Zodiac Edenpac 2 User manual

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CONTENTS
1 General.................................................. 2
1.1 General terms of delivery..............................2
1.2 Voltage.......................................................... 2
1.3 Water treatment.............................................2
2 Description............................................ 2
2.1 Presentation...................................................2
2.1.1 Edenpac 2, 3, 4 and 5
2.1.2 Edenpac 6
2.2 Dimensional characteristics...........................5
2.2.1 Edenpac 2,3, 4 and 5
2.2.2 Edenpac 6
3 Installation............................................ 7
4 Connections .......................................... 9
4.1 Access to the electrical card .............................9
4.1.1 Edenpac with single fan
4.1.2 Edenpac with double fan
4.2 Hydraulic connections...................................... 10
4.3 Electric connection...........................................11
5 Regulator operation............................. 12
5.1 Presentation ......................................................12
5.2 Setting the target temperature...........................12
6 Starting up............................................ 13
6.1 Check................................................................13
6.2 Start up the heat pump......................................14
6.3 Checking...........................................................14
6.4 Fault and state display ......................................15
6.5 Winter storage ..................................................16
7 Maintenance instructions.................... 16
8 Recycling the product.......................... 16
9 Electrical diagrams.............................. 17
9.1 Electrical diagram of connection
Interface card.................................................... 17
9.2 Electrical diagram EdenPAC single-phase....... 18
9.3 Electrical diagram EdenPAC three-phase......... 19

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1. GENERAL
1.1 General terms of delivery
Any equipment, even CARRIAGE and PACKING FREE, travel at the consignee’s risk. The consignee shall make
reserves in writing on the CARRIER’S delivery bill if he notes damage caused during transport. (Confirmation to be sent
to the CARRIER within 48 hours by registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt).
Reminder: The unit must be shipped and stored in the upright position on a pallet and in the original packaging. In the contrary
case, place the unit in the vertical position on the pallet and check its global state (in case of doubt regarding the unit’s good state of
operation establish reserves in writing with the carrier).
-Under no circumstances may the heat pump be operated immediately if it was placed horizontally.
Wait at least 12 hours before operating the pump -
1.2 Voltage
Prior to any operation, check that the voltage on the name plate of the appliance corresponds to the mains voltage
provided on site.
1.3 Water treatment
In order to use our appliances under the best conditions, the following parameters must be respected: free chlorine: max.
2.5 mg/l, total bromine: max. 5.5 mg/l, pH between 6.9 and 8.0. If chemical or electrophysical disinfection systems are
used, the installer and user must contact the supplier to ensure they are compatible with our materials. These systems must
be installed after the heating system.
2. DESCRIPTION
2.1 Presentation
Contents after unpacking:
The unit with its instructions, warranty card
Note: inside the appliance you will find a sachet of accessories. To extract it, see paragraph 4.1 of these instructions.
Content of sachet:
two half-union connectors Ø50 with strap + two sealing rings - four silent blocks 
a
g
rooved elbow union .- a
p
lastic ca
p
- four anchor bolts and dowels 
(
onl
y
su
pp
lied wi
t
h double fan uni
t
)
.
+ +





Must be installed
with a double fan
machine

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2.1.1 Edenpac 2, 3, 4 and 5
1Front panel with polypropylene grid.
2Motor fan unit.
3Access flap to digital regulator 3a
(Euro α FK) & and pressure gauge ″water flow″3b
(measures the refrigerant pressure in the HP circuit
and is used to regulate the compressor & fan water
flow-rate ON).
4Electronic card.
5HP pressure switch.
6Flow controller.
7TITANIUM condenser unit.
8Regulator sensor.
9LP pressure switch.
Cased SCROLL compressor
11 Arched ‘flat fin’ unit cooler.
12 Anti-frost sensor.
13 Fastening plates
(with silent blocks).
14 Pool inlet water connection
(40/49 male screw fastening).
15 Packing gland (and/or cable inlet).
16 Pool outlet water connection
(40/49 male screw fastening).
17 Removable polypropylene panel
to access the technical compartment.
18 Closing snap clips.
1
2
3456
7
8
9
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Attention! never use the panel reinforcement as a
load-bearing support .
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3a
3b

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2.1.2 Edenpac 6
11 Arched ‘flat fin’ unit cooler.
12 Anti-frost sensor (NV).
13 Fastening plates.
14 Pool inlet water connection
(40/49 male screw fastening) (NV).
15 Packing gland (and/or cable inlet)
(NV).
16 Pool outlet water connection
(40/49 male screw fastening) (NV).
17 Removable polypropylene panel
to access the technical compartment.
18 Closing snap clips.
NV: Not Visible on photos but located
at the back of the unit
1
2
34
6
5
7
8
9

