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Wiring 

 

IMPORTANT NOTE:  A properly qualified 

electrician should be retained for all 

connections to the heat pump and associat-

ed controls.  The connections to the unit 

MUST CONFORM TO LOCAL CODES.  

TABLE 3 - Power Supply Connections  

Line

 

Description

 

Voltages 

L1 

Line 1 

All 

L2 

Line 2 

All 

L3 

Line 3 

3-phase only 

Neutral 

For 208/230-1-60, 208-3-60:     

only required if connecting 115v 

circulators.                                           

Required 

for 

460-3-60, 380-3-50. 

GND 

Ground 

All (connect to ground lug) 

Indoor Unit Power Supply Connections

 

Power supply for the heat pump from the breaker panel is 

supplied to the indoor unit.  The unit has a concentric power 

supply knockouts, as well as knockouts and holes for connec-

tions to circulation pumps, controls, optional aquastat, and pow-

er and signal connections to the outdoor unit.  

All wiring is con-

nected to the indoor unit at the top rear, and fed to the front 

electrical box through a wire channel under the top. 

 

A schematic diagram (SCH) and electrical box layout 

diagram (ELB) can be found on the electrical box cover of the 

unit as well as in the 

Model Specific Information 

section of this 

manual.   

 

The Electrical Tables in the 

Model Specific Information 

section

 

contain information about the wire and breaker size.

 

Indoor Loop Circulator Pump Wiring 

The indoor unit has provisions for connecting the indoor 

circulator pump (between the heat pump and buffer/DHW tank) 

so that it will be turned on whenever the compressor(s) operate.  

Connect the circulator pump module to the appropriate terminals 

(

115V 

or 

230V

) on the terminal strip marked 

Indoor Circulator 

Pumps

, as per the voltage of the circulator pump.  Ground 

wires should be connected to the ground lug in the electrical 

box.  Ensure that the total current draw does not exceed the 

value indicated on the label in the heat pump electrical box.   

 

For 

460VAC models

, only 277VAC circulators may be 

powered directly from the heat pump.  If other voltage circulators 

are used, they must be powered using an external contactor 

actuated by the ICR terminal on the left side of the control board 

and the 

(24V ground) terminal.

 

TABLE 4 - Outdoor Unit Power Supply Connections 

Line

 

Description

 

L1 

Supply line 

L2 

Supply line 

GND 

Ground 

Use a 2-conductor outdoor rated 14ga cable. 

 

IMPORTANT NOTE:  Most codes require a 

disconnect switch visible and/or reachable 

from the outdoor unit to be installed in the 

power supply cable. If the switch has fuses 

or breakers they must be no more than 10A.

 

Outdoor Unit: Power Connections 

The ACEC outdoor unit 

must be 

powered from the indoor 

unit.  The power supply for the ACEC-45/55 unit is 208-277VAC, 

50/60Hz, and for ACEC-65 to100 is 208/230-1-60.  The ATWC 

and ACEC units have matching terminal strips for these connec-

tions.  Use a two conductor, minimum 14ga 

outdoor rated cable 

for this connection.  Refer to diagram.

 

Control Transformer 

 

The low voltage controls, including the control board, are 

powered by a 100VA class II transformer.  208/230-1-60 and 

208-3-60 models have a resettable breaker on the secondary 

side for circuit protection.  Should the breaker trip, locate and 

correct the problem and then reset the breaker by pressing it. 

All other voltage models have primary and secondary fus-

es for circuit protection.

 

 

IMPORTANT NOTE:  For 208/230VAC-1-60 

units, if connecting to 208VAC power supply 

move the red wire connected to the 240 ter-

minal of  the transformer to the 208 terminal. 

TABLE 6 - Control Transformer 

Voltage

 

Low Voltage Circuit Protection

 

(1) 208/230-1-60 

Resettable breaker on transformer 

(2) 208-3-60 

Resettable breaker on transformer 

(4) 460-3-60  

Primary / Secondary fuses 

(6) 220-1-50 

Primary / Secondary fuses 

(7) 380-3-50 

Primary / Secondary fuses 

 

OUTDOOR DISCONNECT SWITCH IS A 

SAFETY DEVICE ONLY.  

