Calorex I-PAC 50-100BLY Commercial Inverter Swimming Pool Heat Pumps Instruction Manual
- June 11, 2024
- calorex
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Calorex I-PAC 50-100BLY Commercial Inverter Swimming Pool Heat Pumps
Product Information: I-PAC Inverter Heat Pumps
The I-PAC Inverter Heat Pumps come in two models: I-PAC 50/100BLY and I-PAC 50/100BHC. The product is designed for energy-efficient and quiet operation and is ideal for heating swimming pools in an environmentally friendly way. The product contains electrical and rotational equipment and must be isolated electrically before removing access panels. Only competent trained people should work on this device. The product can be used by children aged 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the safe use of the appliance.
Product Usage Instructions
Before using the I-PAC Inverter Heat Pumps, please read the entire owner/installation manual. It is important to be aware of the correct operating procedure for the machine and any safety devices to avoid damage or injury. Follow all safety advice marked on the heat pump and in the manual.
Warnings
- Important safety information is contained in this manual and marked on the heat pump. Please read and follow all safety advice.
- The WARNING sign denotes a hazard. It calls attention to a procedure or practice, which if not adhered to could result in injury. Warning signs and procedures must be complied with.
- If a refrigerant leak is suspected, stop using the heat pump and contact Dantherm Group UK service at servicedepartment@danthermcom or +44(0)1621 856611 (option 4).
Using Your Heat Pump
The keypad is located on the heat pump and can be used to operate the product. Refer to section 42 of the manual for operating instructions. The product also has an app that can be used to control the heat pump. Refer to section 43 of the manual for instructions on how to use the app.
Installation
Refer to section 30 of the manual for installation instructions. Position the heat pump correctly and ensure proper airflow. Plumbing and initial checks are also important steps in the installation process. Refer to sections 33 and 34 respectively for more information. Connect the heat pump to the power supply using the instructions in section 37. Optional accessories such as a remote controller can be installed by following the instructions in section 39.
Remote On/Off Terminals
The remote on/off terminals 5 and 6 can be used to remotely turn the heat
pump on or off. Refer to section 310 of the manual for more information.
I-PAC inverter heat pumps
I-PAC 50/100BLY, I-PAC 50/100BHC
Owner Installation Manual 1007929 Issue 1
HEALTH AND SAFETY WARNING
This product contains electrical and rotational equipment and must be isolated
electrically before removing access panels. ONLY competent trained people
should work on this device.
This appliance can be used by children from 8 years and above and persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of
the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children
should not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be
made by children without supervision.
HEALTH AND SAFETY WARNING
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CONTENTS HEALTH AND SAFETY WARNING 2 40 USING YOUR HEAT PUMP21
10 INTRODUCTION 4 41 THE KEY PAD 21
11 FOREWORD4 42 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS22
12 WARNINGS 4 43 USING THE APP23
20 ABOUT YOUR HEAT PUMP 7 21 TRANSPORTATION 7 22 ACCESSORIES8 23 OPTIONAL
ACCESSORIES8 24 FEATURES9 25 OPERATING CONDITIONS AND RANGE 9 26 OPERATING
MODES 9
30 INSTALLATION 10 31 POSITIONING AND AIRFLOW 10 32 POOL WATER CIRCUIT13 33
PLUMBING14 34 INITIAL CHECKS 14 35 ELECTROLYTIC CORROSION IN SWIMMING POOLS15
36 ELECTRIC WIRING AND SUPPLY 15 37 CONNECTING THE HEAT PUMP TO THE POWER
SUPPLY 16 38 POOL PUMP SYNCHRONISATION TERMINALS P1 AND P218 39 INSTALLING THE
OPTIONAL REMOTE CONTROLLER 19
44 USING THE OPTIONAL REMOTE CONTROLLER 29 45 THE KEY PAD 29 46 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS30 50 TESTING 31 51 HEAT PUMP MALFUNCTION 31 52 PROTECTION CODES 32 53 FAULT CODES33 60 MAINTENANCE 34 70 TROUBLE SHOOTING COMMON FAULTS 34 80 I-PAC 50/100BLY, I-PAC 50/100BHC DATASHEET 35 90 I-PAC 50/100BLY, PERFORMANCE GRAPHS 36 100 PRODUCT DRAWINGS 37 110 WINTERISATION PROCEDURE 41 111 START UP PROCEDURE AFTER WINTERISATION 41 120 WARRANTY CONDITIONS42 130 HEAT PUMP RECORD LOG43 140 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 45
310 REMOTE ON / OFF TERMINALS 5 AND 6
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INTRODUCTION
11 FOREWORD
Thank you for choosing this product, which is designed for quiet and energy
efficient operation. It is the ideal way to heat your pool in an
environmentally friendly way.
This guide provides information needed to install and operate the heat pump
effectively. Please ensure you read this manual and use the correct
installation and operating procedures.
This manual is intended for installers and users Read the entire manual before
using the heat pump Awareness of the correct operating procedure for the
machine and any safety devices is important, to avoid damage or injury
The appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons
with reduced, physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience
and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance
shall not be made by children without supervision.
