Accorroni PACK DUE 7 User manual


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0310‐2012D.P.
‐Thesections5.1,9.3and22.2havebeenupdated,thechangeoftheheatingwireofthe
antifreezingkitisconsidered(it’sdirectlyenergizedandequippedwithanintegrated
thermostat).
0209‐2012D.P.
‐Inthesection8.7weaddedatableofalarms,descriptionsandcauses.
‐ Inthesection13.1thenumbercircuitofthecondensorofthemodel16,andwe
updatedthedimensionsofthepackingofthemodels12and16.
‐Inthesection15thecurveisupdated.
‐Thesection17isimprovedwithdescriptionsmoreclearandtables.
‐Wiringdiagramsareupdated(wiringofthemanostat).
0107‐2012
0006‐2012D.P./
Rev Date Author Descreption of updates
Catalogo/Catalogue/Katalog/Catalogue
MTE14110C5420‐03
Serie/Series/Serie/Serie/Série
CHILLERSANDINVERTERAIR/WATERHEATPUMPSWITHAXIALFANSANDREMOTECONDENSINGUNITS
D.P.‐RefrigerantchargeischangedforthemodelsPACK DUE12and16.

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INDEX
1AIMANDCONTENTSOFTHISMANUAL ....................................................................... 5
1.1 HOWTOKEEPTHISMANUAL.................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2 GRAPHICSYMBOLS................................................................................................................................................................. 5
2SAFETYLAWS .............................................................................................................. 5
3GENERALSAFETYGUIDELINES ..................................................................................... 5
3.1 HEALTHANDSAFETYOFWORKERS ........................................................................................................................................ 6
3.2 PERSONALPROTECTIONEQUIPMENTS .................................................................................................................................. 6
3.3 SAFETYSYMBOLS.................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.4 REFRIGERANTSAFETYDATASHEET ........................................................................................................................................ 7
4TECHNICALCHARACTERISTICS ..................................................................................... 8
4.1 FRAME.................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2 REFRIGERANTCIRCUIT............................................................................................................................................................ 8
4.3 COMPRESSORS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.4 AIRSIDEEXCHANGERS............................................................................................................................................................ 8
4.5 FANS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.6 USERHEATEXCHANGERS ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.7 ELECTRICBOX ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.8 MICROPROCESSORS ............................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.9 MONITORINGANDPROTECTIONDEVICES ............................................................................................................................. 9
4.10 HYDRAULICCIRCUIT ............................................................................................................................................................... 9
4.11 FANSPEEDCONTROLLER........................................................................................................................................................ 9
5AVAILABLEVERSIONS .................................................................................................. 9
5.1 ACCESSORIES.......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
6INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................. 9
6.1 GENERALITY............................................................................................................................................................................ 9
6.2 LIFTINGANDHANDLING....................................................................................................................................................... 10
6.2.1 INDOORUNIT ............................................................................................................................................................... 10
6.2.2 OUTDOORUNIT............................................................................................................................................................ 10
6.3 LOCATIONANDMINIMUMTECHNICALCLEARANCES .......................................................................................................... 10
6.3.1 INDOORUNIT ............................................................................................................................................................... 10
6.3.2 OUTDOORUNIT............................................................................................................................................................ 10
6.4 HYDRAULICCONNECTIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 10
6.4.1 CONNECTIONDIAGRAMS............................................................................................................................................. 10
6.4.2 PLANTLAYOUTDESIGN ................................................................................................................................................ 11
6.4.3 CONNECTIONSPOSITIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 12
6.4.4 DRAINAGECONNECTION ............................................................................................................................................. 12
6.5 REFRIGERANTDIAGRAM ...................................................................................................................................................... 13
6.6 ELECTRICALCONNECTIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 13
6.6.1 TERMINALBLOCKCONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................................ 14
7STARTUP................................................................................................................... 15
8INDOORUNITCONTROLPANEL ................................................................................. 16
8.1 LED........................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
8.2 FUNCTIONSOFBUTTONS ..................................................................................................................................................... 16
8.2.1 LEVELSOFACCESS ........................................................................................................................................................ 16
8.3 DESCRIPTIONOFTHEMAINDISPLAY.................................................................................................................................... 17
8.3.1 NAVIGATIONBETWEENDISPLAYS................................................................................................................................ 17

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8.4 OPERATINGMODES.............................................................................................................................................................. 17
8.4.1 OPERATIONMODESETTING......................................................................................................................................... 17
8.5 PROCEDURE.......................................................................................................................................................................... 17
8.5.1 SET‐POINTSELECTION .................................................................................................................................................. 17
8.6 DESCRPTIONOFFUNCTIONS ................................................................................................................................................ 17
8.6.1 ACCESSTOTHEFUNCTIONS......................................................................................................................................... 17
8.7 ALARMS................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
8.8 ADJUSTMENTOFSANITARYWATERVALVE.......................................................................................................................... 18
9MICROPROCESSORUSERINTERFACE ......................................................................... 18
9.1 DISPLAY ................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
9.2 LED........................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
9.3 ANTIFREEZEPROTECTIONRESISTANCES(IFTHEKASACCESSORYISPRESENT) ............................................................................. 19
9.4 ALARMS................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
9.4.1 Sensoralarms ............................................................................................................................................................... 19
9.4.2 Timeoutinverter.......................................................................................................................................................... 19
9.4.3 Highpressure ............................................................................................................................................................... 19
9.4.4 Highpressureflowswitch(inserieswiththecompressoroutletprobe) .................................................................... 19
9.4.5 Lowpressure ................................................................................................................................................................ 19
9.5 POWERFAILURE ................................................................................................................................................................... 19
9.6 ALARMSLIST......................................................................................................................................................................... 20
10 SHUTDOWNSFORLONGPERIODS ............................................................................. 20
11 MAINTENANCEANDPERIODICCHECKS ..................................................................... 20
11.1 ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION ........................................................................................................................................... 21
12 WHENTHEUNITGOESOUTOFSERVICE .................................................................... 21
13 TECHNICALDATA....................................................................................................... 22
13.1 OUTDOORUNITS .................................................................................................................................................................. 22
13.2 INDOORUNITS...................................................................................................................................................................... 23
14 ELECTRICDATA .......................................................................................................... 23
15 EFFECTIVEHEADPRESSURES...................................................................................... 24
16 PERFORMANCESCURVES........................................................................................... 25
16.1
16.2
16.3
16.4
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17.1 EVAPORATORWATERFLOWRATE ................................................................................................................................................. 33
17.2 COLDWATERTEMPERATURE(SUMMEROPERATION) ........................................................................................................................ 33
17.3 HOTWATERTEMPERATURE(WINTEROPERATION) ........................................................................................................................... 33
17.4 AMBIENTAIRTEMPERATURE........................................................................................................................................................ 33
18 CORRECTIONFACTORS .............................................................................................. 34
18.1 CORRECTIONFACTORS:OPERATIONWITHGLYCOL ..................................................................................................................... 34
19 DIMENSIONS ............................................................................................................. 34
19.1 INDOORUNIT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 34
19.2 OUTDOORUNIT.................................................................................................................................................................... 35
OPERATIONLIMITS.................................................................................................... 33
MOD.PACK DUE9 ................................................................................................................................................................. 27
MOD.PACK DUE12 ............................................................................................................................................................... 29
MOD.PACK DUE16 ............................................................................................................................................................... 31
MOD.PACK DUE7 ................................................................................................................................................................. 25