Turn off breaker to 

indoor unit before servicing to avoid costly 
damage to electronic control board.

 

 

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR 3-PHASE UNITS:  If 

on startup compressor is noisy and not 

pumping, reverse L1 and L2 supply wires.  

TABLE 5 - Indoor Loop Circulator Connections 

Signal

 

Description

 

115V 

230V 

Use a 2-conductor 14ga cable. 

Connection for 115V circulator 

Connection for 230V circulator 

115/230 

Connection for 115V or 230V circulator 

Summary of Contents for ATWC Series

Page 1: ...itcodiac NB E4Z 6H4 506 756 8135 ATWC Series High Temperature Air to Water Heat Pump R134a with Switchable R410a Cascade Mode Model Sizes 45 100 Space Heating or Dedicated Domestic Hot Water Options i...

Page 2: ...shock can cause serious personal injury or death WARNING Heat pump systems contain refrigerant under high pressure and as such can be hazardous to work on Only qualified service personnel should insta...

Page 3: ...2 6 7 D P D 00 Maritime Geothermal Ltd has a continuous improvement policy and reserves the right to modify specification data at any time without prior notice APPLICATION TABLE FIRMWARE AND PC APP F...

Page 4: ...utdoor Unit Connections 29 Oil Traps 29 Filter Dryer 29 Pipe Insulation 30 Silver Soldering Line Sets 30 Pressure Testing 30 Vacuuming the System 30 Charging the System 30 002544CDG Typical ATWC Line...

Page 5: ...riptions Top 99 Table A2 Control Board Connector Descriptions Left Side 99 Table A3 Control Board Connector Descriptions Bottom 100 Table A4 Control Board Connector Descriptions Right Side 101 002543C...

Page 6: ...ard which has many advanced features like laptop connectivity via the free PC App software data logging graphing and real time readout from electronic temperature pressure sensors Unlike many other NO...

Page 7: ...always chilled The heat pump has a built in routine to automatically maintain both the hot and cold tank temperatures In this system hot and cold water are available for use at any time In the setup d...

Page 8: ...F 60 C to 160 F 71 C These numbers can be found in the detailed perfor mance tables in the Model Specific Information section later in this manual This sizing will result in a good compromise be tween...

Page 9: ...NOT INDIVIDUAL PUMPS ZONE PIPING OTHER AIR HANDLERS DUCTING ZONE THERMOSTATS RELAYS OR ZONE CONTROLLER ZONE SUPPLY RETURN HEADERS 1 COPPER PIPE FITTINGS PIPE FITTINGS TO ZONES EXPANSION TANK 2 STYROF...

Page 10: ...pad This is not recommended in cold climates since ongoing care would be required to ensure re frozen condensate does not build up under unit 2 The unit can be mounted on angle brackets attached to th...

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Page 12: ...be powered using an external contactor actuated by the ICR terminal on the left side of the control board and the C 24V ground terminal TABLE 4 Outdoor Unit Power Supply Connections Line Description L...

Page 13: ...that has its own controller and trans former In general these types of devices will have their own electronic temperature controller Connection will be made to that device s E E terminals or similar D...

Page 14: ...controlled by the control board in the indoor unit and a temperature sensor must be read For ATWC ATW2 series this is done by MODBUS communications between the main control board in the indoor unit a...

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Page 19: ...ank Size Heat Pump Size Minimum Size gal L Recommended Size gal L 45 24 90 50 190 55 32 120 70 265 75 48 180 70 265 100 70 265 100 380 If a tank size is not available use the next size larger tank 65...

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Page 29: ...re connections After the line set is installed the tubing can be vacuumed through the Schrader charging port on the 3 way valve then the valve opened to let refrigerant contained in the indoor unit in...

Page 30: ...onto floors or walls during the heating season It can be slid onto the capped tubing without having to slice it down the side for the most part Ensure that any joints in in the line sets are accessibl...

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Page 32: ...ntrol the heat pump will turn the compressor s on and off and activate cooling mode when it is told to by 24VAC signals These are provided via external dry contacts most often from an aquastat or aq u...

