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Mitsubishi Electric CLIMAVENETA BRAT2 0121T User Manual

Mitsubishi Electric CLIMAVENETA BRAT2 0121T
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Air/water chillers and heat pumps with
axial-flow fans with and without pump
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BRAT2 0021÷0121
BRAN2 0021÷0121
INSTALLATION, USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Questions and Answers:

Mitsubishi Electric CLIMAVENETA BRAT2 0121T Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelBRAT2 0121T
CategoryHeat Pump
ManufacturerMitsubishi Electric CLIMAVENETA
TypeAir to Water
RefrigerantR410A
Cooling Capacity12.1 kW
Heating Capacity13.5 kW
Sound Power Level (Outdoor)65 dB(A)
Power Supply400V, 3Ph, 50Hz

Summary

General Warnings

Fundamental Safety Rules

Receiving, Handling, and Installing the Product

Water Connections

Risk of Freezing

Electrical Connections

Mains Power Supply Connections

Procedures for connecting the unit to the main power supply safely.

Installer Connections

Wiring instructions for auxiliary devices and remote controls.

Electrical Data

General Technical Data

Operating Limits

Pressure Drop and Available Pressure Head

Checking and Starting Up the Unit

Preparation for First Start-up

Pre-startup checks and procedures for initial unit activation.

Starting Up for the First Time

Steps for the initial power-on and startup sequence.

Control Panel: LEDs and Display

Setting the Clock

Scheduler Setting

Selecting the Operating Mode

Setting the Set Points

Setting the Parameters

Resetting the Alarm Log (Er90)

Displaying and Resetting Compressor/Pump Hours

Displaying Alarms

Peak Limiter Alarm Signals

Operating Characteristics

System Water Set Point Compensation

Routine Maintenance

Troubleshooting: Unit Start-Up Issues

Unit Does Not Start

Identifies causes and solutions when the unit fails to power on.

Protection Devices Tripping

Explains why protection devices activate and shut down the compressor.

Troubleshooting: Pressure Issues

High Discharge Pressure

Identifies causes for excessively high discharge pressure in the system.

Low Discharge Pressure

Identifies causes for excessively low discharge pressure in the system.

High Suction Pressure

Identifies causes for excessively high suction pressure in the system.

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