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User and installer manual

Summary of Contents for EHP-HS004MR32-EX2

Page 1: ...2 IN2 EHP HS250BM IN2 EHP HS250BMHR3 IN2 EHP HS004MR32 EX2 EHP HS006MR32 EX2 EHP HS008MR32 EX2 EHP HS010MR32 EX2 EHP HS012MR32 EX2 EHP HS012TR32 EX2 EHP HS014MR32 EX2 EHP HS014TR32 EX2 EHP HS016MR32 E...

Page 2: ...according to the current WEEE law in compliance with the European Directive 2012 19 UE Please inform yourself at your local Administration or at your reseller in case the product will be replaced wit...

Page 3: ...elluno Italia Verantwortlichef rdietechnischenUnterlagenzusammenstellenn 00708410253istdasUnternehmenbeiderHandelskammervon BellunoItalienregistriert Responsable pour compiler le dossier technique est...

Page 4: ...on or liability in connection with the replacement of a product or heat exchanger If Rinnai determines that repair of a product is not possible Rinnai will replace the product with a comparable produc...

Page 5: ...L 26 5 RECEPTION 27 6 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 32 7 WATER CONNECTIONS 43 8 REFRIGERATING CONNECTIONS 48 9 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 53 10 START UP 61 11 CONTROL 85 12 MAINTENACE 134 13 DISPOSAL 148 14 T...

Page 6: ...do oo or r u un ni it t S Si iz ze e H HS S0 00 04 4 H HS S0 00 06 6 H HS S0 00 08 8 H HS S0 01 10 0 H HS S0 01 12 2 H HS S0 01 16 6 H HS S0 01 12 2 H HS S0 01 16 6 Width 426 523 Length 986 1104 Heigh...

Page 7: ...p pe e o of f p pi ip pe es s H HS S0 00 04 4 H HS S0 00 06 6 H HS S0 00 08 8 H HS S0 01 16 6 Liquid external L 1 4 6 3mm 3 8 9 5mm Gas external G 5 8 15 9mm 5 8 15 9mm Min thickness gas 0 8 mm Min th...

Page 8: ...A B C D E C Co on nd de en ns sa at te e d dr ra ai in n Size HS004 HS006 Size HS008 HS016 N Description A DWH outlet 3 4 B Domestic hot water recirculation input DHW 3 4 C Aqueduct inlet 3 4 D Syste...

Page 9: ...vibration joints Indicative plumbing diagram The system components must be defined by Designer and Installer ex expansion tanks vents taps calibration safety valves etc C C C C C Co om mp po on ne en...

Page 10: ...l p pa ar rt ts s 1 Remove the screws A 2 Remove the panel I In nt te er rn na al l u un ni it t c co on nn ne ec ct ti io on ns s Carry out the connection in accordance with the electric connection l...

Page 11: ...g size mm2 4 6 2 5 4 1 1 p ph ha as se e s su up pp pl ly y 3 3 p ph ha as se e s su up pp pl ly y B Bu us s c co on nn ne ec ct ti io on ns s Cable type 2 core shielded wire 0 75 1 25 mm2 AWG18 AWG16...

Page 12: ...e e s sy ys st te em m counter for components with absorption greater than 0 2A counter for components with absorption greater than 0 2A S So ol la ar r counter for components with absorption greater...

Page 13: ...T1 There are three methods for connecting the thermostat cable and it depends on the application R Ro oo om m t th he er rm mo os st ta at t N No ot t s su up pp pl li ie ed d User interface setting...

Page 14: ...UP P to adjust the time the mode and the temperature Movre to press OK to select or unselect the timer is selected the timer is unselected Six timers can be set If you want to cancel the TIMER you mov...

Page 15: ...y when will be power on Repeat the operation after the unit has operated for a number of hours and periodically control the system pressure Reintegration is carried out when the unit is off pump OFF 3...

Page 16: ...fety valve on the DHW side 12 Present expansion vessel on the DHW side 13 Has the compressor support bracket been removed 14 Does the system contain the minimum required amount of water 15 Are the ant...

Page 17: ...n the menu structure U UN NL LO OC CK K Long press for unlocking locking the controller O OK K To confirm an operation S SX X D DX X D DO OW WN N U UP P Navigate the cursor on the display navigate in...

Page 18: ...oc ck k Please input the password Cool heat temp adjust Cool heat mode on off DHW temp adjust DHW mode on off S Se er rv vi ic ce e i in nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n Service call Error code Parameter...

Page 19: ...orming maintenance operations Switch off the power switch before touching electrical components and terminals When the service panels are removed the live parts can easily be touched by mistake Never...

Page 20: ...plastic bags risk choking Some products use PP packaging straps Do not pull the straps or use them to lift or move the product It may be dangerous should the straps break Dispose safely of packaging...

Page 21: ...nd wires are protected against the water external forces or other phenomena Incomplete connections or fixing may cause a fire When connecting the power supply arrange the wires so that the front panel...

