A2B Accorroni HPE Series Use and care manual

User’s and Installer’s Manual
HPE 06÷15 INVERTER
Chillers and inverter air/water heat pumps
with axial fans
HPE 06÷15 INVERTER

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0309‐2013A.M.G.M.
0207‐2013D.P.G.M.
0105‐2013D.P.G.M.
0005‐2013D.P.G.M.
RevDateAuthorSupervisor
Catalogo/Catalogue/Katalog/Catalogue
MUI14124D5820‐03
Serie/Series/Serie/Serie/Série
USER’SANDINSTALLER’SMANUALFORCHILLERSANDINVERTER
AIR/WATERHEATPUMPSWITHAXIALFANS
Possiblewastedelectricalorelectronicdevices/productsshouldnotbelocatedtogetherwithnormaldomesticwaste,butdisposedaccordingtothe
currentWEEElawincompliancewiththeEuropeanDirective2002/96/ECandfollowingmodifications2003/108/EC.Pleaseinformyourselfatyour
localAdministrationoratyourresellerincasetheproductwillbereplacedwithasimilarone.

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INDEX
1AIMANDCONTENTSOFTHISMANUAL .............................................................................................................................. 5
1.1HOWTOKEEPTHISMANUAL ................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2GRAPHICSYMBOLS................................................................................................................................................................. 5
2SAFETYLAWS..................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3PERMITTEDUSES................................................................................................................................................................ 5
4GENERALSAFETYGUIDELINES ............................................................................................................................................ 6
4.1WORKERS’HEALTHANDSAFETY ............................................................................................................................................ 6
4.2PERSONALSAFETYEQUIPMENTS ........................................................................................................................................... 6
4.3SAFETYSYMBOLS.................................................................................................................................................................... 6
4.4REFRIGERANTSAFETYDATASHEET ........................................................................................................................................ 7
5TECHNICALCHARACTERISTICS ............................................................................................................................................ 8
5.1FRAME.................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
5.2REFRIGERANTCIRCUIT ........................................................................................................................................................... 8
5.3COMPRESSORS....................................................................................................................................................................... 8
5.4AIRSIDEEXCHANGERS............................................................................................................................................................ 8
5.5FANS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
5.6USERSIDEHEATEXCHANGERS ............................................................................................................................................... 8
5.7ELECTRICBOX ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
5.8CONTROLSYSTEM .................................................................................................................................................................. 8
5.9MONITORINGANDPROTECTIONDEVICES ............................................................................................................................. 9
5.10HYDRAULICCIRCUIT ............................................................................................................................................................... 9
5.11FANSPEEDCONTROL ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
6AVAILABLEVERSIONS......................................................................................................................................................... 9
6.1OPTIONALACCESSORIES ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
7INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................................................................... 9
7.1GENERALITY............................................................................................................................................................................ 9
7.2LIFTINGANDHANDLING....................................................................................................................................................... 10
7.3LOCATIONANDMINIMUMTECHNICALCLEARANCES .......................................................................................................... 10
7.4HYDRAULICCONNECTIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 10
7.4.1Drainageconnection .................................................................................................................................................... 10
7.4.2Servicevalve ................................................................................................................................................................. 11
7.4.3Plantdrainagesystem.................................................................................................................................................. 11
7.4.4Hydrauliccircuit............................................................................................................................................................ 11
7.5REFRIGERANTDIAGRAM ............................................................................................................................................................. 12
7.6ELECTRICALCONNECTIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 12
7.6.1WIRINGTERMINALBLOCK............................................................................................................................................ 12
8STARTUP ..........................................................................................................................................................................14
9USER‐CONTROLINTERFACE..............................................................................................................................................15
9.1SETPOINTADJUSTABLEBYTHEUSER ................................................................................................................................... 15
9.2DISPLAY ................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
9.3LED ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
9.4DYNAMICSET‐POINTADJUSTING......................................................................................................................................... 16
9.50‐10VANALOGINPUTFORSET‐POINTREGULATION ........................................................................................................... 16
9.6HYDRAULICPUMPOPERATION ............................................................................................................................................ 17
9.6.1OPERATIONBYTHERMOREGULATOR(Default) ........................................................................................................... 17
9.6.2OPERATIONBYTHERMOREGULATORWITHPERIODICACTIVATION............................................................................ 18
9.6.3CONTINUOUSOPERATION ........................................................................................................................................... 18
9.7ANTIFREEZEPROTECTIONRESISTANCES(IFTHEKAACCESSORYISPRESENT) ...................................................................... 19
9.8ON/OFFREMOTECONTROLANDSUMMER/WINTERMODES.............................................................................................. 19
9.9SANITARYVALVEADJUSTMENT............................................................................................................................................ 19
9.10ACTIVATIONOFSANITARYHOTWATERPRODUCTIONBYDIGITALINPUT ........................................................................... 19
9.11HEATINGMODEONSANITARYACCUMULATION ................................................................................................................. 21

