intuis 155020 High Temperature Ultra Modulating Heat Pump User Manual
- September 28, 2024
- intuis
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155020 High Temperature Ultra Modulating Heat Pump
Product Information
Specifications:
- Product Name: HTi70
- Type: High temperature, ultra modulating Heat pump
- Models Available:
- HTi70 11 kW mono Ref. 155020
- HTi70 11 kW tri Ref. 155060
- HTi70 14 kW mono Ref. 155030
- HTi70 14 kW tri Ref. 155070
- Country of Origin: France
Product Usage Instructions:
1 – Safety
Ensure to follow all safety guidelines provided in the manual
before operating the HTi70 Heat Pump.
2 – Delivery and Storage
Make sure to check the delivery terms and conditions upon
receiving the product. Follow the storage and transport
instructions to prevent any damage.
3 – Installation
Follow the standard configuration for installation. Pay
attention to noise levels and ensure placement in safe areas as
specified in the manual.
3.1 – Placement
Consider noise levels and ensure the unit is placed in a secure
area with proper ground security and clearance in front of a
wall.
3.2 – Setting up
Properly set up the unit following the provided instructions.
Pay attention to condensate evacuation and hydraulic
installation.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q: Can the HTi70 Heat Pump be used for cooling as well?
A: No, the HTi70 Heat Pump is designed specifically for heating
purposes and not for cooling.
Q: Does the product come with a warranty?
A: Yes, the HTi70 Heat Pump comes with a standard warranty
provided by the manufacturer. Please refer to the warranty terms
for more information.
HTi70
High temperature, ultra modulating Heat pump
Installation and User manual
HTi70 11 kW mono Ref. 155020
HTi70 11 kW tri Ref. 155060
HTi70 14 kW mono Ref. 155030
HTi70 14 kW tri Ref. 155070
The information contained in this document is non-contractual. The manufacturer reserves the right to modify any technical specifications and equipment of any appliances without prior notice
Manual ref.: 1898458 Edition no 24.20
Made in France
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 – SAFETY …………………………………………………… 4
2 – PLEASE READ IMMEDIATELY …………………… 5
2.1 – Conservation of documents ……………………………………………………5 2.2 – Symbols used
…………………………………………………………………………….5 2.3 – Abbreviations and
acronyms…………………………………………………..5 2.4 – Rating
plate………………………………………………………………………………..6
3 – DELIVERY AND STORAGE………………………… 7
3.1 – Delivery terms and conditions………………………………………………..7 3.2 – Storage and
transport………………………………………………………………7
3.2.1 – General information …………………………………………………………………………………… 7 3.2.2 –
Transporting with a forklift ………………………………………………………………………. 7 3.2.3 –
Transporting manually……………………………………………………………………………….. 7
4 – INTRODUCTION ……………………………………… 8
4.1 – Operation……………………………………………………………………………………8 4.2 – Accessories (included)
…………………………………………………………….. 8 4.3 – Accessories available to
order…………………………………………………8
5 – INSTALLATION………………………………………… 9
5.1 – Standard configuration ……………………………………………………………9 5.2 –
Placement…………………………………………………………………………………10
5.2.1 – Noise levels …………………………………………………………………………………………………10 5.2.2 – Safe
area………………………………………………………………………………………………………10
5.2.2.1 – Ground security area ………………………………………………………………….10 5.2.2.2 – Security
area in front of a wall…………………………………………………..11 5.2.3 – Accepted installation
sites ……………………………………………………………………….11 5.2.4 – Prohibited installation sites
……………………………………………………………………..11
5.3 – Setting up …………………………………………………………………………………12 5.4 – Condensate
evacuation………………………………………………………….12 5.5 – Hydraulic
installation………………………………………………………………13
5.5.1 – Hydraulic connections on the installation …………………………………………….13 5.5.2 –
Hydraulic connection between Heat pump and pilot …………………………14
5.5.2.1 – Hydraulic connections on the HTi70 11 &14kW ………………………14 5.5.3 – Heat
pump water inlet filter (supplied) ………………………………………………….15
5.6 – Connecting to the power supply ………………………………………….15
5.6.1 – General recommendations ………………………………………………………………………15 5.6.2 –
Accessing the connection terminals ………………………………………………………16 5.6.3 –
Recommendations for connecting the system to the power supply ..16 5.6.4 –
Connection to the power supply…………………………………………………………….16
5.6.4.1 – Single-phase connection …………………………………………………………..16 5.6.4.2 – Three-
phase connection ……………………………………………………………17 5.6.5 – Communication bus cable
between the heat pump and the pilot……18
6 – MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 19
6.1 – General information ……………………………………………………………….19 6.2 – Maintenance on the
hydraulic circuit…………………………………..19 6.3 – Maintenance of the Heat pump
……………………………………………19 6.4 – Maintenance of the electrical
components……………………………………19 6.5 – Consulting the meters
……………………………………………………………19
6.6 – Sensor data curve charts………………………………………………………..20
6.6.1 – Water inlet and outlet – Air intake sensor – Sensors installed on
compressors 1 and 2…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………20
6.7 – Modification……………………………………………………………………………..20 6.8 –
Decommissioning……………………………………………………………………20
6.8.1- Interim Decommissioning of Product……………………………………………………..20 6.8.2- Final
decommissioning of the product …………………………………………………..20
6.9 – Recycling and Disposal…………………………………………………………..20
6.9.1- Disposal of refrigerant ……………………………………………………………………………….20
7 – LIST OF SPARE PARTS ……………………………. 22
8 – WARRANTY …………………………………………… 24
8.1 – Warranty coverage ………………………………………………………………….24 8.2 – Limitations of
warranty…………………………………………………………..24
8.2.1 – General information ………………………………………………………………………………….24 8.2.2 – Cases
(not limited to) for exclusion from warranty ………………………………24
8.2.2.1 – Heating circuit water ………………………………………………………………….24 8.2.2.2 –
Handling……………………………………………………………………………………….24 8.2.2.3 – Installation
site…………………………………………………………………………….24 8.2.2.4 – Electrical connections
………………………………………………………………..24 8.2.2.5 – Hydraulic connections
……………………………………………………………….24 8.2.2.6 – Accessories
…………………………………………………………………………………..24 8.2.2.7 –
Maintenance………………………………………………………………………………..24
APPENDICES……………………………………………… 25
A1 – Technical specifications…………………………………………………………..25
A1.1 – General characteristics………………………………………………………………………………25 A1.2 –
Performances………………………………………………………………………………………………25
A2 – EU declaration ………………………………………………………………………….26 A3 – Frost protection
……………………………………………………………………….26 A4 – Treatment of the water in the heating
circuit ……………………..26
A4.1 – Preparing the hydraulic circuit (rinsing) …………………………………………………26 A4.2 –
Filling water………………………………………………………………………………………………..26 A4.3 – Treatment of the
heating circuit………………………………………………………………26
A5 – Dimensions……………………………………………………………………………….27 A6 – Product technical
information sheet ……………………………………28
A6.1 – HTi70 11 kW mono Heat pump………………………………………………………………….28 A6.2 – HTi70 11
kW tri Heat pump ………………………………………………………………………..29 A6.3 – HTi70 14 kW mono Heat
pump………………………………………………………………….30 A6.4 – HTi70 14 kW tri Heat pump
………………………………………………………………………..31
A7 – Internal wiring diagram ………………………………………………………….32
A7.1 – HTi70 11 & 14 kW single-phase Heat pump …………………………………………….32 A7.2 –
HTi70 11 & 14 kW three-phase Heat pump ……………………………………………..33
NOTES / MAINTENANCE …………………………….. 34
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1 SAFETY
Danger resulting from improper qualifications · Any work carried out by an
unqualified person
can result in damage to the installation or in physical injury. · Do not
perform maintenance on this appliance unless you are a qualified professional.
