t forget to secure cables in the cable tray with cable ties 18 Prepare and fill the system according to the instruc tions in chapter Commissioning and adjusting on p...

Page 16: ...he top right and the filter HQ10 to the left UN EP14 AA4 SF1 AA4 XF4 AA4 XF3 AA4 XF9 EP14 PZ2 BP13 HQ10 EP16 BP14 GQ2 X9 BP12 EP14 XL1 EP14 XL2 QB1 XL40 FC1 RA2 AA23 AA2 AA1 AA3 EP14 XF3 EP14 XF4 EP14...

Page 17: ...A23 AXC module AA25 Miniature circuit breaker FC1 Fuse module FC2 Switch QB1 Choke RA2 RA3 Switch SF1 Connector electrical supply to compressor cooling module EP14 XF1 Connector compressor heater EP14...

Page 18: ...rainage climate system QM1 Draining brine side QM2 Sensors etc High pressure pressostat BP1 Low pressure pressostat BP2 Temperature sensors heating medium return BT3 Temperature sensor brine in BT10 T...

Page 19: ...extraction is required an extra air duct with a bypass damper has to be installed and connected to the unit s prepared fan in operation connection Adjusting ventilation In order to achieve the necessa...

Page 20: ...14 QM34 EP14 QM42 EP14 QM43 RM11 QM4 RM10 BT25 EB100 HQ14 RM12 QM54 QM55 EP14 QM21 QM3 XL28 XL27 QZ2 P BP6 CM3 FL3 BL1 AZ1 EB100 BT1 BP12 BP13 BP15 BT20 BT21 BF2 GQ2 EP16 QM21 GreenMaster HP Chapter 4...

Page 21: ...alves not enclosed as close to the unit as possible so the flow to the cooling modules can be shut off Fit the supplied particle filter on the incoming pipe A safety valve not enclosed has to be insta...

Page 22: ...the water heater display hot water sensor BT7 placed in the top of the water heater shut off valve non return valve pressure relief valve The safety valve must have a maximum 1 0 MPa 10 0 bar opening...

Page 23: ...m circuit has been filled Components in the product could be damaged NOTE Electrical installation and service must be car ried out under the supervision of a qualified electrician Cut the current with...

Page 24: ...ply to the compressor and electric heater is required see section External blocking of functions on page 28 Tariff control If the voltage to the compressor disappears for some time simultaneous blocki...

Page 25: ...er ature Install the sensor in a neutral position where the set temperature is wanted A suitable location is on a free inner wall in a hall approx 1 5 m above the floor It is important that the sensor...

Page 26: ...being disengaged the com pressor winds down Reconnection occurs when the other current consumption drops Caution Activate phase detection in menu 5 1 12 for full functionality if current sensors are...

Page 27: ...one function is to be connected to the AUX output Possible selections for AUX inputs Temperature sensor Temperature sensor can be connected to GreenMaster HP Available options are cooling heating BT74...

Page 28: ...ery low price with the electricity supplier effect on the system is set table in menu 4 1 5 A SG Ready A and B SG Ready B Adjust Using Adjust the installation communicates with the underfloor heating...

Page 29: ...voltage Connecting accessories Instructions for connecting accessories are in the install ation instructions provided for the respective accessory See page 44 for the list of the accessories that can...

Page 30: ...there are no loose parts remaining in the fan chamber 2 Connector HR10 next to the fan is in position AUTO 3 Air filters HQ10 are clean and intact 4 The heat exchanger s EP10 fins and pipes are clean...

Page 31: ...nger Once venting is complete the T20 screw must be screwed back in to its original position NOTE Perform this step at the same time as flushing the system Vent valve QM21 heat exchanger UN QM21 EP16...

Page 32: ...ling Filling and venting the brine system Caution Because the temperature of the brine system varies depending on the heat source the 5 1 7 br pmp al set menu must be set to a suitable value 1 Usefill...

Page 33: ...d other climate systems via their respective vent valves 2 Keep topping up and venting until all air has been removed and the pressure is correct NOTE Make sure that the heating medium system contains...

Page 34: ...e compressor is running and sets the speed of the heating medium pump for the relevant operating mode so the optimum temperature difference between the supply and return lines is achieved During heati...

Page 35: ...Activate GreenMaster HP Menu 5 3 22 greenmaster C F Make operating settings for GreenMaster HP in this menu start manual motion QM41 yes no QM41 motion interval Set the interval in days for how often...

Page 36: ...fan speed during fire alarm Make settings here for the speed at which the fan will run in the event of fire Setting range 0 100 Factory setting 70 filt alarm press Make settings for alarm for a clogge...

Page 37: ...risk of scalding Draining the heating medium system If GreenMaster HP requires servicing drain the heating medium side as follows 1 Close the shut off valves outside the heat pump for the heating medi...