9.12 AUXILIARY ELECTRIC HEATERS OF THE SYSTEM ....................................................................................................................21
9.13 AUXILIARY ELECTRIC HEATER OF SANITARY WATER..............................................................................................................21
9.14 SELECTION MODE OF AUXILIRY ELECTRIC HEATERS..............................................................................................................21
9.15 ACTIVATION OF THE AUXILIARY ELECTRIC HEATERS DURING THE JOINT/IN SUBSTITUTION OPERATION TO THE
COMPRESSOR ...................................................................................................................................................................................21
9.16 INDICATION ON SUMMER/WINTER OPERATION. .................................................................................................................22
9.17 TABLES OF CONFIGURATIONS ALLOWED TO USER AND INSTALLER......................................................................................23
9.17.1 Table of configurations................................................................................................................................................. 23
9.18 ALARMS................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
9.18.1 Water flow switch......................................................................................................................................................... 24
9.18.2 High temperature ......................................................................................................................................................... 24
9.18.3 Anti‐freezing ................................................................................................................................................................. 25
9.18.4 Sensors alarm ............................................................................................................................................................... 25
9.18.5 Timeout inverter ........................................................................................................................................................... 25
9.18.6 ON/OFF remote ............................................................................................................................................................ 25
9.18.7 High pressure................................................................................................................................................................ 25
9.18.8 High pressure flow switch (in series with the compressor outlet probe)....................................................................... 25
9.18.9 Low pressure................................................................................................................................................................. 25
9.19 POWER FAILURE ................................................................................................................................................................... 25
9.20 USER BLOCK ALLARMS TABLE........................................................................................................................................................ 25
10 SHUTDOWNS FOR LONG PERIODS .......................................................................................................................................... 25
11 MAINTENANCE AND PERIODICAL CONTROLS ......................................................................................................................... 26
11.1 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ........................................................................................................................................... 26
12 WHEN THE UNIT GOES OUT OF SERVICE ................................................................................................................................. 26
13 TECHNICAL DATA ..................................................................................................................................................................... 27
14 ELECTRIC DATA OF THE UNIT AND AUXILIARIES ..................................................................................................................... 28
15 HEAT PUMPS AVAILABLE HEAD PRESSURE ............................................................................................................................. 28
15.1 MODELS HPE 06.................................................................................................................................................................... 28
15.2 MODELS HPE 09.................................................................................................................................................................... 28
15.3 MODELS HPE 12.................................................................................................................................................................... 29
15.4 MODELS HPE 15.................................................................................................................................................................... 29
16 WATER PUMP CURVES ............................................................................................................................................................ 30
16.1 MODELS HPE 06‐09............................................................................................................................................................... 30
16.2 MODELS HPE 12‐15............................................................................................................................................................... 30
17 OPERATING LIMITS .................................................................................................................................................................. 31
17.1 EVAPORATOR WATER FLOW RATE........................................................................................................................................ 31
17.2 COLD WATER TEMPERATURE (SUMMER OPERATION) .........................................................................................................31
17.3 HOT WATER TEMPERATURE (WINTER OPERATION) .............................................................................................................31
17.4 AMBIENT AIR TEMPERATURE ...............................................................................................................................................31
18 CORRECTION FACTORS FOR USE OF GLYCOL .......................................................................................................................... 32
19 DIMENSIONS............................................................................................................................................................................ 32
19.1 MODELS HPE 06.................................................................................................................................................................... 32
19.2 MODELS HPE 09.................................................................................................................................................................... 32
19.3 MODELS HPE 12‐15............................................................................................................................................................... 33
20 WIRING DIAGRAMS ................................................................................................................................................................. 34
20.1 MODELS HPE 06 ‐09.............................................................................................................................................................. 34
20.2 MODELS HPE 12.................................................................................................................................................................... 35
20.3 MODEL HPE 15...................................................................................................................................................................... 36
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21 CR REMOTE KEYBOARD (OPTIONAL ACCESSORY)................................................................................................................... 37
21.1 CONNECTION OF THE CRH KEYBOARD TO THE MINICHILLER................................................................................................37
22 DOUBLE SET‐POINT KIT (OPTIONAL ACCESSORY) ................................................................................................................... 37
22.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE ........................................................................................................................................................... 37
22.2 PARTS AND TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE KIT .........................................................................................................37
22.3 FUNCTIONS OF HUMIDISTAT ................................................................................................................................................38
22.4 SETTING OF MINICHILLER ..................................................................................................................................................... 38
22.5 NOTES FOR INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................................................... 38
22.6 ADJUASTABLE SET‐POINT ..................................................................................................................................................... 39
22.7 COMMUTATION ................................................................................................................................................................... 39
22.8 WIRING DIAGRAMS .............................................................................................................................................................. 40
22.8.1 Wiring diagram without external relay connection ......................................................................................................40
22.8.2 Wiring diagram with external relay connection............................................................................................................40
22.9 HUMIDISTAT CONNECTION ..................................................................................................................................................41
22.10 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM TYPE................................................................................................................................................ 41
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The HPE manual contains all the necessary information for the better use of the equipment under safety conditions for
the operator thus meeting the requirements listed in the 2006/42/CE Equipment Directive and following
amendments.
1AIMANDCONTENTSOFTHISMANUAL
Thismanualprovidesbasicinformationasfortheinstallation,theoperationandthemaintenanceoftheN‐i‐HWAK/WPV2/V2+
units.Itisaddressedtomachineoperatorsanditenablesthemtousetheequipmentefficiently,eveniftheydonothaveany
previousspecificknowledgeofit.
Thismanualdescribesthecharacteristicsoftheequipmentatthetimeitisbeingputonthemarket;therefore,itmaynotcapture
latertechnologicalimprovementsintroducedbyA2B Accorroni E.G.aspartofitsconstantendeavourtoenhancethe
performance,ergonomics,safetyandfunctionalityofitsproducts.
A2B Accorroni E.G.,therefore,isnotconstrainedtoupdatethemanualsforpreviousversionsofmachines.
It’srecommendedthat,theusermustfollowtheinstructionscontainedinthisbooklet,especiallythoseconcerningthesafetyand
routinemaintenance.
1.1 HOWTOKEEPTHISMANUAL
Themanualhastobealwayskeptwiththeunititrefersto.Ithastobestoredinasafeplace,awayfromthedustandmoisture.It
hastobeaccessibletoalluserswhoshallconsultitanytimetheyareindoubtonhowtooperatetheequipment.
A2B Accorroni E.G.reservestherighttomodifyitsproductsandrelatedmanualswithoutnecessarilyupdatingpreviousversionsof
thereference material. It declines also any responsibility for possible inaccuracies in the manual if due to printing or
transcription errors.
Thecustomershallstoreanyupdatedcopyofthemanualorpartsofitdeliveredbythemanufacturerasanattachmenttothis
manual.
A2B Accorroni E.G.isavailabletogiveanydetailedinformationaboutthismanualandtogiveinformationregardingtheuseand
themaintenanceofitsownunits.
1.2 GRAPHICSYMBOLS
Indicatesoperationsthatcanbedangerousforpeopleand/ordisruptsthecorrectoperationoftheequipment.
Indicatesprohibitedoperations.
Indicatesimportantinformationthattheoperatorhastofollowinordertoguaranteethecorrectoperationofthe
equipmentincompletesafety.
2SAFETYLAWS
A2B Accorroni E.G.’sequipmentsandtheircomponentpartshavebeendesignedincompliancewiththeharmonisedECnormsin
forceandwithotherEuropeanandnationalnormsasrequiredbytheCouncilDirective(2006/42/CEandlateramendments).
Theequipmentsmeetalsothefollowingrequirements:
•UNIENISO121100
•UNIENISO13857
•UNIEN378‐1,378‐2,378‐3and378‐4Rules
•UNIEN12735‐1Rule
•CEIEN60204‐1Rule
•CEIEN61000‐6‐1Rule
•CEIEN61000‐6‐3Rule
•97/23/CE,2006/95/CE,2006/95/CE,2006/95/CE,2006/96/CECommunityDirectives
3PERMITTEDUSES
•Thecompanyexcludesanycontractualandextracontractualliabilitiesfordamagescausedtopersons,animalsorobjects,by
incorrectinstallation,settingandmaintenance,improperuseoftheequipment,andthepartialorsuperficialreadingofthe
informationcontainedinthismanual.
•Theseunitshavebeendesignedonlyforheatingand/orcoolingwater.Anyotherusenotexpresslyauthorizedbythe
manufacturerisconsideredimproperandthereforenotallowed.
•Thelocationoftheplant,thehydraulicandelectricalcircuitsmustbeestablishedbytheplantingdesignerandmusttakeinto
accountbothtechnicalrequirementsaswellasanyapplicablelocallawsandauthorizedspecifications.
•Theexecutionofallworksmustbeperformedbyskilledandqualifiedpersonnel,competentintheexistingrulesindifferent
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4GENERALSAFETYGUIDELINES
BeforebeginningtooperateonHPEunitseveryuserhastobeperfectlyknowledgeableaboutthefunctionsoftheequipmentand
itscontrolsandhastohavereadandunderstoodtheinformationlistedinthismanual.
It’sstrictlyforbiddentoremoveand/ortamperwithanysafetydevice.
Childrenorunassisteddisabledpersonsarenotallowedtousetheappliance.
Donottouchtheappliancewhenbarefootorpartsofthebodyarewetordamp.
Donotpull,removeortwisttheelectricalcablescomingoutfromtheunit,evenifitisdisconnectedfromthemain
powersupply.
Donotstepwithyourfeetontheappliance,sitdownand/orplaceanytypeofobject.
Donotsprayorpourwaterdirectlyontheunit.
Donotdisposeof,abandonorleavewithinreachofchildrenpackagingmaterials(cardboard,staples,plasticbags,
etc)astheymayrepresentahazard.
Anyroutineornot‐routinemaintenanceoperationshallbecarriedoutwhentheequipmenthasbeenshutdown,
disconnectedfromelectricpowersources.
Donotputneitheryourhandsnorinsertscrewdrivers,spannersorothertoolsintomovingpartsoftheequipment.
Theequipmentsupervisorandthemaintenancemanhastoreceivesuitabletrainingfortheperformanceoftheir
tasksinsafety.
Operatorshavetoknowhowtousepersonalprotectivedevicesandhavetoknowtheaccident‐preventionguidelines
containedinnationalandinternationallawsandnorms.
4.1 WORKERS’HEALTHANDSAFETY
TheEuropeanCommunityhasadoptedanumberofdirectivesonworkplace’shealthandsafety,whichinclude89/391/CEE,
89/686/CEE,89/655/CEE,86/188/CEEand77/576/CEEdirectives.Everyemployershallimplementsuchprovisionsandensure
thatworkersrespectthem:
Donottamperwithorreplacepartsoftheequipmentwithoutthespecificconsentofthemanufacturer.The
manufacturershallhavenoresponsibilitywhatsoeverincaseofunauthorisedoperations.
Usingcomponents,expendablematerialsorsparepartsthatdonotcorrespondtothoserecommendedbythe
manufacturerand/orlistedinthismanualmaybedangerousfortheoperatorsand/ordamagetheequipment
Theoperator’sworkplacehastobekeptclean,tidyandfreefromobjectsthatmaypreventfreemovements.
Appropriatelightingoftheworkplaceshallbeprovidedsoastoallowtheoperatortocarryouttherequired
operationssafely.Poorortoostronglightingcancauserisks.
Ensurethatworkplacesarealwaysadequatelyventilatedandthataspiratorsareworking,ingoodconditionandin
compliancewiththerequirementsofthelawsinforce.
4.2 PERSONALSAFETYEQUIPMENTS
WhenoperatingandmaintainingtheHPEunits,usethefollowingpersonalprotectiveequipments.
Protectiveclothing:Maintenancemenandoperatorshastowearprotectiveclothingthatcomplieswiththebasic
safetyrequirementscurrentlyinforce.Incaseofslipperyfloors,usershavetowearsafetyshoeswithnon‐slipsoles.
Gloves:Duringmaintenanceorcleaningoperationprotectiongloveshavetobeused
Maskandgoggles:Respiratoryprotection(mask)andeyeprotection(goggles)shouldbeusedduring
cleaningandmaintenanceoperations.
4.3 SAFETYSYMBOLS
Theunitfeaturesthefollowingsafetysigns,whichhastobecompliedwith:
Generalhazards
Electricshockhazard
Presenceofmovingorgans
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4.4 REFRIGERANTSAFETYDATASHEET
Name:R410A(50%Difluoromethane(R32);50%Pentafluoroethane(R125).
RISKSINDICATIONS
Majorrisks:Asphyxia
Specificrisks:Therapidevaporationmaycausefreezing.
FIRSTAID
Generalinformations:Nevergiveanythingbymouthtoanunconsciousperson.
Inhalation:Movetofreshair.
Oxygenorartificialrespirationifnecessary.
Donotadministeradrenalineorsimilardrugs.
Eyescontact:Rinsecarefullywithwaterforatleast15minutesandconsultadoctor.
Contactwithskin:Washimmediatelywithplentyofwater.
Takeoffimmediatelythecontaminatedclothing.
FIREPREVENTION
ExtinguishingMedia:Whatever.
Specificrisks:Increaseinpressure.
Specificmethods: Usewaterspraytocoolcontainers
ACCIDENTALRELEASEACTIONS
Personalprecautions:Evacuatepersonneltosafeareas.
Provideadequateventilation.
Usepersonalprotectiveequipment.
Environmentalprecautions:Evaporate.
Cleaningmethod: Evaporate.
HANDLINGANDSTORAGE
Manipulation
Action/technicalprecautions: Providesufficientairexchangeand/orsuctioninworkplaces.
Recommendationsforsafeuse:Donotbreathevaporsoraerosol.
Storage:Closetightlyandstoreinacool,dryandwellventilatedplace.
Storeinoriginalcontainer.Incompatibleproducts:explosive,flammablematerials,Organicperoxide
EXPOSURECONTROL/PERSONALPROTECTION
Controlparameters: AEL(8‐he12‐hTWA)=1000ml/m³foreachofthetwocomponents.
Respiratoryprotection:Forrescueandmaintenanceoperationinstoragetanksuseself‐containedrespiratorapparatus.
Thevaporsareheavierthanairandcancausesuffocationbyreducingoxygenavailableforbreathing.
Eyesprotection: Safetyglasses.
Protectionofhands: Rubbergloves.
Hygienemeasures:Donotsmoke.
PHYSICALANDCHEMICALPROPERTIES
Colour: Colourless.
Odor: Light.
Boilingpoint: ‐52.8°Catatmosphericpressure.
Lightingpoint:Itdoesnotignite.
Density:1.08kg/lat25°C.
Solubilityinwater:Negligible.
STABILITYANDREACTIVITY
Stability: Noreactivitywhenusedwiththeappropriateinstructions.
Materialstoavoid: Highlyoxidizingmaterials.Incompatiblewithmagnesium,zinc,sodium,potassiumandaluminum.
Theincompatibilityismoreseriousifthemetalispresentinpowderedformorifthesurfaceswere,recently,
unprotected.
DecompositionproductsTheseproductsarehalogenatedcompounds,hydrogenfluoride,carbonoxides(CO,CO2),carbonylhalides.
Risks:
TOXICOLOGICALINFORMATION
Acutetoxicity:(R32)LC50/inhalation/4hours/onrat>760ml/l
(R125)LC50/inhalation/4hours/onrat>3480mg/l
Localeffects:ConcentrationssubstantiallyabovetheTLVmaycausenarcoticeffects.
Inhalationofdecomposedproductsofhighconcentrationsmaycauserespiratoryfailure(pulmonaryedema).
Longtermtoxicity:Didnotshowcarcinogenic,teratogenicormutageniceffectsinanimalexperiments.
ECOLOGICALINFORMATION
Globalwarmingpotential1730
GWP(R11=1):
Potentialdepletion0
OzoneODP(R11=1):
Disposalconsiderations:usablewithreconditioning.