11
13
1Top and bottom panels with polypropylene grid.
2Motor fan unit.
3Access flap to digital regulator 3a
(Euro α FK) & and pressure gauge ″water flow″3b
(measures the refrigerant pressure in the HP circuit
and is used to regulate the compressor & fan water
flow-rate ON).
4Electronic card.
5HP pressure switch.
6Flow controller.
7TITANIUM condenser unit.
8Regulator sensor.
9LP pressure switch.
Cased SCROLL compressor
3a
3b
Attention! never use the panel reinforcement as a
load-bearing support .
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2.2 Dimensional characteristics
2.2.1 Edenpac 2, 3, 4 and 5
Dimensions of the appliance with packaging (in mm) :
Weight of Edenpac 2 with packaging : ≅98 kg
Weight of Edenpac 3 with packaging : ≅101 kg
Weight of Edenpac 4 - 5 with packaging : ≅110 kg
1275
480
870
To be transported upright in its original
packaging close to the installation site.

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2.2.2 Edenpac 6

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Dimensions of the appliance with packaging (in mm) :
Weight of Edenpac 6 with packaging: ≅145 kg
3. INSTALLATION
Tools required for installation :
-1 set of flat head screwdrivers
-1 set of crosshead screwdrivers
-1 cutter
-1 wire stripper
-1 pipe or round head spanner 13
-1 ratchet spanner
-1 pliers
-2 straps (for handling)
Choose the appliance installation site according to the following criteria:
• the appliance must be installed outdoors
• the clearance around the appliance must be respected
(see minimum dimensions on the drawings below) to avoid recycling of cold air produced.
vers égout
Dense obstacle (hedge, wall, fencing).
1370


To be transported upright in its original
packaging close to the installation site.
1275
480

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• the installation must be simple and allow for easy maintenance interventions.
• the appliance must be installed on a solid base (fastening centre distance 810 x 370) and protected against
flooding (using a « concrete » base with drain facility for condensation or installation of an additional condensation
evacuation kit placed at your disposal in the accessories sachet). The silent blocks supplied must be used, paying
attention not to compress them too much when tightening the fastening screws .
• the appliance must be level to allow for the gravitational evacuation of |possiblecondensation produced during
operation.
• the blower must not be directed towards surrounding windows.
• vibrations and noise must not be transmitted to a building close by.
• the heat pump must be installed at a minimum distance from the end of the pool, as defined by the applicable
national electrical standards. In France, standard NF C 15 100 (section 702) specifies that the appliance must not be
installed less than 2 metres from the pool or water reserve, but may be installed between 2 and 2.35 metres if there
are not water jets. In the contrary case, respect a minimum distance of 3.5 metres.
Attention ! :
• Do not lift the appliance by picking it up at the front and/or the water inlet/outlet points. Use 2 lifting slings (not
supplied) placed on either side of the appliance (see drawing below). The handle on the right side may be used only to help
with the final positioning of the appliance.
• Do not install the heat pump close to an inflammable gas source.
• Do not install the heat pump close to a road or path to protect the appliance against mud splashing.
• Avoid places that are subject to strong winds, in particular if the wind blows against the appliance’s air outlet.
• The installation as well as electric and hydraulic connections must be carried out in compliance with applicable standards, in
particular standard NF C 15 100 for France (equivalent to CE I 364) .
• Keep the appliance out of reach of children.
To use the additional condensation evacuation
kit:
- Use the grooved elbow union and cap.
- The tank is equipped with two evacuation holes, one for the
cap and the other for the grooved elbow union (their
position is interchangeable).
Note:To facilitate installation raise the unit 100 mm above
the ground with the additional blocks made of a hard,
water-resistant material (not supplied).


