iDM iPump A 3-11 Technical Documentation Installation Instructions

Brand: iDM

Model: iPump A 3-11

Category: Split-system air conditioners

Type: Technical Documentation Installation Instructions

iPUMP A 3-11

MODEL: 400 V

230 V

WITH NAVIGATOR 2.0

iDM iPump A/T

DIE ENERGIEFA

ILI

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

HEAT PUMPS FROM AUSTRIA

www.idm-energie.at

812548 Rev.8 - Translation of original instruction

AIR HEAT PUMP WITH

INVERTER-TECHNOLOGY

Installation instructions iPump A 3-11

Contents

1. GENERAL INFORMATION 4

1.1. Standards and directives 4

1.2. Safety instructions 4

1.3. Storage 4

1.4. Installation room 4

1.5. Sound emission 5

1.6. Ice-covering outdoor unit 5

1.7. Installing additional components 5

1.8. Construction drying and screed heating 5

1.9. Cleaning 5

1.10. Servicing and maintenance 5

1.11. Service 5

1.12. Warranty and guarantee 5

1.13. Disposal 5

2. ACOUSTIC EVALUATION 6

3. DESCRIPTION 8

3.1. Application range 8

3.2. Scope of delivery 8

3.3. Dimensions indoor unit 9

3.4. Connections indoor unit 9

3.5. Dimensions Outdoor unit 10

3.6. Connections Outdoor unit 10

3.7. Technical data 11

3.8. Performance data according to EN 14511 13

3.9. Cooling data detailed iPump A 3-11 14

3.10. Filling quantity refrigerant 17

3.11. Maximum heigth difference 17

3.12. Limits of use 18

4. TRANSPORT 19

5. DISASSAMBLE THE IPUMP 20

5.1. Connecting the control unit 25

6. ASSEMBLY AND HYDRAULIC INSTALLATION 26

6.1. Assembly of the indoor unit 26

6.2. Assembly of the outdoor unit 27

6.3. Installation variant for the outdoor unit 27

6.4. Place of installation 28

6.5. Assembling of the outdoor unit on the concrete base 29

6.6. Earthing of the heat pump system 29

6.7. Condensation run-off 30

6.8. Connection of the condensation run-off 30

6.9. Minimum distances 30

Important information on installing and

operating the heat pump. It is essential

that this information is observed!

General instructions on operating the

heat pump.

Space for customer service telephone

number:_________________________

Contents

7. CONNECTION OF THE REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT 32

7.1. Connection lines of the refrigerant circuit 32

7.2. Connection of the outdoor unit on refrigerant side 32

7.3. Connection of the indoor unit on refrigerant side 33

7.4. Wall opening 34

7.5. Installation of the refrigerant connection pipes 34

7.6. Important information about the installation of the refrigerant pipes 34

8.1. Electrical power supply 35

8.2. Fault-current circuit breaker 35

8.3. Electrical connection indoor unit 35

8.4. Electrical connection indoor unit 35

8. ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY 35

8.5. Electrical connection of the outdoor unit 36

8.6. Connection diagram of the electrical module 37

8.7. Connection of the central unit 38

9. COMMISSIONING 39

9.1. Notes for commissioning 39

9.2. Appliance and operation 39

9.3. Faults 39

10. MAGNESIUM PROTECTION ANODE 40

10.1. General 40

10.2. Testing the magnesium protection anode 40

10.3. Exchange of the magnesium protection anode 41

11. HYDRAULIC DIAGRAMS 43

11.1. iPump A 3-11 with direct heating circuit and hot water circulation 43

11.2. iPump A 3-11 with direct heating circuit, cooling, hot water circulation and one mixer heating circuit 44

12. HEATING SIDE INSTALLATION 45

13. DECLARATION OF CONFIRMITY, PRODUCT FICHE 46

General instructions on installing the

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Installation instructions iPump A 3-11

General information

By purchasing this system you have acquired a

modern and efﬁ cient heating system. Ongoing qua-

lity controls and improvements as well as functional

checks at the factory guarantee you technically per-

fect equipment.