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5TECHNICALCHARACTERISTICS
TheHPEwaterchillersandheatpumpsseriesaredesignedforapplicationsinresidentialandcommercialareas,Theseunitsare
extremelyversatileandcanoperateinheatpumpmodewiththeabilityofproducinghotwateratatemperatureof 55°C for
environmental heating and sanitary applications. The INVERTER compressor with brushless DC motor technology, matched
with electronic expansion valve, pump and variable speed blower are generally used for optimizing the power
consumptionandefficientoperationoftherefrigeratingcomponents.
5.1 FRAME
AllHPEunitsaremadeupofhot‐galvanisedthicksheetmetal,paintedwithpolyurethanepowderenamelsat180°Ctoensurethe
bestresistanceagainstatmosphericagents.Theframeisself‐supportingwithremovablepanels.Allscrewsandrivetsforoutdoor
installationsareingalvanizedsteel.
5.2 REFRIGERANTCIRCUIT
TherefrigerantgasusedintheseunitsisR410A.Therefrigerantcircuithasbeenmanufacturedbymeansofinternationalprimary
brandscomponentsandaccordingtotheUNIEN13134Ruleconcerningweldingprocedures.Therefrigerantcircuitincludes:4
wayreversecyclevalve,electronicexpansionvalve,liquidseparator(models09,12and15),liquidreceiver,valvesfor
maintenanceandcontrol,pressuresafetydeviceaccordingtoPEDregulation,pressuretransducerstoaccuratelyadjustthe
evaporatingandcondensingpressures,filtersforthrottlingvalvetoavoiditsclogging.
5.3 COMPRESSORS
TheusedDCinvertercompressorsarearotaryhermetictype(for06and09models)andtwinrotary(forthe12model),scroll(for
the15model)designedtobeusedwithR410refrigerant.Thecompressorsareallsuppliedwithcrankcaseheaterandthermal
overloadprotection.Theyaremountedonarubbermaterialactingasashockabsorbers.
Thecompressorsaremountedinaseparatechamberinordertobeseparatedfromtheairstreamtoreducethenoise.The
crankcaseheaterisalwayspoweredwhenthecompressorisinstand‐by.Theinspectionispossiblethroughthefrontalpanelof
theunitthatallowthemaintenanceofthecompressorseveniftheunitisworking.
5.4 AIRSIDEEXCHANGERS
Theairsideexchangersaremadeupofcopperpipesandaluminiumfins.Thediameterofthecopperpipesis7mmforthemodel
09and5/16”fortheothermodels12and15,thethicknessofthealuminiumfinsis0,1mm.Thetubesaremechanicallyexpanded
intothealuminiumfinstoimprovetheheatexchangefactor.Thegeometryofthesecondensersguaranteealowairsidepressure
dropand,then,theuseoflowrotation(andlownoiseemission)fans.
5.5 FANS
Thefansareaxialtypewithaluminiumaerofoilblades.Theyarestaticallyanddynamicallybalancedandsuppliedcompleteofthe
safetyfanguardaccordingtotheEN60335Rule(safetyforelectricalapparatusofdomesticandsimilaruse).Theyaremountedon
theunitframebyinterpositionofrubbervibrationdampers.TheelectricmotorsareallbrushlessDCtypewith8poles(about
200/1000rpm).Themotorsaredirectlydrivenwithanintegratedthermaloverloadprotection.Theprotectionclassofthemotors
isIPX4.
5.6 USERSIDEHEATEXCHANGERS
TheusersideheatexchangersaremadeupofAISI316stainlesssteelbraze‐weldedplatestype.Theuserheatexchangersare
factoryinsulatedwithflexibleclosecellmaterialandcanbeequippedwithantifreezeheater(KAoptional).Eachheatexchangeris
providedwithatemperaturesensorworkingasantifreezeprotectionthatactivatesthecirculator,eveninthecasewhentheunit
isturnedoffwhentheconditionssetinthecontrollerhavebeenoccurred.
5.7 ELECTRICBOX
TheelectricboxismanufacturedaccordingtoaccordingcurrentEuropeanUnionlaws.Theaccessibilitytotheboardispossible
afterremovingthefront,sideandtoppanelsoftheunit.TheprotectiondegreeisIP24.Theterminalboardissuppliedwith
voltagefreecontactsforremoteON‐OFF,winter/summerchangeover,auxiliaryresistance,sanitarywatertemperaturesensor
controlofexternal3‐wayvalveandfreecontactsforremotecontrolpanelandforthemanagementofthedualsetpointof
operation.
5.8 CONTROLSYSTEM
All HPE units are standard supplied with a microprocessor adopting an overheating control logic program throughthe
electronicexpansionvalvewhichisdrivenbythepressuretransducerssignals.Themicroprocessorisalsocapableofcontrollingthe
followingfunctions:watertemperatureregulation,antifreezeprotection,compressors’timesetting,compressorautomatic
starting sequence, alarm reset, alarm management and operating LED. Upon request, the microprocessor can be connected
toaBMSremotecontrolsystemandtothesimplerHNSsystemwithourterminalunits.Thecontrolsystemtogether

