Circuitos y Dispositivos Electrónicos. Fundamentos de Electrónica PDF

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Overview
1. Introduction
2. System build up
3. Equipment selection
4. System operation
5. Fieldsettings
6. Commissioning and test run
7. Maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
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1. Introduction
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Course schedule
Day 1 Day 2
9:00-10:00 9:00-10:00
10:00-11:00 10:00-11:00
11:00-12:00 11:00-12:00
12:00-13:00 12:00-13:00
13:00-14:00 13:00-14:00
14:00-15:00 14:00-15:00
15:00-16:00 15:00-16:00
16:00-17:00

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Safety: Emergency cases

1. Always contact Daikin staff (or FQS secretaries phone:
extension 8444)
2. The emergency phone n° is 8000 (guardhouse) or the quick-

dial number on the Avaya telephones.
3. All Daikin Europe instructors are qualified for first aid help.
4. In case of fire alarm, follow the evacuation procedure

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Safety: Evacuation procedure

1. Use the staircases on the exit or emergency exit side of the
building
2. Do not use the elevator
3. Follow the (emergency) exit signs
4. Move towards the meeting point in front of the building
5. Check for missing colleagues and report to the Daikin instructor

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Main <- Staircases -> Emergency PUBLIC
Meeting point direction

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Safety: Trainee qualification Certified

electrician
1. We assume that all trainees are qualified to work with

electricity.
2. Should this not be the case, then you have to inform the
instructor. He/she will only allow you to watch the exercises.

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Safety: Electrical work

1. Electrical connections can only be made on installations that
are not switched on.
2. Only the instructor is allowed to switch on the power after

verification of the electrical connections made by the trainees.
3. Do not execute given exercises if you doubt the safety of your

handling.

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Electrical safety in Practice 1 and 2
Power supply through building-independent power

modules with:
Power indication lamps per phase

Emergency stop button
8 x 230 V single phase sockets
2 x 400 V 3-phase sockets

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Safety: Use of the emergency stop

1. Each emergency stop switches off ALL
power modules in the Practice room.
2. Re-armament is only possible by the

instructor on the main board.
3. Deliberate use will not be tolerated.

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Installation manual Operation manual

All necessary instructions for a licensed installer All basic instructions for the end-user
to properly install the unit to operate the system
when he/she is on site through the controller
Installer reference guide User reference guide

This guide is for the installer’s reference, This guide is for the user’s reference,
containing all installation instructions containing more information about
+ additional information: advanced usage and configuration
technical data, application examples, preparation work,
Use of the controller, maintenance, …

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Overview
1. Introduction
2. System build up
4. System operation
5. Fieldsettings
7. Maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
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2. System build up
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2. System build-up: content

1. Indoor unit
2. Outdoor unit
3. Combinations
4. Accessories/options
5. Basic system drawing
6. Typical application

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2.1. Indoor unit: wall hung

 New CA range
• Compatible only with latest models:
• Outdoor GBS: *CA
• Outdoor GQI: *CA / BA
Line up: Line up:

H/O Reversible
• EHBH04CA3V • EHBX04CA3V
• EHBH08C9W • EHBX08C9W
• EHBH16CA9W • EHBX16CA9W

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2.1. Indoor unit: integrated (tank included)

 New CA range
• Compatible only with latest models:
• Outdoor GBS: *CA
• Outdoor GQI: *CA / BA
Line up: Line up:

H/O Reversible
• EHVH04S18CA3V • EHVX04S18CA3V
• EHVH08S26CA9W • EHVX08S26CA9W
• EHVH16S26CA9W • EHVX16S26CA9W

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2.2. Outdoor unit: GBS (small)

 New CA range
 New 4kW capacity class
• No 7kW capacity class
• No more ERHQ
Line up:
• ERLQ004CAV3
004 = 4kW
006 = 6kW
• ERLQ006CAV3
008 = 8kW • ERLQ008CAV3

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2.2. Outdoor unit: GQI (big)

• Existing BA & CA range
• ERHQ & ERLQ
Line up:
• ERHQ011BAV3 • ERLQ011CAV3
• ERHQ011BAW1 • ERLQ011CAW1

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2.2. Outdoor unit: GQI (big)
E R L/H Q 0-- BA V3
Voltage supply
Single phase 230V
Minor change
Capacity class heating
Refrigerant R410
L: Ambient zone 2 (cold climate)
H: Ambient zone 3 (mild climate)
Outdoor unit
European model

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3. Combination – wall hung indoor unit

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3. Combination – integrated indoor unit

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4. Accessories/options: outdoor unit

1. EKDP008CA drainpan (GBS OU)
2. EKDPH008CA drainpan heater (GBS OU)
3. EKFT008CA U-beams for mounting (GBS only)
4. EKHBPHTH16A (for ERH)
5. EKDK04* (for ERHQ)
6. EK016SNC snow hood (for ERLQ GQI)
7. KRP58M51 demand pcb (for ERLQ)

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EKDP008CA DRAINPAN (only for GBS OU)
• New GBS CA has free hanging coil.

• If required, you can mount a drain pan for outdoor unit
• Collect water from defrost cycle and drain via central hole to
remote
• Consists of drainpan and U-beams
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EKDPH008CA drainpan heater (GBS OU)
• Drain pan heater for drain pan EKDP008CA
• Recommended when a drain pan is used in cold regions
• 90W & controlled by OU (faston terminal on pcb)
EKFT008CA U-beams (GBS only)

• U-beams for mounting outdoor unit without drainpan
• Height 25cm
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EKHBPHTH16A bottom plate heater (for ERHQ)
• Bottom plate heater for ERHQ* units

• Controlled by indoor unit (settings)
• EKRP1HBAA is also required (for control signal)
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EKDK04* drain plug (for ERHQ only, ERLQ has standard BPH for GBS)
• Drain plug/stop kit

• To guide the condensate through one hole in the bottom plate
• Not allowed to use if bottom plate heater installed
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EK016SNC snow hood (for ERLQ GQI)
• Snow cover 60
• For low ambient/heavy snowfall 10
70
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KRP58M51 demand pcb (for ERLQ GQI)
• Limit rated power consumption

• (100/80/70/60/40%)
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4. Accessories/options: indoor unit

1. EKRSCA1 ambient sensor for outside (IU)
2. EKRSCA1 ambient sensor for outside (IU)
3. KRCS01-1 ambient sensor for inside (IU)
4. EKPCCAB1 PC cable (IU)
5. EKRUCAL1&2 user interface (IU)
6. EKHBDPCA2 indoor drainpan (Wall hung reversible IU)
7. EKRTWA wired remocon (IU)
8. EKRTR1 wireless remocon (IU)
9. EKRTETS external sensor (IU – with EKRTR1)
10. EKRP1HBAA option pcb (IU)
11. EKRP1AHTA optional demand pcb (IU & GBS only)
12. EKSOLHWAV1 (solar kit only for wall hung units)
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EKRSCA1 ambient sensor for outside (connect to IU)
• Temperature measurement remotely from outdoor unit
(ambient temp)
• Connected to indoor unit (but installed outdoors)
Ideal place to put the ambient
sensor: on the north side,
protected from rain, sun and
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EKRSCA1 ambient sensor for outside (connect to IU)
• Temperature measurement remotely from outdoor unit
(ambient temp)
• Connected to indoor unit (but installed outdoors)
KRCS01-1 ambient sensor for inside (connect to IU)

• Temperature measurement remotely from user interface (room
temp)
• Connected to indoor unit
• Can only be used in case unit control method = room
thermostat
Only one of two sensor can be used!
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5.6. [A.2.2] System Layout Options

A.2.2 Options
1 DHW operation
3 DHW tank heater
4 Contact type main
 Set [A.2.2.B]: External sensor 5 Contact type add
6 Digital I/O pcb
 Not installed (sensor of user interface is used to measure 7 Demand pcb
8 External kWh meter 1
indoor temp, sensor of outdoor unit for ambient temp) 9 External kWh meter 2
A External DHW pump
 (1) Outdoor sensor B External sensor
 (2) Room sensor

• Offset can be set (refer to [A.3.2.3] UI sensor, [A.3.2.3] ext.
Sensor for room temp, [A.6.5] Ext. Sensor for ambient temp.
!!! External sensor is still used for all operation logic (except
for protection functions)
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Preliminary
EKPCCAB1 PC cable (IU)
• PC cable: connection between indoor unit and a PC.
• Possiblity to:
• Up & download settings (also schedule timers)
• Upload language files
• Software will be made available on extranet:

www.daikineurope.com – manuals – software
(language files already available)
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EKRUCAL1&2 user interface (connected to IU)
• EKRUCAL1 is standard delivered with the unit:
• Additional user interface can be connected:
• To have both:
• Control close to the indoor unit
• Room thermostat functionality in the principal space to be heated
• To have an interface containing other languages:
• EKRUCAL1 (delivered with unit)
contains the 6 common languages: English, German, French, Dutch, Italian,
Spanish.
• EKRUCAL2 (to be ordered separately)
contains other languages: English, Swedish, Norwegian, Czech, Turkish,
Portuguese.
• Second user interface can be used to
• send version 2 languages to the one standard delivered with the unit
• CLIMATE
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EKHBDPCA2 indoor drainpan (Wall hung reversible IU)
• To collect drainwater during cooling operation
EKRTWA wired remocon (IU)

• Wired room thermostat (same as previous series)
EKRTR1 wireless remocon (IU)

• Wireless room thermostat (same as previous series)
EKRTETS external sensor (IU – with EKRTR1)

• External sensor for room thermostat
• For UFH or other room location
• Similar to KRCS1-01 but this one can only be used on EKRUCAL
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EKRP1HBAA Digital I/O pcb
(connect to IU)
• Alarm output
• Space heating/cooling On/OFF
output (for HPC)
• Changeover to external heat source
(if bivalent system)
• If ERHQ OU: control signal for
bottom plate heater kit
EKBPHTH16A (for GQI)
• Can be integral part of solar kit
EKSOLHW (only for wall hung units).
In this case, pcb is delivered with
solar kit.
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EKRP1AHTA optional demand pcb (IU & GBS only)
• Power consumption limitation with 4 digital inputs.

• Only for GBS (contains already simple demand setting)
• Not for GQI. For GQI, use KRP58.
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EKSOLHWAV1
(!solar kit only for wall hung units!)
• Option kit for solar (incl. EKRP1HBAA)
• For EKHWS/EKHWE units
• No solar available for integrated

model!
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4. Accessories/options: tank
EKHWS tank
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4. Accessories/options: tank
EKHWE tank
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5. Basic system drawings (wall hung)
Hydro Box
Outdoor unit Back up heater

Refrigerant
Plate heat exchanger
Space heating
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Altherma system with hot water tank (in hot water mode)
Outdoor unit Back up heater (off)

Refrigerant

Hot water tank
Max
80°C
3 way valve Space heating
Booster heater Delivered with
EKHWS-B / EKHWE-A
Max
55°C
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Altherma system with hot water tank & cooling (cooling mode)
Outdoor unit
Back up heater (off)
Refrigerant
Hot water tank
Max
80°C FCU for cooling
Booster heater
2 way valve
3 way valve
Space heating
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Altherma system with hot water tank & solar + cooling (in cooling mode)
Outdoor unit
Back up heater (off)
Refrigerant
Hot water tank

Solar pump
Max station (field)
80°C FCU for cooling
Solar kit
2 way valve
3 way
valve
Space heating
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5. Basic system drawings (integrated)

Integrated tank (no BSH) and connections on top
Max
60°C
DHW
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6. Typical application: UFH – UI as RT
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6. Typical application: UFH –External RT
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6. Typical application: UFH - HPC
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6. Typical application: Multiple room: 1 zone
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6. Typical application: Multiple room: 1 zone with ext. RT
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6. Typical application: Multiple room: 1 zone combination UFH

+ HPC
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6. Typical application: Multiple room: 2 water zones
Mixing valve
station
necessary!
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Overview
1. Introduction
2. System build up
4. System operation
5. Fieldsettings
7. Maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
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1. Specs: LT GQI 1ph ERHQ*BAV3 9. ESP GBS & GQI
2. Specs: LT GQI 3ph ERHQ*BAW1 10. Field-wiring: Integrated & wall hung
3. Specs: LT GQI 1ph ERLQ*CAV3 11. Field-wiring: preferential power supply
4. Specs: LT GQI 3ph ERLQ*CAW1 12. Wiring the BUH
5. Specs: LT GBS 13. Wiring the user interface
6. Specs: indoor unit 14. Wiring diagram
7. Operation range- GBS 15. Field piping
8. Operation range- GQI

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3.1 Specs: LT GQI 1ph ERHQ*BAV3 GQI
No ducting
allowed!!
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3.2 Specs: LT GQI 3ph ERHQ*BAW1 GQI
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3.3. Specs: LT GQI 1ph ERLQ*CAV3 GQI
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3.4. Specs: LT GQI 3ph ERLQ*CAW1 GQI
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3.5. Specs: LT GBS GBS
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3.6. Specs: indoor unit

• Min flow rate (flowsensor): 5l/min (GBS) 11l/min (GQI)
• BUH 3V: 12l/min
• BUH 9W: 15l/min
• DHW connections: 1” female
• Space heating connections: 1,1/4” female
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3.7. Operation range- GBS - LWT GBS
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3.7. Operation range- GBS - DHW GBS
4kW 6&8 kW
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3.8. Operation range- GQI - LWT GQI
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3.8. Operation range- GQI - DHW GQI
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3.9. ESP GBS & GQI: wall hung indoor

GBS GQI
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3.9. ESP GBS & GQI: integrated indoor unit

GBS GQI
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3.10. Field-wiring: Integrated

Wires through top of the unit:
• A: Low voltage
• B: High voltage power supply
• C: High voltage control signals
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3.10. Field-wiring: Integrated

Wiring through unit
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3.10. Field-wiring: wall hung

Wires through bottom of the unit:
• A: Low voltage
• B: High voltage power supply
• C: High voltage control signals
contact
Left
Right
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3.10. Field-wiring: wall hung

Additional wiring needed in case of DHW optional tank
installed
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3.10. Field-wiring: wall hung & integrated

Wiring enters at bottom of switchbox:
Normal power supply (3x2,5mm²) –

interconnection cable
Field wiring
Fix with
tie wraps
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3.11. Field-wiring: preferential power supply

• A: Interconnection cable
(=main power supply) Preferential power supply
• B: Preferential kWh rate power

supply
• IF preferential power supply is
interrupted
• C: Preferential power supply

contact (0,75mm² till 1,25mm²)
Fix with
tie wraps
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3.11. Field-wiring: preferential power supply
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[A.2.1] System layout: Standard – Preferential kWh rate

A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
3 Indoor software type
Set [A.2.1.6]: Preferential kWh rate (S1S on X5M) 4 Backup heater steps
5 Backup heater type
 (0) No/ (1)Active Open / (2)Active closed 6 Preferential kWh rate
7 Unit control method
8 Number of water zones
9 Pump operation mode
A Power saving possible
possible
B User interface location
Active open Active closed
• Forced off when contacts opens • Forced off when contacts closes
• Operation allowed when contact is • Operation allowed when contact is
closed open
• Power supply wiring has to be connected accordingly
• Always make sure [A.6.1]: Auto restart is enabled

(default=enabled)
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3.12. Wiring the Backup Heater

The setup of the BUH consists of following actions:
1) Separate power supply + fuse
2) Correct wiring of BUH power supply entering indoor switchbox
3) Correct setting of faston terminals in indoor switchbox
4) Measure resistance on contactors indoor switchbox
5) Settings quickwizard
6) Customize settings (priority etc..) on remocon
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BUH dedicated power supply and separate fuse
• *3V units have prewired BUH
• Unified BUH models *9W => BUH has to be wired according
to power supply
• Use a dedicated power supply with safeties installed!

