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Commercial Air Conditioners

Engineering Data
M thermal A Series Split

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CONTENTS

Part 1 General Information ............................................................................ 3

Part 2 Engineering Data ............................................................................... 19

Part 3 Installation and Field Settings.......................................................... 55

CONTENTS

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Part 1
General Information
1 M thermal Split System .............................................................................. 4

2 Unit Capacities ........................................................................................... 6

3 Nomenclature ............................................................................................ 7

4 System Design and Unit Selection .............................................................. 9

5 Typical Applications ................................................................................. 11

Part 1 - General Information

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1 M thermal Split System
1.1 System Schematic
Figure 1-1.1: System schematic

Distributor
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Collector

M thermal is an integrated air-to-water heat pump system which is one-stop solution for space heating, space cooling and
domestic hot water. The outdoor heat pump system extracts heat from the outdoor air and transfers this heat through
refrigerant piping to the plate heat exchanger in the hydronic box. The heated water in the hydronic box circulates to low
temperature heat emitters (under-floor heating loops or low temperature radiators) to provide space heating, and to the
domestic hot water tank to provide domestic hot water. The 4-way valve in the outdoor unit can reverse the refrigerant
cycle so that the hydronic box can provide chilled water for cooling using fan coil units.

The heating capacity of heat pumps decreases with ambient temperature dropping. Backup electric heater is customized
to provide additional heating capacity for use during extremely cold weather when the heat pump capacity is insufficient.

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1.2 System Configurations
M thermal Split can be configured to run with the electric heater either enabled or disabled and can also be used in
conjunction with an auxiliary heat source such as a boiler.

The chosen configuration affects the size of heat pump that is required. Three typical configurations are described below.
Refer to Figure 1-1.2.

Configuration 1: Heat pump only

 The heat pump covers the required capacity and no extra heating capacity is necessary.
 Requires selection of larger capacity heat pump and implies higher initial investment.
 Ideal for new construction in projects where energy efficiency is paramount.

Configuration 2: Heat pump and backup electric heater

 Heat pump covers the required capacity until the ambient temperature drops below the point at which the heat
pump is able to provide sufficient capacity. When the ambient temperature is below this equilibrium point (as shown
in Figure 1-1.2, the backup electric heater supplies the required additional heating capacity.
 Best balance between initial investment and running costs, results in lowest lifecycle cost.
 Ideal for new construction.

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Configuration 3: Heat pump conjunction with auxiliary heat source
 Heat pump covers the required capacity until the ambient temperature drops below the point at which the heat
pump is able to provide sufficient capacity. When the ambient temperature is below this equilibrium point (as shown
in Figure 1-1.2, depending on the system settings, either the auxiliary heat source supplies the required additional
heating capacity or the heat pump does not run and the auxiliary heat source covers the required capacity.
 Enables selection of lower capacity heat pump.
 Ideal for refurbishments and upgrades.

Figure 1-1.2: System configurations

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2 Unit Capacities
2.1 Outdoor unit
Table 1-2.1: Outdoor unit
Capacity 4kW 6kW
MHA- V4W/D2N8-B V6W/D2N8-B

Power Supply (V/Ph/Hz) 220-240/1 /50 220-240/1 /50

Appearance
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Capacity 8kW 10kW 12kW 14kW 16kW

Model MHA- V8W/D2N8-B V10W/D2N8-B V12W/D2N8-B V12W/D2RN8-B V14W/D2N8-B V14W/D2RN8-B V16W/D2N8-B V16W/D2RN8-B

Power Supply
220-240/1/50 220-240/1/50 220-240/1/50 380-415/3/50 220-240/1/50 380-415/3/50 220-240/1/50 380-415/3/50
(V/Ph/Hz)

Appearance

2.2 Hydronic box

Table 1-2.2: Hydronic box
Model HB-A60/CGN8-B HB-A100/CGN8-B HB-A160/CGN8-B
Power Supply (V/Ph/Hz) 220-240/1 /50 220-240/1 /50 220-240/1 /50

V12W/D2N8-B
V4W/D2N8-B V8W/D2N8-B V14W/D2N8-B
V16W/D2N8-B
Compatible outdoor unit model MHA- V12W/D2RN8-B

V6W/D2N8-B V10W/D2N8-B V14W/D2RN8-B

V16W/D2RN8-B

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3 Nomenclature
3.1 Outdoor unit

M H A - V 10 W / D2 R N8 - B

Design code

Refrigerant
N8: R32

Power supply
R: 3-phase, 380-415V, 50Hz
Omitted: 1-phase, 220-240V, 50Hz

Compressor and fan motor types

D2: DC inverter compressor and fan

Cooling type

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W: Air cooling

Capacity index: The capacity in kW

Compressor attribute code: Inverter

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Hot water

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3.2 Hydronic box

HB - A 60 / C G N8 - B

Design code

Refrigerant
N8: R32

Function code
G: With floor heating function

Heating type
C: Water cycle with water pump
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Compatible maximum capacity of

outdoor unit
60: 6kW

Compatible outdoor unit code

A: Split outdoor unit

Product code
HB: Hydronic box

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4 System Design and Unit Selection
4.1 Selection procedure

Step 1: Total heat load calculation

Calculate conditioned surface area

Select the heat emitters (type, quantity, water temperature and heat load)

Step 2: System configuration

Decide whether to include AHS and set AHS’s switching temperature

Decide whether backup electric heater is enabled or disabled

Step 3: Selection of outdoor units

Determine required total heat load on outdoor units

Set capacity safety factor
Select power supply

Part 1 - General Information

Provisionally select M thermal Split unit capacity based on nominal capacity

Correct capacity of the outdoor units for the following items:

Outdoor air temperature / Outdoor humidity / Water outlet temperature1 /
Altitude / Anti-freeze fluid

Is corrected M thermal Split unit capacity ≥ Required total heat load on

outdoor units2
Yes No

M thermal Split system Select a larger model or enable

selection is complete backup electric heater operation

Notes:
1. If the required water temperatures of the heat emitters are not all the same, the M thermal Split’s outlet water temperature setting should be set at the
highest of the heat emitter required water temperatures. If the water outlet design temperature falls between two temperatures listed in the outdoor
unit's capacity table, calculate the corrected capacity by interpolation.
2. If the outdoor unit selection is to be based on total heating load and total cooling load, select Split units which satisfy both total heating and cooling load
requirements.

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4.2 M thermal Leaving Water Temperature (LWT) Selection
The recommended design LTW ranges for different types of heat emitter are:
 For floor heating: 30 to 35⁰C
 For fan coil units: 30 to 45⁰C
 For low temperature radiators: 40 to 50⁰C

4.3 Optimizing System Design

To get the most comfort with the lowest energy consumption with M thermal, it is important to take account of the
following considerations:
 Choose heat emitters that allow the heat pump system to operate at as low a hot water temperature as possible
whilst still providing sufficient heating.
 Make sure the correct weather dependency curve is selected to match the installation environment (building
structure, climate) as well as ender user’s demands.
 Connecting room thermostats (field supplied) to the hydronic system helps prevent excessive space heating by
stopping the outdoor unit and circulator pump when the room temperature is above the thermostat set point.
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5 Typical Applications
5.1 Space Heating Only
The room thermostat is used as a switch. When there is a heating request from the room thermostat, the unit operates to
achieve the target water temperature set on the user interface. When the room temperature reaches the thermostat’s set
temperature, the unit stops.

Figure 1-5.1: Space heating

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Legend
1 Outdoor unit 7 Room thermostat (field supplied)
2 Hydronic box 8 Stop valve (field supplied)
3 Plate heat exchanger 9 External circulator pump (field supplied)
4 Backup electric heater(optional) 10 Distributor (field supplied)
5 Internal circulator pump 11 Collector (field supplied)
6 User interface FHL 1...n Floor heating loops (field supplied)

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5.2 Space Heating and Domestic Hot Water
The room thermostats are not connected to the hydronic box but to a motorized valve. Each room’s temperature is
regulated by the motorized valve on its water circuit. Domestic hot water is supplied from the domestic hot water tank
connected to the hydronic box. A bypass valve is required.

Figure 1-5.2: Space heating and domestic hot water

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Legend
1 Outdoor unit 10 Distributor (field supplied)
2 Hydronic box 11 Collector (field supplied)
3 Plate heat exchanger 12 Bypass valve (field supplied)
4 Backup electric heater(optional) 13 Domestic hot water tank (field supplied)
5 Internal circulator pump 14 Heat exchanger coil
6 User interface 15 Immersion heater
7 Stop valve (field supplied) FHL 1...n Floor heating loops (field supplied)
8 Motorized 3-way valve (field supplied) M1...n Motorized valves (field supplied)
9 External circulator pump (field supplied) T1…n Room thermostats (field supplied)

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5.3 Space Heating, Space Cooling and Domestic Hot Water
Floor heating loops and fan coil units are used for space heating and fan coil units are used for space cooling. Domestic hot
water is supplied from the domestic hot water tank connected to the hydronic box. The unit switches to heating or cooling
mode according to the temperature detected by the room thermostat. In space cooling mode, the 2-way valve is closed to
prevent cold water entering the floor heating loops.