· If the appliance is malfunctioning or not working, cut the electricicty
supply to the electrical components and seek advice from a qualified
professional.
Danger resulting from improper use This appliance should not be used by anyone
(including children under the age of 8 years old)with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or by anyone with insufficient experience or
knowledge of the appliance; unless they are being supervised by someone who is
responsible for their safety and in possession of the operating instructions
of the appliance, or if they have been instructed in the proper use and in the
risks of operating the appliance. Children must not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and maintenance of the appliance must not be undertaken by children
without supervision.
Applicable areas of use The appliance is intended for use an appliance for the
production of domestic hot water: it must be connected to a heating
installation, and while complying with the instructions, connected to the
drinking water network. The intended use of the appliance includes the
following points: · Following the instructions for operating,
installing and maintaining this appliance and all of its components. ·
Ensuring the compliance of the appliance to all inspection and maintenance
conditions which are listed in this manual.
Danger of death by electrocution · Touching live electrical wires can cause
severe
bodily injury, and lead to death by electrocution. All installation and
maintenance work must be carried out with the appliance switched off and by a
qualified professional. Before carrying out any work on the appliance:
– Cut-off the electricity supply. – Ensure that there is no possibility of the
power supply becoming active again. – Wait at least 5 minutes for the
capacitors to lose their charge. · Do not get water on any of the control or
electrical components. Always disconnect the appliance from the electricity
supply before carrying out work on any of the electrical components.
Danger of death if the pressure relief valves are missing or defective A
defective pressure relief valve may prove dangerous and could lead to burns or
other injuries by, for example, the pipes bursting. The information presented
in this document does not contain all of the schematic diagrams needed for a
professional installation of the pressure relief valves. · Install the
necessary pressure relief valves on the circuit. · Inform the user concerning
the function and the placement of the pressure relief valves. · Respect all
applicable national and international regulations, standards and decrees.
Risk of material damage The heat pump can only work when filled with water.
Never switch on the appliance if it is not completely filled with water and
purged of air.
Rules and regulations (decrees, standards, laws) Once the appliance is
installed and switched on, all decrees, directives, technical rules, safety
measures and standards, must be respected in their current version in effect.
The electrical supply must conform to all applicable regulations in the
country of installation, as well as the NFC 15-100 standard. · A method of
disconnection ensuring a complete cut-off must be installed in the fixed
piping to conform to installation regulations (do not use a movable outlet). ·
Protect the appliance with a 2-pole circuit breaker with a minimum contact
opening of 3mm and must be grounded. · The devices for electrical cut-off must
remain accessible. · Water may drain from the discharge pipe of the pressure
limiting device. This pipe should be kept open to open air. · The pressure
relief valve is mounted on the condenser. Ensure that the drainage is properly
oriented to prevent water from leaking onto the electrical components.
Maintenance – Troubleshooting Maintenance and cleaning of the pilot must be
carried out at least once a year by a qualified professional. · The appliance
should be cleaned carefully so as not to damage its electronics from the
outside. The use of a high pressure cleaner is PROHIBITED.
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REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT
· Any intervention on the refrigeration circuit must be made by a qualified
person who holds a Category 1 certificate of fitness.
Refrigerant R290, contained in the heat pump circuit, does not pose an
environmental hazard but is flammable. Refrigerant R290 is odourless. Do not
damage the refrigeration circuit
tubes, Do not handle flame or other flammable
sources inside the device, In the event of a leakage of the refrigerant,
unplug the plug, ventilate the room and contact the customer service, Do not
pierce or burn the appliance: the recovery of the fluid is mandatory in case
of intervention on the refrigeration circuit.
2 PLEASE READ IMMEDIATELY
This technical installation manual forms part of the appliance which it refers
to. In order for the warranty to be valid, the instructions must be read prior
to using the appliance. The safety advice and instructions provided in this
manual must be strictly respected. Our society is not liable for any damages
caused from not following the instructions provided, or improper handling,
installation or use. This technical installation manual can be modified
without prior notice.
2.1 – Conservation of documents
This manual must be safeguarded and passed on to successive users for future
reference. It will be considered as evidence in case of litigation.
2.2 – Symbols used
Indicates warnings and important recommendations.
Consult the installation manual before any intervention on the product, before
handling, installation, use , and maintenance.
Contains regulated substances, do not throw in the garbage. If disposing,
please respect all regulations pertaining to the recovery of electric and
electronic equipment.
Type and refrigerant charge. PS : Max high service pressure
Heat power output produced. Pnom : nominal
Max current protection (A)
Caution : contains a flammable refrigerant fluid. Please make sure to respect
the installation and handling precautions.
2.3 – Abbreviations and acronyms
DHW ……. Domestic Hot Water DCW ……. Domestic Cold Water T°………….. Temperature
HP………… Heat pump
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2.4 – Rating plate
Manufacturer’s identity
intuis reference of the appliance Appliance type
Serial number of the appliance
Appliance electric data PED’s category
According to 2014/68/EU
AUER Rue de la République 80210 Feuquières en Vimeu
HTi70 11 mono Réf : 155020
Pompe à chaleur Ser.n° : 155020-232300000
230V mono ~ 50/60Hz Imax : 30A – Pmax : – kW
PED cat. 1 IPX4
Pnom : 8,95kW COP : 4,85 (A7W35)
P : 0,3MPa (3 bar)
R290 (groupe 1) : 0,900kg PS : 3,1MPa (31 bar) Ts min : -20°C Ts max : +40°C
Made In France
*Selon EN14511 / According to EN14511
Hermétiquement scellé / Hermetically sealed
136 kg
1898305
Appliance identity Certification agency
Protection rating CE marking Rating plate reference
Appliance weight
Description :
Serial number of the appliance
155020 – 23 23 00000
Reference of the appliance
Year of
Week of
manufacture manufacture
2023
Appliance number in the
series
Pnom : 8,95kW COP : 4,85 (A7W35)
Nominal performances According to EN 14511
P : 0,3MPa (3 bar)
Maximum hydraulic system pressure
H
R290 (groupe 1) : 0,900kg
Refrigerant type/quantity
PS : 3,1MPa (31 bar)
Maximal pressure of the refrigerant circuit
Ts min : -20°C
Outside temperature limits
L Ts max : +40°C
operating
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3 DELIVERY AND STORAGE
3.1 – Delivery terms and conditions
In general, the material is transported at the recipient’s own risk.