Page 33: ...e setpoint will never be reached Summer Setback In locations where hydronic cooling is not required the heating system may be idle for several months in the summer In this case the heat pump may be pu...

Page 34: ...oor temperature rises and heating load falls the heating mode buffer tank temperature will be de creased and a higher seasonal efficiency will result Setpoint Control Method 2 Indoor Loop ICR Two Tank...

Page 35: ...l board PC APP Tools Configuration LCD Interface Configuration Cooling mode is selected by making a dry contact connec tion between the R and O terminals on the terminal strip in the electrical box Th...

Page 36: ...Type 7 or Type 3 NTC thermistors along with 10K 1 or better resistors must be connected to the control board Connect the Hot Tank sensor to the AI_5 input and the Cold Tank sensor to the AI_4 input a...

Page 37: ...ed File Open Opens a saved page arrangement File Save Saves the current page arrangement under the current name File Exit Exits the PC Application Windows Menu This menu is used to arrange windows pag...

Page 38: ...oads the defrost log Number of defrosts since history was last erased Defrost history log Compressor status Real time display of defrost state Export the history as tab delimited Selectable temperatur...

Page 39: ...l occur When the compressor starts low pressure alarm will be ignored for the number of seconds that Low Pressure Ignore is set to after which the low pressure alarm will be re enabled This allows a d...

Page 40: ...m that occurs while the PC APP is connected to the control board will appear here The alarm type and a time stamp will be shown The alarms list will be erased when the PC APP is disconnected from the...

Page 41: ...board then turn the power back on again If the fault persists then there is most likely a hardware problem and the sensor control board or LCD display board will need to be replaced IMPORTANT NOTE If...

Page 42: ...r individu al settings and values Click on the EDIT button to modify the blue boxes button will now say SAVE For each channel a name may be selected up to 16 characters and the multiplier and Offset v...

Page 43: ...e vs outdoor temperature Indoor IN OUT temperatures and delta T Discharge pressure vs tank temperature Hot and cold tank temperatures for systems using HTS CTS method with 2 tanks All analog input cha...

Page 44: ...e click to enable Firmware update see Appendix Green when pa rameters have been updated red during the update Firmware revision can also be seen on the LCD during power up Model Configu ration section...

Page 45: ...educe Time is the number of hours after which the alarm count is reduced by 1 if no other alarm occurred within the timeframe The number of minutes before the unit can start again after a normal shutd...

Page 46: ...reset will default the system to a two stage ATW Series Size 65 with Signals as the control source Calibrations alarm delays analog configurations compressor statistics and Setpoint Control values wil...

Page 47: ...ested to leave the of LOGS at 25 until it is shown that the start date selected is suitable Loads the of LOGS beginning from the earliest date Loads the of LOGS beginning from the se lected date Erase...

Page 48: ...change a parameter value type in the new value and press ENTER Clicking on menu item Tools Parameters will display this warning Click on YES to open the parameters page Type in the new value and press...

Page 49: ...ption Setpoint Control only if using Setpoint Control Setpoints Heating Stage 1 Setpoint Stage 1 stops when water temperature rises to this point Stage 1 Delta Stage 1 starts when water temperature dr...

Page 50: ...ling HTS CTS Use external temperature sensors OD Fan Reduction Reduction Outdoor fan speed reduction in Number of Tanks only if using Setpoint control with HTS CTS One Tank One tank for heating coolin...

Page 51: ...ine right pin B Communications line middle pin C Ground connection left pin If connecting multiple units to one RS 485 connection point connect the signal cable from the master building controller to...

Page 52: ...on AI19 Present Value R134a active EEV position open Outside Ambient AI20 Present Value degF degC Outdoor Ambient temperature O_IN AI21 Present Value degF degC N A O_OUT AI22 Present Value degF degC N...

Page 53: ...2 5 R410a low pressure cooling mode alarm suction pressure 3 9 R410a high pressure heating mode alarm discharge pressure 4 17 R410a high pressure cooling mode alarm discharge pressure 5 33 R410a loss...

Page 54: ...AI21 N A O_OUT Analog Input AI22 N A I_IN Analog Input AI23 Indoor IN temperature sensor faulty or disconnected I_OUT Analog Input AI24 Name ID BIT DECIMAL VALUE Description Board Faults AV8 Bit descr...

