evoheat DHP20-R User manual

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PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE
INSTALLING OR OPERATING THE UNIT
DHP R SERIES
SWIMMING POOL HEAT PUMP
INSTALLATION
AND OPERATION MANUAL

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CHAPTER 1: Installation
Chapter 1 deals with installation of your Evoheat pool heater
and is predominately for use by your installer/
technician. Evo recommends however that owners make
themselves familiar with this chapter.
CHAPTER 2: Operation
Chapter 2 covers operation of your Evoheat pool heater
including basic and advanced operation modes and
maintenance/ troubleshooting.
Please take the time to read this manual thoroughly.
Failure to do so can void customer warranty, cause possible
damage to your heater, and may cause a loss of
heater efciency.

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Table of Contents
1. General information 4
1.1 Introduction 4
1.2 Consumer and Safety Information 4
1.3 Energy Saving Tips 4
2. Specications 5
2.1 Technical specications of DHP R models 5
2.2 Dimensions 6
CHAPTER 1 Installation 8
1. Air Flow 8
2. Water Flow 8
3. Electrical Connection 9
4. Heater Condition 9
3. General Installation Information 9
3.1 Inspection 9
3.2 Location 10
3.3 Clearances 11
3.4 Water Flow and Plumbing Setup 11
3.5 Water Pump Connection 12
Installation Options 12
1. Slave Mode 12
2. Seperate Systems 12
3. EVO JBox 13
3.6 Drainage 13
3.7 Electrical Connection 14
3.8 Remote Controller Connection 15
CHAPTER 2 Operation 16
Display Explanation 16
1. Controller Operation 16
Control Panel Explanation 16
Operation Instructions 17
a) On-off Operation 17
Table of Contents
b) Mode Selection 18
d) Keyboard Lock and Unlock 19
e) Clock Setting 20
f) Timer On and Off Setting 21
g) Parameter Setting 24
2. PCB I/O Ports Description 28
3. Parameter 28
Parameter Table 28
Description of the Parameters 30
4. Wireless Controller Operation 35
4.1 Installing the Wireless Antenna 35
4.2. Charging the Battery 35
4.3. Turning the Controller on and off 36
4.4. The function of the Reset Key 36
5. The Controller Usage 37
5.1 Unlock Controller 37
5.2 Turning the Unit on and off 37
5.3 Setting the Desired Target Temperature 38
5.4 Time Setting 38
5.5 Malfunction Menu 39
5.6 Parameter Table 39
MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 40
6.1 Maintenance 40
6.2 Troubleshooting 40
Troubleshooting Guide 40
Appendix Temp Sensor Probes 42
Appendix A – Wiring Diagrams 43
Appendix B – Technical Data 45
EVOHEAT Warranty 50
Warranty Registration 51