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20 ACCESSPROCEDURETOINTERNALPARTS ................................................................. 35
20.1 INDOORUNIT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 35
20.2 OUTDOORUNIT.................................................................................................................................................................... 35
21 COMPONENTSOFINDOORANDOUTDOORUNITS .................................................... 36
21.1 INDOORUNIT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 36
21.2 OUTDOORUNIT.................................................................................................................................................................... 36
22 WIRINGDIAGRAMS ................................................................................................... 37
22.1
22.2
22.2.1
22.2.2
22.2.3
23 SOLARMODULE(OPTIONALACCESSORY) .................................................................. 41
23.1
23.2 WIRINGDIAGRAM ................................................................................................................................................................ 42
ASSEMBLY............................................................................................................................................................................. 41
OUTDOORUNITS .................................................................................................................................................................. 38
WiringdiagramofPACK DUE12 .................................................................................................................................. 39
INDOORUNITS...................................................................................................................................................................... 37
WiringdiagramofPACK DUE9 .................................................................................................................................... 38
WiringdiagramofPACK DUE16 .................................................................................................................................. 40

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theoperatorthusmeetingtherequirementslistedinthe2006/42/CEEquipmentDirectiveandfollowingamendments.
1AIMANDCONTENTSOFTHISMANUAL
addressedtomachineoperatorsanditenablesthemtousetheequipmentefficiently,eveniftheydonothaveanyprevious
specificknowledgeofit.
Thismanualdescribesthecharacteristicsoftheequipmentatthetimeitisbeingputonthemarket;therefore,itmaynotcapture
ergonomics,safetyandfunctionalityofitsproducts.
1.1 HOWTOKEEPTHISMANUAL
Themanualhastobealwayskeptwiththeunititrefersto.Ithastobestoredinasafeplace,awayfromthedustandmoisture.It
hastobeaccessibletoalluserswhoshallconsultitanytimetheyareindoubtonhowtooperatetheequipment.
versionsofthe
referencematerial.Thecustomershallstoreanyupdatedcopyofthemanualorpartsofitdeliveredbythe
manufacturerasanattachmenttothismanual.
andthemaintenanceofitsownunits.
1.2 GRAPHICSYMBOLS
Indicatesoperationsthatcanbedangerousforpeopleand/ordisruptsthecorrectoperationoftheequipment.
Indicatesprohibitedoperations.
Indicatesimportantinformationthattheoperatorhastofollowinordertoguaranteethecorrectoperationofthe
equipmentincompletesafety.
2SAFETYLAWS
inforceandwithotherEuropeanandnationalnormsasrequiredbytheCouncilDirective(98/37andlateramendments).
Theequipmentsmeetalsothefollowingrequirements:
•ENISO12100Rule
•ENISO13857Rule
•EN378‐1,378‐2,378‐3e378‐4Rules
•EN12735‐1Rule
•ENCEI60204‐1Rule
•EN1050Rule
•ENCEI61000‐6‐1Rule
•ENCEI61000‐6‐3Rule
•97/23/CE,2006/95/CE,2004/108/CE,2002/95/CECommunityDirectives
3GENERALSAFETYGUIDELINES
equipmentanditscontrolsandhastohavereadandunderstoodtheinformationlistedinthismanual.
It’sstrictlyforbiddentoremoveand/ortamperwithanysafetydevice.
Anyroutineornot‐routinemaintenanceoperationshallbecarriedoutwhentheequipmenthasbeenshutdown,
disconnectedfromelectricandpneumaticpowersourcesandafteritspneumaticsystemhasbeendischarged.
Donotputneitheryourhandsnorinsertscrewdrivers,spannersorothertoolsintomovingpartsoftheequipment.
Theequipmentsupervisorandthemaintenancemanhastoreceivesuitabletrainingfortheperformanceoftheir
tasksinsafety.
Operatorshavetoknowhowtousepersonalprotectivedevicesandhavetoknowtheaccident‐preventionguidelines
containedinnationalandinternationallawsandnorms.
ThePACK DUEmanualcontainsallthenecessaryinformationforthebetteruseoftheequipmentundersafetyconditionsfor
Thismanualprovidesbasicinformationasfortheinstallation,theoperationandthemaintenanceofthePACK DUEunits.Itis
latertechnologicalimprovementsintroducedbyA2B ACCORRONI E.G. aspartofitsconstantendeavourtoenhancethe
performance,
A2B ACCORRONI E.G.reservestherighttomodifyitsproductsandrelatedmanualswithoutnecessarilyupdatingprevious
A2B ACCORRONI E.G.isavailabletogiveanydetailedinformationaboutthismanualandtogiveinformationregardingtheuse
A2B ACCORRONI E.G.’sequipmentsandtheircomponentpartshavebeendesignedincompliancewiththeharmonisedECnorms
BeforebeginningtooperateonPACK DUEunitseveryuserhastobeperfectlyknowledgeableaboutthefunctionsofthe

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3.1 HEALTHANDSAFETYOFWORKERS
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.
3.2 PERSONALPROTECTIONEQUIPMENTS
Protectiveclothing:Maintenancemenandoperatorshastowearprotectiveclothingthatcomplieswiththebasic
safetyrequirementscurrentlyinforce.Incaseofslipperyfloors,usershavetowearsafetyshoeswithnon‐slipsoles.
Gloves:Duringmaintenanceorcleaningoperationprotectiongloveshavetobeused
Maskandgoggles:Respiratoryprotection(mask)andeyeprotection(goggles)shouldbeusedduring
cleaningandmaintenanceoperations.
3.3 SAFETYSYMBOLS
Theequipmentfeaturesthefollowingsafetysigns,whichhastobecompliedwith:
Generalhazard
Electricshockhazard
WhenoperatingandmaintainingthePACK DUEunits,usethefollowingpersonalprotectiveequipments.