Page 55: ...are fully open and there are no restrictions in the piping from the heat pump to the indoor loop and that full flow is available to the heat pump 2 Verify that the entire system has been flooded and a...

Page 56: ...ture and in warm weather only circuit 2 R134a will be active 3 Monitor the unit via the PC APP or LCD while the unit runs and record the following after 10 minutes of run time 1 R410a suction discharg...

Page 57: ...curely fastened Circuit breaker or fuse size and wire gauge for heat pump A Ga Circulator pump voltages V V V Low voltage connections are correct and securely fastened STARTUP DATA Preparation Power b...

Page 58: ...ump problem is suspected Check for alarms and faults only necessary if alarms not reported through a BACnet system Rectify problem if alarms found See Troubleshooting chap ter Brazed Plate Refrigerant...

Page 59: ...V of the aquastat but aq uastat has no display Replace aquastat No display on aquastat Signals control method only The following steps are for troubleshooting the heat pump If the problem is with the...

Page 60: ...no call for the com pressor to be on i e welded contactor or when there is a call for the compressor to be on but there is no compressor current draw i e manual high pressure control is open or contac...

Page 61: ...ff the power disconnect ing and reconnecting the cable be tween the LCD Display board and the Control Board and then turning the power back on again If this does not work then either the LDC Display b...

Page 62: ...res from compressor Ohmmeter shows infinite resistance between any two terminals Note Be sure compressor overload has had a chance to reset If compressor is hot this may take several hours Replace the...

Page 63: ...emperature difference then it is plugged Also causes low suc tion pressure Replace filter dryer Unit is overcharged High subcooling low Indoor Loop delta T Remove 1 2 lb of refrigerant at a time and v...

Page 64: ...ssible Cause Verification Recommended Action Outdoor unit s EEV3 or EEV4 stuck open Manually adjusting the outdoor EEV does not affect the superheat or the suction pressure Low superheat and low disch...

Page 65: ...to EEV troubleshooting sec tion TS1 or TS2 temperature sensor not reading proper ly If the sensor is reading low it will cause the superheat to appear high which causes the EEV to con tinually close V...

Page 66: ...is does not correct the problem re place the control board Fan PWM Signal connec tions Use manual mode of PC APP to set the outdoor fan to 50 Using a multi meter set to VDC measure PWM to ground in th...

Page 67: ...pressure i e the system will not equalize since EEV s are closed when there is no demand If the system does equalize it is likely that the EEV is not working and is partially open Manually set the EE...

Page 68: ...system Always ensure nitrogen is flowing through the system at the lowest flow rate that can be felt at the discharge dur ing any brazing procedures to prevent soot buildup inside the pipes It is reco...

Page 69: ...revent soot buildup inside the pipes 4 Vacuum the unit as per above procedure 5 If there was a compressor burnout a Charge the unit with new refrigerant and operate it for continuously for 2 hours Pum...

Page 70: ...them as well 8 Carefully remove the new control board from the static bag it was shipped in Place any cut off standoffs from the old board into the same locations on the new board 9 Align the control...

Page 71: ...e display board Ensure the connector is properly aligned and that no pins are showing 9 Place the display board in position and align the four standoffs into the four holes of the board 10 Push on eac...

Page 72: ...WC 65 14 0 88 ATWC 75 16 1 0 ATWC 100 21 1 3 Note for circ pump sizing these flow rates may be greater than required for boilers of a similar heating capacity ATWC 80 17 1 1 Table 25 Shipping Informat...

Page 73: ...69 12 0 76 13 0 82 14 0 88 15 0 95 16 1 01 ATWC 65 7 0 44 8 0 50 9 0 57 10 0 63 11 0 69 12 0 76 13 0 82 14 0 88 15 0 95 16 1 01 ATWC 80 8 0 50 9 0 57 10 0 63 11 0 69 12 0 76 13 0 82 14 0 88 15 0 95 16...

