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CLIVET Versatemp EQV-X - User Manual

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Manuale installazione uso e manutenzione
Installation and use manual page 41
07-01-2016
VERSATEMP EQV-X 3 - 21
Climatizzatore autonomo ad espansione diretta ad alta efficienza.
High efficiency direct expansion packaged air-conditioning unit.
M07I10CA-08
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Summary

1 - GENERAL

1.1 MANUAL

Provides unit installation, use, and maintenance instructions.

1.2 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Covers general guidelines, safety, and user training for unit operation.

1.3 INDICATIONS FOR THE USER

Important notes for users regarding manual keeping, data logging, and assistance.

1.4 UNIT IDENTIFICATION

Details on identifying the unit via serial number labels and components.

1.5 UNIT DESCRIPTION

Overview of the VERSATEMP EQV-X as a heat pump.

1.6 ACCESSORIES

Lists available configuration, air side, hydraulic, and electric circuit accessories.

2 - RECEPTION

2.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

Safety and general information before unit reception.

2.2 DELIVERY CONTROL

Procedures for checking unit delivery for damage and correctness.

2.3 HANDLING WITH PACKAGING

Guidelines for safely lifting and handling the unit with packaging.

2.4 PACKING REMOVING

Steps for safely removing packaging from the unit.

3 - POSITIONING

3.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

Safety and general considerations for unit positioning.

3.2 POSITIONING

Design considerations and standards for unit placement.

3.3 UNCASED UNIT WALL FIXING

Instructions for wall mounting uncased units.

3.4 UNCASED UNIT FLOOR FIXING

Instructions for floor mounting uncased units.

3.5 CASED UNIT FLOOR FIXING

Details on floor fixing for cased units with adjustable feet.

3.6 THERMOSTAT POSITIONING (OPTIONAL)

Guidelines for optimal thermostat placement for comfort and efficiency.

3.7 FUNCTIONAL SPACES

Recommended clearances for unit operation and maintenance.

4 - WATER CONNECTIONS

4.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

Safety, general info, and components for water connections.

4.2 SYSTEM CONNECTION

Details on connecting tubing to unit attachments and sealing.

4.3 CONDENSATE DISCHARGE CONNECTION

Proper connection of condensate discharge to prevent issues.

4.4 STANDARD PLUMBING ASSEMBLY

Components of the standard unit's water circuit.

4.5 PLUMBING ASSEMBLY FOR LOOP WITH CONSTANT FLOW RATE WITH MANUAL VALVES

Description of plumbing assembly for constant flow rate loops.

4.6 PLUMBING ASSEMBLY FOR LOOP WITH VARIABLE FLOW RATE WITH 2 WAY ON-OFF VALVE

Description of plumbing assembly for variable flow rate loops.

4.7 2-WAY MODULATING VALVE FOR SYSTEM WITH DISPOSABLE WATER

Details on modulating valve for systems with disposable water.

5 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

5.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

General safety and electrical connection guidelines.

5.2 POWER SUPPLY INPUT

Information regarding power supply connections and cable management.

5.3 CUSTOMER CONNECTIONS

Details on customer-specific electrical connections and ventilation control.

5.4 THERMOSTAT CONNECTION 10 Mt.

Wiring instructions for thermostat connection up to 10 meters.

5.5 THERMOSTAT CONNECTION 200 Mt.

Wiring instructions for thermostat connection up to 200 meters.

5.6 MINI-NETWORK

Configuration for connecting multiple units in a master-slave network.

5.7 SUPERVISION - RETE MODBUS

Details on Modbus network supervision module and settings.

5.8 KIT GATEWAY BACNET

Information on the BacNet gateway kit for communication.

5.9 KIT GATEWAY LONWORKS

Information on the LonWorks gateway kit for communication.

6 - START-UP

6.1 PRILIMINARY INFORMATION

Preliminary checks and procedures before unit start-up.

7 - CONTROL

7.1 KEYS AND DISPLAY OPERATING

Explanation of control panel buttons, display icons, and functions.

