elco AEROTOP T Series Technical manual

Planning Document
AEROTOP T
Air-Water Heat Pump
10/2012 Art. 420010415801
General information
• Calculations, dimensioning, installations and commissioning
with regard to the products described in this document may only
be executed by proven experts.
• Locally valid regulations must be observed; they may deviate
from the information in this document.
• Changes remain reserved.

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Table of Contents
Product overview AEROTOP T............................................................................ 3
Performance curves overview AEROTOP T at 35°C flow line................................................. 4
AEROTOP T at 45°C flow line................................................. 5
Product Description AEROTOP T............................................................................ 6
Planning hints Correct dimensioning................................................................ 8
Operational limits...................................................................... 9
Determination of the heating capacity...................................... 10
Dimensioning of pressure expansion vessels........................... 11
Dimensioning AEROTOP TC integrated expansion vessel...... 12
Cooling with the heat pump system.......................................... 13
Technical Data AEROTOP T............................................................................ 16
Fan rotational speed................................................................ 22
Loss of pressure water-heat exchanger................................... 23
Integrated pumps..................................................................... 24
Remaining pump pressure....................................................... 25
Noiselevel................................................................................ 26
Check list For correct setup of an air-water heat pump............................ 27
Performance data AEROTOP T07 – T16.............................................................. 28
AEROTOP T20 – T35.............................................................. 29
AEROTOP T07X – T10X......................................................... 30
AEROTOP T07R – T16R (Cooling)………............................. 31
AEROTOP T20R – T35R (Cooling)………............................. 32
Setup and connection Safety, transport and installation.............................................. 33
Electrical connections, setup types.......................................... 34
Hydraulic connections, condensation water drain................... 34
Commissioning Conditions, parameterization, maintenance............................ 35
Indoor setup Unit dimensions....................................................................... 36
Air connections for indoor setup Air connections, type of setup.................................................. 38
Air inlet, corresponding unit dimensions................................... 38
Air outlet, corresponding unit dimensions................................ 39
Cornersetup............................................................................ 40
Cut-out plans wall setup............................................................ 42
Accessories.............................................................................. 43
Variations corner setup with inflexible ducts............................. 47
Cut-out plans parallel setup....................................................... 49
Outdoor setup
Unit dimensions........................................................................ 50
Special regulations, setup location........................................... 51
Foundation plan....................................................................... 52
Performance diagrams AEROTOP T............................................................................ 54
Hydraulic plan Standard plans......................................................................... 74
Notes ................................................................................................. 82

Product Overview
AEROTOP T
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AEROTOP T
The standard version is used
exclusively for heating, indoor or
outdoor installation, 3x400 VAC.
AEROTOP T..C
Up to model AEROTOP T12C
additionally available as compact heat
pump with integrated buffer storage,
electrical heater element, expansion
vessel and circulation pump.
AEROTOP T..X
Up to model AEROTOP T10X and to
AEROTOP T10CX also available in
1x230V (available in F / I / B).
AEROTOP T..R
Reversible heat pump in standard
version, used to heat and cool, indoor
or outdoor installation, 3x400 VAC.
AEROTOP T..RX
Up to model AEROTOP T10RX, also
available in 1x230 V (available in
F / I / B).
The high quality air-water heat pump
AEROTOP T extracts geothermal heat
from the environment and releases it
to the heating system at a higher
temperature. AEROTOP T heat pumps
are suitable for indoor and outdoor
installation when using the corres-
ponding accessories (not T..C…).
The reversible model of the
AEROTOP T heat pump series can
also be used for active cooling.
The broad range of AEROTOP T heat
pumps is available in the following
versions and models:

Performance Curves Overview
AEROTOP T with 35°C Flow
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Also applies to same models in compact (C), in reversible (R), and mono-phase (M) designs.
Heating capacity AEROTOP T with 35°C Flow
Air intake temperature (°C)
Heating capacity (kW)

Performance Curves Overview
AEROTOP T with 45°C Flow
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Also applies to same models in compact (C), in reversible (R), and mono-phase (M) designs.
Heating capacity AEROTOP T with 45°C Flow
Air intake temperature (°C)
Heating capacity (kW)