Slings


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4. CONNECTIONS
4.1 Access to the electric card
4.1.1 Edenpac with single fan
Turn the clips ¼ turn clockwise on the front panel 1using a flat head screwdriver.
Unscrew the 2 screws 2and 3on the right side using a cross head screwdriver.
Slide the entire front panel forward and then down.
4.1.2 Edenpac with double fan
Turn the 2 clips 1a and 1b in the front ¼ turn clockwise using a flat head screwdriver.
Unscrew the 2 screws 2and 3on the right side using a cross head screwdriver.
Slide the entire front panel forward and then down.
1
2
3
1b
1a
2
3

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4.2 Hydraulic connections
Connect the appliance’s PVC Ø 50 hose water inlet and outlet (according to symbols) to the removable fittings provided
with the heat pump. See symbols : for inlet and for outlet.
Connection is established with a by-pass on the pool filtration circuit after the filter and before the water treatment facility
(see diagrams below).
- Hydraulic circuit test pressure: 3 bar - Hydraulic circuit operating pressure: 1.5 bar
Edenpac 2,3,4 and 5 : - Average water flow 5 to 6.5 m3/h- pressure drop 1.3 to 1.7 mCE (0.13 to 0.17 bar) –
Edenpac 6 : - Average water flow 7.5 m3/h- pressure drop 1.1 mCE (0.11 bar) –
V1-V2-V3 : By-pass valve
V5-V4 : Regulator valve*
* Recommended to facilitate
adjustment close to the unit.
V1-V2-V3 : By-pass valve
V5-V4 : Regulator valve*
* Recommended to facilitate
adjustment close to the machine.
V1
V2 V3
V4
V5
V1
V2 V3
V4
V5

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4.3 Electric connection
• The power supply of the heat pump must pass via a protection facility and circuit-breaker (not supplied) in
compliance with applicable standards and regulations.
• The appliance is foreseen for connection to the mains circuit with TT and TN.S neutral connection (according
to NF C 15-100).
• Supply cable section : ** protection:
- Edenpac 6: 5 x 2.5 mm² * (three-phase 400V/3N/50Hz) Ù16 A
- Edenpac 5: 5 x 2.5 mm² * (three-phase 400V/3N/50Hz) Ù12 A
- Edenpac 3: 5 x 2.5 mm² * (three-phase 400V/3N/50Hz) Ù10 A
- Edenpac 4: 3 x 6 mm² * (single-phase 230V/1/50Hz) Ù25 A
- Edenpac 3 : 3 x 4 mm² * (single-phase 230V/1/50Hz) Ù20 A
- Edenpac 2 : 3 x 2.5 mm² * (single-phase 230V/1/50Hz) Ù16 A
* This section is indicative and must be checked and adapted, if necessary, according to installation conditions .
• Electrical protection: circuit breaker (curve D) or fuse (Am) adapted to the type of unit (see ** below) with a
protection system by 30 mA differential on the incoming supply side (circuit breaker or switch).
Note: • The acceptable voltage variation during operation is ± 10%
• The cable ways and ducts must be fastened.
• Only use cable suitable for outdoor use.
• Use the packing glands and cable inlets to feed the cables into the unit.
• Possibility to connect a control device (remote On/Off) using a potential-free contact
-without polarity 230V -50Hz- between terminals 1-2 => refer to the electrical wiring diagram below.
• Possibility to connect an –exterior- fault indicator of 230V-50Hz between terminals 0 and 4
=> refer to the electrical wiring diagram below.
• Possibility of creating a warning signal (terminals 5 and 6) to control the filter pump if required by the
temperature conditions (except in the case of heating, a 5-minute filter operating cycle every hour will be respected in
order to measure the true pool water temperature). This function is obtained with electrical logic using a potential-
free contact (I max. = 5 A at 230Vac with a resistive load)
=> refer to the electrical wiring diagram below.
When these electrical connections have been made, your unit automatically controls the pool filter system and ensures the water
temperature remains correct, day and night (this function is referred to as heating priority).
Connection of the following optional extras: heating priority, remote On/Off, machine fault indication.
Filter timer
Terminal rail in
heat pump Contactor
Filter pump
Phase
Neutral
Fault indicator 230 Vac
Remote On/Off switch
or
Configuration of supply terminal
I
n three-
p
hase 400V 50Hz with neutral +
p
hase + earth
Configuration of supply terminal
I
n sin
g
le
p
hase 230V 50Hz with neutral +
p
hase + earth
Factory-fitted shunt Factory-fitted shunt
Attention !
Incorrect connection of terminals 1-2-0-4-5-6 could result in damage
to the regulator and cancellation of the guarantee.
Independent cable