Figure 1-5.3: Space heating, space cooling and domestic hot water

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Legend
1 Outdoor unit 11 3-way valve (field supplied)
2 Hydronic box 12 Distributor (field supplied)
3 Plate heat exchanger 13 Collector (field supplied)
4 Backup electric heater(optional) 14 Domestic hot water tank (field supplied)
5 Internal circulator pump 15 Heat exchanger coil
6 User interface 16 Immersion heater
7 Room thermostat (field supplied) 17 Bypass valve (field supplied)
8 Stop valve (field supplied) FHL 1...n Floor heating loops (field supplied)
9 Motorized 3-way valve (field supplied) FCU 1...n Fan coil units (field supplied)
10 External circulator pump (field supplied)

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5.4 Space Heating and Domestic Hot Water (Bivalent)
5.4.1 Auxiliary heat source provides space heating only
Figure 1-5.4: Space heating and domestic hot water with auxiliary heat source providing space heating only
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1 Outdoor unit 10 Mixing station (field supplied)
2 Hydronic box 11 Distributor (field supplied)
3 Plate heat exchanger 12 Collector (field supplied)
4 Backup electric heater(optional) 13 Domestic hot water tank (field supplied)
5 Internal circulator pump 14 Heat exchanger coil
6 User interface 15 Immersion heater
7 Stop valve (field supplied) FHL 1...n Floor heating loops (field supplied)
8 Motorized 3-way valve (field supplied) AHS Auxiliary heating source (field supplied)
9 Non-return valve (field supplied)

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5.4.2 Auxiliary heat source provides space heating and domestic hot water
Figure 1-5.5: Space heating and domestic hot water with auxiliary heat source providing space heating and domestic hot water

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Legend
1 Outdoor unit 10 Mixing station (field supplied)
2 Hydronic box 11 Distributor (field supplied)
3 Plate heat exchanger 12 Collector (field supplied)
4 Backup electric heater(optional) 13 Domestic hot water tank (field supplied)
5 Internal circulator pump 14 Heat exchanger coil
6 User interface 15 Immersion heater
7 Stop valve (field supplied) FHL 1...n Floor heating loops (field supplied)
8 Non-return valve (field supplied) AHS Auxiliary heating source (field supplied)
9 Motorized 3-way valve (field supplied)

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5.4.3 Auxiliary heat source provides additional heating
If the unit’s outlet temperature is too low, the auxiliary heat source provides additional heating to raise the water
temperature to the set temperature. An additional 3-way valve is required. When the unit’s outlet temperature is too low,
the 3-way valve is open and the water flows through the auxiliary heat source. When the unit’s outlet temperature is high
enough, the 3-way valve is closed.

Figure 1-5.6: Space heating and domestic hot water with auxiliary heat source providing additional heating
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Legend
1 Outdoor unit 10 Mixing station (field supplied)
2 Hydronic box 11 Distributor (field supplied)
3 Plate heat exchanger 12 Collector (field supplied)
4 Backup electric heater(optional) 13 Domestic hot water tank (field supplied)
5 Internal circulator pump 14 Heat exchanger coil
6 User interface 15 Immersion heater
7 Stop valve (field supplied) FHL 1...n Floor heating loops (field supplied)
8 Motorized 3-way valve (field supplied) AHS Auxiliary heating source (field supplied)
9 Non-return valve (field supplied)

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5.5 Space Heating Through Floor Heating Loops and Radiators
The floor heating loops and radiators require different operating water temperatures. To achieve these two set points, a
mixing station is required. Room thermostats for each zone are optional.With the help of hydronic adapter board(optional),
maximum 8 thermostats for 8 rooms are available to control heat pump, which greatly improves the operation
convenience.

Figure 1-5.7: Space heating through floor heating loops and radiators

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Legend
1 Outdoor unit 10 External circulator pump (field supplied)
2 Hydronic box 11 Mixing station (field supplied)
3 Plate heat exchanger 12 Room thermostat (field supplied)

4 Backup electric heater(optional) 13 Bypass valve (field supplied)

5 Internal circulator pump FHL 1...n Floor heating loops (field supplied)
User interface(Integrated in hydronic
6 RAD 1...n Radiators (field supplied)
box)
7 Hydronic adapter board (Optional) 11 Mixing station (field supplied)
8 Stop valve (field supplied) T1…8 Room thermostats (field supplied)

9 Balance tank (field supplied)

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5.6 Space Heating, Space Cooling and Domestic Hot Water Compatible with Solar Water Heater
Floor heating loops and fan coil units are used for space heating and fan coil units are used for space cooling. Domestic hot
water is supplied from the domestic hot water tank connected to both the hydronic box and solar water heater. Solar
water pump is controlled by Tsolar temperature sensor. Balance tank temperature sensor is used to control on/off of heat
pump. Once the heat pump stops, internal pump stops to save energy and then balance tank provides hot water for space
heating. In addition, balance tank temperature control can meet both space heating and domestic hot water needs at the
same time.
Figure 1-5.8: Space heating, space cooling and domestic hot water compatible with solar water heater
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Legend
1 Outdoor unit 12 Distributor (field supplied)
2 Hydronic box 13 Collector (field supplied)
3 Plate heat exchanger 14 Domestic hot water tank (field supplied)
4 Backup electric heater(optional) 15 Heat exchanger coil
5 Internal circulator pump 16 Immersion heater
User interface(Integrated in hydronic
6 17 Bypass valve (field supplied)
box)
7 Room thermostat 18 Balance tank (field supplied)*
Balance tank temperature sensor
8 Stop valve (field supplied) 19
(optional)
9 Motorized 3-way valve (field supplied) FHL 1…n Floor heating loops (field supplied)
10 External circulator pump (field supplied) FCU 1…n Fan coil units (field supplied)
11 Motorized 3-way valve (field supplied)
Note：
1. Balance tank volume requirement
For HB-A60/CGN8-B, balance tank volume ≥ 25L
For HB-A100/CGN8-B, balance tank volume ≥ 25L
For HB-A160/CGN8-B, balance tank volume ≥ 40L

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Part 2
Engineering Data
1 Specifications ........................................................................................... 20

2 Dimensions and Center of Gravity ............................................................ 24

3 Piping Diagrams ....................................................................................... 27

4 Wiring Diagrams....................................................................................... 29

5 CAPACITY TABLES ..................................................................................... 33

Part 2 - Engineering Data

6 Operating Limits ....................................................................................... 47

7 Hydronic Performance.............................................................................. 48

8 Sound Levels ............................................................................................ 49

9 Accessories .............................................................................................. 54

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1 Specifications
1.1 Outdoor Unit
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Table 2-1.1: MHA-V4(6, 8, 10)W/D2N8-B specifications
Model name MHA- V4W/D2N8-B V6W/D2N8-B V8W/D2N8-B V10W/D2N8-B
Compatible hydronic box HB- A60/CGN8-B A100/CGN8-B
Power supply V/Ph/Hz 220-240/1/50
Capacity kW 4.25 6.20 8.30 10.0
2
Heating Rated input kW 0.82 1.24 1.60 2.00
COP 5.20 5.00 5.20 5.00
Capacity kW 4.35 6.35 8.20 10.0
3
Heating Rated input kW 1.14 1.69 2.08 2.63
COP 3.80 3.75 3.95 3.80
Capacity kW 4.40 6.00 7.50 9.50
4
Heating Rated input kW 1.49 2.00 2.36 3.06
COP 2.95 3.00 3.18 3.10
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Capacity kW 4.50 6.55 8.40 10.00