Product Description
AEROTOP T
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High Degree of Efficiency and
Optimized Defrosting
Thanks to the correspondingly
dimensioned air heat exchanger as well
as the unique defrosting system, the
AEROTOP T heat pump is especially
efficient and a cost-saver.
This heat pump always exceeds the
required degree of efficiency
(coefficient) of3.0 (COP at A2W35).
Frost forms on the air exchanger, the
evaporator, if the exterior temperature
is less than 5°C. This results in ice
formation and as a consequence
reduces the heat exchange and with
that the efficiency of the heat pump.
The evaporator must be defrosted to
remove this frost or ice. However, the
defrosting process, carried out by the
AEROTOP T by reversing the cooling
circuit, is cumbersome since the heat
pump does not yield any energy during
the defrosting process but still uses
electricity. This is frequently
unnecessary since frost formation
depends on the humidity in the air.
Instead of the unnecessary defrosting
at timed intervals, the AEROTOP T
determines the correct time to defrost
the unit using a progressive and well
thought out logic with different per-
formance parameters in the cooling
circuit. Thanks to this procedure, the
unit rarely requires any defrosting
during the winter, if any at all, which is
a great advantage.
Cooling with AEROTOP TR
The purpose of heat pumps is primarily
to supply a building with heat. However,
the technology can also be used to
cool a building in the summer.
This involves actively generating the
cooling energy through a process
reversal of the heat pump. In case of
distributor systems specifically
designed for cooling (fan coil or
similar), the cooling capacity of the
heat pump can be transferred optimally
to the building. Cooling ceilings also
have a good cooling capacity and
comfort level. Floor heaters, however,
are only partially suited and provide a
limited cooling effect. Radiator heaters
are unsuitable.
Cascade
Thanks to the new heat pump controller
LOGON B WP61, it is possible to link
and operate several heat generators of
a system in a cascade arrangement.
Cascades with up to 4 heat pumps, or
a bivalent operation in combination with
fossil heat generators are feasible.
When using a cascade formation, the
heat generators switch on or off
depending on the current energy
demand: If the currently running heat
pump cannot satisfy the energy
demand within a specific time, an
additional heat pump/heat generator
switches on.
Quiet Operation
Regardless whether installed indoors
or outdoors, the air-water heat pump
AEROTOP T is characterized by
comparatively very low noise
emissions. This is possible thanks to
the high-performance fan, the very
advantageous air routing, the
noise--dampening insulation of the
cladding, as well as the
multi-dampened support of the cooling
circuit. Additional noise insulation
elements are available for most
variants to reduce sound emissions
further. AEROTOP T heat pumps are
quiet and efficient. However, incorrectly
integrating constructional components
may result in undesired noise increases
if the conditions are unfavorable.
Flexible and Space-Saving
Thanks to the clever utilization of the
geometric properties of the radial fan,
AEROTOP T heat pumps are among
the most flexible, space saving
air--water heat pumps. Especially
noteworthy is the fact that the heat
pump can be placed into the left or right
corner of the utility room when not
using the air ducts. The exhaust
opening is easily moved on-site from
the left to the right and even to the top
without having to use any additional
tools. The intake opening can also be
selected as desired without special
accessories. AEROTOP T heat pumps
are also suitable for outdoors
installation when using the
corresponding accessories.

Product Description
AEROTOP T
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Enclosure and Special Components
The enclosure consists of a frame that
is completely free of thermal bridging,
sound dampened, and specifically
developed for use with heat pumps.
The cladding and panels feature a
high-grade insulation to sound-dampen
and thermally insulate the unit.
A pedestal or base is not required since
the feet of the unit feature a vibration-
dampening design. All panels can
be detached for easy access to the
internal elements of the unit and for
control or configuration tasks.
The high-performance radial fan
ensures the unit runs efficiently and
quietly. The high performance cooling
circuit is mounted on a vibration-
dampened support and features a
thermostatic expansion valve, filter
dryer, inspection glass, high-pressure
pressure controller with manual reset,
and a low-pressure pressure controller
with automatic reset function. The
hermetic scroll compressor is mounted
on a double vibration dampened s
upport. The evaporator consists of a
large-area finned tube heat exchanger
made from aluminum and copper; the
condenser consists of a welded
chromium steel high performance plate
heat exchanger. The environmentally
friendly refrigerant R407C is used as
the working medium. A flow monitor on
the consumer side ensures trouble-free
cooling for reversible heat pumps.
Brief Description of the LOGON B
WP61 Controller
Plain text display unit, control and
protection of the cooling circuit, defrost
logic, malfunction display and dia-
gnostics, control of a sliding or mixed
heating circuit, service water heating,
storage tank charging, control of the
electrical auxiliary heater, expandable
for several mixed heating circuits.
LPB system bus with up to 15 heating
circuits per segment, bivalent operation
with additional heat generator (oil/gas),
cascade of several HPs. cooling
function, improved solar function
(heating support, pool, PWH), pool
function, controlling the multi-phase
electrical heating elements.
Selectable Connections
The connections for heater flow and
return, condensate drain, and electrical
connections can be placed on the left
or right side during the on-site
installation and even directed towards
the bottom when installed outdoors.

Planning Notes
Correct Dimensioning of the heating capacity
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Heat Demand and Heat Capacity
The correct dimensioning of the
air-water pump is a key task. The heat
pump must meet the heat demand of
the building. This demand increases as
the exterior temperature drops but the
heat capacity of the air-water heat
pump decreases at the same time. The
two charts illustrate this opposing trend.
Heat demand of the building
Exterior temperature
Exterior design
temperature
Exterior temperature
Heating capacity of
an air-water heat
Correct Dimensioning and
Bivalence Point
This makes it clear that a monovalent
system with an air-water heat pump as
the only heat generator has a clearly
overdimensioned heat pump during
most of the year and especially during
the intermediate season. Not only does
this result in higher investments costs,
the more frequent switching (on, off) of
the heat pump also has a negative
effect on the pump's efficiency and
thereby increases operating costs
(see chart A).
A somewhat smaller heat pump is
selected for a bivalent system. This
pump is dimensioned not for the
exterior design temperature of the
system but a slightly higher exterior
temperature instead, the so-called
bivalence point. If the exterior tempera-
ture drops below the bivalence point,
an electrical auxiliary heater is
switched on, this then covers the
missing heat output. The heat pump
continues to have priority and, together
with the additionally activated
electrical heater, delivers the required
heat (see chart B).
With a bivalence point, the heat pump
is dimensioned exactly to meet the heat
demand of the building. With lower
exterior temperatures, the electrical
auxiliary heater is activated; with higher
exterior temperatures, the heat pump is
still overdimensioned but to a lesser
degree. An optimal annual degree of
efficiency (coefficient) is achieved if the
bivalence point is set to be slightly
below the temperature most frequently
occurring at the building location.
Exterior temperature
Exterior temperature
Heating capacity
Heating capacity
Heat demand
of the building
Heat output
Auxiliary heater
Heating capacity of
an air-water heat
pump dimensioned
for exterior design
temperature (output
too high)
Heating capacity of
an air-water heat
pump dimensioned
for bivalence
temperature
(correct output)
Bivalence point
Chart A
Chart B

