SET Silent 10 Original Operating Instructions Download Page 7

 

SET Energietechnik Ltd. * August-Blessing-Str. 5 * D-71282 Hemmingen * Tel.: +49 (0)7150 9454-0 Fax: +49 (0)7150 2337 

2. 

Safety 

2.1 

 General safety advice 

Caution: 
Read the instructions carefully before using for the first time. Failures to observe the safety 
advice  and  instructions  could  result  in  electrical  shock,  fire  and/or  serious  injury.  Keep  all 
safety advice and instructions for future reference. 

Repairs  should  only  be  undertaken  by  an  authorised  specialist  company.  The  following 
safety  advice  is  designed  to  ensure  trouble-free  operation  and  a  long  service  life  for  your 
open-air swimming pool heat pump. 

Assembly,  electrical  installation,  initial  operation,  repair  and  maintenance  of  SET  outdoor 
swimming  pool  heat  pumps  may  only  be  carried  out  by  qualified  or  trained  personnel  who 
have been instructed about the tasks entrusted to them and about the potential dangers  of 
improper conduct. The following rules, regulations and standards must be observed: 

Accident prevention regulations 

•  “General regulations (VBG 1)” 
•  “Dealing with refrigeration plants (VBG 20)” 
•  “Dealing with pressure vessels (VBG 17)” 
•  “Electrical systems and equipment (VBG 4)” 
•  “Load lifting equipment in hoisting operation (VBG 9a)” 

DIN/VDE standards/regulations 

•  DIN/VDE 0100: Regulation for the erection of power installations with rated voltages of up 

to 1000V 

•  DIN/VDE 0105: Regulations for the operation of power installations 

In the connection diagrams, no protective measures are specified. These must be provided 
in addition for the assembly of the plant, or when connecting the devices according to VDE 
0100 and the provisions of the relevant energy supply companies. 

 

Please note that the operating voltage is 230V or 400V at 50Hz. The control voltage 
is max. 24V. 

Before  starting  any  maintenance  or  repair  work  on  open-air  swimming  pool  heat 
pumps, the power supply must be switched off and secured against being switched 
on again. Danger of death from electric shock! 

Before  opening  the  control  cabinet  and/or  the  device,  the  power  supply  must  be 
switched  off  and  secured  against  being  switched  on  again!  Danger  of  death  from 
electric shock! 

The fan parts must not be opened or operated during operation. You must wait for 
the run-down time of the fans of up to 2 minutes. 

Within  the  warranty  period,  repairs  to  open-air  swimming  pool  heat  pumps  must 
only be undertaken by SET Energietechnik or their representatives. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Silent 10

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Page 2: ...49 0 7150 9454 0 Fax 49 0 7150 2337 All rights reserved by SET Energietechnik Ltd January 2019 Reproduction in whole or in part without our permission is not permitted Size and design changes in the...

Page 3: ...ipment 3 2 Open air swimming pool heat pump 3 3 Accessories 3 3 1 External On Off 3 3 2 Remote control 3 3 3 Pool water heat pump 3 4 Regulation 3 5 Hot gas defrosting 3 6 Range of application operati...

Page 4: ...4 Standby mode 6 5 Sensor calibration 6 6 Hysteresis 6 7 Error messages 7 Maintenance 21 7 1 Advice on maintenance and care 7 2 Complete cleaning 7 3 Condensate discharge 7 4 Fan 7 5 Corrosion protect...

Page 5: ...will provide faithful service over a long period of time we ask you to closely study the operating instructions particularly the safety advice If you still have any questions about the device after r...

Page 6: ...discover any transport damage please contact your seller or specialist dealer immediately Each shipment is accompanied by a delivery note from which you can see the scope of the shipment Please check...

Page 7: ...VBG 17 Electrical systems and equipment VBG 4 Load lifting equipment in hoisting operation VBG 9a DIN VDE standards regulations DIN VDE 0100 Regulation for the erection of power installations with rat...

Page 8: ...aken out of operation In order to avoid damage the open air swimming pool heat pump must always be operated in perfect technical condition Repair and maintenance work must only be carried out with the...

Page 9: ...ven correct connection and operation Residual hazards can result from the devices if they are not used or operated properly Residual hazards are referred to in this user manual If you have any queries...