Please read through this documentation carefully.

It contains important information for correct

installation and safe and economical operation of

the system.

1.1. Standards and directives

Note for the installation of the heatpump follow all

effective national and international piping- and ins-

tallation rules and the instructions of this Installation

instruction.

Amongst others comparing the following:

- the general effective rules for accident prevention

and safety regulations

- the regulations for environmental protection

- the provisions/regulations of the professional asso-

ciations

- the effective laws, standards, guidelines and regu-

lations e.g. DIN, EN, DVGW, VDI and VDE

- regulations of the local suppliers/supply company

1.2. Safety instructions

Installation and maintenance work can be hazardous

due to high system pressure, high temperatures and

live parts, and may only be carried out by specialist

staff.

Heat pumps may only be installed by competent spe-

cialist staff and commissioned by a customer service

company trained to do so by iDM-Energiesysteme

GmbH.

When working on the heat pump, the system must be

shut-off and secured against re-activation.

In addition, all safety instructions in the relevant do-

cumentation, stickers on the heat pump itself and all

other applicable safety regulations must be observed.

1. General information

1.3. Storage

Heat pump components may not be stored outdoors.

Heat pumps should not be stored in wet rooms or in

potentially dust rooms.

1.4. Installation room

The internal unit of the iPump A 3-11 should be ins-

talled in a frost-proof room. The Room temperature

should be between 5°C and 25°C.

To minimize vibrations and noises, the heat pump

must be isolate from the building structure. Basically,

the setting up of the heat pump on lightweight design

ceilings must be avoided. In case of a ﬂ oating ﬂ oor

screed the screed and the sound damping around the

heat pump have to be omitted.

The installation in wet rooms or in potentially dust or

explosion-endangered rooms is not allowed.

Gas from refrigerants in plant rooms must not escape

into vicinal rooms, stair rooms, courtyards, walks or

into the drainage system of the building. The gas has

to be channelled off safely.

In case of danger, the plant room has to be evacuated

immediately.

In case a natural ventilation is not possible, a me-

chanical ventilation has to be provided. A mechanical

ventilation has to be equipped with an independent

emergency control outside of the machine room near

the door.

Heat pumps should not be installed in rooms with high

electromagentic inﬂ uences from other installations.

If the minimum size of the installation room falls below

the required value, the room must be de- signed as

an machine room according to EN 378!

general information

1.5. Sound emission

The iPump A 3-11 outdoor unit is very quiet in opera-

tion thanks to the design. It is however important that

the site of the heater is situated as far as possible

from noise-sensitive living areas. This also applies to

refrigerant connection lines between the outside- and

the indoor unit.

Also the boiler room where the indoor unit of the

iPump A 3-11 is installed should be placed outside of

the noise sensitive living area. The boiler room should

be furnished with a good lockable door.

1.6. Ice-covering outdoor unit

Depending on the weather and outdoor humidity, it

may happen that there will be formed an icy covering

on the protective grids of the heat pump. This effect

is common occuring in nature. This covering must

be removed by the heat pump operator during this

weather periods.

1.7. Installing additional components

The installation of additional components which have

not been tested with the equipment may impair its

function. No liability is accepted and your guarantee

is void in the event of damage caused for this reason.

1.8. Construction drying and screed heating

The heat pump is not designed for the increased heat

requirements when drying out construction work or

heating plaster or screed. This must be covered by

equipment to be provided by the customer if required.

1.9. Cleaning

If necessary, the internal and the outdoor unit of the

iPump A 3-11 can be cleaned with a damp cloth. The

use of cleaning agents is not recommended.

1.10. Servicing and maintenance

Regular maintenance control and servicing of all

system components guarantee its safe and econo-

mical operation in the long term. To achieve this, we

recommend a maintenance contract with the relevant

customer service company.

Only original spare parts which meet the requirements

of iDM may be used!

1.11. Service

For technical information please contact your relevant

iDM customer service department.

1.12. Warranty and guarantee

Warranty and guarantee conditions are included

in the purchased documents. For questions please

contact your relevant customer service department.

