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General| ENERGY STAR® certified | Yes |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Operating Voltage | 208/230 V |
| Phase | 1 |
| Sound Level (Outdoor Unit) | 74 dB |
Details the five operating modes: FAN Only, AUTO, HEATING, COOLING, DEHUMIDIFICATION.
Introduces the remote control for system operation and status display.
Refers to a separate manual for wired controller operation.
Allows third-party thermostat control via a 24V interface.
Enables smartphone control via Wi-Fi Interface Kit.
Identifies parts like Front Panel, Louver, Display Window, ECO Intelligent Eye.
Identifies Remote Control and Holder.
Explains symbols and codes shown on the display window.
Details buttons like ON/OFF, TEMP, MODE, SET, ECO/GEAR, HUMIDITY, FAN SPEED, SWING, BOOST, LED.
Explains indicators like Transmission, TIMER ON/OFF, Silence, Breeze Away, ECO, Active Clean, Follow Me.
Describes MODE, ECO, GEAR, LOCK, Temp/Timer/Fan speed, Horizontal/Vertical Louver, TURBO.
Guides on operating the unit using the remote control, focusing on COOL Mode.
Instructions for installing and replacing batteries in the remote control.
Provides a quick overview of transmitting commands and selecting modes/settings.
Lists recommendations for efficient system operation.
Offers tips for saving energy with the unit.
Covers Time Delay, Heating, Auto Defrost, Auto Start/Restart, Anti-mildew functions.
Includes Wireless Control, Louver Memory, Occupancy Sensor, ECO/Gear, Breeze Away.
Details setting vertical and horizontal airflow angles.
Notes the unit displays 'ELOC' upon detecting refrigerant leakage.
Guides on operating the unit using the manual button.
Caution against moving louvers by hand to avoid sync issues.
Caution about inserting fingers into the unit due to the fan.
Covers Electrical Shock, Equipment Damage, and Coil Fins hazards.
Details cleaning the coil, air filters, and front panel.
Safety notes regarding filter removal, unit interior, and drying.
Steps to perform before periods of non-use or frequent use.
Steps for shutting down the unit for extended periods.
Recommendations for proper system operation and remote control use.
Advice on settings and usage for optimal energy efficiency.
Table outlining monthly, 6-monthly, and yearly maintenance tasks.
Lists common operational problems and their potential causes.
Detailed table of problems, possible causes, and solutions.