It is important to verify that all of the elements have been received and that
no damage has been sustained during transport upon receipt of the appliance
and before beginning the installation procedures.
1. Heat pump 2. Hydraulic connection kit
(inside the heat pump) 3. Hydraulic pilot
3.2.3 – Transporting manually
The Heat pump can be transported manually.
The Heat pump must always be transported in a horizontal position, including
during installation.
Do not handle the unit by its hydraulic connections.
It’s possible to transport the appliance with straps (not supplied)
The appliance can be moved using straps (not provided) through the four slots
at the base. If necessary, carry paratransit equipment to avoid any risk of
incident.
3.2 – Storage and transport
Admissible storage and transport temperatures of the appliance are between
-20°C and +60°C. The appliance must be stored in a room that does not contain
sources of ignition that are continuously operating (for example, bare fires,
gas appliance or electric radiator in operation).
3.2.1 – General information
The appliances must be stored and transported packaged and on their wooden
pallets, in a vertical position, and completely empty of water.
3.2.2 – Transporting with a forklift
When transporting with a forklift truck, the Heat Pump must be on its wooden
pallet. When moving the Heat Pump do not lower or raise the unit suddenly as
the Heat Pump can easily lose it equilibrium. The Heat Pump should be suitably
secured to prevent it from tipping.
- Straps not supplied.
Installation procedures must be carried out by a qualified professional, so as to prevent any risks of bodily harm and/or material damage.
Do not incline more than 30°
Maintain a protective covering on the finned heat exchanger during handling.
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4 INTRODUCTION
1. Compressor 2. Pressure reducer 3. Evaporator 4. Condenser 5. Ventilator 6. Heating inlet / outlet 7. Condensates drainage
4.1 – Operation
The Heat pump is a closed and pressurised system in which the refrigerant
serves as the medium for transferring energy.
A safety pressure switch is used on the refrigeration circuit, it is located
on the high pressure part of the circuit at the output of the compressors. It
is a dry contact that when the pressure becomes too high (>31 bar) opens. Once
opened, it cuts the power to the compressors, independently of the electronics
and thus protects all circuit components.
The evaporator is a cooling exchanger which draws calories from
the air. The humidity in the air condenses on contact with the cold surface,
and forms condensation which must be drained regularly
during operation of the Heat pump (evacuation in ).
The condenser is a plated heat exchanger which allows to transfer the heat
towards the heating water of the installation .
The operating range of the Heat pump ranges from an air temperature of -20°C
to 40°C.
Note:
The Heat Pump is exclusively designed for heating purposes. It cannot be used
for cooling. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any other usage
of the appliance.
It is FORBIDDEN: · to operate the Heat pump using air intake containing
solvents or explosive materials. · to use air intake containing grease, dust,
or aerosol particles. · to connect vented exhaust hoods to the appliance.
4.2 – Accessories (included)
The components described below are delivered with the Heat Pump:
2-core sheathed cable linking the Heat Pump and the Pilot (lg 10m)
HTi70 11 & 14 Hydraulic Fitting (Ref. 751019)
(Included a 1” filter valve, a safety valve assembly 1”1/4, two 1″1/4
isolation valves, one manual drain, a hydraulic connection [reduction F3/4 M1”
- nipple MM 1”])
HTi70 accessory kit
Set of four mounting feet.
4.3 – Accessories available to order
2-core sheathed cable (Ref. 753102) Linking the Heat Pump and the Pilot (lg 20 m)
20 m length for connection instead of the 10 m length delivered as standard.
External defrost kit (Ref. 754101)
To keep the external condensate evacuation duct from freezing.
Adjustable raiser kit for heat pump (Ref. 754600)
Allows raise of the heat pump and catch up with ground levels.
Use of the appliances are FORBIDDEN if the installation is not filled with water.
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5 INSTALLATION
5.1 – Standard configuration
2 electrical supplies 230V single phase
Pilot
hydraulic connection
2-core sheathed communication
cable
HTi70 heat pump
· The Heat pump must be installed outside exclusively. · Avoid any obstruction of the airflow of the ventilator. Ensure that there is nothing blocking the exchanger’s air circulation. Ensure that the Heat pump is placed so that it is sheltered from dominant winds.
PROHIBITED INSTALLATION
It is prohibited to install the Heat pump: · In a non-ventilated room. · Near
sources of excessive heat, combustible materials, or near ventilation points
of adjacent buildings. · Near a kitchen or workshop exhaust ducts; this can
result in a mixture of oil and air settling onto the heat exchanger fins which
could hamper its performance. · In an area with flammable gas, acidic
substances, or alkalines which could cause irreversible damage to the copper-
aluminium heat exchanger.
IMPORTANT INSTALLATION RULES
· Avoid installing the Heat pump in a location subject to noise reverberation
such as near windows or near the corners of buildings. · As the condensates
draining trough slopes downward, the Heat pump must be installed on a level
base. · The Heat pump must be easily accessible so as to facilitate access for
inspections and maintenance.
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5.2 – Placement
The Heat Pump is designed to be installed outdoors exclusively, while
respecting a minimum of free space around the appliance in an area free from
excessive levels of dust. It should never be placed in an enclosed space.
The Heat Pump is designed to operate in rainy weather conditions, although it
can be installed under a well-ventilated shelter (With an opening large enough
to allow su cient air flow for intake and exhaust).
Regarding the fan, the free space from any obstacles must be at least 2 m.
50 cm 1 m
1 m
50 cm
50 cm 2 m
5.2.1 – Noise levels
The Heat Pump is equipped with a large diameter fan so as to allow for an
appropriate air flow rate. This flow rate can rise up to 9.000 m3/h. The fan
speed is adjustable to limit the noise level.
Depending on the installation conditions, the noise levels may be different,
in particular if the walls closest to the Heat Pump cause a reverberation and
amplification of noise.
The diagrams below show different installation examples for different
placements.
Placed on the ground or on a
terrace (empty area)
Placed against a wall +3dB (A)
Placed in a corner +6dB (A)
Placed in a yard +9dB (A)
5.2.2 – Safe area
The heat pump contains a flammable refrigerant. In case of leak, the
refrigerant could accumulate near the ground (higher density than air). or
spread through openings in the building. In order to limit the risk of a
toxic, suffocating, explosive or dangerous atmosphere, a safety perimeter must
be established around the machine. This perimeter must not include a window,
door, or any openings towards the interior of the building.