Planning Notes
Operating Limits
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Pipes, tubes, and air ducts must be
kept as short as possible and routed in
such a way that pressure and heat loss
are minimized. Incorrectly or badly
installed or dimensioned pipes, tubes,
or air ducts may damage the heat
pump.
Area of Application
The following chart depicts the
application area of the air-water heat
pump AEROTOP T. Please consult the
performance overview for more
detailed operating specifications for
various heat pump models. The
temperature difference at the
condenser must be between
7 and 10°C.
Operating the heat pump is prohibited
if the following conditions exist:
• Construction drying
• System/unit used in unfinished
buildings
• Windows or exterior doors
unfinished and locked
These cases require the use of a
specific construction heating system.
Functional heating or surface-ready
heating with the heat pump acc. to
DIN EN 1264 is only permitted when
complying with these conditions.
General Information
The rated throughput values for
evaporator and condenser are
minimum values. Set points and
adjusted parameters may not fall below
these values to ensure the indicated
performance.
Furthermore, it must be noted that the
design of the heat pump concerning its
standard operation may not yield the
full extent of the required heat output.
The following notes must be observed
as well:
• Comply with the corresponding
standards and rules of the
floor/screed manufacturer!
• Proper function is only ensured
with a correctly installed system
(hydraulics, electrical, settings)!
• Deviations may damage the
floor/screed!
source inlet temperature [°C]
flow temperature [°C]

Planning Notes
Determining Heat Output and Allowances
With hot water
Without hot water
Mid-level
altitude
Qh = Oil consumption (Ltr.)
300
Qh = Oil consumption (Ltr.)
265
In excess of
800 m above
Qh = Oil consumption (Ltr.)
330
Qh = Oil consumption (Ltr.)
295
Oil heater
With hot water
Without hot water
Mid-level altitude Qh = Gas consumption (m3) x 0.93
300
Qh = Gas consumption (m3) x 0.93
265
In excess of
800 m above
Qh = Gas consumption (m3) x 0.93
330
Qh = Gas consumption (m3) x 0.93
295
Gas heater
Retrofitting an existing oil or gas
heater with heat pump:
The heating capacity can be calculated
based on the existing average fuel
consumption.
Qh = Heat demand in kW
Allowances to the Heat Pump Output
Off Periods
Blocked Times
The off periods (blocked times)
theoretically should be considered by
the following formula and the heat
demand should be multiplied with the
factor f.
Hot Water Allowances
The allowance for generating hot water
can be taken into account as follows:
Example
Number of people 4
Hot water demand 50 liters
per person and day.
Heat demand allowance:
Q˙WW = 4 x 0,085 kW = 0,34 kW
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Hot water demand
per person
and day (l)
Additional heating output
per person (kW)
Tw = 45°C
∆T = 35 K
30 0,051
40 0,068
50 0,085
60 0,102
f = 24 h
24 h - off period per day (h)

Planning Notes
Configuration of Pressure Expansion Vessels
VN = VA x F x X
Key
Vn = Expansion volume
VA = System content acc. to
list below
F = Temperature-dependent
Factor
40°C 50°C 60°C 80°C
0,0079 0,0121 0,0171 0,029
TZ = Average system temperature TZ = (TV + TR)/2
= F
Up to 30 kW X = 3,0
31 - 150 kW X = 2,0
above 150 kW X = 1,5
Safety factor for boiler output
X = Safety factor
Important
Water contents of hot water tanks
(buffer storage) are not considered in
the table and must be added
separately.
1 = Floor heating
2 = Radiators
3 = Heating panels
Select the expansion vessel based on
the expansion volume and the system
height Hp. The system height Hp is the
height from the middle of the expansion
vessel up to the upper point of the
heating unit.
Type
0,5 bar 0,8 bar 1,0 bar 1,2 bar 1,5 bar 1,8 bar
PND 18 10,3 8,7 7,7 6,6 5,1 3,5
PND 25 14,3 12,0 10,7 9,1 7,1 4,7
PND 35 20,2 17,0 15,0 13,0 10,0 7,0
PND 50 28,6 24,4 21,4 18,5 14,3 9,8
PND 80 45,7 38,6 34,3 29,7 22,9 16,5
max. height Hp 2 m 5 m 7 m 9 m 12 m 15 m
Initial Pressure in Empty Vessel (= Hp + 0,3 bar)
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Boiler output (kW)
VA system capacity (liter)

