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General| Brand | STIEBEL ELTRON |
|---|---|
| Model | WPL 10 I |
| Category | Heat Pump |
| Language | English |
Operating and installation instructions for the WPM heat pump manager and other system components.
Explains the structure of safety instructions and the meaning of keywords and symbols.
Defines the appliance's intended domestic and non-domestic use and other use as inappropriate.
Warns about risks to children and persons with reduced capabilities when using the appliance.
Directs users to check the type plate on the appliance for test symbols.
Describes the appliance as an air source heat pump extracting heat from outdoor air for heating.
Explains the heat extraction, compression, and transfer process in the heat pump cycle.
Ensures operational reliability by using original accessories and spare parts.
Advises to observe all applicable national and regional regulations and instructions.
Lists items delivered with the WPL 10 I, including wiring diagram.
Lists optional accessories available for the heat pump system.
Outlines electrical connection requirements and safety precautions.
Provides instructions for safely transporting the appliance, noting the center of gravity.
Details requirements for positioning the appliance, including removing packaging.
Explains the heating system connection, emphasizing pipe flushing and anti-vibration measures.
Warns against using oxygen-permeable plastic pipes to prevent corrosion in heating systems.
Instructs on heating water quality, fill water analysis, and scale prevention.
Emphasizes thorough venting of the heating system.
Recommends a safety temperature controller to limit system temperature.
Recommends buffer cylinders for trouble-free operation and explains installation.
Details setting the minimum flow rate for heating operation without a buffer cylinder.
Provides instructions on routing the condensate drain hose and using a condensate pump.
Specifies connecting the heat pump to the return of the second heat generator in dual mode systems.
Describes how to remove the appliance's casing panels for access.
Provides general warnings and notes regarding power supply and qualified contractor requirements.
Details the location and connection of terminals for the WPL 10 I model.
Details the location and connection of terminals for the WPL 10 IK 3 model.
Explains the connection of the compressor and emergency/booster heater, including terminal assignments.
Details the control voltage outputs and inputs, with warnings about energy-efficient pumps.
Lists the low voltage connections for various sensors and control signals.
Provides specific instructions for fitting air hoses for the WPL 10 I model.
Lists checks to be performed before commissioning the heat pump manager.
Instructs to commission the heat pump manager according to its operating and installation instructions.
Describes the initial start-up procedure, including DIP switch settings.
Recommends setting the heat pump manager to 'Standby mode' for safe shutdown.
Advises on draining the system if the power supply is permanently interrupted.
Explains how to use the IWS controls to troubleshoot faults not identified by the heat pump manager.
Addresses fan noise issues caused by ice formation and provides remedies.
Provides detailed dimensions and connection points for the WPL 10 I model.
Provides detailed dimensions and connection points for the WPL 10 IK 3 model.
Presents the electrical wiring diagram for the WPL 10 I model.
Presents the electrical wiring diagram for the WPL 10 IK 3 model.
Shows heat output and power consumption diagrams for different flow temperatures.
Contains a comprehensive data table with performance and electrical specifications for both models.
Lists overall dimensions, weight, connections, and operational values for both models.
Provides information on the refrigerant used and environmental protection measures.
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