1.13. Disposal

Heatpumps are electrical equipment made from

high valuable materials, which are not allowed to be

disposed like normal household garbage, but have to

be disposed professional and proper according the

regulations of the local authorities.

A non-proper disposal can cause, apart from sanc-

tions for the violator, environmental damages and

harm for your health.

This device is characterized according to the euro-

pean directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and

electronic equipment (Waste electrical and electronic

equipment - WEEE). The guideline provides the

framework for an EU-wide return and recycling of old

equipment.

Dispose the device properly and do not damage the

pipes of the refrigerant circuit.

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Installation instructions iPump A 3-11

Version 1: Spherical spreading into 1/2 space (free

standing installation)

Version 2: Spherical spreading into 1/4 space

(installation next to facade)

Version 3: Spherical spreading into 1/8 space:

acoustic evaluation

2. Acoustic evaluation

Sound power level

The sound power is the sound energy per second

emitted of a noise source. The sound power level is

speciﬁ c to the source of sound, independent of dis-

tance and direction and enables an easy comparison

of different sound emitting devices. The sound power

can only be determined via mathematical calculation

according to international standards of the series

ISO 3740 - based on sound pressure level measure-

ments - as well as ISO 9614, which is based on the

measurement of sound intensity. The sound power

level of the heat pumps can be found in the technical

speciﬁ cations.

Sound pressure level

In contrast to the sound power level, the sound pres-

sure level, which is caused by a noise source can be

measured. The measured sound pressure is depen-

dent on the distance from the noise source and the

receiver location (geometrical divergence) as well as

the local conditions. As the sound pressure level is a

measure of the loudness of noise sensed by humans,

the legislation deﬁ nes limit values, that must not be

exceeded.

Sound-propagation-outdoor

With increasing distance from a point noise source,

the sound power is distributed on an increasing area

due to spherical spreading. Therefore, the sound

pressure level is continuously decreasing with in-

creasing distance from the noise source to receiver

location. Doubling the distance leads to a reduction of

the sound pressure level of 6 dB(A). Besides the di-

stance from the installation site of the heat pump the

sound, the installation situation and local conditions

also have signiﬁ cant impact on the resulting sound

pressure level at the relevant place of immission.

Major factors of inﬂ uence are:

• sound attenuation by massive barriers e.g. buildings,

walls or different terrain.

• reﬂ ection on acoustically hard ground e.g. glass

facade and stone surfaces

• attenuation due to sound absorbing porous surfaces

e.g. grass, trees

• reinforcement/reduction of by wind speed/direction

Noise immission

The noise caused by an source at a certain place is

expressed as Immission, the corresponding sound

pressure level is called Immission level.The immissi-

on level at the relevant place of immission can either

be calculated with the iDM-sound calculator.

The calculation of the sound pressure level shall be

calculated by means of the following examples for

typical installation situations of the outdoor unit.

Source: bwp-Leitfaden-Schall

acoustic evaluation

Relevant place of immission

The sound immission have to be determined 0.5 m

in the middle in front of the open window (outside the

building) of the most affected rooms, which need par-

ticular protection. According DIN 4109:1989 rooms

needing particular protection are:

- Living- and bed rooms

- Children rooms

- Work spaces / ofﬁ ces

- Classrooms / seminar rooms

Rating level Lr .

The rating level corresponds to an equivalent conti-

nuous sound pressure level associated with a speciﬁ c

period. The rating level is determined for both rating

periods „day“ (6 am-10 pm) and „night“ (10 pm-6 am)

separately. The operation time of the heat pump has

particular impact on the resulting equivalent conti-

nuous sound pressure level. Reducing the operation

time from 16 h per day to 4 h per day the rating level

is reduced by 6 dB(A).

