OPTICLIMATE PRO3 Series User manual

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INSTRUCTIONS
OPTICLIMATE PRO3 SPLIT
Please take note of:
- High temperature protection on page 9
- Clear alarm history on page 15

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Content
- Technical data / Specifications 3
- Installation 4
- Electrical connections 6
- Connecting the outdoor unit 10
- Commissioning 12
- Settings 17
- Inspection / Maintenance 21
- Failure analysis and error messages 22
- Error Code List 23
- Options, to be delivered with 24
- Appendix: Error code list 26

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Specifications
OPTICLIMATE 3500 PRO3 SPLIT (WITH AIR-COOLED OUTDOOR UNIT)
Cooling
No. Of Lamps
Voltage
Phase
Power
Capacity
600W
400W
Heating
Dimensions
(mm)
Weight
230V
1 of 3
820W
3.5kW
6
9
2 x 1500W
870x580x405
50kg
OPTICLIMATE 6000 PRO3 SPLIT (WITH AIR-COOLED OUTDOOR UNIT)
Cooling
No. Of Lamps
Voltage
Phase
Power
Capacity
600W
400W
Heating
Dimensions
(mm)
Weight
230V
1 of 3
1590W
6kW
10
15
3 x 1500W
990x630x505
70kg
OPTICLIMATE 10000 PRO3 SPLIT (WITH AIR-COOLED OUTDOOR UNIT)
Cooling
No. Of Lamps
Voltage
Phase
Power
Capacity
600W
400W
Heating
Dimensions
(mm)
Weight
230V
1 of 3
2390W
10kW
16
24
3 x 2000W
1050x660x505
110kg
OPTICLIMATE 15000 PRO3 SPLIT (WITH AIR-COOLED OUTDOOR UNIT)
Cooling
No. Of Lamps
Voltage
Phase
Power
Capacity
600W
400W
Heating
Dimensions
(mm)
Weight
400V
3
3500W
15kW
24
35
3 x 2700W
1230x810x545
150kg
OPTICLIMATE 15000 PRO3 S SPLIT (WITH AIR-COOLED OUTDOOR UNIT)
Cooling
No. Of Lamps
Voltage
Phase
Power
Capacity
600W
400W
Heating
Dimensions
(mm)
Weight
230V
1 of 3
3500W
15kW
24
35
3 x 2700W
1230x810x545
150kg
The opticlimate 15000 Pro 3 Split is a Phase 1 Machine
Dimensions outdoor unit (mm);
-3500 Pro: 540x450x310
-6000 Pro: 640x550x320
-10000 Pro: 960x510x350
-15000 Pro: 1080x700x330

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Installation
Fan mount (front / side)
If the unit is placed in a narrow space or in the ridge of a gable, place the fan outlet on the short
side of the unit.
This is done simply by rotating the purple panels shown in the picture so the fan panel is on to the
short side of the unit. This is done by rotating the red corner support 90o then upside down so there
are no loose cable connections.
At the rear of the unit where the carbon / particle filter is the air inlet must be a minimum distance of
15 cm from the wall in order to guarantee proper intake of the air. The distance between the top of
the unit and the ceiling should also be at least 15 cm. Greater distances are preferable. The unit
must be free of the walls to avoid unnecessary noises caused by contact.

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The unit should be mounted so that the side of the condensation drain is sloping at least 1 cm lower
than the other side to make sure that the condensation flows out well. In practice, increases of 1 cm
on all angles, except for the corner of the electrical compartment, will enable the correct outcome.
The use of a spirit level is hereby advisable.
To avoid noises caused by vibration whilst in use, the OptiClimate comes with rubber mounts which
are suitable for pendant mounting.
For ground mounting or areas where it needs to be quiet you can remove the rubber mounts and
replace them with the isolator springs, which absorb more vibration. The unit will automatically fall to
the condensate drain.
Rubber Mounts Isolator Spring Mounts

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Electrical Connections
In order to make the various electrical connections they have to be to the left of the panel, the first
manometer dismantled.
Included is a 5-core cable, humidistat, remote and room temperature. The wiring of this can be fed
through the opening at the bottom of the panel. The power cable for the power supply to the side is
led by the black rubber grommet.
Alarm Output
On the PCB is an alarm output, it is activated (contacts) when a fault (error) is detected. This output
can be used with a mobile phone detector or connected to an alarm system. The output can be set
to NO or NC via the Settings menu. This means that the contact is opened or closed by a
notification. See the manual of the mobile phone detector or alarm.
Humidistat with light cell
The humidistat supplied with built-in light sensor is already connected. The cable must to be guided
through the opening in the panel only, The unit should be suspended in space and The light cell in
the humidistat
must not be covered. OptiClimate automatically switches from day to night mode.
Humidistat, Remote terminal,
Outdoor unit, Temperature sensors
Power supply
Alarm Output
Sensor dual room