5.2.2.1 – Ground security area
Observe this area if the heat pump is in free field.
A A
A
A
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5.2.2.2 – Security area in front of a wall
This area must be respected if the heat pump is against a wall and close to
the opening of a building.
B
C
A
A
A
D
5.2.3 – Accepted installation sites
Offset from all windows
B
C
A
A
Distances from the security perimeter (mm)
HTi70 11kW
HTi70 14kW
A
1000
1000
B
1300
1300
C
1600
1600
D
500
500
5.2.4 – Prohibited installation sites
Underneath a window
Neighhboomuering
Neighhboomuering
Neighhboomuering The noise prevention screen must be made of insulated
materials.
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5.3 – Setting up
The Heat pump must be installed on a hard and stable base, which is
sufficiently raised from ground level to avoid risks of damage in case of
flooding or snow.
– Put the heat pump in his 4 attachment tabs ()
– If needed, attach the heat pump to the floor using these 4 fixing lugs ().
(REF. 754601) screws not supplied.
5.4 – Condensate evacuation
When the appliance is operating in frost protection mode, the condensed water
must be drained off. In order for the condensates to drain properly, the
drainage trough and hole 1 must be clean and free of all debris (leaves,
grass, etc…). During cold weather, ice may form on the evaporator. The heat
pump has an automatic defrosting system to eliminate this phenomenon. Do not
use tools to remove the glass as this could damage the evaporator. The
condensates can be connected to the drain with the optional external defrost
kit (Ref. 754101). It’s made up of a reinforced PVC pipe and a heating cord
allowing drainage in freezing weather. It’s also possible to let the
condensates flow freely at the back of the heat pump. In this case, it’s
necessary to provide in the ground a device allowing a drainage of water in
depth.
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5.5 – Hydraulic installation
5.5.1 – Hydraulic connections on the installation
In order to ensure that fluids can circulate properly, it is advisable to
check that the sizing of piping in the circuit is appropriate between the Heat
Pump and the Pilot.
All piping should be thermally insulated, especially the connecting pipes from
the Pilot to the Heat Pump.
The Heat Pump is equipped with a hydraulic pressure relief valve set at 2.5
bar. A service pressure below this value should be maintained.
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5.5.2 – Hydraulic connection between Heat pump and pilot
A su cient flow rate should be ensured so that the range of temperature between the outlet and inlet of the Heat Pump does not exceed 5°C when the Heat Pump is operating at full power (take a temperature measure when the HTi Heat Pump is in heating mode and the system is fully functioning):
The hydraulic connection section between the Heat Pump and the Pilot must be su cient.
Using the tables provided in the hydraulic pilot installation manual, determine the minimum inner diameter of the connection of piping needed depending on the distance which separates the Heat Pump and the Pilot.
Heat pump model Minimum nominal flow rate Maximum pressure Hydraulic connection
HTi70 11 kW 1600 l/h 2.5 bar 1”
HTi70 14 kW 2000 l/h 2.5 bar 1”
Make sure that all sections of piping are equipped with functional and
accessible air valves.
The hydraulic kit must be installed using flexible piping on the water inlet
and outlet points of the Heat pump in order to prevent any vibrations from
being transmitted to the heating system.
5.5.2.1 – Hydraulic connections on the HTi70 11 &14kW
The hydraulic connection kit (Ref. 751019) supplied with the heat pump must be
installed. See instructions supplied with the kit.
DHéPpsatratrPtiAnCg
DHéPpsatratrPtiAnCg
HRPetfoeuerdPbAaCck DHéPpsatratrPtiAnCg
HRPetfoeuerdPbAaCck DHéPpsatratrPtiAnCg
HRPetfoeuerdPbAaCck
HRPetfoeuerdPbAaCck
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5.5.3 – Heat pump water inlet filter (supplied)
A 1” valve with a built-in 500m filter must be installed on the water inlet
piping on the Heat pump:
· Respect the direction of flow on the filter (arrow on the valve).
Clean the filter several times as soon as the Heat pump circulator pump has
been activated (make sure to switch off the Heat pump circulator pump before
cleaning).
· Clean the filter at least once per year.
Please refer to the pilot’s user manual for any additional recommendations
concerning hydraulic connection.
5.6 – Connecting to the power supply
5.6.1 – General recommendations
Ensure that the power supply is su cient to supply both the Heat pump and the
electrical back-up if necessary, taking into account any other domestic usage
of electricity.
Connection to the power supply for each appliance must be done by a qualified
professional with the mains power switched off.
The rules and regulations in the country of installation MUST be respected
(standard C15-100). · The electrical lines for general power supply to the
circuits must be made in compliance with your country’s current rules and
regulations (standard C15-100). · Standard C15-100 determines the cable
section to be used based on acceptable currents. · Standard C15-100 determines
the cable section to be used based on the following elements: – Nature of the
conductor: . type of insulation, number of strands, etc… – Installation mode:
. influence of conductor and cable groups . ambient temperature . tightly or
non-tightly installed . length of cables, etc…
· During transport, the electrical connections may be subject to accidental
loosening.
· To eliminate any risk of abnormal heating, it is necessary to ensure the
placement of the Faston type electrical connections are secure and tighten the
screw connections.
See§ «Spare parts – electrical boxes»
Each appliance is delivered from the factory completely pre-wired. However, it
is necessary to connect the following elements to the relevant terminals:
· The electrical supply of the Heat pump’s power supply circuit.
· The 2-core sheathed connecting cable (10 m length supplied) between the Heat
pump and the Pilot.
Under no circumstances will the manufacturer be held liable for any problems
which may arise due to improper installation and/or choice of power supply
cable.
Connecting terminals
The terminal strips are spring-loaded «Cage Clamps».
For Handling, use the following : – for 2.5 mm² or 4 mm² control terminals,
use a 3.5 x 0.5 mm flat-head screwdriver. – for 6 mm² power terminal, use a
5.5 x 0.8 mm flat-head screwdriver.
1 : Insert the screwdriver into the rectangular window located on top of the
terminal block.
2 : Insert the wire into the «Cage Clamp» when the flap is open.
3 : Remove the screwdriver.
Note : The wires must be stripped to the following lengths :
– for the 2.5 mm² control terminals between 8 and 10 mm.
– for the 4 mm² control terminals between 10 and 12 mm.
– for the 6 mm² power terminal between 13 and 15 mm.