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Cooling Rated input kW 0.81 1.34 1.66 2.08
EER 5.55 4.90 5.05 4.80
Capacity kW 4.70 7.00 7.40 8.20
6
Cooling Rated input kW 1.36 2.33 2.19 2.48
EER 3.45 3.00 3.38 3.30
Seasonal space heating LWT at 35⁰C A+++ A+++ A+++ A+++
7
energy efficiency class LWT at 55⁰C A++ A++ A++ A++
7
LWT at 35⁰C 4.85 4.95 5.21 5.19
SCOP
LWT at 55⁰C 3.31 3.52 3.36 3.49
LWT at 7⁰C 4.99 5.34 5.83 5.98
SEER
LWT at 18⁰C 7.77 8.21 8.95 8.78
MOP(Maximum overcurrent protection) A 18 18 19 19
MCA( Minimum circuit amps) A 12 14 16 17
Compressor Type Twin rotary DC inverter Twin rotary DC inverter
Motor type Brushless DC motor Brushless DC motor
Outdoor fan
Number of fans 1 1 1 1
Air side heat exchanger Type Finned tube Finned tube
Refrigerant(R32) Factory charge kg 1.50 1.50 1.65 1.65
Throttle type Electronic expansion valve Electronic expansion valve
Type Flare Flare Flare Flare
Liquid Dia.(OD) mm Φ6.35 Φ6.35 Φ9.52 Φ9.52
Piping connections Gas Dia.(OD) mm Φ15.9 Φ15.9 Φ15.9 Φ15.9
Min. pipe length m 2 2 2 2
Max. pipe length m 30 30 30 30
Outdoor unit above m 20 20 20 20
Installation height
difference 20 20 20 20
Outdoor unit below m
8
Sound power level dB 56 58 59 60
9
Sound pressure level dB 44 45 46 49
Net dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1008×712×426 1008×712×426 1118×865×523 1118×865×523
Packed dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1065×800×485 1065×800×485 1180×890×560 1180×890×560
Net/Gross weight kg 58/64 58/64 77/88 77/88
Cooling ⁰C -5 to 43
Operating temperature ⁰C
Heating -25 to 35
range
DHW ⁰C -25 to 43

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Table 2-1.1: MHA-V12(14, 16)W/D2N8-B specifications
Model name MHA- V12W/D2N8-B V14W/D2N8-B V16W/D2N8-B
Compatible hydronic box HB- A160/CGN8-B
Power supply V/Ph/Hz 220-240/1/50
Capacity kW 12.1 14.5 16.0
2
Heating Rated input kW 2.44 3.09 3.56
COP 4.95 4.70 4.50
Capacity kW 12.3 14.2 16.0
3
Heating Rated input kW 3.24 3.89 4.44
COP 3.80 3.65 3.60
Capacity kW 12.0 13.8 16.0
4
Heating Rated input kW 3.87 4.60 5.52
COP 3.10 3.00 2.90
Capacity kW 12.00 13.50 14.90
5
Cooling Rated input kW 3.00 3.75 4.38
EER 4.00 3.60 3.40
Capacity kW 11.6 12.7 14.0
6
Cooling Rated input kW 4.22 4.98 5.71
EER 2.75 2.55 2.45
Seasonal space heating LWT at 35⁰C A+++ A+++ A+++
7
energy efficiency class LWT at 55⁰C A++ A++ A++

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LWT at 35⁰C 4.81 4.72 4.62
SCOP
LWT at 55⁰C 3.45 3.47 3.41
LWT at 7⁰C 4.89 4.86 4.69
SEER
LWT at 18⁰C 7.1 6.9 6.75
MOP(Maximum overcurrent protection) A 30 30 30
MCA( Minimum circuit amps) A 25 26 27
Compressor Type Twin rotary DC inverter
Motor type Brushless DC motor
Outdoor fan
Number of fans 1 1 1
Air side heat exchanger Type Finned tube
Refrigerant(R32) Factory charge kg 1.84 1.84 1.84
Throttle type Electronic expansion valve
Type Flare Flare Flare
Liquid Dia.(OD) mm Φ9.52 Φ9.52 Φ9.52
Piping connections
Gas Dia.(OD) mm Φ15.9 Φ15.9 Φ15.9
Min. / Max. pipe length m 2/30 2/30 2/30
Installation height Outdoor unit above m 20 20 20
difference Outdoor unit below m 20 20 20
8
Sound power level dB 64 65 68
9
Sound pressure level dB 50 51 54
Net dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1118×865×523 1118×865×523 1118×865×523
Packed dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1180×890×560 1180×890×560 1180×890×560
Net/Gross weight kg 96/110 96/110 96/110
Cooling ⁰C -5 to 43
Operating temperature Heating ⁰C -25 to 35
range
DHW ⁰C -25 to 43

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Table 2-1.1: MHA-V12(14, 16)W/D2RN8-B specifications
Model name MHA- V12W/D2RN8-B V14W/D2RN8-B V16W/D2RN8-B
Compatible hydronic box HB- A160/CGN8-B
Power supply V/Ph/H 380-415/3/50
z
Capacity kW 12.1 14.5 16.0
2
Heating Rated input kW 2.44 3.09 3.56
COP 4.95 4.70 4.50
Capacity kW 12.3 14.2 16.0
3
Heating Rated input kW 3.24 3.89 4.44
COP 3.80 3.65 3.60
Capacity kW 12.0 13.8 16.0
4
Heating Rated input kW 3.87 4.60 5.52
COP 3.10 3.00 2.90
Capacity kW 12.00 13.50 14.90
5
Cooling Rated input kW 3.00 3.75 4.38
EER 4.00 3.60 3.40
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Capacity kW 11.6 12.7 14.0

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Cooling Rated input kW 4.22 4.98 5.71
EER 2.75 2.55 2.45
Seasonal space heating LWT at 35⁰C A+++ A+++ A+++
7
energy efficiency class LWT at 55⁰C A++ A++ A++
7
LWT at 35⁰C 4.81 4.72 4.62
SCOP
LWT at 55⁰C 3.45 3.47 3.41
LWT at 7⁰C 4.86 4.83 4.67
SEER
LWT at 18⁰C 7.04 6.85 6.71
MOP(Maximum overcurrent protection) A 14 14 14
MCA( Minimum circuit amps) A 10 11 12
Compressor Type Twin rotary DC inverter
Motor type Brushless DC motor
Outdoor fan
Number of fans 1 1 1
Air side heat exchanger Type Finned tube
Refrigerant(R32) Factory charge kg 1.84 1.84 1.84
Throttle type Electronic expansion valve
Type Flare Flare Flare
Piping connections Liquid/ Gas Dia.(OD) mm Φ9.52/15.9 Φ9.52/15.9 Φ9.52/15.9
Min. /Max. pipe length m 2/30 2/30 2/30
Installation height difference Outdoor unit above/below m 20 20 20
8
Sound power level dB 64 65 68
9
Sound pressure level(1m) dB 50 51 55
Net dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1118×865×523 1118×865×523 1118×865×523
Packed dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1180×890×560 1180×890×560 1180×890×560
Net/Gross weight kg 112/125 112/125 112/125
Cooling ⁰C -5 to 43
Operating temperature ⁰C
Heating -25 to 35
range
DHW ⁰C -25 to 43
Note: 1. Relevant EU standards and legislation: EN14511; EN14825; EN50564; EN12102; (EU) No 811:2013; (EU) No 813:2013; OJ 2014/C 207/02:2014.
2. Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.; EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C.
3. Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.; EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰C.
4. Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.; EWT 47⁰C, LWT 55⁰C.
5. Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB; EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C.
6. Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB; EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C.
7. Seasonal space heating energy efficiency class tested in average climate conditions.
8. Test standard: EN12102-1
9. Sound pressure level is the maximum value tested under the two conditions of Notes2 and Notes5.

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1.2 Hydronic Box
Table 2-1.2: HB-A60(100,160)/ CGN8-B specifications
Model name HB- A60/CGN8-B A100/CGN8-B A160/CGN8-B

Compatible Outdoor unit model MHA- V4(6)W/D2N8-B V8(10)W/D2N8-B V12(14,16)W/D2(R)N8-B

Function Heating and cooling
Cooling °C 5～25
Setting water
Heating °C 25～65
temperature range
DHW（tank） °C 30～60
V/Ph/
Power supply 220-240/1/50 220-240/1/50 220-240/1/50
Hz
1
Sound power level dB 38 42 43
2
Sound pressure level(1m) dB 28 30 32
Dimension (W×H×D) mm 420×790×270 420×790×270 420×790×270
Packing (W×H×D) mm 525×1050×360 525×1050×360 525×1050×360
Net/gross weight kg 37/43 37/43 39/45
Piping connections inch R1" R1" R1"
Safety valve set pressure MPa 0.3 0.3 0.3
Drainage pipe connection mm Ф25 Ф25 Ф25
Volume L 8.0 8.0 8.0
Water circuit Expansion Max. water
MPa 0.3 0.3 0.3

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tank pressure
Pre-pressure MPa 0.1 0.1 0.1
Water side Type Plate type Plate type Plate type
exchanger
Water pump head m 9 9 9
Liquid Dia. (OD) mm Φ6.35 Φ9.52 Φ9.52
Refrigerant circuit
Gas Dia. (OD) mm Φ15.9 Φ15.9 Φ15.9
Note: 1. Test standard: EN12102-1
2. Sound pressure level is the maximum value tested under the two conditions of Note3 and Note4 for different combination
between outdoor unit and hydronic box.
3. Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.; EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C.
4. Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB; EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C.

