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General| Heating capacity | 10.5 kW |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Sound power level | 62 dB(A) |
| Supply voltage | 400V 3N~ 50Hz |
| Power Supply | 400V 3N~ 50Hz |
| Sound Power Level (Outdoor Unit) | 62 dB(A) |
| Type | Air/water heat pump |
Details about the system installation, to be filled by the installer for warranty.
NIBE SPLIT heat pump system offers energy saving and climate control.
Highlights optimal heating factor, compact dimensions, speed-controlled pump, and integrated functions.
Explains how the heat pump system works for heating, cooling, and hot water production.
Guide on operating common settings and computer instructions for the heat pump system.
Explains the different menu types (Normal, Extended, Service) for system control.
Describes how to activate and deactivate the key lock feature on the front panel.
Basic heating is set using menu 2.1.2 and the 'Heating curve offset' knob. Readjustment may be needed.
Guides on how to adjust heating curve and offset based on room temperature in cold or warm weather.
Condition for cooling activation is 'On' in menu 9.3.3. System must manage cooling operation.
Conditions for cooling when a room sensor is connected, based on room and outdoor temperatures.
Graphs showing domestic hot water volume at different water flows and stop temperatures for HEV 300 and HEV 500.
How the heat pump prioritizes hot water heating, shifting to hot water mode with full output.
Explains temporary and timed extra hot water functions, including activation methods.
Instructions for checking safety valves for the water heater and the climate system.
Exterior maintenance for AMS 10, including checking grilles, ice buildup, and cleaning.
Tips for reducing energy consumption, such as setting appropriate temperatures and using thermostat valves correctly.
How to activate and deactivate 'Add. heat only' mode for heating with the immersion heater.
Details on emergency mode activation and its implications for system operation.
Describes display and status lamp behavior during an alarm and how certain alarms affect operating mode.
Steps for customers to identify and potentially rectify alarms, or contact an installer.
Methods for acknowledging alarms, including using the switch or menu, and what to do if alarms recur.
Guidelines for transporting and storing the outdoor module (AMS 10) and indoor modules (HBS 16, tanks).
Installation guidelines for outdoor module, HBS 16, HE 30, and HEV 300/500 units, including placement and clearance.
Instructions for emptying the vessel in HE 30, HEV 300, HEV 500, including notes on remaining water.
Step-by-step guide for connecting components, installing pipes, and initial setup.
Guidelines for pipe installation according to norms, temperature limits, and the need for shut-off valves.
Minimum configuration requirements for correct function, including climate system volume and potential need for a volume vessel.
Diagrams showing dimensions and pipe connections for HBS 16, HE 30, and HEV 300 units.
Procedure for connecting HBS 16 to the water heater/tank, including pipe connections and installation conditions.
How to connect HBS 16 pipe connections (XL1, XL2) to the climate system.
Requirements for connecting hot water heaters (HEV 300/500), including valves and safety valves.
How to connect external heat sources like gas or oil boilers to HEV 300/HEV500.
Instructions for installing refrigerant pipes between AMS 10 and HBS 16, including limitations.
Procedure for pressure testing and leak testing pipe connections between products.
Information on refrigerant filling for AMS 10-16, including notes on installations up to 15m.
Overview of different connection methods for NIBE SPLIT, with reference to detailed descriptions online.
Table listing installation requirements for AMS 10-16, including pressure, temperature, and volume limits.
Diagrams illustrating climate system configurations for radiator, underfloor heating, and fan convector systems.
Diagrams showing various external addition configurations: solar panels, gas boiler, oil/pellet boiler, exhaust air heat pump, wood boiler.
General electrical installation requirements, including isolator switch, earthing, and permissions.
Instructions on connecting the incoming electricity supply to HBS 16 for 400 V 3NAC and 230 V 1AC.
Detailed instructions for connecting the cable between HBS 16 and AMS 10-16.
Instructions for connecting the cable between HBS 16 and the HE 30, HEV 300, HEV 500 units.
How to set the maximum immersion heater outputs using the knob (R25) on the current limiter board.
Instructions for installing and connecting the outdoor temperature sensor (BT1).
How to install and connect current sensors for load monitoring and the integrated current limiter.
Instructions for connecting external contacts for functions like room temperature change and extra hot water activation.
Preparation for controlling external circulation pump, shunt, exchange valve, or external addition.
Connecting AMS 10-16 to HBS 16 and HBS 16 to the climate system.
Steps for filling the climate system, checking pressure gauge, and bleeding valves.