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1. General information
1.1 Introduction
This manual provides installation and operation instructions for EVOHEAT heat pumps. Read
these installation and operation instructions carefully before proceeding with the installation
and operation of your heater. Consult your EVOHEAT Distributor with any questions regarding
this equipment.
Installation and service must be performed by a qualied installer. The manufacturer will not
be responsible for any damage to the unit or injury caused by improper installation, operation
or maintenance.
1.2 Consumer and Safety Information
a. Evo recommends 27°C as the optimum water temperature for swimming.
b. The consumption of alcohol or drugs before or during spa or pool use can cause
drowsiness which could lead to unconsciousness and subsequent risk of drowning.
c. Immersion in water exceeding 38°C during pregnancy is not recommended.
d. The water temperature should always be checked with an accurate thermometer before
entering a spa or hot tub.
e. Persons with a medical history of heart disease, diabetes, circulatory or blood pressure
problems should consult their physician before using a hot tub or spa.
f. Persons taking any medication or drugs which induce drowsiness (e.g., tranquilizers,
antihistamines, or anticoagulants) should not use spas or hot tubs.
g. Prolonged immersion in hot water can induce hyperthermia.
1.3 Energy Saving Tips
It is important to note that a heat pump will not heat a pool as fast as a large gas pool heater.
If the pool water is allowed to cool signicantly, it may take several days to return to the
desired swimming temperature. For weekend use, it is more economical to maintain the pool
water temperature at or near your desired swimming temperature. If you do not plan to use
your pool for a prolonged period, then you might choose to turn the heat pump completely
off or decrease the temperature setting of the control several degrees to minimize energy
consumption.
2. Specications
2.1 Technical specications of DHP R models
Model DHP20-R DHP30-R DHP40-R DHP50-R DHP603-R
Heat Output at max ambient (43
deg air) 27 water (kw)
11.5 17.0 22.5 27.5 31
Heat Ouput at 24 deg air 27 deg
water (kw)
9.7 14.0 19.0 23 26
Heat Ouput at 15 deg air 27 deg
water (kw)
8.0 11.5 15.5 20 23
Cooling Output at 35 deg air
30 deg water (kw)
6 8.5 11 14 16
Power Input at 24 deg air (kw) 1.83 2.64 3.65 4.26 4.91
Power supply 240/1/50 240/1/50 240/1/50 240/1/50 415/3/50
COP at 24 deg air (220 volts
single phase & 380 volts
3 phase)
5.3 5.3 5.2 5.4 5.3
Max/Normal Running Current 9.1/7.7 14/11.8 18.2/15.9 22.6/19.5 12.5/8.3
Recommended circuit breaker
size
15 25 30 40 20
Compressor type Rotary Rotary Scroll Scroll Scroll
Refrigerant R410a R410a R410a R410a R410a
pvc water connection(mm) 40 40 40 40 40
Water ow rate(L/min) 50 75 100 125 150
Noise 51 54 56 58 58
Shipping dimensions (mm) 600/575/970 600/575/970 765/735/970 765/735/970 1095/815/1270
Unit dimensions(mm) 580/545/750 580/545/750 745/700/845 745/700/845 1015/735/1130
Weight packed/unpacked(kg) 75/65 88/78 113/98 118/103 178/153
Features
Electronic Expansion Valve y y y y y
Dual Defrost System Thermotec
& Reverse Cycle
y y y y y
Colour touch screen wireless
controller with docking station
y y y y y
LCD touch screen controller y y y y y
Low db fan blades y y y y y
V Formation evaporator n n n n y
Stainless Cabinet y y y y y

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2.2 Dimensions
DHP20 – 50R
a. Use an accurate pool thermometer. A difference of 2°C , between 26°C and 28°C,
will signicantly increase energy consumption.
b. Carefully monitor the water temperature of your pool in the summer time. You can
reduce heat pump usage due to warmer air temperatures.
c. When the pool is not to be used for long periods, turn off the heat pump.
d. Where possible, shelter the pool from prevailing winds with well-trimmed hedges or
other landscaping, cabanas, or fencing.
e. Always use a high quality pool cover when practical. Besides providing a valuable water
saving feature, a pool cover will dramatically reduce heat loss. See attached appendix
for further information.
DHP603-R
Vertical Vision Horizontal Vision
Horizontal Vision
Vertical Vision
A
D
Water outlet
40
Water inlet
40
B E F C
985
480
735
1015
1130
Water outlet
40
Water intlet
40
Drainage
32
DHP A B C D E F G
020/030 680 645 720 422 663 686 40
040/050 700 700 848 400 720 745 40
SIZE
mm