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2 Dimensions and Center of Gravity
2.1 Outdoor Unit
MHA-V4(6)W/D2N8-B
Figure 2-2.1: MHA-V4(6)W/D2N8-B dimensions and center of gravity (unit: mm)

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MHA-V8(10)W/D2N8-B
Figure 2-2.2: MHA-V8(10)W/D2N8-B dimensions and center of gravity (unit: mm)
350

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MHA-V12(14,16)W/D2N8-B
Figure 2-2.2: MHA-V12(14,16)W/D2N8-B dimensions and center of gravity (unit: mm)

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MHA-V12(14,16)W/D2RN8-B
Figure 2-2.2: MHA-V12(14,16)W/D2RN8-B dimensions and center of gravity (unit: mm)
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2.2 Hydronic Box
Figure 2-2.3: Hydronic box dimensions and center of gravity (unit: mm)
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3 Piping Diagrams
3.1 Outdoor Unit
Figure 2-3.1: Outdoor unit piping diagram

10
9

Air side heat exchanger

3
2.2
12.1
8
4
12.2
2.4
6
2.1
11 2.3 7
1
6
5

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Legend
1 Compressor 7 Electronic expansion valve
2.1 Discharge pipe temperature sensor 8 Stop valve (liquid side)
2.2 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor 9 Stop valve (gas side)
2.3 Air side heat exchanger refrigerant outlet temperature sensor 10 Pressure sensor
2.4 Suction pipe temperature sensor 11 Separator
3 4-way valve 12.1 Low pressure switch
4 Air side heat exchanger 12.2 High pressure switch
5 Distributor 13 Capillary
6 Filter 14 Solenoid valve

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3.2 Hydronic Box
Figure 2-3.2:Hydronic box piping diagram
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28 2 10
7

12 4
F
5
14

8
1

13 3 6 9
15

Legend
1 Water side heat exchanger 9 Water pump
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2 Water flow switch 10 Manometer

3 Refrigerant liquid line temperature sensor 11 Safety valve
4 Refrigerant gas line temperature sensor 12 Refrigerant gas side
5 Water outlet temperature sensor 13 Refrigerant liquid side
6 Water inlet temperature sensor 14 Water outlet
7 Air purge valve 15 Water inlet
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4 Wiring Diagrams
4.1 Outdoor Unit
MHA-V4(6,8,10)W/D2N8-B
Figure 2-4.1: MHA-V4(6, 8, 10)W/D2N8-B wiring diagram

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MHA-V12(14,16)W/D2N8-B
Figure 2-4.1: MHA-V12(14,16)W/D2N8-B wiring diagram
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MHA-V12(14,16)W/D2RN8-B
Figure 2-4.1: MHA-V12(14,16)W/D2RN8-B wiring diagram

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4.2 Hydronic Box
HB-A60(100,160)/CGN8-B
Figure 2-4.2 HB-A60(100,160)/CGN8-B wiring diagram
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5 Capactiy Tables
5.1 Heating Capacity Tables (Test standard：EN14511)
Table 2-5.1: Heating capacity for MHA-V4W/D2N8-B
Maximum
LWT
DB 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65

HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP

-25 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / / / / / / / /
-20 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / /
-15 3.60 1.19 3.03 3.41 1.22 2.78 3.25 1.36 2.39 2.93 1.49 1.97 2.50 1.60 1.56 2.20 1.68 1.31 1.84 1.56 1.18 1.73 1.68 1.03 / / /
-10 4.17 1.22 3.40 4.49 1.38 3.25 4.34 1.52 2.85 4.02 1.65 2.43 3.59 1.77 2.02 3.28 1.81 1.81 2.63 1.68 1.56 2.81 1.80 1.56 / / /
-7 4.92 1.33 3.69 5.14 1.46 3.52 4.99 1.60 3.11 4.67 1.73 2.70 4.54 1.98 2.29 4.41 2.12 2.08 4.28 2.34 1.83 3.56 1.94 1.84 / / /
-5 4.99 1.24 4.03 5.18 1.39 3.72 5.02 1.53 3.27 4.74 1.68 2.82 4.63 1.89 2.45 4.56 2.02 2.26 4.41 2.26 1.95 3.83 2.00 1.92 / / /
0 5.41 1.07 5.06 5.27 1.21 4.34 5.10 1.36 3.74 4.92 1.55 3.18 5.04 1.74 2.89 5.02 2.03 2.48 5.13 2.16 2.37 4.40 2.10 2.09 / / /
5 5.99 1.03 5.83 5.75 1.18 4.85 5.68 1.31 4.33 5.59 1.48 3.77 5.60 1.71 3.27 5.50 1.98 2.78 5.54 2.07 2.68 4.90 2.09 2.35 4.04 2.16 1.87
7 6.58 0.99 6.67 6.22 1.15 5.40 6.26 1.26 4.96 6.26 1.42 4.41 5.96 1.63 3.67 5.69 1.76 3.23 5.74 1.90 3.03 5.41 2.08 2.61 4.27 2.09 2.04
10 6.37 0.95 6.68 6.03 1.17 5.16 6.07 1.26 4.82 6.31 1.36 4.63 6.05 1.57 3.86 5.80 1.80 3.23 5.70 1.80 3.16 5.27 1.96 2.69 4.49 2.02 2.22
15 6.03 0.90 6.71 5.72 1.20 4.78 5.75 1.25 4.59 6.40 1.27 5.04 6.20 1.47 4.21 5.47 1.50 3.65 5.63 1.65 3.41 5.04 1.76 2.87 4.87 1.90 2.56
20 5.86 0.81 7.24 5.74 1.00 5.75 5.67 1.11 5.13 6.16 1.12 5.48 6.12 1.31 4.66 5.61 1.40 3.99 5.52 1.50 3.68 4.77 1.56 3.06 / / /
25 5.70 0.72 7.91 5.77 0.80 7.21 5.60 0.96 5.85 5.91 0.98 6.06 6.05 1.15 5.25 5.75 1.31 4.39 5.42 1.35 4.02 4.50 1.36 3.30 / / /
30 5.78 0.69 8.41 5.84 0.78 7.48 5.78 0.89 6.51 5.89 0.92 6.39 6.02 1.07 5.62 5.67 1.22 4.63 5.51 1.28 4.31 4.61 1.32 3.51 / / /
35 5.85 0.65 8.96 5.90 0.76 7.77 5.97 0.82 7.27 5.86 0.87 6.77 5.99 0.99 6.05 5.59 1.14 4.90 5.61 1.22 4.62 / / / / / /
40 6.30 0.58 10.8 6.38 0.67 9.51 6.36 0.74 8.57 6.33 0.80 7.88 6.38 0.93 6.86 6.00 1.15 5.20 / / / / / / / / /
43 6.57 0.54 12.2 6.67 0.62 10.8 6.59 0.69 9.50 6.62 0.77 8.63 6.61 0.89 7.39 6.25 1.16 5.38 / / / / / / / / /

Abbreviations:

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LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°
C ) HC: Total heating capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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Table 2-5.2: Heating capacity for MHA-V6W/D2N8-B
Maximum
LWT
DB 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65

HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP

-25 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / / / / / / / /
-20 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / /
-15 4.43 1.49 2.97 4.19 1.53 2.73 4.00 1.71 2.34 3.61 1.87 1.93 3.08 2.01 1.53 2.70 2.02 1.34 2.26 1.88 1.20 2.13 2.02 1.05 / / /
-10 5.75 1.69 3.41 5.50 1.84 2.99 5.11 1.99 2.57 4.83 2.18 2.22 4.64 2.24 2.07 4.13 2.41 1.72 3.80 2.24 1.69 3.32 2.30 1.44 / / /
-7 6.55 1.77 3.71 6.30 1.92 3.28 6.21 2.17 2.86 5.79 2.32 2.50 5.57 2.38 2.35 5.29 2.63 2.01 5.22 2.66 1.96 4.57 2.61 1.75 / / /
-5 6.54 1.64 3.98 6.32 1.79 3.52 6.14 1.99 3.09 5.97 2.18 2.74 5.84 2.30 2.54 5.44 2.44 2.23 5.31 2.64 2.01 4.73 2.59 1.83 / / /
0 6.49 1.34 4.85 6.37 1.48 4.31 6.35 1.68 3.79 6.80 1.99 3.42 6.85 2.25 3.04 5.88 2.37 2.48 5.42 2.59 2.09 5.06 2.54 1.99 / / /
5 7.04 1.31 5.37 6.71 1.50 4.48 6.88 1.62 4.25 6.96 1.89 3.69 6.99 2.12 3.29 6.37 2.27 2.81 6.11 2.46 2.48 5.74 2.53 2.27 4.92 2.68 1.84
7 7.58 1.28 5.90 7.06 1.47 4.81 7.41 1.56 4.76 7.13 1.79 3.99 7.13 2.00 3.58 6.87 2.16 3.17 6.90 2.37 2.91 6.42 2.52 2.55 5.25 2.60 2.02
10 7.43 1.21 6.12 7.11 1.36 5.24 7.35 1.46 5.02 7.37 1.75 4.21 7.32 1.93 3.78 7.01 2.09 3.35 6.93 2.28 3.04 6.27 2.41 2.60 5.57 2.52 2.21
15 7.17 1.13 6.35 7.20 1.24 5.82 7.26 1.38 5.28 7.78 1.69 4.61 7.63 1.83 4.16 7.24 1.97 3.67 6.98 2.12 3.30 6.01 2.23 2.70 6.10 2.39 2.56
20 6.93 0.97 7.15 6.97 1.11 6.28 6.98 1.18 5.91 7.21 1.54 4.70 7.42 1.68 4.42 7.28 1.81 4.02 6.81 1.89 3.60 5.98 1.95 3.06 / / /
25 6.69 0.80 8.32 6.74 0.94 7.16 6.70 1.06 6.31 6.65 1.30 5.11 7.21 1.52 4.74 7.33 1.66 4.43 6.63 1.66 4.00 5.94 1.67 3.55 / / /
30 6.74 0.71 9.53 6.83 0.85 8.02 6.83 0.94 7.27 6.56 1.09 6.01 7.05 1.40 5.05 6.91 1.40 4.92 6.60 1.57 4.21 6.01 1.57 3.83 / / /
35 6.79 0.66 10.3 6.93 0.73 9.43 6.96 0.85 8.17 6.47 0.94 6.87 6.89 1.27 5.42 6.49 1.24 5.21 6.57 1.48 4.45 / / / / / /
40 7.26 0.64 11.4 7.37 0.73 10.2 7.28 0.81 9.02 7.12 0.97 7.34 7.34 1.20 6.12 6.93 1.22 5.68 / / / / / / / / /
43 7.54 0.63 12.0 7.64 0.70 10.9 7.48 0.76 9.87 7.51 0.91 8.27 7.61 1.08 7.02 7.19 1.21 5.96 / / / / / / / / /