Page 22: ...n electric heater Do not pierce nor burn Be aware that refrigerants are odourless C CA AU UT TI IO ON N Place the unit on the ground The earth resistance should comply with the law and local regulatio...

Page 23: ...salt such as the seaside Where the power supply voltage is subject to fluctuations such as in factories On vehicles or ships Where there are acid or alkaline vapours Prior to installation verify if th...

Page 24: ...installation is complete the unit tested and functioning is normal instruct the client as regards the use and maintenance of the unit as indicated in this manual In addition make sure that the manual...

Page 25: ...mental impact thanks to the low Global Warming Potential GWP low flammability class A2L according to ISO 817 low combustion speed low toxicity The refrigerant quantity is indicated on the unit plate Q...

Page 26: ...ri ia al l n nu um mb be er r It identifies uniquely each machine It identifies specific spare parts for the machine A As ss si is st ta an nc ce e r re eq qu ue es st t Note data from the serial numb...

Page 27: ...after this period are invalid S St to or ra ag ge e Shelter from direct sunlight rain sand and wind Stocking temperature maximum 50 C minimum 10 C N NO OT TE E The respect of the instructions on the...

Page 28: ...rk input side 2 Input side for lifting by crane 3 Do not lean it more than 45 and do not lay it sidelong 4 Do not lean it more than 45 and do not lay it sidelong D DA AN NG GE ER R It is strictly forb...

Page 29: ...x key 2 2 R Re em mo ov ve e w wo oo od de en n p pl la at tf fo or rm ms s Remove the screws External unit Remove the screws A Move the brackets B Rimove the brackets P Pa ac ck ki in ng g r re em mo...

Page 30: ...customer 4 4 System 7 7 Refrigerant lines Provided by the customer System outlet 1 M 8 8 Unit drain Provided by the customer System return 1 M 9 9 Solar panels option 3 4 M 5 5 Elfocontrol3 EVO optio...

Page 31: ...urn 1 J System outlet 1 A Liquid line 3 8 B Gas line 5 8 C DHW output 3 4 D Domestic hot water recirculation input DHW 3 4 E Aqueduct input 3 4 C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s 1 System exchanger 2 Syst...

Page 32: ...inimum total area Amin total required for the total refrigerant charge mc 3 3 i if f A Ar ro oo om m A A A Ar ro oo om m B B A Am mi in nt to ot ta al l 4 calculate through table 3 1 or 3 2 depending...

Page 33: ...corresponds to the higher mc value from the table If mc 2 07 kg consider the value that corresponds to mc 2 08 kg Systems with total refrigerant charge lower tha nor equal 1 84 kg are not subjected t...

Page 34: ...than 600 mm the value of H considered is 600 mm to comply to IEC 60335 2 40 2018 Clause GG 1 For intermediate mmax values consider the value that corresponds to the higher mmax value from the table I...

Page 35: ...without increasing noise or vibration carry out maintenance operations technical spaces requested by the unit water connections max distance allowed by the electrical connections max distance allowed...

Page 36: ...t circulation of the air is indispensible to guarantee the good working order of the machine Avoid therefore obstacles to the airflow exchange difficulties leaves or other foreign bodies that can obst...

Page 37: ...the min distances from the podestrian areas 5 Avoid installations next to bedrooms or windows Consider sound emissions 6 Provide windbreaks or similar in locations with strong winds 7 Avoid snow accum...

Page 38: ...o that the unit may not cause any vibrations or noise during its operation Prepare four sets each of 10 Expansion bolts nuts and washers N NO OT TE E Screw in the foundation bolts until their length i...

Page 39: ...the drain lay the tube below the frost line E E A DTX Condensation collection basin Accessory separately supplied B Unit support Accessory separately supplied C Pipe discharge connection Customer car...

Page 40: ...s where the unit doesn t disturb the neighbours Avoid installations in places subject to flooding Avoid installations next to bedrooms or windows The spaces can be occupied by objects that must be eas...

Page 41: ...na al l p pa ar rt ts s 1 Remove the screws A 2 Remove the panel 3 Remove the screws B Remove the panel Same sequence for the opposite side 4 Electrical panel opening unscrew knobs C A 1 2 Keyboard ca...

Page 42: ...42 L Le ev vi il ll li in ng g i in nt te er rn na al l u un ni it t Position the internal unit on a flat level surface Adjust the support feet Installation requirements...

Page 43: ...off valves Anti vibration joints Indicative plumbing diagram The system components must be defined by Designer and Installer ex expansion tanks vents taps calibration safety valves etc I In nd di is...

Page 44: ...th he e c cl li ie en nt t Must be installed on the system return The filter must never be removed Check for clogging from time to time C Co on nn ne ec ct ti in ng g t th he e i in nd do oo or r u un...

Page 45: ...rom sludge and contaminants and protected against build ups N Ne ew w s sy ys st te em ms s In case of new installations it is essential to wash the entire installation with the circulator uninstalled...

Page 46: ...ater in the pipes and unit may freeze Frost may determine irreversible damage to the unit Frost damage is not covered by the warranty If the unit or hydraulic connections are subject to temperatures c...