But the equivalent continuous sound pressure level

alone is not sufﬁ cient in order to determine the distur-

bing effect of noise. In general noise is perceived very

disruptive, if individual tones are clearly discernable

or the noise is irregular (impulsiveness). These noise

characteristics will be taken into account by applying

a surcharge. Additionally, daytimes with increased

sensitivity are taken into consideration. According the

„TA Lärm“ the following corrections are applied:

Information incorporation 3 or 6 dB(A)

Impulsiveness 0,3 or 6 dB(A)

Daytimes with increased

sensitivity 6 dB(A)

The rating level Lr shall be obtained by summing the

calculated immission level and the applied correc-

tions of the speciﬁ c periods.

Finally, the determined rating level can be compared

with legal limit values (e.g. „TA Lärm“).

Standard Immission Values (SIV) - relevant place of

immission outside the building:

Territory SIV-day SIV-night

Industrial area 70 dB(A) 70 dB(A)

Business park,

commercial areas 65 dB(A) 50 dB(A)

Village areas and mixed

areas 60 dB(A 45 dB(A)

Settlement area 55 dB(A) 40 dB(A)

Residential area 50 dB(A) 35 dB(A)

Spa area, hospitals 45 dB(A) 35 dB(A)

In case of sound propagation inside buildings or

structure-borne sound transmission the Standard

Immission Values for the rating level of rooms nee-

ding particular protection are as following:

SIV-day: 35 dB(A)

SIV-night: 25 dB(A)

For the calculation of the rating level according „TA

Lärm“ a calculation tool is provided at the hom page:

http://www.idm-energie.com

Tips for installation of heat pumps

• Sound reﬂ ections areas should be kept as low as

possible

• The installation on acoustically hard ground and

areas with depression in the terrain should be

avoided

• The distance from the heat pump and the relevant

place of immission should be as big as possible

• In case of outdoor installation the blow out of air

in direction to the neighbour or relevant receiver

location should be avoided

• The airﬂ ow should not be blown directly against

walls as sound reﬂ ections lead to increased sound

pressure levels accordingly

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Installation instructions iPump A 3-11

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3. Description

The iPump A 3-11 is a compact air-water heat pump

with a scroll capsule compressor with inverter techno-

logy and 400 V or 230 V power supply.

The Indoor unit of the iPump A 3-11 includes the con-

denser, a high efﬁ ciency loading pump, the switching

valve for heating-/domestic hot water, an immersion

heater, a 200 l DHW storage tank and a sensor set.

The outdoor unit includes the evaporator and the

axial ventilator.

The microprocessor controller NAVIGATOR 2.0 en-

sures efﬁ cient operation of the heat pump.

The heat pump system is controlled as needed and is

equipped with a variety of monitoring-, security- and

reporting functions.

By default, an unregulated and a regulated heating

circuit can be controlled.

The microprocessor controller NAVIGATOR 2.0 pro-

vides a variety of additional applications, e.g. Smart

Grid, remote control or operation via smartphones.

The heat meter is integrated by default.

A colored 7“ touch display simpliﬁ es the operation

of the heat pump. The display can be removed from

the housing of the iPump A 3-11 and can be placed

separately, e.g. in the living room.

In order to simplify the transport into the heating

room, the iPump A 3-11 can be split.

The connections for the refrigerating pipes are optio-

nal on the right or left side of the heat pump.

The connections for heating- and hot water lines are

at the top, as well as the LAN-connection, the cable

inlet for the sensors and the optional connection for

the circulation.

The lower the maximum ﬂ ow temperature

is set, the higher is the efﬁ ciency of the

heat pump.

The electrical lines and refrigerant con-

nection pipes between the indoor and out-

door units are not in the scope of delivery.

The parts are available as accessories

and must be connected according to the

technical speciﬁ cations.

3.1. Application range

For monovalent heating and cooling of single- and

multiple dwellings with the heat source air. In this

case, the building should be equipped with a low tem-

perature heating systems (e.g. underﬂ oor heating,

wall heating, low temperature radiator heating). The

heat pump may only be used for domestic and not for

purely commercial operation!

The iPump A 3-11 is working with the safety refrige-

rant R410A, that circulates in an closed circuit. When

installed and commissioned properly, meaning that

there is no environmental impact.