Fuse in switchbox only protects the inner wiring, not the field wiring!
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BUH wiring (3V)
• Connect power supply to the fuse
• Prewired in factory
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BUH wiring (9W)
• Power supply has to be connected correctly to the fuse
2 extra bridges
Power wiring fastons

1 extra bridge
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BUH wiring (9W)
• Power supply has to be connected correctly to the fuse
• On first start up the correct power supply for the BUH has to
be set (in the Quick Wizard)
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BUH wiring (9W)
• Connections have to be set correctly in switch box to set
the right power supply/capacity
• Wiring is color coded (ref, also wiring diagram & manual)
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BUH wiring (9W): miswiring possible => measure resistance
1. Different backup heater types: Different resistances
2. ALWAYS measure the resistance on the contactor clamps
K1M, K2M, and K5M.
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BUH wiring (9W)
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3.12. Wiring the Backup Heater A.2.1 Standard

1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
4 Backup heater steps
Set [A.2.1.5]: BUH type (must be correctly wired by installer) 5 Backup heater type
6 Benefit kWh supply
 (1) 1PN,(1/1+2): 6 kW 1~ 230 V (*9W-6V3) 9 Pump operation mode
(Step 2 can be disabled) possible
 (3) 3P,(1/1+2): 6 kW 3~ 230 V (*9W-6T1)
 (4) 3PN,(1/2): 6 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W-6WN))
 (5) 3PN,(1/1+2): 9 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W-9WN)
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1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
 (3) 3P,(1/1+2): 6 kW 3~ 230 V (*9W-6T1)
 (4) 3PN,(1/2): 6 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W-6WN))
 (5) 3PN,(1/1+2): 9 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W-9WN)
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1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
Set [A.2.1.4]: BUH steps 5 Backup heater type
 1 step 9 Pump operation mode
 2 steps possible
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3.12. Wiring the Backup Heater A Installer settings

1 Language
Set [A.2.3.2/3]: BUH step 1/2 2 System layout
3 Space operation
• Default: 4 Domestic hot water

5 Heat source
6 System operation
BUH [A.2.3.2]: [A.2.3.3] 7 Commissioning
model BUH 1 BUH2 Total 8 Overview settings
3V 3 0
9W 3 6 9 A.2 System layout
1 Standard
2 Options
3 Capacities
• In case of 9W, adjust manually to: 4 Confirm layout
A.2.3 Capacities
1 Booster heater
[A.2.3.2]: [A.2.3.3] 2 Backup heater (step 1)
BUH type [A.2.1.5] BUH 1 BUH2 Total 3 Backup heater (step 2)
1P,(1/1+2): 3 kW 1~ 230 V (*9W) 1 3 0 3 6 Bottom plate heater
3P,(1/1+2): 6 kW 3~ 230 V (*9W) 3 3 3 6
3PN,(1/2): 6 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W) 4 3 3 6
3PN,(1/1+2): 9 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W) 5 3 6 9
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2 Compressor type
Set [A.5.1]: BUH operation mode 5 Backup heater type
 enabled 9 Pump operation mode
 disabled possible
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Attention: BUH
• Thermal fuse is in line with heater elements!
• No error will appear if thermal fuse is broken (breaks at 92°C)
• Check by verifying resistance over the contactors
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3.13. Wiring the user interface

User interface
• Optional user interface is connected
in parallel
• 2x 0,75 mm² till 1,25mm²
• Max length 500m
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3.14. Wiring the power supply GBS
Power supply & interconnection cable
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3.14. Wiring the power supply GQI
Power supply & interconnection cable
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3.15. Wiring diagram
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3.15. Wiring diagram: external RT/HPC

• Separate contacts for main/additional zone room thermostats (or HPC)
on X2M: 1A, 2A
• Min: 0,75mm²
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3.15. Wiring diagram: 2nd user interface & thermistor

• Additional user interface
• Optional thermistors
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3.15. Wiring diagram: circulation pump & 2way valve
For cooling or for main zone (if multiple zones)
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3.15. Wiring diagram: energy metering

• GBS: energy consumption is calculated according to power input on
outdoor and capacities of BUH. Optional, external meters can be set
up.
• GQI external energy meters have to be set up
Daikin recommends ABB ODIN
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Make sure all power input is covered!
Single phase Three phase
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• If 230 & 400V grid is combined => 2meters needed
• Preferential power supply => generally two meters used
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3.15. Wiring diagram: bivalent operation (KRP1HB)
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3.15. Wiring diagram: bivalent operation (KRP1HB)

• According to changeover temperature and hysteresis, external
heat source can be allowed
• Optional outdoor ambient sensor can be used to ensure correct
changeover (eg. install in the shade at north side)
• Alternative: (only if ext RT control & 1 water temp zone)

Signal is given to boiler or hp.
2 relays: 1 for time delay
! Both systems
cannot operate
simultaneously!
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3.15. Wiring diagram: power limitation (KRP1AHTA)
only for GBS! (connect to indoor)
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3.15. Wiring diagram: DHW tank connection

only for wall hung
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3.16. Field piping
 ERLQ*CA – GBS models: see databook or IM
 ERHQ*BA(V3/W1) & ERLQ*CA(V3/W1) GQI models:
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3.16. Field piping GQI GQI
1 Drill 8 Pipe outlet plate

2 Centre area around knockout hole 9 Screw front plate
3 Knockout hole 10 Pipe outlet plate screw
4 Slit A Forward
5 Connecting pipe B Backward
6 Bottom frame C Sideways
7 Front plate D Downward
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3.16. Field piping GQI – ERHQ* GQI
Requirement V3 w1
Maximum allowable refrigerant piping length between
75m (95) 75m (95)
outdoor and indoor unit
Minimum allowable refrigerant piping length between
5m (3) 5m (3)
Recharge!
Maximum allowable height difference between outdoor
30m 30m
and indoor unit
Chargeless piping length 30m 10m
Maximum allowable distance between the 3-way valve
and the indoor unit (only for installations with domestic 3m 3m
hot water tank).
Maximum allowable distance between the domestic hot
water tank and the indoor unit (only for installations with
domestic hot water tank). The thermistor cable supplied 10m 10m
with the domestic hot water tank is 12m in length.
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3.16. Field piping GQI - ERLQ* GQI
Requirement V3 w1
Maximum allowable refrigerant piping length between
50m (70) 50m (70)
Minimum allowable refrigerant piping length between
3m 3m
Maximum allowable height difference between outdoor
30m 30m
and indoor unit
Chargeless piping length 10m 10m
Maximum allowable distance between the 3-way valve
and the indoor unit (only for installations with domestic 3m 3m
hot water tank).
Maximum allowable distance between the domestic hot
water tank and the indoor unit (only for installations with
domestic hot water tank). The thermistor cable supplied 10m 10m
with the domestic hot water tank is 12m in length.
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3.16. Field piping GBS – ERLQ* GBS
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3.16. Field piping GQI refrigerant charge ERHQ*BA

GQI
Additional calculation
V3
W1
Complete refrigerant
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3.16. Field piping GQI refrigerant charge ERLQ*CA

GQI
• Less then 10m => NOT needed
• More then 10m
• Additional charge [kg] = (total length (m) of liquid piping - 10m) x 0.054
Rounded in units of 0.1kg
Complete recharging
• Total refrigerant charge [kg]

= 3.4kg + (total length (m) of liquid piping - 10m) x 0.054
REMARK : Factory charge is 3.4kg
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3.16. Field piping GQI: necessity of oiltrap

GQI
To avoid that oil inside the rising piping
flows back into the compressor when
stopped and causing liquid compression
phenomenon.
Install trap at each difference in
height of 10 m is required.
•Trap installation spacing.

A Outdoor unit
B Indoor unit
C Gas piping
D Liquid piping
E Oil trap
H Install trap at each difference in height of 10 m
Oil trap is not necessary when the outdoor
unit is installed in a higher position than the
indoor unit.
Cautions for necessity of a trap
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3.16. Field piping GBS refrigerant charge

GBS
Limitation
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3.16. Field piping

GBS
Less then 10m => NOT needed
More then 10m

Additional charge [kg] = 20g/m
Add amount on the fluorinated greenhouse gases label
Complete recharging
Check the fluorinated greenhouse gas label.
If not available, check the nameplate and make calculation
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Overview
1. Introduction
2. System build up
4. System operation
5. Fieldsettings
7. Maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
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4. System operation: content

1. Refrigerant concept: GQI ERHQ*BA (1ph & 3ph)
2. Refrigerant concept: GQI ERLQ*CA (1ph & 3ph)
3. Refrigerant concept: GBS ERLQ*CAV3
4. Hydraulic concept: Wall hung & Integrated
5. Main components: integrated GBS & GQI
6. Main components: wall hung & integrated
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4.1. Refrigerant concept: GQI ERHQ*BAV3 GQI
1 phase
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4.1. Refrigerant concept: GQI ERHQ*BAW1 GQI
3 phase
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4.2. Refrigerant concept: GQI ERLQ*CAV3 GQI
1 phase
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4.2. Refrigerant concept: GQI ERLQ*CAV3

GQI
ERLQ*BAV3 ERLQ*CAV3
SUBCOOL PASS
distributor
sealing
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GQI
• Hot gas pass in bottom plate
• Limited operation (during defrost)
HOTGAS BYPASS
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GQI
More height difference
BOTTOM PLATE HEATER
• 100W reduced to 35 W
• Standard operation only during
defrost (3 min.) and max. 3 times per
5 drain holes hour
Reduction of electrical consumption
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GQI
60
10
70
COLD CLIMATE IMPROVEMENTS
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GQI
LIQUID INJECTION
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Ta Ta
35 35
Previous single New ERLQ unit

( single and 3phase) Max. leaving water
phase ERLQ unit
temp. is independent of
the ambient temp.
0 0
Compressor
operation till -25°C
-20 -20
-25 -25
25 40 55
25 40 55 Tlw Tlw
Optimised operation range for SPH (due to liquid injection)

Avoid too high discharge
temp by low liquid injection
Pressure (Bar)
X X
Liquid injection by
EEV
(precise control)
Enthalpy (KJ/KG)
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Optimised operation range for DHW (due to liquid injection + softw)
Outdoor temp. (°CDB) Outdoor temp. (°CDB)

LT BA LT CA
35 35
25
-10
-20 -20
DHW tank DHW tank
-25
temp. (°C) temp. (°C)
25 50 80 25 50 x 80
 Booster heater operation only*
 Operation possible but no guarantee of capacity. X = 55 °C

combined with Hydrobox from BB-series
If outdoor T < -25°C, the heat pump will stop. onwards and EKHTS based tank
* No booster heater in EKHTS…AC tank
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4.3. Refrigerant concept: GBS ERLQ*CAV3 GBS
New high pressure

sensor and high
pressure switch
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4.3. Refrigerant concept: GBS ERLQ*CAV3

GBS
condenser
New high pressure

expansion valve compressor
sensor and high
pressure switch
evaporator
• Pressure sensor: optimised subcool

• Pressure sensor and switch are same as
GQI
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4.3. Refrigerant concept: GBS ERLQ*CAV3 GBS
New compressor
• New compressors for entire range

• Specific compressor for 004 class
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4.3. Refrigerant concept: GBS ERLQ*CAV3

GBS
Free hanging coil Free hanging coil
No more bottom plate heater required:

• Reduction of power input of 60W when Ta < 4°C
• Lower power input increasing the SCOP
• Unified model for the whole of Europe (no more GBS ERHQ required)
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4.4. Hydraulic concept: Wall hung
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4.4. Hydraulic concept: Integrated
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4.4. Hydraulic concept: waterflow
• Inverter pump will modulate according to delta T over the heat

emitters
• Minimum flow in heat pump operation:

• GBS: 5l/min
• GQI: 11l/min
• Minimum flow for BUH operation:

• 3V: 12l/min
• 9W:15l/min
• New flowsensor: range:

• 04kW unit: 2-40l/min
• 08 & 16kW unit: 5-100l/min (same flowsensor for 08 & 16)
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4.5. Main components: GQI ERLQ*CA*

