Mode d'emploi PANASONIC AQUAREA

[. . . ] 00 for single phase 3 kW model for A7 / W35 • inverter technology allows controllable output of the unit and c ­ ontributes to energy saving • environmentally compatible refrigerant (R410A with Aquarea LT and T-CAP and R407C with Aquarea HT), does no damage to the ozone layer • All units from generation E onwards are equipped with high-efficiency pumps High level of comfort • optimum control by means of room thermostats (room thermostats not supplied) • models for heating mode as well as heating and cooling mode are available • optimised capacity depending on the return water temperature • integrated control of the hot water tank and heating system • 24-hour timer with operating mode control Easy operation • operation and control on the hydromodule • simple programming via the controller • Aquarea hydromodule is equipped for safety reasons with: -  FI RCD circuit breakers with 12, 14 and 16 kW units ­ 3 (Phase-out models) - 2 FI RCD circuit breakers with 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14 and 16 kW units 22 Aquarea air / water heat pump – design handbook   07 / 2014 Downloaded from www. [. . . ] 2 Deactivation of ­ eating circuits h in cooling mode Heating circuits that can be used exclusively for the heating mode and not for the cooling mode (e. 6 “Smart Grid” f ­ unction via the Heat Pump Manager In conjunction with the Aquarea Heat Pump Manager (HPM), Aquarea heat pumps can be integrated as intelligent heat pumps in an intelligent power grid and their operating states can be adjusted to suit current r ­ equirements, via control signals from the electricity provider. Operating state Description No energy consumption for operating the heat pump(s), corresponds to disabling by the electricity provider, d ­ omestic heating pumps remain in automatic mode Heat pump is disabled No influence on the target values calculated by the controller Heat pump running in normal mode The configurable percentage increases take effect and i ­nfluence the currently applicable target values (drinking water heating / room heating: increase, cooling: ­ ecrease) d of hot-water tank and buffer tank Heat pump switch-on recommendation The configurable maximum requirements take effect and influence the currently applicable target values (drinking water heating / room heating: max. 4 Sizing the Hot Water Cylinder Domestic hot water services design should be based on an accurate a ­ ssessment of the number and types of points of use and anticipated consumption within the property, making appropriate adjustments for the intended domestic hot water storage temperature and domestic hot water cylinder recovery rate. Com manuals search engine Project Design Planning of installation room The following heat pumps of the Aquarea-LT series, that are bi-bloc s ­ ystems, come in to question due to the intersection point with the p ­ erformance curve at 0 °C and at a supply water temperature of 35 °C: Heating and cooling single phase three phase WH-SDC12F6E5 WH-SDC12F9E8 For an installation to comply with Microgeneration Installation Standard (MIS) 3005, the heat pump should be designed to run in monovalent mode or bivalent mode with additional heat source (excluding additional electric heater) integrated into a single control system to meet 100 % of the calculated design space heating requirement. 11 Cooling Old Models: Aquarea heat pump models with cooling mode are manually switched over from the heating mode into the cooling mode and must be switched over into the heating mode again after the end of the cooling period. [. . . ] 1 Cold water connection 3  Outside temperature 4  Control for heating circuit Aquarea air / water heat pump – design handbook   07 / 2014 2 Room thermostat sensor (integrated in the outdoor unit) mixer (building side) 5  Hot water tank 6  2-way directional valve (heating mode = open, cooling mode = closed) 7  eat H exchanger Direct connection of heating circuits with bypass valve The circulation in the fan convector heating circuits is balanced. [. . . ]