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10. Appendices

10.2 Default values

N°

Description

Valeur par défaut

Discharge Temp.

Suction Temp.

Water Inlet temp.

Water outlet temp.

Coil Temp.

Ambient Temp.

IPM temp.

id coil temp.

Reserve

T10

Reserve

T11

Reserve

Target frequency

Current frequency

Main EEV opening

Slave EEL opening

Operation mode

1:Cooling 4:Heating

Fan speed

AC : 1 High / 2:middle / 3:Low

DC : value *10

Defrosting condition

OIL

Oil return condition

Reserve

Bottom plate heater on/off

Reserve

STF 4 way valve switch

Reserve

PTF

Reserve

Water pump on/off

AC fan high speed on/off

AC fan middle speed on/off

AC fan low speed on/off

dcU

DC main line voltage

dcC

Inverter compressor current (A)

AcU Input voltage
AcC Input current

HE 1 History error code
HE 2 History error code
HE 3 History error code
HE 4 History error code

Summary of Contents for PC-SLM080

Page 1: ...www poolstar fr Silent Max INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL for your heat pump ...

Page 2: ...released into the surrounding area Before starting work the environment of the equipment should be checked to ensure that there is no risk of flammability No smoking signs must be posted 6 Ventilated area Make sure the area is in the open air or is properly ventilated before working on the system or performing hot work Some ventilation must be maintained during the duration of the work 7 Controls ...

Page 3: ...esult of many years of research in the field of design and production of heat pumps for swimming pools Our aim is to provide you with an exceptional high performance quality product We have produced this manual with the utmost care so that you get maximum benefit from your Poolex heat pump Thank you ...

Page 4: ...es not exceed the maximum limits authorised for this particular product In the event of a defect and or malfunction of the heat pump the electricity supply must be discon nected and no attempt made to repair the fault Repairs must be undertaken only by an authorised technical service organisation using original replace ment parts Failure to comply with the above mentioned clauses may have an adver...

Page 5: ...ing the set temperature 20 4 5 Clock Setting 20 4 6 On Off synchronization adjustment 21 4 7 Activation deactivation of On Off groups 21 4 8 Download Installation of the Smart Life Application 22 4 9 Setting up the application 23 4 10 Pairing the heat pump 25 4 10 1 EZ Mode 25 4 11 Controlling 26 5 Operation 28 5 1 Operation 28 5 2 Servo control of circulating pump 28 5 3 Using the pressure gauge ...

Page 6: ...ware of all the instructions in the heat pump s installation manual as well as the technical specifications Under no circumstances install the equipment close to a source of heat combustible materials or a build ing s air intake If installation is not in a location with restricted access a heat pump protective grille must be fitted To avoid severe burns do not walk on pipework during installation ...

Page 7: ...is stopped Check the water flow rate every month and clean the filter if necessary During cleaning Switch off the equipment s electricity supply Close the water inlet and outlet valves Do not insert anything into the air or water intakes or outlets Do not rinse the equipment with water During repairs Carry out work on the refrigerant system in accordance with current safety regulations Brazing sho...

Page 8: ...lies with the RoHS European directive High performance with up to 80 energy savings compared to a conventional heating system Clean efficient and environmentally friendly R32 refrigerant Reliable high output leading brand compressor Wide hydrophilic aluminium evaporator for use at low temperatures User friendly intuitive remote control Designed to be silent Dual antifreeze system to avoid frost da...

Page 9: ...iency Ratio 3 86 3 5 3 4 Maximum power kW 1 7 2 6 3 2 Maximum current A 8 13 14 Electricity supply 220 240V 50Hz Protection IPX4 Heating temperature range 15 C 40 C Cooling temperature range 8 C 28 C Operating temperature range 7 C 43 C Unit dimensions L x W x H mm 870 355 647 975 376 647 1040 406 747 Unit weight kg 46 56 72 5 Sound pressure level at 1 m dBA 3 37 49 38 50 39 51 Sound pressure leve...

Page 10: ...10 Dimensions en mm Modèle 80 125 155 A 647 647 747 B 893 993 1064 C 260 280 367 D 75 85 74 E 582 662 713 F 875 975 1044 G 362 382 412 2 Description 2 4 Unit dimensions ...

Page 11: ...porator 8 Left side grill 9 Mounting frame 10 Air flux 11 Fan protective grille 12 Fan blade 13 Fan motor 14 Fan support 15 Back panel 16 One way valve 17 4 way valve 18 Compressor 19 Water Flow Switch 20 Heat exchanger 21 Right side Panel 22 Pressure gauge 23 Right side panel 2 Description 2 5 Exploded view ...

Page 12: ...t the area where it is installed 4 If necessary the unit may be raised by using suitable mounting pads designed to support its weight 5 Check that the unit is properly ventilated that the air outlet is not facing the windows of neighbouring buildings and that the exhaust air cannot return In addition provide sufficient space around the unit for servicing and maintenance operations 6 The unit must ...

