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General| EER | 3.2 |
|---|---|
| EER Class | A |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Compressor Type | Scroll |
| Power Supply | 400V/3Ph/50Hz |
Warnings, prohibitions, and dangers indicating important operations or information.
Guidelines for the positioning, hydraulic, refrigerating, and electrical systems of the unit.
Consequences of unit modifications on warranty and manufacturer responsibility.
Immediate actions and contact procedures for unit breakdown or malfunction.
Key training points for users regarding unit operation and troubleshooting.
Instructions for users on manual storage, data recording, and breakdown reporting.
Details on identifying unit features via the serial number and matriculation plate.
Instructions on how to record and use serial number data for assistance requests.
Procedure for checking the unit upon delivery for damage or anomalies.
Guidelines for proper storage conditions, including temperature and humidity limits.
Instructions for careful removal of packaging and its disposal.
Safety procedures and equipment requirements for handling the unit.
Steps and considerations for safely lifting and moving the unit.
Factors to consider for unit positioning, including regulations and accessibility.
Purpose of functional spaces for unit operation, maintenance, and safety.
Key standards for unit installation, including leveling and protection.
List of factors to avoid for optimal airflow and unit performance.
Definition of the safety zone around the unit and related restrictions.
Design and manufacturing requirements for hydraulic pipes to minimize pressure drops.
Factors affecting water quality and the need for water treatment.
Procedure for cleaning the system before connecting water to the unit.
Washing and filling procedures for new hydraulic installations.
Rinsing and filling procedures for existing hydraulic systems.
Risks associated with freezing temperatures and preventative measures.
Considerations for using anti-freeze solutions and their impact on pressure drop.
Installation and maintenance requirements for the water filter.
Requirements for design water flow-rate and system capacity adjustments.
Importance of minimum system water volumes for proper unit functioning.
Function and installation of the flow switch to ensure unit shutdown.
Provision for non-return valves in parallel unit configurations.
Step-by-step procedure for starting the unit pump and system preparation.
Configuration for producing hot water free-of-charge using condensation heat.
Information on electrical data found on the serial number label.
Steps and checks for making electrical connections to the unit.
Specifications for the power supply network, including voltage and phase balance.
Guidelines for laying out signals and data lines to avoid interference.
Diagrams illustrating power input connections and mounting.
Instructions for using the remote ON-OFF function and avoiding short cycles.
Diagrams and labels for customer-performed electrical connections.
Tables detailing cable cross-sections for Premium and Excellence configurations.
Step-by-step guide to configure a PC for unit connection via LAN.
Information on remote control options, including KNX bus and power supply units.
Details on Modbus RS485 option, including LED indicators and cable requirements.
Information on LonWorks option, including cable types and specifications.
Details on BACnet IP option, including Ethernet connection and LED indicators.
Control of network units, coordination, and rotation of operating priorities.
Configuration details for Type A Ecoshare units and master-slave control.
Configuration details for Type B Ecoshare units and master-slave control.
Configuration details for Type C Ecoshare units and master-slave control.
List of Ecoshare parameters with short descriptions and their functions.
General guidelines for unit start-up, including technician qualifications and checks.
Critical safety warnings regarding power-off wait times and checking for residual stresses.
Essential checklist for preliminary checks before unit power supply ON.
Core operational steps to perform after powering the unit ON, including leak test.
Checks for the cooling circuit, including oil stains, pressure, and shut-off valves.
Checks for the hydraulic circuit, including washing, filling, and shut-off valves.
Checks for the electric circuit, including earthing, conductor tightening, and phase balance.
Procedure for compressor casing resistances and start-up conditions.
Startup checks for air/water temperatures, voltage, and electrical loads during operation.
Overview of unit options accessible via password, with parameter descriptions.
Procedure for limiting electric power absorption using external signals.
Procedure for setting temperature setpoints based on climatic curves and water reset.
Procedure for adjusting setpoints based on climatic curves and water reset.
Risks and consequences of prolonged operation with reduced loads and frequent compressor stops.
Data to collect for detecting objective operational conditions and unit performance over time.
Regulations for installers, users, and maintenance operators regarding PED directive.
Description of LED indicators for INFO, ALARM, and CANCEL functions.
Explanation of display variables and their descriptions.
Description of symbols for navigation and confirmation on the control panel.
Procedure for changing the unit state (ON, OFF, ECO, Pump On).
Procedure for modifying the unit's setpoint values.
Procedure to display the unit's machine state and general circuit information.
