Zodiac ZS500 MD5 User manual

H0430700.A - 2014/05
Instrucons for installaon and use
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•Read this noce carefully before installing, maintaining or repairing this appliance!
•The symbol indicates important informaon that you must take into account to avoid the risk
of damage to persons or the appliance.
•The symbol indicates useful informaon as an indicaon.
Warnings
•As part of a connuous improvement process our products may be modied without prior noce.
•Exclusive use: the heang of pool water (must not be used for any other purpose),
•The appliance must be installed by a qualied technician, in compliance with the manufacturer’s
instrucons and in compliance with current local standards. The installer is responsible for the
installaon of the appliance and the compliance with Naonal regulaons in maers of installaon.
Under no circumstances can the manufacturer be held liable in the event that local installaon
standards are not respected.
•Incorrect installaon may cause damage to property or serious injuries (possibly causing death),
•It is important that this appliance be handled by skilled and apt persons (physically and mentally)
having received the instrucons for use beforehand (by reading these instrucons). All persons not
meeng these criteria must not approach the appliance in order to avoid exposure to dangerous
elements.
•If the appliance suers a malfuncon: do not try to repair the appliance yourself, contact your
reseller.
•Before any intervenon on the appliance, make sure it has been powered o and locked out, and
that heang priority has been deacvated.
•Before any operaons check that:
-the voltage indicated on the plate on the appliance corresponds to the mains voltage,
-the power supply is suitable for use with a heat pump, and that it has a ground connecon.
•Eliminang or shunng any safety devices automacally voids the warranty, as does the replacement
of parts using parts not originang from our warehouses,
•Do not release R410A coolant liquid into the atmosphere. This is a uoride greenhouse eect gas
covered by the Kyoto agreement with a global warming potenal (GWP) = 1975 - (see the European
Community regulaons on uoride greenhouse eect gases Direcve EC 842/2006).
•This heat pump is compable with all types of water treatment.
•keep the appliance out of the reach of children.
• General delivery terms and condions : all equipment, even postage and packing paid, travels at
the risks and perils of the recipient. The laer must make wrien reserves on the transporter’s
delivery documents if damage during transport is discovered (conrmed by registered leer to the
transporter within 48 hours). If the appliance has been pped over, make wrien reserves to the
transporter.

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Contents
1. Installaon....................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 Technical specicaons ................................................................................................................................ 3
1.2 Accessing the technical compartment ....................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Selecon of the locaon .............................................................................................................................. 3
1.4 Hydraulic connecons .................................................................................................................................. 3
1.5 Electric connecons ...................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Use....................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Presentaon of the regulaon .................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Starng up the appliance............................................................................................................................. 6
2.3 Menu presentaon ....................................................................................................................................... 6
2.4 Checks to carry out once the appliance is running .................................................................................. 9
3. Maintenance................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.1 Wintering ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
3.2 Maintenance instrucons .......................................................................................................................... 10
3.3 Addional recommendaons.................................................................................................................... 10
3.4 Recycling ....................................................................................................................................................... 10
4. Troubleshoong .......................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1 Displays ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 Appliance malfuncons.............................................................................................................................. 11
4.3 FAQ................................................................................................................................................................. 12
5. Registering the product............................................................................................................................ 13
Available in the appendices at the end of these instrucons:
• Electric Diagram
• Dimensions
• Descripon
• Contents
• Available accessories
• Compliance cercate

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1. Installaon
Do not li the appliance using the casing, handle it from the base.
1.1 Technical specicaons
• Operang range from -12 °C to 40 °C air temperature, and from 10 °C to 32 °C water temperature,
• class: I,
• polluon degree: 2,
• power surge class: II
• power supply cable size: for a maximum length of 20 metres (calculaon on the basis of: 5A/mm²), must be checked and
suitable for the installaon condions.
ZS500
Hydraulic circuit pressure Water ow
recommended Head loss Cable cross secon
Maximum Minimum Secon Type
Pa Pa m³/h mCE mm²
MD5 300 000 150 000 6 1.5 3 x 2.5 3G2.5
1.2 Accessing the technical compartment
X 8
1.3 Selecon of the locaon
The appliance must be installed outside and have clearance space around it (see §1.4).
• the heat pump must be installed at a minimum distance from the pool coping in order to avoid any projecons of spray
onto the appliance. This distance is determined by the electric standards applicable locally (In France: 3.5 metres).
• the heat pump must not be installed:
-close to a heat source or to a source of inammable gas,
-close to a road with a risk of water or mud being sprayed,
-close to a guer that could overow onto it,
-with the blower outlet towards a permanent or temporary obstacle (awning, branches…) at less than one metre.
• install on a stable, solid (concrete slab for example) and level surface,
• protect from the risk of ooding by the condensate produced by the appliance when it is running.
The an-vibraon pads are built into the heat pump base. They are height adjustable. We recommend slightly
sloping the appliance towards the rear for beer condensate drainage.
1.4 Hydraulic connecons
V1-V2-V3: bypass valves
V5-V4: regulaon valves (oponal)
* minimum distance