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LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )

DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
HC: Total heating capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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Table 2-5.3: Heating capacity for MHA-V8W/D2N8-B
Maximum
LWT
DB 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65

HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP

-25 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / / / / / / / /
-20 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / /
-15 6.90 2.07 3.34 6.44 2.24 2.87 6.11 2.51 2.43 5.57 2.47 2.26 5.29 2.65 2.00 4.67 2.70 1.73 4.94 2.92 1.69 3.99 2.84 1.41 / / /
-10 7.45 2.02 3.68 7.28 2.18 3.33 7.08 2.25 3.15 6.87 2.63 2.62 6.77 2.74 2.47 6.32 2.88 2.20 6.07 3.05 1.99 5.19 2.86 1.81 / / /
-7 7.64 2.03 3.76 7.47 2.20 3.40 7.27 2.26 3.21 7.05 2.64 2.67 6.94 2.76 2.52 6.48 2.89 2.24 6.22 3.07 2.03 5.32 2.88 1.85 / / /
-5 8.05 2.00 4.02 7.97 2.16 3.69 7.69 2.39 3.22 7.45 2.57 2.90 7.44 2.77 2.69 7.35 2.99 2.46 6.45 2.94 2.19 6.04 3.00 2.02 / / /
0 8.24 1.73 4.77 8.55 2.02 4.23 8.49 2.25 3.77 8.40 2.53 3.32 8.09 2.75 2.94 8.11 2.95 2.75 7.10 2.99 2.38 6.85 3.16 2.17 / / /
5 8.86 1.49 5.95 8.95 1.81 4.94 9.03 1.98 4.56 8.78 2.29 3.84 8.69 2.57 3.38 8.30 2.76 3.00 7.56 2.74 2.76 7.11 2.89 2.46 3.89 3.27 1.19
7 9.51 1.45 6.54 9.20 1.73 5.32 9.11 1.80 5.07 8.85 2.12 4.18 8.98 2.35 3.82 8.43 2.66 3.17 7.80 2.50 3.12 7.24 2.66 2.72 4.08 3.00 1.36
10 10.1 1.35 7.44 9.28 1.59 5.84 8.94 1.65 5.42 8.70 2.02 4.30 8.74 2.24 3.90 8.28 2.42 3.42 8.20 2.48 3.31 7.50 2.72 2.76 5.59 2.65 2.11
15 9.86 1.12 8.79 9.39 1.33 7.09 9.09 1.51 6.04 9.07 1.77 5.12 8.91 2.03 4.38 8.41 2.23 3.77 8.32 2.34 3.55 7.68 2.49 3.09 5.71 2.39 2.39
20 9.65 0.95 10.1 9.51 1.14 8.33 9.33 1.32 7.09 9.45 1.59 5.93 9.08 1.81 5.02 8.53 2.02 4.22 8.43 2.12 3.97 7.86 2.27 3.46 / / /
25 9.42 0.90 10.4 9.00 1.03 8.75 8.75 1.15 7.64 9.15 1.44 6.34 9.01 1.55 5.80 8.61 1.87 4.61 8.09 1.90 4.25 7.46 2.01 3.72 / / /
30 9.18 0.83 11.0 8.49 0.93 9.16 8.17 1.05 7.78 8.85 1.29 6.84 8.93 1.43 6.23 8.68 1.74 4.99 7.84 1.73 4.53 7.07 1.78 3.98 / / /
35 9.55 0.84 11.3 8.83 0.93 9.45 8.50 1.06 8.05 9.20 1.31 7.05 9.29 1.46 6.34 9.03 1.73 5.21 8.16 1.80 4.72 / / / / / /
40 10.0 0.87 11.6 9.27 0.93 10.0 8.92 1.05 8.49 9.66 1.32 7.31 9.75 1.51 6.46 9.48 1.74 5.46 / / / / / / / / /
43 10.3 0.84 12.3 9.55 0.85 11.3 9.19 1.01 9.11 9.95 1.27 7.86 10.0 1.47 6.83 9.77 1.61 6.08 / / / / / / / / /

Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
HC: Total heating capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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Table 2-5.4: Heating capacity for MHA-V10W/D2N8-B
Maximum
LWT
DB 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65

HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP

-25 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / / / / / / / /
-20 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / /
-15 7.26 2.15 3.37 6.78 2.34 2.90 6.43 2.62 2.46 5.86 2.57 2.28 5.57 2.76 2.02 4.91 2.82 1.74 5.20 3.04 1.71 4.20 2.96 1.42 / / /
-10 8.37 2.33 3.60 8.14 2.53 3.22 7.89 2.65 2.98 7.64 2.86 2.67 7.38 3.10 2.38 7.03 3.31 2.13 6.67 3.58 1.86 5.38 3.15 1.71 / / /
-7 8.72 2.29 3.81 8.48 2.49 3.41 8.31 2.61 3.11 7.96 2.81 2.83 7.68 3.05 2.52 7.33 3.26 2.25 7.05 3.53 1.97 5.61 3.10 1.81 / / /
-5 8.80 2.14 4.12 8.86 2.47 3.60 8.80 2.64 3.33 8.46 2.94 2.88 8.18 3.09 2.65 8.04 3.27 2.46 7.53 3.32 2.27 6.13 3.10 1.98 / / /
0 9.03 1.83 4.94 9.36 2.31 4.05 9.56 2.55 3.76 9.25 2.93 3.16 8.89 3.10 2.87 8.82 3.27 2.70 8.18 3.31 2.47 6.99 3.30 2.12 / / /
5 9.94 1.73 5.75 9.97 2.07 4.81 10.1 2.25 4.51 10.1 2.64 3.83 9.79 2.88 3.40 9.45 3.14 3.01 9.08 3.27 2.78 7.85 3.20 2.45 4.52 3.30 1.37
7 10.5 1.77 5.94 10.3 1.97 5.21 10.3 2.09 4.93 10.5 2.50 4.18 10.3 2.73 3.77 9.83 3.05 3.22 9.72 3.20 3.04 8.23 2.96 2.78 4.85 3.11 1.56
10 11.2 1.59 7.04 10.4 1.85 5.64 10.0 1.96 5.13 9.94 2.38 4.17 9.87 2.69 3.67 9.59 2.91 3.30 9.57 3.11 3.08 8.27 3.04 2.72 6.44 3.05 2.11
15 11.4 1.41 8.10 10.6 1.64 6.49 10.2 1.73 5.90 10.1 2.11 4.80 10.1 2.39 4.22 9.78 2.58 3.80 9.76 2.76 3.54 8.43 2.70 3.13 6.56 2.71 2.43
20 10.8 1.19 9.05 10.8 1.35 7.96 10.7 1.59 6.72 10.7 1.89 5.66 10.3 2.12 4.86 10.0 2.38 4.21 9.85 2.54 3.88 8.90 2.56 3.48 / / /
25 9.94 1.04 9.59 9.90 1.17 8.44 9.82 1.38 7.12 9.82 1.64 6.00 9.46 1.84 5.15 9.22 2.07 4.46 9.06 2.20 4.11 8.18 2.22 3.69 / / /
30 9.77 0.96 10.2 9.07 1.10 8.79 8.90 1.12 7.95 8.85 1.32 6.72 9.92 1.61 6.15 9.31 1.88 4.96 9.04 1.88 4.80 7.49 1.96 3.83 / / /
35 10.2 0.95 10.7 9.44 1.03 9.15 9.25 1.11 8.30 9.21 1.32 6.97 10.3 1.61 6.40 9.69 1.87 5.17 9.42 1.90 4.96 / / / / / /
40 10.7 0.93 11.5 9.91 1.01 9.81 9.71 1.15 8.47 9.67 1.32 7.34 10.8 1.60 6.79 10.2 1.84 5.53 / / / / / / / / /
43 11.0 0.91 12.0 10.2 0.96 10.6 10.0 1.08 9.25 9.96 1.23 8.07 11.2 1.47 7.58 10.5 1.68 6.25 / / / / / / / / /