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• It is possible to connect a remote control module (1) (with display) . To do this use terminals :
34-35 (signals Tx-Rx) and 36-37 for 12 Vac supply of the interface A1 card.
Important :
To connect the remote On/Off(2) functions, fault and warning functions for filter start up, use cables with a section of at least
1mm². Packing glands and cable inlets are available for passage of these cables into the unit.
To connect the remote module(1) (max. distance = 50 m) use a shielded cable of 4x0.75 mm² minimum (connected to the earth
harness in the heat pump).
(1) module available as an optional extra.
(2) it is essential to use an independent cable for connection of this function (terminals 1 and 2).
5. REGULATOR OPERATION
5.1 Presentation
The Euro αFK setting thermostat with digital display is supplied fitted in the appliance, electrically connected and pre-
set in the factory for swimming pool heating.
Setting principle: a control sensor placed at the water inlet side of the heat pump measures the temperature in the pool
and compares it to the target temperature. If the water temperature becomes or is lower than the target temperature, the
regulator unit authorises heating after a set time of 180 seconds, the Led blinks and then remains on.
5.2 Setting the target temperature
Press and hold the Set key to display the target temperature, then press the key to increase or to decrease the
temperature. Then release the key to return to the display of the water temperature.
Note:
The maximum target temperature is limited to 32°C in order to protect the swimming pool liner. This high target may,
however, be modified by the installer, but at his own responsibility .
Heating mode
Defrost cycle
(blinking = timer)
Program temperature or set
regulator parameters
On/Off (1), Stand-by (1)
(red dot), Fault reset
Increase value (UP)
Decrease value (DOWN)
Compressor operation
(blinking = timer)
Filter pump control/heat pump on
(if connected)
Temperature display in
°C or °F
then Ôthen Ò
(1) Stop operation in Heating mode.
Remarks :
- when a defrost cycle is in progress, it ends with maintaining ventilation except if the ambient temperature drops below +5°C or if filtration is stopped (J1 open).
- in the case where the unit requests heating (Leds and on or on and blinking) led remains on (contact 5-6 closed) for 120 s then switches off
(contact 5-6 open).

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6. STARTING UP
* Technical characteristics:
* With ambient air at + 15°C and pool water at 24°C – NC = Not Communicated
• Appliance protection index: IP 24.
• Refrigerant gas type: R410A.
• Manufacturer's gas fill value:
EdenPac 2 1-ph. = 850 g. - EdenPac 3 1-ph. = 1300 g. - EdenPac 4 1-ph. = 1600 g.
EdenPac 5 3-ph. = 1500 g. EdenPac 6 3-ph. = 3000 g.
* Heat pump operating conditions:
• The outside temperature must be higher than +5°C (automatic shut-off by anti-frost sensor SD2) and below +38°C.
• A sufficient water flow must pass into the heat pump.
Note: The heat pump stops heating the pool when it starts a defrost cycle and interrupts the compressor and ventilation
systems, according to the information provided by the defrost sensor SD3 which is factory-set to -10 °C in the
refrigeration circuit. When this temperature increases to 12 °C, the fan switches off and a 120 to 300 second time period
starts (depending on the compressor stoppage time) before the fan and compressor restart simultaneously.
? Possible traces of humidity at the base of the unit may be due to |normalcondensation of the water vapour in
the air or due to the defrost cycle in progress (phenomenon visible if the additional condensation evacuation kit is not used).
6.1 Check
• that the hydraulic connections are correctly tightened.
• that there is no water leak.
• that the appliance is stable (with a level gauge and spirit level).
• that the cables are correctly connected to their terminals.
? Incorrectly tightened cables may cause overheating of terminals.
• that the cables cannot be damaged by sharp metal sheets or elements.
• the earth connection.
• that no tools or other objects have been left inside the appliance.
Appliance Power
consumption * Power restored *
Rated
current
consumption*
Max.
current
consumed
Acoustic
power Acoustic power at 10 m Net weight
EDENPAC 2
Single phase 2.04 kW 10 kW 9.8 A 15 A 66.5 dBA 38.5 dBA 87 kg
EDENPAC 3
Single phase 2,42 kW 12 kW 13 A 16 A 66,5 dBA 38,5 dBA 90 kg
EDENPAC 3
Three phase 2,46 kW 12 kW 5,8 A 7 A NC NC
90 kg
EDENPAC 4
Single phase 3,15 kW 15 kW 15,2 A 19 A NC NC
94 kg
EDENPAC 5
Three phase 3,22 kW 16 kW 6 A 9 A 70 dBA 42 dBA 99 kg
EDENPAC 6
Three phase 4,02 kW 21 kW 7 A 11 A 71,5 dBA 43,5 dBA 130 kg