Page 47: ...3 bar 9 Check the hydraulic seal of the joints Once the process is finished the valve goes to heating cooling mode automatically when will be power on Repeat the operation after the unit has operated...

Page 48: ...eat sources etcs the expansion of the trapped gas could cause an explosion in the refrigerating ducting Evaluate the possibility of installing a safety valve especiallly in the ducting of the liquid w...

Page 49: ...ckets and the pipes so as to prevent the transmission of vibrations avoid the passage in particularly silent environments Pipes must be clean Plug the ends of the pipe prior to passing it through a ho...

Page 50: ...ape B C A E D Internal unit R Re ef fr ri ig ge er ra at ti in ng g l li in ne e f fi it tt ti in ng gs s S Si iz ze e H HS S0 00 04 4 H HS S0 01 16 6 2x5 8 Linea gas 2x3 8 Linea liquido 2x5 8 Linea g...

Page 51: ...e eq q 1 02 1 11 1 24 N NO OT TE E The refrigerant charge present in the external unit is sufficient up to 15 meters of distance between the 2 units L Le en ng gt th hs s o of f d du uc ct ti in ng g...

Page 52: ...and pipes and check if bub bles are present gas leaks if everything is OK proceed discharge the nitrogen from the unit connect F F to the vacuum pump open cocks A A C C and I I start the vacuum pump i...

Page 53: ...ctrical accessories included The electrical data indicated in the technical bulletin and in the manual refer to the standard unit accessories excluded The label reports the indications envisaged by re...

Page 54: ...t ti io on n 1 After 24 hours Pump_o stops After 24 hours Pump_o starts again 2 Without TBH With TBH 3 4 0 0 variable speed pump max head 7 5m 0 1 constant speed reserved 1 0 variable speed pump max h...

Page 55: ...reater than 0 2A S So ol la ar r counter for components with absorption greater than 0 2A counter for components with absorption greater than 0 2A D DH HW W r re ec ci ir rc cu ul la at ti io on n T T...

Page 56: ...ze e e e h he ea at ti in ng g t ta ap pe e D De ef fr ro os st t A Ad dd di it ti io on na al l e el le ec ct tr ri ic c h he ea at te er r 4 4k kW W S ST TD D c co on nn ne ec ct ti io on n 2 2k kW...

Page 57: ...ure probe supplied with the boiler D De es sc cr ri ip pt ti io on n E EV VU U P Ph ho ot to ov vo ol lt ta ai ic c s si ig gn na al l S SG G S Sm ma ar rt t g gr ri id d The unit operates normally OF...

Page 58: ...access the panel see Access to internal parts Carry out the connection in accordance with the electric connection layout Wiring size mm2 1 5 Stated values are maximum values see electrical data for e...

Page 59: ...Stated values are maximum values see electrical data for exact values N No ot te e The ground fault circuit interrupter must be a high speed type breaker of 30 mA 0 1 s Use a 3 conductor shielded cabl...

Page 60: ...one N No ot te e The wiring of the thermostat should correspond to the settings of the user interface See chapter START UP AND CONFIGURATION ROOM THERMOSTAT Power supply of machine and room thermostat...

Page 61: ...ollowing check list is a brief reminder of the points to check and of the operations to perform to start up the unit For details on the points mentioned in the check list refer to various chapters of...

Page 62: ...11 Compile documentation 15 Are the anti vibration joints on the hydraulic connections present 16 Was the system loaded placed under pressure and was the air let out 17 Have you verified the expansion...

Page 63: ...ystem make sure that the hydraulic system has been washed and that the water has been drained 3 Check that the hydraulic circuit has been filled and pressurized 4 Check that the shut off valves in the...

Page 64: ...s and close to those of work take the following data Voltage and general absorptions with unit at full load Absorption of varied electrical loads compressors fans pumps etc Temperatures and capacities...

Page 65: ...es displayed on the wired controller user interface are in C K Ke ey ys s F Fu un nc ct ti io on n M ME EN NU U Enter the menu structure from the home page O ON N O OF FF F To set the ON OFF functiono...

Page 66: ...heat mode cool mode T3 Temperature of tube at outlet inlet of condenser when in cool heat mode T4 Outside temperature T5 Temperature of domestic hot water Ta Room temperature on the user interface HMI...

Page 67: ..._ _O ON N sets the temperature difference between the DHW setpoint T5S and the storage tank temperature T5 above which the heat pump is activated in DHW mode When T5S T5 dT5_ON the heat pump providing...

Page 68: ...DH HW WM MI IN N can take is 25 C which is the DHW mode lower outside temperature operating limit of the heat pump The heat pump will turn off if the outside temperature drops below it in water heati...

Page 69: ...runs in DWH mode After t_DHWHP_MAX minutes T5 has not reached Operation in DHW PRIORITY T5 DHW tank water temperature T5S DHW set temperature T5stop DHW mode leaving water temperature operating limit...

Page 70: ...automatic setting curve for cooling mode T T1 1S Se et tC C2 2 sets the temperature 2 of automatic setting curve for cooling mode T T4 4C C1 1 sets the outside temperature 1 of automatic setting curv...