12 WARNINGS
Important safety information is contained in this manual and marked on the
heat pump.
Please read and follow all safety advice
The WARNING sign denotes a hazard It calls attention to a procedure or
practice, which if not adhered to could result in injury Warning signs and
procedures must be complied with
If a refrigerant leak is suspected stop using the heat pump and contact
Dantherm Group UK service servicedepartment@danthermcom or +44(0)1621 856611
(option 4)
Take the following precautions in order to avoid any danger:
REFRIGERANT SAFETY:
Repair, service and disposal must be carried out by F-Gas registered
engineers.
Completely evacuate the refrigerant before any brazing is performed. Brazing
can only be carried out by technicians trained to EU 517/2014.
Risk assessments must be carried out before maintenance or repairs are
started.
Appropriate safety measures and risk assessments must be taken before work
commences.
Do not attempt to work on the equipment by
yourself Consult the qualified engineer undertaking the work to establish all
requirements before work commences.
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ACTIONS TO AVOID (OPERATION AND HANDLING):
Be especially careful when handling the heat pump, not to cause any damage
that may result in leakage of the cooling circuit.
Do not use means to accelerate the defrosting process or to clean, other than
those recommended by the manufacturer.
Do not pierce or burn.
IN CASE OF FIRE:
Toxic fumes may occur in the event of fire. You must leave the room as quickly
as possible in the event of fire.
Check if there are any local regulations, which you must comply to, when
installing or storing the heat pump
Be aware that refrigerants may not contain an odour
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Installation must be carried out by competent people, in accordance with this manual.
INSTALLATION:
Read the instructions before installation, use and maintenance.
If a repair is required, please contact the nearest aftersales service centre.
To avoid over heating or over cooling of pool water check and set the
temperature on the control panel.
The performance can be improved by insulating the flow and return pipework.
It is recommended that a cover is used on the swimming pool to reduce heat
losses.
AIRFLOW:
The heat pump must have access to adequate airflow. See section 3.1.
Do not place obstructions that will block air flow near the inlet or outlet.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY:
Mains power isolator should be out of reach of children.
After a power cut, when the power supply is restored, the heat pump may start
up without warning.
Electric storms can damage electronic equipment. Ideally the heat pump should
be switched off at the mains.
HEAT PUMP MALFUNCTION:
WARNING: Isolate heat pump electrically and wait 3 minutes before removing
panels or entering heat pump.
Refer to the user check list in section 5.2 and the error codes listed in
section 5.3 before initiating a service call.
Do not attempt to interfere with any internal control settings as these have
been factory calibrated and sealed.
Any sign of abnormal operation such as water dripping should be reported
immediately to the installer. If in doubt or if advice is required contact the
Service support team on telephone +44(0)1621 856611 (option 4).
MAINTENANCE:
Isolate the power supply of the heat pump and wait 3 minutes before cleaning
examination or repair.
Please clean this machine with household detergents or clean water. NEVER use
petroleum spirit, thinners or any similar fuel.
Check bolts, cables and connections regularly.
BACKWASH:
When performing a routine backwash care should be taken to prevent water
passing through the heat pump in the reverse direction or at a rate which
exceeds the maximum recommended water flow rates indicated in the data sheet
[section 8] as this may cause damage to the heat pump water condenser or flow
switch.
DISPOSAL:
Repair, service and disposal of redundant heat pumps must be completed by
authorised technicians. It is illegal to allow refrigerant gases to escape to
air.
Do not attempt to work on the equipment by yourself. Improper operation may
cause danger.
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20 ABOUT YOUR HEAT PUMP 21 TRANSPORTATION
Always keep the heat pump upright.
Undo the fixing screws on the pallet.
Use a forklift to move the heat pump to the location.
Do not lift the heat pump by the water inlet or outlet
connections (If this is done the titanium heat exchanger inside the heat pump
could be damaged).
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22 ACCESSORIES These accessories are provided with the heat pump.
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23 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES The following items are additional accessories
available for purchase. Remote controller kit for indoor installation. (10m
extension cable). Supplied with a module to allow the Wi-Fi connectivity
function to operate with the remote control.
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24 FEATURES
· Stepless DC inverter compressor · Brushless fan motor · EEV Technology
(Electronic Equalisation Valve) · Reverse cycle defrosting with 4-way valve ·
High-efficiency twisted titanium heat exchanger · High pressure and low
pressure protection · Soft start and wide voltage application · Stable
inverter control system
25 OPERATING CONDITIONS AND RANGE
Air temperature operating range: I-PAC 50 / 100BLY models: -7°C to 43°C I-PAC
50 / 100BHC models: 10°C to 55°C
Water temperature setting range: Heating: 18°C-35°C Cooling: 12°C-30°C
26 OPERATING MODES
The heat pump has two modes: Boost mode and Whisper mode.
Mode
Modes Boost mode
Whisper mode
Characteristics Heating capacity: 20% to 100% capacity Intelligent
optimization Fastest heating
Heating capacity: 20% to 80% capacity Sound level: 3dB(A) lower than Boost
mode
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30 INSTALLATION
Installation must only be attempted by competent personnel.