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3.4 REFRIGERANTSAFETYDATASHEET
Name:R410A(50%Difluoromethane(R32);50%Pentafluoroethane(R125).
RISKSINDICATIONS
Majorrisks:Asphyxia
Specificrisks:Therapidevaporationcancausefreezing.
FIRSTAID
Generalinformations:Nevergiveanythingbymouthtoanunconsciousperson.
Inhalation:Outdoorsopenstransport.
Useoxygenorartificialrespirationifnecessary.
Donotgiveadrenalineorsimilardrugs
Eyescontact:Rinsecarefullywithwaterforatleast15minutesandconsultadoctor.
Contactwithskin:Washimmediatelywithplentyofwater.
Takeoffimmediatelythecontaminatedclothes.
FIREPREVENTION
ExtinguishingMedia:Whatever.
Specifcrisks:Increaseinpressure.
Specificsmethods: Usewaterspraytocoolcontainers
MISUREINCASODIFUORIUSCITAACCIDENTALE
Personalprecautions:Evacuatepersonneltosafeareas.
Provideadequateventilation.
Usepersonalprotectiveequipment.
Environmentalprecautions:Evaporate.
Cleaningmethod: Evaporate.
MANIPOLAZIONEESTOCCAGGIO
Manipulation
Action/technicalprecautions: Providesufficientairexchangeand/orexhaustinworkrooms.
Recommendationsforsafeuse:Donotbreathevaporsorspraymist.
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:donotignite.
Relativedensity:1.08kg/lat25°C.
Solubilityinwater:Negligible.
STABILITYANDREACTIVITY
Stability: Noreactivitywhenusedwiththeappropriateinstructions.
Materialstoavoid: Highlyoxidizingmaterials.Incompatiblewithmagnesium,zinc,sodium,potassiumandaluminum.
Theincompatibilityismoreseriousifthemetalispresentinpowerderformorifthesurfaceswere,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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4TECHNICALCHARACTERISTICS
unitsareextremelyversatileandcanoperateinheatpumpmodewiththeabilityofproducinghotwateratatemperatureof55°C
forenvironmentalheatingandsanitaryapplications.TheINVERTERcompressorwithbrushlessDCmotortechnology,matched
withelectronicexpansionvalve,pumpandvariablespeedbloweraregenerallyusedforoptimizingthepowerconsumptionand
efficientoperationoftherefrigeratingcomponents.
4.1 FRAME
ensurethebestresistanceagainstatmosphericagents.Theframeisself‐supportingwithremovablepanels.Allscrewsandrivets
foroutdoorinstallationsareinstainlesssteel.
4.2 REFRIGERANTCIRCUIT
TherefrigerantgasusedintheseunitsisR410A.Therefrigerantcircuithasbeenmanufacturedbymeansofinternationalprimary
brandscomponentsandaccordingtotheUNIEN13134ruleconcerningweldingprocedures.Therefrigerantcircuitincludes:
Safetydeviceonthegasside,4wayreversecyclevalve,electronicexpansionvalve,liquidreceiver,valvesformaintenanceand
control,pressuresafetydeviceaccordingtoPEDregulation(highpressureswitch),pressuretransducerstoaccuratelyadjustthe
evaporatingandcondensingpressures,filtersforthrottlingvalvetoavoiditsclogging.
4.3 COMPRESSORS
usedwithR410refrigerant.Thecompressorsareallsuppliedwithcrankcaseheaterandthermaloverloadprotection.Theyare
mountedonarubbermaterialactingasashockabsorbers.
Thecompressorsaremountedinaseparatechamberinordertobeseparatedfromtheairstreamtoreducethenoise.The
crankcaseheaterisalwayspoweredwhenthecompressorisinstand‐by.Theinspectionispossiblethroughthefrontalpanelof
theunitthatallowthemaintenanceofthecompressorseveniftheunitisworking.
4.4 AIRSIDEEXCHANGERS
Theairsideexchangersaremadeupofcopperpipesandaluminiumfins.Thediameterofthecopperpipesis3/8”(exceptforthe
tubesaremechanicallyexpandedintothealuminiumfinstoimprovetheheatexchangefactor.Thegeometryofthesecondensers
guaranteealowairsidepressuredropandthenaerofoilblades.Theyarestaticallyanddynamicallybalancedandsupplied
completeofthesafetyfanguardaccordingtotheEN60335Rule.Theyaremountedontheunitframebyinterpositionofrubber
vibrationdampers.Theelectricmotorsareallat6poles(about800/900rpm).Themotorsaredirectlydrivenwithanintegrated
thermaloverloadprotection.TheprotectionclassofthemotorsisIP54.
4.5 FANS
Thefansareaxialtypewithaluminiumaerofoilblades.Theyarestaticallyanddynamicallybalancedandsuppliedcompleteofthe
safetyfanguardaccordingtotheEN60335rule(safetyforelectricalapparatusofdomesticandsimilaruse).Theyaremountedon
theunitframebyinterpositionofrubbervibrationdampers.Theelectricmotorsareallat6poles(about800/900rpm).The
motorsaredirectlydrivenwithanintegratedthermaloverloadprotection.TheprotectionclassofthemotorsisIP54.
4.6 USERHEATEXCHANGERS
TheuserheatexchangersaremadeupofAISI316stainlesssteelbraze‐weldedplatestype.Theuseofthesekindofheat
exchangersallowsamassivereductionoftherefrigerantchargeoftheunitcomparedtothetraditionalshell‐in‐tubeevaporators
andalsoareductionoftheoveralldimensionsoftheunit.Theuserheatexchangersarefactoryinsulatedwithflexibleclosecell
material.Eachheatexchangerisprovidedwithatemperaturesensorworkingasantifreezeprotection.
4.7 ELECTRICBOX
TheelectricboxismanufacturedaccordingtocurrentEuropeanUnionlaws.Theaccessibilitytotheboardispossibleafter
removingthefrontpaneloftheunit.TheprotectiondegreeisIP55.Theoutdoorunitterminalboardissuppliedwithvoltagefree
contactsforgeneralalarm,outdoortemperaturesensor(whenexpected).Theindoorunitterminalboardissuppliedwithsanitary
watertemperaturesensorandhandlingof3‐wayvalve.
4.8 MICROPROCESSORS
electronicexpansionvalvewhichisdrivenbythepressuretransducerssignals.Themicroprocessorisalsocapableofcontrolling
thefollowingfunctions:watertemperatureregulation,antifreezeprotection,compressor’stimesetting,compressorautomatic
startingsequence,alarmreset,alarmmanagementandoperatingLED.ThecontrolsystemtogetherwiththeINVERTERtechnology
ThePACK DUEwaterchillersandheatpumpsseriesaredesignedforapplicationsinresidentialandcommercialareas,These
AllPACK DUEunitsaremadeupofhot‐galvanisedthicksheetmetal,paintedwithpolyurethanepowderenamelsat180°Cto
TheusedDCinvertercompressorsarearotaryhermeticsingle‐phasetype(onlyforthemodelsPACK DUE7andPACK DUE9)
andtwinrotarysingle‐phase(forthemodelPACK DUE12),andscroll3‐phasestype(forPACK DUE16)designedtobe
modelPACK DUE7inwhichthediameterofthecopperpipesis5/16”)andthethicknessofthealuminiumfinsis0,1mm.The
AllPACK DUEunitsarestandardsuppliedwithamicroprocessoradoptinganoverheatingcontrollogicprogramthroughthe

