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 Operating & installation instructions bravour 

Subject to technical changes. 

V 2.1.5

 

 

 

 

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Options 

 

4.1

 

Option R - Active cooling 

General notes 

The module active cooling allows you to operate your heat pump heating unit also with a cooling function in addition to 
the  known  hot  and  warm  water  preparation  functions.  These  cooling  function  enables  the  cooling  of  the  building  in 
relation with an appropriate distribution system when it is operated in summer.  
 
Since the module active cooling is based on the use of a cooling circuit of the heat pump there is a possibility of cooling 
also at increased outside and earth temperatures. 

 
Operation 

The heat pump module active cooling is based on the reversibly designed refrigerating circuit which is integrated in the 
heat pump basic unit, i.e. the heat pump is working in reverse operation. In this way it is possible to cool the heating 
water in summer by means of a heat pump. The living rooms are cooled down and the ground is heated up.   
 
Since the module active cooling is based on the use of the heat pump compressor the accruing power consumption is 
comparable to the power consumption during the heating period.  

 
Proper use 

The module active cooling is an optional module for the upgrading of your heat pump device during production at the 
factory. The indications for the following heat pumps are binding: 
 

bravour serie: 

BW(i)/ WW(i) 

 

 

The  bravour  module  active  cooling  represents  a  firmly  combined  unit  together 
with the bravour heat pump. 

 

The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damages  and malfunctions which can 
be traced back to non-observance of the operating and installation instructions. 

 

It  is  necessary  to  install  safety  devices.  Please  request  any  further  information  at 
the service hotline: +49 3843 / 2279-111. 

 
Planning and dimensioning 

For planning and dimensioning of heating and cooling spaces consider the common technical rules. 

 

For maximum transferable cooling capacity it can be calculated with 100 W/m

2

 for wall and sealing spaces. For under-

floor spaces, which are used for cooling, lower transferring capacities should be considered – at maximum 20 … 25 
W/m

2

. The surface of the floor is only suitable in lower rate for cooling a building. Important for the optimum heat 

transfer is the counter-flow principle 

inside the heat exchangers. 

 

Remark:  During cooling operation the relative humidity of the air is raising. This may lead to undershooting the dew 
point temperature and therefore condensing of water at the cooled spaces. If the condensing takes place at the surface 
or inside of the walls, there is the danger of damages by mildew. 

 

 

Please  consider  that  the  room  temperatur  should  not  be  lower  than  6  K  below 
outside air temperature with respect to health! 

 

Summary of Contents for bravour 008 BWi

Page 1: ...t to technical changes Operating installation instructions bravour www SmartHeat de 0 O Op pe er ra at ti in ng g i in ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n i in ns st tr ru uc ct ti io on ns s compact heat...

Page 2: ...ptimization according to ecological points of view The increasing performance as well as the use of coolants which are very harmful to the environment are to important criteria which had been taken in...

Page 3: ...embly_______________________________________________________________________________ 15 8 1 Connection at the side of the heat source _______________________________________________________ 15 8 2 Con...

Page 4: ...relevant VDE EN and IEC standards must be complied with for electrical connection of heat pumps The local connecting conditions of the utilities must be observed The operator must in particular make s...

Page 5: ...thin the usage frequency refer to the data sheet in Germany 50Hz In emergency situations decommission the heat pump resp switch in currentless condition main and control voltage Only expert approved s...

Page 6: ...uicker effective at the ground collector evaporator and the energy supply is made available as usable energy by the heat pump The heat emitting side of the SmartHeat bravour heat pump operates with a...

Page 7: ...50 100 100 o Carbon dioxide in ppm 5 5 10 10 5 5 10 10 o Ratio HCO3 SO4 2 1 1 Nitrate in ppm 100 100 Oxygen in ppm 1 1 8 8 1 1 8 8 o Ammonia in ppm 2 2 10 10 2 2 10 10 o Solute iron in ppm 0 2 0 2 0 5...

Page 8: ...pump device during production at the factory The indications for the following heat pumps are binding bravour serie BW i WW i The bravour module active cooling represents a firmly combined unit togeth...

Page 9: ...of the heat pump this gives a very reasonable possibility regarding energy consumption for cooling Application areas The module for externally internal passive cooling is based on a plate heat exchan...

Page 10: ...heat pump basic device A separate supply is not necessary Hydraulic connection There are no differences to the classic heat pump series without cooling module regarding the hydraulic connection of th...