31 POSITIONING AND AIRFLOW
The heat pump should be located in an open space with the maximum possible
distance in all directions to any obstructions. The heat pump should not be
covered by any structure or awning.
The heat pump works by absorbing energy from air passing through it so any
restriction in the air flow will reduce performance.
An obstruction is an object such as a wall, fence, hedge or anything similar
which may restrict the free movement of air.
Obstructions can also cause exhaust air leaving the heat pump to be sucked
back into the heat pump which will reduce performance.
Locating the heat pump near any obstructions should be avoided if possible
however if it is enclosed on up to two sides by obstructions at the minimum
distances then the heat pump should perform as expected.
The heat pump should be fixed by M10 bolts to a level concrete base or to
solid mounting brackets which are securely fixed. Fixings [including any
brackets] must be corrosion proof. Ensure the condensate connection is made
prior to securing the heat pump.
Airflow – general principles
· The heat pump absorbs energy from the air drawn through it. To function
effectively the heat pump must have access to the fresh air it needs.
· Air must not recirculate. The air leaving the heat pump must not be sucked
back into the inlet.
· Air must not be restricted. The air volume must not be reduced.
· The minimum required distances shown must be provided to minimise the risk
of air recirculation or restriction and reduction in performance. Examples are
shown on the following page.
If the heat pump is enclosed on more than two sides by obstructions at the minimum distances then the performance will be reduced.
If there are obstructions closer to the heat pump than the minimum distances then the performance will be significantly reduced.
A reduction in performance will result in longer pool heat up times, the pool not reaching the desired temperture and excess energy costs.
The diagrams show the minimum allowable mandatary distances between the heat
pump and any potential obstuctions.
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I-PAC 50BLY / I-PAC 50BHC
Obstruction >120cm
100cm
100cm
100cm Obstruction
I-PAC 100BLY / I-PAC 100BHC
Obstruction >120cm
100cm
100cm
100cm
Obstruction
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To comply with safety regulations regarding electrical installations in wet
areas the heat pump must be installed at least 350cm away from the edge of the
pool or spa.
350 cm
Swimming pool or spa
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32 POOL WATER CIRCUIT
Aux heater (If fitted)
Non return valve
Sanitiser or chemical dosing
device, (If fitted)
Anti return loop to be incorporated,
minimum height 100mm above
heat pump outlet port (If sanitiser fitted)
100mm
Calorex Heat pump
Condensate water to waste
To waste
To waste
Bypass Spare port
for
valve for winterising
winterising (adjusted to flushing
drain down achieve connection
recommended
flow)
Filter
KEY Isolation valve Breakable coupling Three way valve
Pool Pump
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33 PLUMBING
IMPORTANT
Before installing the heat pump ensure the blanking disks are removed from the
pool water in/out connections These should drop out when the adaptors are
unscrewed
1. Ensure that bypass is installed and set to achieve the recommended flow
rates stated in the data sheet.
2. Ensure that the condensate drain kit supplied is fixed and is drained to a
drain or soak-away. (It is best to do this first before the heat pump is fixed
to pipework or the ground)
3. Inlet and outlet pipework must be supported to avoid excessive strain on
the connections.
4. Water quality must be maintained. See warranty conditions.
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34 INITIAL CHECKS
Water out
Start the filtration pump before the heat pump is turned on, and turn off the heat pump before the filtration pump. It is recommended to turn off the heat pump prior to backwashing.
Condensate drain position
Water in
Before starting the heat pump, please check for any leakage of water; and
check/set the required temperature on the controller, and then turn on.
In order to protect the components, the heat pump incorporates time delays.
When starting heating/cooling the fan will run for one minute before the
compressor starts. When the heat pump stops heating/cooling, or is turned off
by the user, the fan will continue to run for one minute.
After starting up, check for any error codes or abnormal noise from the heat pump.
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35 ELECTROLYTIC CORROSION IN SWIMMING POOLS
36 ELECTRIC WIRING AND SUPPLY
Electrolytic corrosion will occur when dissimilar metals that are in contact
with each other create a potential difference between themselves. Sometimes
separated by a conductive substance known as an electrolyte, the dissimilar
metals will create a small voltage (potential difference) that allows the ions
of one material to pass to the other.
Just like a battery, ions will pass from the most positive material to the
more negative material.
Anything more than 0.3 volts can cause the most positive material to degrade.
A swimming pool with its associated equipment can create this effect. The pool
water being an ideal electrolyte and components of the filtration circuit,
heating system, steps, lights etc providing the dissimilar metals needed to
complete the circuit.
Whilst these small voltages are rarely a safety threat, they can create
premature failure through corrosion. Not dissimilar to corrosion through
oxidation, electrolytic corrosion can cause complete failure of a metallic
material in a very short period of time.
In order to prevent this type of corrosion all metallic components in contact
with swimming pool water should be bonded together using 10mm² bonding cable.
This includes non-electrical items such as metal filters, pump strainer boxes,
heat exchangers, steps and handrails. It is highly recommended that bonding be
retrofitted to existing pools, which may not be protected by this system.