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andtheonboardsensorscontinuouslymonitorandadapttheperformanceoftheinvertercompressor,ofthepumpandofthe
conditionsrequestedbytheuser.
Allinternalunitsarestandardsuppliedwiththefollowingmonitoringandprotectiondevices:returnwatertemperaturesensor
installedatthereturnwaterpipelinefromtheplant,operatingandantifreezesensorinstalledattheoutletpipeofthewaterto
theplantandonwatersideawaterflowswitchisinstalledtoprotecttheevaporator.Allinternalunitsaresuppliedwithhigh
pressuretransducer,lowpressuretransducer,compressor’sinletandoutlettemperaturesensors,compressorsthermalprotection
device,fansthermalprotectiondevice,highpressureflowswitch.
4.10 HYDRAULICCIRCUIT
waterutilizationanddirectlyrunbythemicroprocessorthatcontrolstherelatedstartupandproperrunning.Thehydrauliccircuit
alsoincludes:expansionvessel,safetyvalve(3bar)andtheautomaticairreleasevalve.
4.11 FANSPEEDCONTROLLER
Thisdeviceisrequiredwiththeunitrunningincoolingmodewhentheoutsideairtemperatureisbelow20°C,thusreducingthe
airflowrateofthecondensorandadaptingtheevaporatingpressureinordertoallowproperrunningoftheunit.Thisdevicecan
alsobeusedtoreducethenoiseleveloftheunitwhentheoutsideairtemperaturedecreases(e.g.duringnightoperationperiod).
5AVAILABLEVERSIONS
pump,flowswitch,automaticairreleasevalveload/unloadvalve).
5.1 ACCESSORIES
AG–Anti‐vibrationrubberpadtobeinstalledinthechassisoftheunitforpossibleshockabsorption.
KAS‐antifreezingkit(thisaccessoryhavetoberequiredwhentheorderisplacedandhavetobefactoryinstalled).Itismadeup
ofanauto‐heatingcablethermostatedat5°Candwrappedaroundthebaseoftheunitnearthecondensingcoil.
6INSTALLATION
WARNING:AlltheoperationdescribedinnextchaptersMUSTBEDONEBYTRAINEDPEOPLEONLY.Beforeanyoperation
ontheunit,besurethattheelectricsupplyisdisconnected.
6.1 GENERALITY
Wheninstallingorservicingtheunit,itisnecessarytostrictlyfollowtheruleslistedinthismanual,toconformtoallthe
specificationsofthelabelsontheunit,andtotakeanypossibleprecautions.Notobservingtherulesreportedonthismanualcan
fan(2fansasforthePACK DUE16models)accordingtothevalueofcoolingpoweratanyworking
ThePACK DUEINVERTERsystemfirmreducestheplant’swatercontenttotheminimum,thatisfromtheusualvalueof
cooling12‐15l/kWto10liters(asforthePACK DUE7andPACK DUE9modeltypes)orto16liters(asforthemodel
PACK DUE12)orto20liters(asforthemodelPACK DUE16),INABSOLUTE,asforthePACK DUEunits.Becauseofthe
appliance’sreducedsize,theinstallationspace,heatlossandinstallationcosts.
4.9 MONITORINGANDPROTECTIONDEVICES
reducedwatercontent,thePACK DUEunitscanbeinstalledinplantswithoutwatertankwithadvantagesintermsofthe
DUE12andPACK
uptoavalueof10liters(asforthemodelsPACK DUE7andPACK DUE9),orof16liters(asforthemodel
absolutevalueandnottoanykWofinstalledpower.
CAUTION:Havingafixed∆T(°C),theINVERTERcontrolsystemisabletomanageplant’sminimumwatercontents
PACK DUE12),andof20liters(asforthemodelPACK DUE16).Thisvaluemakesreferencetotheliters’
ThePACK DUEchillersunitsaresuppliedwithanintegratedhydrauliccircuitincludingthecirculatingpump,suitableforchilled
PACK.DUE‐reversibleheatpumpwithintegratedhydronicsystem(expansionvessel,safetyvalve,pressuregauge,circulating
anyeventualdamagehastobequestionedtothecarrierandrecordedontheDeliveryNotebeforesigningit.A2B ACCORRONI
severedamage.
createdangeroussituations.Afterreceivingtheunit,immediatelycheckitsintegrity.Theunitleftthefactoryinperfectcondition;
E.G. tobeinformed,within8days,oftheextentofthedamage.Thecustomershouldprepareawrittenstatementofany