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CHAPTER 1 Installation
Example of a unit with a
refrigerant leak and zero
pressure – notify
Evoheat Dealer.
Before installation it is very important to ensure 4 variables
are carefully checked to allow the unit to operate correctly:
1. Adequate Air Flow
2. Correct water ow volume
3. Correct electrical connection & supply
4. Heater condition
1. Air Flow
Installing the heater indoors or in an enclosed space will result in very poor performance and
can in extreme cases damage the heater. Ensure the heater is installed in a well ventilated
area with plenty of fresh air, a minimum gap between walls/fences etc of 600mm on the
sides and 1500mm overhead clearance.
Important: Ensure that the cold air off the top of the heater does not
recycle through the heater.
SEE PAGE 8 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
2. Water Flow
It is CRITICAL that there is sufcient water ow to the unit. Incorrect water ow can cause a
loss of efciency and possible damage to the unit. Optimal water ow rates are listed in the
Evoheat sales brochure and in this manual on page 5. It is imperative that water ow is kept
as close as possible to these ow rates. Correct water ow not only offers optimal heater
performance, but may also prevent possible damage to your heater.
SEE PAGE 9 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
3. Electrical Connection
Always use a qualied Electrician to perform any electrical work. Ensure the power cable and
circuit breaker are of a suitable size for the heater being installed. Also check that there is
adequate voltage and current available at the heater connection to run the unit. Voltage range
should be 220-240 volts for single phase, and 380-415 volts for 3 phase units. Voltage ranges
outside these parameters will cause heater damage and void your warranty. Correct phase
connection is important with 3 phase heaters.
SEE PAGE 10 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
4. Heater Condition
Check the heater packaging upon delivery for any obvious signs of damage. Inform your
supplier IMMEDIATELY if there is any evidence of rough handling.
When the heater has been removed from the packaging check the refrigerant gauge on the
front panel of the unit. The gauge should be showing a pressure of approx 1Mpa on the
outside black band – any less than this gure means there may be a leak in the refrigerant
system and you should immediately contact your Evoheat Dealer.
3. General installation information
3.1 Inspection
Inspect the packaging, the heater and other items after receipt for possible damage in
transportation. Please contact your EVOHEAT dealer immediately should you suspect any
damage has occurred during transportation.
Install your EVOHEAT heat pump in accordance with the procedures in this manual. Always
check that your installation will comply with local building and council regulations.

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Correct installation is required to ensure safe and efcient operation of your pool heater.
Installation requirements for EVOHEAT heat pumps include the following:
a. Appropriate site location and clearances.
b. Sufcient air ventilation.
c. Correct electrical connection.
d. Adequate water ow.
This manual provides the information needed to meet these requirements.
Review all application and installation procedures completely before
continuing the installation.
3.2 Location
Evo recommend the heat pump should ONLY be installed in an outdoor location with
appropriate ventilation.
In the event that a suitable outdoor location is unavailable contact Evo Industries for
specialist technical advice.
If installing the heater on an existing pump/ltration system the heater must be installed
AFTER the lter and BEFORE the chlorinator/sanitizer.
The heat pump should be installed on a at level surface as close as possible to the pool.
Large runs of uninsulated piping can signicantly contribute to heat loss. A rough estimate
of heat loss over a 30m pipe run can be as high as 600 Watts per hour per 5 degrees of
temperature difference between the air/ground and the pool water. These losses need to
be taken into account over long distances and piping may need to be insulated to reduce
heat leakage.
The heat pump should be installed a maximum of 1m below the water level of the pool/spa.
Make sure the heat pump is not located where large amounts of water may run-off from a
roof into the unit. Sharp sloping roofs without gutters will allow excessive amounts of rain
water mixed with debris from the roof to be forced through the unit. A water deector may
be needed to protect the heat pump.
3.3 Clearances
The unit needs continuous fresh
air whilst running. The heater
draws up to 80m3/min ambient air
through the sides and discharges
through the top fan cowl. Leave
sufcient space for unobstructed
airow into and out of the heater.
Do not locate the heater in an
enclosed area, or the discharged
cold air will recirculate into the
unit and consequently lower the
heating efciency.
3.4 Water Flow and
Plumbing Setup
All EVOHEAT heat pumps have a
factory preset internal water ow
switch. If there is insufcient water
ow the heater will not operate.
Before connecting the heater
to the plumbing, all piping must
be thoroughly ushed to ensure
no debris can enter the heater.
Failure to remove pipe debris
can jam or damage the ow
switch and may cause damage
to the heater.
When cleaning the pool it is
advisable to turn off your heater
as restricted water ow may
cause the heater to shut down
and indicate low water ow fault
(P08 error).
1500mm minimum
clearance, overhead
300mm
minimum
clearance,
rear
Overhang with gutter
Rain runoff must be
directed away from
unit
900mm minimum
clearance, front
300mm (rear)
900mm (front)
600mm
(side)
600mm
(side)
Minimum required clearances
A Variable speed pump or bypass valve and plumbing MUST be tted to allow
water ow to be adjusted through the heater. Do not direct connect a water
pump with higher ow than required to the heat pump.