Page 11: ...rmal and raise to a higher temperature level The terminals provided are in the chapter 8 3 Connection of the domestic hot water tank Proper use The module solar is an optional module for the upgrading...

Page 12: ...t de 11 5 Device view Fig perspective view Fig isometric view open Fig front view Fig side view right Deaerator Inverter Tank Control unit Operating unit Connection opening domestic water Refrigeratio...

Page 13: ...ect to technical changes Operating installation instructions bravour www SmartHeat de 12 Fig lower side plate right Fig Upper side plate right and left Fig rear plate Source inlet Source outlet Heat s...

Page 14: ...y perform commissioning and maintenance works and en sure free working space on all sides refer to the recommended minimum clearances The installation space must be dry and frost free and have a plane...

Page 15: ...ions bravour www SmartHeat de 14 Minimum clearances for the installation Fig Minimum dimensions for the installation of bravour Foundation Fig Foundation plan bravour 100cm 100cm 25cm 120cm Observe th...

Page 16: ...r to attain the values indicated on the data sheets resp in order to avoid malfunctions Compared to traditional incinerators of higher mass flows i e larger pipe cross sections and corresponding pump...

Page 17: ...in a complete failure of the heat pump After having performed the installation of the heating system fill bleed and squeeze off the heating system For the optimum connection comprehensive hydraulic a...

Page 18: ...g pressure 10 bar Operating temperature 90 C Heating buffer tank Material S 235 JR Operating pressure 3 bar Operating temperature 110 C Content domestic water 193 litre Content heating water 56 litre...

Page 19: ...cument the earth conductor resistance and the isolation resistance according to DIN VDE 0701 and DIN VDE 0702 These tests must be repeated according to the intervals applicable on site or according to...

Page 20: ...3 N PE 50Hz 400V Inverter 230 V 1 x supply heat pump 1 N PE 50Hz 230V 1 x supply control voltage 1 N PE 50Hz 230V 1 x heating coil 3 N PE 50Hz 400V or 1 N PE 50Hz 230V Flow monitor source The flow of...

Page 21: ...are cases in the heat pump itself Wrong settings on the controller may have similar effects The triggering of corresponding sensors and the signalling of a mal function serve to protect the system and...

Page 22: ...xceeded there is a risk of corrosion damages so that it is necessary to counteract such damages in a second step In the hardness stabilisation additives are added to the heating water by which the lim...

Page 23: ...roller instructions refer to part 2 of the operating instructions Furthermore you obtain information regarding the setting of the required room and hot water temperatures the setting of your own daily...

Page 24: ...necessary to have the system cleaned by an install er At this the condenser should be flushed contrary to the direction of flow In order to avoid that soiled heating water attains the heating system...

Page 25: ...of 10 kW in order to guarantee the required hot water preparation Of course there are sufficient reserves for the dry heating phase Expect to spend more money in electricity costs during the first he...

Page 26: ...it use flexible tubes for connection Freezing protection of the heat pump and the connection tubes should be ensured by the installer and user A minimum outgoing and backflow temperature of 25 C has t...

Page 27: ...V2 1 5 Subject to technical changes Operating installation instructions bravour www SmartHeat de 26 Hydraulic system bravour BW i...

Page 28: ...Operating installation instructions bravour Subject to technical changes V 2 1 5 www SmartHeat de 27 Hydraulic system bravour WW i...

Page 29: ...V2 1 5 Subject to technical changes Operating installation instructions bravour www SmartHeat de 28 Hydraulic system bravour DI...

Page 30: ...infold S 1 2 Four way brine circuit mainfold S 1 3 Five way brine circuit mainfold S 1 4 Six way brine circuit mainfold S 2 Safety set source S 5 Set natural cooling S 6 Safety assembly source H1 Safe...

Page 31: ...V2 1 5 Subject to technical changes Operating installation instructions bravour www SmartHeat de 30...

Page 32: ...Operating installation instructions bravour Subject to technical changes V 2 1 5 www SmartHeat de 31 15 Appendix EU declaration of conformity Technical data Terminal assignment plan...

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Page 34: ...WWi R bravour 008 BWi N bravour 012 BWi N Richtlinien directives 2014 68 EU Druckger terichtlinie pressure equipment directive 2014 35 EU Niederspannungsrichtlinie Low voltage directive 2014 30 EU EM...

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