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General| Type | Heat Pump |
|---|---|
| Heat Exchanger | Titanium |
| Model | HeatPro |
| Compressor | Scroll |
| Control | Digital |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Phase | Single Phase |
| Warranty | 5 years |
Covers warnings about children, pool types, electrical safety, bonding, and suction entrapment hazards.
Details on suction outlet safety, flow rates, pressure limits, and bonding requirements.
Covers fire/burn hazards, installation warnings, and hot tub safety rules for user well-being.
Provides recommendations for conserving energy and minimizing heat pump operating costs.
Defines terms like Suction Outlet, Inches of Mercury (in Hg), and PSI.
Highlights cabinet, compressor, and advanced digital control system capabilities.
Explains the thermodynamic cycle of the heat pump, from refrigerant evaporation to condensation.
Lists safeguards that stop operation to protect the unit from various fault conditions.
Explains the function of high/low refrigerant pressure and water pressure switches and time delay.
Describes how the unit handles low ambient temperatures and initiates defrost cycles.
Specifies minimum clearance around the heat pump for air intake and to prevent re-circulation.
Explains normal condensation, drainage, and how to identify leaks.
Warns against sprinkler damage and placement in oceanfront areas due to salt/sand.
Discusses how pool covers reduce heat loss and conserve energy and chemicals.
Emphasizes checks for flooding, leaks, and airflow blockage before operation.
Step-by-step guide for powering on and initiating the heat pump operation.
Identifies and describes the functions of the display window, buttons, and lights on the control panel.
Explains how to use standby mode and switch between pool and spa functions.
Details how to adjust temperature set points and view current settings.
Describes changing temperature units and engaging the control lock-out function.
Explains the defrost function and the importance of water chemistry for reliability.
Recommends seasonal inspections and outlines professional service requirements.
Guides on temporary shutdown and essential end-of-season winterization procedures.
Lists checks to perform before contacting service for operational issues.
Covers checking circuit breakers and a table for common operational problems and solutions.
Provides a guide to interpreting diagnostic codes displayed by the unit for troubleshooting.
A diagram visually identifying the various components and their numbered parts.
A detailed list of replacement parts with corresponding part numbers for different models.
Details the limited warranty terms for US and international customers, including compressor and heat exchanger coverage.
Instructions for registering the product warranty online or via mail.
