InverterCool SVS Smart Variable Speed Ducted Split Heat Pump User Guide
- June 17, 2024
- InverterCool
Table of Contents
Up to 18 SEER
Smart Variable Speed
Ducted Split Heat Pump
Quick Start-up Guide
SVS Smart Variable Speed Ducted Split Heat Pump
Manufacturer reserves the right to change specifications or designs without
notice.
April 2022
www.invertercool.com
Smart Variable Speed (SVS)
Ducted Split Heat Pump and Fault Detection and Diagnostics(FDD) Device
The InverterCool Smart Variable Speed (SVS) heat pump is one of the industry’s
most innovative and efficient systems, with ratings up to 18 SEER and 10 HSPF
per AHRI standard 210/240-2017. With InverterCool’s patented technology, the
SVS heat pump automatically adjusts itself while maintaining constant and
consistent speeds to avoid temperature swings.
Compared with fixed speed systems, InverterCool SVS system have a much wider
capacity range which helps to achieve faster heating and cooling. With more
than 30 variable stage settings, InverterCool SVS system provide more accurate
and efficient temperature control while using less energy.
With the Fault Detection and Diagnostics(FDD) device, InverterCool provides an
easy way for dealers to help their customers complete registration via
InverterCool FDD App in just minutes. Then dealers can monitor the units’ live
data and perform remote field settings for the condensing unit. Working
alongside the InverterCool Service Team, the dealer can guarantee installation
and servicing quality.
Features
- Up to 18.0 SEER and 10.0 HSPF
- Variable Speed Compressor (25%-110% speed)
- 24×7 Fault Detection and Diagnostics(FDD) service*
- 9 Speed ECM outdoor unit blower
- Easy to install – compatible with most traditional 24V AC thermostats
- AUTO charge mode to make accurate refrigerant coefficient for the system
- Back-up running for maximum 2 failed sensors
- 10-year Residential Limited Parts Warranty**
- 10-year Labor Warranty**
*FDD service provide monitoring your HVAC system in real time so that our installer can remotely view how your system is performing. We will send you a notice if the system doesn’t run well and make an appointment for a site-check under your permission. An agreement need to be signed by the home owner before we provide such service.
**Residential: To receive 10-Year Parts Limited Warranty and 10-year Labor
Warranty, online registration must be completed within 60 days of
installation, otherwise 5-Year will be applied for Part Limited Warranty and
Labor Warranty . Online registration is not required in California or Quebec.
Commercial: 3-Year Parts Limited Warranty ONLY.
Specification
Outdoor Unit Model | Description |
---|---|
G910L | Fault Detection and Diagnostics(FDD) Device |
COH16S-36AAA | 36 kBtu/h (3Ton), Heat Pump |
COH16S-60AAA | 60 kBtu/h (5Ton), Heat Pump |
CVTAN-24AA | 24 kBtu/h (2 Ton), Air Handler Unit |
CVTAN-36AA | 36 kBtu/h (3 Ton), Air Handler Unit |
CVTAN-48AA | 48 kBtu/h (4 Ton), Air Handler Unit |
CVTAN-60AA | 60 kBtu/h (5 Ton), Air Handler Unit |
Outdoor Unit | Indoor Air Handlers |
Performance | Heating Performance |
--- | --- |
Total | EER (2) |
COH16S-36AA | CVTAN-24AA |
COH16S-36AA | CVTAN-36AA |
COH16S-60AA | CVTAN-36AA |
COH16S-60AA | CVTAN-48AA |
COH16S-60AA | CVTAN-60AA |
- Certified per AHRI 210/240-2017
(1) Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio; (2) Energy Efficiency Ratio @ Afull; (3) Heating Seasonal Performance Factor
Wiring Diagrams
Outdoor W terminal outputs 24Vac once ambient temperature (TA) is lower than specified value with pretty low high pressure. Work when n02 setting is default ON and Heat ON at thermostat.
n03 setting
0: TA<15°F (24V output) –Factory
1: TA<30°F (24V output)
2: TA<40°F (24V output)
3: TA<-3°F (24V output)
4: OFF
NOTES:
- Be sure power supply agrees with equipment nameplate.
- Power wiring and grounding of equipment must comply with local codes.
- Low voltage wiring to be No. 18 AWG minimum conductor.
- “—” means the electric heater kit’s connection.
- Some thermostats may use W2/AUX for heat pump.
Line Sets and Charging
The InverterCool SVS heat pump is factory pre-charged for 25ft of standard size line set and for the smallest rated indoor coil combinations. Up to 100ft of line set is allowed with a maximum of 50ft lift (see below).