Procedure for setting up to 6 events for each weekday.
Steps to enable the scheduler function via password and unit parameters.
Procedure for accessing and modifying keyboard settings.
Procedure for identifying, removing, and resetting alarms.
Explanation of alarm codes and their types (automatic/manual reset).
List of alarm IDs and their descriptions for system faults and communication errors.
List of alarm IDs and their descriptions for pump faults, sensors, and expansion valves.
List of alarm IDs and their descriptions for inverter, compressor, and pressure-related faults.
List of alarm IDs and their descriptions for pressure, defrosting, and flow rate issues.
Safety checks to minimize combustion risk when working with flammable refrigerants.
Controlled procedures to reduce risks associated with flammable gases or vapors.
Instructions for personnel and monitoring of work areas for flammable materials.
Monitoring the area with a refrigerant detector to ensure safety.
Requirement to keep fire fighting equipment readily available.
Prohibition of ignition sources during operations involving flammable refrigerants.
Requirement to work in ventilated areas and maintain ventilation during operations.
Guidelines for replacing components and following maintenance instructions.
Safety checks and component inspection for electrical component maintenance.
Precautions for repairing sealed components, including disconnection and seal integrity.
Suitability of leak detection fluids and precautions regarding chlorine detergents.
Procedure for removing refrigerant and flushing the cooling circuit with inert gas.
Requirements for refrigerant charging operations, including equipment and testing.
Procedures and recommendations for safe recovery of refrigerants during dismantling.
Requirements for labelling equipment after dismantling and refrigerant removal.
Good practices for safe refrigerant recovery and transfer into suitable tanks.
Compliance with regulations for transport, marking, and storage of equipment with refrigerants.
Safety regulations and protective devices to be used during maintenance operations.
Purpose of maintenance and requirements for authorized personnel.
Critical safety warnings regarding electrical safety checks before and after maintenance.
Guidelines for the frequency of maintenance inspections based on usage.
Instructions for maintaining a unit schedule to track interventions and facilitate troubleshooting.
Procedure for placing the unit in standby mode for long periods of inactivity.
Procedure for draining the system, including precautions and washing steps.
Checks for compressor casing heater closure and operation.
Procedure for cleaning the water side heat exchanger to ensure optimal thermal exchange.
Check for impurities preventing correct water passage through the filter.
Operations and incrustation removal for the flow switch.
Checks for circulation pumps, including leaks, bearing status, and terminal covers.
Check and renewal of insulation condition and seals.
Conditions for replacing the pressure relief valve.
Procedure for cleaning the air coil to ensure maximum thermal exchange.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning heat exchanger coils.
Checks for electric fans, protection grids, bearings, and terminal covers.
Maintenance and calibration requirements for refrigerant leak detectors.
Details and part codes for anti-vibration mount supports.
Details and part codes for anti-seismic spring antivibration mounts.
Procedure and warnings before disconnecting the unit and recovering refrigerant.
Information on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment disposal regulations.
Common situations that cannot be controlled by the manufacturer and pose risks.
Definition of the danger zone where only authorized operators may work.
Risks associated with improper handling operations and compliance with regulations.
Risks of incorrect installation, including leaks, shocks, and poor operation.
Anomalies like burning smells, smoke, or component contact that indicate potential hazards.
Risks of electric shocks, intoxication, damage, or fires due to incorrect electrical connections.
Risks of injuries from contact with moving parts like transmissions or fans.
Risks associated with refrigerant expulsion, contact with heat sources, and welding operations.
Risks related to defects in tubing or attachments causing leaks or water projection.
Technical data tables for Excellence units, including cooling capacity and power input.
Sound data for standard and soundproofed configurations of Excellence units.
Sound data for super-silenced EN configurations of Excellence units.
Technical data tables for Premium units, including cooling capacity and power input.
Sound data for standard and soundproofed configurations of Premium units.
Construction details for Excellence units, including compressor and exchanger specifications.
Construction details for Premium units, including compressor and exchanger specifications.
Sound power and pressure levels for Excellence ST units across octave bands.
Sound levels for Excellence SC units with compressor soundproofing.
Sound levels for Excellence EN units in super-silenced configuration.
Sound power and pressure levels for Premium ST units across octave bands.
Sound levels for Premium SC units with compressor soundproofing.
Sound levels for Premium EN units in super-silenced configuration.
Calibration values for safety switches and compressor start limits.
Operating range chart for Excellence EN units based on air and water temperatures.
Operating range chart for Premium EN units based on air and water temperatures.
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