All electrical work to be carried out in accordance with l.E.E. regulations, latest issue, or local codes of practice as applicable.
The machine should be installed in accordance with EMC2004/108/EC.
Always isolate the main power supply before removing machine covers.
The machine power supply must incorporate the following. Fuses or motor type circuit breakers (aM Fuse / MCB type C) to specified rating (see datasheet). When using a fuse, H.R.C. fuses are recommended. An isolator which disconnects all poles must be must fitted within 2m and in line of sight of the heat pump. The isolator must have a minimum of 3mm air gap when turned off.
All units must be correctly earthed/grounded and its own separate type RCD earth leakage trip installed which protects the machine only. See data sheet for the correct type.
The following limits of operation must not be exceeded. Failure to provide the necessary voltages will invalidate the warranty. This voltage must be available at the heat pump whilst running. The voltage must not drop below the above figures when starting the compressor.
Minimum Maximum
Voltage
Three-phase machines 360V
440V
Cycle frequency (50Hz) 47.5Hz 52.5Hz
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37 CONNECTING THE HEAT PUMP TO THE POWER SUPPLY
1
2
CAUTION
Remove ese two screws
Li lower panel away
Remove screws and remove cover
3
Two cable entry points
Remove screws -2 and remove cover
P1 P2 R S T N
POWER 380~415V
50Hz
4
5 Replace all covers wi retained screws.
Ensure cable runs rough all ree holes
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Note: The illustrations show e IPT 50 heat pump. The instructions are e same
for e IPT 100 heat pumps.
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Three phase
Terminals in Heat Pump Electrics enclosure
Pump terminals
Power terminals
P1 P2 R S N
T
Cable clamp
Supply cord
Secure cables using cable clamps and feed
rough cable entry points in machine
Isolator which disconnects all poles fitted wi in 2m and in line of sight of e heat pump
Fuses/MCB
RCD/ Circuit Breaker
L1 L3 L2 N
Distribution box
Ear ed Power Supply 400V 50Hz
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38 POOL PUMP SYNCHRONISATION TERMINALS P1 AND P2
*The installer will need to adjust parameter P0 when using this feature
For installations where the pool filter pump runs continuously, these
terminals do not need to be used.
For installations where a timeclock controls the pool filter pump, and the
same pump provides water flow to the heat pump, the heat pump can override
“pump off” periods to ensure the pool is heated/cooled. To activate this
setting please speak to your installer.
When installed in parallel with the timeclock, the pool filter pump will run
when:
a) a block period of “pump on” has been set on the time clock for filtration
purposes.
b) the heat pump runs the pool filter pump for temperature sampling and if the
pool subsequently requires heating/cooling.
This feature operates by over-riding the timeclock for 3 minutes to circulate
the pool water through the heat pump to sample the water temperature. The
default sampling time interval is 1 hour.
If the measured temperature is more than 1°C from the set temperature, the
point heat pump will continue to run the filter pump and heat/cool the pool.
If the measured temperature is within 1°C of the set temperature, the filter
pump will turned off until the next sampling period, or the next timeclock
“pump on” period.
When the pool pump is already running, and the heat pump is not
heating/cooling, the heat pump will sample the water temperature once per hour
and will start heating/cooling if needed. The heat pump will ignore a demand
to heat/cool the pool until the sampling timer (default 1 hour) has elapsed.
This feature will reduce the pool filter pump run time to minimise pump energy
usage.
If the pool filter pump is later changed to run continuously, it is recommended to de-activate this setting so the heat pump will respond to a heating/ cooling demand without waiting for the sampling time interval to elapse. To deactivate this setting please speak to your installer.
L
Contact rating
P1
2A max P2
Terminals in heat pump (volt free)
Customer’s external pump/ filter time clock
Fuse
Separate supply L NE
Pool pump starter
N
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Single phase water pump
L N
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39 INSTALLING THE OPTIONAL REMOTE CONTROLLER
This optional accessory replaces the integral controller and can be installed
up to10m away.
Take the lid off the IPT to gain access to the existing controller. Remove the upper and lower front covers. Disconnect the plug from the socket (inside sleeving) on the back of the controller as shown.
Feed the cable from the remote controller through the upper cable access point.
This hole.
Connect the lead. and slide the sleeving back over the connectors. Secure the sleeving with a cable tie.
Route the cable inside the IPT securing it where necessary. Make sure there is a drip loop and that the connector is above the lowest point in the cabling.
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Connect the lead.
Remove the two screws from the back of the Remote Controller.
Remove the appropriate knock out and fit the back of the box to the wall.
Inlet for exposed cable.
Inlet for concealed cable.
If the cable is concealed, fit the grommet in the hole to protect the cable
from rubbing.
Secure the cable from the controller in the IPT
Refit the front covers and the top cover.
To check that the installation is correct, set the temperature on the remote controller to slightly higher than the pool water. The IPT should run to heat the pool, immediately if the pump synchronisation is not in use, or at the next sampling period if pump synchronisation is in use.
310 REMOTE ON / OFF TERMINALS 5 AND 6
For installations where a remote On / Off function is
required an external switch can be used to over ride
the main On / Off switch
and power the heat
pump on or off.