Planning Notes
Configuration of the AEROTOP TC integrated 12 litre
expansion vessel
General information for the correct
configuration
The heat pumps AEROTOP T..C can
be installed without an additional
external expansion vessel if all of the
following conditions are met:
• Direct heating circuit: Standard 1
or standard 1-6
• H (height of system) <= 7m
• Heating capacity at outdoor
temperature (Ta) –10°C of
maximum 10kW. (Note:
AEROTOP T12C electric heater
element with max. 2 kW)
• Water volume of the system VA
must not exceed the values given
in the table.
Installation example
AEROTOP T12C, electric heater
element with maximum capacity of
2 kW, standard
• TZ 35°C: Maximum averaged
temperature of the system during
heating mode (corresponds to
40°C/30°C)
• H (system height) <= 7m
• Ta (dimensioning of outdoor
temperature): -10°C
• AEROTOP T12Cmaximum capacity
at Ta of -10°C and 40°C
Flow temperature: 7.4 kW + 2 kW
Electric heater element = 9.4 kW
< 10 kW, OK!
• Requirement: VA <= 290 litres;
rough verification: Maximum
heating capacity at Ta of 9.4 kW x
20 litres/kW for underfloor
heating + 50 litres Integrated
accumulation tank = 238 litres
< 290 litres: OK!
VA must be known for final
dimensioning of the expansion
vessel.
Permissible water volume VA of the
system
The following table gives the maximum
water volumes for the system
depending on the TZ (max. averaged
temperature of the system during
heating mode) and the structural height
of the system (H), whose expansions
can be absorbed by the integrated
12 litre expansion vessel.
VA[Litres]
H (m) p0(bar) TZ = 30°C TZ = 35°C TZ = 40°C TZ = 45°C TZ = 50°C TZ = 55°C TZ = 60°C
2 0.5 550 390 300 230 190 160 130
3 0.6 520 370 280 220 180 150 130
5 0.8 460 330 250 190 160 130 110
6 0.9 430 310 230 180 150 120 100
7 1 400 290 210 170 140 110 100
9 1.2 340 250 180 140 110 100 -
12 1.5 240 180 130 - - - -
15 1.8 - - - - - - -
H System height
po(bar) Minimum primary pressure of expansion vessel
TZ Maximum averaged operating temperature of the system (Tvl + Trl)/2 during heating mode
PSV Switching-on point of the pressure relief valve = 3 bar
VAPermissible water volume of the system. Heating system water volume including 40 litres of the
integrated accumulation tank
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Planning Notes
Cooling with Heat Pump Systems
Active Cooling
The cooling energy is produced actively
using the heat pump to cool. The
purpose of heat pumps is primarily to
supply a building with heat. However,
the technology can also be used to
cool a building in the summer.
This requires a process reversal during
the cooling cycle. In this case, the heat
emission side (condenser) becomes
the heat absorption side (evaporator).
During this phase, the heat pump
functions like a refrigerator.
The cooling and heating cycle cannot
run at the same time. The use of a cool
store is recommended in any case
to prevent the heat pump from
switching on and off and switching to
water heating too often. Depending
on the system concept, the heating
storage can also be used as cooling
storage. In case of distributor systems
specifically designed for cooling (fan
coil orsimilar), the cooling capacity of
the heat pump can be transferred
optimally to the building. Cooling
ceilings also have a good cooling
capacity and comfort level. Floor
heaters, however, are only partially
suited and provide a limited cooling
effect. Radiator heaters are unsuitable.
Active Cooling Insulation
Water at a temperature less than 17°C
is considered to be cold water. In the
presence of cold water, the usual
heating system insulations cannot be
used. Suitable insulation, especially
when using active cooling, is
necessary. Insulation suitable for cold
water is primarily used to avoid
condensation but also to prevent cold
water absorbing any of the heat, and
also to protect against external
mechanical stresses. Condensation
must be avoided with a suitable
insulation to prevent surface corrosions
on the distributor system or mold in
moist layers.
Insulation for cold water must be
vapor-- proof and installed to all
distributor system elements (pipes,
tanks, pumps, cocks, valves, etc.) in a
vapor-proof manner. Special insulating
materials are commercially available in
different designs (e.g. Armaflex,
Tubolit). Standards SIA 380, DIN 4140
describe the insulation techniques.
Please comply with the guidelines of
relevant local professional associations
(VSI, VDI, FESI).
General Cooling Information
1. The cooling cycle always must be
monitored. If the room air is cooled
unchecked, condensation water will
emerge.
This may damage the equipment
or building components. The flow
temperature in conjunction with the
humidity (dew point contact
temperature detector or room
sensor for humidity and tempera
ture) is best for monitoring.
2. A separate cooling circuit should
be planned for the cooling mode.
This circuit can be combined with a
cooling ceiling or ventilation system,
for example. Partial cooling via the
floor heater or convectors is also
possible if the need for cooling is
limited.
3. Water flow must be ensured or
cooling is not possible. When
cooling via the heating surfaces,
thermostatic individual controls
must be used that can be switched
to cooling mode. The valves are
otherwise closed in summer and
cooling is impossible.
Measures to Reduce the Building
Cooling Capacity
The room cooling capacity is calculated
based on the sum of the individual room
demand. If the cooling demand exceeds
the available cooling capacity, the
following reduction measures may be
used:
1. Direct sunlight through the window
areas can be restricted through
constructional measures (shutters,
window shades, blinds).
2. The amount of sunlight received by
each room frequently differs due to
the different cardinal points.
This means that not the entire
cooling capacity must be available
at the same time. This can reduce
the max. simultaneous cooling
demand.
3. Nighttime cooling of constructional
elements can also lower the
daytime cooling demand.
Calculating the Cooling Capacity
The cooling demand is calculated in
accordance with national and local
standards.
E.G.:
VDI 2078 : Real estate and buildings
DIN 18599: Energetic assessment of
nonresidential buildings (also includes
air-conditioning or cooling)
DIN EN ISO 13790 Energetic
assessment of buildings (similar to
DIN 18599) only across Europe
DIN EN 255
SIA382/2: Room temperature
requirements.
SIA382/3: Determining the cooling
requirement of building.
Cooling is differentiated by internal
cooling capacity (e.g. thermal discharge
of equipment, persons, lights) and
external cooling capacity (sun exposure,
heat from building components, and
ventilation gains due to exterior air).
The estimate acc. to HEA can be used
for approximate calculations. However,
the conditions listed below must
be taken into account as well. The
calculations of the implementation
phase must be based on national
and local standards.
Private residences 30 Watt/m3
Offices 40 Watt/m3
Sales rooms 50 Watt/m3
Glass additions 200 Watt/m3
Factors
Empirical Data for a Quick
Calculation
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Planning Notes
Cooling with Heat Pump Systems
Comfortable Room Temperature
A room is considered to be thermally
comfortable when the room tempera-
ture in the summer is below 28°C.
This does not apply to air-conditioned
rooms. Other factors are affecting
thermal comfort ranges as well.
Thermal comfort requirements are
defined in standard DIN EN 15251,
which provides a general guideline
when implementing construction
projects.
Recommendations for Surface
Temperatures of Cooled Floors
When using a floor area for cooling, the
comfort requirements and the weather
data can be used to estimate the
condensation risk so that the surface
temperatures should generally be in a
range of 20°C to 29°C.
Special attention must be paid to floor
surfaces that are used when barefoot,
for example, in bathrooms, since the
surface temperatures perceived as
being comfortable may be significantly
higher depending on the floor covering.
Rooms with high humidity loads,
especially bathrooms and kitchens,
should not be cooled or only by
considering the dew point threshold.
Comfortable floor surface temperatures
min max
Wearing shoes 19 °C 29°C
Carpet 21°C 28°C
Pine wood 23°C 28°C
Oak 24°C 28°C
Linoleum 24°C 28°C
Concrete/screed 26°C 28°C
Barefoot
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Range of comfortable
Temperature
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
Outside temperature in °C
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
Room temperature in °C