Page 13: ...located under the pump In order to minimise the noise pollution associated with heat pump vibrations it can be positioned on vibration absorbing pads To do this you simply have to position a pad between each of the unit s feet and its support and then fix the heat pump to the support with suitable screws 3 Installation Valves 1 2 and 3 Bypass valves Valves 4 and 5 Regulating valves Recommended for...

Page 14: ...for at least 2 hours before putting the hydraulic circuit into water 3 6 Hydraulic connection 3 Installation WARNING Installation must be carried out by a qualified engineer This section is provided for information purposes only and must be checked and adapted if necessary according to the actual installation conditions WARNING Do not run water through the hydraulic circuit for 2 hours after apply...

Page 15: ...that the water in the system is clean thus avoiding the operational problems associated with dirt or clog ging in the filter 3 Installation Half open valve Half open valve Open valve Open valve Key Key TOWARDS THE POOL Filtration Pump Filtration Pump Automated treatment system Automated treatment system TOWARDS THE POOL FROM THE POOL POOL POOL FROM THE POOL ...

Page 16: ...r use For a three phase system it is essential to connect the phases in the correct sequence If the phases are inverted the heat pump s compressor will not work In places open to the public it is mandatory to install an emergency stop button close to the heat pump Models Electricity supply Max current Cable diameter Protection Thermal magnetic D curve protection Silent Max 80 Monophasé 220 240V 1N...

Page 17: ...uctions to electrically connect the heat pump Step 1 Detach the electrical top panel with a screwdriver to access the electrical terminal block Step 2 Insert the cable into the heat pump unit by passing it through the opening provided for that purpose Step 3 Connect the power supply cable to the terminal block in accordance with the diagram below 3 Installation 3 8 Electrical connection WARNING Th...

Page 18: ...s Water inlet temp Set temp Value Humidity unit Lock Failure Compressor Fan Water pump Before setting your set temperature you must choose the operating mode of your heat pump first Before you start make sure the filtration pump is running and that water is flowing through the heat pump Button On Off Set temperature Water temperature Deforsting WiFi Clock Operating mode ...

Page 19: ... mode so that the heat pump quickly heats the water in your pool Auto mode The heat pump intelligently chooses the most appropriate operating mode according to the setpoint temperature SILENT Cooling mode Choose this cooling mode for the heat pump to operate silently ECO Cooling mode Choose this cooling mode so that the heat pump operates in a conven tional manner BOOST Cooling mode Choose this co...

Page 20: ... setting interface The clock display flashes Step 3 Press the button to switch from hours to minutes and validate by pressing Step 3 Change the hours using the and buttons Step 4 Press the button 1s to confirm the setting and return to the main menu Step 1 Go to the main menu by unlocking the control panel Step 2 Press the and buttons to change the set tem perature ...

Page 21: ...ith the and buttons Step 6 Press to switch to the ON setting for the minutes modify with the and buttons Step 7 Press to go to the OFF hour setting modify with the and buttons Step 8 Press to go to the OFF minute setting modify with the and buttons Step 9 Press to confirm the settings and return to the main menu 4 7 Activation deactivation of On Off groups Groups can be activated deactivated at an...

Page 22: ...o the Help section of the Smart Life app The Smart Life app and services are provided by Hangzhou Tuya Technology Poolstar owner and distributor of the Poolex brand cannot be held responsible for the operation of the Smart Life app Poolstar has no visibility on your Smart Life account 4 8 Downloading Installing the Smart Life app Search for Smart Life in the App Store to download the app Search fo...

Page 23: ...cation code will be sent to you Enter your email address or phone number and click Send verification code Step 2 Enter the verification code received by email or phone to validate your account Congratulations You are now part of the Smart Life community 4 9 Setting up the app WARNING Before you begin make sure you have downloaded the Smart Life app connected to your local WiFi network and that you...

Page 24: ...Object Enter its name Pool for example then click Done Step 4 Now add a device to your Pool Click Add or and then Large appliances followed by Water heater At this point leave your smartphone on the Add screen and go to the pairing step for your control box 4 Use ...

Page 25: ...l of your control box CAUTION The Smart Life application only supports 2 4GHz WiFi networks If your WiFi network uses the 5GHz frequency go to the interface of your home WiFi network to create a second 2 4GHz WiFi network available for most Internet boxes routers and WiFi access points Press simultaneously for 5s flashes quickly the control box is ready to be paired The pairing is successful you c...