3.2. Scope of delivery

Outdoor unit iPump A 3-11

- Housing in sheet metal covering, powder-coated

- Housing optional with cladding panels

- Fin evaporator

- Electronic expansion valve

- Axial ventilator with Flow-Grid

Indoor unit iPump A 3-11

- Heat pump with Scroll-compressor with inverter

technology

- Inverter with patented CIC-Technology

- Copper soldered stainless steel plate heat ex-

changer as condenser

- Refrigerant collector

- Refrigerant dryer

- Refrigerant inspection glass

- Electronic expansion valve

- Electronic high pressure and low-pressure limiter

- Switching valve heating/domestic hot water

- Integrated A-Label loading pump

- Colored 7“ Touch display with NAVIGATOR 2.0

- Stable base frame

- Cladding, insulated against heat and noise

- Sensor package

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3.3. Dimensions indoor unit

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1 Heating supply 1“

2 Heating return 1“

3 Hot water connection 3/4“

4 Cold water connection 3/4“

5Inlet cables of sensors

6 LAN-Connection

7 Circulation connection 3/4“

8 Cable inlet main current

9 Refrigerant pipe - liquid line 12 mm

10 Refrigerant pipe - hot gas line 16 mm

3.4. Connections indoor unit

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Heat pump type iPump A 3-11

Model 400 V

230 V

Space heating water energy efﬁ ciency class - 35°C 55°C

Energy efﬁ ciency class water heating -

Performance data acc. to EN 14511 at nominal speed Unit

Heat output at A2°C/W35°C kW 5.92

Power consumption at A2°C/W35°C kW 1.35

COP at A2°C/W35°C - 4.37

Cooling capacity at A35°C/W18°C kW 7.80

Power consumption at A35°C/W18°C kW 1.81

EER at A35°C/W18°C - 4,32

Sound emission

Sound power level nominal according to EN 12102 indoor unit dB(A) 45

Sound power level maximum according to EN 12102 indoor unit dB(A) 48

Sound power level nominal according to EN 12102 outdoor unit dB(A) 50

Sound power level maximum according to EN 12102 outdoor unit dB(A) 53

Sound reduced night operation dB(A) 49

The sound pressure level can be calculated with the iDM-sound calculation tool

Dimensions indoor unit

Height / Width / Depth mm 1950 / 600 / 786

Tilted height mm 2150

Weight kg 270

Minimum size of installation room1m³ 9.32

(with standard ﬁ lling)

Dimensions outdoor unit

Height / Width / Depth mm 1180 / 1110 / 745

Weight kg 113

Hot water tank

Volume of hot water storage tank l 192

Maximum storage temperature °C 55

Maximum storage temperature with electrical heating unit °C 75

Max. single draw of hot water at 46°C tapping temperature - Heat pump2l 260

Max. single draw of hot water at 46°C tapping temperature - Electrical heater3l 356

Max. single draw of hot water at 40°C tapping temperature - Heat pump2l 315

Max. single draw of hot water at 40°C tapping temperature - Electrical heater3l 432

Max. operating pressure heating side bar 3

Max. operating pressure domestic hot water bar 10

3.7. Technical data

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Installation instructions iPump A 3-11

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Heat pump type iPump A 3-11

Model 400 V

230 V

Unit

Maximum heating supply temperature °C 62

Regrigerant - R410A

Quantity of refrigerant kg 4.1 (up to 6 m)

