IVT D40, Руководство по установке, пусконаладке и обслуживанию

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What the shipment includes
Standard components
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Heat pump unit with the necessary safety functions and electrical components.
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Factory fitted control unit Rego 600. Rego 600 can be used for simultaneous operation together with
an electric boiler or oil-fired/electric boiler with mixing valve.
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Sensor radiator return, T1 (GT1) (packed separately).
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Sensor out, T2 (GT2) (packed separately).
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Sensor, compressor, T6 (GT6).
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Sensor heat transfer fluid out, T8 (GT8) and sensor heat transfer fluid in, T9 (GT9).
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Sensor heat transfer fluid (collector) in, T10 (GT10) and sensor heat transfer fluid (collector) out,
T11 (GT11).
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Pump for heat transfer out and in and built-in flexible hoses on the heat transfer circuit.
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Particle filter with shut off for heating and heat transfer fluid side (packed separately in D series).
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Expansion vessel and safety valve for heat transfer fluid circuit, only 14-16 (packed separately).
Accessories
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Sensor hot water, T3 (GT3).
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Sensor flow duct mixing curve, T4 (GT4).
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Room sensor, T5 (GT5).
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Expansion vessel for the heat transfer circuit.
General
Temperatures
Note that the heat pump can work to a maximum return temperature of around 48°C. Anything over
this and the heat pump stops for safety reasons. The maximum outgoing temperature from the heat
pump is around 55°C. A higher temperature can be achieved using an electric water heater.
Particle filter
The particle filter supplied must always be fitted in the input pipe of the hot side as close as possible
to the heat pump, and horizontally. For E14 and E16, the filter is mounted on the heat transfer side.
The filters are packed separately on the heat transfer fluid side.
Transportation
The heat pump must always be transported and stored upright and dry. The heat pump can be
placed on its back temporarily when moving to the installation site.
Positioning
Place the heat pump on a flat base and adjust the rubber feet until it is level. Avoid installing the heat
pump close to sensitive walls such as bedroom walls, since the pump produces a certain amount of
noise when running. The room must have a floor drain. Installation must comply with local construc-
tion regulations.