Page 71: ...e which the heat pump provides heated water to the space heating terminals d dT TS SH H sets the temperature difference between the actual room temperature Ta and set room temperature TS above which t...

Page 72: ...not operate in cooling mode T4HMIN The outside temperature below which the heat pump will not operate in heating mode M Me en nu u T TE EM MP P T TY YP PE E S SE ET TT TI IN NG G M ME EN NU U F FO OR...

Page 73: ...the keyboard on board the unit Configuration TWO ZONES the ON OFF of the unit is controlled by the thermostat while the COOLING HEATING mode for both zones is controlled by the keyboard on the unit C...

Page 74: ...not avaible d dT T1 1_ _A AS SH H_ _O ON N sets the temperature difference between the heat pump s leaving water set temperature T1S and the heat pump s leaving water temperature T1 above which the ad...

Page 75: ...ciency of the heat pump required to make it more cost effective than the boiler When the efficiency of the heat pump is lower than the minimum efficiency the heat pump is switched off and the demands...

Page 76: ...R RU UN N M ME EN NU U F FO OR R S SE ER RV VI IC CE EM MA AN N T TE ES ST T R RU UN N The POINT CHECK menu is used to check the operation of individual components Use DOWN UP to scroll to the compon...

Page 77: ...if the flow switch detects that the water flow is normal PUMPI operates for 3 mins after which the 3 way valve closes and the 2 way valve opens 60s later both PUMI and PUMPO will operate C CI IR RC CU...

Page 78: ...ill then operate until the water temperature rises to the set temperature or the next command is received On systems with no auxiliary heat source AHS the heat pump will then operate until the water t...

Page 79: ...urge valve is open T T1 1S S is the target outlet water temperature in preheating for floor mode t t_ _f fr ri is st tF FH H is the time last for preheating floor The operation of the unit during preh...

Page 80: ...y for warming up t_HIGHPEAK is the continue days in high temperature t_DRYDOWN is the day of dropping temperature T_DRYPEAK is the target peak temperature of water flow during floor drying up START TI...

Page 81: ...DFT1 DFT2 should manage defrosting alarm Size No 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 HS004 HS006 18 18 16 15 14 13 12 12 12 HS008 HS010 19 19 18 16 14 12 12 12 12 HS012 HS014 1 phase 30 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 HS016 1...

Page 82: ...mperature T1s is determined by the outdoor temperature In each mode each curve from the eight curves in the user interface can be selected The relationship between outside temperature T4 and leaving w...

Page 83: ...temperature heating mode and curve 6 is default in ECO mode Leaving water set temperature C Figure B Low temperature curves for cooling mode Notes 1 Selectable when the low temperature for cooling is...

Page 84: ...ling is set 2 Curve 4 is default in high temperature cooling mode Leaving water set temperature C Figure D Automatic setting curve for heating mode Automatic setting curve for cooling mode The setting...

Page 85: ...enu structure from the home page O ON N O OF FF F To set the ON OFF functionor DHW mode turn on or off the function in the menu structure U UN NL LO OC CK K Long press for unlocking locking the contro...

Page 86: ...adiator Domestic hot water The floor heating panels radiants The disinfect anti legionella function is acti vated System water supply temperature configurable ON ON OFF Heat mode DHW tank temperature...

Page 87: ...in ng g t to o t th he e t ty yp pe e o of f s sy ys st te em m The installer is responsible for configuration 1 1 single zone system 2 double zone system Keyboard control MENU FOR SERVICEMAN ROOM THE...

Page 88: ...Ch hi il ld d l lo oc ck k Please input the password Cool heat temp adjust Cool heat mode on off DHW temp adjust DHW mode on off S Se er rv vi ic ce e i in nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n Service call Er...

Page 89: ...able Depending on the system layout the following home pages may be possible Room desired temperature ROOM Water flow desired temperature MAIN Double zone system water supply temperature M Me en nu u...

Page 90: ...s any key the icon UNLOCK will flash Long press the UNLOCK key The icon will disappear the interface can be controlled The interface will be locked if there is no handing for a long time about 120 sec...

Page 91: ...nit for space heating or cooling The ON OFF of the unit can be controlled by the interface if the ROOM THERMOSTAT is NON see FOR SERVICEMAN Press L LE EF FT T o or r U Up p on home page the black curs...

Page 92: ...F is pressed on the interface MODE SETTING can be turned on or off with the room thermostat and controls the heating and cooling mode see the FOR SERVICEMAN section The room thermostat is set NON see...

Page 93: ...e side press the ON OFF button to turn the radiant panels on off The following page is displayed Use the interface to turn on or off the unit for DHW Press R RI IG GH HT T on home page the black curso...

Page 94: ...he e t te em mp pe er ra at tu ur re e System water DHW Press L LE EF FT T o or r U Up p on home page the black cursor will appear If the cursor is on the temperature use the L LE EF FT T R RI IG GH...