Planning Notes
Cooling with Heat Pump Systems
Monitoring Function to Prevent
Condensate Precipitation
To avoid condensation, the integrated
Logon B WP61 controller features
different monitor functions.
1. Flow Temperature Monitor
The temperature is set at the factory to
18°C. This temperature value ensures
in almost all cases that condensation
does not occur. A dew point monitor
should always be used in addition.
2. Dew Point Monitor
This device is attached to critical points
such as the floor heating distribution
box. As soon as the connected dew
point monitor detects condensation, it
closes the contact and thereby
switches cooling off.
3. Hygrostat
To prevent condensate due to a room
humidity that is too high, a hygrostat
can be connected, which then realizes
a fixed flow temperature increase.
As soon as the value set at the
hygrostat is exceeded, the hygrostat
closes the contact and this triggers the
flow temperature set point increase
set here.
High-End Solutions
4. Humidistat
To prevent condensate due to a room
humidity that is too high, a humidistat
can be connected, which then realizes
a continuous flow set point increase.
If the relative room humidity exceeds
an adjustable value, the flow set point
is increased steadily.
5. Room Sensor for Humidity and
Temperature
The dew point temperature is
determined based on the relative room
humidity and the associated room air
temperature.
To prevent water condensation on
surfaces, the flow temperature is min.
limited by an adjustable value that is
above the dew point temperature.
Dehumidifier
An external dehumidification can be
used in combination with the last two
monitoring functions. An external
de-humidifier can be switched on to
reduce the humidity in the air.
TP = Dew point temp. Monitor
Distributor Box
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Return Flow
Flow