GQI
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4.5. Main components: GQI ERLQ*CA*

GQI
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4.5. Main components: GBS ERLQ*CA*

GBS
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4.6. Main components: wall hung EHB*CAV
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4.6. Main components: wall hung EHB*CAV

GBS GQI
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4.6. Main components: integrated EHV*CAV
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4.6. Main components: integrated EHV*CAV
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4.6. Main components: switchbox indoor unit
Options!!
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Overview
1. Introduction
2. System build up
4. System operation
5. Fieldsettings
7. Maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
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5. Fieldsettings: overview
1. User interface EKRUCAL
2. The Quick Wizard
3. Switching homescreens
4. Symbols
5. Tips & tricks
6. Enduser settings
7. Installer settings
8. Additional info
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5.1. User interface EKRUCAL
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5.1. User interface EKRUCAL
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5.2. The Quick Wizard
Only on first start up – Quick Wizard is shown

• Installer has to set:
• Language
• Date
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• Installer has to set:

• Time
• System layout
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5.2. The Quick Wizard A Installer settings

1 Language
System layout 2 System layout
A.2 System layout 3 Space operation
A.2.1 Standard
1 Standard 4 Domestic hot water
1 Unit type
2 Options 5 Heat source
2 Compressor type
3 Capacities 6 System operation
4 Confirm layout 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
A Power saving possible possible
A.2.2 Options A.2.2.6 Digital I/O pcb

1 DHW operation 1 Ext. backup heat source
3 DHW tank heater 2 Solar kit
4 Contact type main 3 Alarm output type
5 Contact type add 4 Bottom plate heater
6 Digital I/O pcb
7 Demand pcb
A External DHW pump
B External sensor
A.2.3 Capacities
1 Booster heater
2 Backup heater (step 1)
6 Bottom plate heater
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System layout
• After setting system layout => installer has to confirm layout
• After confirmation the system will automatically restart.
• The confirm layout line will never be visible anymore after that
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Breadcrumbs???
Just like Little Thumbling did, you can find breadcrumbs in our
controller in the left upper corner.
They make it easy for you to find your way.
Example: 7.4.1.1 leads you to the comfort temperature for heating
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[A.2.1] System layout: Standard A Installer settings

A.2 System layout 1 Language
A.2.1 Standard 2 System layout
1 Standard 1 Unit type
2 Options 3 Space operation
2 Compressor type 4 Domestic hot water
3 Capacities 3 Indoor software type
4 Confirm layout 5 Heat source
4 Backup heater steps 6 System operation
5 Backup heater type 7 Commissioning
6 Benefit kWh supply 8 Overview settings
• On new units some items are already read only:

• (1) Unit type (e.g. LT split)
• (2) Compressor type (GBS - 008/GQI - 016)
• (3) Indoor software type (e.g. Type 1 (H+C))
• (4) BUH steps (e.g. 2)
• Capacities menu is used for energy metering (so in case of GQI and
no energy meteres => not shown)
• If two user interfaces are used, during quick wizard other shows busy.
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[A.2.1] System layout: Standard - BUH type A.2.1 Standard

1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
 (3) 3P,(1/1+2): 6 kW 3~ 230 V (*9W-6T1)
 (4) 3PN,(1/2): 6 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W-6WN))
 (5) 3PN,(1/1+2): 9 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W-9WN)
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[A.2.1] System layout: Standard – Preferential kWh rate

A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
Set [A.2.1.6]: Preferential kWh rate (S1S on X5M) 4 Backup heater steps
6 Preferential kWh rate
 (0) No/ (1)Active Open / (2)Active closed 8 Number of water zones

possible
Active open Active closed

• Forced off when contacts opens • Forced off when contacts closes
• Operation allowed when contact is • Operation allowed when contact is
closed open
• Power supply wiring has to be connected accordingly
• Always make sure [A.6.1]: Auto restart is enabled

(default=enabled)
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[A.2.1] System Layout - Standard – Unit control method

A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
Set [A.2.1.7]: Unit control method 4 Backup heater steps
 (0) LWT 9 Pump operation mode

possible
 (1) External thermostat control
 (2) Room thermostat control (by ambient temperature measured on

the user interface)
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[A.2.1.7]:Room thermostat functionality
Unit operates based on ambient tempeature by user interface
• Main settings in menu structure:

A Installer settings A.2 System layout A.2.1 Standard
1 Language 1 Standard 1 Unit type
2 System layout 2 Options 2 Compressor type
3 Space operation 3 Capacities 3 Indoor software type
4 Domestic hot water 4 Confirm layout 4 Backup heater steps
5 Heat source 5 Backup heater type
6 System operation 6 Benefit kWh supply
7 Commissioning 7 Unit control method
8 Overview settings 8 Number of water zones
A.3 Space operation A.3.1 Leaving water A.3.1.1 Water temp main
1 Leaving water 1 Main 1 LWT setpoint mode
2 Room thermostat 2 Add 2 Temperature range
3 Operation range 3 Delta T emitter 3 Set weather dependent heating
4 Set weather dependent cooling
5 Modulated LWT
6 Shut off valve
7 Emitter type
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Adjust room temperature setpoint
• By scheduled operation (refer to [5] Select schedules)

• Or on the homescreen (basic / detailed)
 Press OK or up/down to see ‘Desired’ temperature
Basic home screen Detailed home screen

• Up/Down overrules temperature • Up/Down overrules temperature set by
schedule timer
set by schedule timer
 Next scheduled action takes over set
 Next scheduled action takes point again
over set point again • Comfort/Eco mode can be chosen
 [7.2] > Temperature lock is applicable
(refer to [7] User settings
• If overruled: icon is shown
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Determination of the LWT setpoint
A.3.1.1.1 LWT setpoint: Absolute or WD

Weather depending LWT setpoint
Absolute LWT setpoint Set A.3.1.1.3. graph
• (eco/comf preset values- • Eco/comf shift preset value
[7.4.2.1~4]) ) is linked to room ([7.4.2.5~8]) is linked to room
temperature setpoint temperature setpoint
• WD shift value is applied on the
temperature calculated according
to the WD settings.
Eco/comf Shift
[7.4.2.1]
[7.4.2.5]
e.g +3°C
[7.4.2.2]
[7.4.2.6]
e.g 0 °C
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Determination of the leaving water set point
A.3.1.1.5 Modulated LWT = ON
• Modulation depends mainly on running time and difference

between room temperature and room temperature setpoint
• If difference > 2°C => LWT temperature setpoint can be automatically
adjusted higher
• If difference < 2°C => LWT temperature setpoint can be automatically
adjusted lower
 Set [8-06]: maximum modulation (default 3°C)

 E.g. [8-06] = 3°C: LWT can be modulated from -3°C to 3°C
ATTENTION: user can not adjust LWT on homescreen anymore!!
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LWT shift around 0°C

 Set [D-03]
• Local shift value is added to target LWT SP
• Around 0°C more capacity can be needed as energy can go
towards e.g. melting ice.
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• Leaving water setpoint is the total of:
& Absolute leaving water temperature / Shift value (in case WD)
& Weather dependent leaving water temperature (in case WD)
& Modulation of the leaving water temperature
& LWT shift around 0°C in heating
Modulated LWT = ON Modulated LWT = OFF

• LWT setpoint on homescreen is not • LWT setpoint on homescreen is adjustable
adjustable (icon visible)
• LWT setpoint is linked to RT setpoint by • If weather depending => shift value can be
preset values set
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RESUME: Main settings in menu structure:
 Set [A.2.1.7]: Unit control method: (2) room thermostat control
 Set [A.2.1.B]: User interface location: Room

(if two user interfaces – one in room measures room temperature)
 Set [A.3.1.1.5]: Modulated LWT: YES/NO
 Set [A.3.1.1] LWT setpoint mode: Absolute/weather depending
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Extra specific setting in overview settings:

 Set [9-0C]: Room thermostat Hysteresis
• Effect In heating mode: • Effect In cooling mode

• Thermo ON if: • Thermo ON if:
Room temp < setpoint – [9-0C]/2 Room temp > setpoint + [9-0C]
• Thermo OFF if: • Thermo OFF if:
• Room temp > setpoint + [9-0C]/2 Room temp < setpoint - [9-0C]
• Default: 1°C A Installer settings
1 Language
• Range: 1°C~6°C 2 System layout
3 Space operation
• Step 0.5 4 Domestic hot water
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
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A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type

possible
 (2) Room thermostat control (by ambient

temperature measured on the user interface)
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[A.2.1.7]: LWT control
Unit operates based on leaving water temperature
 Main settings in menu structure:

5 Modulated LWT
6 Shut off valve
7 Emitter type
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Setting / Adjusting the leaving water temperature setpoint
• By scheduled operation (refer to [5] Select schedules and only

if A.3.1.1. LWT setpoint mode = abs/WD + SCHED)
• For additional zone: actions are limited to: Enable/disable
• Or on the homescreen (basic / detailed)

Basic home screen Detailed home screen
• Up/Down overrules temperature • Up/Down overrules temperature set by
set by schedule timer schedule timer (if WD: shift is
 Next scheduled action takes adjusted)
over set point again  Next scheduled action takes over
set point again
• If overruled: icon is shown
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LWT shift around 0°C

 Set [D-03]
• Local shift value is added to target LWT SP
• Around 0°C more capacity can be needed as energy can go
towards e.g. melting ice.
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• Leaving water setpoint is the total of (both main/add):
+ Absolute leaving water temperature / Shift value (WD)

+ LWT shift around 0°C in heating
+ Weather dependent leaving water temperature (in case WD)
Weather depending ON Weather depending off (absolute SP)

• Preset values are shift values • Preset values are absolute values
• Schedule timer: program shift values • Schedule timer: program absolute values
• Shift can be overruled on homescreen • Absolute value can be overruled on
homescreen
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 Set [A.2.1.7]: Unit control method: (0) leaving water temperature control
 Set [A.2.1.8] : Number of water zones: 1 or 2
 Set [A.3.1.1] : LWT Setpoint mode:

• (0) Absolute
• (1) WD
• (2) Abs+sched
• (3) WD + sched (Available as well for Additional zone)
 Set [5.2.1]: Set schedule
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Extra setting in overview settings:
 Set [9-04]: LWT overshoot setting
• Default: 1°C
• Range : 1°C~4°C
A Installer settings
• Step: 1°C 1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
4 Domestic hot water
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
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A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type

possible
 (2) Room thermostat control (by ambient

temperature measured on the user interface)
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[A.2.1.7]: external RT control
Unit operates based external room thermostat

• Main settings in menu structure:

5 Modulated LWT
6 Shut off valve
7 Emitter type
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A.2.2 Options
1 DHW operation
3 DHW tank heater
• Set [A.2.2.4]: the contact types for main/add 4 Contact type main
5 Contact type add
6 Digital I/O pcb
• C/H request 7 Demand pcb
• IF 1 water zone: C/H changeover decided by ext room thermostat 9 External kWh meter 2
• Thermo ON/OFF A External DHW pump

B External sensor
• If 2 water zones => C/H operation is decided by user

interface
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• LWT set determination:
+ Absolute temp or shift value

+ Shift around 0°C
+ Weather dep value (if WD)
Weather depending ON Weather depending off (absolute SP)

• Shift can be overruled on • Absolute value can be overruled on
homescreen homescreen
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Unit operates based external room thermostat
 Set [A.2.1.7]: Unit control method: (1) Ext. room

thermostat control
 Set [A.3.1.1] LWT septoint mode: Absolute/weather

depending
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[A.2.1.8]: System layout - Standard – number of LWT zones
Set [A.2.1.8]: Number of LWT zones
2 LWT zones:
1 LWT zone:
- 1 Main zone: Lowest LWT in heating
(highest in C)
- 1 Add zone: Highest LWT in heating(
lowest in C)
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[A.2.1.9]: System layout - Standard – Pump operation mode

A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
Set [A.2.1.9]: Pump operation mode 3 Indoor software type
 (0) Continuous pump operation 8 Number of water zones
• Regardless of thermo ON/OFF A Power saving possible
possible
• Always possible to choose B User interface location
 (1) Sample
• Samples every 5 minutes for 3 minutes
• Only possible to choose if [A.2.1] unit control method = LWT control
 (2) Request
• Operates when external contact generates thermo ON request
• Only possible to choose if [A.2.1] unit control method = External
room thermostat control or room thermostat
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[A.2.1.A]: System layout - Standard – Power saving possible

A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
Possible if 3 Indoor software type
+ Unit is not operating 5 Backup heater type

+ Ambient temperature is not very low 8 Number of water zones
+ Timer to prevent frequent on/off of outdoor unit is A Power saving possible
not running A Installer settings

1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
Based on outdoor temperature and discharge 5 Heat source
6 System operation
temperature => Unit decides if preheat is necessary 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
and if power saving mode can be started.
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[A.2.1.A]: System layout - Standard – Power saving possible

A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
 [A.2.1.A]: Power saving possible (read only) 3 Indoor software type
• Only possible if GBS 5 Backup heater type
Extra setting in overview settings: 8 Number of water zones
 [E-08] Power saving enabled/disabled: A Power saving possible

• (0): Disabled (default) 1 Language
2 System layout
• (1): Enabled 3 Space operation
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
Jumper has to be removed from

OU as well! (while power off)
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[A.2.1.B]: System layout Standard – User interface location

A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
2 Compressor type
 Set [A.2.1.B]: User interface location (room/unit) 3 Indoor software type
Only applicable if two user interfaces 8 Number of water zones
• No difference in operation, all information is synchronized
• Except for homescreens
• Except for locks
• Room thermostat measures the room temperature

• Important for room temperature control (refer to :[A.2.1.7]:Room
thermostat functionality)
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[A.2.1.A]: System layout Standard – User interface location

A.2.1 Standard
1 Unit type
• On first connection of extra user interface:

