What should I do if my Guardian PLATINUM Heat Pump displays Coil 1 temp. sensor fault?
If your Guardian Heat Pump displays a coil 1 temp. sensor fault, it indicates that the temperature sensor is broken or short circuit. Check or change the temperature sensor.
What to do if my Guardian PLATINUM Heat Pump has a Comp. overcurrent prot.?
If your Guardian Heat Pump displays a Comp. overcurrent prot., this indicates the compressor is overloaded. To resolve this, check whether the system of the compressor is running normally.
What to do if my Guardian Heat Pump displays High pressure prot.?
If your Guardian Heat Pump shows a high pressure prot., it means the high-pressure switch is broken. Check the pressure switch and cold circuit to resolve this issue.
What should I do if my Guardian PLATINUM displays a Flow switch prot.?
If your Guardian Heat Pump shows a flow switch prot., it indicates there is no or little water in the water system. Check if there is water flow to the pool. If there is flow, the flow switch needs changing.
What should I do if my Guardian Heat Pump displays Coil 2 temp. sensor fault?
If your Guardian Heat Pump displays a coil 2 temp. sensor fault, it indicates that the temperature sensor is broken or short circuit. Check or change the temperature sensor.
What does it mean if my Guardian PLATINUM Heat Pump displays Inv. temp. probe Fail?
If your Guardian Heat Pump displays Inv. temp. probe Fail, it means the sensor is short circuit or open circuit. Inspect and replace the sensor.
What does it mean if my Guardian PLATINUM Heat Pump displays Inv. input overvolt.?
If your Guardian Heat Pump displays Inv. input overvolt., it means the input voltage is too high, more than the outage protection current RMS. Check the input voltage measurement.
What does it mean if my Guardian PLATINUM Heat Pump displays Comm. Err DSP- PFC?
If your Guardian Heat Pump displays Comm. Err DSP- PFC, it means there is a DSP and PFC connect fault. Check the communication connection.
How to troubleshoot a Guardian PLATINUM Heat Pump with Fan motor1 fault?
To troubleshoot a Fan motor1 fault on your Guardian Heat Pump: 1. The motor may be in a locked-rotor state. 2. The wire connection between the DC- fan motor module and fan motor may be in bad contact. Change to a new fan motor and check the wire connection to ensure they are in good contact.
What does it mean if my Guardian Heat Pump says Inverter offline?
If your Guardian Heat Pump indicates that the inverter is offline, it signifies a frequency conversion board and mainboard communication failure. To fix this, check the communication connection.
Critical safety warnings and precautions before installation and operation.
Technical specifications and performance data for various models.
Physical dimensions and measurements of the unit.
Visual guide illustrating the heat pump's plumbing connections.
Guidelines for selecting the optimal location for unit installation.
Instructions for connecting the heat pump to the pool's plumbing system.
Details on the correct and safe electrical wiring procedures for the unit.
Step-by-step guide for initial startup and operation after installation.
Overview of the heat pump's control panel interface and its functions.
Instructions for turning the unit on/off and switching between operating modes.
How to adjust the target temperature and set the unit's clock.
Procedures for setting and cancelling on/off timers for the unit.
Managing silent mode, keyboard lock, and understanding fault indicators.
Introduction to the Guardian Handy Heat Pump app and its features.
Steps for installing the Wi-Fi module and connecting to the network.
Guides users through creating an account and configuring Wi-Fi settings for the heat pump app.
Managing the connected heat pump device, viewing status, and adjusting settings.
Outlines safety checks, work procedures, and precautions for maintenance tasks.
Details safety checks for electrical devices, component repair, and cabling during maintenance.
Procedures for detecting, removing, and recovering refrigerants safely.
Steps for safely charging the refrigeration system with refrigerant.
Requirements for cable specifications and adherence to local regulations.
A comparison table of refrigerant saturation temperatures for different pressures.
Diagrams and definitions for the wire control interface.
Detailed wiring diagrams for different models of the heat pump.
Explains the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Critical safety warnings and precautions before installation and operation.
Technical specifications and performance data for various models.
Physical dimensions and measurements of the unit.
Visual guide illustrating the heat pump's plumbing connections.
Guidelines for selecting the optimal location for unit installation.
Instructions for connecting the heat pump to the pool's plumbing system.
Details on the correct and safe electrical wiring procedures for the unit.
Step-by-step guide for initial startup and operation after installation.