Page 95: ...ng page will appear The operation mode can not be changed If you select Then the space operation mode is heat Heating mode cool Cooling mode Auto Automatically changed by the software based on the out...

Page 96: ...on PRESET TEMP PRESET TEMPERATUER PRESET TEMP Preset Temperature The PRESET TEMP function will be off in these conditions 1 AUTO mode is running 2 TIMER or WEEKLY SCHEDULE is running Go to MENU PRESE...

Page 97: ...e Six periods and six temperatures can be set For example Now time is 8 00 and temperature is 35 C The following page will appear We set the PRESET TEMP as following table I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io...

Page 98: ...increased in heating mode Go to MENU PRESET TEMPERATURE WEATHER TEMP SET Press OK The following page will appear I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n The WEATHER TEMP SET function is used to select the c...

Page 99: ...used to save energy The ECO MODE function is activated if DOUBLE ZONE is on NO if DOUBLE ZONE is on YES the ECO MODE function is not activated see MENU FOR SERVICEMAN TEMP TYPE SETTING Go to MENU PRES...

Page 100: ...T T D Do ow wn n U Up p to scroll and press U Up p D Do ow wn n to adjust the time I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n The desired temperature T1S can t be adjusted when the ECO mode is ON If ECO MODE i...

Page 101: ...0 C forcely The disinfect temperature is set in DHW MODE See FOR SERCICEMAN DWH MODE DISINFECT Go to MENU DOMESTIC HOT WATER DISINFECT Press OK The following page will appear Press L LE EF FT T R RI I...

Page 102: ...r OFF I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n The FAST DHW function is once effective T Ta an nk k h he ea at te er r The tank heater function is used to force the tank heater to heat the water in tank usin...

Page 103: ...RUN The pump is the provided by the Customer The DHW PUMP function is used to return water of the water net Go to MENU DOMESTIC HOT WATER DHW PUMP Press OK The following page will appear Move to press...

Page 104: ...U UP P to adjust the time the mode and the temperature Movre to press OK to select or unselect the timer is selected the timer is unselected Six timers can be set If you want to cancel the TIMER you...

Page 105: ...FT T o or r R RI IG GH HT T to scroll through the days press OK to select or unselect the day If the day means that the day is selected MON means that the day is unselected I In nf fo or rm ma at ti...

Page 106: ...HT T D Do ow wn n U UP P to scroll and adjust the time the mode and the temperature Timers can be set including start time and end time mode and temperature The mode includes heat mode cool mode and D...

Page 107: ...you want to exit CANCEL TIMER press BACK If TIMER or WEEKLY SCHEDULE is activated timer icon or weekly schedule icon will display on the home page If TIMER or WEEKLY SCHEDULE is canceled icon will dis...

Page 108: ...ORT is valid TIMER or WEEKLY SCHEDULE is activated when the ECO or COMFORT is not running TIMER and WEEKLY SCHEDULE are on the same priority The later setting function is valid The PRESET TEMP becomes...

Page 109: ...the heating or cooling capacity is also more decreasing There are two method to use the silent mode 1 silent mode in all time 2 silent mode in timer Go to the home page to check if silent mode is acti...

Page 110: ...following page will appear Usage example You go away during the winter The current date is 2020 01 31 two days later is 2020 02 02 it is the beginning date of the holiday If you are in the following s...

Page 111: ...y y h ho om me e The HOLIDAY HOME function is used to program up to 6 programs without changing the normal schedules when holidaying at home During your holiday you can use the holiday mode to deviate...

Page 112: ...rr re en nt tl ly y n no ot t a av va ai il la ab bl le e The BACKUP HEATER function is used to force the backup heater Go to MENU OPTIONS BACKUP HEATER Press OK If IBH and AHS is set invalid by DIP...

Page 113: ...u want to adjust the cool heat temperature when cool heat temperature is locked the following page will appear The cool heat mode can t turn on or off when the COOL HEAT MODE ON OFF is locked If you w...

Page 114: ...the operating parameters 4 display used to configure the display How to go to service information menu Go to MENU SERVICE INFORMATION Press OK The following page will appear The service call can show...

Page 115: ...EF FT T R RI IG GH HT T D Do ow wn n U UP P to scroll O Op pe er ra at ti io on n P Pa ar ra am me et te er r This menu Operation parameter is for installer or service engineer reviewing the operatio...

Page 116: ...not be activated in the system the parameter will show The heat pump capacity is for reference only not used to judge the ability of the unit The accuracy of sensor is 1 C The flow rates parameters ar...

Page 117: ...ng the function of equipment Setting the parameters H Ho ow w T To o G Go o T To o F Fo or r S Se er rv vi ic ce em ma an n Go to MENU FOR SERVICEMAN Press OK The FOR SERVICEMAN is used for installer...

Page 118: ...it t F Fo or r S SE ER RV VI IC CE EM MA AN N If you have set all the parameter Press BACK the following page will appear Select YES and press OK to exit the FOR SERVICEMAN After exiting the FOR SERVI...