2 Compressor type
 U5 error will appear 5 Backup heater type
 Message to push 4s ON/OFF button on the main user 7 Unit control method
interface 9 Pump operation mode
 After reinitializing: possibilty to send or receive data B User interface location
• All data is sent/received: Language files, settings,

schedule timers,…
• Errors related to use of multiple user interfaces

• U5 (both main UI)
• U8 (both sub UI)
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[A.2.2] System Layout - Options
1 Language
2 System layout
A.2 System layout A.2.2 Options A.2.2.6 Digital I/O pcb 3 Space operation
1 Standard 1 DHW operation 1 Ext. backup heat source 4 Domestic hot water
2 Options 3 DHW tank heater 2 Solar kit 5 Heat source
3 Capacities 4 Contact type main 3 Alarm output type 6 System operation
4 Confirm layout 5 Contact type add 4 Bottom plate heater 7 Commissioning
6 Digital I/O pcb 8 Overview settings
7 Demand pcb
A External DHW pump
B External sensor
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 Set [A.2.2.1] DHW operation ((0)Yes / (1) No)
 Set [A.2.2.3] DHW tank heater ((0) Horizontal / (1) BUH)
 Set [A.2.2.4] Contact type main ((1) Thermo ON/OFF request / (2) C/H request)
 Set [A.2.2.5] Contact type Add((1) Thermo ON/OFF request / (2) C/H request)
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[A.2.2] System Layout - Options – Digital I/O PCB

A.2.2 Options
1 DHW operation
3 DHW tank heater
A.2.2.6 Digital I/O pcb 4 Contact type main
1 Ext. backup heat source 5 Contact type add
2 Solar kit 6 Digital I/O pcb
3 Alarm output type 7 Demand pcb
4 Bottom plate heater 8 External kWh meter 1
A External DHW pump
 Set [A.2.2.6.1]: Ext. BUH source ((0) None / (1) Bivalent) B External sensor
 Set [A.2.2.6.2]: Solar pump station kit ((0) Not installed / (1)
Installed) (D-07, previously F-04!)
 Set [A.2.2.6.3]: Alarm output type: (C-09, previously C-01!)
Possible to detect power

failure by alarm contact
 Set [A.2.2.6.4]: Bottom plate heater connected to indoor unit

((0) No / (1) Yes)
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[A.8] System Layout - Options A Installer settings

1 Language
Additional settings in overview settings 2 System layout
3 Space operation
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
 Set [C-03]: Bivalent ON temperature 8 Overview settings
 Set [C-04] Bivalent hysteresis
 Set [F-02]: Bottom plate heater ON temperature: 3~10°C

(default 3°C)
 Set [F-03]: Bottom plate hysteresis: 2~5°C (default 5°C)
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A.2.2 Options
1 DHW operation
 Set [A.2.2.7]: Optional demand PCB ((0) Not installed / (1) 3 DHW tank heater
4 Contact type main
Installed) 5 Contact type add
6 Digital I/O pcb
• Only for ERLQ004~008CAV3 7 Demand pcb
• PCB’s digital inputs used for power limitation 9 External kWh meter 2
• A External DHW pump
B External sensor
 Set [A.2.2.8/9]: Ext. kWh meter 1/2((0) Not installed / (1)

Installed)
• 0 (No): NOT installed
• (1) Installed (0.1 pulse/kWh)
• (2) Installed (1 pulse/kWh)
• In case of GQI: To enable power metering, ext kWh meter

must be installed (GBS OU can measure power
consumption). Refer to [6.2] Information > Power metering
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[A.2.2] System Layout - Options – External DHW pump

A.2.2 Options
1 DHW operation
 Set [A.2.2.A]: External DHW pump 3 DHW tank heater
4 Contact type main
• (0) Not installed 5 Contact type add
6 Digital I/O pcb
• (1) Secondary retour (instant hot water at tap points 7 Demand pcb
• (2) Disinfection shunt pump 9 External kWh meter 2
• Never heat up to above 80°C! (can lead to damage and possibleAB External
External DHW pump
sensor
leakage)
DANGER: RISK OF BURNING

During and shortly after disinfection, the temperature at the hot water tap is as high
as the disinfection tank temperature. If necessary, install a mixing valve to limit the
temperature at the hot water tap
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[A.2.2] System Layout Options

A.2.2 Options
1 DHW operation
3 DHW tank heater
4 Contact type main
 Set [A.2.2.B]: External sensor 5 Contact type add
6 Digital I/O pcb
 Not installed (sensor of user interface is used to measure 7 Demand pcb
indoor temp, sensor of outdoor unit for ambient temp) 9 External kWh meter 2
A External DHW pump
 (1) Outdoor sensor B External sensor
 (2) Room sensor

• Offset can be set (refer to [A.3.2.3] UI sensor, [A.3.2.3] ext.
Sensor for room temp, [A.6.5] Ext. Sensor for ambient temp.
• External sensor is used for all operation logic (except

for protection functions)
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[A.2.2] System Layout -Capacities A Installer settings

1 Language
2 System layout
A.2 System layout A.2.3 Capacities 3 Space operation
1 Standard 1 Booster heater 4 Domestic hot water
2 Options 2 Backup heater (step 1) 5 Heat source
3 Capacities 3 Backup heater (step 2) 6 System operation
4 Confirm layout 6 Bottom plate heater 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
• Set [A.2.3.1]: Booster heater (default 0)
• Set [A.2.3.2/3]: BUH step 1/2
• Default: BUH [A.2.3.2]: [A.2.3.3]
model BUH 1 BUH2 Total
3V 3 0
9W 3 6 9
• In case of 9W, adjust manually to:

[A.2.3.2]: [A.2.3.3]
BUH type [A.2.1.5] BUH 1 BUH2 Total
1P,(1/1+2): 3 kW 1~ 230 V (*9W) 1 3 0 3
3P,(1/1+2): 6 kW 3~ 230 V (*9W) 3 3 3 6
3PN,(1/2): 6 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W) 4 3 3 6
3PN,(1/1+2): 9 kW 3N~ 400 V (*9W) 5 3 6 9
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5.3. Switching homescreens
 Possible homescreens: LWT/Room/tank/LWT add
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5.4. Symbols
IMPORTANT
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5.5. Tips and tricks

1. If the OK-button is pushed for 5 seconds, the buttons are
locked. Unlock by pushing OK again for 5 seconds.
2. You can lock functions separately by entering the menu and

then pushing the OK button for 5 seconds.
3. By pushing the ‘ON/OFF’ button for 5 seconds, you shut down

the whole system (tank, LWT, room, ..). Pushing ‘ON/OFF’
again for 5 seconds will turn the whole system ON again.
4. Otherwise every screen needs to be put ON/OFF separately
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5.6. User settings

To enter main menu:
push menu-button
1. Set time/date
2. Holiday
3. Quiet mode
4. Operation mode
5. Select schedules
6. Information
7. User settings
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[1] Set time/date
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[1] Set time/date
 Date
• Always: (d)d mmm yyyy (E.g. 1 Jan 2011)
 Time
 Daylight Saving Time

• Last Sunday of March at 02:00 => time + 1 hour
• Last Sunday of October at 3:00 => time – 1 hour
 Clock type (24hours clock hh:mm / 12 hours clock: h:mm

am/pm)
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[2] Holiday
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[2] Holiday
• Only usable if RT control
! If ext. RT for add. zone => also
program Home Away
• Deviate from normal schedules
during holiday
 Set Holiday mode: Home or Away
 Set ‘From’ and ‘Until’
Staying at home during holiday Going away during holiday
 Select a day schedule (eg.  Set operation mode
Saturday) (H/C/Automatic/OFF)
• Space H/C and DHW will work • Space H/C will work according to
according to the temperature of the holiday settings
selected day • DHW is turned off, only disinfection
mode will work
• DHW will resume normally from 0:00
the day you return
 Set Space H/C setpoints
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[2] Holiday Home Away
• After setting up: Activate holiday!

 In [2.1] Holiday => Activate => Yes => OK!
Holiday mode = Home and activated Holiday mode = Away and activated
• Holiday icon is visible • Not running: Holiday icon is visible
• You can not see ‘Holiday’ screen • When running ‘Holiday’ screen is
visible:
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[2] Holiday Home Away
• If you come home during holiday
• Holiday mode is configured and active
• You come home for a few hours and want to use your normal
schedule.Deactivate the holiday mode.
• When you go away again, activate the holiday mode again.

(No need to change schedule or holiday configuration!)
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[3] Quiet mode (outdoor)
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[3] Quiet mode (outdoor)

• Can be locked
• Status is indicated in menu
• If active is visible on home screen
• Quiet level: [7.4]: > User settings > Preset values
 Set Quiet mode OFF / Auto / On
• Quiet mode according to scheduled • Quiet mode active until the next
action: [7.3.6] User settings>Set scheduled action
schedule>Quiet mode
New for GBS models!
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[4] Operation mode
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[4] Operation mode

• Not visible if:
 Heating only heat pump!

 1 water tempature zone + external RT control + seperate C/H signal
 Manually set heating, cooling or automatic changeover
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[4] Operation mode AUTOMATIC
Automatic changeover: Restriction per month (take priority)

 Set [7.5]: > User settings > Allowed operation mode (per
month)
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Installer sets:
Changeover based on outdoor ambient temperature:
 [A.3.3.1] > Space operation > System: Space heating OFF temp
 [A.3.3.2.] > Space operation > Space cooling ON temp
OU Ambient temp
Operation changes
over to cooling
[A.3.3.1] SPH
off
[A.3.3.1] SPC
off
Operation changes
over to heating
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if RT control + 1water zone + quick heat emitters
Installer sets:
Based on indoor temperature (in overview settings):
 [4-0B]: Minimum hysteresis (default: 1°C)
 [4-0D]: Minimum offset (default: 3°C)
• Only meaningful Only possible if outdoor temp is allowing both heating
and cooling
Operation changes
Room temp over to cooling
Cooling SP [4-0B] Hysteresis
Heating SP [4-0D] Offset
Operation changes
over to heating
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• Restrictions per month still have priority (will change

accordingly)
• Not possible if:

& External room thermostat control
& 1 water zone
& Thermostat with 2 contacts (1 for heating and 1 for cooling)
 Then the external thermostat determines which space operation mode is
used; not the user interface.
• Possible:
+ All other cases
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[5] Select schedules
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[5] Select schedules
• Select and activate schedules

• Room temperature
• LWT main
• LWT additional
• Tank temperature
 Select control for schedule. (E.g.: [5.1] Room temperature)

 Set operation mode for schedule. (E.g.: [5.1.1] Heating)
 Set a predefined or user-defined schedule
• Menu is only visible if allowed by installer (in case of room
thermostat control (always) or Absolute/WD + schedule)
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[5] Select schedules: Programming schedules
• To program a schedule
• Room temperature
• LWT main
• LWT additional
• Tank temperature
• Booster heater permission
• Quiet mode
• DHW pump
 Go to [7.3]: > User settings > Set schedules
 Open empty, predefined or user-defined schedule
 Change & save
• Room temperature and LWT main:
3x Heating + 3x Cooling (Based on Eco & Comfort SP)
• LWT additional : 3x Heating + 3x Cooling (Based on ON/OFF)
• DHW: 3x (Based on Start storage comfort & storage eco)
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[5] Select schedules: Using preset values
• Define preset values for multiple controls
 Set [7.4]: > User settings > Preset values.

 Select control (E.g. Room temperature)
 Select a preset value (E.g. Comfort (heating)
 Set a temperature
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[6] Information:
• Visible information depends on user level

• End user (default)
• Advanced end user* (hold for 5 seconds in [6] or sublevel)
• Installer* (hold for 4 seconds in [6.4]: > User permission level)
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[6] Information: Sensor information
• [6.1] Sensor information

• Room and tank temperature
• Outdoor temperature, LWT (BUH), LWT (PHE), RWT, Refrigerant
temperature, flow rate, (outdoor temp (external sensor))
6.1 Sensor information

1 Room temperature
2 Outdoor temperature
3 Tank temperature
4 Leaving water (BUH)
5 Leaving water (PHE)
6 Returning water temp
7 Refrigerant temp
8 Flow rate
A Outdoor temp (ext)
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[6] Information: Energy metering
• [6.2] Energy metering (kWh)

• Energy consumption (Total and combined last 12 months)
• Energy consumption (Additionally shows last two months)*
6.2.1 Consumed electricity 6.2.1.x yyyy
B November 1 Space heating
C December 2 Space cooling
D Last 12 months 3 DHW
E Total 4 Total
 All values are split up in cooling/heating/DHW and Total

 Outdoor power consumption: calculated by Watt meters or instantaneous
power received from OU (GBS)
 Pump power: PWM value is taken into account
 BUH, BSH, BPH, Heater tape, .. According to specification and ON/OFF
- Not shown if GQI unless external energy meters are installed

(then only Space heating/cooling/DHW)
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• [6.2] Energy metering (kWh)

• Produced energy (Total and combined last 12 months)
• Produced energy (Additionally shows last two months)* A.2.2 Options
1 DHW operation
3 DHW tank heater
6.2.2 Produced electricity 6.2.2.x yyyy 4 Contact type main
B November 1 Space heating 5 Contact type add
C December 2 Space cooling 6 Digital I/O pcb
D Last 12 months 3 DHW 7 Demand pcb
E Total 4 Total 8 External kWh meter 1
A External DHW pump
 All values are split up in cooling/heating/DHW and Total B External sensor
 In heating: HP+BUH (if applicable +ext. BUH)

 In DHW HP + BSH (or BUH)
- Not shown if GQI unless external energy meters are installed

(then only Space heating/cooling/DHW)
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A.2.2 Options
1 DHW operation
3 DHW tank heater
4 Contact type main
5 Contact type add
6 Digital I/O pcb
7 Demand pcb
A External DHW pump
B External sensor
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[6] Information: Others
• [6.3] Error handling