Capacity Model | Liquid Line | Suctio n Line | Total Equivalent Length (FT) |
---|---|---|---|
25 | 50 | 75 | 100 |
Dimensions in inches | Maximum Elevation Difference (FT) | ||
2Ton | 3/8 Std. | 3/4 Std. | 25 |
1/4 Opt. | 5/8 Opt. | 25 | 50 |
3Ton | 3/8 Std. | 3/4 Std. | 25 |
1/4 Opt. | 5/8 Opt. | 25 | 50 |
4Ton | 3/8 | 7/8 Std. | 25 |
3/4 Opt. | 25 | 50 | 50 |
5Ton | 3/8 | 7/8 Std. | 25 |
3/4 Opt. | 25 | 50 | 50 |
- Standard line set is recommended, N/A: Not allowed
Refrigerant charge is suggested to be done by the following methods:
-
Charge by Weigh-In
This method can be used for the initial installation, or anytime a system charge needs to be replaced. This method can be used when power is not available on the job site or the ambient temperature is improper to use refrigerant coefficient and sub-cooling. A refrigerant adjustment may be necessary if the line set length is over or under the precharged 25ft (adding or removing 0.6 oz/ft on 3/8 liquid line respectively). An additional amount of refrigerant adjustment may be required for a large indoor coil. -
Charge by Refrigerant Coefficient
Ambient temperature must be between 50ºF and 120ºF and indoor temperature must be kept between 70ºF and 80ºF.
After starting the system in cooling mode, Press and hold BS4 button for five seconds until SEG1 displays blinking 7, and operate the system for a minimum of 20 minutes.
Check refrigerant coefficient number (here short for “X”, 0<X<1) on the display. If X>0.6, remove refrigerant; or X<0.4, add more refrigerant. Then wait for 5 minutes to allow pressure balanced. Check the new coefficient number to make sure you get 0.5. Basically, 0.4 to 0.6 is acceptable if SH≤20゜F.
When the LED displays “–” for more than 20 minutes, adjust the TXV opening to ensure required compressor suction superheat (SH>7゜F).
Exit Charge Mode: Press BS4 once or After 2 hours running or Turn off the system at thermostat
Control Board Settings
In most scenarios, it is recommended to keep all outdoor unit board dip switch positions in their manufacturer default positions. There are some specific scenarios when it makes sense to change dip switch settings.
Dip Switch SW1
SW1-1 is not used and should remain in the factory default position at all
times.
SW1-2 selects Tonnage of the condensing unit.
SW1-3 sets Air Conditioner or Heat Pump
SW1-4 is suggested to remain in the factory default position (OFF). FDD
command responses such as remote field setting, troubleshooting, software
programming etc. only work when this switch remains in the OFF position.
Must power off the unit for at least two (2) minute to activate your dial of switches.
SW1 Dip switch | Description |
---|---|
No. | Setting item |
1 | Reserved |
2 | Capacity selection |
OFF (factory) | 3 or 5 Ton |
3 | AC only / Heat pump |
OFF (factory) | Heat pump |
4 | Command response for FDD |
OFF (factory) | Yes |
SEG1: Normally blank
SEG 1 | Description |
---|---|
0 | Software is updating via FDD device |
1 | High pressure sensor (HP) backup running |
2 | Low pressure sensor (LP) backup running |
3 | Compressor discharge temperature sensor (TD) backup running |
4 | IPM module temperature sensor (TF) backup running |
5 | Ambient temperature sensor (TA) backup running |
6 | Defrost sensor (TH) backup running |
7 | Compressor suction temperature sensor (TS) backup running |
8 | Liquid line temperature sensor (TL) backup running |
9 | FDD command response |
SEG2: Normally blank
SEG2 | Description |
---|---|
0 | Running under high pressure limit |
1 | Running under low pressure limit |
2 | Running under discharge temperature limit |
3 | Running under IPM module temperature limit |
4 | Running under compressor current limit |
SEG3: Normally shows operation mode
SEG 3 | Description |
---|---|
0 | Stop (No Y signal) |
1 | Ready to start-up |
2 | Cooling |
3 | Heating |
4 | Oil return |
5 | Defrost |
6 | Manual defrost |
7 | AUTO charge mode in cooling |
8 | Pump down in heating |
SEG2 and SEG3: Show following codes when system is in fault
Code | Description |
---|---|
P1 | High pressure protection |
E1 | System locks up when P1 has occurred six times in 3 hrs. |
P2 | Low pressure protection in cooling mode |
E2 | System locks up when P2 has occurred six times in 3 hrs |
P3 | Compressor discharge temperature (TD) protection |
E3 | System locks up when P3 has occurred six times in 3 hrs |
P4 | Compressor discharge temperature (TD) sensor error |
P5 | Inverter module temperature (TF) protection |
E5 | System locks up when P5 has occurred six times in 3 hrs |
P6 | Compressor over-current protection |
E6 | System locks up when P6 has occurred six times in 3 hrs |
P7 | Liquid slugging protection |
E7 | System locks up when P7 has occurred three times in 5 hrs |
P8 | Low compressor voltage protection |
E8 | System locks up when P8 has occurred three times in 1 hr |
P9 | Incorrect compressor line sequence |
PA | DC fan motor over-load protection |
F1 | Ambient temperature (TA) sensor fault |
F2 | Compressor suction temperature (TS) sensor fault |
F3 | Liquid line temperature (TL) sensor fault |
F4 | Defrost temperature (TH) sensor fault |
F5 | Compressor discharge temperature (TD) sensor fault |
F6 | Inverter module temperature (TF) sensor fault |
F7 | High pressure (HP) sensor fault |
F8 | Low pressure (LP) sensor fault |
E4 | Communication fault between main chip and INV drive chip |
H1 | Ambient temperature limit operation in cooling |
H2 | Ambient temperature limit operation in heating |
H3 | Abnormal switch alarm for reversing valve |
H4 | Defrost temperature (TH) sensor error |
H5 | EEPROM fault |
H6 | Low voltage alarm |
HF | Abnormal function control |
C0-CC | Compressor INV module protection |
E0 | System locks up when C0~CA has occurred three times in 1 hr |
Troubleshoot based on service manual, or via InverterCool FDD App.