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6.2 LIFTINGANDHANDLING
6.2.1 INDOORUNIT
Thehandlingmustbeperformedbyqualifiedpersonnel,properly
equippedandwithappropriateequipmentstotheweightofthe
unit,incompliancewithsafetyregulations.
6.2.2 OUTDOORUNIT
Whenunloadingandinstallingtheunit,itishighlyrecommendedto
avoidanysuddenmoveinordertoprotecttheinnercomponents.
Unitscanbeliftedbymeansofaforkliftor,inalternative,ofbelts,
beingsurenottodamagethelateralpanelsandthecover.Itis
importanttokeeptheunithorizontalduringtheseoperations.
6.3 LOCATIONANDMINIMUMTECHNICALCLEARANCES
6.3.1 INDOORUNIT
‐Placetheunitonthewall.
‐Drillholesinthemarkedpositionsandinserttheplugs.
‐Hooktheunit.
Models.L1
(mm)
L2
(mm)
H1
(mm)
H2
(mm)
3003001500300
6.3.2 OUTDOORUNIT
partiallycovertheunit)hastobeavoidedinordertopreventairrecirculation.Itisadvisabletocreateaproperbasement,witha
sizesimilartounitfoot‐print.Unitvibrationlevelisverylow:itisadvisablehowever,tofitarigidrubberbandbetweenbasement
andunitbase‐frame.Itisalsopossibletoinstallanti‐vibrationsupports(springsorrubbers)tokeepvibrationsataverylowlevel.
Absolutecarehastobetakentoensureadequateairvolumetothecondenser.Re‐circulationofdischargeairhastobeavoided;
failuretoobservethispointwillresultinpoorperformanceoractivationofsafetycontrols.Forthesereasonsitisnecessaryto
observethefollowingclearances:
MOD.AB*CDE**
1500500400400500
1500500400400500
1500500400400500
1500500400400500
*Min.distancerecommendedforinstallationandmaintenance.
**Min.distancerecommendedforassistanceandmaintenance.
Bothunitsmustbepositionedonaleveledsurface,theholdersusedforinstallationmustbeabletosupportits
weight.
6.4 HYDRAULICCONNECTIONS
6.4.1 CONNECTIONDIAGRAMS
Thehydraulicconnectionshavetobeinstalledinaccordancewithnationalandlocalregulations;pipescanbemadeupofsteel,
galvanizedsteelorPVC.Pipeshavetobedesigneddependingonthenominalwaterflowandonthehydraulicpressuredropsof
‐Usetheprovidedtemplatetomarkthemountingholes.
PACK DUE 7‐9‐12‐16
TheallPACK.DUEunitsaredesignedforoutdoorinstallation:anycoverovertheunitandlocationneartrees(evenifthey
PACK DUE 7
PACK DUE 16
PACK DUE 9
PACK DUE 12

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thesystem.Allpipeshavetobeinsulatedwithclosed‐cellmaterialofadequatethickness.Chillershavetobeconnectedtopiping
bymeansofflexiblejoints.Pipingshouldinclude:
•Holethermometerstomonitorthesystem’stemperature.
•Manualshut‐offvalvestoseparatethechillerfromthehydrauliccircuit.
•Y‐shapedmetallicfilter(tobemountedontheinletpipe)withameshnotlargerthan1mm.
•Charginggroupanddischargevalve,wherenecessary.
•Anti‐vibrationjoints.
T
14
12
13
4
89
5
12 10
10
3
73
6
1
11
9*
Connections carriedout bymanufacturer Connections tobe carriedout bytheinstaller
Systemoutlet
Systeminlet
Y
Y
1. Manometer
2. Anti‐vibrationjoint(recommendedfor
indoorunitjoints)
3. Stopvalve
4. Airventvalve
5. Flowswitch
6. Thermometer
7. Filter
8. Safetyvalve
9. Expansionvessel
9*Additionaexpansionvessel
10. Dischargevalve
11. Loadvalve/reintegrate
12. Temperaturesensor
13. Circulator
14. Heater
Unitwaterinletpipehavetobeincorrespondencewiththeconnectionlabelled:”WATERINLET”,otherwisethe
evaporatormayfreeze.
ItiscompulsorytoinstallontheWATERINLETconnectionametallicfilterwithameshnotlargerthan1mm.
Shouldthewaterflowswitchbealteredorshouldthefilternotbeinstalled,thewarrantywillnolongerbevalid.
Thefilterhavetobekeptclean,somakesureitiscleanaftertheunithasbeeninstalled,andthencheckit
periodically.
WARNINGAllunitsarestandardsuppliedwiththewaterflowswitch(factoryinstalled).ThewaterflowswitchHASTOBE
INSTALLEDonthewateroutletconnection(labelledWATEROUTLET).Shouldthewaterflowswitchbealtered,
removed,orshouldthewaterfilternotbeinstalledontheunit,thewarrantywillbeinvalidated.Pleasereferto
thewiringdiagramforthewaterflowswitchelectricconnections.
6.4.2 PLANTLAYOUTDESIGN
1. Indoorunit
2. DCinvertermoto‐condensing
(outdoorunit)
3. Sanitaryaccumulator
4. Plantinertialaccumulator
5. Instantaneousprepareracs
6. Solarcollector
7. Radiantplant
8. Plantswitchingover/sanitary
9. Sanitarywaterinlet
10. Sanitarywateroutlet
11. Heaterforintegration
12. Solarcentral(optional)
MSI

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6.4.3 CONNECTIONSPOSITIONS
6.4.3.1 INDOOR UNIT
A.Sytemoutletpipe(1”M)
B.Systeminletpipe(1”M)
C.Gasline(seeParagraph13.2)
D.Liquidline(seeParagraph13.2)
E.Powersupply
F.Condensatedrain(jointØ16mm)
6.4.3.2 OUTDOOR UNIT
A. Powersupplycover(accesstotheterminal
B. Gasconnectionscover
C. Gasconnections
ModelsLiquidlineGasline
1/4SAE1/2SAE
3/8SAE5/8SAE
Units12and16
A. Gasconnectionscover
(removethefrontsidecovertoaccedetothe
terminal)
ModelsLiquidlineGasline
3/8SAE5/8SAE
3/8SAE5/8SAE
6.4.4 DRAINAGECONNECTION
6.4.4.1 INDOORUNIT
Theindoorunitsaredesignedsothatthebaseinwhichthereareconnectionstothesameactofthewatertray.
•Connectapipetothepredisposedjointontheunit,cfr.Connectionsposition.
•Secureitusingahoseclamp.
•Routethepipetoasuitabledrainingplace.
•Maintainasufficientslopetoensurethesmoothflowofthecondensatewater.
6.4.4.2 OUTDOORUNIT
installedontothelowerpartoftheunitinthespecialhousingenablingtheconnectionofadrainagepipe.
B
A
C
A
B
PACK DUE7
block)
PACK DUE9
PACK DUE12
B. Accesstopowersupplyandsignalcables
PACK DUE16
Units7and9
AllPACK DUEunitshavebeendesignedtousetheirownbaseasadrainpan;aplasticpipefittingisstandardprovidedtobe