• Error history (20 last error codes+ date/time & details)
• Contact/helpdesk number (read only)
• Contact/helpdesk number (installer can set)
• [6.4] User permission level

6.5 Actuators 6.6 Operation modes
• Current user permission level 1 Pump 1 Legionella
2 Compressor 2 Defrost / oil return
• For installer level: hold 4s button 3 Backup heater: step 1 3 Hot start
4 Backup heater: step 2 4 Emergency (outdoor)
5 Booster heater 5 Emergency (indoor)
6 2 way valve 6 Bivalent
•
7 3 way valve 7 Power limit level
[6.5] Actuators* 8 BPH 8 Power limit status
B Solar pump 9 Powerful
• Status/mode of each actuator. C HP tariff A Quick heat up
D Thermostat main A B Waterpipe freezeup
E Thermostat main B C Room antifrost
F Thermostat add A D Power saving possible
• [6.6] Operation modes* G Thermostat add B E Draft prevention
• Current operation mode

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• [6.7] Running hours*

• Running hours of the system*
• Displayed in hours*
• Current month, previous month and Total
• Pump, BSH, compressor (split up per mode, also count of start/stops is
shown) BUH (split up in steps and modes), ext BUH’s, solar pump,
BPH,…
6.7 Running hours 6.7.1 Previous month 6.7.1.2 Compressor
1 Previous month 1 Pump 1 Space heating
2 Current month 2 Compressor 2 Space cooling
3 Total 3 Backup heater: step 1 3 Domestic hot water
4 Backup heater: step 2 4 Total
5 Booster heater 5 Nr starts
6 BPH
9 Solar pump 6.7.1.3 BUH1
1 Space heating
3 Total
6.7.1.4 BUH2
1 Space heating
3 Total
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• [6.8] Version*
• Version information about the system
6.8 Version 6.8.1 User interface
1 User interface 1 Software
2 Indoor unit 2 Micon ID
3 Outdoor unit 3 EEPROM
4 Language file
6.8.2 Indoor unit

1 Model name
2 Software
3 EEPROM
6.8.3 Outdoor unit

1 Capacity
2 Model name
3 Software
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[7] User settings
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[7] User settings: Display
 Set [7.1.1] > Display > Contrast

 Set [7.1.2] > Display > Backlit LCD time
• When Installer level => automatically longer backlit time 10min
 Set [7.1.3] > Display > User profile
Extra visible:
• Modes (comfort, eco,
scheduled,..)
• Next scheduled action
 Set [7.1.4] > Display > Available home pages

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[7] User settings: other
 Set [7.2] > Temperature lock

Operation mode change from
scheduled to eco/comfort =>
Timer before switching
automatically back to scheduled
• Permanent/2/4/6/8 hours
 Set [7.3] > Set schedules
• Refer to [5] Select schedules
 Set [7.4] > Preset values
 Select control (E.g. Room temperature)
 Select a preset value (E.g. Comfort (heating)
 Set a temperature
 Set [7.5] > Allowed operation mode
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5.7. [A] Installer settings
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[A.1] Installer settings: language A Installer settings

1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
• Here you can select the controller language. 4 Domestic hot water
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
• You can choose from the languages that are on
the controller, depending EKRUCAL1 or
EKRUCAL2.
• In case 2 controllers are connected

(EKRUCAL1 & 2), both languages are
available.
• More languages can be downloaded from

www.daikineurope.com
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[A.2] Installer settings: System layout

1 Language
2 System layout
A.2 System layout 3 Space operation
A.2.1 Standard
1 Standard 4 Domestic hot water
1 Unit type
2 Options 5 Heat source
2 Compressor type
3 Capacities 6 System operation
4 Confirm layout 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
A.2.2 Options A.2.2.6 Digital I/O pcb

1 DHW operation 1 Ext. backup heat source
3 DHW tank heater 2 Solar kit
4 Contact type main 3 Alarm output type
5 Contact type add 4 Bottom plate heater
6 Digital I/O pcb
7 Demand pcb
A External DHW pump
B External sensor
A.2.3 Capacities
1 Booster heater
6 Bottom plate heater
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[A.3] Space operation
A Installer settings A.3 Space operation A.3.1 Leaving water A.3.1.1 Water temp main
1 Language 1 Leaving water 1 Main 1 LWT setpoint mode
2 System layout 2 Room thermostat 2 Add 2 Temperature range
3 Space operation 3 Operation range 3 Delta T emitter 3 Set weather dependent heating
4 Domestic hot water 4 Set weather dependent cooling
5 Heat source 5 Modulated LWT
6 System operation 6 Shut off valve
7 Commissioning 7 Emitter type
8 Overview settings
A.3.1.2 Additional water temp 1
1 LWT setpoint mode
2 Temperature range
3 Set weather dependent heating
A.3.1.3 Delta T emitter
1 Heating
2 Cooling
A.3.2 Room thermostat
1 Room temp range
2 Room temp offset
3 Ext. room sensor offset
4 Room temp step
A.3.3 Operation range

1 Space heating OFF temp
2 Space cooling On temp
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[A.3.1.1.6] Space operation: shutoff valve A.3.1.1 Water temp main

1 LWT setpoint mode
2 Temperature range
5 Modulated LWT
 Set [A.3.1.1.6]: Shut off valve 6 Shut off valve

7 Emitter type
• (1) Close the valve during thermo ON/OFF of the main zone ((0)Do not close /
(1)close)
• (2) Close the valve during cooling operation ((0)Do not close / (1)close)
• Only available if additional zone is enabled A.3.1.1.6 Shut off valve

1 Thermo On/OFF
2 Cooling
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[A.3.1.1.7] Space operation Water temp main A.3.1.1 Water temp main
1 LWT setpoint mode
2 Temperature range
 Set [A.3.1.1.7]: Emitter type 4 Set weather dependent cooling

5 Modulated LWT
6 Shut off valve
7 Emitter type
Reaction time of the system:
• (0): Quick. E.g.: Small water volume and fan

coils.
• Allows for more modulation ref. [A.3.1.1.5] Modulated
LWT
• (1): Slow. Example: Large water volume, floor

heating loops.
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[A.3.1.1.6] Space operation > LWT
 Set [A.3.1.2]: Additional zone water temp
A.3.1.2 Additional water temp 1

1 LWT setpoint mode
2 Temperature range
 Set [A.3.1.3]: Delta T over the heat emitters (def: 5°c)
A.3.1.3 Delta T emitter

1 Heating
2 Cooling
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[A.3.2] Space operation > Room thermostat

A.3.2 Room thermostat
1 Room temp range
2 Room temp offset
3 Ext. room sensor offset
 Set [A.3.2.1]: Room temp range 4 Room temp step
A.3.2.1 Room temp range Min~max (°C) Default (°C)

1 Minimum temp (heating) 12~18 12
2 Maximum temp (heating) 18~30 30
3 Minimum temp (cooling) 15~25 15
4 Maximum temp (cooling) 25~35 35
 Set [A.3.2.2]: Room temp offset (-5~5°C)
 Set [A.3.2.3]: External room sensor offset (-

5~5°C)
• Ref to [A.2.2.B]: Installer settings > System layout >
Options: External sensor
 Set [A.3.2.4]: Step for setting desired room

temperature
°
on UI (0,5 or 1°C)
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[A.3.3] Space operation > RT operation range

A.3.3 Operation range
1 Space heating OFF temp
2 Space cooling On temp
 Set [A.3.3]: Operation range

• Prevent overheating/overcooling
A.3.3 Operation range Min~max (°C) Default (°C)
1 SPH OFF temp (GBS) 14~25 25
1 SPH OFF temp (GQI) 14~35 35
2 SPC OFF temp (both) 10~35 20
• Used as base for automatic changeover (refer to

[4] Operation mode)
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[A.8] Space operation > additional overview settings

1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
 Set [2-06]: Room frost protection 5 Heat source
6 System operation
• 0: Disabled 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
• 1: Enabled (default)
 Set [2-05]: Room antifrost temperature

• 4~16°C (default: 12°C)
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[A.4] Domestic hot water (DHW)
A Installer settings A.4 Domestic hot water A.4.2 Scheduled DHW

1 Language 1 SP mode 1 Schedule temperatures
2 System layout 2 Scheduled DHW 2 Storage comfort SP mode
3 Space operation 3 SP readout 3 Weather dependent curve
4 Domestic hot water 4 Disinfection A.4.3 SP readout A.4.3.2 Conversion graphical temp
5 Heat source 5 Maximum SP 1 SP readout type 1 1 pers
6 System operation 2 Conversion graphical temp 2 2 pers
7 Commissioning 3 3 pers
A.4.4 Disinfection
8 Overview settings 4 4 pers
1 Disinfection
2 Operation day 5 5 pers
3 Start time 6 6 pers
4 Temperature target
5 Duration
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[A.4.1] Domestic hot water: SP mode A.4 Domestic hot water

1 SP mode
 Set [A.4.1]: SP mode 2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
• (0): Reheat only (not advised for integrated)

• Minimum temperature is kept according to reheat
• Bad for COP, almost constant operation of BUH
• (1): Reheat + sched.

• Main heat up according to schedule
• (2): Scheduled only (no reheat operation) - default
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[A.4.1] Domestic hot water: SP mode – Scheduled DHW
A.4 Domestic hot water

 Set [A.4.2.1]: Schedule temperature 1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
Actions possible in tank scheduled timer: A.4.2 Scheduled DHW
1 Schedule temperatures
2 Storage comfort SP mode
3 Weather dependent curve
 Preset (default): Will use:
• Storage comfort (preset value)
• Storage eco (preset value)
• Storage stop (ex. When SPH is required again)
 Custom: Will use

• [Custom temperature]
• Storage stop
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 Set [A.4.2.2]: Storage comfort SP mode

1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
 Absolute (default) 3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
 Weather depending => No shift possible on UI 5 Maximum SP
A.4.2 Scheduled DHW
• Applicable setpoint depends on [A.4.1]: SP mode 1 Schedule temperatures
[A.4.1]: SP mode = (1) Sched / [A.4.1]: SP mode = (0) Reheat only

Sched + reheat • Also applicable!
• Comfort SP = weather • Reheat SP = weather depending
depending • Reheat SP not adjustable on tank
• Eco SP = not WD, to be set in homescreen
preset value [7.4.3.2]
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 Set [A.4.2.3]: Weather dependent curve 1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
• Only applicable if WD SP mode 3 SP readout

4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
• Graphically displayed! A.4.2 Scheduled DHW
1 Schedule temperatures
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[A.4.1] Domestic hot water: SP mode = (0) ReheatA.4 Domestic hot water
1 SP mode
REFER TO RN12-16A – attention points and recommendations 2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
[4-03] Booster heater operation: defines whether the optional

booster heater operation is enabled (1) or has certain limitations
(0/2/3).
[4-03]=1, The booster heater operation is only determinded by booster
heater OFF temperature (TBH OFF), booster heater ON Temperature (TBH
ON), and/or schedule timer.
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
[4-03]=0, The booster heater operation is only allowed during

“Disinfection function” and “Powerful domestic water heating”.
• This setting is only recommended in case the capacity of the
heat pump can cover the heating requirements of the house and
domestic hot water over the complete heating season.
• REMARK: When the ambient outdoor temperature is lower than
field setting [5-03] and setting [5-02] is activated, then the domestic
hot water will NOT be heated.
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
[4-03]=2, is the setting that results in the most optimum coverage of
domestic hot water heated by the pump. Then the Booster heater is
only allowed if the heat pump is “out of range”.
• Has the same functionallity as setting [4-03]=0 added with following
conditions (3 times OR):
1. Ta < [5-03]
2. Ta > 35°C
3. TDHW > THP OFF – 2°C
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
[4-03]=3, is the setting that results in optimum coverage of domestic

hot water heated by heat pump in relation with [8-04]. Has the same
functionallity as setting [4-03]=1 added with following restrictions:
• The booster heater is OFF when the heat pump is active in domestic
hot water mode.
• This results that the Booster heater will not work simultaneous with
the heat pump for hot water production and that the setting [8-03] is
not relevant.
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
Extra settings in Overview settings 5 Maximum SP
1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
5 Heat source
6 System operation
• [6-00] Start: temperature difference determining the heat 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
pump ON temperature
• [6-01] Stop: temperature difference determining the heat

pump OFF temperature
(temperature difference based on the “Maximum heat
pump temperature”) (advised: 48°C)
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
TU : User set point temperature (as set on the user interface or weather depending)
THP MAX : Maximum heat pump temperature at sensor in domestic hot water tank
(Depends on OU)
THP OFF : Heat pump OFF temperature
THP ON : Heat pump ON temperature
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
Extra settings in Overview settings 5 Maximum SP
1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
• [7-00] Domestic hot water step length: temperature 5 Heat source
6 System operation
difference above the domestic hot water set point 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
temperature before the booster heater is turned off.
• [7-01] Hysteresis value booster heater: temperature

difference determining the booster heater ON
temperature TBH ON = TBH OFF – [7-01]
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
• Depending on the setting for DHW temperature, you can see that the BUH
might be working a lot which is not good for COP. Choosing Reheat only
must be well considered before using.
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
Extra settings in Overview settings: 5 Maximum SP
1 Language
2 System layout
95
3 Space operation
• [8-00] Minimum running time for DHW (no SPH allowed 5 Heat source
6 System operation
even when target has been reached) 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
• [8-01] Maximum running time for DHW (even when target
has not been reached)
• If Unit control method = (ext.) Room thermostat control:
 Max timer only taken into account if there is a request for space
heating or cooling.
 f there is NO request for space heating/cooling, the tank is heated
until heat pump OFF temperature.
• The actual maximum running time will automatically vary
between [8-01] and [8-01] + [8-04] depending on the
outdoor temperature
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
• [8-02] Anti-recycling time: minimum required interval 5 Heat source
6 System operation
between two H/P domestic hot water heating cycles. 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
• [8-03] Booster heater delay timer: the start-up delay time

of booster heater after booster heater thermostat ON.
• [8-04] Additional running time at space heating/cooling off