Page 26: ...e the temperature 6 Change the operating mode 7 Set the operating range Interface 4 11 Controlling Step 1 Create a schedule choose the time day s of the week s and the action turn on or off and save Configure the operating ranges for the heat pump Step 2 To delete a time slot press on it and hold 4 Use 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 27: ...ooling On Off FIX Eco Inverter Some modes may change depending on the machines Available modes For Inverter heat pumps You can choose between Inverter Heating Cooling Eco Silent or On Off Manual modes Choice of operating modes 4 Use ...

Page 28: ...ting correctly in the heat pump and that the flow rate is adequate Remove any unnecessary object or tool from around the unit Operation 1 Activate the unit s power supply protection differential switch and circuit breaker 2 Activate the circulating pump if it is not servo controlled 3 Check the By Pass opening and the control valves 4 Activate the heat pump by pressing once on 5 Adjust the remote ...

Page 29: ... go into safe mode This means that there has been a leakage of refrigerant and that you must call a qualified technician to replace it 5 4 Antifreeze protection When the heat pump is on standby the system monitors the ambient temperature and the water tempera ture in order to activate the antifreeze programme if required The antifreeze programme is automatically activated when the ambient temperat...

Page 30: ...ce of refrigerant WARNING Before undertaking maintenance work on the unit ensure that you have disconnected the electrical power supply In the winter months when the ambient temperature is lower than 3 C a shut down heat pump must be winterised to avoid any frost damage Winterising in 4 steps 6 2 Winter storage Step 1 Disconnect the heat pump from the power supply Step 3 Unscrew the drain plug and...

Page 31: ...maintenance and future repairs Only an experienced professional is authorized to modify the default parameters WARNING Any modification of the parameters reserved automatically results in the cancellation of the guarantee System settings can be checked and changed using the remote control by following the steps below Step 1 Press the button until the icon flashes to enter the general heat pump set...

Page 32: ... Fan blade failure Check or replace fan blade AL11 AL12 High and low presure switch failure Gas system blocked Check the gas system Fan motor failure Check fan motor Gas leakage check the gas amount Pressure switch failure check or replace pressure switch AL14 ambient temp protection Out of operating range turn off the machine sensor failure check or replace new sensor AL15 Water temperature too h...

Page 33: ...t pump distributor against a new purchase Your heat pump has reached the end of its life and you wish to dispose of it or to replace it Do not throw it in the rubbish bin A heat pump must be disposed of separately with a view to its reuse recycling or upgrading It contains substances that are potentially hazardous to the environment but which will be eliminated or neutralised by recycling YOU HAVE...

Page 34: ...he following cases Malfunction or damage arising from an installation usage or repair that is not in compliance with the safety instructions Malfunction or damage arising from a chemical agent that is unsuitable for the pool Malfunction or damage arising from conditions that are unsuitable for the equipment s purposes of use Damage arising from negligence accident or force majeure Malfunction or d...

Page 35: ... 4WAY DHEAT BUMP CN4 CN17 CN7 CN12 CN5 CN6 L N GND RS 485 PE ACL ACN DC Fan CN9 V G B A V G B A U V G B A V G B A N N N V W PE red white blue Low Pressure Switch Water Flow Switch High Pressure Switch Ambient temp sensor Coil temp sensor Discharge temp sensor Outlet Water sensor Suction temp sensor Inlet water sensor Display Short Circuit Connection Water Pump Power Supply 220V Y G N ...

Page 36: ... operation is used to facilitate maintenance and future repairs Only an experienced professional is authorized to change the default settings Step 1 Press until the icon flashes to enter the general heat pump settings Step 2 Press Step 3 enter the correct value using the and but tons then validate with Step 4 Long press to return to the main menu ...

Page 37: ...n mode 1 Cooling 4 Heating Pr Fan speed AC 1 High 2 middle 3 Low DC value 10 dF Defrosting condition OIL Oil return condition r1 Reserve r2 Bottom plate heater on off r3 Reserve STF 4 way valve switch HF Reserve PF Reserve PTF Reserve Pu Water pump on off AH AC fan high speed on off Ad AC fan middle speed on off AL AC fan low speed on off dcU DC main line voltage dcC Inverter compressor current A ...

Page 38: ... 1 Press the button until the icon flashes to enter the general heat pump settings Step 2 Press the arrow to enter the password 138 Step 3 enter the correct value using the and but tons then validate with the button Step 4 Scroll through the codes of the main parameters using the and buttons Step 5 Press the button to enter the desired setting Step 6 Modify the desired value with the and buttons S...

Page 39: ... pump opérating period compressor off per L1 minutes turn on 5 minutes L1 3 to 180min 30 L2 Timer setting valid 0 Invalid 1 Valid 1 L3 Memory function 0 OFF 1 ON 1 L4 Back light setting 0 no light 1 lightning 2 Off after 30 seconds without operating 2 L5 Unit operation mode 0 heating only 1 cooling only 2 heating cooling 3 cooling heating auto boost heating silent heating boost cooling silent cool...

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