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6.2 Start up the heat pump
• Switch on the heat pump power supply protection device located inside the filter control cabinet.
• Start filtration.
• Set the by-pass and setting valves* as follows:
- Valve V1 slightly closed to increase the filter pressure from 150 to 200g (0.15 to 0.20 bar).
- Valve
V2 fully open.
- Valve
V3 fully open.
- Valve
V4 fully open.
- Valve
V5 half closed.
* see paragraph 4.2.
If the valves (V4 & V5) are not present, set valve V2 to fully open and valve V3 to half closed.
• Check that the swimming pool water hydraulic circuit has been vented.
• Start the heat pump if it is in stand-by mode (red dot) by pressing , ON appears on the display for a period of
5 s before displaying the water temperature.
• Set the target temperature (SET + or ) => if the pool should be heated: Led blinks and then remains
on after approx. 2 to 3 minutes max. and the heat pump starts.
? 5 min. after re-start of the heat pump (fan + compressor), check the water flow pressure gauge display and set valve V3 or
V5 in order to bring the needle into the green zone (beginning of season {cold water}: position at the start of the green zone).
Reminder: If, when setting the by-pass and setting valves, the flow rate is less than 1.5 m3/h the heat pump will not
function (the vane flow monitor is triggered and the regulator displays the message AId alternating with the water temperature). Adjust the
setting valves : -V5- (if present) or -V3- and -V1-.
When the heat pump is running :
-If the flow rate switch switches on or off for a period longer than or equal to 3 s, a timer of 130 seconds* min. is
activated before the unit starts again.
* For information this time period may increase during a defrost cycle or if the compressor stop time is less than 180 s.
-In case of a power failure, a timer of 125 seconds starts when the power supply is restored before the unit starts
again.
Observation: When the water attains the target temperature (Leds and off) the heat pump switches off
automatically.
Reminder:
The 3-phase heat pump is equipped with a phase order control system (KA1) used to check that the phase order is correct
at start up (and during operation) and to signal a phase order fault (regulator indicates dCP fault and the green led KA1
inside the unit is off. The orange led remains on as long as phase L1 is present). In the case of a unit which is switched off
and isolated, it is sufficient to invert two phase wires directly on the main supply terminal.
ATTENTION ! this operation must be carried out by a qualified and authorised professional
6.3 Checking
Check that the heat pump stops heating when:
• the target temperature on the digital display thermostat is decreased.
• filtration is switched off or valve V2 or V4 closed.
Normal position of the pressure
gauge needle when the appliance is
off (compressor and fan(s) OFF).
Attention ! this position may vary
slightly in the « STOP » zone
depending on water and ambient air
tem
p
eratures.
Normal position of the pressure
gauge needle when the
appliance is in operation
(compressor and fan(s) ON).
The position range in the
«CORRECT » zone may vary
depending on water and ambient air
temperatures, or even attain the
«LOW » zone when the water flow
going into the unit is too low.