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3.5 Water Pump Connection
How do I connect up my new
EVO heater to my pool or spa?
The EVO JBox is the answer. The JBox
will save you money on water pumps
and running costs.
The JBox allows either the heater
OR the chlorinator to supply power
to the water pump so each system
can run independently of the other.
Installation Options
There are 3 methods to install an
Evo heat pump.
1. Slave Mode
Heater is connected to the ltration
system but relies on water ow from
the chlorinator for start and stop times.
Advantages
• Only 1 pump needed – savings on
purchase and running costs.
Disadvantages
• As the heater may need to run
18+hrs a day the chlorinator will
need to be adjusted to allow the
pump to run longer. This can
cause water chemical balance
issues resulting from over or
under chlorinating the pool. You
will need to constantly monitor
and ddle with the chlorinator
output to keep it.
2. Seperate Systems
Heater runs on a dedicated circuit
to the ltration system. The heater
controls the start and stop times
of this pump.
Advantages
• Easy to use – set and forget the heater operation and leave your chlorinator to
work as normal
• No water balance issues due to adjusting the chlorinator running time.
Disadvantages
• Purchase of 1 extra water pump at up to $800
• Electrical use from this pump could add up to over $1000 per year
3. EVO JBox
Heater is connected into the ltration plumbing. After installing the Evo JBox and having your
electrician hard wire the JBox to the heater, simply plug the water pump into the JBox and
plug the JBox into the Chlorintor.
Advantages
• Only 1 pump needed – savings on purchase and running costs
• Save up to $1000pa on electricity
• Easy to use – set and forget the heater operation and leave your chlorinator to
work as normal
• No water or chemical balance issues due to adjusting the chlorinator running time
Disadvantages
• None!
Order an EVO JBox with your heater and relax in your pool while maximising the savings.
3.6 Drainage
Whilst the heater is operating, water in the air condenses on the ns of the evaporator. In
the instance of high humidity, the condensate may be several litres per hour. This may give
the impression that the heater is leaking, however this is a normal function of heat pumps.
The heater will automatically activate reverse cycle or de-icing mode when required which
also increases condensate discharge. This normally occurs at temperatures below 8 degC.
The condensate water will discharge through the base of the heater. As an option a pipe
can be connected to the drain on the base of the unit to direct condensate water to an
appropriate location.
Typical Plumbing Layouts
Pool Chlorinator
Heater
Filter
3 way
valve
Slave Mode
Electrical Control
Heater
Bypass
Pool
Filter
Chlorinator
Heater
Electrical
Control
Electrical
Control
3 way
valve
Heater
Bypass
Pool Chlorinator
Heater
JBox
Filter
Electrical
Control
3 way
valve
Heater
Bypass
1. Slave Mode
2. Separate Systems
3. Evo JBox