Technical Data
AEROTOP T07(C)-T16
Heat pump type AEROTOP T T07(C) T10(C) T12(C) T14 T16
Heating operation For A2/W35
Heating Capacity Qh kW 6.4 9.1 11.8 13.7 14.8
Power input Pel kW 2.0 2.8 3.4 3.9 4.1
Performance number EN14511 COP - 3.3 3.3 3.5 3.5 3.6
Heating operation For A7/W35
Heating Capacity Qh kW 8.1 11.5 13.6 15.8 17
Power input Pel kW 2.0 2.9 3.4 3.9 4.2
Performance number EN14511 COP - 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.1
Condenser Scroll hermetically
Maximum current consumption lmax. A 6.3 10 11 13 13.5
Start-up current with smooth starter VSA A 15.75 25 27.5 32.5 33.75
Current intensity with blocked rotor LRA A 40 50 66 74 74
Current connection V-f-Hz 400-3-50
Fuse WP A/T 16 16 16 20 20
Fuse WP with electrical insert A/T 20 20 20 25 25
Condenser, heater side Material: Chrome steel AISI 304, 1.4301
Hydraulic connections IG Zoll 1” 1” 1” 1” 1”
Water content incl. connection hoses AEROTOP TC l 53 53 53 - -
Water content incl. connection hoses AEROTOP T l 2.6 3 3.1 3.4 3.4
Volume stream heating operation nom/min 1) l/h
1500/568 2100/835 2700/999 3070/1171 3100/1300
Pressure loss heating operation
AEROTOP TC kPa 8.4/2.1 16.4/4.1 22.8/5.7
AEROTOP T kPa 28.3/4.4 32.9/4.1 33/4.5 36.5/4.6 35.5/5.5
Residual pressure AEROTOP TC 2) kPa 51.4 57.9 55.4
Expansion tank heating AEROTOP TC V l 12 12 12 - -
Primary pressure heating-circuit expansion tank p bar 1 1 1 - -
Evaporator/fan
Volume stream m3/h 2'500 3‘300 5'300 6'300 6'800
Available pressure 3) Pa
150 92 146
112 82
Power consumption fan 4) P kW
0.035 0.100 0.100 0.170 0.210
Maximum current consumption fan lmax. A 1.6 1.6 1.6 2.1 2.1
Coolant R407C
Coolant filling AEROTOP TC kg 1.9 2.95 3.7 - -
Coolant filling AEROTOP T kg 2.5 3.1 3.7 4.1 4.1
Coolant circuit oil - Ester oil
Oil quantity l 1.1 1.36 1.85 1.65 1.89
Weight heat pump
AEROTOP TC kg 239 274 299 - -
AEROTOP T kg 204 246 272 276 279
Indoor setup
Sound power level 6) On suction 7) Lwa dB(A) 53.0 56.0 54.0 59.0 61.0
On exhaust 7) Lwa dB(A) 48.0 53.0 50.0 53.0 55.0
Inside Lwa dB(A) 50.0 54.0 55.0 60.0 60.0
Outdoor setup
Sound power level standard configuratuion Lwa dB(A) 62.0 65.0 61.0 66.0 70.0
LP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 0.2
LP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 1.6
HP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 29.0
HP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 24.0
Sound pressure level standard configuratuion in 1 m Lpa dB(A) 51.0 54.0 50.0 55.0 59.0
Maximum working pressure p bar 3 3 3 3 3
1) Min: ∆t max= 10 K, with PHW-preparation ∆tmax = 5 K. (V' [l/h]= Qh[kW]/(4.18*∆t[K]*ρ[kg/l])*3600)
2) Residual pumping pressure is stated for maximum pumping stage.
3) At maximum fan rotational speed.
4) At fan rotational speed setting B (T07(C), T10(C), T12(C), T14, T16).
5) Data for star/V connection of the electric motor. The machines are factory-equipped with star connection.
6) Measuring according to DIN ISO 9614-2. Sound power level is a property of the source of noise and therefore dependent on the
distance; it describes the totality of the sound power of the corresponding source radiating in all directions. Information to determine
the noise level see planning documents.
7) Information without consideration of a light well or air duct, which reduce the noise level considerably. Screen noise absorbers
reduce noise by 6-7 dB(A).
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Technical Data
AEROTOP T20-T35
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Heat pump type AEROTOP T T20 T26 T32 T35
Heating operation For A2/W35
Heating Capacity Qh kW 18.9 24.4 30.2 33.4
Power input Pel kW 5.8 7.4 8.8 9.2
Performance number EN255 COP - 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.6
Heating operation for A7/W35
Heating Capacity Qh kW 22.4 30.8 37.9 39.6
Power input Pel kW 6.0 7.6 8.9 9.6
Performance number EN255 COP - 3.7 4.1 4.3 4.1
Condenser Scroll hermetically
Maximum current consumption lmax A 16 22 27 25
Start-up current with smooth starter VSA A 40 55 67.5 62.5
Current intensity with blocked rotor LRA A 99 123 127 167
Current connection V-f-Hz
400-3-50
Fuse WP A/T 25 32 40 40
Condenser, heater side Material: Chrome steel AISI 316, 1.4401
Hydraulic connections IG Zoll 1¼” 1¼” 1¼” 1¼”
Water content incl. connection hoses AEROTOP T l 4.9 4.9 5.7 5.7
Volume stream heating operation nom/min 1) l/h
3700/1714 5850/2259 6280/2803 7300/2964
Pressure loss heating operation kPa 14.9/4.5 32.9/7.7 36.1/6.4 46.7/7
Evaporator/fan
Volume stream m3/h 7'300 8'300 10'000
11'000
Available pressure 3) Pa
155 75 255 180
Power consumption fan 4) P kW
0.530 0.700 0.500 0.650
Maximum current consumption fan lmax. A 1.8 1.8 2.8 2.8
Coolant - R407C
Coolant filling AEROTOP T kg 6 7.4 9.2 9.2
Coolant circuit oil - Ester oil
Oil quantity l 4.1 4.1 4.1 4.1
Weight heat pump
AEROTOP T kg 375 392 460 468
Indoor setup
Sound power level 6) On suction 7) Lwa dB(A) 65.0 67.0 66.0 70.0
On exhaust 7) Lwa dB(A) 59.0 61.0 64.0 67.0
Outdoor setup
Sound power level with 6) hoods Lwa dB(A) 66.0 70.0 67.0 70.0
Sound pressure level with hoods in 1 m 7) Lpa dB(A) 55.0 59.0 56.0 59.0
LP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 0.2
LP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 1.6
HP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 29.0
HP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 24.0
Inside Lwa dB(A) 59.0 59.0 63.0 68.0
Maximum working pressure p bar 10 10 10 10
1) Min: ∆t max= 10 K, with PHW-preparation ∆tmax = 5 K. (V' [l/h]= Qh[kW]/(4.18*∆t[K]*ρ[kg/l])*3600)
2) Residual pumping pressure is stated for maximum pumping stage.
3) At maximum fan rotational speed.
4) At fan rotational speed setting B (T07(C), T10(C), T12(C), T14, T16).
5) Data for star/delta connection of the electric motor. The machines are factory-equipped with star connection.
6) Measuring according to DIN ISO 9614-2. Sound power level is a property of the source of noise and therefore dependent on the
distance; it describes the totality of the sound power of the corresponding source radiating in all directions. Information to determine
the noise level see planning documents.
7) Information without consideration of a light well or air duct, which reduce the noise level considerably. Screen noise absorbers
reduce noise by 6-7 dB(A).

