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Explains how to turn the unit on and off using the keypad or digital input.
Covers displaying and modifying the unit's setpoint.
Explains the model designation and its components.
Provides general safety precautions and user responsibilities.
Discusses requirements and precautions for liquids used in the cooling circuit.
Details safe methods for lifting and transporting the unit.
Outlines precautions to take before and during unit installation.
Lists safety measures for operating the unit correctly.
Provides essential safety guidelines before performing maintenance.
Information on the refrigerants used and handling precautions.
Safety data for R410A refrigerant, including physical and toxicological information.
Guidelines for safe handling and storage of the unit and its components.
Details the unit's electrical power supply characteristics.
Identifies the type of refrigerant fluid used in the unit.
Maximum design pressure of the user circuit.
Minimum and maximum ambient air temperatures for operation.
Details tank capacity, pump power, and fan airflow for different models.
Provides sound pressure and sound power levels for various models.
Explains the basic working principle of the chillers.
Explains the evaporator's design and ice formation protection.
Explains the flow of water in the user circuit and the bypass function.
Describes the path of the refrigerant through the system.
Instructions for checking the unit for damage after unpacking.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable installation location for the unit.
Recommendations for adding antifreeze to the water to prevent freezing.
Specifies the minimum and maximum operating ambient and fluid temperatures.
Details how to make the water inlet and outlet connections.
Instructions for connecting the unit to the power supply.
Explains the function of each LED indicator on the control unit.
Describes the function of each key on the control panel.
Explains how to turn the unit on and off via the keypad or digital input.
Covers displaying and modifying the unit's setpoint.
Guides on how to edit parameter values within the control unit.
Explains how the compressor is activated based on temperature setpoints.
Lists possible alarm messages and their causes.
Lists adjustable parameters, their ranges, and default settings.
Provides an overview of maintenance procedures.
Outlines a schedule for routine maintenance tasks and their frequency.
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