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Follow the hydraulic connecon direcon (see § «Dimensions» in the appendix).
The piping must be supported.
• Connecon must use Ø50 PVC rigid pressure piping, from a bypass, on the pool lter circuit, aer the lter and before
water treatment.
• Installing a by-pass is mandatory and facilitates operaons on the appliance.
• Make sure the hydraulic ngs are correctly ghtened and that there are no leaks.
Condensate drainage: warning, your appliance can release several litres
of water per day; it is highly recommended to connect the drainage to the
drains.
Connect an interior Ø18 pipe (not supplied), to the corrugated angle to be
ed under the appliance base (orientable outlet).
1.5 Electric connecons
1.5.1 Voltage and protecon
• the heat pump’s power supply must come from a protecon and cut-o device (not included) which is compliant with
the country’s applicable standards and regulaons,
• addional protecon may be required on installaon to guarantee power surge category II,
• the machine is designed to be connected to a power supply using a neutral TT and TN.S wiring system,
• electric protecon: using a circuit breaker (D curve) or a fuse (calibre 16A see § 1.1), with a separate 30 mA ground fault
circuit breaker (circuit breaker or switch).
• the electricity supply connecon ducng must be stac,
• acceptable voltage variaon: ± 6% (when running),
• use cables suitable for outside use of the H07RN-F type, and of an outer diameter included between 9 and 18
mm,
• use the cable gland to pass the power supply cable into the appliance.
1.5.2 Connecons
• The electric power supply cable must be isolated from all sharp or hot elements that could damage or crush it.
• With the power o, check that the power cable is properly connected to the connecon terminal
• Loose terminals can cause the terminal block to heat and lead to the warranty being voided.
• It is imperave to connect the appliance to an earth rod.
• Risk of electric shocks inside the appliance.
• Only a qualied and experienced technician is authorised to wire inside the appliance.
• If the power supply cable is damaged it should be replaced by a qualied technician.
1.5.3 Remote control panel
The heat pump control panel can be installed at a distance from the appliance. To do this, use the remote control kit
(plasc cover + metal holder + RJ11/RJ45 cable extension, see kit instrucon to install).
1.5.4 Connecng opons
• use cables with a cross secon of: 2x0.75 mm² at least, of the H07RN-F type, and of an outer diameter included between
8 and 13 mm
Remove the cover (above the cable gland) and install the supplied cable gland to pass the cabling into the
appliance. The opons cables and the power supply cable must be supported separately (risk of interference)
using a cable e inside the appliance just aer the cable glands.
Any incorrect connecons to terminals 1 to 12 may damage the regulator and void its warranty.
The ltering pump motor should not, under any circumstances, be directly supplied from terminals 11-12.
If there is any intervenon on terminals 1 to 12 there is a risk of electric current being returned.
phase (L) + neutral (N) + Ground ( )

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Alarm:
• Funcon: connect a relay to the alarm contact,
• using a dry contact
• between terminals 1-2 (220-240V 2A maximum when the alarm is on),
Remote «on/o» command:
• Funcon: connect a remote «on/o» buon.
• using a potenal-free, no polarity 220-240V ~ 50Hz contact,
• connect the cable to the terminal block between terminals 9-10.
Heang priority:
• Funcon: coupling to trigger the ltering pump (temperature test at least 5 minutes every hour, with ltering kept
running if the pool temperature is less than the requested temperature).
• using a dry contact (no polarity I max. = 8 A)
• between terminals 11-12.
A1-A2: supply of the power contactor coil for the lter pump
B: ltering clock
C: power contactor (three or two phased) powering the lter pump
motor
D: separate connecon cable for the «heang priority» funcon
E: terminal block
F: fuse
G: separate connecon cable for alarm contact relay
H: alarm contact relay
I: remote «on/o» switch
J: separate connecon cable for the remote «on/o» command
2. Use
2.1 Presentaon of the regulaon
«On/o» buon (press for 3 seconds)
Menu selecon and access buon
Return/Exit buon
Value seng buon
«Power» indicator On=appliance powered on
«Alarm» indicator Flashing = alarm message on the screen or operang fault
Display
Screen type Starter screen (4 seconds) Home screen
Content Electronic Card rmware versions A1
(regulaon) and A2 (display)
Date
Operang mode
Set point temperature
Water intake temperature
Heat pump status