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with the INVERTER technology and the on board sensors continuously monitor and adapt the performance of the inverter
compressor,ofthepumpandofthefan(2fansasfortheHPE12and15models)accordingtothevalueofcoolingpoweratany
workingconditionsrequestedbytheuser.
TheINVERTERsystemallowtoreducetheplant’swatercontenttotheminimum,thatisfromtheusualvalue12‐15l/kWto18
litersforthe06modelorto25liters(forthe09model)orto35litersforthe12modelandto45litersforthemodel15,in
ABSOLUTE,oftheHPEunits.Becauseofthereducedwatercontent,theHPEunitscanbeinstalledinplantswithoutwatertank
withadvantagesintermsoftheappliance’sreducedsize,theinstallationspace,heatlossandinstallationandmaintenance
costs.
5.9 MONITORINGANDPROTECTIONDEVICES
Allunitsarestandardsuppliedwiththefollowingmonitoringandprotectiondevices:returnwatertemperaturesensorinstalledat
thereturnwaterpipelinefromtheplant,operatingandantifreezesensorinstalledattheoutletpipeofthewatertotheplant,
highpressuretransducer,lowpressuretransducer,compressor’sinletandoutlettemperaturesensors,compressorsthermal
protectiondevice,fansthermalprotectiondevice,watersideinstalledwaterflowswitchtoprotecttheevaporator,highpressure
HPflowswitch.
CAUTION:TheINVERTERcontrolsystemisabletomanageintheplanttheminimumwatercontentsuptoavalue
of18litersforthe06model,of25litersforthe09model,of35litersforthe12model,andof45litersforthe15
model.ThisvaluemakesreferencetothelitersabsolutevalueandnottoanykWofinstalledpower.
5.10 HYDRAULICCIRCUIT
TheHPEchillersunitsaresuppliedwithanintegratedhydrauliccircuitincludingthecirculatingpump,suitablefor chilled water
utilization and directly run by a controller on board. The circulator is always modulating type, it adopts asynchronous
motor. The hydraulic circuit also includes: expansion vessel, safetyvalve(6bar)andtheautomaticairreleasevalve.
5.11 FANSPEEDCONTROL
Thistypeofcontrolismanagedbythemicroprocessorandisnecessaryforoptimizing thepressure of evaporation/condensation
during summer/winter operationinordertoallowproperrunningoftheunit.
6AVAILABLEVERSIONS
HPE - reversible heat pump with integrated hydronic system (expansion vessel, safety valve, pressure gauge, modulating
pump,flowswitch,automaticairreleasevalveload/unloadvalve).
Availableversions:06,09,12e15.
6.1 OPTIONALACCESSORIES
CRH‐ Remotecontrolpaneltobeinstalledintheroomfortheunitremotecontrolling,withadditionalfunctionsincomparisonto
theoneinstalledonboard;itcanalsorunourhydronicterminalunits.
AG‐ Anti‐vibrationrubberpadtobeinstalledinthechassisoftheunitforpossibleshockabsorption.
KA‐ antifreezingkit(thisaccessoryhavetoberequiredwhentheorderisplacedandhavetobefactoryinstalled).Itismadeup
ofanauto‐heatingcablethermostatedat5°Candwrappedaroundthebaseoftheunitnearthecondensingcoilandtwo
PETheatersinstalledonthesidesoftheplateheatexchanger.
7INSTALLATION
WARNING:AlltheoperationdescribedinnextchaptersMUSTBEDONEBYTRAINEDPEOPLEONLY.Beforeany
operationontheunit,besurethattheelectricsupplyisdisconnected.
7.1 GENERALITY
Wheninstallingorservicingtheunit,itisnecessarytostrictlyfollowtheruleslistedinthismanual,toconformtoallthe
specificationsofthelabelsontheunit,andtotakeanypossibleprecautions.Notobservingtherulesreportedonthismanualcan
createdangeroussituations.
Afterreceivingtheunit,immediatelycheckitsintegrity.Theunitleftthefactoryinperfectcondition;anyeventual
damagehastobequestionedtothecarrierandrecordedontheDeliveryNotebeforesigningit.
A2B Accorroni E.G.hastobeinformed,within8days,oftheextentofthedamage.TheCustomershouldprepareawritten
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7.2 LIFTINGANDHANDLING
Whenunloadingandinstallingtheunit,itishighlyrecommendedto
avoidanysuddenmoveinordertoprotecttheinnercomponents.
Unitscanbeliftedbymeansofaforkliftor,inalternative,ofbelts,
beingsurenottodamagethelateralpanelsandthecover.Itis
importanttokeeptheunithorizontalduringtheseoperations.
7.3 LOCATIONANDMINIMUMTECHNICALCLEARANCES
TheallHPEunitsaredesignedforoutdoorinstallation:anycoverovertheunitandlocationneartrees(eveniftheypartiallycover
theunit)hastobeavoidedinordertopreventairrecirculation.Itisadvisabletocreateaproperbasement,withasizesimilarto
unitfoot‐print.Unitvibrationlevelisverylow:itisadvisablehowever,tofitarigidrubberbandbetweenbasementandunitbase‐
frame.Itisalsopossibletoinstallanti‐vibrationsupports(springsorrubbers)tokeepvibrationsataverylowlevel.Absolutecare
hastobetakentoensureadequateairvolumetothecondenser.Re‐circulationofdischargeairhastobeavoided; failure to
observe this point will result in poor performance or activation of safety controls. For these reasons it is necessaryto
observethefollowingclearances:
ModelsAB*CDE**
HPE061500500400400500
HPE091500500400400500
HPE121500500400400500
HPE151500500400400500
*Therecommendedminimumdistanceforinstallationandmaintenance.
**Therecommendedminimumdistanceforassistanceandmaintenance
7.4 HYDRAULICCONNECTIONS
Thehydraulicconnectionshavetobeinstalledinaccordancewithnationalandlocalregulations;pipescanbemadeupofsteel,
galvanizedsteelorPVC.Pipeshavetobedesigneddependingonthenominalwaterflowandonthehydraulicpressuredropsof
thesystem.Allpipeshavetobeinsulatedwithclosed‐cellmaterialofadequatethickness.Chillershavetobeconnectedtopiping
bymeansofflexiblejoints.Pipingshouldinclude:
•Holethermometerstomonitorthesystem’stemperature.
•Manualgatevalvestoseparatethechillerfromthehydrauliccircuit.
• Y‐shapedmetallicfilter(tobemountedontheinletpipe)withameshnotlargerthan1mm.
•Charginggroupanddischargevalve,wherenecessary.
WARNING:Makesurethat,whendesigning thepipelengthanddiameter
,
donotexceedthemaximum hea
d
loss
ontheplantside,pleaseseethetechnicaldatagiveninthetableofParagraph12(availablepressurehead).
WARNING:Connectthepipestotheattacksbyusingalwayskeyagainstkeysystem.
WARNING:Unitwaterinletpipehavetobeincorrespondencewiththeconnectionlabelled:”WATERINLET”,
otherwisetheevaporatormayfreeze.
WARNING:ItiscompulsorytoinstallontheWATERINLETconnectionametallicfilterwithameshnotlargerthan
1mm.Shouldthewaterflowswitchbealteredorshouldthefilternotbeinstalled,thewarrantywillnolongerbe
valid.Thefilterhavetobekeptclean,somakesureitiscleanaftertheunithasbeeninstalled,andthencheckit
periodically.
Allunitsarestandardsuppliedwiththewaterflowswitch(factoryinstalled).Shouldthewaterflowswitchbe
altered,removed,orshouldthewaterfilternotbeinstalledontheunit,thewarrantywillbeinvalidated.Please
refertothewiringdiagramforthewaterflowswitchelectricconnections.
7.4.1 Drainageconnection
AllHPEunitshavebeendesignedtousetheirownbaseasadrainpan;aplasticpipefittingisstandardprovidedtobeinstalled
ontothelowerpartoftheunitinthespecialhousingenablingtheconnectionofadrainagepipe.