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Room Temperature
The compartment is also the room temperature. This is already connected to the PCB. The sensor is
used by the opening in the panel through to the outside and is to be to be hung in line with the top
of the crop. The sensor must be protected against heat radiation but not placed in the shade, a
cover on top of the sensor is sufficient.
The Remote
The remote can also be hung in the
compartment is in space but also elsewhere.
OptiClimate can also operate outside the room.
The four core cable is already connected, and
entered by the opening in the panel, to be
carried out.
5-Core Cable
Included is a 5-pin connector to provide power to the outdoor unit and to connect the indoor unit.
The temperature in the outdoor unit is connected by the 5-core cable to the terminal strip in the
indoor unit and the white junction box to the outdoor unit. The 5-core cable must be passed through
the opening in the panel and is connected to the indoor unit as follows.
Blue (or black with # 1 *) N
Brown (or black with nr2 *) 7
Yellow / green PE
Black or gray (or black with # 3 *) 24
Black or gray (or black with # 4 *) 23
* (depending on the type of 5-core cable included)
Power cables
There are five different OptiClimate models. For your safety and the safety of the OptiClimate serve
to connect the power supply, the following specifications are to be observed; Use the specified
circuit breakers and cable sizes
Model Circuit breaker Cable sections
3500pro3 first phase D16 automatic 2.5 mm2 cable
3500pro3 3 phase automatic D10 2.5 mm2 cable
6000pro3 first phase D25 automatic 4.0 mm2 cable
6000pro3 3 phase automatic D16 2.5 mm2 cable
10000pro3 first phase D35 automatic 4.0 mm2 cable
10000pro3 3 phase automatic D20 2.5 mm2 cable
15000pro3 (S) 1 phase D50 automatic 6.0 mm2 cable
15000pro3 (S) 3 phase automatic D35 4.0 mm2 cable
15000pro3 3 phase automatic D25 4.0 mm2 cable *
* This unit is the compressor divided over 3 phases

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The cables for the power supply must be guided through the grommet on the side to be connected
to the left side of the terminal strip as described in the figure. The earth can be connected to
terminal PE or on the screw on the metal casing directly below the terminal block.
D3500pro, D6000pro & D1000pro 230 (1 & 3 phase). At phase 1, 2 loops between L1-L2 and
L2-L3 of the heating elements. 3-phase is always preferred.
Connections to the
terminal strip left corner
Connections to the
terminal strip right corner
2 loops 230V 1 phase
Outdoor fan unit
Humidistat
Temperature
protection
230V 3 phase
Outdoor
temperature unit
Connections to the
terminal strip left corner
Connections to the terminal strip
below right corner
430V 3 phase
Outdoor fan unit
Humidistat
Temperature
protection
Outdoor
temperature unit
Wiring diagram for the pro D15000 400v 3 phase only

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High temperature protection
If the temperature in a room is too high OptiClimate switches the heat sources (eg lamps) off. In the
unit there is a connection that can be connected to the timer on the switchboard.
The power wire runs to the switch on the switchboard should this be interrupted. In one example, this
is Grasslin clock terminal 1 and at a LeGrand switch this connection 4 is scheduled for D15000 pro
400v 3 phase only.
The two ends must be at terminal 15 & 16 on the connected terminal strip in the OptiClimates
electrical compartment.
The power for the switch then runs through the OptiClimate. If the temperature is above 35 ° C, the
OptiClimate interrupts the circuit so that the heat sources switch off. ERROR 15 will appear on the
remote.
Always refer to the instructions of the manufacturer of the switch if another model is used than what is
shown is this example.

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Connecting the Outdoor Unit
Placing the outdoor unit
The outdoor unit should preferably be placed outdoors in a cool place (Shadow) to which the unit
can suck dirt. When mounted, enough space should be left around the unit to ensure proper supply
of air. If the air by the outdoor unit is warmer, then the capacity is reduced (table) if the ambient air
above 40 ° C, creates an error E: 16. The unit continues to operate as normal.
Connecting coolant hoses
Included are 2 coolant hoses. One hose has a large diameter and the indoor unit connected to the
"steam" (above). The other hose has a slightly smaller diameter, and is connected to the "liquid"
(below).
On the outdoor unit, the hose with the largest diameter is connected to the upper and the hose with
the smaller diameter is connected to the lower connector.
Caution! Coolant hoses must not be kinked or at an acute angle when mounted. The hoses must not
be shortened or extended.
The connection on both the indoor and outdoor unit must first be rotated by hand. Hereafter
connections with two wrenches can be tightened, not tighten too hard if connecting 5 core cable
to the outdoor unit.
The outdoor unit is a white waterproof junction box. 5, the wire cable extending from the
indoor unit must be connected herein.
Blue on blue or black No. 1 *
Yellow / green yellow / green
Brown on brown or black No. 2 *
Black or gray on black or black No. 3 *
Black or gray on black or black No. 4 *
* (Depending on the type of 5-core cable included)
Condensation drain
During cooling, the unit also dehumidifies the air; the fluids from the air are drawn out of the
condensation drain. The condensation drain is connected to a sturdy garden hose or tubing that is
not easy to bend. The condensation dripping out of the hose can be connected to the drain. The
condensation can also be used as feed water. The heatsink is adjusted so that no metal or
oxides may end up in the condensation water. This is ideal if only hard water is available as a water
supply.