ON;OFF

Instructions for turning the unit on and off.

MODE CHANGE

How to change the operating mode (Cooling, Heating, Auto).

FAN CONTROL

How to adjust fan speed settings (Low, Medium, High, Auto).

SETPOINT CONTROL

How to increase or decrease the setpoint temperature.

ECO; COMFORT SETTING

How to adjust ECO and COMFORT settings for energy saving or comfort.

ALARM RESET

Procedure for resetting unit alarms after identifying the cause.

BUTTON LOCK; UNLOCK

How to lock or unlock the control panel buttons.

STATA (VISUALIZATION ONLY)

How to visualize unit status and parameters.

PARAMETERS (ONLY INSTALLER USE)

Access and modification of installer-specific parameters.

HOUR AND DAY

Setting the current hour and day for the unit's clock.

TIME BAND SCHEDULING

How to program time bands for automatic operation.

ON;OFF SCHEDULING

How to enable or disable scheduled operations.

7.2 UNIT STATUS

List of unit status parameters and their descriptions.

7.3 UNIT PARAMETERS

Table of unit parameters accessible for modification.

7.4 LIST OF ALARMS

List of all possible alarms and their reset methods.

8 - MAINTENANCE

8.1 GENERAL

General principles and benefits of unit maintenance.

8.2 INSPECTIONS FREQUENCY

Recommended schedule for unit inspections based on usage.

8.3 MACHINE BLOOKLET

Advice on creating a booklet for recording unit interventions.

8.4 STANDBY MODE

Procedures for placing the unit in standby mode for long inactivity.

8.5 ELECTRIC FAN

Checks for fan fixing, bearings, and noise.

8.6 WATER EXCHANGER

Importance of cleaning the water exchanger for thermal exchange.

8.7 EXCHANGER AIR BATTERY

Importance of cleaning the air exchanger battery for thermal exchange.

8.8 CONDENSATE DISCHARGE

Recommendations for cleaning condensate discharge to prevent blockages.

8.9 WATER FILTER

Steps for checking and cleaning the water filter.

8.10 AIR FILTER

Importance and procedure for cleaning and replacing air filters.

8.11 FAN EXTRACTION

Step-by-step guide for extracting the fan unit.

8.12 REMOVE THE UNIT

Reference for unit removal procedure.

8.13 RECOMMENDED PERIODIC CHECKS

Checklist of periodic controls for unit maintenance.

9 - TECHNICAL INFORMATION

9.1 DIMENSIONS

Detailed dimensions for the in-view vertical unit.

DIMENSIONAL DRAWING OF THE PIPE WORK ARRANGEMENT AND RETROFIT OPTIONS

Diagrams showing pipe work arrangements for different loop types.

VERTICAL FLUSH-MOUNTED UNIT

Detailed dimensions for the vertical flush-mounted unit.

9.2 GENERAL TECHNICAL DATA

Comprehensive technical data for various unit sizes.

9.3 OPERATING LIMITS

Cooling and heating operating limits based on air and water temperatures.

9.4 SOUND LEVELS

Sound power and pressure levels for different fan speeds and sizes.

10 - RESIDUAL RISKS

Qualified personal

Specifies that only qualified personnel can operate on the unit.

General

General overview of common risks not controllable by the manufacturer.

Danger zone

Defines the area accessible only with deliberate removal of protections.

Handling

Risks associated with improper handling and lifting of the unit.

Installation

Risks related to incorrect unit installation.

General risks

Potential hazards like burning smells, smoke, or contact with components.

Electric parts

Risks associated with electrical connections, earthing, and internal parts.

Moving parts

Risks of injury from contact with moving parts like fans.

Refrigerant

Risks associated with refrigerant gas leaks, pressure, and heat sources.

Hydraulic parts

Risks from leaks in tubing, attachments, or cut-off parts.

11 - DECOMMISSIONING

11.1 DISCONNECTION

Procedures for safely disconnecting the unit and recovering fluids.

11.2 DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL

Guidelines for sending the unit to authorized dismantling centers.