When the external switch contacts are closed the heat pump will power on and remain operational until the external contacts are broken.
The machine is supplied with a link installed between terminals 5 and 6 which should be removed and replaced with an external switching device as indicated.
Terminals in 5
heat pump 5V DC 6
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Customer’s external remote switch
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40 USING YOUR HEAT PUMP 41 THE KEY PAD
Symbol
Designation
On/Off
Lock/Unlock and Heat Mode
Speed mode
Up/Down
Function
1. Power on/Off 2. Wi-Fi Setting 1. Lock/Unlock Screen 2. Heating mode
(18-40°C) 3. Cooling mode (12-30°C) 4. Auto mode (12-40°C)
1. Boost 2. Whisper
Temperature setting
The buttons will turn dark when the controller is locked
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42 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT
Remember that at startup there is a 1 minute time delay before the heat pump
starts
a Screen lock
e Speed Mode selection
1. Press
for 3 seconds to lock or unlock the
screen. The buttons will turn dark when the
controller is locked.
2. Automatic lock period: 30 seconds if no operation.
b Power on
Press
for 3 seconds to unlock screen.
Press
to power on the heat pump.
c Temperature setting
Press
to switch between Boost mode and
Whisper mode.
Default mode: Boost.
Please choose Boost mode for initial heating.
f Wi-Fi
When the screen is on,
press for 3 seconds,
after
flashes, enter Wi-Fi connection.
Press and temperature.
to display and adjust the set
d Mode selection
1. Heating/Cooling/Auto
Press
to switch between heating,
cooling, and automatic modes.
Mode Heating
Symbol
Water temperature setting range
18-40°C
Cooling
12-30°C
Auto
12-40°C
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Connect Wi-Fi on mobile phone and input password, then control equipment by
Wi-Fi. When APP connects Wi-Fi successfully light is on.
g Defrosting
1. Automatic defrosting: When the heat pump is defrosting, the lamp flashes; after defrosting the lamp stops flashing.
2. Forced defrosting: When the heat pump is heating
and the compressor has been running continuously
for at least 10 minutes, press
and
simultaneously for 5 seconds to start
forced defrosting.
The lamp flashes and defrost starts, when the
lamp stops flashing defrosting stops.
The interval between forced defrosts must be more than 30 minutes. During a
normal defrost the heat pump may exhaust a significant amount of vapour or
mist into the air
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43 USING THE APP a APP Download
b Account registration Account Registraon
1. Register by mobile or E-mail.
Android please download from iOS please download from
2. Mobile or E-mail registraon.
Register Login with Existing Acount
Obtain verification code
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c Create family Please set family name and choose the room of device.
Add Family Enter Family name
Set location
You can change room seettings anytime.
d APP Pairing
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Before pressing confirm ensure the ” ” indicator is blinking rapidly. If not repeat stages 1 and 2 on the heat pump main control panel until the indicator is blinking rapidly before pressing confirm.
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Done
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Operaon
e Operation
1. For heat pump with Heang funcon only :
The seng temperature Select Boost/ Silence Mode
PoolTherm
Whisper
24 c
c Setting 40 cF
Indicates the mode Boost or Whisper mode
The current swimming pool water temperature
Timer On/Off
2. For heat pump with Heang and Cooling funcon :
The seng temperature Select Boost/ Whisper Mode
PoolTherm
Boost
24 c
c Setting 20 cF
Indicates the mode Boost or Whisper mode
The current swimming pool water temperature Select Heang/ Cooling/Auto Funcon
Timer On/Off
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App is subject to updang without noce.
Notes: 1. The weather forecast is just for reference. App is subject to
updating without notice
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44 USING THE OPTIONAL REMOTE CONTROLLER 45 THE KEY PAD
Symbol
+-
Function Power On/Off Heating/Cooling/Auto mode Press to start Boost mode Press to start Whisper mode Temperature setting and display.
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46 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
a Power On & Power Off
c Defrosting
Press
to power on or power off the heat pump.
b Temperature Setting
Press + – to display and adjust temperature.
c) Mode selection
1. Heating/Cooling/Auto modes
Press mode.
to choose heating, cooling and automatic
In heating mode the light is on.
In cooling mode the light is on.
In automatic mode the
and
the lights are
on.
2. Whisper and Boost modes
Press
to start Boost mode, and light will turn on.
1. Automatic defrosting When machine is defrosting, the lamp flashes; after
defrosting the lamp is illuminated. 2. Forced defrosting When the heat pump is
heating and the compressor has been working continuously for at least 10
minutes, press and – on the touchscreen controller simultaneously for 5
seconds to start forced defrosting. The lamp flashes and defrost starts, when
the lamp stops flashing defrosting stops.
The interval between forced defrosts must be more than 30 minutes.
During a normal defrost the heat pump may exhaust a significant amount of
vapour or mist into the air.
It is normal for ice to form on the evaporator fins but if significant amounts
of ice remain after a defrost, switch the heat pump off and allow the ice to
melt.
Press
to start Whisper mode, and light will turn
on. (Default mode is Boost). Please choose Boost mode
for initial heating.