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Condensate Drain Barb
Fit these into the 2 holes under the unit if you need to direct water away from the heater.
Put in hot water if stiff.
3.7 Electrical Connection
NOTE: EVO heat pumps MUST be connected by a licensed electrician.
Under no circumstances should you attempt to install or repair your
heat pump yourself.
Heater electrical installation undertaken by an unlicensed installer may cause electric shock
or even death, and will void the warranty.
A licensed electrician must read the information in this manual before connecting.
a. Ensure power is disconnected during installation or service.
b. Always comply with the national and local electrical codes and standards.
c. Ensure electrical cable size is adequate for heater requirements at the
installation location.
d. The heater must be equipped with a circuit breaker and isolation device.
e. Circuit breaker must be installed between the heater and the water circulation pump if
the water pump is hard-wired into the heater. Please note recommended circuit breaker
sizes make no allowance for a water pump hard wired into the heater.
f. Evo strongly recommends the installation of a Residual Current Device.
g. The unit must be well earthed.
Remove the front panel to access the electrical connection terminals of the heater.
The electrical wiring diagram is afxed to the inside of the front panel.
SEE APPENDIX “A” FOR WIRING DIAGRAM INFORMATION
3.8 Remote Controller Connection
All Evo heaters are able to be controlled remotely by any device capable of opening and
closing a circuit. The circuit must be low voltage 5V or lower.
Remove the cable loop between DI01 and GND on the pcb and connect the remote cable
from the external controller into these terminals.
When this circuit is open (no connection) the Evo heat pump will not operate. When the
circuit is closed the unit will operate according to the parameters set on the controller(s).
Connect here

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Display Explanation
Symbol Explanation Symbol Explanation
AWater outlet IElectrical heater(reserved)
BLock JTimer on/ off
CWater inlet KClock
DTemperature setting LFahrenheit
EWater inlet temperature MMinute
FCooling NFlow
GHeating OCentigrade
HAutomatic POutlet water temperature
1. Controller Operation
Control panel explanation
On/Off key
Press this key to switch the unit on or off; (hold on 0.5 s)
Up key
a) Select higher item inside the programming environment;
b) Increase parameter value
Down key
a) Select lower item inside the programming environment;
b) Decrease parameter value;
Mode key
a) Select mode and set parameters.
b) Select more factory parameters; (press for 10 s)
Clock key
Set date and timer functions
Operation Instructions
a) On-off operation
When the unit is on, press "on/off" key for 0.5 seconds to start it up;
When the unit is off, press "on/off" key for 0.5 seconds to shut it down.
CHAPTER 2 Operation

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b) Mode selection
The unit has three operation modes:
Cooling mode, Heating mode, Auto mode.
When parameter "H01=0", there is only "cooling mode" to choose;
When parameter "H01=1", Press “mode” to select modes of heating, cooling, automatic;
When parameter "H01=2", there is only "heating mode" to choose.
c) Target temperature Setting
Attention: 1) Press “mode” to save parameter settings and go back to the main interface.
2) Press “on/off” cancel changes and go back to the main interface
3) If there is no operation for 5 seconds, the system will remember parameter
settings and go back to the main interface.
d) Keyboard lock and unlock
At the main interface, press “on/off” for 5 seconds, the keyboard will be locked.
When the keyboard is locked, press “on/off” for 5 seconds, the keyboard will be unlocked.
Attention: When the unit is showing an alarm code, the keyboard lock can be
removed automatically.

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e) Clock setting
Attention: 1) Press “clock” to save parameter settings and go back to the main interface.
2) Press “on/off” cancel changes and go back to the main interface
3) If there is no operation for 5 seconds, the system will remember parameter
settings and go back to the main interface.
f) Timer on and off setting
Timer on setting
Attention: 1) After the nal step,“OFF”will ash. You can press“clock” to go on
to set the timer off value.
2) If you only want to set the timer on, then after the nal step just press
“on/off” to go back to the main interface.
3) If there is no operation for 5 seconds, the system will remember the clock
setting and go back to the main interface.