Page 38: ...SF1 set to If the circulation pump is helped to start while GreenMaster HP is running be prepared for the screw driver to jerk when the pump starts GP1 QM5 The image shows an example of what a circul...

Page 39: ...hut off valves outside the heat pump 1 Drain the cooling module s according to the instruc tions on page 37 XF5 D XF1 A XF3 B AA100 XF1 E XF4 C UN C D A E B 2 UN 3 UN 4 5 TIP The cooling module is ins...

Page 40: ...e product for which the soft ware is intended the software version and general in formation about it If you want a file other than the one selected the correct file can be selected through choose anot...

Page 41: ...his way see when the concrete slab reached the correct temperature Make sure that floor drying function is activated in menu 5 9 Select logging floor drying activated A log file is now created where t...

Page 42: ...Defective sensor It is reset manually in menu No contact with the sensor Temperature sensor ex tract air Sens flt BT20 535 Open circuit or short cir cuit on sensor input Defective sensor Resets automa...

Page 43: ...filter re placement has reached the set value in the menu since the most recent reset to zero The counter is zeroed at start up It is reset manually in menu Time set in menu 5 3 22 has expired time fo...

Page 44: ...309 Communications module MODBUS 40 MODBUS 40 enables GreenMaster HP to be controlled and monitored using a DUC computer sub centre in the building Communication is then performed using MOD BUS RTU Pa...

Page 45: ...300 VPA 300 200 Part no 082 030 Copper Part no 082 023 Copper Part no 082 032 Enamel Part no 082 025 Enamel VPB Water heater without immersion heater with charging coil VPB 1000 VPB 500 Part no 081 05...

Page 46: ...ment section Part Specification Sheet 051204 4 Page 2 2 Created 2019 09 02 10 55 0 001 GBN 2019 09 02 Production MJN 2017 10 27 WIRING DIAGRAM GM C F ELSCHEMA GM C F 051204 4 GreenMaster HP Chapter 11...

Page 47: ...GreenMaster HP 12 0 001 Production 400V 3N 50Hz 12kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 12 ELSCHEMA GM HP 12 051187 0 47 Chapter 11 Technical data GreenMaster HP...

Page 48: ...0 001 Production 400V 3N 50Hz 12kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 12 ELSCHEMA GM HP 12 051187 0 GreenMaster HP Chapter 11 Technical data 48...

Page 49: ...0 001 Production 400V 3N 50Hz 12kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 12 ELSCHEMA GM HP 12 051187 0 49 Chapter 11 Technical data GreenMaster HP...

Page 50: ...0 001 Production 400V 3N 50Hz 12kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 12 ELSCHEMA GM HP 12 051187 0 GreenMaster HP Chapter 11 Technical data 50...

Page 51: ...0 001 Production 400V 3N 50Hz 12kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 12 ELSCHEMA GM HP 12 051187 0 51 Chapter 11 Technical data GreenMaster HP...

Page 52: ...0 001 Production 400V 3N 50Hz 12kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 12 ELSCHEMA GM HP 12 051187 0 GreenMaster HP Chapter 11 Technical data 52...

Page 53: ...GreenMaster HP 16 0 001 MJN 2017 01 05 Production MJN 2017 01 05 400V 3N 50Hz 16kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 16 ELSCHEMA GM HP 16 051180 0 53 Chapter 11 Technical data GreenMaster HP...

Page 54: ...0 001 MJN 2017 01 05 Production MJN 2017 01 05 400V 3N 50Hz 16kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 16 ELSCHEMA GM HP 16 051180 0 GreenMaster HP Chapter 11 Technical data 54...

Page 55: ...0 001 MJN 2017 01 05 Production MJN 2017 01 05 400V 3N 50Hz 16kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 16 ELSCHEMA GM HP 16 051180 0 55 Chapter 11 Technical data GreenMaster HP...

Page 56: ...0 001 MJN 2017 01 05 Production MJN 2017 01 05 400V 3N 50Hz 16kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 16 ELSCHEMA GM HP 16 051180 0 GreenMaster HP Chapter 11 Technical data 56...

Page 57: ...0 001 MJN 2017 01 05 Production MJN 2017 01 05 400V 3N 50Hz 16kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 16 ELSCHEMA GM HP 16 051180 0 57 Chapter 11 Technical data GreenMaster HP...

Page 58: ...0 001 MJN 2017 01 05 Production MJN 2017 01 05 400V 3N 50Hz 16kW WIRING DIAGRAM GM HP 16 ELSCHEMA GM HP 16 051180 0 GreenMaster HP Chapter 11 Technical data 58...

Page 59: ...enting Filling and venting the climate system 33 Filling and venting the climate system 33 H Heating medium side 21 Connecting the climate system 21 Helping the circulation pump to start 38 I Importan...

Page 60: ...Temperature sensor external flow line 25 Temperature sensor hot water charging 24 Temperature sensor hot water top 25 Temperature sensor data 38 Transport and storage 8 U USB service outlet 40 GreenM...

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