Beretta TIVANO WALL Series User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Eric CookAug 12, 2025
What to do if my Beretta TIVANO WALL Heat Pump is losing water in cooling mode?
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  Trevor RubioAug 12, 2025
  If your Beretta Heat Pump is losing water while in cooling mode, there are a few potential causes. First, the condensate tray might be clogged; try pouring a bottle of water into the lower section of the battery to check the drainage and clean the tray if necessary, also improve the slope of the drain pipe. Another reason could be that the condensate discharge pipe does not have the required slope for proper drainage. Finally, the connection pipes and the valves unit might not be well insulated, so check the pipe insulation.
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Mary RosalesAug 16, 2025
Why is my Beretta Heat Pump making excessive noise?
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  Janet BeckAug 16, 2025
  Excessive noise from your Beretta Heat Pump can stem from several issues. One possibility is that the fan is touching the structure. In this case, check if the filters are dirty and clean them. Another cause could be an unbalanced fan, which generates excessive machine vibrations; if this is the case, replace the fan. Also, clean the filters.
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Joshua WebbAug 19, 2025
What to do if my Beretta TIVANO WALL ventilation does not start?
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  William BonillaAug 20, 2025
  If the ventilation on your Beretta Heat Pump isn't starting, it might be due to a lack of cold or hot water in the system. Make sure the boiler or the water cooler are turned on.
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Valerie WagnerAug 25, 2025
What to do if my Beretta TIVANO WALL is losing water in heating mode?
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  nathaniel57Aug 25, 2025
  If your Beretta Heat Pump is losing water in heating mode, check for leaks at the hydraulic connections of the system and tighten the connections. Also, inspect the valves unit for leaks and check the condition of the gaskets.
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garzadanielAug 27, 2025
What to do if my Beretta TIVANO WALL ventilation does not start even if the water circuit is filled?
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  Phyllis AguilarAug 28, 2025
  If the ventilation in your Beretta Heat Pump isn't starting even when the water circuit is filled, several factors could be responsible. The hydraulic valve might be stuck closed; try demounting the body of the valve to see if water circulation is restored. Also, check the valve operation by feeding it separately to 230 V. If it turns, the problem may be in the electronic control. Additionally, the ventilation motor could be jammed or burnt, so examine the motor windings and ensure the fan rotates freely. Finally, incorrect wirings could be the issue, so verify all wirings.
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Crystal HoweAug 31, 2025
Why is there dew on the front panel of my Beretta TIVANO WALL Heat Pump?
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  Kristen LoweAug 31, 2025
  Dew on the front panel of your Beretta Heat Pump usually indicates detached thermal insulation. Check the positioning of the thermal and acoustic insulations, especially the front one located on top of the finned coil.
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Jordan StevensonSep 4, 2025
Why is the ventilation delayed on my Beretta Heat Pump?
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  David RobbinsSep 4, 2025
  The ventilation delay in your Beretta Heat Pump is because the circuit valve needs time to open, allowing hot or cold water to circulate. Wait 2 or 3 minutes for the circuit valve to open.
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timothyarroyoSep 7, 2025
Why are there water drops on the air vent of my Beretta TIVANO WALL Heat Pump?
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  Daniel DunnSep 7, 2025
  Water drops on the air vent of your Beretta Heat Pump are likely due to high humidity conditions (above 60%), which can cause condensation, especially at minimum ventilation speeds. This should disappear as the humidity level drops, and a few drops inside the device won't cause any malfunction.

Beretta TIVANO WALL Series Specifications

General

Mounting	Wall-Mounted
Refrigerant	R32
Type	Air to Air
Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER)	3.2
Coefficient of Performance (COP)	3.6

Summary

General Information

General notices

General warnings and precautions for installation and use.

Fundamental safety rules

Essential safety rules to prevent accidents and ensure proper operation.

General description

Overview of the unit's features, dimensions, and capabilities.

Technical Tag

Information about the unit's technical specifications and performance data.

Technical data

Detailed technical specifications including capacity, flow rates, and power requirements.

Dimensions

Physical dimensions of the unit for installation planning.

Dimensions and weight during transportation

Dimensions and weight for shipping and handling purposes.

Charts of Water flow - Pressure drop

Graphical representation of water flow rates versus pressure drops.

Wiring diagrams

Electrical wiring diagrams for unit connections and components.

Installation

Receiving thr product

Checking the unit and its accessories upon delivery for completeness and integrity.

Unit placement

Guidelines for selecting the optimal location for unit installation.

Installation procedure

Step-by-step instructions for the correct installation of the unit.

Rear view

Identification of components and connection points on the rear of the unit.

Installation clearances

Minimum required clearances around the unit for proper installation and airflow.

Opening of aesthetic parts for installation

Procedure for accessing internal components by removing aesthetic panels.

Wall mount

Detailed instructions for mounting the unit to the wall.

Installation template (measured)

Information and usage of the installation template for precise mounting.

Hydraulic connections

Instructions for connecting the water pipes to the unit.

Condensate drain

Procedures for setting up the condensate drainage system.

Wiring

Guidelines for making the electrical connections to the unit.

Filling the plant

Procedure for filling the hydraulic system and preparing it for operation.

Air exhaust when filling the system

Steps to remove air from the hydraulic system after filling.

Use

Managing the appliance with the remote control (TIVANO WALL 27 - 41 - 57)

How to operate the unit using the supplied remote control.

Management of the appliance with the touch-screen display (TIVANO WALL 27 - 41 - 57)

How to operate the unit using its built-in touch-screen display.

Remote control (1) and display (2) legend (TIVANO WALL 27 – 41 - 57)

Explanation of symbols and buttons on the remote control and unit display.

Description of operation with remote control or touch screen display (TIVANO WALL 27 - 41 - 57)

Detailed explanation of how to use the unit's various functions.

Appliance management

General guidelines for managing the appliance and basic maintenance.

Maintenance

Importance of routine maintenance for unit efficiency and reliability.

External cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the external surfaces of the unit safely.

Cleaning the air suction filters

Step-by-step guide for cleaning the air filters.

Troubleshooting

Alarms display (TIVANO WALL 27 – 41 - 57)

Explains alarm codes displayed on the unit and their meaning.

Troubleshooting

Lists common malfunctions, their causes, and solutions.

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Beretta TIVANO WALL Series User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Beretta TIVANO WALL Series Specifications

Summary

General Information

General notices

Fundamental safety rules

General description

Technical Tag

Technical data

Dimensions

Dimensions and weight during transportation

Charts of Water flow - Pressure drop

Wiring diagrams

Installation

Receiving thr product

Unit placement

Installation procedure

Rear view

Installation clearances

Opening of aesthetic parts for installation

Wall mount

Installation template (measured)

Hydraulic connections

Condensate drain

Wiring

Filling the plant

Air exhaust when filling the system

Use

Managing the appliance with the remote control (TIVANO WALL 27 - 41 - 57)

Management of the appliance with the touch-screen display (TIVANO WALL 27 - 41 - 57)

Remote control (1) and display (2) legend (TIVANO WALL 27 – 41 - 57)

Description of operation with remote control or touch screen display (TIVANO WALL 27 - 41 - 57)

Appliance management

Maintenance

Maintenance

External cleaning

Cleaning the air suction filters

Troubleshooting

Alarms display (TIVANO WALL 27 – 41 - 57)

Troubleshooting

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