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5 - INDOOR UNIT ACCESSORIES

5.1 - FILTER WITH SPIGGOT 

- Code K 60 V 220 T

• This accessory is mounted on the air intake (front or rear panel).
• It is secured by means of 6 screws (supplied).
• It can also be used as a simple rectangular duct connecting spiggot when the filter is not

installed.

• Spiggot thickness: 30 mm with filter, and 55 mm without filter.

5.2 - ELECTRIC HEATING

Code K 60 C 653 T : 3 kW for PA 188 C or R
Code K 60 C 656 T : 6 kW for PA 268 X or R

• The kit is essentially a separate heating unit which fits onto the

unit's exhaust.

5.2.1 - FITTING

• Place flange A onto the unit's duct spiggot.
• If required, taper the spiggot with a hammer so that it fits fully and

snugly onto the sleeve so that no air passes in the angles.

• Using the mounting flange as a guide, drill four Ø3 mm holes in the

unit's spiggot (one on each side).

• Secure the flange by the 4 sheetmetal screws (supplied).
• With the electrical connection boxes on the same side (on the left),

position the heating unit B onto the flange.

• Secure the heating unit with the 4 M8 nuts and bolts in the angles,

as well as the 4 securing clamps on the long sides of the unit (2 on
each side).

• Affix the adhesive foam strip (supplied) to complete the anti-

condensation insulation.

• The air outlet must be ducted to avoid direct contact with the

heating elements.

IMPORTANT:
• The heater kit is fitted with an automatic reset safety thermostat

(located on the resistors) and a manual reset safety thermostat.

• The original position of the thermostat bulb is intended for units

installed horizontally.

• If the unit is installed vertically, the bulb must be moved.

- Cut the plastic ties holding the bulb in place.
- Place the bulb on the wire conduit for the safety device of the

resistor which is the closest to the kit's outlet.

- Use the two plastic ties provided to secure it.

400V/3+Earth

230V/1+Earth

4 G 1.5 mm

2

3 G 2.5 mm

2

Section

4 G 2.5 mm

2

3 G 4 mm

2

3 kW

6 kW

400V/3

230V/1

4.5 A

13 A

9 A

26 A

3 kW

6 kW

MAINS SUPPLY

• Power to the heater kit must be supplied separately from that of

the air conditioning unit.
The power supply must be protected by a protective device and cut-
off device (not supplied) in compliance with the regulations in force.

Caution: High-temperature resistant ties must be used (150

°

C minimum rating).

• To reset this safety device, refer to the chapter entitled "Maintenance Instructions".

• The sections are given as an indication only.

They must be checked and adapted to suit the installation conditions according
to existing standards.

• Pass the cable (not supplied) from the heater's electrical box into units box

through the available cable gland.

• Connect the cable to the kit’s terminal strip as shown in the wiring diagram in paragraph 12 (cable  F ).

Heating unit B

Nuts and bolts
(M8) in corners

Clamps

Flange A

Duct spiggot

Drill 4 holes Ø 3 mm

Adhesive strip
to be affixed
after assembly

New bulb position

Plastic ties

Initial bulb location (cut plastic ties)

Resistor

Automatic

safety device

5.2.2 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

• See general recommendations in paragraph 4.4.

CHARACTERISTICS

• Power : 1 model 3 kW, 1 model 6 kW.

• Power supply  400V/3+Earth or 230V/1+Earth

• Current:

Power cable

Control cable

Summary of Contents for CP 188 R

Page 1: ...1 10 11 341 GB 05 February 2003 CP V 188 268 SLIMLINE DUCTABLE SPLIT AIR CONDITIONER CP 188 R CP 268 R CPV 188 L CPV 268 X INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...e with local rules and professional standards 1 1 GENERAL SUPPLY CONDITIONS Generally speaking the material is transported at the consignee s risk The consignee must immediately provide the carrier wi...