Abbreviations:
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LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )

DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
HC: Total heating capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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Table 2-5.5: Heating capacity for MHA-V12W/D2(R)N8-B
Maximum
LWT
DB 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65

HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP

-25 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / / / / / / / /
-20 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / /
-15 8.90 3.12 2.85 8.86 3.34 2.65 8.86 3.62 2.45 7.93 3.62 2.19 7.39 3.95 1.87 6.71 3.97 1.69 6.33 4.31 1.47 5.87 4.69 1.25 / / /
-10 11.0 3.47 3.17 10.1 3.68 2.74 10.0 3.95 2.54 9.69 4.34 2.23 9.32 4.54 2.05 8.96 4.62 1.94 8.60 4.79 1.79 6.70 5.13 1.30 / / /
-7 12.3 3.52 3.49 10.9 3.62 3.02 11.0 3.89 2.83 10.4 4.27 2.44 10.4 4.50 2.31 10.6 4.74 2.24 10.6 5.25 2.02 8.05 5.06 1.59 / / /
-5 12.4 3.33 3.71 11.2 3.55 3.15 11.3 3.87 2.92 10.9 4.26 2.57 10.9 4.61 2.37 10.8 4.75 2.27 10.6 5.14 2.05 8.21 5.14 1.60 / / /
0 12.5 2.87 4.35 11.9 3.13 3.80 12.0 3.44 3.48 12.3 4.04 3.04 12.3 4.37 2.81 11.1 4.61 2.41 10.8 4.74 2.27 8.52 5.03 1.69 / / /
5 14.6 2.66 5.49 13.5 2.97 4.55 13.6 3.28 4.15 13.8 3.70 3.73 13.6 4.18 3.26 12.8 4.46 2.88 12.8 4.70 2.73 11.6 5.06 2.29 9.92 5.16 1.92
7 15.5 2.57 6.00 14.3 2.83 5.04 14.6 3.11 4.69 14.8 3.57 4.14 14.5 4.00 3.63 13.9 4.43 3.14 13.9 4.66 2.97 13.0 5.07 2.56 11.5 5.17 2.23
10 15.0 2.40 6.22 14.4 2.62 5.49 14.3 2.83 5.06 14.6 3.34 4.37 14.3 3.89 3.69 13.5 4.11 3.30 13.1 4.38 2.99 12.7 4.79 2.65 11.7 4.89 2.39
15 15.1 1.97 7.67 14.7 2.21 6.65 14.4 2.65 5.43 15.0 3.17 4.72 14.6 3.53 4.14 13.4 3.73 3.60 12.1 3.97 3.03 12.3 4.32 2.85 11.7 4.42 2.65
20 14.6 1.66 8.76 14.3 1.88 7.60 14.2 2.20 6.47 14.8 2.75 5.39 14.8 3.15 4.69 13.7 3.37 4.06 12.0 3.55 3.39 10.8 3.71 2.90 / / /
25 14.4 1.55 9.31 14.3 1.73 8.23 14.2 1.93 7.35 14.7 2.35 6.26 14.7 2.73 5.39 13.9 3.00 4.63 12.0 3.12 3.84 10.0 3.36 2.99 / / /
30 14.6 1.45 10.1 14.2 1.62 8.75 14.4 1.85 7.76 14.7 2.22 6.63 14.7 2.63 5.59 14.0 2.82 4.95 12.6 2.94 4.30 10.3 3.40 3.04 / / /
35 15.2 1.39 10.9 14.9 1.60 9.29 14.7 1.80 8.16 15.1 2.17 6.95 14.6 2.50 5.83 14.2 2.72 5.24 12.9 2.79 4.62 / / / / / /
40 15.7 1.41 11.1 15.6 1.59 9.82 15.4 1.79 8.65 16.0 2.17 7.36 15.3 2.44 6.29 14.5 2.69 5.40 / / / / / / / / /
43 16.2 1.35 12.0 16.0 1.50 10.6 15.9 1.73 9.18 16.5 2.11 7.82 16.0 2.35 6.81 14.8 2.57 5.75 / / / / / / / / /

Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
HC: Total heating capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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Table 2-5.6: Heating capacity for MHA-V14W/D2(R)N8-B
Maximum
LWT
DB 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65

HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP

-25 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / / / / / / / /
-20 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / /
-15 9.61 3.40 2.82 9.57 3.65 2.62 9.57 3.94 2.43 8.57 3.95 2.17 7.63 4.12 1.85 7.01 4.32 1.62 6.46 4.58 1.41 6.01 5.05 1.19 / / /
-10 11.9 3.81 3.12 11.4 4.18 2.73 11.0 4.44 2.47 10.6 4.70 2.26 9.64 4.73 2.04 9.07 5.01 1.81 8.72 5.21 1.67 6.73 5.30 1.27 / / /
-7 13.7 4.02 3.41 12.9 4.28 3.02 12.7 4.55 2.79 12.3 4.94 2.49 11.9 5.17 2.31 11.0 5.33 2.07 11.3 5.46 2.01 8.02 5.31 1.51 / / /
-5 13.9 3.78 3.68 13.2 3.87 3.41 12.5 4.16 2.99 12.6 4.61 2.73 12.1 4.99 2.42 11.2 5.24 2.13 11.1 5.32 2.09 8.25 5.06 1.63 / / /
0 14.3 3.40 4.21 13.7 3.54 3.87 12.4 3.82 3.26 13.0 4.32 3.01 12.7 4.85 2.62 11.9 4.99 2.38 11.8 5.19 2.27 9.34 5.48 1.70 / / /
5 15.4 2.93 5.25 14.9 3.30 4.51 14.3 3.63 3.94 14.3 3.95 3.61 14.2 4.59 3.11 13.8 4.98 2.77 13.8 5.18 2.66 11.7 5.38 2.17 9.76 5.33 1.83
7 16.3 2.81 5.80 15.6 3.15 4.94 15.5 3.37 4.59 15.6 3.86 4.04 15.7 4.35 3.60 15.0 4.81 3.11 14.5 4.92 2.95 13.2 5.20 2.54 10.4 4.95 2.10
10 15.5 2.28 6.81 15.5 2.89 5.36 14.9 3.10 4.79 15.3 3.60 4.24 15.0 4.08 3.67 15.3 4.62 3.31 14.2 4.60 3.08 13.2 4.91 2.69 11.2 4.98 2.26
15 15.3 2.01 7.62 15.2 2.62 5.79 15.2 2.94 5.16 15.8 3.56 4.45 15.5 3.98 3.89 15.3 4.37 3.51 13.0 4.02 3.24 12.7 4.48 2.84 11.9 4.97 2.41
20 14.9 1.78 8.35 14.8 2.20 6.74 14.6 2.59 5.65 15.2 3.04 5.01 15.1 3.42 4.42 15.0 3.84 3.90 12.7 3.62 3.52 11.0 3.77 2.92 / / /
25 14.9 1.64 9.08 14.7 1.92 7.69 14.6 2.38 6.15 14.9 2.68 5.57 14.7 2.98 4.95 14.7 3.43 4.30 12.5 3.28 3.80 10.2 3.40 2.99 / / /
30 15.3 1.55 9.82 14.8 1.80 8.21 14.9 2.10 7.09 15.1 2.42 6.22 15.0 2.80 5.36 14.6 3.14 4.65 12.8 2.93 4.37 10.3 3.40 3.04 / / /
35 16.0 1.45 11.1 15.4 1.70 9.04 15.0 1.87 8.02 15.5 2.26 6.86 15.3 2.65 5.77 14.8 2.95 5.00 13.0 2.77 4.69 / / / / / /
40 16.2 1.40 11.6 16.4 1.59 10.3 16.2 1.89 8.57 16.0 2.20 7.26 15.8 2.59 6.08 15.0 2.78 5.38 / / / / / / / / /
43 16.5 1.36 12.2 16.7 1.54 10.8 16.5 1.88 8.81 16.3 2.12 7.69 16.1 2.56 6.27 15.2 2.73 5.54 / / / / / / / / /

