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Highlights risks of electric shock and advises against opening the unit, emphasizing qualified service.
Provides essential guidelines for safe operation, cleaning, installation environment, and accessory usage.
Crucial warnings before installation, including advice on disassembly, foam usage, power handling, disposal, and self-servicing.
Introduces the Gecko in.temp heat pump, highlighting its energy efficiency, eco-friendly design, and versatile operating modes.
Details the manual's purpose, the in.temp's economic and environmental advantages, titanium exchanger, functions, reliability, and self-diagnosis.
Explains how the in.temp performs self-diagnosis and displays error codes on the spa keypad for troubleshooting.
Visual identification of in.temp parts like fan exhaust, connection box, drainage plug, and fastening bracket.
Lists available models, part numbers, and the contents of CE and NA* model packages, including optional items.
Provides detailed physical dimensions for 5kW and 7.5kW models in both CE and NA* configurations.
Illustrates an exploded view of the in.temp unit, labeling all internal components for identification.
Explains how to connect the communication and power cables, detailing wiring for CE and NA* models.
Details connections within the terminal box and options for using an external circuit breaker for power supply.
Covers safety cautions, optimal unit placement, ventilation requirements, and installation on a stable surface with proper slope.
Specifies the necessary air outlet and inlet clearances for efficient operation and heat exchange.
Addresses environmental precautions, securing the unit, bypass valve installation, and piping recommendations.
Explains condensation formation, its evacuation, and the importance of unit slope to prevent water damage.
Details the six operating modes: EcoH, HEAT, COOL, AUTO, SMRT, and ELEC, describing their functions and benefits.
Explains the freeze protection mechanism and the mandatory three-minute waiting time before restarting the unit.
Covers general unit cleaning, heat exchanger, pipework, and air system cleaning procedures.
Detailed steps for draining the unit, protecting it from frost, and preparing for winter storage.
Lists all possible error codes, their descriptions, and priority order for diagnosing issues.
Details operating temperature, water resistance, compressor type, pressure, refrigerant, weight, and carton dimensions.
Provides data on electrical input, power consumption, current ratings, heating/cooling capacity, and efficiency (COP/EER).
Outlines the compatibility of the in.temp with Gecko's in.ye and in.yt systems and required software revisions.
Highlights risks of electric shock and advises against opening the unit, emphasizing qualified service.
Provides essential guidelines for safe operation, cleaning, installation environment, and accessory usage.
Crucial warnings before installation, including advice on disassembly, foam usage, power handling, disposal, and self-servicing.
Introduces the Gecko in.temp heat pump, highlighting its energy efficiency, eco-friendly design, and versatile operating modes.
Details the manual's purpose, the in.temp's economic and environmental advantages, titanium exchanger, functions, reliability, and self-diagnosis.
Explains how the in.temp performs self-diagnosis and displays error codes on the spa keypad for troubleshooting.
Visual identification of in.temp parts like fan exhaust, connection box, drainage plug, and fastening bracket.
Lists available models, part numbers, and the contents of CE and NA* model packages, including optional items.
Provides detailed physical dimensions for 5kW and 7.5kW models in both CE and NA* configurations.
Illustrates an exploded view of the in.temp unit, labeling all internal components for identification.
Explains how to connect the communication and power cables, detailing wiring for CE and NA* models.
Details connections within the terminal box and options for using an external circuit breaker for power supply.
Covers safety cautions, optimal unit placement, ventilation requirements, and installation on a stable surface with proper slope.
Specifies the necessary air outlet and inlet clearances for efficient operation and heat exchange.
Addresses environmental precautions, securing the unit, bypass valve installation, and piping recommendations.
Explains condensation formation, its evacuation, and the importance of unit slope to prevent water damage.
Details the six operating modes: EcoH, HEAT, COOL, AUTO, SMRT, and ELEC, describing their functions and benefits.
Explains the freeze protection mechanism and the mandatory three-minute waiting time before restarting the unit.
Covers general unit cleaning, heat exchanger, pipework, and air system cleaning procedures.
Detailed steps for draining the unit, protecting it from frost, and preparing for winter storage.
Lists all possible error codes, their descriptions, and priority order for diagnosing issues.
Details operating temperature, water resistance, compressor type, pressure, refrigerant, weight, and carton dimensions.
Provides data on electrical input, power consumption, current ratings, heating/cooling capacity, and efficiency (COP/EER).
Outlines the compatibility of the in.temp with Gecko's in.ye and in.yt systems and required software revisions.
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