Page 10: ...ent and operating costs The Silent open air swimming pool heat pumps have hot gas defrosting which even ensures continuous operation in the range below 8 C 3 2 Open air swimming pool heat pump The SET...

Page 11: ...mperature During the programming phase increase values or display next parameter AB Arrow button Selection of the display Outside air or defrost temperature During the programming phase decrease value...

Page 12: ...defrosting control can only be changed after consultation with SET 3 6 Range of application operating limits The use of a Silent open air swimming pool heat pump is limited to outside temperatures in...

Page 13: ...ake side we recommend a clearance of at least 0 5m to such obstacles In heating mode water comes out of the condensate pan of the heat pump With the enclosed hose connection the water can be drained t...

Page 14: ...ectrical connection In the event of an incorrect rotating field the relay blocks the power supply to the heat pump The incorrect rotating field is indicated by the relay After the replacement of the p...

Page 15: ...of the bathing season the system can be drained on the water side to prevent frost damage Directly in front of and behind the heat pump shut off devices must be provided It is important to ensure tha...

Page 16: ...r must be present Before commissioning the following requirements should therefore also be met electrical cables are laid and connected the water side connection is completed and vented the swimming p...

Page 17: ...y cold water and low outside temperatures the amount of water must under certain circumstances be slightly reduced by the outlet valve With the compressor running the uninsulated copper wire on the co...

Page 18: ...ped and the green sun icon goes out The heat pump can now be switched off and then on again via the main switch As soon as the self test of the regulator has been completed press the button for 5 seco...

Page 19: ...heat pump are factory calibrated by comparison with reference temperature measuring points Therefore no sensor calibration need be carried out 6 6 Hysteresis The hysteresis is the difference between t...

Page 20: ...ator refrigerant deficiency Operating status Error Motor protection switch MS Icons Warning triangle and A09 only 400V Missing phase check MS setting Operating status Error Sensor break Pb1 Icons Warn...

Page 21: ...efrigerant circuit must only be carried out by a specialist Within the warranty period repairs to the heat pump must only be undertaken by SET Energietechnik Ltd or their representatives Work on elect...

Page 22: ...ubsequent pipes If the pan then empties quickly this is an indication that the pipe is free 7 4 Fan The bearing of the fan shaft has been equipped with permanent lubrication The fan impeller and if ne...

Page 23: ...rcuit breakers and type C back up fuses should be used Please note that the operating voltage is 230V or 400V at 50Hz The control voltage is max 24V Before starting any maintenance or repair work on t...

Page 24: ...Shutdown When shutting down the system is switched off at the main switch and the water side connection fittings on the Titan heat exchanger are opened The heat exchanger is emptied on the water side...

Page 25: ...environmentally friendly disposal of operational and auxiliary materials The disposal of the refrigerant and the oil filling of the cooling circuit must be undertaken by a refrigeration specialist If...

Page 26: ...am heat recovery to pool water with separate pump Sensor Filter pump Filter Minimum d 50mm see table in installation advice SET heat recovery pool water depth Standard 230V 2A Drain plug Option Potent...

Page 27: ...r increase heat pump upstream pressure FI switch switches off Check FI switch type B check and if necessary replace crankcase heater short circuit check external consumers Fan and compressor at stands...

Page 28: ...l cables or pipeline touching each other or the device housing Compressor in heat pump does not switch on or only briefly Lack of water Check filter pump check ball valve position on the water pipewor...

Page 29: ...nt of faults Check all cable contacts to the regulator and on the protection plate for tightness and possible arcing spots Error codes in the regulator indicate the cause of the fault Error message A...

Page 30: ...014 1 2012 Electromagnetic compatibility Requirements for household appliances electrical tools and similar electrical appliances Part 1 Emitted interference EN 55014 2 2009 Electromagnetic compatibil...

Page 31: ...t for vibrations present under operating conditions O e Examination for proper functioning of the leak detection device O Test device Sensitivity of detection min 5g per annum g a f Fine leak testing...

Page 32: ...5 C Vapour pressure bar Specific volume of liquid l kg Specific volume of steam l kg Liquid density kg l Vapour density kg m 3 16 5 0 941 15 0 1 07 66 7 DELIVERY FORMS Individual bottles gaseous Type...

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