Technical Data
AEROTOP T07(C)X-T10(C)X (available in F /I / B)
Heat pump type AEROTOP T..X T07X (C) T10X (C)
Heating operation For A2/W35
Heating Capacity Qh kW 6.4 9.1
Power input Pel kW 2 2.8
Performance number EN255 COP - 3.3 3.3
Heating operation for A7/W35
Heating Capacity Qh kW 8.1 11.5
Power input Pel kW 2.0 2.9
Performance number EN255 COP - 4.0 4.0
Condenser Scroll hermetically
Maximum current consumption A 17.3 23.5
Start-up current with smooth starter A 40 40
Current intensity with blocked rotor LRA 76 114
Current connection V-f-Hz 230-1-50
Fuse WP A/T 25 32
Fuse WP with electrical insert: 2 kW A/T 32 40
Fuse WP with electrical insert: 4 kW A/T 40 50
Fuse WP with electrical insert: 6 kW A/T 50 63
Condenser, heater side Material: Chrome steel AISI 304, 1.4301
Hydraulic connections IG Zoll 1” 1”
Water content incl. connection hoses AEROTOP TC l 53 53
Water content incl. connection hoses AEROTOP T l 2.6 3
Minimum volume stream heating operation 1) l/h 1500/568 2100/835
Pressure loss heating operation
AEROTOP TC kPa 8.4/2.1 16.4/4.1
AEROTOP T kPa 28.3/4.4 32.9/4.1
Residual pressure AEROTOP TC 2) kPa 51.4 57.9
Expansion tank heating AEROTOP TC V l 12 12
Primary pressure heating-circuit expansion tank p bar 1 1
Evaporator/fan
Volume stream m3/h 2'500 3‘300
Available pressure 3) Pa
150 92
Power consumption fan 4) kW
0.035 0.100
Maximum current consumption fan A 1.6 1.6
Coolant - R407C
Coolant filling AEROTOP TCX kg 1.9 2.95
Coolant filling AEROTOP TX kg 2.5 3.1
Coolant circuit oil - Ester oil
Oil quantity l 1.1 1.36
Weight heat pump
AEROTOP TC kg 242 278
AEROTOP T kg 207 250
Indoor setup
Sound power level 6) On suction 8) Lwa dB(A) 53.0 56.0
On exhaust cLwa dB(A) 48.0 53.0
Outdoor setup
Sound power level standard configuratuion Lwa dB(A) 62.0 65.0
Sound pressure level standard configuratuion in 1 m7) Lpa dB(A) 51.0 54.0
LP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 0.2
LP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 1.6
HP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 29.0
HP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 24.0
Inside Lwa dB(A) 50.0 54.0
Maximum working pressure p bar 3 3
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1) ∆t max= 10 K, with PHW-preparation ∆tmax = 5 K. (V' [l/h]= Qh[kW]/(4.18*∆t[K]*ρ[kg/l])*3600)
2) Residual pumping pressure is stated for maximum pumping stage.
3) At maximum fan rotational speed.
4) At fan rotational speed setting B (T07(C), T10(C), T12(C), T14, T16).
5) Data for star/V connection of the electric motor. The machines are factory-equipped with star connection.
6) Measuring according to DIN ISO 9614-2. Sound power level is a property of the source of noise and therefore dependent on the
distance; it describes the totality of the sound power of the corresponding source radiating in all directions. Information to determine
the noise level see planning documents.
7) Measured 1m around the machine.
8) Information without consideration of a light well or air duct, which reduce the noise level considerably. Screen noise absorbers
reduce noise by 6-7 dB(A).