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Eachunitisalsoprovided,onthebasementofthehydronickit(accessiblefromtherightsidespanels),withaholethatcanallow
todrainanycondensationthatmayescapefromplumbingpipes.Aswellasthepipesarewell‐insulated,theproductionof
condensateishoweververylowandthereforetheconnectionofadrainagepipetothatholeisnotrequired.
7.4.2 Servicevalve
Youcanusetheservicevalve,whenitisnecessarytorefilltheplantoradapttheconcentrationofglycol.Unscrewthecapofthe
servicevalveandconnecttothehoseapipeof14mm(innerdiameter)connectedtothewaternetwork,andthenloadthe
systembyunscrewingtheknurlednut.Whentheoperationisconcluded,retightentheknurlednutandscrewonthecap.
7.4.3 Plantdrainagesystem
Whenitisnecessarytodraintheplant,closeatfirsttheinletandoutletmanualgatevalves(notsupplied)andthenremovethe
pipesthataredisposedexternallyonthewaterinletandonthewateroutletinordertospillawaytheliquidcontainedintheunit
(foreasieroperation,itisrecommendedtoinstallexternallytwodrainingvalves,onthewaterinletandonthewateroutlet,
betweentheunitandthemanualgatevalves).InthecaseofV2+series,youalsoneedtoconnectahosetotheservicevalveand
makesuretofullydischargetheheatexchangerbythemeanoftheknurlednutasdescribedinparagraph7.4.2.
7.4.4 Hydrauliccircuit
Models:N‐i‐HWAK/WPV2Models:N‐i‐HWAK/WPV2+
A
B
H
F
G
E
D
CA
B
H
F
G
E
D
I
C
KEY
APlateheatexchangerFAirventvalve
BWaterflowswitchGSafetyvalve
CServicevalveHPressuregauge
DPumpIReverse‐flow4‐wayvalve
EExpansionvessel
DrainagepipefittingDrainagepipefittinghousingDrainagepipefittingconnectedtotheunit
Capwithgasket
Knurlednut