Page 74: ...e outdoor temperatures 10 F Cascade 20 F Cascade 30 F Cascade 40 F Cascade 50 F Warm Weather 60 F Warm Weather 70 F Warm Weather 140 F HEATING Outdoor Air Temperature Condensing Temperature Heat Rejec...

Page 75: ...e outdoor temperatures 10 F Cascade 20 F Cascade 30 F Cascade 40 F Cascade 50 F Warm Weather 60 F Warm Weather 70 F Warm Weather 140 F HEATING Outdoor Air Temperature Condensing Temperature Heat Rejec...

Page 76: ...e outdoor temperatures 10 F Cascade 20 F Cascade 30 F Cascade 40 F Cascade 50 F Warm Weather 60 F Warm Weather 70 F Warm Weather 140 F HEATING Outdoor Air Temperature Condensing Temperature Heat Rejec...

Page 77: ...se outdoor temperatures 10 F Cascade 20 F Cascade 30 F Cascade 40 F Cascade 50 F Warm Weather 60 F Warm Weather 70 F Warm Weather 140 F HEATING Outdoor Air Temperature Condensing Temperature Heat Reje...

Page 78: ...se outdoor temperatures 10 F Cascade 20 F Cascade 30 F Cascade 40 F Cascade 50 F Warm Weather 60 F Warm Weather 70 F Warm Weather 140 F HEATING Outdoor Air Temperature Condensing Temperature Heat Reje...

Page 79: ...ese outdoor temperatures 10 F Cascade 20 F Cascade 30 F Cascade 40 F Cascade 50 F Warm Weather 60 F Warm Weather 70 F Warm Weather 140 F HEATING Outdoor Air Temperature Condensing Temperature Heat Rej...

Page 80: ...48 4 0 3 0 19 0 20 5 25 10 4 6 220 1 50 187 253 16 0 87 17 3 122 4 0 3 0 40 5 44 8 60 6 2 7 380 3 50 342 418 6 0 46 5 8 48 4 0 3 0 19 0 20 5 25 10 4 ATWC 65 1 230 1 60 187 253 19 6 130 25 3 146 4 0 3...

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Page 92: ...PRELIMINARY 24 Sep 2021 Page 92 002536MAN 00 Dimensions ATWC 45 55...

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Page 98: ...1 Sensor Connector Temperature Connectors INDOOR OUTDOOR IN OUT IN OUT Short Circuit Protectors 24VAC Power Indicator USB Connector 5VCD 12VDC 24VDC power indicators Fault Indicator BACnet MS TP Conne...

Page 99: ...Loop OUT Mounted to pipe inside unit O_IN Outdoor Loop IN Unused O_OUT Outdoor Loop OUT Unused TABLE A2 Control Board Connector Descriptions Left Side Name Description PWM_IN Signal for PWM IN Unused...

Page 100: ...3 7 10k hot tank temperature sensor for HTS CTS Setpoint Control AI_4 Analog In Channel 4 Optional type 3 7 10k cold tank temperature sensor for HTS CTS Setpoint Control AI_3 Analog In Channel 3 0 to...

Page 101: ...circuit alarm used with C 1 Stage 1 alarm Dry contact to indicate R410a circuit alarm used with C C Alarm Common Used with 2 and 1 above AR Airflow Reductions Unused 24VAC Power 24VAC to indoor flow s...

Page 102: ...k on Step 1 to install the USB driver clicking allow or yes as required If the USB stick drive is not available the same file can be downloaded from the web page 1 Go to www nordicghp com Download Sof...

Page 103: ...ble click on the SOFTWARE folder to show its contents Double click on Step 2 and follow the prompts clicking allow or yes as required If you get a warning that NET framework is required go back and do...

Page 104: ...le PIC32UBL exe the programmer USB Bootloader Instructions pdf these instructions Note that on most computers the file extensions exe pdf will be hidden 3 Connect a USB printer cable between computer...

Page 105: ...programmer disconnects itself The messages should read as follows NOTE Updating the firmware does not affect the configu ration settings 12 Click on Load Hex File Select the MGL_GEN2_V400 production...

Page 106: ...upplied anti vibration grommets when specified for use Corrosion damage due to corrosive ambient environment Failure due to excessive cycling caused by improper mechanical setup or improperly programm...

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