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Timer off setting
Notes:
A) At the main interface, press “clock" until the "off" is ashing- you can set the timer off.
B) After the last step of timer-on, pressing “clock" will go to timer off setting interface.
3) If there is no operation for 5 seconds, the system will remember the clock setting and
go back to the main interface.
Using B) situation above for example, the timer off operation is as follows:
The operation of canceling timer on /off
Attention: If there is only a timer-off value set in the system, press "clock" for 4s and wait
for "OFF" to start ashing, then press "on/off" key to cancel timer-off.

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g) Parameter Setting
The parameters are divided into 2 different types, according to their level of access by the
user (password) and their function.
Factory parameters
Accessible with the 66 "factory" password - allows the conguration of all the unit’s
parameters.
NOTE: We strongly recommend you do not change any of these settings
unless advised by a technician or staff member from Evo.
User parameters
Accessible with the 22 "User" password - allows the conguration of the parameters that
typically can be set by the user.
Level Level name Password
UUser 22
FFactory 66
Factory Parameter Setting
Notes: 1) The other parameter menus are the same as parameter "d01";
2) Pressing "on/off" twice will exit the Parameter interface.
3) If there is no operation within 20 seconds, the system will save the previous
setting and exit the setting interface.

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User Parameter Setting
Notes: 1) The other parameter menus are the same as parameter "d01";
2) Pressing "on/off" twice will exit the Parameter interface.
3) If there is no operation within 20 seconds, the system will save the
previous setting and exit the setting interface.
The download operation
1. Press “mode” for 10s, and input password 66/22, pressing “mode” to enter parameter
setting interface as following:
2. Upload: Press “UP” for 2s; Download: Tap “DOWN”.
During upload/ download process, the dash will ashing. When it has been done, system
enter next interface.
3) Waiting for a few seconds, then the screen will show the following:
4) Finally, press “on/off” to back to the main interface.

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2. PCB I/O Ports description
No. Type Parameter and description Setting value Default
Level
Code Setting
1 d Start defrosting temperature d01 -30-0°C F/U
2 End defrost temperature d02 0-30°C F/U
3Defrosting cycle d03 1-90min F/U
4 Maximum defrosting time d04 1-20min F/U
5 E EEV mode E01 0-1 F/U
6 Super heat E02 -20-20°C F
7 Initial place E03 0-500 F
8 Minimum place E04 0-500 F
9Defrost place E05 0-500 F
10 Cooling place E06 0-500 F
3. Parameter
Parameter table
11 F Fan parameter F01 0-4 F/U
12 Coil temp. in high speed fan mode
(Cooling)
F02 -15-60°C F
13 Coil temp. in low speed fan mode
(Cooling)
F03 -15-60°C F
14 Coil temp. when the fan stop (Cooling) F04 -15-60°C F
15 Coil temp. in high speed fan
mode(Heating)
F05 -15-60°C F
16 Coil temp. in low speed fan
mode(Heating)
F06 -15-60°C F
17 Coil temp. when the fan stop(Heating) F07 -15-60°C F
18 Fan start low speed running time F08 0-23h F
19 Fan stop low speed running time F09 0-23h F
20 Fan speed control temp. F10 0-1 F
21 h Automatic restarting H01 0-1 F
22 Model(cooling only/AUTO/heating only) H02 0-2 F/U
23 Temperature unit transformation H03 0-1 F
24 PWater pump model P01 0-2 F/U
25 Water pump running cycle P02 0-120min F/U
26 Water pump running time P03 0-30min F/U
27 Delay in switching on the compressor
after switching on the pump
P04 0-30min F/U
28 r Inlet water setting temp. (cooling) r01 r08-r09 F
29 Inlet water setting temp. (Heating) r02 r10-r11 F
30 Target setting temp. (Auto mode) r03 r08-r11 F
31 Cooling differential r04 0-10°C F
32 Cooling stop differential r05 0-10°C F
33 Heating differential r06 0-10°C F
34 Heating stop differential r07 0-10°C F
35 Minimum set point in Cooling r08 -30-r09°C F
36 Maximum Cooling set point r09 r08-80°C F
37 Minimum Heating set point r10 -30-r11°C F
38 Maximum Heating set point r11 r11-80°C F