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50 TESTING
Inspect the heat pump before use · Check that the fan, air inlets and outlets
are not
obstructed. · It is prohibited to install refrigeration pipe or
components in corrosive environment.
51 HEAT PUMP MALFUNCTION
· Double check that the main power switch is off before making checks.
· Check that the electric wiring conforms to the electric wiring diagram and
that the machine is earthed.
· After starting check the temperature setting.
WARNING: Isolate heat pump electrically, and wait 3 minutes before removing
panels or entering heat pump · Refer to the user check list in section 5.2 and
the
error codes listed in section 5.3 before initiating a service call.
· Do not attempt to interfere with any internal control settings as these have
been factory calibrated and sealed.
· Any sign of abnormal operation such as water dripping should be reported immediately to the installer. If in doubt or if advice is required contact the Service support team on telephone +44(0)1621 856611 (option 4).
Fault
Heat pump doesn’t run
Fan running but with insufficient heating
Display normal, but no heating Inaccurate switch action The fuse blows
frequently or leakage circuit breaker trips frequently
Reason No power Power is switched off Fuse has blown The breaker is off Evaporator blocked Air outlet blocked Compressor start delay Set temperature too low Start delay
Solution Wait until the power is restored Switch on the power Check and change the fuse Check and turn on the breaker Remove the obstructions Remove the obstructions Wait for the delay timer to time out Set desired heating temperature Wait for the delay timer to time out
Stop the machine, and cut off the power supply immediately, then contact your dealer
If above solutions don’t work, please contact your installer with detailed information and your model number. Don’t try to repair it yourself.
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52 PROTECTION CODES
These codes indicate machine stopping due to external circumstances These are
not faults with the heat pump
No
Display
Reason
Solution
1
E3
No water flow through the heat pump.
Check water circuit and pool pump.
2
E4
3
E5
4
E6
5
Eb
5
Ed
Three phase rotation protection.
Check phases connected correctly (Electrician required)
Voltage of power supply to heat pump is out of range.
Check the power supply.
Low water flow indicated by more than 10°C difference in inlet and outlet temperature.
Check water flow and pool pump.
Ambient temperature is out of range, either lower than -7°C or higher than 43°C. (BLY models), or lower than 10°C or higher than 55C (BHC models).
If outside, wait for ambient conditions to improve (winterisation may be required). If installed in a sheltered place, check for air recirculation.
Frost protection. The heat pump runs in heating mode for a short time when in standby mode to prevent frost build up. This does not replace winterisation.
Heat pump will resume standby once process is completed.
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53 FAULT CODES
When the heat pump displays these error codes please contact your installer
for advice
No
1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Display
E1 E2 E7 E8 EA P0 P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9 PA F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 Fb
FA
Description of fault code
High pressure alarm Low pressure alarm Water outlet temp out of range alarm
High exhaust temp alarm Evaporator overheat alarm (only in cooling mode)
Controller communication failure Water inlet temp sensor failure Water outlet
temp sensor failure Gas exhaust temp sensor failure Evaporator coil pipe temp
sensor failure Gas return temp sensor failure Cooling coil pipe temp sensor
failure Ambient temp sensor failure Cooling plate sensor failure Current
sensor failure Restart memory failure Compressor drive module failure PFC
module failure Compressor start failure Compressor running failure Inverter
board over current protection Inverter board overheat protection Current
protection Cooling plate overheat protection Fan motor failure Power filter
plate – no power protection PFC module over current protection
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60 MAINTENANCE
Isolate the power supply of the heat pump and wait 3 Minutes before cleaning, examination or repair
70 TROUBLE SHOOTING COMMON FAULTS
Cover the heat pump body when not in use.
Please clean this machine with household detergents or clean water, NEVER use
petroleum spirit, thinners or any similar fuel.
Check bolts, cables and connections regularly.
Regularly check condensate drain hose for blockages and clear.
Keep evaporator clean and free from blockages with a soft brush.To access the
evaporator first isolate the heat pump electrically using the mains isolator
switch and wait 3 minutes before removing any panels.
· Remove the screws at the bottom of the grilles covering the evaporator,
press the panels upwards and pull away from the machine.
· Remove dirt and debris from the evaporator with a soft brush [do not use
excessive force as this may damage the evaporator fins].
· Warning : Care must be taken not to touch the evaporator fins with your
hands as the edges are sharp and may cause injury.
· Replace panels in reverse order, reconnect to the electrical supply and
switch the heat pump on.
Repair, service and disposal of redundant heat pumps must be completed by
authorised technicians. It is illegal to allow refrigerant gases to escape to
air.
Do not attempt to work on the equipment by yourself. Improper operation may
cause danger.
Requirements for service personnel
Any person who is involved with working on or breaking into a refrigerant
circuit should hold a current valid certificate from an industry-accredited
assessment authority, F-Gas registered.