(SPH OFF [A.3.3.1] = [4-02]/ SPC OFF =[A.3.3.2] = [F-02])
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1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
1 Language
2 System layout
3 Space operation
5 Heat source
6 System operation
• Booster heater allowance 4-03 and schedule timer for 7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
booster heater
• 3 actions a day/weekly timer
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[A.4.1] Domestic hot water: SP mode = (0) Reheat
Time CAPA
DHW DHW + S
DHW+SPACE P
House demand
ONLY SPACE A
Spare C
Capacity HP capacity capacity of [8.04]
E
shortage of HP Maximum running time
HP O
B2
N
L
DHW by BSH A1
Y
ONLY [8.01] Maximum running time
B1
[8.02] Ta
Anti-recycle time A2
Equilibrium [5.01] Space heating OFF [4.02] 35°C

temperature 4x°C
Space Cooling permission [F.01]
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[A.4.1] Domestic hot water: SP mode (1/2) ReheatA.4+Domestic

sched /
hot water
Scheduled 1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
Reheat: 5 Maximum SP
• Minimum temperature maintained: preset value [7.4.3.3]

Reheat (default 45°C)
• E.g. User sets [7.4.3.3] = 50°C => Tanks starts heating at

40°C
• Weather depending settings only applies to comfort

setpoint that can be scheduled
• Hysteresis in reheat: [6-08] (default:10°C)
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[A.4.1] Domestic hot water: SP mode (1/2) ReheatA.4+Domestic

sched /
hot water
Scheduled 1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
4 Disinfection
Scheduled operation: 5 Maximum SP
• Predefined tempeatures that can be used (ref preset values –

A.4.2.1.):
• Storage comfort (can be WD– not settable)
• Eco comfort
• Reheat setpoint
• Custom temperatures
• Select schedule in [5]
• Set schedule in [7.3.4]
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[A.4.3] Domestic hot water: SP Read out A.4 Domestic hot water
1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
 Set [A.4.3.1]: Read out mode: Temp/Graph 4 Disinfection

5 Maximum SP
A.4.3 SP readout
1 SP readout type
 Set [A.4.3.2]: Conversion (eg. 1 person = 40°C 2 Conversion graphical temp
DHW SP)
A.4.3.2 Conversion graphical temp

1 1 pers
2 2 pers
3 3 pers
4 4 pers
5 5 pers
6 6 pers
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[A.4.3] Domestic hot water: SP Read out A.4 Domestic hot water
1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
• The user can overrule the setpoint (unless it’s WD) 4 Disinfection
5 Maximum SP
depending on SP readout setting:

 Amount of persons
 Temperature
• User can select powerful mode
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[A.4.4] Domestic hot water: disinfection A.4 Domestic hot water

A.4.4 Disinfection
1 SP mode
1 Disinfection
2 Scheduled DHW
2 Operation day
3 SP readout
3 Start time
4 Disinfection
4 Temperature target
5 Maximum SP
5 Duration
 Set [A.4.4.1]: Disinfection: (Enabled/disabled)
 Set [A.4.4.2]: Operation Day: Monday~Sunday
 Set [A.4.4.3]: Start time: 00~23hr
 Set [A.4.4.4]: Temperature target

• With BSH: Default: 70°C, range 55~80°C
try to reach the target
• With BUH: Default 60°C, fixed.
temperature within 4
hours
 Set [A.4.4.4]: Duration
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[A.4.5] Domestic hot water: Maximum tank setpoint A.4 Domestic hot water
1 SP mode
2 Scheduled DHW
3 SP readout
 Set [A.4.5]: Maximum setpoint for DHW operation 4 Disinfection

5 Maximum SP
• Max settable depends on [A.2.2.3] = E-07 (BSH or BUH)
• 40-80°C for tanks with BSH
• 40-60°C for tanks heated up by BUH
• Maximum does not apply to disinfection!
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[A.5] Heat source
A Installer settings A.5 Heat sources A.5.1 Backup heater

1 Language 1 Backup heater 1 Operation mode
2 System layout 2 Auto emergency operation
3 Space operation 3 Enable BUH step 2
4 Domestic hot water 4 Equilibrium temperature
5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
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[A.5.1] Heat source - BUH A.5.1 Backup heater

1 Operation mode
2 Auto emergency operation
3 Enable BUH step 2
 Set [A.5.1.1]: Operation mode 4 Equilibrium temperature
• (0): Limited
• (1): Enabled (default)
• (2): DHW only
• Only possible if tank installed without BSH (e.g. integrated model)
• BUH is then only enabled during DHW operation
 Set [A.5.1.2]: Auto emergency operation

• (0): Not allowed
• (1): Allowed (default)
 In case of OU communication error U4
 In case of OU error
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1 Operation mode
3 Enable BUH step 2
 Set [A.5.1.3]: Enable BUH step 2 4 Equilibrium temperature
• (0) Not allowed

• (1) Allowed (default)
Limits backup heater capacity!!

For tank without BSH:
• Storage temperature setpoint > 50°C => Recommended to allow
BUH step 2 )
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1 Operation mode
3 Enable BUH step 2
 Set [A.5.1.4]: Equilibrium temperature 4 Equilibrium temperature
• Temp below which BUH can help during SPH

1: Heat pump (outdoor unit) capacity
2: Required heating capacity (site dependent)
3: Additional heating capacity provided by the backup
heater
4: Equilibrium temperature
TA: Ambient (outdoor) temperature
PH: Heating capacity
 [5-02] Space heating priority status: specifies whether space

heating priority is enabled (1) or disabled (0) for low outdoor
temperatures.
 [5-03] Space heating priority temperature: below this outdoor
temperature, the sanitary water will be heated by the booster
heater only (or BUH will help during DHW)
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[A.5.1] Heat source – BUH (extra overview settings)
 [5-04]: Set point correction for DHW temperature

1 Language
 [C-00]: Solar kit (if installed) priority: 2 System layout
3 Space operation
• 0: Solar kit 4 Domestic hot water
5 Heat source
• 1: Heat pump 6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
 [C-01]: SPH/DHW priority

• 0: Operation with highest request
• 1: Always space heating/cooling priority
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[A.6] System operation
A Installer settings A.6 System operation A.6.2 Benefit kWh supply

1 Language 1 Auto restart 1 Allowed heater
2 System layout 2 Benefit kWh supply 2 Forced pump off
3 Space operation 3 Power consumption control
4 Domestic hot water 4 Average time A.6.3 Power consumption control A.6.3.5 Amp limits for DI
5 Heat source 5 Ext. amb. sensor offset 1 Mode 1 limit DI 1
6 System operation 6 forced defrost 2 Type 2 limit DI 2
7 Commissioning 3 Amp value 3 limit DI 3
8 Overview settings 4 kW value 4 limit DI 4
5 Amp limits for DI
6 kW limits for DI A.6.3.6 kW limits for DI
7 Priority 1 limit DI 1
2 limit DI 2
3 limit DI 3
4 limit DI 4
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[A.6] System operation – auto restart 1 Auto restart

3 Power consumption control
4 Average time
5 Ext. amb. sensor offset
6 forced defrost
 Set [A.6.1]: Auto restart ((0) Disabled / (1) Enabled)
• Operation is restarted
• Exception: DHW operations: legionella, powerful, comfort storage, eco

storage (storage will start again on next scheduled action)
• DHW reheat will continu
• Default: Enabled
If power failure > 48 hours => operation is restarted according to

[A.6.1] but:
• Date/time is reset to default (e.g. 0000 1 JAN 20212)
• Schedule timers and disinfection operation will operate faulty
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[A.6.2] System operation – preferential kWh rate

A.6 System operation
1 Auto restart
• Only settable if enabled: [A.2.1.6] > Installer settings >

power supply
4 Average time
System layout > Standard > preferential kWh rate 5 Ext. amb. sensor offset
6 forced defrost
A.6.2 Preferential kWh rate
power supply
1 Allowed heater
 Set [A.6.2.1] Allowed heater: 2 Forced pump off
• (0) None (default)

• (1): Booster heater only
• (2): Backup heater only
• (3): All heaters
Only meaningful if:
• Preferential kWh rate power supply is of type 1 (signal for forced thermo OFF but no
power cut)
• Indoor unit is connected to a normal power supply and the BUH and BSH are not
connected to the preferential kWh rate power supply.
When tank without booster heater => Do not use (1) or ()3
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[A.6.2] System operation – preferential kWh rate

1 Auto restart
 Set [A.6.2.1] Allowed heater

power supply
4 Average time
• Depending on tank: with BSH or without BSH 5 Ext. amb. sensor offset
6 forced defrost
A.6.2 Preferential kWh rate
power supply
1 Allowed heater
2 Forced pump off
EKHWS tank ([d-00]=A.6.3.1) Tank without booster heater
• Do not set (1) or (3)
 Set [A.6.2.2] Forced pump off

• (0) Forced off during preferential kWh rate
• (1) No limitation
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[A.6.3] System operation – power consumption control

Power consumption control: only for GBS and application
without BSH! A.6 System operation
1 Auto restart
 Set [A.6.3.1]: Mode 4 Average time
• (0): Disabled. 6 forced defrost
• (1): Enabled: The power is limited to setting

• (2): Enabled: The power limitation depends on status of relevant
digital inputs (att: optional demand pcb must be connected and set in A.2.2.7)
 Set [A.6.3.2]: Type

A.6.3 Power consumption
control
1 Mode
• (0): Based on current [A] 2 Type
3 Amp value
• (1): Based on power [kW]. 4 kW value
5 Amp limits for DI
6 kW limits for DI
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1 Auto restart
• [A.6.3.1] = 1: The power is limited to setting: 3 Power consumption control

4 Average time
• [A.6.3.2] = 0 6 forced defrost
 Set [A.6.3.1]: Amp value A.6.3 Power consumption

control
• [A.6.3.2] = 1 1 Mode
2 Type
3 Amp value
 Set [A.6.3.1]: kW value 4 kW value
5 Amp limits for DI
6 kW limits for DI
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1 Auto restart
• [A.6.3.1] = 2: The power limitation depends on 2 Benefit kWh supply
status of relevant digital inputs 4 Average time
• Only if (ref. [A.2.2.7]> Optional demand PCB = 6 forced defrost
Yes) control
1 Mode
• [A.6.3.2] = 0 2 Type
3 Amp value
 Set [A.6.3.5]: Amp value 4 kW value
5 Amp limits for DI
A.6.3.5 Amp limits for DI Range (A) Default (A) 6 kW limits for DI
1 limit DI 1 0~50 50 7 Priority
2 limit DI 2 0~50 50 Linked to [A.6.3.3]

3 limit DI 3 0~50 50
4 limit DI 4 0~50 50
• [A.6.3.2] = 1
 Set [A.6.3.6]: kW value
A.6.3.6 kWlimits for DI Range (kW) Default (kW)
1 limit DI 1 0~20 20
2 limit DI 2 0~20 20 Linked to [A.6.3.4]
3 limit DI 3 0~20 20
4 limit DI 4 0~20 20
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1 Auto restart
4 Average time
6 forced defrost
control
1 Mode
2 Type
3 Amp value
4 kW value
5 Amp limits for DI
6 kW limits for DI
7 Priority
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1 Auto restart
• [A.6.3.7] : Priority 3 Power consumption control

4 Average time
• Depends on [A.6.3.1]: Mode: 0 or 1/2 6 forced defrost
control
1 Mode
[A.6.3.1] = 0 Disabled 2 Type
[A.6.3.1] = 1/2 Enabled
• (0) None 3 Amp value
• Not applicable (can only be 4 kW value
• (1) BSH priority (BUH can 5 Amp limits for DI
enabled if no BSH) 6 kW limits for DI
not operate 7 Priority
simultaneously)
• (2) BUH priority (BSH can
not operate
simultaneously)
• Menu item is only
accessible in case of GBS.
If GQI => access via [4-01]
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[A.6.4] System operation – average time

1 Auto restart
 Set [A.6.4]: Average time 2 Benefit kWh supply
• (0) No averaging 4 Average time
• (1) 12 6 forced defrost
• (2) 24
• (3) 48
• (4) 72
Reduces influence of quick temperature changes

Is used for:
• Weather depending operation
• Automatic C/H changeover
• Evaluation of [A.3.3.1] & [A.3.3.2] (space heating/cooling OFF
temperature)
During defrost: Ambient temp is frozen (to avoid influence)
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[A.6.4] System operation – ext. Amb sensor & defrost

1 Auto restart
 Set [A.6.5]: Ext. Ambient sensor offset 3 Power consumption control

4 Average time
• Range: -5~+5°C 6 forced defrost
 Set [A.6.6]: Forced defrost (OK/Cancel)

• Same as a normal defrost
• Possible in both SPH/DHW
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5.8. Additional system info
1. BUH operation
2. Defrost operation
3. Control specification (frequency control)
4. Starting control – guard timer
5. Forced operation (emergency)
6. Pump down
7. Thermistors
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Operation Controls - Back up heater operation

Normal Back up heater operation.
In order to provide bigger heating capacity by low outdoor temperatures the back up heater can / will
provide addittional capacity.
Back up heater permission decision

BUH operation permission/prohibition by Setting [4.00]
Back up heater priority decision

BUH operation priority by Setting [4.01]
BUH operation ON
- BUH permissioned to operate ([4.00] =1)
- Ambient temperature ≤ setting [5.01] equilibrium temperature
& - Request to operate BUH (determined by capacity demand)
- Delay timer of 10 minutes is over (anti recycle timer for BUH:6min)
- [4.01] = 1 AND Booster heater is NOT operating
- Or
- [4.01] = 0
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BUH will stop operation when one of the below conditions are applicable
BUH operation OFF

- BUH permissioned to operate ([4.00] =0)
- NO Request to operate BUH (determined by capacity demand)
- Ambient temperature > setting [5.01] + 3°C
or - [4.01] = 1 AND Booster heater is operating
Remark The BUH heater will stop immediately by following safety items:
- Low flow signal (ref min flow for BUH)
- Outlet water temperature after BUH higher then 65°C (in DHW: 75°C)
- No return water temperature thermistor abnormality
- Thermal protector of BUH is open
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Start-up control by space haeting operation.