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Description of the parameters
D Defrost parameter
D01 Start defrost temperature
To start the defrost cycle; the condition must be valid for the time d03.
D02 End defrost temperature
Establishes the temperature above which the defrost cycle ends.
D03 Defrosting cycle
Represents delay between two successive defrost cycle. The rst time, when coil
temperature is lower than D01, there must be valid for the time d03 to start defrost.
D04 Max.defrosting duration
Represents the maximum duration of the defrost cycle (the defrost ends when the
maximum duration has been arrived, even if the defrost hasn't nished)
Attention: The situation of defrostation abnormal ending
1) If the unit is shut off during defrosting,the system will continue running until defrost has
nished.
2) If the HP switch has triggered during defrosting, then unit will shut down and show HP
malfunction. After recovering , the system retrurns to normal heating mode.
3) If the LP switch is triggered during defrosting, the unit will skip the LP malfunction, exit
defrosting and go back to normal heating mode, then the system will check the LP switch
after 5min.
4) If the Flow switch is triggered during defrosting, then unit will turn off and show Flow
Malfunction. After recovering this malfunction, the system continues defrosting.
5) If the exhaust temperature is too high during defrosting, then unit will shut down and
show this malfunction. After recovery, the system goes on defrosting.
6) If there is a high Temperature difference between inlet and outlet during
defrosting, then the unit will shut down and show this malfunction. After recovering, the
system goes on defrosting.
7) If the System shows Antifreezing protection during defrosting, the unit will shut down
and show this malfunction. After recovering, the system goes on defrosting.
E EEV parameter
E01 EEV mode
E01=0: EEV is running by manual operation;
E01=1: EEV is running by automatic operation;
E02 Target Super heat
E03 Initial position
If E01=0, represents expansion valve is xed in this position.
If E01=1, represents expansive valve initial position
E04 Minimum position
E05 Defrost position
Fix the EEV position during defrosting.
E06 Cooling position
Fix the EEV position in cooling mode.
F Fan parameter
Normally the Fan will start up 5s ahead of the Compressor and turn off 30s after it shuts
down. During defrosting the fan operation is according to defrosting control settings.
F01 Fan parameter
F01=0: in low speed fan mode;
F01=1: in high speed fan mode;
F01=2: the fan running mode depends on coil or ambient temperature (F02-F07);
Attention: The temperature probe is decided by F10.
F01=3: the fan runs at low speed depending on time (F08-F09), the fan runs at high speed
during other times;
F01=4: the fan running speed depends on F02 and F03.
F02 Coil or ambient temperature set point for high speed fan mode (Cooling)
This represents if the temperature above F02, the fan will on high speed (Cooling)
F03 Coil or ambient temperature set point for low speed fan mode (Cooling)
This represents if the temperature below which the fans remain on at low speed (Cooling)
F04 Coil or ambient temperature set point for the fan stop (Cooling)

