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General| Brand | INVENTOR |
|---|---|
| Model | ATM04S |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Provides a general overview of the Matrix Mono system and its core components.
Details the different unit models, their capacities, and the meaning of the model name components.
Outlines the procedure for designing and selecting appropriate units based on heat load and system configuration.
Illustrates common installation scenarios and configurations for the Matrix Mono system.
Provides detailed technical specifications for each unit model, including performance, dimensions, and operating ranges.
Shows the physical dimensions and center of gravity for various unit models.
Illustrates the refrigerant circuit piping configurations for different unit series.
Provides detailed wiring diagrams for electrical connections of the units and system components.
Contains tables detailing heating and cooling capacities, power input, and COP/EER values across various operating conditions.
Defines the operational boundaries for heating, cooling, and DHW modes based on ambient and water temperatures.
Presents graphs illustrating the relationship between water flow rate and external static pressure for different unit series.
Details the sound pressure levels and octave band levels for various unit models under specified operating conditions.
Lists standard and optional accessories available for the Matrix Mono system, including thermistors and wiring.
Introduces the content of Part 3, including notes for installers and definitions.
Covers essential installation procedures, including acceptance, unpacking, hoisting, placement, and spacing requirements.
Details requirements for water circuit checks, volume, expansion vessel, connections, anti-freeze protection, and insulation.
Explains general electrical wiring principles, precautions, guidance, and provides wiring overviews and requirements.
Describes the function and configuration of DIP switches for setting additional heating sources and operational modes.
Explains how the internal circulation pump is controlled and its relationship with hydronic performance.
Guides on configuring system settings and parameters via the user interface's FOR SERVICEMAN menu.
Provides a comprehensive list of operational parameters and their current settings, accessible by installers and service engineers.
Details how to connect the wired controller to a Wi-Fi network and configure it using the "Comfort Home" app.
Explains how to transfer parameter settings between wired controllers and upgrade unit software using a USB disk.
Presents curves that define leaving water set temperatures based on outdoor ambient temperatures for different modes.
Lists all possible error codes, their meanings, and potential causes for troubleshooting.
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