11.3 CE RAEE CE DIRECTIVE

Information on compliance with waste electrical and electronic equipment directives.

Summary

1 - GENERAL

1.1 MANUAL

Provides unit installation, use, and maintenance instructions.

1.2 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Covers general guidelines, safety, and user training for unit operation.

1.3 INDICATIONS FOR THE USER

Important notes for users regarding manual keeping, data logging, and assistance.

1.4 UNIT IDENTIFICATION

Details on identifying the unit via serial number labels and components.

1.5 UNIT DESCRIPTION

Overview of the VERSATEMP EQV-X as a heat pump.

1.6 ACCESSORIES

Lists available configuration, air side, hydraulic, and electric circuit accessories.

2 - RECEPTION

2.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

Safety and general information before unit reception.

2.2 DELIVERY CONTROL

Procedures for checking unit delivery for damage and correctness.

2.3 HANDLING WITH PACKAGING

Guidelines for safely lifting and handling the unit with packaging.

2.4 PACKING REMOVING

Steps for safely removing packaging from the unit.

3 - POSITIONING

3.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

Safety and general considerations for unit positioning.

3.2 POSITIONING

Design considerations and standards for unit placement.

3.3 UNCASED UNIT WALL FIXING

Instructions for wall mounting uncased units.

3.4 UNCASED UNIT FLOOR FIXING

Instructions for floor mounting uncased units.

3.5 CASED UNIT FLOOR FIXING

Details on floor fixing for cased units with adjustable feet.

3.6 THERMOSTAT POSITIONING (OPTIONAL)

Guidelines for optimal thermostat placement for comfort and efficiency.

3.7 FUNCTIONAL SPACES

Recommended clearances for unit operation and maintenance.

4 - WATER CONNECTIONS

4.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

Safety, general info, and components for water connections.

4.2 SYSTEM CONNECTION

Details on connecting tubing to unit attachments and sealing.

4.3 CONDENSATE DISCHARGE CONNECTION

Proper connection of condensate discharge to prevent issues.

4.4 STANDARD PLUMBING ASSEMBLY

Components of the standard unit's water circuit.

4.5 PLUMBING ASSEMBLY FOR LOOP WITH CONSTANT FLOW RATE WITH MANUAL VALVES

Description of plumbing assembly for constant flow rate loops.

4.6 PLUMBING ASSEMBLY FOR LOOP WITH VARIABLE FLOW RATE WITH 2 WAY ON-OFF VALVE

Description of plumbing assembly for variable flow rate loops.

4.7 2-WAY MODULATING VALVE FOR SYSTEM WITH DISPOSABLE WATER

Details on modulating valve for systems with disposable water.

5 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

5.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

General safety and electrical connection guidelines.

5.2 POWER SUPPLY INPUT

Information regarding power supply connections and cable management.

5.3 CUSTOMER CONNECTIONS

Details on customer-specific electrical connections and ventilation control.

5.4 THERMOSTAT CONNECTION 10 Mt.

Wiring instructions for thermostat connection up to 10 meters.

5.5 THERMOSTAT CONNECTION 200 Mt.

Wiring instructions for thermostat connection up to 200 meters.

5.6 MINI-NETWORK

Configuration for connecting multiple units in a master-slave network.

5.7 SUPERVISION - RETE MODBUS

Details on Modbus network supervision module and settings.

5.8 KIT GATEWAY BACNET

Information on the BacNet gateway kit for communication.

5.9 KIT GATEWAY LONWORKS

Information on the LonWorks gateway kit for communication.

6 - START-UP

6.1 PRILIMINARY INFORMATION

Preliminary checks and procedures before unit start-up.

7 - CONTROL

7.1 KEYS AND DISPLAY OPERATING

Explanation of control panel buttons, display icons, and functions.

ON;OFF

Instructions for turning the unit on and off.

MODE CHANGE

How to change the operating mode (Cooling, Heating, Auto).

FAN CONTROL

How to adjust fan speed settings (Low, Medium, High, Auto).