Technical Data
AEROTOP T07R-T16R
Heat pump type AEROTOP TR T07R T10R T12R T14R T16R
Heating operation For A2/W35
Heating Capacity Qh KW 6.4 9.1 11.8 13.7 14.8
Power input Pel KW 2.0 2.8 3.4 3.9 4.1
Performance number EN14511 COP - 3.3 3.3 3.5 3.5 3.6
Heating operation for A7/W35
Heating Capacity Qh kW 8.1 11.5 13.6 15.8 17
Power input Pel kW 2.0 2.9 3.4 3.9 4.2
Performance number EN14511 COP - 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.1
Cooling operation for A35/W18
Cooling Capacity Qc KW 6.7 9.7 11.9 15.3 15.6
Power input Pel KW 2.6 3.7 4.7 5.8 6.1
Condenser Scroll hermetically
Maximum current consumption Imax A 6.3 10 11 13 13.5
Start-up current with smooth starter VSA A 15.75 25 27.5 32.5 33.75
Current intensity with blocked rotor LRA A 40 50 66 74 74
Current connection V-f-Hz 400-3-50
Fuse WP A/T 16 16 16 20 20
Fuse WP with electrical insert A/T 20 20 20 25 25
Condenser, heater side Material: Chrome steel AISI 304, 1.4301
Hydraulic connections IG R" 1” 1” 1” 1” 1”
Water content incl. connection hoses AEROTOP T l 2.6 3 3.1 3.4 3.4
Volume stream heating operation nom/min 1) l/h
1500/568 2100/835 2700/999 3070/1171 3100/1300
Pressure loss heating operation kPa 28.3/4.4 32.9/4.1 33/4.5 36.5/4.6 35.5/5.5
Minimum volume stream cooling operation (∆t= 5 K) l/h 1'150 1'670 2'050 3000 3050
Pressure loss cooling operation kPa 17.4 16.1 18.3 19.4 20.4
Evaporator/fan
Volume stream m3/h 2'500 3‘300 5'300 6'300 6'800
Available pressure 2) Pa
150 92 146
112 82
Power consumption fan 3) P kW
0.035 0.100 0.100 0.170 0.210
Maximum current consumption fan lmax A 1.6 1.6 2.1 2.1 2.1
Coolant - R407C
Coolant filling AEROTOP TR kg 5 7.5 9 9 9
Coolant circuit oil - Ester Oil
Oil quantity l 1.1 1.36 1.85 1.65 1.89
Weight heat pump kg 204 246 272 276 279
Indoor setup
Sound power level 4) On suction 6) Lwa dB(A) 53.0 56.0 54.0 59.0 61.0
On exhaust 6) Lwa dB(A) 48.0 53.0 50.0 53.0 55.0
Outdoor setup
Sound power level standard configuratuion Lwa dB(A) 62.0 65.0 61.0 66.0 70.0
Sound pressure level standard configuratuion in 1 m5) Lpa dB(A) 51.0 54.0 50.0 55.0 59.0
LP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 0.2
LP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 1.6
HP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 29.0
HP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 24.0
Inside Lwa dB(A) 50.0 54.0 55.0 60.0 60.0
Maximum working pressure p bar 3 3 3 3 3
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1) Min: ∆t max= 10 K, with PHW-preparation ∆tmax = 5 K. (V' [l/h]= Qh[kW]/(4.18*∆t[K]*ρ[kg/l])*3600)
2) At maximum fan rotational speed.
3) At fan rotational speed setting B.
4) Measuring according to DIN ISO 9614-2. Sound power level is a property of the source of noise and therefore dependent on the
distance; it describes the totality of the sound power of the corresponding source radiating in all directions. Information to determine
the noise level see planning documents.
5) Measured 1m around the machine.
6) Information without consideration of a light well or air duct, which reduce the noise level considerably. Screen noise absorbers
reduce noise by 6-7 dB(A).

Technical Data
AEROTOP T20R-T35R
Heat pump type AEROTOP TR T20R T26R T32R T35R
Heating operation For A2/W35
Heating Capacity Qh KW 18.9 24.4 30.2 34.4
Power input Pel KW 5.8 7.4 8.8 9.2
Performance number EN14511 COP - 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.6
Heating operation for A7/W35
Heating Capacity Qh kW 22.4 30.8 37.9 39.6
Power input Pel kW 6.0 7.6 8.9 9.6
Performance number EN14511 COP - 3.7 4.1 4.3 4.1
Cooling operation for A35/W18
Cooling Capacity Qc KW 20.2 30.6 34.7 36.6
Power input Pel KW 8.5 11.8 14 14.3
Condenser Scroll hermetically
Maximum current consumption Imax A 16 22 27 25
Start-up current with smooth starter VSA A 40 55 67.5 62.5
Current intensity with blocked rotor LRA A 99 123 127 167
Current connection V-f-Hz
400-3-50
Fuse WP A/T 32 40 40 40
Condenser, heater side Material: Chrome steel AISI 304, 1.4301
Hydraulic connections IG R" 1¼” 1¼” 1¼” 1¼”
Water content incl. connection hoses AEROTOP T l 4.9 4.9 5.7 5.7
Volume stream heating operation nom/min 1) l/h
3700/1714 5850/2259 6280/2803 7300/2964
Pressure loss heating operation kPa 14.9/4.5 32.9/7.7 36.1/6.4 46.7/7
Minimum volume stream cooling operation (∆t= 5 K) l/h 3470 5260 5970 6300
Pressure loss cooling operation kPa 14 20.6 14.8 21.8
Evaporator/fan
Volume stream m3/h 7'300 8'200 10000 11000
Available pressure 2) Pa
149 198 225 313
Power consumption fan 3) P kW
0.530 0.700 0.500 0.650
Maximum current consumption fan lmax A 1.8 2.5 2.5 2.5
Coolant - R407C
Coolant filling AEROTOP TR kg 16 16 21 21
Coolant circuit oil - Ester Oil
Oil quantity l 4.1 4.1 4.1 4.1
Weight heat pump kg 375 392 460 468
Indoor setup
Sound power level 4) On suction 6) Lwa dB(A) 65.0 67.0 66.0 70.0
On exhaust 6) Lwa dB(A) 59.0 61.0 64.0 67.0
Outdoor setup
Sound power level with 4) hoods Lwa dB(A) 66.0 70.0 67.0 70.0
Sound pressure level with hoods in 1 m 5) Lpa dB(A)
55.0 59.0 56.0 59.0
LP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 0.2
LP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 1.6
HP pressure control OFF-switch off p bar 29.0
HP pressure control ON- switch on p bar 24.0
Inside Lwa dB(A) 59.0 59.0 63.0 68.0
Maximum working pressure p bar 10 10 10 10
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1) Min: ∆t max= 10 K, with PHW-preparation ∆tmax = 5 K. (V' [l/h]= Qh[kW]/(4.18*∆t[K]*ρ[kg/l])*3600)
2) At maximum fan rotational speed.
3) At fan rotational speed setting B.
4) Measuring according to DIN ISO 9614-2. Sound power level is a property of the source of noise and therefore dependent on the
distance; it describes the totality of the sound power of the corresponding source radiating in all directions. Information to determine
the noise level see planning documents.
5) Measured 1m around the machine.
6) Information without consideration of a light well or air duct, which reduce the noise level considerably. Screen noise absorbers
reduce noise by 6-7 dB(A).