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•Locatetheholeatthebaseoftheunitbetweenthefinned
coilandfan,A.
•Connecttotheholetheprovidedfittingjoint,B.
•Connectahosetothenozzleofthesuppliedfittingjoint.
•Directthehoseintothedisposalplaceforcondensatewater.
•Maintainasufficientslopetoensurethesmoothflowof
condensatewater.
6.5 REFRIGERANTDIAGRAM
SE
EEV
LR
IN OUT
4WV
DT
LP HP
ST
M
P
C
LS
OS
FL FL
NRV
CLS
Pr
CCOMPRESSOR
CLSCOMPRESSORLIQUIDSEPARATOR(onlyforthemodelsi‐SHWAK/WP
05,07e10)
OSOILSEPARATOR(onlyforthemodelsi‐SHWAK/WP10e15)
STCOMPRESSORINLETTEMPERATURE
DTCOMPRESSOROUTLETTEMPERATURE
HPHIGHPRESSURETRANSDUCER
PrHIGHPRESSUREFLOWSWITCH
LPLOWPRESSURETRANSDUCER
LSLIQUIDSEPARATOR(onlyformodelsi‐SHWAK/WP10e15)
4WVVALVEFOINVERTINGCYCLE
LRLIQUIDRECEIVER
EEVELECTRONICEXPANSIONVALVE
NRVNORETURNVALVE(onlyforthemodelsi‐SHWAK/WP10e15)
FLFILTER
MAXIALFAN
SEOUTDOORAIRTEMPERATURE
PCIRCULATORONBOARDUNIT
INWATERINLETTEMPERATURE
OUTWATEROUTLETTEMPERATURE
WARNING:Theunitshouldbeinstalledsothatadequateclearanceisavailableformaintenanceandrepairation.The
warrantydoesnotcovercostsrelatedtoplatformsorhandlingequipmentnecessaryforanymaintenance.
AllmaintenanceandtestingoperationsshouldbecarriedoutonlybyQUALIFIEDPERSONNEL.
Beforeanyoperationontheunit,makesurethepowersupplyisdisconnected.
WARNING:Insidetheunit,therearesomemovingparts.Beespeciallycarefulwhenworkingnearthem,evenifthe
unitisoff.
Thetemperaturesofheadsandexhaustpipingofthecompressorareusuallyhigh.Thereforebecarefulwhenworking
nearcondensingcoils.
Thealuminumfinsareverysharpandcancauseseriousinjuries.
Afterthemaintenanceoperations,closethepanelstightlywiththefasteningscrews.
6.6 ELECTRICALCONNECTIONS
Checkoutthatthepowersupplymeetstheunit’selectricnominaldata(tension,phases,frequency)reportedonthelabelinthe
unit’sfrontpanel.Powerconnectionshavetobemadeinaccordancetothewiringdiagramenclosedwiththeunitandin
accordancetothenationalandinternationalnormsinforce.Powercablesandlinefuseshavetobesizedaccordingtothe
specificationslistedinthewiringdiagramenclosedwiththeunit.
WARNING:Thesupplyvoltage’sfluctuationscannotexceed±10%ofthenominalvalue.Shouldthesetolerances
notberespected,pleasecontactourtechnicaldepartment.
WARNING:Thepowersupplyhavetorespectthelistedlimits:failingthis,warrantywillterminateimmediately.
Beforeanyoperationontheunit,besurethatthepowersupplyisdisconnected.
WARNING:Thewaterflowswitch(thecomponentnumber5inthepreviousimageandfactoryinstalled)have
ALWAYStobeconnectedfollowingtheindicationslistedinthewiringdiagram.Neverbridgethewaterflow
switchconnectionsintheterminalboard.Shouldthewaterflowswitchconnectionsalteredornotproperlymade,
theguaranteewillbeinvalidated.
WARNING:Theindoorunitcannotbeinstalledinareaswithstrongvibrations,corrosivegases,andexcessof
dirtinessorhighhumiditylevels.Complywiththeminimumtechnicalinstallation.
A
B

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6.6.1 TERMINALBLOCKCONNECTIONS
Electricalwiringhavetobedoneonlybyqualifiedpersonnel.
6.6.1.1 WIRINGBETWEENINDOORANDOUTDOORUNITS
Theindoorunitmustbeconnectedtotheoutdoorunitasshowninthebelowfigure.
LN
LN
U-N
230V-1Ph-N-50Hz
PE
A
B
QF
PQE UN
Gnd
R+R-
-+
OUTDOORUNIT INDOORUNIT
X
/d
GF:Generaldifferentialswitch(not
included)
A:RS485connection
B:Powersupplyconnection
6.6.1.2 INDOORUNIT
TERMINALSOFTHEELECTRICBOX
Single‐phasepowersupplyterminals(ground–
phase‐neutral)max.4mmfortheunitsi‐U‐NFortheconnection,pleaseuseacablewithamaximumsectionof4/6mm.
Followtheregulationsforthesectionofthecable.
theoutdoorunit
P(‐)‐Q(+)‐
E(Gnd)
Fortheconnection,pleaseuseacablewithaminimumsectionof1mmfor
alengthnotmorethan10m.Forlengthuntil100macablewithsectiono
f
1.5mmmustbeused.
TERMINALSLOCATEDONTHEBOARDA1
A2Solarexpansionboard(optional)EXPANSIONFortheconnection,pleaseusethecablesuppliedwiththesolar
expansionkitfitting.
A3Output230Vac1AMAXforresistanceR2of
contactorcontrolKM2.UD0–NFortheconnection,pleaseuseacablewithaminimumsectionof1,5mm.
YV13wayvalveforsanitaryhotwaterUD1–NFortheconnection,pleaseuseacablewithaminimumsectionof1,5mm.
TH1AmbientthermostatID3–N
Fortheconnection,pleaseuseacablewithaminimumsectionof1mm
foralengthnotmorethan10m.
Forlengthmorethan10macablewithsectionof1,5mmmustbeused.
BT3BoilersanitarywatersensorIA2–G
Forconnection,acablewithminimumsectionof0,5mmmustbeused
foralengthnotmorethan50m.Forlenghuntil100m,acablewith
sectionof1mmmustbeused.
BT4OutdoorairtemperaturesensorIA3–G
Forconnection,acablewithminimumsectionof0,5mmmustbeused
foralengthnotmorethan50m.Forlenghuntil100m,acablewith
sectionof1mmmustbeused.
PROTECTIONPARTS
QFGeneraldifferentialswitch(notincluded)Forthedifferentialswitchcapcity,pleaserespecttheregulationsandthe
powersupplyofunit.
PACK DUE7‐9and6mmfortheunitsi‐
TerminalsRS485tobeconnectedwiththoseof
PACK DUE12and16.