Do not attempt to work on the equipment by yourself
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80 I-PAC 50/100BLY, I-PAC 50/100BHC DATASHEET
MODEL
UNITS
IPT 50 BLY
IPT 100 BLY
IPT 50 BHC
IPT 100 BHC
PERFORMANCE CONDITION: Air 27°C/Water 27°C/RH 80%
Heating capacity
kW
60.2
115
COP range
6.6 to 15.2
6.5 to 15.0
Average COP at 50% speed
10.5
10
60.2 6.6 (100% speed)
10.5
115 6.0 (100% speed)
10
PERFORMANCE CONDITION: Air 15°C/Water 26°C/RH 70%
Heating capacity
kW
40.1
80.8
40.1
80.8
COP range
4.9 to 7.7
4.8 to 7.5
4.9 (100% speed) 4.8 (100% speed)
Average COP at 50% speed
7.0
6.7
7.0
7.0
PERFORMANCE CONDITION: Air 35°C/Water 28°C/RH 80%
Cooling capacity
kW
26.8
53.5
–
–
PERFORMANCE CONDITION: Air 45°C/Water 32°C/RH 80%
Cooling capacity
kW
–
–
25.1
50.3
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Operating air temperature
°C
-7°C to 43°C
10° to 55°C
Water heating setting range
°C
18°C to 40°C
18°C to 40°C
Water cooling setting range
°C
12°C to 30°C
12°C to 30°C
POWER SUPPLY
400V ~N Three phase 50 Hz/60 Hz
400V ~N Three phase 50 Hz/60 Hz
Rated power input
kW
2.1 to 8.18
4.25 to 17.0
2.26 to 8.9
4.68 to 17.5
Rated input current
A
3.05 to 11.9
6.16 to 24.7
3.27 to12.9
6.78 to 25.3
Maximum input current
A
19
38
19
38
Rated RCD type F
mA
30
30
30
30
Rated Fuse aM / MCB type C
A
23
45
23
45
Sound pressure level at 10m dB(A)
33 to 41
35 to 44
33 to 41
33 to 44
Recommended water flow rate m3/h
20 to 25
40 to 50
20 to 25
40 to 50
Pool water connections
mm
75mm Female
110mm Female
75mm Female
110mm Female
GENERAL DATA
Net dimensions (w x d x h)
mm 1000 x 1075 x 1260 2100 x 1090 x 1280 1000 x 1075 x 1260 2100 x 1090 x 1280
Packed dimensions (w x d x h) mm 1200 x 1100 x 1310 2160 x 1170 x 1330 1200 x 1100 x 1310 2160 x 1170 x 1330
Net weight
kg
230
448
230
448
HERMETIC SYSTEM
Refrigerant charge R410a/ CO2 equivalent
kg/tons
8.0 /16.70
16.0 / 33.41
8.0 /16.70
16.0 / 33.41
Notes: Heat pump performance parameters are subject to change without notice. ALWAYS refer to the nameplate. Global warming potential(GWP) R410a – 2088. The data is subect to change without prior warning.
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OWNER/INSTALLATION MANUAL 90 I-PAC 50/100BLY, PERFORMANCE GRAPHS
IPT50BLY Heang Capacity
60
50 40 kW 30 20 10
Output Capacity
Output at Air 0C : 90% RH Output at Air 10C : 80% RH Output at Air 20C : 70%
RH Output at Air 30C : 60% RH
Electrical Input
Input at Air 10C : 80% RH
0
10
15
20
25
30
35
Water Temperature ºC
IPT100BLY Heang Capacity
120
100 80
kW 60 40
Output Capacity
Output at Air 0C : 90% RH Output at Air 10C : 80% RH Output at Air 20C : 70%
RH Output at Air 30C : 60% RH
20
0
10
15
20
25
30
35
Water Temperature ºC
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Air inlet
Fan diameter 700
1023
Air
Air
inlet
inlet
1100
Air outlet 164
Water out
Display
780
Condensate
drain
660
189
Water in
Mains in access panel
1000 1070
Cable entry points
1260
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876
471
197
704
574
103
896
569
341
1076
124
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Air inlet
502
1098
Air inlet
Air inlet
521
2101 Display
1108
Air inlet Air outlet
Mains in access panel
Cable entry points
Condensate drain
Air outlet
Water out
Water in
409 Condensate drain
223
515
1282
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1106
115
898
9 5
876
1098
1457
502
521
797
191
163
1052
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WARNING. Isolate heat pump before opening! As heat pump embodies electrical and rotational equipment, it is recommended for your own safety that a competent person carries out the following procedure.
(Drain Down Procedure)
4. Drain water from heat pump by:
ALL MODELS Objective
a) Drain valve if fitted. b) Disconnecting pipework to and from heat pump. c) Remove condenser drain down cover.
To provide frost protection
To eliminate corrosion problems
To inhibit electrical components 1. Switch off electrical supply to heat pump.
2. Remove external fuses and keep in safe place away
from heat pump to prevent accidental operation of heat pump.
d) Flush through water circuit in heat pump by using CLEAN TAP WATER (NOT POOL
WATER) via hose into outlet connection run for 10 minutes minimum, use spray
nozzle if available.
e) Allow to drain fit plastic bags secured by elastic bands over water
connections.
5. Uncover electrical enclosure (page 16) and liberally spray interior of
unit, with moisture repellent aerosol WD-40 or similar, reseal enclosure.