BS1 Button – “Menu” or “Back” button
Shortly press “BS1” to query settings
n00: Mode choice (Energy Saving, Dry, High Capacity)
n01: Prohibited heat pump running temperature
n02: Turn ON/OFF W output
n03: W output settings
n04: Defrost Mode (Heavy/light snow, standard)
n05: Silent Mode (level 1 or 2, night silent level 1 or 2)
n06: Night Silent Start Hour
n07: Night Silent End Hour
n08: Manual Defrost
Press and hold “BS1” for 5 seconds to set above functions (n01 to n08). Refer
to install or service manual for details. You can change these settings
besides n08 via InverterCool FDD App.
BS2 Button – “UP” button
BS3 Button – “Spot check” and “Confirm” button
- After first pressing on the “BS3” button, it will display the sequence, and after 1 second it will display the value of the parameter.
- After 20 seconds on same parameter, display will revert back to normal status.
Key parameters can be remotely monitored via InverterCool Smart Service Pro App.
BS4 Button
Press and hold “BS4” for 5 seconds to enter AUTO charge mode by coefficient
number in cooling or pump down in heating.
No. | Spot check content via BS3 |
---|---|
Default | Refer to default display instructions |
01- | Outdoor unit type and capacity |
02- | Liquid line sub-cooling |
03- | Compressor suction superheat |
04- | Compressor speed |
05- | Electronic expansion valve opening |
06- | Step of fan |
07- | Low pressure (LP sensor) |
08- | High pressure (HP sensor) |
09- | Outdoor ambient temp. (TA) |
10- | Compressor suction temp. (TS) |
11- | Compressor discharge temp. (TD) |
12- | Defrost sensor temp. (TH) |
13- | Liquid line temp. (TL) |
14- | Inverter module temp. (TF) |
15- | Target evaporating temp. (Tes) |
16- | Current evaporating temp. (Te) |
17- | Target condensing temp. (Tcs) |
18- | Current condensing temp. (Tc) |
19- | Compressor DC current |
20- | Undercharged refrigerant signal |
21- | Main software version |
22- | Inverter software version |
23- | Current fault |
24- | The last fault |
25- | Fault before the last fault |
FDD Connection and Registration
Hook the FDD device on the shell of control board inside the condensing unit,
make sure it cannot move. Unscrew the cable locker cap and fasten the
waterproof joint based on the FDD install guide.
Plug the male blue terminal of FDD device into CN11 (FDD) connector on main
control board of condensing unit. Power ON the condensing unit and check if
the FDD device is working properly. The normal working state of FDD device
should be the blue LED (No.1) is blinking with other LEDs light OFF.
No | Color | Indications | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Blue | FDD Device status | Always OFF |
Always ON
Blinking| Power off
Booting
Running
2| Red| LTE Status| Always OFF
Always ON
Blinking| LTE connected
Booting
LTE disconnected
3| Green| Connection to PCB| Always OFF
Always ON
Blinking| Local link connected
Booting
Local link disconnected
Get the InverterCool FDD App
Download or update the InverterCool FDD App free on the App Store or Google
Play.
Steps of warranty registration
- Create an InverterCool account
- Add Unit (Register a new HP)
• Sign an agreement with homeowner
• Scan/Input serial numbers to submit
About InverterCool
InverterCool (IC) is a technology company that centers its core competence and
offering around the patent based Full-Fledged Inverter Control residential
HVAC system. Bundled with world-class FDD (Fault Detection and Diagnostics)
option, we offer consumers One-Stop Shop variable-speed HVAC system purchase,
installation and maintenance (PIM) and guarantee their best experience.
Our mission is to provide consumes with Peach of Mind through higher quality
product at lower Total Ownership Cost (TOC – comprised of costs of purchase,
installation, service/maintenance and life-time electricity consumption). We
make every effort to give our customers the best user experience, whether it’s
pre-, on or after sales.
©2022 InverterCool, Inc.
6611 NW 84th Ave, Miami, FL 33166
Tel: 1 (855) 632 0620
www.invertercool.com
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