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6.4 Fault and state display
Faults :
The states :
Message Designation Cause Remedy Reset Alarm
dSr (on) Control sensor fault Sensor defective or
disconnected Replace or reconnect the sensor
Cut power supply or press
button if dSr starts blinking YES
(terminals 0-4)
dSA (on) Anti-frost sensor fault Sensor defective or
disconnected Replace or reconnect the sensor
Cut power supply or press
button if dSA starts
blinking
YES
(terminals 0-4)
dSd (on) Defrost sensor fault Sensor defective or
disconnected Replace or reconnect the sensor
Cut power supply or press
button if dsd starts
blinking
YES
(terminals 0-4)
dbP (on) Low pressure fault in
refrigerating circuit Insufficient refrigerant Consult a PSA-approved
technician to look for leaks
and refill refrigerant
Automatic
(if less than 4 faults within an
hour) or by pressing the button
if dBP starts blinking
YES
- if more than 4 faults
within one hour -
(terminals 0-4)
dHP (on) High pressure fault in
refrigerating circuit
1- Water and air mixture
passing in the appliance
2- Refrigerant overload
1- Purge hydraulic circuit
2- Consult a PSA-approved
technician to check the
refrigerant level
Automatic
(if less than 4 faults within an
hour) or by pressing the button
if dHP starts blinking
YES
- if more than 4 faults
within one hour -
(terminals 0-4)
dCP (on) Phase order fault (only on
three-phase heat pumps)
1- Incorrect wiring at unit
supply terminals
2- Modification of phase
order by electrical
supplier
3- Temporary failure of
one or several phases
1- Check wiring at unit
supply terminals
2- Contact your local
electricity supplier to ensure
no modifications have been
made to your supply
Cut power supply or press the
button if dCP starts blinking YES
(terminals 0-4)
dtd (on) Defrost cycle Time Out
Incorrect signal from the
defrost sensor or defrost
cycle too long (> one
hour)
Consult a PSA-approved
technician to check the sensor
and operation of the defrost
cycle.
Cut power supply or press the
button if dtd starts blinking
(after stand by ‘Ofr5 => .’ and
switch the regulator on again by
pressing )
YES
(terminals 0-4)
dEE (on) EEPROM fault Incorrect parameter data in the regulator
EEPROM
Consult a PSA-approved
technician to replace the
regulator Cut off power YES
(terminals 0-4)
dC (on) Connection fault
Remote control module
(optional) incorrectly
connected or declared
present for the regulator
but in reality absent
Consult a PSA-approved
technician and refer to the
installation instructions of the
remote control module
Automatic NO
Message Designation Cause Remedy Reset Alarm
AId (alternating with
the water temperature) Flow switch open for more than 3 s.
1- Filter pump is off (filter
timer is outside the
operating time limit)
2- Insufficient water
flowing through the unit
3- Flow controller
damaged or disconnected
1- Wait for the programmed
filter time period
* Test possible in mode :
filtration « manual »
2- Adjust the BY-PASS
* Filtration on
3- Change or reconnect the
flow controller
Automatic after timer NO
CAd (alternating with
the water temperature) Remote control ON/OFF. Remote control on OFF (Contact open)
1- Switch the remote control
to ON (Contact closed)
2- Contact a PSA-approved
technician to check the cable
linking the remote control box
to the unit
Automatic NO
dA (alternating with the
water temperature) Anti-frost safety triggered Outside temperature too low (< +5°C) Wait for natural rise of outside temperature Automatic NO
rA (alternating with the
water temperature) Anti-frost protection heater is on Outside temperature too low (< +3°C) Wait for natural rise of outside temperature Automatic NO
Info: led remains on for 120s after a fault is indicated (except in the case of a dC indication when the heat
pump remains operational).
Info: led remains on for 120s after the status signal (except in the case of a defrost cycle with the remote On/Off function (Cad) and SD3 < 5°C).

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6.5 Winter storage
• Press the button to switch the regulation to «stand-by», Ofr5 is displayed for 5 s before a small red dot
appears.
•Close the valves V2 and V3 of the BY-PASS.
•Open valves V4 and V5 next to the unit (if present).
• Drain the water condenser (RISK OF FROST)by unscrewing the two pool water inlet and outlet unions on the
side of the heat pump.
• Lightly retighten the two unions to avoid any risk of foreign bodies entering the condenser.
• Do not hermetically seal the unit (risk of condensation). A special-purpose ventilated cover is available (optional
accessory provided by PSA).
Incorrect winter storage automatically cancels the GUARANTEE.
7. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Tasks to be carried out by a qualified and authorised person:
The following operations must be carried out at least once a year:
• Clean the evaporator at the back of the heat pump (with a soft brush and gentle water spray).
- Never use a high-pressure cleaner for this operation -
• Check the settings.
• Check safety devices.
• Check the presence of refrigerant (check the pressure gauge needle with the compressor switched off).
• Check electrical connections and terminals (retighten the supply cable terminals).
• Check earth connections.
• Do not use solvents to clean the outside of your unit, PSA NET offers an optional specific cleaning kit.
IMPORTANT
Before working on the appliance, ensure that the power supply is disconnected and secured. All interventions must be carried
out by persons who are qualified and authorised to work on this type of equipment .
8. RECYCLING THE PRODUCT
This appliance contains a refrigerant and high-tech electrical components.
When replaced, this unit must be recycled by a specialised service or sent back to PSA.

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9. ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS
9.1 Electrical diagram of connection interface card.
To J11 and J12
To J6 and J14

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9.2 Electrical diagram EdenPAC single-phase.
IMPORTANT
Elimination or shunting of one of the safety or remote control devices automatically cancels the GUARANTEE.

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9.3 Electrical diagram EdenPAC three-phase.
IMPORTANT
Elimination or shunting of one of the safety or remote control devices automatically cancels the GUARANTEE.

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IMPORTANT
Elimination or shunting of one of the safety or remote control devices automatically cancels the GUARANTEE.
With an aim to improving its products, PSA reserves the right to modify the characteristics without prior notice
– Edition 04/05-A -