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7.5 Refrigerantdiagram
SE
EEV
LR
IN OUT
4WV
DT
LP HP
ST
M
P
C
LS
OS
FL FL
NRV
CLS
Pr
CCOMPRESSOR
CLSCOMPRESSORLIQUIDSEPARATOR
OSOILSEPARATOR(onlyforthemodels12e15)
STCOMPRESSORINLETTEMPERATURE
DTCOMPRESSOROUTLETTEMPERATURE
HPHIGHPRESSURETRANSDUCER
PrHIGHPRESSUREFLOWSWITCH
LPLOWPRESSURETRANSDUCER
LSLIQUIDSEPARATOR(onlyformodels09,12and15)
4WVVALVEFOINVERTINGCYCLE
LRLIQUIDRECEIVER
EEVELECTRONICEXPANSIONVALVE
NRVNORETURNVALVE(availableonlyforsomemodels)
FLFILTER
MAXIALFAN
SEOUTDOORAIRTEMPERATURE
PCIRCULATORONBOARDUNIT
INWATERINLETTEMPERATURE
OUTWATEROUTLETTEMPERATURE
WARNING:Theunitshouldbeinstalledsothatadequateclearanceisavailableformaintenanceandrepairation.The
warrantydoesnotcovercostsrelatedtoplatformsorhandlingequipmentnecessaryforanymaintenance.
AllmaintenanceandtestingoperationsshouldbecarriedoutonlybyQUALIFIEDPERSONNEL.
Beforeanyoperationontheunit,makesurethepowersupplyisdisconnected.
WARNING:Insidetheunit,therearesomemovingparts.Beespeciallycarefulwhenworkingnearthem,evenifthe
unitisoff.
Thetemperaturesofheadsandexhaustpipingofthecompressorareusuallyhigh.Thereforebecarefulwhen
workingnearcondensingcoils.
Thealuminumfinsareverysharpandcancauseseriousinjuries.
Afterthemaintenanceoperations,closethepanelstightlywiththefasteningscrews.
7.6 ELECTRICALCONNECTIONS
Checkoutthatthepowersupplymeetstheunit’selectricnominaldata(tension,phases,frequency)reportedonthelabelinthe
unit’sright‐sidepanel.Powerconnectionshavetobemadeinaccordancetothewiringdiagramenclosedwiththeunitandin
conformitywiththenationalandinternationalnormsinforce(providingequipmentsasgeneralmagnetothermiccircuitbreaker,
differentialcircuitbreakersforeachelectricline,propergroundingfortheplant,etc.).Powercables,electricprotectionsandline
fuseshavetobesizedaccordingtothespecificationslistedinthewiringdiagramenclosedwiththeunitandintheelectricaldata
containedinthetableoftechnicalcharacteristics(seeParagraph13).
WARNING:Thesupplyvoltage’sfluctuationscannotexceed±10%ofthenominalvalue.Shouldthistolerancenotbe
respected,pleasecontactourtechnicaldepartment.
WARNING:Thepowersupplyhavetorespectthelistedlimits:failingthis,warrantywillterminateimmediately.
Beforeanyoperationontheunit,besurethatthepowersupplyisdisconnected.
WARNING:Thewaterflowswitch(Bcomponentintheprevioushydrauliccircuitandfactoryinstalled)haveALWAYS
tobeconnectedfollowingtheindicationslistedinthewiringdiagram.Neverbridgethewaterflowswitch
connectionsintheterminalboard.Shouldthewaterflowswitchconnectionsalteredornotproperlymade,the
guaranteewillbeinvalidated.
WARNING:Theremotecontrolpanelisconnectedtothewaterchillerbymeansofno.4wireshavinga1,5mm2
section.Thepowersupplycableshavetobeseparatedfromtheremotecontrolwires.Themaximumdistanceis50m.
WARNING:Theremotecontrolpanelcannotbeinstalledinareaswithstrongvibrations,corrosivegases,andexcess
ofdirtinessorhighhumiditylevels.Leavefreetheareanearthecoolingopenings.
7.6.1 WIRINGTERMINALBLOCK
Electricalwiringhavetobedoneonlybyqualifiedpersonnel.
Theelectricalconnectionshavetoberealizedbyqualifiedpersonnel.Theterminalblockislocatedundertheplasticcoveronthe
sideofthehydraulicconnections(forthemodels12and15,itisnecessarytoremovetheprotectivecarter).Thewiringtothe
terminalblockhastoberealizedinaccordancetothebelownotes(thedrawingisforillustration).

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Theconnectionsindicatedbelowarestandard.Otherconnectionsareshowninthetableseeparagraph9.17.
TerminalTypeConnection
GND Connectthegroundingwire
N1 Connectthepowersupplyneutralwire;
L1 Connectthepowersupplyphasewire;(notethat,inthethree‐phases
versionstherearetwootherterminals,L2andL3)
NC1Digitaloutputwithchangeovercontact
PowersupplyNCterminal(230VAC)for3‐wayvalveforsanitaryhot
waterboiler(usedonlyfor3‐wayvalvewith3contactsforpowersupply
connectiontoswitching‐overtotheplantside)(forfurtherconfiguration
settings,pleasechecktheParagraph9.17)
NDigitaloutputwithchangeovercontact Powersupplyneutralterminal(230VAC)for3‐wayvalveforsanitaryhot
waterboiler(forfurtherconfigurationsettings,pleaserefertoParagraph
9.17)
NO1Digitaloutputwithchangeovercontact PowersupplyNOterminal(230VAC)for3‐wayvalveforsanitaryhot
waterboiler(toswitch‐overthevalvetotheboillerside)(forfurther
configurationsettings,pleaserefertoParagraph9.17)
NC2Digitaloutputwithchangeovercontact
PowersupplyNCterminal(230V,50Hz,5Aresistive,1Ainductive)for3‐
waydoublesetpointvalveforradiantpanels.(optional,touseonlyon
V2series,seeparagraph21)(forfurtherconfigurationsettings,please
refertoParagraph9.17)
N2Digitaloutputwithchangeovercontact Powersupplyneutralterminal(230VAC)for3‐waydoublesetpoint
valveforradiantpanels(optional,touseonlyonV2series,seeparagraph
21.)(forfurtherconfigurationsettings,pleaserefertoParagraph9.17)
NO2Digitaloutputwithchangeovercontact
PowersupplyNOterminal(230V,50Hz,5Aresistives,1Ainductives)3‐
wayvalvedoublesetpointforradiantpanels(optional,touseonlyonV2
series,seeparagraph21.)(forfurtherconfigurationsettings,pleaserefer
toParagraph9.17)
R+ Modbus+signalconnectiontoremotekeyboard
R‐ Modbus‐signalconnectiontoremotekeyboard
12V+ Poweroutputforremotekeyboard(12V,50Hz,500mA)
12V‐ Poweroutputforremotekeyboard(12V,50Hz,500mA)
SEAnalog(ST8)/digital(DI7)inputHumidistatterminalforthedoubleset‐pointregulation(optional)(for
furtherconfigurationsettings,pleaserefertoParagraph9.17)
SEAnalog(ST8)/digital(DI7)inputHumidistatterminalforthedoubleset‐pointregulation(optional)(for
furtherconfigurationsettings,pleaserefertoParagraph9.17)
AEHDigitaloutput(DO3)Sanitarywatersupplementaryheateroutput(230V,50Hz,5A)(for
furtherconfigurationsettings,pleaserefertoParagraph9.17)
AEHDigitaloutput(DO3)Sanitarywatersupplementaryheateroutput(230V,50Hz,5A)(for
furtherconfigurationsettings,pleaserefertoParagraph9.17)
SANAnalog(ST9)/digital(DI8)inputSanitarywaterboilersensorterminal(forfurtherconfigurationsettings,
pleaserefertoParagraph9.17)
SANAnalog(ST9)/digital(DI8)inputSanitarywaterboilersensorterminal(forfurtherconfigurationsettings,
pleaserefertoParagraph9.17)
DO5Digitaloutput(DO5)Outputfordoublesetpointvalvecontrol(230V,50Hz,5Aresistive,1A
inductive)(optionaltouseonlyforV2+series,seeParagraph22.)
DO5Digitaloutput(DO5)Outputfordoublesetpointvalvecontrol(230V,50Hz,5Aresistive,1A
inductive)(optionaltouseonlyforV2+series,seeParagraph22.)
SWDigitalinputSummer/winterswitchingmodeterminalviaremotecontrol(closed=
summer/open=winter);
SWDigitalinputSummer/winterswitchingmodeterminalviaremotecontrol(closed=