Page 3: ...max outdoor temperature GR 268 R PA 188 C PA 268 X PA 188 R PA 268 R 7 5 9 8 1 Blowing 2 Suction 3 Electrical box 4 Ventilation Materials Sheet metal casing Polyethylene insulation M1 Copper aluminium...

Page 4: ...low return side PLENUM WITH ROUND SPIGGOTS A mm B mm C mm D mm Weight kg A mm B mm C mm Weight kg 874 174 80 3 5 874 210 36 75 2 5 A B C D A B C Number of spiggots PA 188 3 PA 268 4 1 070 215 310 870...

Page 5: ...ossible The piping and the electric connections are easily accessible Dimension A If the filter kit is installed on the unit dimension A must be at least 250 mm to facilitate filter removal 3 1 2 POSS...

Page 6: ...ding AVOID Excessive exposure to salty air or sulfuric gas Heat sources and extraction fans Projections of mud next to a roadway or path for example Areas where there is strong wind blowing against th...

Page 7: ...oil to the appliance the compressor is filled with polyalcohol oil a special oil which cannot tolerate the presence of other oils 2 The instruments used for filling pressure measurements emptying und...

Page 8: ...ons are given as an indication only They must be checked and adapted to suit the installation conditions according to existing standards 4 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION REMINDER The PA C and X models coolin...

Page 9: ...cable clamps located under the electrical box Connect the wires to the terminal board according to the connexion diagram paragraph 12 GR 268 R Remove the side panel Connect the wires to the terminal...

Page 10: ...erference and if the connection cable is over 3 m long you must install an inductor on the cable This inductor supplied with the PA must be installed in the appliance s electric box near the electroni...

Page 11: ...mply with the minimum standby time of 3 minutes CAUTION Do not confuse Standby with cutting off the power If in doubt test the corresponding wires CAUTION Do not lay this cable near the power supply c...

Page 12: ...thermostat bulb is intended for units installed horizontally If the unit is installed vertically the bulb must be moved Cut the plastic ties holding the bulb in place Place the bulb on the wire condu...

Page 13: ...it s sleeve or heater kit using the holes in the plenum as a guide Secure the plenum using the 4 sheet metal screws provided 5 5 DOUBLE DEFLECTOR GRILLE Code K 60 M 029 Z The grille is mounted on the...

Page 14: ...e box must be easily accessible unobstructed away from curtains cabinet shelving Avoid any direct sunlight on the box for example opposite a window exposure to drafts placing the unit directly in the...

Page 15: ...00 100 6 1 WALL SUPPORT for GRV 180 L GR 188 R GR 268 R Code K 70 U 001 Z 1 After making sure that the fixing system used is suitable for the wall fix the 2 vertical brackets to the wall Make sure tha...

Page 16: ...switch Condensing pressure regulator Accessories terminal strip Heat pump models only 8 1 PRINCIPLE The microprocessor manages the operation of the air conditioner It constantly compares the ambient...

Page 17: ...t off is adjusted in the factory at 1K P2 enables adjustment up to 5 K The difference between the triggering of the thermodynamic heating and the possible make up heating is adjusted in the same way b...

Page 18: ...utomatic indicated by red LED 14 Manual indicated by red LEDs 15 A AUTOMATIC VENTILATION MODE This mode is selected by the control as soon as it switches from Standby mode to Automatic mode by pressin...

Page 19: ...storing power the control automatically returns to the previous configuration However to avoid incorrect switching the outputs are activated only 20 seconds afterwards permitting the device to measure...

Page 20: ...s mode selection key 3 3 Adjust the set point by pressing keys 1 and 2 4 Press mode selection key 3 5 Press ventilation selection key 4 6 Press ventilation selection key 4 7 Press ventilation selectio...

Page 21: ...exchanger excessively dirty air intake outlet or ducts blocked Correct the malfunction then reset the safety thermostat located under the electrical box by removing the cap and pressing the button as...

Page 22: ...essure relative bar Inside wet bulb temperature C Low pressure relative bar Inside wet bulb temperature C High pressure relative bar Outside wet bulb temperature C Low pressure relative bar Outside we...