In order to start up the heat pump in controlled way when low outside air and low water temperature.
Start-up Operation.
BUH operates when:
- Indoor demand operation mode is Heating.
- No defrost operation
& - Inlet water temperature lower then 18°C.
&
- Outlet water temperature after BUH lower then 65°C [Overheat protection temperature].
& - No return water temperature thermistor abnormality [Error code 80 on interface].
- This control overrules the settings [4] & [5].

- BUH forced OFF when Pump OFF
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Heat exchanger freeze prevention BUH control.

In order to prevent breakage by heat exchanger freeze from defrost (Start-up) operation when low outside
air and low water temperature.
Space heating defrost Operation.

BUH operates when:
- Indoor demand operation mode is Heating(no bivalent)
& - Defrost operation
- Return water temperature below 18°C
&
& - Outlet water temperature after BUH lower then 65°C

- No return water temperature thermistor abnormality [Error code 80 on interface].
- This control overrules the settings [4] & [5].

- BUH forced OFF when Pump OFF
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BUH protection control.

In order to prevent breakage by BUH.
The BUH heater will stop immediately by following safety items:
- Low Flow signal

- Outlet water temperature after BUH higher then 65°C
- Thermal protector of BUH is open [Error code AA on interface]
Remark (during commissioning )

BUH operates for short periods. Due to remaining air in the piping short ‘no flow’ BUH stops and
delay timer (6min) restarts.
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Defrost conditions (IU)

 Heating or DHW
 Pump runs at maximum speed
 BUH operation depends on BUH thermo on/off status during

heating
 BSH depends on BSH DHW thermo ON/OFF
 Pump keeps turning for 6min when defrost stops
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Control specification - Frequency control Max. Frequency 011Class (BA)

Heating: 107 Hz (184Hz
Cooling: 123 Hz
Max. Frequency 014 Class (BA)

Heating: 139 Hz
• How to determine the frequency Cooling: 174 Hz
• Frequency command from the hydro-box Max. Frequency 016 Class (BA)
Heating: 155 Hz
• Frequency initial settings Cooling: 194 Hz
• PI control
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Control specification - Frequency control
How to determine the frequency:

The compressor’s frequency will finally be determined by talking
the following steps.
1. Determine command frequency.
2. Determine upper limit frequency.
3. Determine lower limit frequency.
4. Determine prohibited frequency.

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Determine command frequency :

1. Limiting frequency by drooping function
1. Input current
2. Discharge pipe temperature
3. Low Hz high pressure limit
4. Peak cutting
5. Freeze prevention
6. Fin thermistor temperature
2. Limiting defrost control time
3. Indoor frequency command

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Determine upper limit frequency :

Set a minimum value as an upper limit for the following conditions:
1. Compressor protection
2. Input current
3. Discharge pipe temperature
4. Low Hertz high pressure
5. Peak cutting
6. Freeze prevention
7. Defrost
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Determine lower limit frequency :

Set a maximum value as a lower limit for the following conditions:
1. Four way valve operation

2. Draft prevention
3. Pressure difference upkeep
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Determine prohibited frequency :

Some frequencies will be prohibited such as power supply frequency.
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A => Capacity demand from the hydro-box

The capacity demand of the hydro-box is based on the ΔT
(temperature difference between the Set point and the actual
outlet water temperature or the temperature in the tank).
B=> The target evaporation / condensation temperature

The target Te / Tc will be determined by the Set piont
and the hydro-box ΔT.
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The target operation compressor frequency

The target operation compressor frequency is controlled in
order to keep a constant Te / Tc during cooling / heating
operation.
The compressor frequency

In case other controls are activated (eg start up, discharge
pipe control,…) an other compressor frequency can be used
as the initial target operation compressor frequency.
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Starting Control - GQI
Initial start-up parameters for the different accurators.
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Guard timer after compressor OFF
3/5 minutes anti-recycling guard timer for GBS/GQI

=> Pressure equalisation/prevent frequent on/off
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Defrost control - GQI
Defrost Condition ON
Defrost Upper limit A:

- Outdoor temperature > - 5°C : 2 hours
- Outdoor temperature ≤ - 5°C : 2~6 hours
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Defrost Condition ON
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Defrost Condition OFF
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Forced Operating mode (Emergency operation)
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Forced Operating mode (Emergency operation)

• In cooling, the unit runs for 20 minutes and then stops for 10 minutes
in order to avoid freeze-up of the indoor coil
• In heating, defrost is activated for 3 minutes once every hour.
• Change position of the emergency switch only when the power is

turned off.
• Emergency operation by outdoor unit will only operate in case a

malfunction is applicable.
• Broken outdoor unit/no outdoor connected

• Hydro-box will go automatically in emergency operation
• Only BUH and BSH
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Pump Down - GQI
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Pump Down - GQI
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Pump Down - GBS
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R1T: Outdoor temperature
R1T R1T
Cooling
•Inverter current protection control
Heating
•Defrost control
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R2T: Discharge pipe temperature
R1T R2T
Cooling
•Discharge superheat control
•Expansion valve control
•Crankcase heater
Heating
•Expansion valve control
R2T
•Crankcase heater
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R3T: Suction pipe temperature
R1T R3T
Cooling
•Expansion valve control (SH control)
Heating
•Expansion valve control (SH control)
•Suction pipe superheat protection
control
R3T R2T
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R4T: Outdoor heat exchanger temperature
R1T R4T
Cooling
R4T
Heating
•Defrost control
R3T R2T
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R5T: Outdoor heat exchanger middle temperature
R1T R5T
Cooling
R5T •Calculate the expected high pressure.
•Outdoor fan speed control
R4T
R3T R2T
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R6T: Liquid refrigerant temperature
R1T R6T
Cooling
R5T •Calculate the subcool.
•Expansion valve control ?
R4T
R6T R3T R2T
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R10T: Inverter power module temperature
R1T R10T
Cooling
R5T •Outdoor fan speed control
•Inverter fin temperature control
R4T
•Pressure difference control
Heating
•Inverter fin temperature control
R6T R3T R2T
Thermistor R10T is located in the switch

box.
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Overview
1. Introduction
2. System build up
4. System operation
5. Fieldsettings
7. Maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
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Heating
Air Conditioning
Refrigeration
6. Commisioning and test run
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6. Commissioning & testrun: Overview

1. Site requirements: OU
2. Installation attention: IU
3. Installation attention: general
4. Installation attention: water circuit
5. Installation attention: electrical wiring
6. Commissioning
7. Handover to enduser
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6.1. Site requirements: OU

• Minimum installation spacing (mind outlet & inlet air) GBS
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• If outlet is directly exposed to wind, install baffle plate
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• Prevent snow from covering the unit or touching the heat
exchanger
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• Underground must be strong and level to prevent vibration
noise
• In case of risk of snowfall, install on pedestal with minimum
height of snowfall
Fixation feet delivered with GBS unit
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• To ensure minimum spacing of 15cm below bottom plate for
snowfall, use the EKFT optional U-beams (GBS)
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• GBS Mounting on the wall
(advised to use the option kit)
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• Optional drain pan can be installed EKDP008CA for GBS
GQI
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• Optional drain pan can be installed EKDP008CA for GBS
GQI
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6.1. Site requirements: OU GBS

• Fixation feet for mounting OU
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6.1. Site requirements: OU: GBS

• Mount optional U-beams in line with supporting structure
• Mount fixation close to end (to prevent snow build up reaching
the coil)
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Slide unit all the way (fixation feet should
be hidden under the coil)
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• If unit is slided to the back, fix the position by bolting the front
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6.1. Site requirements: OU GQI thermistor
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6.2. Installation attention: IU
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• Transportation stays have to be removed (integr)
• Unit weight 120kg (integrt) / 60kg (wall hung)!
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• Required space
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• Level the unit
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Location requirements:
• Ambient temperature around the indoor unit should be >5°C.
• Indoor installation only: ambient temperatures ranging

5~35°C in cooling mode and 5~30°C in heating mode.
• Do NOT install the unit in sound sensitive areas (e.g. near a

bedroom)
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6.3. Installation attention: general

• NEVER install a drier in the R410A unit (drying material may
dissolve and cause damage)
• Protect the piping to prevent dirt, liquid or dust from entering

the piping
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• First check refrigerant piping, only then open stop valve
• Flare connections:
• Coat the flare inner surface with ether oil or ester oil
• Tighten 3 or 4 turns by hand, before tightening firmly.

• Always use two wrenches together when loosening a flare nut.
• Always use a spanner and torque wrench together to tighten the
flare nut
• Use the flare nuts that are delivered with the unit
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• Brazing
• Always braze with nitrogen (20kP)
• Do NOT use anti-oxidants when brazing pipe joints.
• Do NOT use flux when brazing copper-to-copper refrigerant piping. Use

phosphor copper brazing filler alloy (BCuP), which does not require
flux.a)
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Service ports: factory closed
• Stem cap: handle with care and close afterwards

• Service port: schrader
Check for leaks after closing
If low operating pressure possible

(cooling while low ambient):
Sufficiently seal the flare nut in the
stop valve on the gas line with
silicon sealant to prevent freezing.
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• Use polyethylene foam as insulation
material: Heat transfer rate between 0.041 and
0.052 W/mK (0.035 and 0.045 kcal/mh°C)
• Temperature >30°C & humidity>80%

than RH 80% => thickness of the sealing
> 20 mm in order to avoid condensation
on the surface of the sealing.
• Be sure to insulate the liquid and gas-side

field piping.
(The highest temperature that the gas-side piping can

reach is around 120°C (GQI) / 110°C (GBS) , so be
sure to use insulating material which is
very resistant.)
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GBS GQI
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• Indoor wall hung/integrated
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• Recommended to run field piping through duct or wrap in insulation
• If possible that small animals enter the system through the knockout
holes, plug the holes with packing materials (field supplied).
• To prevent short circuit In cold climates, seal knockout holes to avoid

enterance of snow and humidity
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Do NOT exceed the maximum operation pressure of 4000 kPa
(40 bar).
Only use recommended bubble test solution.
1. Charge the system with nitrogen gas up to a gauge pressure

of at least 200 kPa (2 bar).
2. Check for leaks by applying the bubble test solution to all

connections.
3. Discharge all nitrogen gas.
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Use a 2-stage vacuum pump with a non-return valve which can
evacuate to a gauge pressure of -100.7kPa
1. Connect the vacuum pump to the service port of the: gas side
(GBS) / both liquid and gas (GQI)
2. Evacuate to a gauge pressure of –100.7 kPa After turning OFF

the pump, check the pressure for at least 1 minute. If the
pressure increases, this indicates the presence of moisture or
leaking from connection parts. Perform vacuum drying to fix
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Use a 2-stage vacuum pump with a non-return valve which can
evacuate to a gauge pressure of -100.7kPa
1. Evacuate for at least 2 hours to a pressure on the manifold of
–0.1 MPa (–1 bar).
2. After turning OFF the pump, check the pressure for at least 1
hour.
3. If you do NOT reach the target vacuum or cannot maintain the
vacuum for 1 hour, do the following:
4. Check for leaks again.
5. Perform vacuum drying again.
After opening stop valve, it is possible that pressure in refrigerant piping does
not rise. This might be caused by e.g. closed state of expansion valve in
outdoor circuit, but does not present any problem for correct operation of unit
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• Shut off valves for SPH/C circuit are supplied with unit
• Also advised to install shut off valves on DHW circuit
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• A drain device and pressure relief device should be
installed on the cold water inlet connection of the domestic hot
water cylinder.
• Recommended to install the pressure relief valve on higher position as
top of the domestic hot water
• To avoid back siphonage, it is recommended to install a
non-return valve on the water inlet of the domestic hot
water tank in accordance with the applicable legislation.
• It is recommended to install a pressure reducing valve on
the cold water inlet in accordance with the applicable
legislation.
• An expansion vessel should be installed on the cold water
inlet in accordance with the applicable legislation.
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6.4. Installation attention: water circuit

• Connect the pressure relief valve outlet to a drain
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• Provide drain taps at all low points of the system in order to
allow complete drainage of the water circuit.
• Provide air vents at all high points of the system
• Never use Zn-coated parts in the water circuit. Because the

unit's internal water circuit uses copper piping, excessive
corrosion may occur.
• Use appropriate tooling
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• Recommended to install an additional filter on the

heating water circuit. Especially to remove metallic particles from the
filed heating piping, it is advised to use a magnetic or cyclone filter
(Small particles may damage the unit and will NOT be removed by
the standard filter of the heat pump system)
If air, moisture or dust gets into the water circuit,

problems may occur. To prevent this:
1. ■Only use clean pipes
2. ■Hold the pipe end downwards when removing burrs.
3. ■Cover the pipe end when inserting it through a wall, to prevent dust
and/or particles entering the pipe.