Step-by-step guide for commissioning the system, including checks, mode selection, and setting parameters.
How to set system flow for heating, checking temperatures, and adjusting pump speed.
Recommended settings for system flow during cooling, based on output and temperature difference.
Requirement for installation inspection before commissioning by a qualified person.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning the particle filter (HQ1).
A comprehensive checklist for verifying all aspects of the installation before commissioning.
Explains the operating symbols and values shown on the current parameter display.
Explains the different menu types (Normal, Extended, Service) for system control.
How to navigate through menus and change parameter values using the plus, minus, and enter buttons.
Step-by-step guide on how to access and change parameter values in the system menus.
An overview of the menu structure, showing different menus and their sub-menus.
Descriptions of the main menu categories (1.0 to 8.0) and their functions.
Introduction to the Service menus, noting they are for expert use only.
Displays current hot water temperature and settings for hot water period, start/stop temperatures, and extra hot water.
Settings for heating are made in the sub-menus for this menu.
Provides readings related to the heat pump's status, including starts, run time, and temperatures.
Settings for room temperature, including compensation, heating system selection, and setpoint.
Settings for date, time, and temperature adjustments for specific times.
Settings for display, language, operating mode, and load monitor are made here.
Settings for the AMS 10 heat pump are made in the sub-menus.
Settings for additional heat and shunt, including degree minute deficit and time factor.
Settings for accessories, additional heat, floor drying, and factory reset.
Resets or acknowledges alarms in HBS 16.
Displays alarm logs, showing the last 4 alarms in sub-menus.
Instructions on how to acknowledge alarms and what happens if an alarm recurs.
Lists alarms that reset automatically when the cause is resolved.
Alarms related to the temperature limiter, including possible causes.
Alarms specific to the HBS 16 unit, indicating potential issues like power failure or low condenser out.
Alarms specific to the AMS 10 unit, relating to communication errors or temperature deviations.
Alarms that block hot water production, potentially due to high temperatures or sensor faults.
Alarms that switch off heating/cooling, permitting only hot water production.
Alarms related to the outdoor sensor, causing the system to run at minimum supply temperature.
Detailed electrical circuit diagram for the HBS 16 unit.
Electrical circuit diagram for the AMS 10-16 outdoor unit.
Image showing component layout and labels within the HBS 16 unit.
A comprehensive list of components, categorized by function.
Component images and labels for HE 30, HEV 300, and HEV 500 units.
Component image and labels for the AMS 10-16 outdoor unit.
List of components for the outdoor unit, including pressostats, fans, valves, boards, and sensors.
Diagrams showing the placement of temperature sensors in HBS 16, AMS 10-16, HE 30, and HEV 300/500 units.
Graphs showing resistance (kΩ) vs. temperature (°C) for sensors Tho-D, Tho-S, Tho-R1, Tho-R2, and Tho-A.
Table showing resistance (kΩ) and voltage (V) for HBS 16 sensors at different temperatures.
Diagrams showing dimensions and views (Under, Front, Right) of the indoor unit HBS 16.
Diagrams showing dimensions and views (Right, Front, Above) of the HE 30 hot water tank.
Diagrams showing dimensions and views (Under, Front, Left, Above) of the HEV 300 water heater.
Diagrams showing dimensions and views (Front, Left, Above) of the HEV 500 water heater.
Detailed dimensional drawings for the AMS 10-16 outdoor unit.
Technical specifications for the NIBE SPLIT system regarding operating ranges, temperatures, and current.
Technical specifications for the indoor module (HBS 10-16/11-16), covering pump, flow, volume, pressure, and dimensions.
Technical specifications for HE 30, HEV 300, HEV 500 tanks, including immersion heater, volume, pressure, and dimensions.
Technical specifications for the AMS 10-16 outdoor module, including compressor, fan, defrost, pressure values, and dimensions.
Performance data (Output/input/COP/EER) for heating and cooling at various temperatures.
Information on sound pressure levels for the AMS 10 outdoor unit and factors affecting it.
Lists common accessories such as sensors, relays, and control boxes for the system.
Lists accessories related to piping and refrigerant, including pipe kits and condensation pipes.
Emphasizes qualified personnel, manual adherence, and risks of improper installation or repairs.
Covers refrigerant handling, process circuit integrity, and electrical installation safety requirements.
Stresses secure locations, avoiding hazardous environments, and proper ventilation.
Lists prohibited locations and provides guidelines for safe unit handling and carrying.
Covers operational safety measures, including refrigerant pipe handling and R410A system precautions.
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