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summer/open=winter)
onoffDigitalinputRemoteon‐offterminal(closed=unitON/open=unitOFF)
onoffDigitalinputRemoteon‐offterminal(closed=unitON/open=unitOFF)
0‐10V+Analoginput(ST10)Inputsignal0‐10V(+)forsetpointadjustment
0‐10V‐ Analoginput(ST10)Inputsignal0‐10V(‐)forsetpointadjustment
8STARTUP
Beforestart‐up:
•Checkouttheavailabilityofthesuppliedwiringdiagramsandmanualsofinstalledapparatus.
•Checkouttheavailabilityoftheelectricalandhydraulicdiagramsoftheplantinwhichtheunitisinstalled.
•Checkthattheshut‐offvalvesofthehydrauliccircuitsareopen.
•Verifythatthehydrauliccircuithasbeenchargedunderpressureandairvented.
•Checkoutthatallwaterconnectionsareproperlyinstalledandallindicationsonunitlabelsareobserved.
•Ensurethatarrangementshavebeenprovidedtodrainthecondensate.
•Checkoutthatallpowercablesareproperlyconnectedandallterminalsarehardlyfixed.
•Checkthatelectricalconnectionsarecarriedoutaccordingtothenormsinforceincludinggrounding.
•Checkoutthatthevoltageistheoneshownintheunitlabels.
•Makesurethevoltageiswithinthelimits(±10%)oftolerancerange.
•Checkoutthatcrankcaseheatersarepoweredcorrectly.
•Checkoutthatthereisnorefrigerantleakage.
•Checkoutthatallthecoverpanelsareinstalledintheproperpositionandlockedwithfasteningscrewsbeforestartup.
WARNING:TheunitmustbeconnectedtotheelectricalnetworkandshouldbeinSTAND‐BYmode(powered)closing
thegeneralswitchinordertooperatethecrankcaseheatersofthecompressorforaminimumof12hoursbefore
startup.(theheatersareautomaticallypoweredwhenthemainswitchisswitchedoff).Thecrankcaseheatersare
workingproperlyif,aftersomeminutes,thetemperatureofcrankcase’scompressorisabout10°C÷15°Chigherthan
ambienttemperature.
WARNING:Neverswitchofftheunit(foratemporarystop)byswitchingoffthemainswitch:thiscomponentshould
beusedtodisconnecttheunitfromthepowersupplyonlyforlengthystoppages(e.g.seasonalstoppages).Besides,
failingthepowersupply,thecrankcase’sresistancesarenotsuppliedthusresultinginapossiblebreakdownofthe
compressorsoncetheunitisswitchedon.
WARNING:Donotmodifytheinternalwiringoftheunitotherwisethewarrantywillterminateimmediately.
WARNING:Thesummer/winteroperatingmodehavetobeselectedatthebeginningoftherelatedseason.Frequent
andsuddenchangesofthisseasonaloperatingmodehavetobeavoidedinordertopreventseveredamagesto
compressors.
WARNING:Whenyoufirstinstallandstart‐uptheunitmakesurethattheunit is
w
orkingproperlyinbothcooling
andheatingmodes.

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9USER‐CONTROLINTERFACE
Itisusedtoselecttheoperatingmode,andtoresetthemanualresettingalarms.Theoperatingmodechangesas
perthesequencebeloweachtimeyoupresstheModebutton:
off Æcool Æheat Æoff
Ifthesanitarymodeisenabled,thesequenceisasfollows:
offÆcoolÆcool+sanÆheatÆheat+sanÆoff
Duringtheparameters’setting,thisbuttoncanbeusedtorevertBACKtothepreviouslevel.
Itallowsyoutoenterintothesettingmenuparametersandtoselectthecool/summer,heat/winterandsanitary
watersetpointvalue.
UPbutton:Inthesettingmode,thisbuttonallowsyoutomoveuptoahighermenuortoincreasethevalueofa
parameterwhenyouareinthe“edit”mode.
DOWNbutton:Inthesettingmode,thisbuttonallowsyoutoshifttoalowermenuortodecreasethevalueofa
parameterwhenyouareinthe“edit”mode.
9.1 SETPOINTADJUSTABLEBYTHEUSER
SetpointtypeSetpoint(summer/winter)Summerdefault(range)Winterdefault(range)
Firstsetpoint(°C)Coo/Hea7(5÷18)45(35÷55)
Secondsetpoint(°C)Co2/He218(7÷23)35(25÷45)
SanitarySetpoint(°C)San48(25÷55)
Thefunctionalityofthesecondsetpointcanbeusedonlywhenyoupurchasetheproperoptionalkit.
9.2 DISPLAY
InNormalviewdisplaystheoutletwatertemperaturereportedtotenthsofdegrees,orthealarmcodeifatleastanalarmis
active.Incaseofmultiplealarmsactivation,itwilldisplaythefirstalarm,whilethesecondappearswhenthefirstisreset.Intothe
menumode,thedisplaydependsonthecurrentpositionwhereyouare.
9.3 LED
CompressorLED
•ONifthecompressorisrunning
•OFFifthecompressorisoff
•FLASHINGiftimingsareinprogresswaitingforcompressor’sstartup
SanitarywaterLED
•ONifsanitarymodeisactive
•OFFifthesanitarymodeisnotactive
•FLASHINGifsanitaryproductioninprogress(sanitaryvalveisactive)
DefrostingLED
•ONindefrostoperatingmode
•OFFifdefrostingmodeisdisabledorcompleted
•FLASHINGifdefrostingcycleinterval’stimeisinprogress.
AntfreezeresistanceLED•TheLEDisONiftheantifreezeresistanceisactive.
WaterpumpLED•TheLEDisONifthewaterpumpisrunning.
AlarmLED•TheLEDisONifanalarmisactivated.
HeatLED•TheLEDisONiftheunitisintheheatingmodeoperation.
CoolLED•LEDisONiftheunitisinthecoolingmodeoperation.

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9.4 DYNAMICSET‐POINTADJUSTING
Thecontrollercanchangetheset‐pointbyaddingavaluedependingontheoutdoorairtemperaturesensor.Inthiscase,youneed
tochangethevaluesoftheparametersfromb08to b14followingtheindicationsbelow(settingstobedonebytheinstaller):
PrametersofthecontrollerPAr‐>rE‐>
•b08 = dynamicset‐point,enabled = 1/ unabled = 0(mustbedisabledinthecaseoftheuseofclimaticcompensationfromthe
optionalremotekeyboardCRH).
•b09= offsetmaxincoolingmodeoperation.
•b10 =offsetmaxinheatingmodeoperation.
•b11 =Outdoortemperaturesettingincoolingmode.
•b12=Outdoortemperaturesettinginheatingmode.
•b13 =Temperaturedifferenceincoolingmodeoperation.
•b14 =Temperaturedifferenceinheatingmodeoperation.
Curveoftheset‐pointvariationasafunctionoftheoutsidetemperature:
9.5 0‐10VANALOGINPUTFORSET‐POINTREGULATION
Anothertypeofsettingthatallowstochangetheset‐pointbyadding(orsubtracting)avalueinfunctionofthe0‐10Vanaloginput
(ifenabled).Toenablethefunction,youmustsetH21=40,andchangethevaluesoftheparameterb15(range0‐10),takinginto
accountthat:
Temperature