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Keyboard lock/unlock:
Press and for 3 seconds: or
2.2 Starng up the appliance
• Check that there are no more tools or any other foreign objects in the machine,
• The panel to access the technical part must be ed,
• The bypass and sengs valves (see §1.4) must be posioned as follows:
- valve 1 fully open,
- valves 2, 3, 4 and 5 closed
Incorrect bypass sengs can cause the heat pump to malfuncon.
• Start up water circulaon,
• Gradually shut o valve 1 to increase the lter pressure by 150g (0.150 bars),
• Fully open valves 2, 3 and 4, then open valve 5 half way (see §1.4) (the air accumulated in the heat pump condenser
and the ltering circuit will be drained o),
If valves 4 and 5 are not present, open valve 2 fully and close valve 3 half way.
• Turn on the heat pump electricity supply,
• If the heat pump is on stand-by, press , for 3 seconds, the start-up screen will display for 4 seconds, then the home
screen displays, a two minute count down will start.
Set the set point temperature:
• Press to increase the temperature by 0.5 °C,
• Press to lower the temperature by 0.5 °C,
When the pool reaches the required temperature, the heat pump stops automacally.
2.3 Menu presentaon
To access the menu press .
Menu Descripon
Modes selecon Choose the appliance operang mode (see §2.3.1)
Report Read the sensor measurement values, the appliance operang speeds, and
the fault history (see §2.3.2)
Waterow set Reading for the presence of water ow (see §2.3.3)
Parameters Read the appliance parameters (see §2.3.4)
Time seng Set the appliance date and me (see §2.3.5)
Languages Choose the interface language (see §2.3.6)
Contraste Adjust the screen contrast (see §2.3.7)
2.3.1 Mode selecon
Menu Descripon
Boost For a faster temperature rise
Smart For opmised operaon
Silence Eco For economic and silent operaon
Time slot Dene me ranges and operang modes
Cold mode Water cooling funcon acvated

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Programme me ranges:
• Press to access the day or day range selecon, using the or keys, select the day or the range, then validate
by pressing ,
• Use the key to scroll down, select the required operang mode using the or keys, then validate using ,
• Modify the start-up me for the mode using the key, validate by pressing ,
• Modify the stop me for the mode using the key, validate by pressing ,
• To create another operang range in another mode, press the key, then connue in the same way.
The heat pump will not operate during the empty me ranges.
2.3.2 Troubleshoong
Sensors Descripon
ST1 Water temperature at
intake
ST2 Air temperature
ST3 Defrosng sensor
ST4 Liquid line sensor
ST5 Compressor discharge
temperature

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Speeds Descripon (percentage in terms of maximum
speed)
Compressor Compressor operang speed
Fan Fan operang speed
Open EEV Electronic expansion valve opening
Error list Descripon (only accessible to
professionals)
Error See §4.1
2.3.3 Presence of ow
or
• Set the ow using valve 5 (or 3 if there is no valve 5).
In this adjustment phase, wait for a few minutes aer each change in valve posion for the appliance to
balance.
2.3.4 Parameters
Parameters Level 1 Descripon
P01 Set point temperature
P04 Hysteresis for switching to cold mode according to set point
P09 ST1 water intake sensor calibraon
P10 ST2 air intake sensor calibraon
P15 Cold mode acvaon
P16 Fixed counter for operang hours
P17 Counter with reset of operang hours
P50 Heang priority mode acvaon
P52 Filter pump operaon «ON» (if P50 = 1)
P53 Filter pump operaon «OFF (if P50 = 1)
Parameters Level 2 Only accessible to professionals