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5.6.2 – Accessing the connection terminals
1 : Remove the 2 screws 2 : Slide the panel downwards 3 : Pull the panel forwards
1 : Remove the two screws 2 : Slide upwards and pull forwards
5.6.3 – Recommendations for connecting the system to the power supply
Check: · The power consumption · Number and thickness of the power supply
cables · Fuse or circuit breaker ratings
The power supply must come from an electrical protection and sectioning device
which complies with all current rules and regulation in effect in the country
of use.
This CE-approved unit complies with all the essential requirements
of the following directives:
– Low voltage n°2006/95/CE
– Electromagnetic compatibility n° 2004/108/CE
5.6.4.1 – Single-phase connection
Ensure that the installation is equipped with a properly sized and
connected grounding cable.
Ensure that the voltage and frequency of the general power supply
fits requirements.
The acceptable variation in voltage is:
230 V +/- 10%
50 Hz for single-phase models
400 V +/- 10%
50 Hz for three-phase models
See Appendix A1 for components adapted to the heat pump.
5.6.4 – Connection to the power supply
The HTi70 Heat pump is CE-marked. It is compliant with French standard NF
C15-100 as well as European standards EN 61000-3-3 and EN 61000-3-11, among
others.
The power supply cable should be sized carefully according to the following
factors:
– Maximum current required – Distance between the HTi70 Heat pump and the
power supply – Overall protection – The neutral operating system
Make sure to strip the cable before placing it into the terminals, and make
sure that the copper is in good condition.
A method of disconnection must always be installed in compliance with the
installation rules.
If the power supply cable is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified
professional to avoid any risk of danger.
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5.6.4.2 – Three-phase connection
· A phase controller relay HTi70 three-phase 11 kW and 14 kW heat pump.
In order to prevent a phase fault or bad sequence -which could cause
compressor damage- a phase controller relay is installed. It prohibits the
power supply to the heat pump if phases are reversed.
Proper Wiring
Incorrect wiring
Amber and green lights on
Green light only on
In case of incorrect wiring :
Attention, never work under tension
If the order of the phases is reversed or if a phase is missing, the relay
cuts the power supply to the electronic board. A «BUS Err» defect appears. On
the phase controller relay, this is indicated by the absence of the orange
light on the top and the green light on the bottom. To correct this fault
situation, two phases must be reversed on the power terminal block general
power cable. When the hydraulic driver is powered on, a «BUS fault» is
displayed. Reverse two phases on the heat pump three-phase power cable. Power
back on and check the voltage on each phase.
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5.6.5 – Communication bus cable between the heat pump and the pilot
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6 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
·In order to ensure the best performance results from your HTi70 Heat pump it
should be subject to regular maintenance. ·An annual maintenance check is
recommended to be carried out by a qualified professional on the hydraulic
heating circuit. ·All work carried out on the refrigerant circuit must be done
by a qualified professional with a category 1 certificate of aptitude. ·Always
switch the appliance off before opening it.
6.1 – General information
After the appliance has been operating for a few days, it is advised to check
that the water circuit is properly sealed.
Note: In case of maintenance work or decommissioning of an
appliance, please respect all environmental protection instructions concerning
recovery, recycling, and disposal of consumables and components.
6.2 – Maintenance on the hydraulic circuit
Inspection of the water circuit consists of removing sludge, checking the
filters, and stopping up any leaks that may have appeared. Clean or replace
clogged or dirty filters. From time to time check that the condensates are
draining properly.
6.3 – Maintenance of the Heat pump
The HTi70 Heat pump contains R290 refrigerant fluid. It is not subject to
regulations concerning greenhouse gasses, and does not necessitate mandatory
annual maintenance by a qualified professional. However, it is still
recommended to carry out periodic (at least once per year) cleaning of the
evaporator fins if it is obstructed by dust or leaves: this should be done
using a vacuum cleaner or by spraying with water.
Never clean the finned heat exchanger with high-pressure cleaning equipment as
it could damage the fins.
In case of repair work on the HTi70 Heat pump, the refrigerant circuit, or the
electrical box, it is important to follow the following instructions: Any work
on the refrigerant circuit must be undertaken by a qualified professional with
a category 1 certificate of aptitude. 1. It is forbidden to release gas from
the refrigerant circuit into the atmosphere, and it is obligatory to recover
the refrigerant before undertaking any work on the circuit. The HTi70 Heat
pump uses R290 refrigerant fluid. Given the flammable nature of this fluid,
any work on the refrigerant circuit must be carried out using suitable
equipment which complies with the current rules and regulations in effect.
When handling the fluid (recovery, draining, or refilling), the appliance must
be disconnected from the power supply. Do not smoke. Do not generate any flame
(lighter, blowtorch) while handing the fluid. If work is necessary on the
refrigerant circuit using a flame (blowtorch), the refrigerant circuit must be
emptied and replaced with nitrogen.
Keep in mind that there may be some refrigerant fluid remaining in certain
parts of the circuit after it has been emptied and replaced with nitrogen.
(Creation of a flame is possible).
6.4 – Maintenance of the electrical components
· Always disconnect the appliance from the power supply before accessing the
electrical terminals. · Do not get water on any of the electrical components.
· Check on both the HTi70 Heat pump and the HTi70 Pilot that the electrical
supply cables are properly connected to the terminals.
· Check the electrical connections for oxidization or overheated sections.
· Check the tightness of the cables on the compressor starters. · Clean any
dust from the electrical box and check the connections. · Check that the
ground cable is properly connected.
6.5 – Consulting the meters
Consultation of the meters can be done from the hydraulic pilot’s display
screen (refer to the Pilot’s user manual).
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6.6 – Sensor data curve charts
6.6.1 – Water inlet and outlet Air intake sensor Sensors installed on compressors 1 and 2
k:
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
-40
-30
-20
-10
0
10
20
°C
k:
1,0 0,9 0,8 0,7 0,6 0,5 0,4 0,3 0,2
90
100
110
120
130
140
°C
k:
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90 °C
Temp. (°C)
Sensor value (KOhms)
-40 351.078
-35 251.277
-30 182.451
-25 133.827
-20 99.221
-15 74.316
-10 56.202
-5 42.894
0 33.024
5 25.607
Temp. (°C)
Sensor value (KOhms)
10 20.017
15 15.768
20 12.513
25 10.000
30 8.045
35 6.514
40 5.306
45 4.348
50 3.583
55 2.968
Temp. (°C)
Sensor value (KOhms)
60 2.472
65 2.068
70 1.739
75 1.469
80 1.246
85 1.061
90 0.908
95 0.779
100 0.672
105 0.581
Temp. (°C)
Sensor value (KOhms)
110 0.504
115 0.439
120 0.384
125 0.336
130 0.296
135 0.261
140 0.231
145 0.204
6.7 – Modification
Any modification of the device is prohibited. Any replacement of components
must be done by a professional with original parts from the manufacturer.