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This represents the temperature in reference to F03 below which the fans are stopped.
F05 Coil or ambient temperature set point for high speed fan mode (Heating)
This represents the temperature above which the fans remain on at high speed (Heating)
F06 Coil or ambient temperature set point for low speed fan mode (Heating)
This represents the temperature below which the fans remain on at low speed (Heating)
F07 Coil or ambient temperature set point for the fan stop (Heating)
This represents the temperature in reference to F06 below which the fans are stopped.
F08 Fan start low speed running time (Just for F01=3)
F09 Fan stop low speed running time (Just for F01=3)
F10 Fan speed control temp.
When F10=0, Fan speed is decided by coil temperature;
When F10=1, Fan speed is decided by ambient temperature.
H System Parameter
H01 Automatic restart
H01=0: disable automatic restart; H01=1: enable automatic restart
H02 Mode
H02=0: only cooling;
H02=1: heating, cooling and automatic;
H02=2: only heating.
H03 Temperature unit of measure
H03=0: Centigrade unit; (Other area)
H03=1: Fahrenheit unit.( For North America area)
P Water pump parameters
P01 Water pump model
P01=0, water pump will always on except on standby and alarm.
P01=1, water pump will operate depend on compressor, and has 2 minutes delay after the
compressor has stopped;
P01=2, water pump will be started and stopped at regular intervals after compressor stop.
Depend on P02 and P03.
P02 Minimum off time before the next pump start.
P03 minimum on time that the pump remains on.
P04 the time of pump advance compressor to start up.
R Temperature parameter
R01 Cooling set point
Inlet water setting temp. (Cooling)
R02 Heating set point
Inlet water setting temp. (Heating)
R03 AUTO set point (Auto mode)
Target setting temperature for auto mode.
R04 Start differential of cooling
This represents the difference between R01 and start cooling point.
R05 Stop differential of cooling

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This represents the difference between R01 and stop cooling point.
R06 Start differential of heating
This represents the difference between R02 and start heating point.
R07 Stop differential of heating
This represents the difference between R02 and stop heating point.
R08 Min. set point in Cooling
Establishes the minimum limit for setting the Cooling set point
R09 Max. Cooling set point
Establishes the maximum limit for setting the Cooling set point
R10 Min. Heating set point
Establishes the minimum limit for setting the Heating set point
R11 Max. Heating set point
Establishes the maximum limit for setting the Heating set point
4.1 Installing the Wireless Antenna
The wireless antenna needs to be screwed into the antenna tting on the side of the heater
and should be pointing up. Do not overtighten the antenna. Failure to install this piece of
equipment will result in poor or non-existent communication between the wireless controller
and the heater.
Please check the wireless antenna has been installed.
4.2. Charging the battery
If the device displays a low battery signal, please do the following:
1. Either connect the charger to the controller directly or connect the charger to the
docking station and t the controller into the docking station.
2. Connect the charger to the power socket. When battery is charging, the battery icon
will ash.
3. When the controller shows full charge you may take the controller from the docking
station or disconnect from the charger.
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Controller does not have to charge for a particular length of time- you can use the controller
when it is charging. If the battery power has been completely exhausted, then the device may
need to be charged for a few minute before the being able to be used.
When heat or other abnormal situations occur, please cut off the charger power immediately
and connect with after-sales service. If the battery has been fully charged, please cut off the
power, as the long-hour charging will easily destroy the charging IC and battery.
4. Wireless Controller Operation
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Avoid damaging the charger jack, be careful when you connect or disconnect the charger
cable or removing and replacing the controller in the docking station.
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4.3. Turning the controller on and off
Press and hold the power button until the controller screen turns on or off
Pressing the power button quickly will make the screen wake or sleep
Power Button
Tips: 1. Whether the heater is on or off, closing the controller will not affect the heater
operation as original settings will be saved
2. If you dont touch the screen for a minute, the controller will go to sleep. Tapping
the screen will wake it up.
4.4. The function of the reset key
If anomalies appear on the controller such as: icon displacement, controller crashes or the
screen goes black, press the reset button to recover the system.
The Reset Button
5. The controller usage
5.1 Unlock controller
Drag to the right edge of the screen to unlock controller.
5.2 Turning the unit on and off
If the unit is on, tap to turn the system off-the screen will show
If the unit is off, tap to turn the system on-the screen will show
Time
Malfunction icon
Displays when the heater has a problem
Timer icon
Displays when the timer has been set
Signal strength
Target temperature
Battery
Water inlet
temperature
Heating mode
Highlighted icon shows
the current mode
Cooling mode
Automatic mode