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6.6.1.3 OUTDOORUNIT
Theelectricalconnectionshavetoberealizedbyqualifiedpersonnel.
L2N
NO
NC
R+
R-
L2
NO NC R+
R-
N
GND
GND CO
CO
L1
L1
L3
L3
FUSE
GND: groundingwire;
N1: powersupplyneutralwire;
L1: powersupplylivewire;
L2: Ifitexists,connectthelivewirecomingfromthesystem
L3:Ifitexists,connectthelivecablecomingfromthesystem
NO: genericalarmoutput(closedwhenthealarmisnotactivated);
CO: genericalarmoutputcommonterminal;
NC:NOterminalgenericalarmoutput(closedwhenthealarmisactivated);
R+: modbus+signalforconnectionwithindoorunit;
R‐: modbus‐signalforconnectionwithindoorunit;
WARNING:Thegroundingofthesignalcablemustnotbeconnectedandmustbeprotectedfromaccidental
contactwiththesheet:cutitorisolateitwithtape.
7STARTUP
Beforestart‐up
•Ensuretheavailabilityofdiagramsandmanualsoftheinstalledappliance.
•Checktheavailabilityofdiagramselectricalandhydraulicdiagramsoftheplantwheretheapplianceisconnected.
•Checkiftheanti‐vibrationcouplingsexistsonhydraulicpipes.
•Checkiftheshut‐offvalvesofthehydrauliccircuitsareopened.
•Checkthatthehydrauliccircuithasbeenloadedintorequiredpressureandventedfromair.
•Checkthatallthehydraulicconnectionsarecarriedoutcorrectlyandthatallinformationonthelabelsarerespected.
•Ensurethatarrangementshavebeenprovidedtodraincondensate.
•Ensourethatpowercablesandallterminalsanrewellconnected.
•Checkthattheelectricalconnectionshavebeenmadeaccordingtoapplicableregulationsincludinggrounding.
•Thevoltagemustbespecifiedonthenameplateoftheunit.
•Ensurethatthevoltageiswithinthetolerancelimitsof(±10%).
•Checkthattheheatingelementsofthecompressorarepoweredproperly.
•Ensurethattherearenogasleaks.
•Beforethestartup,checkthatallshuttingpanelsarepositionedandfixedwithproperscrews.
Thecrankcaseheatershavetobepoweredatleast12hoursbeforestartupbyswitchingoffthemainswitch(the
heatersareautomaticallypoweredwhenthemainswitchisswitchedoff).Thecrankcaseheatersareworking
properlyif,aftersomeminutes,thetemperatureofcrankcase’scompressorisabout10°C÷15°Chigherthan
ambienttemperature.
Neverswitchofftheunit(foratemporarystop)byswitchingoffthemainswitch:thiscomponentshouldbeusedto
disconnecttheunitfromthepowersupplyonlyforlengthystoppages(e.g.seasonalstoppages).Besides,failingthe
powersupply,thecrankcase’sresistancesarenotsuppliedthusresultinginapossiblebreakdownofthe
compressorsoncetheunitisswitchedon.
WARNING
Donotmodifytheinternalwiringoftheunitotherwisethewarrantywillterminateimmediately.
WARNING:Asfortheheatpumpmodels,thesummer/winteroperatingmodehavetobeselectedatthebeginning
oftherelatedseason.Frequentchangesofthisseasonaloperatingmodehavetobeavoidedinordertoprevent
severedamagestocompressors.
ForthemodelsPACK DUE7andPACK DUE9,theterminalblockislocatedundertheplasticcoverontherightsideofthe
theterminalblockhastoberealizedinaccordancetothebelownotes.
outdoorunit(forthePACK DUE 12andPACK DUE16models,itisnecessarytoremovetheprotectivecarter).Thewiringto

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8INDOORUNITCONTROLPANEL
Thecontrolpaneliscomposedofadisplayandbuttonsforprogramming.
ESC
1
PRG
MODE
ON/OFF
4 5 6 7 8
2
3
8.1 LED
1Heatpumpinheatingmode
2Heatpumpincoolingmode
3Circulationpumpinsanitarymode
1+3Circulationpumpincoolingmodewithsanitaryboilerpriority
2+3Heatpumpinheatingmodewithsanitaryboilerpriority
4Heatpumpcompressorison
5Hydraulicpumpoftheheatpumpsystem
6Electricheaterofheatingsysteminheat(winter)mode
7Sanitaryboilerelectricheater
8Hydraulicpumpofsolarsystem
8.2 FUNCTIONSOFBUTTONS
Esc
Alarmreset
Menuexit
Usermenuscrolling
MODE
ON/OFF
Changeinheatpumpmode
Topoweronandofftheheatpump
PrgToselectparameters
Tostoreparameters
▲
Increasethesetpoint
Toincreasethevaluetobechanged
Selecttopiteminsidethemenu
▼
Decreasethesetpoint
Decreasethevaluetobechanged
Decreasethebottomiteminsidethemenu
8.2.1 LEVELSOFACCESS
Ithas2levelsofconsultationandprogramming.
1WithoutpasswordfortheuserTodisplaythevaluesofparameters,changesetpoint,dateandhour.
2WithpasswordforMaintenanceandManufacturerTodisplayandprogramminotheparametersoftheappliance.
Pleasecontactourservicecentreforfurtherdetails.

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8.3 DESCRIPTIONOFTHEMAINDISPLAY
DISPLAYVISUALISATIONNOTE
MAIN
DISPLAYDateandtime
Display1Returntemperaturefromtheheatingorcoolingsystem
Setpointofheatingorcoolingsystem
Display2
Temperatureofthesensorofthesanitarysanitary
termoaccumulatore
Set‐pointofsanitarysanitarytermoaccumulatore
Display3Outdoorairtemperature
Display4Temperatureofthesolarpanelcollector
Temperatureofthesanitarythermo‐accumulator
Screenshotavailableonlyinthepresenceof
solarpanel
Display5PoweroutputofthesolarsystemScreenshotavailableonlyinthepresenceof
solarpanel
8.3.1 NAVIGATIONBETWEENDISPLAYS
Onthecontrolpanel
1PresstheESCbuttontobrowsetheuser’smenu.
8.4 OPERATINGMODES
MODEDESCRIPTION
OFFTheunitstayinstand‐by
OnlycoolingProductionofchilledwaterforcooling
CoolingandsannitarywaterProductionofchilewaterforcoolingandandsanitaryhotwater
OnlyheatingProductionofhotwaterforheating
HeatingandsanitarywaterProductionofhotwaterforheatingandsanitaryhotwater
OnlysanitarywaterProductionofsanitaryhotwater
8.4.1 OPERATIONMODESETTING
Onthecontrolpanel
1Pressthe“ModeOn‐Off”buttontoselecttheoperatingmode.
2Willbeautomaticallymemorized.
8.5 PROCEDURE
8.5.1 SET‐POINTSELECTION
Onthecontrolpanel
1Pressthearrowstothesetpointvalue.
2Willbeautomaticallymemorized.
Theoperationisthesamealsoforthemodificationofthesanitaryset‐point.
8.6 DESCRPTIONOFFUNCTIONS
FunctionDESCRIPTION
TimersettingSettingofthetimeronandofffortheheatpumpaccordingtotimeslots.
Set‐pointsettingSettingtheset‐pointofthesystemandsanitaryofheatpump.
PaswordsettingSettingthepaswordtoaccessintothemenumainyenerofmanufacturer.
ProgrammingSettingtheparametersdisplayedonlybytheuser(nopassword)clock(hoursandminutes)appearsonthemainpage.
8.6.1 ACCESSTOTHEFUNCTIONS
Onthecontrolboard
1Pressthe“PRG”buttontoenter.
2Pressthearrowsbuttonstoselectthefunction.
3Pressthe“PRG”buttontoaccede.