3. Ensure water circulation pump is switched off.
6. If heat pump located outside, protect from weather by covering with VENTILATED cover. A bespoke cover is available. Do not use plastic sheet as condensation can occur within unit.
If this procedure is not adopted and frost or corrosion damage results then the warranty will become invalid
111 START UP PROCEDURE AFTER WINTERISATION
1. Replace covers (if not fitted).
5. Replace fuses to heat pump circuit.
2. Remove front grille using soft brush clean finned surfaces of heat pump.
Replace panel.
3. Remove plastic covers on water connections and reconnect water piping or
close drain valve.
4. Start up water circulating pump and leave running for at least ¼ hour to
establish flow and enable any air in system to escape.
6. Switch on heat pump.
7. Check control thermostat is set to required pool temperature.
8. Check daily to ensure pool water is at correct pH and has correct chemical
balance. See section 11.0 Warranty conditions.
Any significant periods of non-use need to be recorded on the heat pump record log See pages 43-44
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120 WARRANTY CONDITIONS
The following exclusions apply to the warranty given by Dantherm Ltd. No claims will be accepted if:
1. The heat pump is installed in any way that is not in accordance with the current procedures as defined by Dantherm Ltd.
2. The heat pump has been worked upon or is adjusted by anyone other than a person authorised to do so by Dantherm Ltd.
3. The heat pump is incorrectly sized for the application.
4. The water flow through the machine is outside the specified limits.
5. The water pH level and/or chemical balance is
outside the following limits:
Acidity pH
pH 7.2 – 7.8
Total Alkalinity, as CaCO3 ppm 80 – 120
Total Hardness, as CaCO3 ppm 150 – 250
Total Dissolved Solids
ppm 1000
Maximum Salt Content ppm 35000
Free Chlorine Range
ppm 1 – 2 Domestic
Free Chlorine Range
ppm 3 – 6 Commercial
Superchlorination
max 30ppm for 24 hrs
Bromine
ppm 2 – 5
Baquacil
ppm 25 – 50
Ozone
ppm 0.9 Max
Maximum Copper Content ppm 1
Aquamatic Ionic Purifier ppm 2 Max
6. The heat pump has suffered frost damage.
7. The electrical supply is insufficient or in any way incorrect.
8. The fan amps and duct pressure are outside the specified limits.
9. The air flow to and from the machine is outside the specified limits.
If in doubt or if advice is required please contact the Dantherm Group UK
Service Department by calling +44 (0)1621 856 611 (option 4) or email
servicedepartment@danthermcom
Please give MODEL NUMBER and SERIAL NUMBER of your heat pump when making
technical or service enquiries. This will assist in correct diagnosis and
ensure service can be provided with the minimum delay.
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130 HEAT PUMP RECORD LOG
In order to comply with F-Gas regulations, it is necessary for hermetically sealed systems with more than 6kg refrigerant to be leak tested annually. The operator of the heat pump is responsible for seeing that the test is carried out. A sample log sheet can be seen below. Dantherm Ltd. is an F-Gas registered company. Certificate number REF1011570.
General information
Plant name
Serial number
Location of plant
Plant operator1
Operator contact2
Refrigerant type
Refrigerant quantity installed (kg)
Plant manufacturer Dantherm Ltd
Year of installation
Refrigerant Additions
Date
Engineer3 Company
Name
Amount added kg
Reason for addition
Refrigerant removals
Date
Engineer Company
Name
Amount removed kg
Reason for removal What done with recovered refrigerant
Name and address of recycling or reclamation facility
Certificate number if applicable
Leak tests
Date
Engineer Company
Name
Test result
Follow up action required
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Follow up actions
Date
Engineer Company
Name
Related to test on
Actions taken
Testing of automatic leak detection system (if fitted)
Date
Engineer Company
Name
Test result
Comments
Periods of non-use
1 Name and address of company operating plant. 2 Contact details of operator’s
nominated person responsible for F-Gas compliance. 3 Company and technician
carrying out work, with details to provide evidence of compliance.
IMPORTANT The company carrying out refrigerant checking and removals, and the
owner of the equipment need to keep records for FIVE YEARS.
When this heat pump is decommissioned the refrigerant gas is to be recovered
in accordance with current environmental legislation.
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Dantherm A/S Marienlystvej 65 DK-7800 Skive Denmark t. +45 96 14 37 00
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00 50
Dantherm Ltd. Unit 12, Galliford Road Maldon CM9 4XD United Kingdom t. +44
(0)1621 856611
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Spain t. +34 91 661 45 00
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444 8
Heylo GmbH Im Finigen 9 28832 Achim Germany t. +49 4202 97550
Dantherm GmbH Oststraße 148 22844 Norderstedt Germany t. +49 40 526 8790
Dantherm SAS 23 rue Eugène Henaff 69694 Vénissieux Cedex France t. +33 4 78 47
11 11
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+8621 61486668
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+49 7150 94540
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961 524 866
May 2021
Manufacturers details: Dantherm Ltd. Unit 12, Galliford Road Maldon CM9 4XD
United Kingdom t. +44 (0)1621 856611 e.
service.department@dantherm.com
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