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‐ifthisinputisat0voltsyouwillhavetheactualsetpoint:setpoint(Coo/Hea)‐b15/2
‐iftheinputisat5voltsthesetpointwillbethesetone(Coo/Hea)
‐iftheinputis10voltsyouwillhavetheactualsetpoint:setpoint(Coo/Hea)+b15/2
The0‐10Vsignalmustbeappliedtotheterminals0‐10V+and0‐10V‐(seethewiringdiagrams).
9.6 HYDRAULICPUMPOPERATION
Thehydraulicpumpcanbesetaccordingtooneofthethreefollowingtypesofoperation:
‐Operationbythermoregulator(default)
‐Operationbythermoregulatorwithperiodicactivation
‐Continuousoperation
Thepumpisswitchedoffimmediatelywiththealarmactivationoftheflowswitchwithmanualreset.
Thepumpisalwaysturnedoniftheantifreezeresistancesarerunningorwhenthehydraulicpumpoperatesinantifreezemode(is
enabledifthewaterregulationtemperaturedecreasesbelow8°C,isdisabledifthewaterregulationtemperatureincreasesabove
10°C).
9.6.1 OPERATIONBYTHERMOREGULATOR(Default)
Duringthisoperatingmode(P03=1,default),thethermoregulatoractuatesthepump;afteratimedelayof20secondsfrom
actuationofthepump,thecompressoralsowillbeactivated.However,inpoweroffcase,thepumpturnsoffwithadelay
timeof120secondsafterthethermoregulatorisinoffstate(theoffmodecorrespondstotheturningoffstateofthe
compressor).
Inthecaseoftheactivationoftheflowswitchalarmswithautomaticresetthepumpisstilloperatingevenifthecompressor
isoff.

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9.6.2 OPERATIONBYTHERMOREGULATORWITHPERIODICACTIVATION
ThefunctionisdisabledifP17=0(default).Ifthepumpissetinoperationbythermoregulator(P03=1,default),itwillbe
activatedperiodicallyforatimeperiodedefinedbytheparameterP17(inseconds)afteracountingtimesetbytheparameter
P16(inminutes),activatedwhenthepumpisturnedoffforsatisfiedthermoregulation.
Inthecaseoftheactivationoftheflowswitchalarmswithautomaticresetthepumpisstilloperatingevenifthecompressor
isoff.
Theperiodicfunctionisalsointerruptedinthecaseoftheinterventionoftheantifreezethermoregulatorthatconstrainsthe
opeartionofthepump.
9.6.3 CONTINUOUSOPERATION
Inthisoperatingmode,enabledifP03=0,thepumpisalwaysturnedon.ItturnsoffonlywhenthereisinOFFstate.

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9.7 ANTIFREEZEPROTECTIONRESISTANCES(IFTHEKAACCESSORYISPRESENT)
Theantifreezeresistances,installedontheoutersurfacesoftheevaporatorplates,activatesevenwhentheunitisswitchedoff
(butenergized)iftheoutletwatertemperaturegoesbelow4°C.Thesameresistancesareswitchedoffwhenthetemperature
measuredbytheoutletwatersensorexceeds6°C.Theheatingcableplacedonthebasementoftheapplianceturnsonwhenthe
outdoorairtemperaturedecreasesbelow4°Corwhentheunitstartsthedefrostingcycle.Itwillbedisactivatediftheoutdoor
temperatureexceeds6°C.
9.8 ON/OFFREMOTECONTROLANDSUMMER/WINTERMODES
Theterminalblockhastwodigitalinputstocontroltheunitviaanexternalconsent.
SW‐SW: Summer/winterswitchingmodeinputviaremotecontrol.Toenablethisfeature,settheparameterH76=1.
Theparameterisprotectedbymaintainerpassword(couldbechangedbytheinstaller).
onoff‐onoff: Remoteon‐offinput.Thefeatureisalreadyenabledbydefault.Removethebridgeconnectionintheterminalblock
toputtheunitinstand‐bymode(insuchastatethecode''E00''willappearonthedisplayoftheunit).Ifthesanitary
operatingmodeisactivated,theon‐offremotefunctionwillswitchoffthemachineprovidedthesanitarysethad
notyetbeenreached(insuchastatetheword''SAN''willappearonthedisplayoftheappliance).
9.9 SANITARYVALVEADJUSTMENT
Toactivatethehotsanitarywaterfunction,besuretoinstallatemperaturesensorinsidethetankandtoconnectittotheSAN‐
SANterminals.Oncethetemperaturesensorisinstalledandconnected,itisnecessarytosettheparameter H10=1,andtoset
theparameterH20=6.Tosettheseparameters,pleaseenterthemaintainerpasswordandthenenterthePRG‐>Pss‐>PAr‐>Cnf‐
>H10/H20 parameters(theconfigurationcouldbedonebytheinstaller).
Ifthehotsanitarywatertemperatureisbelowthesetpointvalue(settedat48°CbydefaultandadjustablebyenteringthePRG‐>
Set‐>SANmenu),theunitactivatesthesanitaryvalveandthefrequencyofthecompressorwillbereducedtotheminimumvalue
for2minutes,insuchawaythatthevalvecandivertthewaterflowtowardsthesanitarytank.Afterthewaterflowisdiverted,
thecompressorchangesthefrequencytothemaximumvaluetillthetemperaturereachesthesetpointofsanitarywater.Once
reachedthesetpointvalue,thevalveswitchestothestand‐bymodeandthecompressorworksnormally.
Whenusinga3‐wayvalvetoswitch‐overwith3contactsforpowersupply,itmustbeconnectedtotheterminalsNO1,N,NC1.
Otherwise,inthecaseofusinga3‐wayvalveforswitching‐overwith2contactsforpowersupply(withspringreturn),itmustbe
connectedtotheterminalsNO1andN.
ClosedcontactNO1meansthatthevalveisenergizedanddivertsthewaterflowtothesanitarywatertank.
OpencontactNO1meansthatthevalveisde‐energizedanddivertsthewaterflowtousers.
Whileshiftingfromdomesticwatertosanitarywater,theoperatingsensorchangesfrom“outletwatersensor”to“sanitarytank
sensor”.Whileshiftingfromthewinteroperatingmodetothesanitaryoperatingmode,thecompressordoesnotswitchoff,and
reachesthehighestfrequency;ontheotherhand,whileshiftingfromthesummeroperatingmodetothesanitaryoperating
mode,thecompressorisswitchedofftowaitforthesafetytiming.
9.10 ACTIVATIONOFSANITARYHOTWATERPRODUCTIONBYDIGITALINPUT
Differently totheuseofthetemperatureprobe,theactivationofthesanitaryhotwaterfunctionmaybebyclosingthedigital
input(SANSANterminals)oftheminichiller.Thisfunctionisrecommendedinthecaseofuseoftwoormoreminichillersin
cascadelinkedtrougthahydronicconnectiontothesameaccumulationtankofsanitaryhotwater;inthiswaytheactivationof
sanitaryhotwaterissettedthroughtheprobeoftheaccumulationtankconnectedtothefirstminichiller,whiletheother
minichillerswillbeautomaticallyenabledbydigitalconsent.Onlyfortheunitswithactivationofsanitaryhotwaterproduction
bydigitalinput,itmustthereforesetH20=0,H45=28,H54=128.Foreachminichiller(exceptthelastoneofthecascade),you
mustusearelay(notincluded),controlledbytheoutput230VACNO1andNoftheterminalblock,thatcanenablethroughitsfree
contactsCOMandNOtheSANSANdigitalinputofthefollowingminichillerinthecascade.Pleaserefertothewiringdiagram
belowforsuchconfiguration.
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