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2.3.5 Seng the me
• Press to enter day selecon, using the or keys, select the day, then validate using ,
• Scroll down to the «me» parameter using the key, enter the parameter using , rst modify the hours using
the or keys, validate by pressing , then change the minutes using the or keys, validate by pressing
.
2.3.6 Languages
• Select the chosen language using the or keys, then validate by pressing .
2.3.7 Contrast
• Select the screen contrast using the or keys, then validate by pressing .
2.4 Checks to carry out once the appliance is running
The heat pump must stop when:
• the set point temperature on the regulator is set below the water temperature,
• ltering is stopped, or when valves 2 or 3 are closed,
• the heat pump is powered o by pressing 3 seconds on .
3. Maintenance
3.1 Wintering
Wintering is imperave, failure to do so exposes the condenser to a risk of freezing, this case is not covered
by the warranty.
To avoid condensaon damaging the appliance, do not cover it hermecally, a wintering cover is available as
an opon.
• Put the regulator in «stand-by» mode by pressing for three seconds, then cut the power supply,
• Open valve 1,
• Close valves 2 and 3 open valves 4 and 5 (if present),
• Make sure there is no water ow in the heat pump,
• Drain the water condenser by unscrewing the two pool water intake and discharge couplings behind the heat pump,
• In the event of full pool wintering: screw the two ngs back on a full turn, to avoid foreign bodies from entering the
condenser,
• In the event of wintering the heat pump only: do not screw the ngs back on, instead t 2 caps (supplied see
appendices) to the condenser water intake and discharge.
• Install a micro venlated wintering cover on the heat pump (accessory available as an opon, see appendices).

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3.2 Maintenance instrucons
It is recommended to carry out general servicing of the appliance on wintering and recommissioning, in order
to check it is in good working order and maintain its performances, as well as to prevent certain possible
defects.
These acons are the user’s responsibility and must be carried out by a technician.
Do not use high pressure cleaners.
• Make sure that no foreign bodies block the venlaon grate.
• Clean the evaporator using a so brush and a clean water hose (disconnect the power supply), do not bend the metal
heat sinks, then clean the condensate drainage pipe to remove any dirt that may be obstrucng it,
• Make sure the electric box venlaon grate is clean,
• Clean the outside of the appliance, do not use solvent based products, an oponal PAC NET cleaning kit is available,
• Check that the condensates are draining correctly when the appliance is running.
• Check that the regulaon is in working order,
• Check the electric components,
• Check that the metal casing is connected to the earth,
• Check the ghtness of the electric wire connecons and the cleanliness of the technical compartment.
3.3 Addional recommendaons
Relave to pressurised appliances (PED-97/23/EC)
3.3.1 Installaon and maintenance
• It is prohibited to install the appliance close to combusble materials or close to the air intake on an adjacent building.
• For some appliances it is imperave to use the protecon grate accessory if the installaon is located in an unregulated
access area.
• During installaon, repair, or maintenance operaons it is prohibited to use piping as a step ladder: under stress the
piping could rupture and the coolant could cause serious burns.
• During maintenance of the appliance the composion and condion of the heat transporng uid will be checked, as
will the absence of traces of coolant.
• During the annual appliance seal inspecon in compliance with applicable regulaons, check that the high and low
pressure switches are correctly connected to the refrigeraon circuit and that they cut the electric circuit when triggered.
• During the maintenance phase make sure there are no traces of corrosion or oil stains around the refrigerang
components.
• Before any operaons on the refrigerang circuit it is imperave to shut down the appliance and to wait a few minutes
before ng temperature or pressure sensors. Some equipment such as the compressor and piping can reach
temperatures in excess of 100°C and high pressures which can cause serious burns.
3.3.2 Repairs
• All welding operaons are to be carried out by qualied welders
• Piping can only be replaced using copper tube in compliance with NF EN 12735-1 standard.
• Leak detecon, pressure test:
- never use oxygen or dry air, there is a risk of re and explosion,
- use dehydrated nitrogen or a mixture of nitrogen and the coolant indicated on the idencaon plate,
- the test pressure on the low and high pressure sides must not exceed 42 bars.
• For the high pressure circuit piping using copper pipes of a diameter = or > than 1’’5/8, a cercate §2.1 under standard
NF EN 10204 is to be requested from the supplier and kept with the installaon technical documents.
• The technical informaon relave to the safety requirements for the dierent applicable direcves is indicated on
the idencaon plate. All this informaon must be recorded on the appliance installaon manual which must be
part of the installaon technical le: model, code, serial number, maximum and minimum service voltage and service
pressure, year of manufacture, CE marking, manufacturer’s address, coolant type and weight, electric parameters,
thermodynamic and acousc performances.
3.4 Recycling
This symbol means that your appliance must not be disposed of as household waste. It will be subject to selecve
waste sorng with a view to its reuse, recycling or sale. If it contains substances that are potenally harmful to the
environment, they will be eliminated or neutralised.
Ask your reseller for informaon about recycling.
4. Troubleshoong
4.1 Displays
Display Meaning Cause Soluon Acknowledgement
Error 01
Communicaon
fault between
the regulaon
card and the
display card
1. Bad connecon between
plates A1 and A2
2. Incorrect card power
supply
3. Cards out of service
1 and 2. Check RJ11 and
RJ 45 connectors on the
connecon cable, at the
level of the regulaon and
the user interface
2. If the fault persists, call
an approved technician
Automac (if less
than 4 faults per
hour) or press on