Page 119: ...29 29 29 29 29 28 28 28 28 28 28 27 27 27 27 27 27 26 26 26 7 T1S 28 28 28 28 28 28 27 27 27 27 27 27 26 26 26 26 26 26 25 25 25 8 T1S 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 T...

Page 120: ...etting from wired controller if T4H2 T4H1 exchange value if T1SETH1 T1SETH2 exchange value Table3 The outside temperature curve of the low temperature setting for cooling T4 10 T4 15 15 T4 22 22 T4 30...

Page 121: ...etting curve is the ninth curve this is the calculation State In the setting the wired controller if T4C2 T4C1 then exchange their value if T1SETC1 T1SETC2 then exchange their value 4 10 T4 15 15 T4 2...

Page 122: ...enabled Read real 2 for example set 17 5 C read 35 4 4 T5s Water tank setting 20 C 60 75 C Sphera A with AHS can be set to 75 other unit for 60 default 50 5 5 Function setting bit15 Reserved bit14 Res...

Page 123: ...to the compressor temperature Th unit C Send value actual value 110 T1 Water outlet temperature of the backup heater or additional heating source IBH and or AHS 111 T1B Flow water temperature for low...

Page 124: ...ote ON OFF 1 d8 BIT3 Oil return BIT2 Anti freeze BIT1 Defrost BIT0 Recirculation pump 129 Load output BIT15 DEFROST BIT14 External heat source BIT13 ON Compressor BIT12 ALARM BIT11 Solar pump Pump_S B...

Page 125: ...Actual value 100 units M3 H 139 ODU current limit scheme Scheme value Outside machine feedback 174 140 IDU capacity Actual value 100 units kW 141 T solar 142 Number of cascade units BIT1 BIT15 repres...

Page 126: ...forst 1008 IDU status 2 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Bit4 T1 water outlet temperature 1 with 0 without Bit3 IBH backup system electrical resistance 1 with 0 without Bit2 DHW Bit1 Heat Bit0 Cool...

Page 127: ...m read real 1027 PMV ODU EXV opening unit Paulse R lt READ REAL show only 8 multiples Only Multiples of 8 Will BE Shown 1028 T3 Coil temp unit C 1029 T4 Ambient temperature unit C 1030 Tp Discharge Tp...

Page 128: ...or failure 4 40 0 ODU E E7 7 Tbt1 balance water tank upper sensor failure 6 6 IDU E E8 8 Water flow failure is displayed within three times and can be recovered after minutes 9 9 IDU E E9 9 Th tempera...

Page 129: ...erature sensor failure 1 14 4 IDU H Hb b Three consecutive PP protection and Twout 7 C fault power failure recovery 2 21 1 IDU H Hd d Slave and master communication failure this failure occurs when mu...

Page 130: ...generation R32 A series 0X2 2nd generation R32 upgrade A series compatible with custom requirements 0x3 A Sphera custom upgrade The lower 4 bits are subtypes R32 refrigerant frequency conversion wate...

Page 131: ...range 2 10 C adjustment interval 1 C 213 dT1S5 Default 10 C range 5 40 C adjustment interval 1 C 214 T_Interval_DHW Default 5min range 5 5min adjustment interval 1min 215 T4DHWmax Default 43 C range 3...

Page 132: ...sted spacing 1 C E Series Default 1 5 C range 25 15 C adjusted spacing 1 C 233 T4_IBH_on The ambient temperature of the electric auxiliary heating IBH of the hydraulic module is turned on the setting...

Page 133: ...heating first run time default value 72hrs setting range 48 96hrs 260 T1S First warm Target outlet water temperature in preheating for floor mode setting range 25 35 C default 25 C 261 T1SetC1 Coolin...

Page 134: ...e isolated at the beginning the line isolator device is open locked and equipped with the suitable warning sign make sure no tension is present After switching the power off wait at least 5 minutes be...

Page 135: ...use ignition sources that may lead to fire or explosion during operations on the cooling system or on pipes that contain or have contained flammable refrigerant All possible ignition sources including...

Page 136: ...e sealants may inhibit the effectiveness of a few types of leak detection equipment It is not necessary to isolate intrinsically safe components before performing operations on them R Re ep pa ar ra a...

Page 137: ...t be vented to the atmospheric pressure to allow the intervention This step is essential to perform brazing operations on the pipes Make sure that the vacuum pump intake is not near ignition sources a...

Page 138: ...collection Tanks must be equipped with a perfectly functioning safety valve and relative interception valves Empty recovery tanks are evacuated and if possible cooled before recovery Recovery equipme...

Page 139: ...erformed in such a way that mechanical damage to the equipment inside it does not cause refrigerant leaks The maximum number of elements that can be stored together is determined by local regulations...

Page 140: ...X Capacity contactor status X Terminal closing cable insulation integrity X Voltage and phase unbalancing no load and on load X Absorptions of the single electrical loads X Compressor carter resi sta...

Page 141: ...f inactivity is foreseen turn off the power avoid the risk of frost empty the system or add glycol Turn off the power to avoid electrical risks or damages by lightning strikes With lower temperatures...