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8.7 ALARMS
AlarmtypeAlarmdescriptionCause
WaterflowsalarmLackofwatercirculationonthehydraulicsideofthe
heating/cooling/sanitaryboilersystem.
Hydraulicpumpisoff,burnt,ecc.. thepressure
ofthewatersideiszerobar.
Thefaucetforinterceptionofthesystemare
closed.
Outdoorunitlink
alarm
Aloseorbadserialconnectionbetweenindoorand
outdoormoto‐condensingunit.Electricalconnectionsreversedorinterrupted
SensoralarmBaddetectionofthetemperaturesensor.Cableoftemperaturesensorisinterrupted.
Temperaturesensorerror.
WaterantifreezeTemperatureofthewaterofcooling/heating/sanitary
boilersystemisbelowthesetpoint.
Hydraulicpumpisoff,burnt,etc...
Pressureonthewatersideis0bar.Faucetsfor
theinterceptionofthesystemareclosed
8.8 ADJUSTMENTOFSANITARYWATERVALVE
Toactivatethesanitaryhotwateryoumust:
•connecttotheterminalsIA2–Gasensorwhichshouldbeinstalledinsidethetank,
•connectthe3‐wayswitch‐overvalvetotheterminalsUD1‐N(withspringreturn)
Ifthesanitaryhotwatertemperatureislowerthantheset‐pointofsanitarywater(setto48°Cbydefault)theunitactivatesthe3‐
wayswitch‐overvalvetodeviatetheflowofwatertowardsthewatertankortoaheatexchanger.Iftheset‐pointofsanitary
waterisreached,thevalvereturnsinrestperiod.
ContactUD1N‐(3‐wayvalve):
•close:valveenergizedandwaterflowdeviatedtothewatertank,
•open:valvede‐energizedandwaterflowdeviatedtotheuser.
Commutatingfromwintermodeoperationtosanitarymodeoperation,thecompressorremainsonandworksundertheset
frequency.Commutatingfromsummermodeoperation,thecompressorturnsoffforsafetyperiod.
NOTES:
Usingthekeyboardontheunittoturnoffitdoesnotthesanitaryoperation
Thedisplayboardontheunitshows:
•Insanitarymode:thedisplayshowsthetemperaturemeasuredbythesensorlocatedinthecontainer,
•Inheatingorcoolingmode:thediplayshowstheoutletwatertemperaturesensor.
Thedefrostduringheatingoperationisalwaysperformedontheuserside,neveronthesanitarywatertank.
9MICROPROCESSORUSERINTERFACE
Itisusedtoresetthemanualresettingalarms.
Duringtheparameters’setting,thisbuttoncanbeusedtorevertBACKtothepreviouslevel.
Itallowsyoutoviewthesettingmenuparameters.
UPbutton:Inthesettingmode,thisbuttonallowsyoutomoveuptoahighermenuortoincreasethevalueofa
parameterwhenyouareintheeditmode.
DOWNbutton:Inthesettingmode,thisbuttonallowsyoutoshifttoalowermenuortodecreasethevalueofa
parameterwhenyouareintheeditmode.

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9.1 DISPLAY
Innormalviewdisplaysthealarmcodeifatleastanalarmisactive.Incaseofmultiplealarmsactivation,itwilldisplaythefirst
alarm,whilethesecondappearswhenthefirstisreset.
9.2 LED
CompressorLED
•ONifthecompressorisrunning
•OFFifthecompressorisoff
•FLASHINGiftimingsareinprogresswaitingforcompressor’sstartup
SanitarywaterLED•ONifsanitarywatervalveisinopenposition
•OFFifthesanitarywatervalveisinclosedposition
DefrostingLED
•ONindefrostoperatingmode
•OFFifdefrostingmodeisdisabledorcompleted
•FLASHINGifdefrostingcycleinterval’stimeisinprogress
AntfreezeresistanceLED•TheLEDisONiftheantifreezeresistanceisactive.
WaterpumpLED•TheLEDisONifthewaterpumpisrunning.
AlarmLED•TheLEDisONifanalarmisactivated.
HeatLED•TheLEDisONiftheunitisintheheatingmodeoperation.
CoolLED•LEDisONiftheunitisinthecoolingmodeoperation.
9.3 ANTIFREEZEPROTECTIONRESISTANCES(iftheKASaccessoryispresent)
Theheatingcableplacedonthebasementoftheapplianceisequippedwithabuilt‐inthermostatwhichactivatesthecableevenif
theunitisoff(butenergized)whentheoutsideairtemperaturedecreasesbelow5°C.
9.4 ALARMS
9.4.1 Sensoralarms
Thealarmwillbeactivatedinthecaseofashortoropencircuitofanyconnectedandenabledsensor.
Thealarmwillbeactivatedalsowhenthetemperaturebecomeshigherthanthesensors’upperlimit(100°C)orlessthanthe
lowerlimit(‐50°C).
9.4.2 Timeoutinverter
Supposingthecontrollerdoesnotcommunicatewiththedriverofthecompressor,thetimeoutalarmwillbeactivatedinorderto
preventasystem’scontrolloss.
9.4.3 Highpressure
Iftheonboardpressuretransductordetectsapressurehigherthan40bar,thealarmwillbeactivated.
Inthiscasethecompressorwillstopimmediately.
Thealarmwillresetwhenthepressuredecreasesunder36bar.
9.4.4 Highpressureflowswitch(inserieswiththecompressoroutletprobe)
Ifthepressureswitchonthemachinedetectsapressurehigherthan42barthealarmwillbeactive.
Inthiscase,thecompressorwillbeimmediatelystopped.Thealarmresetswhenthepressuredropsbelow32bar.
9.4.5 Lowpressure
Iftheonboardpressuretransductordetectsapressurelowerthan2bars,thealarmwillbeactivated.
Inthiscasethecompressorwillstopimmediately.
Thealarmwillresetwhenthepressuregoesover6bar.
9.5 POWERFAILURE
Afterpowersupplyreset:
1.Thesystemcomesbacktothepreviousstatebeforethepowerfailure.
2.Ifthesystemisdefrosting,thismodewillbecancelledafterpowersupplyreset.
3.Alltherunningtimingswillbeclearedandresetagain.
This manual suits for next models
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