6.8 – Decommissioning
6.8.1- Interim Decommissioning of Product
In the event of a prolonged absence with a power cut to the housing and
product, ask a qualified professional to drain the product or protect it from
freezing.
6.8.2- Final decommissioning of the product
Turn off the product to a specialized installer.
6.9 – Recycling and Disposal
Entrust the disposal of the packaging to the installer who installed the
product.
The above symbol requires: – Do not dispose of the product with the household
waste. – Dispose of the product at a collection point for used electrical
and electronic equipment.
6.9.1- Disposal of refrigerant
The product contains refrigerant R290 (propane). – Routinely dispose of
refrigerant to qualified personnel. -Follow the general safety conditions.
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7 LIST OF SPARE PARTS
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HTi70 11 & 14 kW tri
Rep.
155020 HTi70 11 kW mono
Reference number
155030 HTi70 14 kW mono
155060 HTi70 11 kW tri
155070 HTi70 14 kW tri
Designation
1 B4994975 B4994975 B4994975 B4994975 Compressor replacement kit
2 B4994976 B4994977 B4994976 B4994977 Condenser kit
3 B1473038 B1473039 B1473038 B1473039 Evaporator
4 B4994978 B4994979 B4994978 B4994979 4-way valve kit
5 B4994980 B4995248 B4994980 B4995248 Pressure reducing kit
6 B1473124 B1473124 B1473124 B1473124 Liquid reservoir tank
7 B1472837 B1472837 B1472837 B1472837 Dehumidifying filter
8 B1239269 B1239269 B1239269 B1239269 High pressure switch
9 B1239268 B1239268 B1239268 B1239268 High pressure sensor
10 B1239225 B1239225 B1239225 B1239225 Low pressure sensor
11 B1473030 B1473030 B1473030 B1473030 Charging tube
12-a B1592587 B1592587 B1592587 B1592587 Fan Ø630
12-b B1595285 B1595285 B1595285 B1595285 Fan Ø710 Water inlet temperature
14 B1244833 B1244833 B1244833 B1244833 sensor Water outlet temperature
15 B1244577 B1244577 B1244577 B1244577 sensor
16 B1244522 B1244522 B1244522 B1244522 Air temperature sensor Compressor
temperature
17 B1244834 B1244834 B1244834 B1244834 sensor
18 B1239285 B1239285 B1239285 B1239285 Pressure relief valve 2.5 bar
19 B4994981 B4994981 B4994981 B4994981 Cover kit
20 B1594870 B1594870 B1594870 B1594870 Compressor insulation HP C9 circuit
board
21 B4994719 B4994719 B4994719 B4994719 replacement kit
22 B1244882 B1244882 B1244884 B1244884 Compressor power board
23 B1239266 B1239266 B1239266 B1239266 4-way valve solenoid
24 B1242005 B1242005 B1244941 B1244941 Choke
25-a B1242089 B1242089
Single-phase contactor
25-b
B1243847 B1243847 Three-phase contactor
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B1943752 B1943752 Phase controller
B4994982 B4994982 B4994983 B4994983 Complete wiring kit
B1244728 B1244728 B1244728 B1244728 C9 connection wires 10m
B1244853 B1244853 B1244853 B1244853 Heating cord for defrost tank
Note : Availability of spare parts :
The spare parts of our products are available for 10 years, from the date of
stop of production in series, except event independent of our will.
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8 WARRANTY
8.2.2 – Cases (not limited to) for exclusion from warranty
8.1 – Warranty coverage
The warranty covers the HTi70 Heat pump and the HTi70 Pilot components for a
period of two (2) years, starting from the date the appliance was activated,
if the warranty form was sent back to the manufacturer. In the absence of this
document, the date of manufacture will be used to determine the start date of
the warranty.
If the appliance was installed by a manufacturer-approved technical centre,
you will be entitled to an additional year on your warranty. A comprehensive
warranty will apply for the first year (parts, labour and on-site support)
followed by two more years of coverage for parts only.
The appliance is guaranteed against all manufacturing defects, provided that
it was installed according to the instructions provided in this manual and in
compliance with all current rules and regulations in the country of
installation. All electrical connections should comply with the C15-100
standard.
Under no circumstances does a defective part warrant the replacement of the
whole appliance.
The warranty only applies to parts which we identify as having been defective
at manufacture. If necessary, the part or product should be returned to the
manufacturer, but only with prior agreement from our technical department.
Labour, transport, and packaging costs are the responsibility of the user.
Repairs on a device will not result in compensation.
The warranty on replacement parts ends at the same time as the warranty of the
appliance.
The warranty only applies to the appliance and its components and excludes any
part or installation external to the appliance: electrical parts, hydraulic
components, etc…
The warranty will not apply in the absence of, insu cient, or improper,
maintenance of the appliance.
It is essential to carry out regular annual maintenance on the appliances and
on the installation to ensure sustained use and durability. This maintenance
should be carried out by your installer, or by a manufacturer-approved
technical centre. In the absence of regular maintenance the warranty is
rendered null and void.
Any work on the refrigerant circuit must be undertaken by a qualified
professional with a category 1 certificate of aptitude. It is forbidden to
release gas from the refrigerant circuit into the atmosphere, and it is
obligatory to recover the refrigerant before undertaking any work on the
circuit.
The HTi70 Heat pump uses R290 refrigerant fluid. Given the flammable nature of
the fluid, any work on the refrigerant circuit must be done with appropriate
materials and conforming to all regulations in effect.
If an appliance is presumed to be the cause of any damage, it must not be
moved or tampered with before an expert assessment has been carried out.
8.2 – Limitations of warranty
8.2.1 – General information
The warranty does not apply to defects or damage caused by situations or
events such as:
– Misuse, abuse, negligence, improper transport or handling. – Incorrect
installation, or installation which has been carried out without
following the instructions in the manual and user guide. – Insu cient
maintenance. – Modifications or changes carried out on the appliance. –
Impacts from foreign objects, fire, earthquakes, floods, lightning, ice,
hailstones, hurricanes or any other natural disaster. – Movement, imbalance,
collapse or settling of the ground or the
structure where the appliance is installed. – Any other damage which is not
due to defects in the product.
8.2.2.1 – Heating circuit water
Cases (not limited) for exclusion from warranty: – Not rinsing the heating
circuit – Using rain or well-water – Not treating the water for filling the
heating circuit according to the instructions in the installer instruction
manual.
8.2.2.2 – Handling
Cases (not limited) for exclusion from warranty: – Any damage sustained by
impacts or falls during handling after delivery from the factory. –
Deterioration in the condition of the appliance after handling where the
instructions in the manual have not been followed. – Deterioration of the
HTi70 Heat pump because it was leaning or laid flat.