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Display Meaning Cause Soluon Acknowledgement
Error 02 Overheat on the
electronic card
1. Bad connecon between card
A1 and the dissipator
2. The gills on the rear panel of
the machine are covered
3. Incorrect fan operaon
If the fault persists, call an
approved technician
Automac (if less
than 4 faults per
hour) or press on
Error 03
Automac
protecon
against
power supply
disturbances
and instabilies
1. Power supply surge - over
voltage
2. Power supply voltage dip or
interrupon
3. Bad earth connecon
Check that all the earth
cables are correctly
connected. Check the
quality of the power supply
Automac (if less
than 4 faults per
hour) or press on
Error 05 Error on the fan
motor 1. Fan motor disconnected 2. Fan motor damaged
Check the fan motor
connector. If the fault
persists, call an approved
technician
Automac (if less
than 4 faults per
hour) or press on
Error 06 Overheang on compressor
power supply
1. Bad connecon between card
A1 and the dissipator
2. The gills on the rear panel of
the machine are covered
3. Incorrect fan operaon
If the fault persists, call an
approved technician
Automac (if less
than 4 faults per
hour) or press on
Error 07
Excess power
on the
compressor
electricity
supply
1.Power surge or low power
supply
2. Incorrect compressor
operaon
3. Card A1 is operang incorrectly
4. Bad earth connecon of the
metal casing
If the fault persists, call an
approved technician
Automac (if less
than 4 faults per
hour) or press on
Error 08
Low pressure
fault on the
refrigeraon
circuit
Pressure fault on the low
pressure circuit (if the fault
remains aer acknowledgement) Call an approved technician
Automac (if less
than 4 faults per
hour) or press on
Error 09
High pressure
fault on the
refrigeraon
circuit
1. air and water emulsion has
entered the appliance,
2. bad water ow rate,
3. ow controller jammed
4. dirty exchanger
1. check the pool hydraulic
circuit
2. increase the ow using
the by-pass, check that the
pool lter is not clogged,
3. check the ow controller
4. If the fault persists, call
an approved technician
Automac (if less
than 4 faults per
hour) or press on
Error 10 Sensor fault ST3 defrosng
sensor
Sensor out of order or
disconnected (connector J14) Reconnect or replace the sensor Press on
Error 11 Sensor fault ST2
air intake sensor Sensor out of order or disconnected (connector J12) Reconnect or replace the sensor Press on
Error 12
Sensor fault
ST5 compressor
discharge
sensor
Sensor out of order or
disconnected (connector J13) Reconnect or replace the sensor Press on
Error 13 ST4 fault liquid
line sensor Sensor out of order or disconnected (connector J16) Reconnect or replace the sensor Press on
Error 14 ST1 fault water
intake sensor Sensor out of order or disconnected (connector J46) Reconnect or replace the sensor Press on
4.2 Appliance malfuncons
Malfuncon Possible causes Soluons
The appliance is not
working
• No display
• The pool temperature is higher than
the set point temperature
• There is a message on the screen
• No water ow or incorrect ow
• The appliance is in «Time range» mode,
and you are in an empty range
• Check the power supply voltage and fuse F1
• Increase the set point temperature
• Check the meaning of the §4.1
• Check the water ow rate (by-pass, ltraon)
• Deacvate me range mode to run manual
operaon, or change the me ranges.