SETPOINT CONTROL

How to increase or decrease the setpoint temperature.

ECO; COMFORT SETTING

How to adjust ECO and COMFORT settings for energy saving or comfort.

ALARM RESET

Procedure for resetting unit alarms after identifying the cause.

BUTTON LOCK; UNLOCK

How to lock or unlock the control panel buttons.

STATA (VISUALIZATION ONLY)

How to visualize unit status and parameters.

PARAMETERS (ONLY INSTALLER USE)

Access and modification of installer-specific parameters.

HOUR AND DAY

Setting the current hour and day for the unit's clock.

TIME BAND SCHEDULING

How to program time bands for automatic operation.

ON;OFF SCHEDULING

How to enable or disable scheduled operations.

7.2 UNIT STATUS

List of unit status parameters and their descriptions.

7.3 UNIT PARAMETERS

Table of unit parameters accessible for modification.

7.4 LIST OF ALARMS

List of all possible alarms and their reset methods.

8 - MAINTENANCE

8.1 GENERAL

General principles and benefits of unit maintenance.

8.2 INSPECTIONS FREQUENCY

Recommended schedule for unit inspections based on usage.

8.3 MACHINE BLOOKLET

Advice on creating a booklet for recording unit interventions.

8.4 STANDBY MODE

Procedures for placing the unit in standby mode for long inactivity.

8.5 ELECTRIC FAN

Checks for fan fixing, bearings, and noise.

8.6 WATER EXCHANGER

Importance of cleaning the water exchanger for thermal exchange.

8.7 EXCHANGER AIR BATTERY

Importance of cleaning the air exchanger battery for thermal exchange.

8.8 CONDENSATE DISCHARGE

Recommendations for cleaning condensate discharge to prevent blockages.

8.9 WATER FILTER

Steps for checking and cleaning the water filter.

8.10 AIR FILTER

Importance and procedure for cleaning and replacing air filters.

8.11 FAN EXTRACTION

Step-by-step guide for extracting the fan unit.

8.12 REMOVE THE UNIT

Reference for unit removal procedure.

8.13 RECOMMENDED PERIODIC CHECKS

Checklist of periodic controls for unit maintenance.

9 - TECHNICAL INFORMATION

9.1 DIMENSIONS

Detailed dimensions for the in-view vertical unit.

DIMENSIONAL DRAWING OF THE PIPE WORK ARRANGEMENT AND RETROFIT OPTIONS

Diagrams showing pipe work arrangements for different loop types.

VERTICAL FLUSH-MOUNTED UNIT

Detailed dimensions for the vertical flush-mounted unit.

9.2 GENERAL TECHNICAL DATA

Comprehensive technical data for various unit sizes.

9.3 OPERATING LIMITS

Cooling and heating operating limits based on air and water temperatures.

9.4 SOUND LEVELS

Sound power and pressure levels for different fan speeds and sizes.

10 - RESIDUAL RISKS

Qualified personal

Specifies that only qualified personnel can operate on the unit.

General

General overview of common risks not controllable by the manufacturer.

Danger zone

Defines the area accessible only with deliberate removal of protections.

Handling

Risks associated with improper handling and lifting of the unit.

Installation

Risks related to incorrect unit installation.

General risks

Potential hazards like burning smells, smoke, or contact with components.

Electric parts

Risks associated with electrical connections, earthing, and internal parts.

Moving parts

Risks of injury from contact with moving parts like fans.

Refrigerant

Risks associated with refrigerant gas leaks, pressure, and heat sources.

Hydraulic parts

Risks from leaks in tubing, attachments, or cut-off parts.

11 - DECOMMISSIONING

11.1 DISCONNECTION

Procedures for safely disconnecting the unit and recovering fluids.

11.2 DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL

Guidelines for sending the unit to authorized dismantling centers.

11.3 CE RAEE CE DIRECTIVE

Information on compliance with waste electrical and electronic equipment directives.

CLIVET Versatemp EQV-X Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCLIVET
ModelVersatemp EQV-X
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

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