Tivok T-HP20AB, Installation And Operation Manual

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Tivok Energy T-HP20AB Heat Pump Installation Manual
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL INFORMATION
Thank you for choosing a Tivok Energy Heat Pump. We
appreciate your business and your contribution to a
greener tomorrow.
This guide contains information regarding the installation
and safe operation of Tivok Energy Heat Pumps,
specifically the T-HP20AB.
CAUTION
Please read all instructions carefully. it recommended
that you read this guide completely before starting the
installation process. ignoring to do so may result in
system failure.
The Tivok HP Series is designed for commercial
buildings such as small hotels, offices, schools, hospitals,
apartments etc. as well as domestic hot water for houses.
The hot water outlet range is wide from 20°C to 60°C,
meeting demands for most hot water projects. With a wide
performance range of ambient temperature from -10°C
to 43°C.
Modular control systems are available to meet the
demands of larger hot water projects.
Tivok Energy Heat Pumps are designed for high efficiency
performance over the lifetime of operation, with an annual
average COP of up to 4.5. The water pipes and refrigerant
pipes are well insulated to minimise heat loss.
DOCUMENT SCOPE
This guide contains information regarding the installation
and safe handling of Tivok Energy Heat Pumps (from
hereafter referred to as “the heat pump“ or “heat pumps”).
Please follow these instructions carefully and observe all of
the safety precautions.
Please consult your supplier for additional information on
the following subjects:
• System design
• Wiring and piping materials
• Connectors
Before installing a heat pump, you should familiarise
yourself with the mechanical and electrical requirements.
PROPER USE
Heat Pumps extract heat from the air and use it to heat
water.
When installing the system, observe all local, regional and
national statutory regulations, such as obtaining a building
permit.
WARNING
All instructions should be read and understood before
attempting to install, wire, operate, and maintain the
heat pump. Contact with parts that are electrically active
such as terminals may result in burns or lethal shock.
NOTES AND PRECAUTIONS
• The installation, commissioning and maintenance
of the system should only be conducted by qualified
personnel with adequate knowledge of the relevant
standards and local regulations as well as experience
with similar systems.
• To reduce the risk of electrical insulation faults, you
must first make the connection of the protective
conductor of the heat pump safe according to local
regulations. When installing the system make sure
that the interior wires are away from hot or moving
parts in the system to avoid damage to them.
• Make sure the water flow is sufficient all the time.
• Anti-freezing measures must be in place to avoid
damage to the water system and the heat pump
water heat exchanger.
• Please make sure lifting and transportation of heat
pump is safely done according to its size and weight.
• Before commencing work cut off the electricity from
the main power source.
• When installing the system, please ensure that no
contaminants enter the water cycle.
• All ground line connections must be prepared in
accordance with relevant local regulations.