CO2-Equivalent t 8.6

Compressor oil - EMKARATE RL 32-3MAF

Quantity of compressor oil l 0.99

Compressor stages - 1-stage

Air volume outdoor unit (A7°C/W35°C at nominal speed5) m³/h 3.600

Integrated loading pump Wilo Yonos Para

RS15/7.5_130

Nominal ﬂ ow rate heating water (A7°C/W35°C at nominal speed5) m³/h 1.2

Free residual pressure loading pump (A7°C/W35°C at nominal speed5) kPa 40

Pressure loss heating side kPa 9

Max. pressure heating side (A7°C/W35°C at nominal speed5)kPa 75

Connection dimension

Heating supply / -return R 1“

Cold- / Warm water connection R 3/4“

Refrigerant pipe - Hot gas line Ø mm 16

Refrigerant pipe - Liquid line Ø mm 12

Maximum length of split-piping between indoor- and outdoor unit m20 m /

max. height difference 10 m4

Electrical data

Electrical power supply compressor V / Hz 3~400 / 1~230

Electrical power supply heating unit V / Hz 3~400

Electrical power supply controller V / Hz 1~230

Maximum operating current of compressor A 9 / 24

Maximum operating current of ventilator A 0.5

Maximum power consumption ventilator W 113

Maximum power consumption heating unit A 13 / 26

Starting current A < 9 / < 24

Performance factor - 0,97 / 0.99

Fuse of main power supply A 13 / 25

Fuse of control main supply A 13

Fuse electrical heater A 13 / 32

1 If the size of the installation room is lower then the required minimum size, the room must be performed as an engine room according to EN 378

212°C cold water temperature / 58°C buffer temperature

312°C cold water temperature / 75°C buffer temperature

4Oil elevation arcs must be installed according to regulation (see page 15)!

5 at 80% pump capacity

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3.8. Performance data according to EN 14511

20 15 12 10 7 2 -7 -10 -15 -18

Heat output 08,670,813,900,0102,0105,2108,2108,2108,2108,21]Wk[

Power

intake

34,306,386,327,304,351,379,258,295,203,2]Wk[

9,142,235,296,200,379,313,405,459,465,5POC

Heat output 02,314,300,424,429,597,692,708,703,809,8]Wk[

Power intake 43,103,163,15

3,153,133,153,153,114,114,1]Wk[

83,226,259,282,373,401,505,587,509,503,6POC

Heat output 08,208,208,208,208,209,202

,345,340,406,4]Wk[

Power intake 42,141,110,149,097,036,056,096,027,047,0]

Wk[

52,254,277,279,265,336,409,431,506,502

,6POC

20 15 12 10 7 2 -7 -10 -15 -18

Heat output 06,608,767,817,998,902,2104,2106,2107,2107,21]Wk[

Power intake 89,349,320,411,421,400,448,365,371,307,2]Wk[

COP 4,70 4,01 3,54 3,23 3,05 2,40 2,36 2,18 1,98 1,66

Heat output 11,

392,368,362,405,534,670,773,758,704,8]Wk[

Power intake 65,165,106,116,146,136,106,106,195,155,1]Wk[

COP 5,41 4,95 4,61 4,41 3,95 3,36 2,64 2,41 2,11 1,99

Heizleistung 08,208,208,2

08,208,208,208,212,308,324,4]Wk[

Power intake 42,239,165,193,180,167,086,017,087,038,0]Wk[

52,1

54,108,110,206,207,3

11,405,458,403,5POC

20 15 12 10 7 2 -7 -10 -15 -18

Heat output 10,311,337,321,413,552,628,611,785,712,8]Wk[

Power intake 66,156,117,107,157,177,167,147,117,107,1]Wk[

COP 4,84 4,42 4,08 3,88 3,53 3,04 2,42 2,18 1,89 1,81

20 15 12 10 7 2 -7 -10 -15 -18

Heat output 84,803,907,910,2101,2153,2106,2106,21]Wk[ --

Power intake 02,493,438,426,404,414,400,423,3]Wk[ --

COP 3,80 3,15 2,80 2,75 2,60 2,01 2,12 2,02 - -

Heat output 06,389,311,570,66

5,658,613,710,8]Wk[ --

Power intake 28,118,198,169,169,139,188,188,1]Wk[ --

COP 4,26 3,89 3,55 3,34 3,10 2,71 2,20 1,98 --

Heat output 08,208,208,208,208,209,205,308,3]Wk[ --

Power intake 6

2,251,211,150,109,038,058,008,0]Wk[ --

42,103,135,276,221,315,301,447,4POC --

20 15 12 10 7 2 -7 -10 -15 -18

Heat output 08,456,523,616,620,767,7]Wk[ ----

Power intake 62,263,214,263,212,291,2]Wk[ ----

COP 3,55 3,18 2,80 2,62 2,39 2,12 - - - -

W45

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W50

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Air-inlet temperature [°C]