Overview of the heat pump's control panel interface and its functions.
Instructions for turning the unit on/off and switching between operating modes.
How to adjust the target temperature and set the unit's clock.
Procedures for setting and cancelling on/off timers for the unit.
Managing silent mode, keyboard lock, and understanding fault indicators.
Introduction to the Guardian Handy Heat Pump app and its features.
Steps for installing the Wi-Fi module and connecting to the network.
Guides users through creating an account and configuring Wi-Fi settings for the heat pump app.
Managing the connected heat pump device, viewing status, and adjusting settings.
Outlines safety checks, work procedures, and precautions for maintenance tasks.
Details safety checks for electrical devices, component repair, and cabling during maintenance.
Procedures for detecting, removing, and recovering refrigerants safely.
Steps for safely charging the refrigeration system with refrigerant.
Requirements for cable specifications and adherence to local regulations.
A comparison table of refrigerant saturation temperatures for different pressures.
Diagrams and definitions for the wire control interface.
Detailed wiring diagrams for different models of the heat pump.
Explains the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
This document outlines the installation and operation of the Guardian Platinum Series Inverter Pool & Spa Heat Pump, a high-efficiency unit designed for pool and spa heating.
The Guardian Platinum Series heat pump is designed to efficiently heat pool and spa water. It operates by extracting heat from the ambient air and transferring it to the pool water, offering an energy-efficient alternative to traditional heating methods. The inverter technology allows for variable compressor and fan speeds, optimizing performance and energy consumption based on the heating demand. The unit can operate in heating, cooling, and automatic modes, providing flexibility for different climate conditions and user preferences. It also includes Wi-Fi control capabilities, allowing users to monitor and adjust settings remotely via a smartphone app.
Models: GP-9, GP-13, GP-17, GP-20, GP-25, GP-30
Heating Capacity (27°C/24.3°C outdoor air temp, 26°C inlet water temp):
Heating Power Input (27°C/24.3°C outdoor air temp, 26°C inlet water temp):
C.O.P (27°C/24.3°C outdoor air temp, 26°C inlet water temp):
Heating Capacity (15°C/12°C outdoor air temp, 26°C inlet water temp):
Heating Power Input (15°C/12°C outdoor air temp, 26°C inlet water temp):
C.O.P (15°C/12°C outdoor air temp, 26°C inlet water temp):
Power Supply: 220-240V/1/50Hz
Connection Type:
Compressor Type: Rotary (single compressor for all models)
Fan: 1 fan for all models, horizontal direction.
Noise (1M):
Water Connection: 50 mm (for all models)
Flow Rate:
Water Pressure Drop (max):
Net Dimensions (LxWxH):
Operating Range: Ambient Temperature: -15-43°C, Water temperature: 9-40°C
Warranty Terms:
Control Panel: The unit features a user-friendly control panel with buttons for Power, Mode, Clock, Silent, Up, and Down. It displays water inlet and outlet temperatures, current mode (heating, cooling, auto), silent status, keyboard lock, and fault codes.
ON/OFF Mode: Simple one-button press to turn the unit on or off. When off, the screen displays 'OFF'; when on, it shows the water inlet temperature.
Switching Modes: Users can easily switch between heating, cooling, and automatic modes using the MODE button. The selected mode is saved automatically after 2 seconds of inactivity. A defrosting symbol appears during defrosting mode, after which the unit reverts to heating/automatic mode.
Setting Temperature: The desired water temperature can be adjusted using the UP and DOWN keys. The set temperature flashes during adjustment and saves after 5 seconds of inactivity.
Clock Settings: The system time (hour and minute) can be set using the CLOCK button, followed by POWER to select digits and UP/DOWN to adjust values.
Timer Settings: Two different timer periods (ON1-OFF1 & ON2-OFF2) can be configured. Users can set specific on and off times for the unit's operation. The POWER button can be used to cancel a set timer.
Silent Settings:
Keyboard Lock: The controller can be locked or unlocked by holding the POWER button for 5 seconds, preventing accidental changes. A lock symbol flashes on the main screen when locked.
Fault Interface: In case of a failure, the controller displays a specific fault code. Multiple faults can be scrolled through using UP/DOWN keys. The fault window can be minimized by pressing the POWER button.
Wi-Fi Operation:
General Maintenance:
Safety Checks for Flammable Refrigerants:
Refrigerant Handling:
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