Why is there no hot water with my Istore 180L Water System during off-peak hours?
If you have no hot water with your Istore Water System, check the screen to see if power is available during your nominated off-peak tariff heating times. If power is not available from the off-peak supply, refer to your electricity distributor.
Why is the water from my Istore Water System not as hot as my previous system?
If the water from your Istore Water System isn't as hot as your previous system, it's because a tempering valve is installed. This valve mixes water to bring it down to 50°C, as is required for all solar hot water systems.
What to do if my Istore Water System produces lukewarm hot water due to excessive load?
If the hot water from your Istore Water System is lukewarm, it could be due to an unexpected additional hot water load. Try to plan hot water usage to be staggered instead of continuous. Allow the system time to reheat. If you're using a timer, increase its setting. Consider using hybrid mode to decrease reheating time.
What causes lukewarm hot water in my Istore 180L?
If the hot water from your Istore Water System is lukewarm, the tempering valve may not be mixing water correctly. Contact a licensed plumber to inspect or replace the valve.
Why is the overflow pipe dripping on my Istore 180L Water System?
The overflow pipe of your Istore Water System might be dripping because of the Pressure Temperature Relief Valve (PTR) / Expansion Control Valve (ECV). The 850kPa and 99°C PTR valve is essential for the safe operation of the water tank. It's designed to discharge 3-5% of the total tank volume during heating to allow for hot water expansion.
Why is the water pressure lower with my Istore 180L Water System compared to my previous system?
If the water pressure is slightly lower than your previous hot water system, it's because a pressure reduction valve has been installed to limit the inlet pressure to your new Istore Water Heater. This regulates the incoming pressure and increases the life of the cylinder, protecting it if the mains pressure is increased.
Detailed dimensions and specifications for the 270L model.
Detailed dimensions and specifications for the 180L model.
Key performance metrics, working ranges, and electrical data for both models.
Automatic screen locking feature for security and preventing unintended changes.
Feature protecting the compressor by delaying unit restart for a few minutes.
Automatic defrost cycle to maintain heating efficiency during cold conditions.
Essential safety valve for managing tank pressure and expansion.
Specifies the recommended ambient temperature range for optimal operation.
Safety mechanism that cuts power if water temperature exceeds a threshold.
Explanation of normal condensation process and expected water output.
Visual guide for left-hand installation connections and components.
Guidelines for safely moving and transporting the unit.
Requirements for clearance around the unit for maintenance and airflow.
Details on connecting multiple units and related electrical/airflow requirements.
Primary mode for Australian conditions, optimizing based on monitored factors.
Reduces energy usage during holidays, performing only essential cycles.
Uses the electric element for a quick heat boost, turning off when target temp is met.
Explanation of the control panel display layout and its various indicators.
Details the purpose and operation of each button on the control panel.
A guide to common malfunctions, their display codes, problems, and solutions.
Procedure for safely draining the water from the unit for maintenance.
General| Brand | Istore |
|---|---|
| Model | 180L |
| Category | Water System |
| Language | English |
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