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Malfuncon Possible causes Soluons
The appliance is
working but the
water temperature
does not rise
• Insucient ltering me
• Usage period not compliant
• The heat pump is undersized
• The automac pool lling is blocked in
the open posion
• The heat insulated cover is not used
• The evaporator is dirty
• The appliance is incorrectly located
• There is a message on the screen
• Switch the ltering to manual 24h/24 for the
temperature rise
• Check that the outside temperature is compliant
with the operang range (see §1.1)
• Check the heat pump specicaons for the pool
• Check that automac ling is in working order
• Posion the heat insulated cover
• Clean the evaporator (see §3.2)
• The appliance must be installed outside or ed
with a technical room kit
• Check that there are no obstacles with one meter
below the blowing outlet and within 0,80 m
around the heat pump (see §1)
• Check the meaning of the message §4.1
The venlator is
running but the
compressor stops
from me to me
without any error
messages
• The heat pump occasionally performs
defrosng cycles
• The evaporator is dirty
• Normal if the outside temperature is less than
12°C
• Clean the evaporator
The heat pump is
tripping the circuit
breaker
• The circuit breaker is incorrectly or
wrongly sized,
• The cable size is undersized
• The supply voltage is too low
• Check the circuit breaker
• Check the cable size
• Contact your power supplier
4.3 FAQ
Is it possible
to improve the
temperature
rise?
To improve
the eciency
of your heat
pump it is
recommended
to:
• Acvate «boost» mode
• Cover the pool using a cover (bubble cover, shuer, etc.) to avoid heat losses.
• Take advantage of a period when outside temperatures are warm (on average
> 10°C), to guarantee easier temperature rises (this can take several days, its
duraon can vary depending on weather condions and the heat pump sizing).
• The hoer the surrounding air, the more the heat pump will be eecve.
• Keep the evaporator clean.
Check that the
ltering me
is sucient
• During the temperature rise phase, water circulaon must be connuous
(24h/24).
• To maintain the temperature throughout the season, switch to «automac»
circulaon at least 12h/day (the longer this period, the more the heat pump
will have a sucient operang range to warm).
Seng the set point to the maximum will not heat the water quicker.
Is it possible to
reduce the sound
level and power
consumpon of
my heat pump
while sll heang
my pool?
Yes by acvang «Eco Silence» mode the fan and compressor turn slower and will make less noise.
The COP will also be improved.
Why is the
heat pump not
heang the pool?
• On start-up the appliance stays in «pause» for 30 seconds before starng: check that this me
has elapsed.
• When the set point temperature is reached, the heat pump stops heang: check that the water
temperature is less than the set point (see §2.2)
• When the water ow is nil or insucient, the heat pump stops: check that the water is owing
correctly through the heat pump and that the hydraulic ngs have been installed correctly.
• When the outside temperature drops below -12 °C, the heat pump stops: check the outside
temperature.
• The heat pump may have detected an operang fault: check for a code displayed on the screen,
if there is one refer to §4.1.
• If these points have been checked and the problem persists: contact your reseller
My appliance is
draining water:
Is this normal?
• Your appliance drains water in the form of condensates. This water is the humidity from the air
that condenses when in contact with some of the cold components of the heat pump.
• Warning: your appliance can drain several litres of water per day.
Where should my
water treatment
system be located
relave to the
heang system?
• The water treatment system (chlorinator, salt water chlorinator, etc.) must be installed
preferably downstream from the heat pump (see locaon §1.4).

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Electric diagram
ZS500 M5

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L-N-PE 230V-1N-50Hz protected power supply
Earth
1-2 Alarm contactor (max 230V 2A contactor)
3-4-5-6 AquaLink TRi® remote control (with shieled cable)
9-10 Remote control
11-12 Pump controls (8A max contact)
A1 Electronic regulaon board
A2 Electronic display board
BP Low pressure controller
C1 Filter
EI Ignion coil
EV Electronic pressure reducing valve
F1 F type protecon fuse (6,3x32 - 25A)
FE Ferrite
HAn-freeze resistor (condenser)
HP High pressure controller
J1 Flow controller
M1 Venlator motor
M2 Compressor motor
RV Inversion valve
R1 Relay
ST1 Water regulaon sensor
ST2 An-freeze sensor
ST3 Defreeze sensor
ST4 Fluid line sensor
ST5 Return ng compressor sensor
Bl White
B Blue
GGrey
J Yellow
M Brown
N Black
O Orange
RRed
V Green

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Dimensions and descripon
overall dimensions
1Grate
2 Display
3 Pool water inlet Ø50
4 Pool water outlet Ø50
5 Evaporator
ZS500 Weight (Kg)
M5 60
Contents
x1 x2 x2
ZS500 Wintering cap Glue-on coupling Ø50
Available accessories
Control panel oset kit Wintering cover Technical room kit Pac Net

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