Page 142: ...the fan and the relative protection grids are well fixed The fan bearings evident by noise and anomalous vibrations the terminal protection covers are closed and the cable holders are properly positi...

Page 143: ...Ensure that the motor is in the high position visible from the lever positioned at the top DHW Place it on the valve body turn it to lock Motion from the lever from low to high can only be done elect...

Page 144: ...machine Keep the direction parallel to the flow of the flaps to avoid damages Check the aluminium flaps have not been damaged or folded on the contrary contact an authorised after sales assistance ce...

Page 145: ...value indicated on the label S Sa af ft te ey y v va al lv ve es s The safety valves must be checked regularly Almost all losses are caused by impurities deposited inside the valve It s normal if som...

Page 146: ...m the start up After one month from start up Once a year U Un nl lo oa ad di in ng g Remove the magnet holder cartridge 1 Open the tap to purge impurities 2 Close the tap C Cl le ea an ni in ng g e ex...

Page 147: ...rol that there are no water losses from the fitting Open the water inlet tap A untill water flows out from outlet tap then turn of water outlet tap Power on then restart the unit D DA AN NG GE ER R Be...

Page 148: ...ical and electronic equipment must be disposed of by authorised personnel through established waste disposal authorities around the country In this regard here is the definition of household WEEE and...

Page 149: ...3 4 Return from user side system M 1 Supply to the utility installation M 1 Gas line 5 8 SAE Liquid line 3 8 SAE Electric line input Dhw recirculation circuit inlet M 3 4 Return from the 3 4 M solar s...

Page 150: ...id line 3 8 SAE Electric line input Dhw recirculation circuit inlet M 3 4 Return from the 3 4 M solar system accessory separately supplied Supply to the 3 4 M solar system accessory separately supplie...

Page 151: ...e e H HS S0 00 04 4 H HS S0 00 06 6 Size H HS S0 00 04 4 H HS S0 00 06 6 Operating weight kg 58 Shipping weight kg 64 1 Compressor compartment 2 Electrical panel 3 Power input 4 Condensate drain 5 Suc...

Page 152: ...01 10 0 H HS S0 01 12 2 H HS S0 01 16 6 H HS S0 01 12 2 H HS S0 01 16 6 Power supply 3ph 1ph Operating weight kg 77 96 112 Shipping weight kg 88 110 125 1 Compressor compartment 2 Electrical panel 3 P...

Page 153: ...power input 3 kW 1 06 1 57 2 08 2 59 3 24 3 84 4 45 COP 3 3 93 3 83 3 95 3 86 3 80 3 65 3 60 Water flow rate 3 l s 0 19 0 30 0 39 0 49 0 60 0 67 0 76 Nominal available pressure 3 kPa 32 3 36 4 34 9 3...

Page 154: ...116 125 124 124 124 Domestic Hot Water Energy Class 10 A A A A A A A A A A A 7 The product is conforming with the European ErP Directives which includes Commission Delegated Regulation EU N 811 2018...

Page 155: ...c ct te er ri is st ti ic cs s Compressor Twin Rotary Refrigerant R32 Refrigerant charge kg 1 50 1 50 1 65 1 65 1 84 1 84 1 84 GWP t CO2 675 675 675 675 675 675 675 Equivalent tons of CO2 tt 1 02 1 02...

Page 156: ...0 Sanitary water connections inch 3 4 3 4 3 4 D Di im me en ns si io on ns s Operating L x P x A mm 600 x 615 x 1774 600 x 615 x 2084 600 x 615 x 2084 Package L x P x A mm 660 x 690 x 1890 660 x 690 x...

Page 157: ...14 4 47 60 H HS S0 01 16 6 48 61 Sound levels refer to units with full load under nominal test conditions For maximum capacity delivered in silent mode use a correction factor of 0 8 Data referred to...

Page 158: ...outlet temperature Tae C Outdoors exchanger air inlet temperature 1 Normal operating range Twu C Exchanger water outlet temperature Tae C Outdoors exchanger air inlet temperature 1 Normal operating r...

Page 159: ...acity is not enough to fulfil the system load IDU0 Master Internal unit IDU1 Slave max 5 internal unit ODU0 External unit HMI Controller SV1 3 way valve indoor unit T5 Temperature probe DWH DHW storag...

Page 160: ...y work in Cooling Heating mode In AUTO mode the Master unit decides how to operate based on its T4 probe room temperature and transmits the signal to the Slave units The initial number of units is cal...

Page 161: ...er supply shielded and then turned on together Notes on the Master unit dip switch SW9 must be set to ON only the Master unit can be connected to the HMI and during operations the Slave units must not...

Page 162: ...C COPd Pdh COPd Pdh COPd Pdh COPd Pdh COPd Pdh COPd Pdh COPd I parametri sono dichiarati per l applicazione a temperatura media tranne per le pompe di calore a bassa temperatura Per le pompe di calor...