Page 23: ...Inside temperature 20 C 14 16 18 20 22 24 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 14 16 18 20 22 24 3 4 5 6 High pressure relative bar Inside wet bulb temperature C Low pressure relative bar Inside wet bulb temperatu...

Page 24: ...tancia Fernsteuerung K 60 D 016 Z 2 6 N 3 5 4 Commande distance Remote control Comando a distanza Mando a distancia Fernsteuerung K 60 D 025 Z 6 2 1 N 22 21 20 1 4 L N GRV 180 L 230 1 50 A C 5 1 2 11...

Page 25: ...nza Mando a distancia Fernsteuerung K 60 D 016 Z 2 6 N 3 5 4 Commande distance Remote control Comando a distanza Mando a distancia Fernsteuerung K 60 D 025 Z 6 2 1 N 22 21 20 1 N GRV 265 X 230 1 50 A...

Page 26: ...Sonda desescarche Enteisungssonde 4 3 2 1 7 6 5 9 8 4 3 2 1 7 6 5 10 9 8 10 14 12 11 17 16 18 E Sonde distance Remote sensor Sonda a distanza Sonda a distancia Externe Temperatursonde K 60 D 028 Z ou...

Page 27: ...mote sensor Sonda a distanza Sonda a distancia Externe Temperatursonde K 60 D 028 Z ou or o o oder K 60 D 033 Z Marche Arr t distance hors fourniture Remote On Off not supplied Avviamento Arresto a di...

Page 28: ...KA1 Auxiliary relay KA2 Auxiliary relay KM1 Fan contactor KM2 Compressor contactor KM3 Heating contactor KM4 Heating contactor NPR Phase sequence relay PCB Electronic card POW CL Filter PR1 Fan relay...

Page 29: ...A2 O KA1 Sonde distance Remote sensor Sonde d givrage Defrost sensor M A distance Remote ON OFF Alarme Alarm Commande VENTILATION EXTERIEURE OUTDOOR UNIT FAN control Commande VANNE VALVE Control Comma...

Page 30: ...Connecteur 2P rouge Connector 2P red Connecteur 2P jaune Connector 2P yellow Unit int rieu re Indoor unit Alimentation 400 3N 50 Power supply 400 3N 50 CCH G G N O W G 1 2 4 L N TP JV N JV JV 2 1 2 1...

Page 31: ...N M NW U V W N 5 3 4 6 T1 T2 T3 Raccordement PA Connection PA Alimentation 400 3N 50 Power supply 400 3N 50 10 05 457 06 GRV 265 X 230 1 50 M2 M2 M1 K2 K2 RO 1 1 N B M S R C JV M N L NW L N M M N M N...

Page 32: ...2 KM2 R1 KM1 EV1 5 6 3 4 3 4 1 2 1 2 01 12 01 12 01 16 01 16 01 16 U 14 W 01 6 01 8 11 T C1 C2 C5 C4 KA1 1 SD1 R L1 2 3 M L K J I H G F E D C B A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 XA...

Page 33: ...sor connection Unit int rieure Indoor unit Alimentation prot g e 230V 1 T 50 Power supply 230V 1 Earth 50 10 05 662 00 GR 268 R 230 1 50 1 M1 M2 R S C C3 W P M G N W R KM2 B N KM1 1 R B N XA L XA XA N...

Page 34: ...W XA PE Alimentation Power supply 400 3 50 230 1 50 W V U N PE 10 05 667 00 KIT CHAUFFAGE ELECTRIQUE ELECTRIC HEATING KIT 6 kW 230 1 50 400 3 50 10 05 678 00 KIT CHAUFFAGE ELECTRIQUE ELECTRIC HEATING...

Page 35: ...ux BP 131 01601 Tr voux CEDEX France Phone 33 4 74 00 92 92 Fax 33 4 74 00 42 00 R C S Bourg en Bresse B 759 200 728 Due to our policy of continuous development our products are liable to modification...

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