W35

MAXNOMINALMIN

Air-inlet temperature [°C]

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W62

NOMINAL

Air-inlet temperature [°C]

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3.9. Cooling data detailed iPump A 3-11

40 35 30 25 20 15

Cooling capacity [kW] 10,90 10,99 10,98 10,90 10,97 10,98

Power intake 58,150,292,276,281,336,3]Wk[

29,543,567,411,454,300,3REE

Cooling capacity 43,969,875,891,808,724,7]Wk[

Power intake 05,165,136,117

,118,189,1]Wk[

22,657,572,597,423,457,3REE

Cooling capacity 39,328,327,306,305,393,3]Wk[

Power intake 95,026,056,096,047,008,0]Wk[

,651,686,512,537,462,4REE

40 35 30 25 20 15

Cooling capacity 87,0158,0148,0167,0111,0164,9]Wk[

Power intake 60,243,286,251,334,338,3]Wk[

42,546,440,424,359,274,2REE

Cooling capacity 30,856,762

,788,605,611,6]Wk[

Power intake 44,105,185,166,177,129,1]Wk[

65,580,516,441,466,391,3REE

Cooling capacity 41,330,339,228,288,219,2]W

Power intake 85,016,066,017,018,049,0]Wk[

24,559,474,400,455,301,3REE

40 35 30 25 20 15

Cooling capacity 02,1145,0198,952,906,859,7]Wk[

Power intake 73,284,226,208,240,383,3]Wk[

27,452,487,303,338,253,2REE

Cooling capacity 39,655,671,68

7,504,520,5]Wk[

Power intake 93,154,125,116,147,119,1]Wk[

00,535,460,485,311,336,2REE

Cooling capacity 78,229,259,259,239,288,2]Wk[

Power intake 46,027,018,029,060,142,1]Wk[

05,470,446,302,367,223,2REE

MAXNOMINAL

Air-inlet temperature [°C]

W18

MAXNOMINALMINMIN

W12

MAXNOMINALMIN

Air-inlet temperature [°C]

To guarantee a correct cooling mode, when working with unregulated direct-heating circles (without cooling

buffer) following 3 points have to be met.

1. To ensure the minimum volume of heating site, appropriate zones have to remain open all the time.

Minimum volume 80 lt.

2. To ensure the minimum ﬂ ow rate of heating site, appropriate zones have to remain open all the time.

Minimum ﬂ ow rate 1.01 m³/h

3. To ensure the minimum cooling output rate of distribution system, appropriate zones have to remain

open all the time. The minimum cooling output rate is 70 % of the minimum cooling output power of the

heatpump at A35/W18. Minimum cooling consumption 2.4 kW

All 3 points must be fulﬁ lled independently. This is possible via the Navigator Pro. The entire distribution

system has to fulﬁ ll the 3 mentioned points. To ensure a large cooling demand, the cooling limit has to be set

as high as possible.

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Heat output at ﬂ ow temperature 35°C

Heat output at ﬂ ow temperature 45°C

-20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20

Heat output [kW]

Air-inlet temperature [°C]

MAX

NOMINAL

MIN

-20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20

Heat output [kW]

Air-inlet temperature [°C]

MAX

NOMINAL

MIN

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Heat output at ﬂ ow temperature 55°C

Heat output at nominal speed

-20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20

Heat output [kW]

Air-inlet temperature [°C]

MAX

NOMINAL

MIN

-20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25

Heat output [kW]

Air-inlet temperature [°C]

W35

W45

W50

W55

W62

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3.10. Filling quantity refrigerant

The iPump A 3-11 is pre-ﬁ lled with refrigerant. Up to a distance of 6 m between indoor unit and outdoor unit no

refrigerant no additional needs to be reﬁ lled. For pipe length more than 6 m, the following refrigerant quantities

must be reﬁ lled.

