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CLIVET CKN-XHE2i 14.2 User Manual

CLIVET CKN-XHE2i 14.2
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M06K40A18-00
08-05-18
CKN-XHE2i 7.1-14.2
Installation and
operating manual
High eciency “Roof Top” air cooled heat pump
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CLIVET CKN-XHE2i 14.2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryHeat Pump
ModelCKN-XHE2i 14.2
Cooling Capacity14.2 kW
RefrigerantR410A
Heating Capacity16.0 kW
Power Supply400V/3Ph/50Hz
Operating Temperature Range (Heating)-20°C to 24°C

Summary

General Description

Risk Situation Awareness

Unit designed to prevent injuries; residual risks are detailed in a specific section.

Breakdown and Malfunction Handling

Disable unit immediately, contact authorized agent, use original spares.

Unit Reception and Handling

Delivery Reception Checks

Check for damage and correspondence with transport documents before accepting delivery.

Unit Positioning

Positioning Considerations

Consider technical spaces, connections, and air flow requirements for unit placement.

External Unit Placement Criteria

Install externally in fixed positions, limit vibration, choose a safe, accessible, and suitable location.

Water Connections

Condensate Drain System

Proper disposal of condensate to avoid damage and prevent odors.

Aeraulic Connections

Aeraulic Connection Design

Dimensioning and execution of air connections for unit operation and silence.

Electrical Connections

Electrical Line Specifications

Electrical line characteristics determined by qualified personnel, conforming to regulations.

Connection Procedures

Steps for making electrical connections, ensuring safety and correct wiring.

Customer Connection Points

Details on external connections like ALC, HLVU, ALM, SA1, SA5, SA7, KPC, HLVE, HL1.

Room Control Installation Guide

Information on what is needed and precautions for installing the room control.

Start-up Procedures

General Start-up Overview

Start-up operations by qualified technicians, agreement on data with service centre.

Preliminary Checks Before Start-up

Checks before start-up: power supply, functional spaces, air flow, structure, filters, earthing.

Step-by-Step Start-up Sequence

Step-by-step sequence for unit start-up, including power supply and checks.

Refrigeration Circuit Checks

Check refrigerant circuit for oil stains, pressure, and ensure service outlets are closed.

Water Circuit Checks

Ensure water circuit is clean, filled, pressurized, and free of air.

Electric Circuit Verification

Verify grounding, conductor tightness, voltage, frequency, and phase balance.

ECO Mode Functionality

ECO mode for energy saving, maintaining thermal levels, renewal air not managed.

Operating Mode Selection

Setting the setpoint as fixed or variable based on outdoor temperature.

Fire Alarm Configuration

Configure unit behavior for fire alarm signals; unit is not a smoke extractor.

Controller Interface Operation

Main Parameters and Alarm Log Access

Set main operating parameters and access the alarm log for error codes.

Error Codes Reference

Error Code Descriptions

A comprehensive list of error codes and their corresponding descriptions.

MODBUS Communication Protocol

Protocol Summary

Modbus RTU protocol between controller and unit; controller is Master, Unit is Slave.

RS-485 Communication Specifications

Details on Modbus RTU communication parameters: protocol, baud rate, data bits, parity, stop bit.

Modbus Exception Codes

Exception codes for Modbus communication errors.

BMS Register Mapping

List of registers for mode setting, setpoints, airflow, and ECO mode.

Fault Code Lookup Table

Extensive table mapping fault codes (hex) to descriptions.

Unit Maintenance Procedures

General Maintenance Guidelines

Maintenance by authorized centers to maintain efficiency and lifespan.

Inspection Frequency Schedule

Schedule inspections every 6 months, frequency depends on use.

Outdoor Air Coil Cleaning

Cleaning the outdoor air coil to maintain thermal exchange and prevent damage.

Indoor Air Coil and Fan Maintenance

Cleaning indoor air coils and condensate bowls to prevent microorganism growth.

Air Filter Maintenance (G4 & F7)

Instructions for cleaning and replacing G4 filters; frequency depends on air quality.

Accessories

Decommissioning

Residual Risks

General Technical Data

Unit Specifications Overview

Technical specifications for cooling, heating, compressors, fans, and connections.

Operating Range

Sound Levels

Dimensional Drawings

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