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LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )

DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
HC: Total heating capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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Table 2-5.7: Heating capacity for MHA-V16W/D2(R)N8-B
Maximum
LWT
DB 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65

HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP HC PI COP

-25 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / / / / / / / /
-20 TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC / / / / / /
-15 11.8 4.37 2.71 11.3 4.60 2.45 10.7 4.93 2.17 10.1 5.24 1.92 9.03 5.38 1.68 7.53 5.32 1.42 6.82 5.29 1.29 6.42 5.59 1.15 / / /
-10 13.4 4.51 2.97 13.0 4.78 2.72 12.7 5.09 2.49 12.4 5.43 2.28 11.1 5.61 1.96 9.49 5.56 1.70 8.92 5.88 1.51 7.04 5.59 1.26 / / /
-7 14.3 4.59 3.13 14.1 4.89 2.88 13.9 5.19 2.67 13.8 5.55 2.50 13.1 6.02 2.18 12.9 6.22 2.07 12.6 6.29 2.00 8.25 6.18 1.33 / / /
-5 14.6 4.27 3.47 14.3 4.61 3.13 14.0 4.93 2.86 13.8 5.33 2.61 13.4 5.88 2.28 13.0 5.82 2.22 12.6 5.92 2.13 8.62 5.97 1.45 / / /
0 15.1 3.49 4.33 14.7 3.91 3.75 14.3 4.27 3.34 13.9 4.80 2.88 14.1 5.33 2.64 13.4 5.14 2.61 12.8 5.42 2.37 9.56 5.54 1.72 / / /
5 16.8 3.25 5.19 14.6 3.61 4.06 16.1 4.00 4.04 15.6 4.57 3.43 15.9 4.96 3.20 15.3 5.05 3.02 14.5 5.21 2.77 12.7 5.36 2.37 10.7 5.24 2.04
7 17.5 3.16 5.53 15.7 3.12 4.68 16.8 3.79 4.43 16.4 4.25 3.85 16.6 4.71 3.53 16.2 5.05 3.17 16.2 5.53 2.89 14.1 5.34 2.63 11.3 5.13 2.20
10 18.0 3.01 6.02 16.4 3.34 4.96 17.6 3.73 4.74 17.1 4.33 3.96 17.3 4.72 3.67 16.7 5.12 3.26 16.1 5.16 3.11 14.3 5.15 2.79 12.2 4.97 2.46
15 18.9 2.76 6.84 19.3 3.08 6.26 18.9 3.48 5.43 18.3 4.08 4.48 18.5 4.53 4.09 17.8 4.79 3.72 17.5 5.11 3.42 14.7 4.83 3.06 12.5 4.80 2.60
20 16.7 2.08 8.03 16.9 2.38 7.10 16.7 2.69 6.21 17.4 3.40 5.12 16.1 3.77 4.28 14.6 4.06 3.60 15.0 4.32 3.46 13.1 4.39 3.00 / / /
25 16.2 1.83 8.86 16.2 2.23 7.26 16.0 2.31 6.94 16.6 2.87 5.81 15.7 3.23 4.87 14.5 3.46 4.20 14.1 3.68 3.82 12.4 4.05 3.07 / / /
30 15.6 1.55 10.1 15.5 1.88 8.21 15.4 2.00 7.68 15.9 2.45 6.49 15.3 2.81 5.46 14.4 3.01 4.79 13.2 3.15 4.18 12.7 4.11 3.10 / / /
35 16.3 1.50 10.8 16.6 1.84 9.01 16.3 1.94 8.42 16.6 2.42 6.87 15.9 2.79 5.68 15.0 3.00 5.01 13.4 3.07 4.35 / / / / / /
40 16.9 1.47 11.5 17.6 1.75 10.1 17.2 1.88 9.15 17.4 2.40 7.24 16.4 2.78 5.91 15.6 2.98 5.22 / / / / / / / / /
43 17.2 1.46 11.8 18.0 1.71 10.5 17.6 1.88 9.37 17.7 2.39 7.41 16.7 2.70 6.20 15.9 2.94 5.41 / / / / / / / / /

Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°
C ) HC: Total heating capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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5.2 Cooling Capacity Tables (Test standard：EN14511)
Table 2-5.8: MHA-V4W/D2N8-B cooling capacity
Maximum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 4.76 0.46 10.30 5.47 0.55 10.01 6.09 0.48 12.66
0 / / / / / / 4.54 0.57 8.03 5.25 0.65 8.08 5.87 0.55 10.70
5 / / / / / / 4.04 0.67 6.07 4.75 0.75 6.34 5.37 0.65 8.28
10 / / / / / / 6.06 1.06 5.71 6.44 1.01 6.40 7.11 0.85 8.37
15 / / / 5.05 0.86 5.91 8.09 1.46 5.55 8.14 1.26 6.44 8.85 1.05 8.43
20 4.72 1.04 4.53 6.01 1.35 4.47 8.16 1.49 5.47 8.33 1.30 6.42 8.98 1.10 8.15
25 5.87 1.30 4.51 6.97 1.84 3.80 8.23 1.53 5.39 8.52 1.33 6.40 9.12 1.15 7.90
30 5.84 1.55 3.78 6.80 1.85 3.67 7.77 1.65 4.72 8.19 1.46 5.63 8.77 1.30 6.75
35 5.80 1.79 3.24 6.64 1.87 3.55 7.31 1.76 4.15 7.87 1.58 4.98 8.43 1.44 5.84
40 3.80 1.51 2.52 5.08 1.81 2.81 5.91 1.73 3.41 6.63 1.68 3.95 7.88 1.64 4.80
43 2.58 1.15 2.24 3.80 1.52 2.51 5.08 1.56 3.26 5.88 1.57 3.74 7.55 1.59 4.73
Normal
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 3.83 0.33 11.74 4.45 0.37 11.92 4.95 0.35 14.10
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0 / / / / / / 3.66 0.39 9.35 4.28 0.44 9.81 4.78 0.36 13.31

5 / / / / / / 3.23 0.48 6.68 3.81 0.52 7.29 4.36 0.45 9.77
10 / / / / / / 4.87 0.77 6.29 5.19 0.70 7.37 5.79 0.59 9.89
15 / / / 3.79 0.61 6.25 6.79 1.15 5.89 7.00 0.99 7.06 7.44 0.80 9.29
20 3.68 0.77 4.76 4.86 1.01 4.80 6.80 1.16 5.88 7.17 1.03 6.94 7.82 0.87 8.98
25 4.65 0.97 4.78 5.72 1.40 4.09 6.96 1.21 5.74 7.44 1.07 6.98 8.05 0.91 8.85
30 4.69 1.17 4.02 5.67 1.45 3.92 6.67 1.32 5.06 7.25 1.20 6.05 7.85 1.06 7.44
35 4.51 1.32 3.40 5.45 1.43 3.82 6.02 1.35 4.47 6.87 1.28 5.36 7.69 1.20 6.39
40 3.10 1.15 2.70 4.30 1.42 3.03 5.15 1.40 3.68 5.95 1.37 4.34 7.15 1.32 5.41
43 2.12 0.91 2.33 2.99 1.15 2.59 4.04 1.18 3.43 5.04 1.25 4.04 5.97 1.15 5.18
Minimum
LWT (⁰C)
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 2.48 0.20 12.60 2.87 0.23 12.38 3.21 0.20 15.83
0 / / / / / / 2.37 0.24 9.92 2.77 0.27 10.09 3.11 0.23 13.40
5 / / / / / / 1.74 0.24 7.35 2.06 0.27 7.76 2.35 0.23 10.17
10 / / / / / / 2.70 0.39 6.99 2.90 0.37 7.91 3.21 0.31 10.39
15 / / / 2.32 0.35 6.64 3.64 0.58 6.29 3.50 0.45 7.80 4.25 0.41 10.32
20 1.86 0.38 4.95 2.13 0.43 5.00 3.38 0.54 6.23 3.95 0.54 7.32 4.44 0.47 9.50
25 2.23 0.46 4.89 2.37 0.55 4.29 3.29 0.54 6.04 3.92 0.53 7.33 4.38 0.47 9.28
30 2.23 0.54 4.10 2.33 0.57 4.11 3.12 0.59 5.30 3.79 0.59 6.38 4.23 0.55 7.72
35 2.05 0.59 3.50 2.53 0.63 4.00 3.01 0.63 4.79 3.66 0.63 5.81 4.23 0.62 6.84
40 1.40 0.52 2.69 2.01 0.64 3.12 2.52 0.66 3.82 3.18 0.71 4.50 4.07 0.74 5.51
43 0.73 0.31 2.38 1.43 0.53 2.68 2.11 0.59 3.57 2.57 0.62 4.17 3.80 0.71 5.38
Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
CC: Total cooling capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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Table 2-5.9: MHA-V6W/D2N8-B cooling capacity
Maximum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 5.27 0.59 8.93 6.38 0.55 11.53 6.77 0.64 10.62
0 / / / / / / 5.05 0.69 7.28 6.16 0.66 9.39 6.55 0.74 8.85
5 / / / / / / 4.55 0.79 5.74 5.66 0.76 7.48 6.05 0.84 7.20
10 / / / / / / 6.32 1.13 5.61 6.90 1.01 6.83 7.45 0.95 7.88
15 / / / 5.89 1.10 5.33 8.09 1.46 5.55 8.14 1.26 6.44 8.85 1.05 8.43
20 5.41 1.38 3.93 6.63 1.43 4.62 8.16 1.49 5.47 8.33 1.30 6.42 8.98 1.10 8.15
25 7.16 1.80 3.98 7.37 1.77 4.17 8.23 1.53 5.39 8.52 1.33 6.40 9.12 1.15 7.90
30 6.50 1.85 3.51 7.29 1.90 3.84 7.77 1.65 4.72 8.19 1.46 5.63 8.77 1.30 6.75
35 5.84 1.90 3.07 7.22 2.03 3.55 7.31 1.76 4.15 7.87 1.58 4.98 8.43 1.44 5.84
40 3.80 1.51 2.52 5.08 1.81 2.81 5.91 1.73 3.41 6.63 1.68 3.95 7.88 1.64 4.80
43 2.58 1.15 2.24 3.80 1.52 2.51 5.08 1.56 3.26 5.88 1.57 3.74 7.55 1.59 4.73
Normal
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 4.24 0.42 10.18 5.19 0.38 13.72 5.50 0.42 12.96
0 / / / / / / 4.07 0.48 8.48 5.02 0.44 11.39 5.33 0.48 11.01
5 / / / / / / 3.64 0.58 6.31 4.54 0.53 8.61 4.91 0.58 8.49
10 / / / / / / 5.08 0.82 6.18 5.55 0.71 7.86 6.06 0.65 9.31
15 / / / 4.42 0.78 5.65 6.79 1.15 5.89 7.00 0.99 7.06 7.44 0.80 9.29
20 4.22 1.02 4.14 5.36 1.08 4.96 6.80 1.16 5.88 7.17 1.03 6.94 7.82 0.87 8.98
25 5.67 1.35 4.21 6.05 1.35 4.49 6.96 1.21 5.74 7.44 1.07 6.98 8.05 0.91 8.85
30 5.23 1.40 3.74 6.08 1.48 4.10 6.67 1.32 5.06 7.25 1.20 6.05 7.85 1.06 7.44
35 4.54 1.41 3.22 5.93 1.55 3.83 6.02 1.35 4.47 6.87 1.28 5.36 7.69 1.20 6.39