4. ■Use a decent thread sealant to seal connections.
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• Immediately after installation, the domestic hot water tank must be
flushed with fresh water. This procedure must be repeated at least
once a day the first 5 consecutive days after installation so a passive
layer can be formed on the inside of the tank (weldings).
• Insulate water piping to prevent condensation during cooling

operation and reduction of the heating and cooling capacity.
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GQI min vol: 20l
!!! Caution !!! GBS min vol: 10l
The minimum water volume of the system is the available water
volume in the most critical situation (WITHOUT indoor)
The most critical situation in this type In this type of installation, the minimum water
of installation is in case all valve are volume is equal to the total system water
closed. Available water volume is only volume.
field piping volume
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Check the maximum water volume according to the
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• Set the pre pressure correctly: Pg=(H/10+0.3) bar
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Charging
• Make sure the auto air purge is at least 2 turns open
• Fill the system until +-2bar
• During filling, purge the air as much as possible
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6.5. Installation attention: electrical wiring
• If stranded conductor wires are being used, install a round

crimp-style terminal on the tip
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6.6. Commissioning
• During the first running period of the unit, the required power
may be higher that stated on the nameplate of the unit.
This phenomenon originates from the compressor that needs elapse
of a 50 hours run in period before reaching smooth operation and
stable power consumption.
• Before startup, the installation must be powered for at least 2

(GBS) / 6 (GQI) hours to allow the cranckcase heater to
operate.
GBS does not have a crankcase heater, one of the compressor windings is
used to keep the compressor warm.
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6.6. Commissioning
1. Checking the "Checklist before test run".
2. Performing an air purge.
3. Performing a test run for the system.
4. If necessary, performing a test run for one or more actuators.
5. If necessary, performing an underfloor heating screed dryout.
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6.6. Commissioning
• Verify everything is according to the checklist before operating
the unit
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6.6. Commissioning
A Installer settings A.7 Commissioning A.7.1 Test run
1 Language 1 Test run 1 Heating test run
2 System layout 2 UFH screed dryout 2 Cooling test run
3 Space operation 3 Air purge 3 Tank test run
4 Domestic hot water 4 Actuator test run
5 Heat source A.7.2 UFH screed dryout
6 System operation 1 Set dryout program
7 Commissioning 2 Start dryout
8 Overview settings 3 Dryout status
A.7.3 Air purge

1 Mode
2 Speed
3 Circuit
4 Start air purge
A.7.4 Actuator test run

1 BSH
2 BUH 1
3 BUH 2
6 Pump
7 Solar pump
8 2 way valve
9 3 way valve
A BPH
B Bivalent
C Alarm
D C/H signal
E Quick heatup
F Circulation pump
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6.6. Commissioning: airpurge

• Perform an air purge via the commissioning menu.
• Attention: Unit must be ‘OFF’
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6.6. Commissioning: airpurge A.7 Commissioning

1 Test run
2 UFH screed dryout
3 Air purge
 Set [A.7.3]: Air purge mode: Manual / Automatic 4 Actuator test run
A.7.3 Air purge
1 Mode
2 Speed
3 Circuit
Manual mode Automatic 4 Start air purge
 Set speed: Low/High • Speed and circuit is automatic

 Set circuit: Space/DHW • Changeover: 6min low speed ->
• Start air purge 1min stop -> 6min high speed
• Test screen is displayed • If tank installed: switchover 3-way
• Ends after 28min or by pressing valve each 3min
ON/OFF button and confirming • Ends after 28min or by pressing
ON/OFF button and confirming
6m high
Pump 6m low
operation 1m 1m 6m low …
off off
28min
3-Way valve
DHW 3m 3m
SP …
3m 3m 3m
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6.6. Commissioning: testrun A.7 Commissioning

1 Test run
2 UFH screed dryout
3 Air purge
 Select and start test run in [A.7.1] 4 Actuator test run

A.7.1 Test run
1 Heating test run
2 Cooling test run
3 Tank test run
• Test screen is shown
• Test run automatically ends after 30min
• To end manually press ON/OFF button and confirm
• During test => only menu [6] Information is accessible: sensor

info & actuator info
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6.6. Commissioning: actuator test run

Confirm operation of the actuators via the commissioning menu
(ref to system operation chapter)
• Booster heater test
• Backup heater (step 1) test
• Backup heater (step 2) test
• Pump test
• Solar pump test
• 2-way valve test
• 3-way valve test
• Bottom plate heater test
• Bivalent signal test
• Alarm output test
• Cooling/heating signal test
• Quick heatup test
• Circulation pump test
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6.6. Commissioning: actuator test run A.7 Commissioning

1 Test run
2 UFH screed dryout
3 Air purge
 Select and start actuator run in [A.7.1.4] 4 Actuator test run
A.7.4 Actuator test
• Displays test screen Test run stops: run
1 BSH
• After 30min 2 BUH 1
• Manually by pushing ON/OFF button and confirming 3 BUH 2
6 Pump
• When reaching stop condition 7 Solar pump
8 2 way valve
9 3 way valve
A BPH
• BSH: Start: tank temp < 40°C. Stop: 50°C B Bivalent
C Alarm
D C/H signal
E Quick heatup
• BUH: Start: LWT<30°C. Stop LWT>40°C F Circulation pump
• Pump: Maximum speed
• Solar pump: Start: tank temp < 40°C. Stop: 50°C
• Bivalent: Bivalent permission: ON & 3-way valve to DHW

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6.6. Commissioning: screed dry-out

• The installer is responsible to:
• Contact the screed manufacturer for the initial heating instructions to
avoid cracking the screed,
• Program the under floor heating screed dry out schedule according to
the above instruction of the screed manufacturer,
• Check on regular base the good working of the setup,
• Select the correct program that complies with the type of used screed for
the floor.
• Screed dry out function is possible by BUH only (if no OU yet

installed)
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6.6. Commissioning: screed dry-out A.7 Commissioning

1 Test run
2 UFH screed dryout
3 Air purge
 Set and start dryout in [A.7.2] 4 Actuator test run

A.7.2 UFH screed
• 20 steps duration 1~72 hours, steps of 1hr dryout

1 Set dryout program
2 Start dryout
• LWT default temp: 25 3 Dryout status
• Prefferential kWh rate power supply must be disabled before starting!

(A.2.1.6)
• During operation: Status screen shown with: current step, total remaining
time and active LWT setpoint
• If finished: home screen returns to normal and A.7.2.3 Dryout
status=finished
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1 Test run
2 UFH screed dryout
3 Air purge
• Dryout status can be consulted: Not started/busy at step 4 Actuator test run
A.7.2 UFH screed
xx/stopped (if stopped before finishing)/finished dryout
2 Start dryout
3 Dryout status
Manual stop Stop due to error

• ON/OFF button + • If warning/caution: dryout can continue
confirmation after error reset
• Jumps back to • If error: after error is reset => U3 is shown
dryout menu • U3 error can only be reset while installer
level!
• If power reset => U3
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1 Test run
2 UFH screed dryout
3 Air purge
• Extra specific setting F-05: 0 / 1 4 Actuator test run

A.7.2 UFH screed
dryout
2 Start dryout
Time based (default) Time and temperature 3 Dryout status
• The dryout program is executed based A Installer settings

1 Language
according to the programmed • The time starts running 2 System layout
3 Space operation
time only if LWT is above 4 Domestic hot water
setpoint 5 Heat source
6 System operation
7 Commissioning
8 Overview settings
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6.7. Handover to enduser

Once the test run is finished and the unit operates properly,
please make sure the following is clear for the user:
• Fill in the installer setting table (in the operation manual) with the actual settings.
• Make sure that the user has the CD and the printed documentation and ask him/her to
keep it for future reference.
• Explain the user how to properly operate the system and what he/she has to do in
case of problems.
• Show the user what jobs he/she has to do in relation to maintenance of the unit.
• Explain the user about energy saving tips as described in the operation manual.
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Overview
1. Introduction
2. System build up
4. System operation
5. Fieldsettings
7. Maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
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Maintenance
Check the following at least once a year:
• Water pressure
• Check whether the water pressure is above 1 bar. If it is lower, add
water.
• Water filter
• Handle the water filter with care. Do NOT use excessive force when you
reinsert the water filter so as NOT to damage the water filter mesh.
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Maintenance
Water pressure relief valve
• Open the valve and check the correct operation. Water may be very
hot!
• Water flow coming from the relief valve (on the tank if applicable) is high
enough, no blockage of the valve or in between piping is suspected.
• Water coming out from the relief valve and contains debris or dirt:
• Open the valve untill the discharged water does not contain dirt anymore flush
the system and install an additional water filter (a magnectic cyclone filter is
preferably).
• To make sure this water originates from the tank, check after a tank heat
up cycle.
• It is recommended to do this maintenance more frequently.
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Maintenance
• Relief valve hose
• Check whether the pressure relief valve hose is positioned appropriately to drain
the water
• Switch box
• Using an ohmmeter, check for correct operation of contactors K1M, K2M, K3M
and K5M (depending on your installation). All contacts of these contactors must
be in open position when the power is turned OFF.
• Carry out a thorough visual inspection of the switch box and look for obvious
defects such as loose connections or defective wiring
• Descaling
• Depending on water quality and set temperature, scale can deposit on the heat
exchanger inside the domestic hot water tank and can restrict heat transfer. For
this reason, descaling of the heat exchanger may be required at certain intervals.
• Chemical disinfection
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Maintenance
• Chemical disinfection
• If the applicable legislation requires a chemical disinfection in specific

situations, involving the domestic hot water tank, please be aware that
the domestic hot water tank is a stainless steel cylinder containing an
aluminium anode. We recommend to use a non-chloride based
disinfectant approved for use with water intended for human
consumption.
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Overview
1. Introduction
2. System build up
4. System operation
5. Fieldsettings
7. Maintenance
8. Troubleshooting
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8. Troubleshooting: Overview
1. Troubleshooting: Error codes
2. Troubleshooting: Warnings/cautions
3. Troubleshooting: How to reset
4. Service tool: Inverter checker RSUK09-17
5. Service tool: Dchecker
6. Spare part pcb
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8.1. Troubleshooting: Error codes

• If error happens => error screen immediately shown: Error code+detailed
error code (in case of multiple error, highest rank is shown).
• Some errors can only be reset when in installer level
• Homescreen: information symbol is flashing as long as error is active
• ON/OFF during error screen has no function
• Error is saved in Error History [6.3.1]:
• LED is flashing during error, if back to home scree => not flasing anymore
• Flashes during error screen
• Doesn’t flash during homescreen (only I symbol is displayed)
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8.2. Troubleshooting: Warnings/cautions

• Error screen is not displayed immediately (e.g. “AH” unfinished
disinfection)
• If info button is pushed: show

• Error code + detail , unit number, description, OK button not visible to
reset abnormality
• On the home screen the information symbol is flashing as long

as there’s a warning (on/off etc still works)
• Warning is not saved in to history (except for exceptions in

error list)
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8.3. Troubleshooting: How to reset

• All functionality must be off (DHW, Space, LWT)
• If power reset necesssary => remocon reset has no meaning
• If error is reset by hydrobox => disappears on remocon
• Press “OK” in error screen after cause has been cleared to

reset the error
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8.4. Inverter checker RSUK09-17: index

• Outlook
• How to connect?
• How to use?
• Diagnosis
• Caution
• How to disconnect?
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Outlook
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How to connect?
Turn the power off before connecting the inverter checker
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How to use on Daikin Altherma GQI

1. Power on
2. Wait until initialisation is
finished
3. Activate setting
4. Start operation on
remocon
For LT -> press 2x BS2

For HT -> press 28x BS2
At the status shown in 6) , outdoor unit will run in power transistor check mode after the remocon has been switched on
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Diagnosis
Easy to use checker for inverter

PCB function 6 LED’s
Connected to
compressor U-V-W
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Diagnosis
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Caution
1. When the output frequency is low, the LED flashes slowly. As
the frequency increases, the LED flashes quickly. (It looks like
the LED is lit)
2. Wait until the system has initialised before activating the

“power transistor check” operation
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How to disconnect on Daikin Altherma

1. Press BS1 once and switch the unit off on the remocon.
2. The LED’s will stop flashing (if necessary set setting back in
OFF condition)
3. Wait approx. 10 seconds and then 2 LED’s will lit up, this is
for unloading the capacitors of the inverter (+/- 500 VDC)
4. It is safe to disconnect the inverter checker once the LED’s

are off.
5. Press mode again to go to normal operation.
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8.5. Service tool: NEW D-checker

Demo (final version not available yet)
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8.5. Service tool: NEW D-checker

Demo (final version not
available yet)
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8.6. Replacement by spare Part pcb

There are 2 different spare part pcb’s for the indoor LT-CA:
1. for the 004 class (dedicated flowsensor)

2. for the other classes (same flowsensor)
Together with the spare part, there is an instruction delivered

with settings that need to be done in order to set the spare part
for the correct indoor unit.
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8.6. Replacement by spare Part pcb

Attention! Replacing the indoor pcb or remocon or both might
mean that all fieldsettings are reset to factory setting.
Therefore, it is advised to take pictures of the 15 screens in
overview settings.
When pcb is replaced and spare part settings are done, you can
check the overview settings again and correct them back to
previous fieldsettings as desired.
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6. Commissioning and test run

S-XAM08 Altherma LT CA Applied Systems

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Safety: Emergency cases

2. The emergency phone n° is 8000 (guardhouse) or the quick-

4. In case of fire alarm, follow the evacuation procedure

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Safety: Evacuation procedure

5. Check for missing colleagues and report to the Daikin instructor

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Main <- Staircases -> Emergency PUBLIC

Meeting point direction

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Safety: Trainee qualification Certified

1. We assume that all trainees are qualified to work with

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Safety: Electrical work

2. Only the instructor is allowed to switch on the power after

3. Do not execute given exercises if you doubt the safety of your

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Electrical safety in Practice 1 and 2

Power supply through building-independent power

Power indication lamps per phase

8 x 230 V single phase sockets

2 x 400 V 3-phase sockets

Safety: Use of the emergency stop

2. Re-armament is only possible by the

3. Deliberate use will not be tolerated.

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Architects, Installer Installer

Installation manual Operation manual

Installer reference guide User reference guide

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6. Commissioning and test run

S-XAM08 Altherma LT CA Applied Systems

2. System build-up: content

5. Basic system drawing

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2.1. Indoor unit: wall hung

Line up: Line up:

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2.1. Indoor unit: integrated (tank included)

Line up: Line up:

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2.2. Outdoor unit: GBS (small)

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2.2. Outdoor unit: GQI (big)

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2.2. Outdoor unit: GQI (big)

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3. Combination – wall hung indoor unit

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