0,1

0,2

0,3

0,4

0,5

0,6

0,7

0,8

0,9

1,1

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

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Pipelengthinonedirection[m]

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Pipelengthinonedirection[m] Refrigerantquantity[kg] ReͲfillquantity[kg]

04,1

64,10

10 4,4 0,3

15 4,8 0,7

20 5,2 1,1

3.11. Maximum heigth difference

If the height difference between the indoor unit and outdoor unit is lower than 5 m no oil elevation arc must be

installed before the inclination. In case of a higher height difference the installation must be done after 5 m. The

oil elevation arc must be installed by a certiﬁ cated service technician. Whether the indoor unit or the outdoor

unit is higher, does not matter. The maximum height difference between indoor unit and outdoor unit is 10 m.

Version 1 Version 2

max 5 m

<5 m max 5 m

max 5 m max 5 m

Height difference lower than 5 m Height difference more than 5 m

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3.12. Limits of use

The heating of other ﬂ uids as heating water is not permitted with the iPump A 3-11 (for heating water quality,

see page 45). Heat pumps are by nature subjects to limits of use regarding of pressure and temperature (see

diagram). It is not permissible to operate the iPump A 3-11 outside these limits.

Note:

The following safety devices are included to protect the heat pump against faults:

- High pressure presostat

- Maximum ﬂ ow temperature limitation with automatic reset via the Navigator control

- Starting current limiter via inverter technology and performance adjustment

Heating

Cooling

-20 -10 0 5 10 20 30 35 40

[°C]

R410A

Heating supply temperature

Ambient air temperature

iPump A 3-11 - Heating

10 15 20 25 30 35

[°C]

R410A

[°C]

40 45

Heating supply temperature

Ambient air temperature

iPump A 3-11 - Cooling

The maximum power of the iPump A 3-11 can be limited with the NAVIGATOR 2.0 controller.

transport

Elektrischer Anschluss

In order to avoid damages during transport, the heat

pump should be transported to its place of ﬁ nal instal-

lation site in packed condition on the wooden palett

with a forklift or hand lift truck.

The components and the tubing of the heating- and

heat source site must never be used to transport the

heat pump. When lift down the heat pump from the

wooden palett, there is a risk of tilting. Therefore, the

device must be lifted and secured with a sufﬁ cient

number of persons. The weight of the heat pump

must be considered!

Transport of the Indoor unit via stairways

The heat pump can be lifted down the stairways step

by step with a sack barrow. A sufﬁ cient number of

persons for securing the device during the transport

shall be present. If the heat pump must be transported

without the wooden pallet and the protective wooden

crate, it is important that there will be no damage on

the housing.

Transport of the outdoor unit

The outdoor unit should be transported as far as

possible to its place of ﬁ nal installation site. It is re-

commended to remove the protective wooden crate

only on site. The device must be lifted and secured

with a corresponding number of people.

4. Transport

Sack barrow

Transport over stairs for the iPump

Transport with Hand lift truck

Transport with fork lift

When transporting, the iPump A 3-11 may not be tilted more than 45 °.

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disassemble the ipump

Außenlufteinheit

The indoor unit of the iPump A 3-11 can be disassem-

bled for the transport to the boiler room.

5. Disassamble the iPump

Open with a screw driver

To remove the front panel, the interlocking device

must be opened with a screw driver or a pointed

object. The interlocking device is behind the white

cover, around 1 cm above the edge of the unit.

By pressing the locking bolt, the lock of the front panel

will be released.

The front panel can be unhinged out by gently lift up.

Please observe that the front panel is only handled on

the right and left side as shown in the photo.

It is not allowed to lift the front panel at the design

edge of the panel, otherwise the Front panel could be

damaged.

After the front panel is removed, the ﬁ xing screws of

the side parts will be loosed.

The ﬁ xing screws are located on the front as shown in

the photo on the left side.

The side parts and the rear panel are ﬁ xed by additi-

onal connection pins. To loos the connection pins out

of the holder, the side parts have to be pulled gently

at the bottom. Afterwards, the connection between

the side part and the rear panel is loosened and the

side parts can be unhinged and removed.

Loos the ﬁ xing screws Connection pins

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Model: iPump A 3-11

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