Page 163: ...aldamento misti a pompa di calore la potenza termica nominale Pnominale pari al carico Qelec Qfuel dell acqua wh NOX all interno all esterno LWA nominale scambiatore di calore all esterno portata d ar...

Page 164: ...164 Energy data sheets and labelling s collettore s_caldaia s_wh_warmer s_wh s_wh_colder...

Page 165: ...Tj 7 C COPd 4 43 4 43 4 82 4 82 4 70 4 70 aw Tj 12 C COPd 6 20 6 20 6 32 6 32 9 71 9 71 ax Tj bivalent temperature Temperatura bivalente COPd 2 02 2 02 2 12 2 12 2 27 2 27 ay Tj operation limit tempe...

Page 166: ...1 84 az COPd ba For air to water heat pumps Operation limit temperature Per le pompe di calore aria acqua temperatura limite di esercizio TOL 10 10 10 10 10 bb Cycling interval efficiency Efficienza d...

Page 167: ...armer_wh kWh 794 1140 794 1140 753 1214 cw s_colder 118 118 126 126 132 132 cx s_warmer 163 163 174 174 183 183 cy s_colder_wh 109 107 109 107 86 107 cz s_warmer_wh 129 147 129 147 136 138 da LwA_out...

Page 168: ...91 1566 1675 1675 1675 cv Q HE_warmer_wh kWh 753 1214 1171 1171 1171 cw s_colder 133 133 127 125 124 cx s_warmer 184 184 175 173 171 cy s_colder_wh 86 107 100 100 100 cz s_warmer_wh 136 138 143 143 14...

Page 169: ...onale del riscaldamento d ambiente YES YES YES YES YES YES ag YES YES YES YES YES YES ah Prated 5 5 6 6 8 8 ai 202 s 202 203 203 210 210 aj Tj 7 C Pdh 4 74 4 74 5 51 5 51 7 15 7 15 ak Tj 2 C Pdh 3 05...

Page 170: ...t temperature Temperatura bivalente Tj operation limit temperature Temperatura limite di esercizio Bivalent temperature Temperatura Bivalente Degradation co efficient Coefficiente di degradazione Tj b...

Page 171: ...er_wh kWh 794 1140 794 1140 753 1214 cw s_colder 163 163 164 164 169 169 cx s_warmer 241 241 242 242 250 250 cy s_colder_wh 109 107 109 107 86 107 cz s_warmer_wh 129 147 129 147 136 138 da LwA_out dB...

Page 172: ...191 1566 1675 1675 1675 cv Q HE_warmer_wh kWh 753 1214 1171 1171 1171 cw s_colder 168 168 159 156 155 cx s_warmer 248 248 235 231 230 cy s_colder_wh 86 107 100 100 100 cz s_warmer_wh 136 138 143 143 1...

Page 173: ...4 5 RINNAI EHP HS004MR32 EX2 HS190MHR2 IN2 L 41 55 4 4 5 RINNAI EHP HS004MR32 EX2 HS250AM IN2 XL 41 55 4 4 5 EHP HS004MR32 EX2 HS250AMHR2 IN2 EHP HS006MR32 EX2 HS190M IN2 EHP HS006MR32 EX2 HS190MHR2...

Page 174: ...INNAI EHP HS006MR32 EX2 HS250AMHR2 IN2 XL 41 57 5 6 7 RINNAI EHP HS008MR32 EX2 HS190M IN2 L 41 58 7 7 9 EHP HS008MR32 EX2 HS190MHR2 IN2 EHP HS008MR32 EX2 HS250AM IN2 EHP HS008MR32 EX2 HS250AMHR2 IN2 R...

Page 175: ...HP HS010MR32 EX2 HS190MHR2 IN2 L 41 60 8 9 11 RINNAI EHP HS010MR32 EX2 HS250AM IN2 XL 41 60 8 9 11 EHP HS010MR32 EX2 HS250AMHR2 IN2 EHP HS012MR32 EX2 HS250BM IN2 EHP HS012MR32 EX2 HS250BMHR3 IN2 RINNA...

Page 176: ...P HS012TR32 EX2 HS250BMHR3 IN2 XL 41 63 11 12 15 RINNAI EHP HS014MR32 EX2 HS250BM IN2 XL 41 64 12 13 16 EHP HS014MR32 EX2 HS250BMHR3 IN2 EHP HS014TR32 EX2 HS250BM IN2 EHP HS014TR32 EX2 HS250BMHR3 IN2...

Page 177: ...016TR32 EX2 HS250BM IN2 RINNAI EHP HS016MR32 EX2 HS250BM IN2 XL 41 66 13 13 17 RINNAI EHP HS016MR32 EX2 HS250BMHR3 IN2 XL 41 66 13 13 17 RINNAI EHP HS016TR32 EX2 HS250BM IN2 XL 41 66 13 13 17 EHP HS01...

Page 178: ...178 Ecolabel...

Page 179: ...179 Ecolabel...

Page 180: ...t rinnai it 290822 rev 4 Rinnai Italia all rights reserved Rinnai reserves the right to change the characteristics and data shown in this booklet at any time and without notice in order to improve the...

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