8.2.2.3 – Installation site
Cases (not limited) for exclusion from warranty: – Placement of the HTi70
Pilot in a location where it could be subject to ice/frost or other adverse
weather conditions. – Absence of frost protection for the appliances in the
installation. – Placement of the Heat pump on a surface which cannot support
the weight of the appliance, or installation of the HTi70 Pilot on a vertical
surface which is not appropriate for the weight of the appliance. – Not
respecting the horizontal positioning of the Heat pump. – Not positioning the
appliance in accordance with the instructions in the installer manual.
Costs incurred due to access difficulties are not the manufacturer’s
responsibility.
8.2.2.4 – Electrical connections
Cases (not limited) for exclusion from warranty: – Faulty electrical
connection which does not conform to the national standards in effect. – Not
following the electrical connection diagrams provided in the installer manual.
– Electrical supply being significantly over- or under- the required voltage.
– Not respecting the supply cable sections. – Absence of, or insufficient
electrical protection throughout the appliance (fuses / circuit breaker,
grounding…).
8.2.2.5 – Hydraulic connections
Cases (not limited) for exclusion from warranty: – Reversing the inlet/outlet
connections. – Water pressure over 2.5 bar. – Absence of, improper mounting
of, or obstruction of pressure-relief valves. – External corrosion due to
piping being improperly sealed, or due to condensates not draining properly. –
Inappropriate connection for the draining and recovery of condensates. –
Installation which does not comply with the instructions provided in the
installer manual.
8.2.2.6 – Accessories
The warranty does not cover faults or defects resulting from: – Installation
of accessories which do not comply with our recommendations. – The use of
accessories which do not come from the manufacturer of the appliance.
We do not guarantee against variations in the colour of the appliance or
damage caused by air pollution, exposure to chemical elements, or changes
brought about by adverse weather conditions.
The products are not guaranteed against dirt, rust, grease or stains which
occur on the surface of the appliance. We are not responsible for any
variations in colour.
8.2.2.7 – Maintenance
Cases (not limited) for exclusion from warranty: – Not respecting the
maintenance instructions provided in the installer manual. – Not maintaining:
. the evaporator . the condensates drainage system – Not using parts issued by
the manufacturer. – Outer casing and bodywork being subjected to any external
damage. – Abnormal sludge levels. – Not cleaning the protective filters.
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APPENDICES
A1 – Technical specifications
A1.1 – General characteristics
Electrical supply Maximum power consumption Maximum current needed Progressive starter Heat pump regulation mode Circuit breaker calibration (curve D) Supply section Maximum temperature R290 refrigerant fluid Range of exterior air temperature Construction Dimensions L x H x P mm Weight when empty Nominal water flow rate Hydraulic connection Maximum hydraulic pressure Ø condensates drainage Max air flow rate Sound power level * According to NFC 15-100; UTE 15-105.
155020 HTi70 11 kW mono 230 V single-phase
7 kVA 31 A NO Variable speed 32 A single-phase 3G 6 mm2* 70 °C 0,900 kg -20 à
+40 °C steel 1235x1028x490 136 kg 1600 l/h 26 / 34 male 2,5 bar 18 / 22 mm
7250 m3/h 51 dB(A)
155060 HTi70 11 kW tri 400 V three-phase
7 kVA 10 A NO Variable speed 16 A three-phase 5G 2,5 mm2* 70 °C 0,900 kg -20 à
+40 °C steel 1235x1028x490 146 kg 1600 l/h 26 / 34 male 2,5 bar 18 / 22 mm
7250 m3/h 51 dB(A)
155030 HTi70 14 kW mono 230 V single-phase
7 kVA 31 A NO Variable speed 32 A single-phase 3G 6 mm2* 70 °C 0,950 kg -20 à
+40 °C steel 1235x1028x490 142 kg 2000 l/h 26 / 34 male 2,5 bar 18 / 22 mm
8000 m3/h 58 dB(A)
155070 HTi70 14 kW tri 400 V three-phase
7 kVA 10 A NO Variable speed 16 A three-phase 5G 2,5 mm2* 70 °C 0,950 kg -20 à
+40 °C steel 1235x1028x490 150 kg 2000 l/h 26 / 34 male 2,5 bar 18 / 22 mm
8000 m3/h 58 dB(A)
A1.2 – Performances
Max heating capacity* Heating capacity nominal Nominal COP Max heating capacity* Heating capacity nominal* Nominal COP Max heating capacity Heating capacity nominal Nominal COP Max heating capacity* Heating capacity nominal Nominal COP Max heating capacity* Heating capacity nominal* Nominal COP Max heating capacity Heating capacity nominal Nominal COP Max heating capacity* Heating capacity nominal Nominal COP Max heating capacity* Heating capacity nominal* Nominal COP Max heating capacity Heating capacity nominal Nominal COP
- Max heating capacity without de-icing. **According to NF EN 14511. (1)Water regime 50/60.
20 °C 15°C 12 °C 7°C 2 °C -7 °C -10 °C -15°C -20 °C
Outdoor air temp
30/35
11,00 5,80 6,41 11,00 6,00 6,32 11,00 6,31 6,18 11,00 8,95 4,85 11,00 9,19
3,70 11,00 10,16 2,90 11,00 10,12 2,63 10,70 9,95 2,46 9,10 8,65 2,19
155020 – HTi70 11 kW mono 155060 – HTi70 11 kW tri
Water temperature
40/45
11,00 5,82 4,97 11,00 6,02 4,81 11,00 6,41 4,68 11,00 8,97 3,88 11,00 9,29
2,94 11,00 10,16 2,43 11,00 10,07 2,27 10,00 9,50 2,26 8,70 8,35 1,99
47/55
11,00 5,83 3,93 11,00 6,01 3,72 11,00 6,43 3,65 11,00 8,96 3,17 11,00 9,48
2,49 11,00 10,19 2,22 11,00 10,04 2,09 9,45 9,07 1,96 7,70 7,47 1,71
55/65
11,00 5,78 3,01 11,00 5,98 2,94 11,00 6,41 2,88 11,00 8,97 2,59 11,00 9,20
2,05 11,00 9,91 1,91 10,00 9,60 1,81 9,00 8,73 1,76 7,25 (1) 7,11 (1) 1,60 (1)
30/35
14,00 7,45 6,36 14,00 7,95 6,34 14,00 8,04 5,92 14,00 10,76 4,64 14,00 11,03
3,43 14,00 11,31 2,64 13,00 11,18 2,61 10,90 10,25 2,41 9,35 8,98 2,18
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Water temperature
40/45
14,00 7,44 4,67 14,00 7,96 4,61 14,00 8,06 4,50 14,00 10,86 3,76 14,00 10,93
2,83 14,00 11,77 2,43 12,50 11,13 2,16 10,20 9,69 2,24 9,00 8,73 1,98
47/55
14,00 7,43 3,96 14,00 7,94 3,72 14,00 8,39 3,67 14,00 10,97 3,11 14,00 11,48
2,53 13,50 11,40 2,07 12,30 11,07 1,90 9,65 9,26 1,93 8,00 7,84 1,74
55/65 14,00 7,42 3,21 14,00 7,93 3,18 14,00 8,44 3,03 14,00 10,82 2,60 14,00
10,75 2,13 12,75 11,79 1,89 11,00 10,56 1,74 9,05 8,78 1,76 7,50 (1) 7,35 (1)
1,62 (1)
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A2 – EU declaration
This device complies with international electrical safety standards IEC
60335-1, IEC 60335-2-40. The CE marking present on the device attests to its
conformity with the following Community Directives, of which it meets the
essential requirements:
· Low Voltage Directive (LV): 2014/35/EU.
· Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive: (EMC): 2014/30/EU.
· Ecoconception Directive for Energy-related products: 2009/125/EC.
· Limiting Hazardous Substances (ROHS): 2011/65/EU.
A3 – Frost protection
In cases where the HRC70 Heat Pump cannot operate (exterior temperature is
outside of the operating range), and a back-up is authorised (boiler or
electrical), it will automatically be protected from frost or ice as the
circulator pump will operate and draw heat from the heating circuit which has
its temperature maintained by the HRC70 Pilot’s electrical back-up or back-up
boiler.
The water temperature remains over 5°C.
In all cases the piping must be properly insulated.
Underground piping should be installed within protective guttering.
However, in the case of installation without a back-up, or if the HRC70 Pilot
or HRC70 Heat Pump is being switched off during the winter months (ex.
accidental stop, secondary residence, etc…), an additional anti-freeze
protection is necessary.
Apply glycol to the heating circuit (with a minimum concentration of 25%
glycol) or make sure to have hydraulic circuit draining measures in place for
the HRC70 Heat Pump and its accessories (described below).
Do not use mono-ethylene glycol (toxic product)
Choose the % of glycol based on the minimum exterior temperature to protect the water circuit from freezing (the concentration should not be under 25%) :
Exterior temperature (°C) % of glycol needed
-10
-15
-20
-25
25
30
35
40
When using a concentrated protect which needs to be diluted with water, mix the water+anti-freeze+inhibitor mixture together prior to inserting it into the installation.
RENDERING THE WARRANTY NULL AND VOID
All deterioration of the appliance due to an inappropriate quality of water
and / or the presence of corrosion in the absence of treatment products as
described above, and / or an improper purging of air of the installation will
render the warranty to be null and void.
Regularly check the pH level and % of glycol in the installation. ·Never top- up the glycol in your installation without measuring the pH to check that the drop in glycol % is not due to a deterioration of the glycol. ·When the pH is acidic (<7) replace all of the glycol after having already drained and rinsed the installation.
A4 – Treatment of the water in the heating circuit
It is MANDATORY to read the additional document concerning the quality of
waterusedforfillingtheinstallation.This document is included with this manual
as well as in the packet with the warranty information.
This document also contains information which is PERTINENT to the WARRANTY of
the material.
A4.1 – Preparing the hydraulic circuit (rinsing)
Before installing the Pilot and the HTi Heat Pump, it is necessary to rinse
the installation with an appropriate product. This permits the elimination of
all traces left from soldering, soldering fluxes, grout, grease, sludge,
metallic particles, etc..in radiators, underfloor heating, etc… This prevents
any of the above mentioned waste from getting into the HTi70 Heat Pump heat
exchanger, or from obstructing the filter installed on the incoming water
inlet.
A4.2 – Filling water
The materials used for producing a heating circuit are of different natures.
Instances of corrosion may occur through galvanic coupling in both new and
existing installations. The filling of the heating circuit must be done only
with untreated water (no water softener) from the drinking water network.
Filling with water from any other source (well water, rain water etc…) will
render the warranty null and void.
A4.3 – Treatment of the heating circuit
Central heating installations must be cleaned in order to eliminate debris
(copper, filings, soldering waste) related to the set-up of the installation
or from chemical reactions between the metals. Furthermore, it is important to
protect the central heating installations from risks of corrosion, limescale,
and microbiological development through use of a corrosion inhibitor which is
suitable for all kinds of installations (steel or cast-iron radiators, PEX
underfloor heating).
PRODUCTS USED FOR THE TREATMENT OF HEATING WATER MUST BE APPROVED BY THE LOCAL
OR NATIONAL PUBLIC HYGIENE AND HEALTH AUTHORITY.
We recommend the use of products in the SENTINEL range for preventative and
curative treatment of the heating circuit. · For new installations : (less
than 6 months old):
– Clean the installation with a universal cleaner to eliminate the debris from
the installation (copper, fibres, soldering fluxes) Example : SENTINEL X300 or
SENTINEL X800.
– Thoroughly rinse the installation until the water runs clear, with no traces
of impurities left.
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– Protect the installation against corrosion with a corrosion inhibitor,
example: SENTINEL X100. Or against corrosion and freezing with an inhibitor
with an anti-freeze additive. Example : SENTINEL X500 or SENTINEL R600.
· For existing installations: – Desludge the installation with a desludging
product to eliminate any sludge from the installation. Example : SENTINEL X400
or SENTINEL X800. – Thoroughly rinse the installation until the water runs
clear, with no traces of impurities left. – Protect the installation against
corrosion with a corrosion inhibitor, example: SENTINEL X100. Or against
corrosion and freezing with an inhibitor with an anti-freeze additive. Example
: SENTINEL X500 or SENTINEL R600.
A5 – Dimensions
Corrosion inhibitor :
– protects against the formation of limescale
– prevents «pinhole» type corrosion
– prevents, in new installations, the formation of sludge and the
proliferation of bacteria (in low temperature networks: algae)
– prevents the formation of hydrogen
– eliminates the sound of the generators
Treatment products from other manufacturers can be used if they guarantee that
the product is appropriate for all the materials used in the appliance and
offers e cient resistance to corrosion. To find this information refer to
their user manual.
1 – Heat pump outlet 2 – Heat pump inlet 3 – Communication bus 4 – Electrical supply
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A7 – Internal wiring diagram
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TwOUT – Water outlet temperature sensor TwIN – Water inlet temperature sensor Tévap – Condenser outlet temperature sensor Tair – Air intake temperature sensor TCP1 – Compressor 1 temperature sensor HP – High pressure sensor LP – Low pressure sensor
HP1 F1 F2 VENT EV CC
– Compressor 1 high pressure switch – Fuse 5×20 4A – Fuse 10×38 20A – Ventilator – Defrosting solenoid valve – Condensate drain pan defrost heating cord
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A7.2 – HTi70 11 & 14 kW three-phase Heat pump
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NOTES / MAINTENANCE
Date
Technician
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NOTES / MAINTENANCE
Date
Technician
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