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43 2.12 0.91 2.33 2.99 1.15 2.59 4.04 1.18 3.43 5.04 1.25 4.04 5.97 1.15 5.18
Minimum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 2.75 0.25 10.92 3.35 0.23 14.26 3.57 0.27 13.17
0 / / / / / / 2.64 0.29 9.00 3.25 0.28 11.72 3.47 0.31 11.08
5 / / / / / / 1.96 0.28 6.95 2.46 0.27 9.16 2.64 0.30 8.84
10 / / / / / / 2.81 0.41 6.87 3.10 0.37 8.44 3.36 0.34 9.78
15 / / / 2.71 0.45 5.99 3.64 0.58 6.29 3.50 0.45 7.80 4.25 0.41 10.32
20 2.13 0.50 4.30 2.35 0.45 5.17 3.38 0.54 6.23 3.95 0.54 7.32 4.44 0.47 9.50
25 2.72 0.63 4.31 2.50 0.53 4.72 3.29 0.54 6.04 3.92 0.53 7.33 4.38 0.47 9.28
30 2.48 0.65 3.81 2.49 0.58 4.30 3.12 0.59 5.30 3.79 0.59 6.38 4.23 0.55 7.72
35 2.07 0.62 3.31 2.75 0.69 4.00 3.01 0.63 4.79 3.66 0.63 5.81 4.23 0.62 6.84
40 1.40 0.52 2.69 2.01 0.64 3.12 2.52 0.66 3.82 3.18 0.71 4.50 4.07 0.74 5.51
43 0.73 0.31 2.38 1.43 0.53 2.68 2.11 0.59 3.57 2.57 0.62 4.17 3.80 0.71 5.38
Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
CC: Total cooling capacity (kW)
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Table 2-5.10: MHA-V8W/D2N8-B cooling capacity
Maximum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 6.39 0.63 10.07 8.21 0.76 10.82 8.74 0.71 12.31
0 / / / / / / 6.17 0.71 8.69 7.26 0.74 9.76 7.76 0.70 11.05
5 / / / / / / 5.96 0.82 7.30 6.30 0.72 8.69 6.78 0.69 9.78
10 / / / / / / 6.29 0.74 8.54 7.91 0.84 9.45 8.30 0.79 10.53
15 / / / 5.97 0.87 6.84 7.33 0.99 7.38 9.11 1.15 7.94 9.73 1.12 8.67
20 5.68 1.15 4.96 7.06 1.29 5.46 8.38 1.35 6.22 10.31 1.60 6.43 11.15 1.64 6.81
25 6.47 1.48 4.36 7.82 1.63 4.81 9.26 1.68 5.52 11.25 1.90 5.92 12.76 2.02 6.33
30 7.27 1.89 3.85 8.57 2.01 4.25 10.15 2.06 4.93 12.20 2.20 5.54 14.36 2.40 6.00
35 7.39 2.25 3.28 8.77 2.31 3.80 10.21 2.31 4.43 11.74 2.40 4.89 13.59 2.50 5.42
40 6.61 2.52 2.62 7.42 2.37 3.14 8.88 2.53 3.51 10.23 2.51 4.07 12.27 2.83 4.34
43 5.09 2.28 2.23 5.64 2.19 2.58 6.73 2.13 3.16 8.15 2.17 3.75 10.04 2.49 4.03
Normal
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 5.14 0.45 11.38 6.68 0.53 12.50 7.10 0.51 14.03
0 / / / / / / 4.98 0.50 9.94 5.91 0.52 11.31 6.31 0.49 12.86
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5 / / / / / / 4.77 0.60 7.96 5.05 0.52 9.69 5.50 0.51 10.76

10 / / / / / / 5.05 0.54 9.32 6.37 0.60 10.55 6.75 0.58 11.60
15 / / / 4.48 0.62 7.24 6.16 0.79 7.83 7.83 0.90 8.70 8.17 0.86 9.55
20 4.43 0.85 5.21 5.71 0.97 5.86 6.99 1.04 6.69 8.87 1.28 6.95 9.71 1.29 7.50
25 5.13 1.11 4.61 6.42 1.24 5.17 7.84 1.33 5.87 9.82 1.52 6.46 11.26 1.59 7.09
30 5.84 1.42 4.10 7.14 1.57 4.54 8.71 1.65 5.28 10.80 1.82 5.94 12.86 1.95 6.61
35 5.75 1.67 3.45 7.20 1.76 4.09 8.42 1.76 4.77 10.25 1.95 5.26 12.39 2.09 5.94
40 5.40 1.92 2.81 6.27 1.86 3.38 7.73 2.04 3.79 9.18 2.06 4.47 11.14 2.28 4.89
43 4.18 1.80 2.32 4.44 1.66 2.67 5.36 1.61 3.32 6.98 1.72 4.06 7.94 1.80 4.41
Minimum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 3.33 0.28 11.86 4.31 0.33 12.89 4.60 0.31 14.71
0 / / / / / / 3.23 0.31 10.38 3.83 0.32 11.79 4.11 0.31 13.34
5 / / / / / / 2.57 0.30 8.55 2.74 0.27 10.29 2.96 0.26 11.57
10 / / / / / / 2.80 0.28 10.11 3.56 0.31 11.31 3.75 0.30 12.59
15 / / / 2.75 0.36 7.69 3.30 0.39 8.37 3.92 0.41 9.62 4.67 0.44 10.61
20 2.24 0.41 5.42 2.50 0.41 6.12 3.47 0.49 7.09 4.88 0.67 7.33 5.51 0.69 7.93
25 2.46 0.52 4.73 2.66 0.49 5.43 3.71 0.60 6.18 5.18 0.76 6.78 6.12 0.82 7.44
30 2.78 0.66 4.19 2.93 0.62 4.76 4.08 0.74 5.53 5.64 0.90 6.28 6.92 1.01 6.86
35 2.62 0.74 3.54 3.34 0.78 4.28 4.21 0.82 5.12 5.46 0.96 5.70 6.82 1.07 6.36
40 2.44 0.87 2.80 2.94 0.84 3.48 3.79 0.97 3.93 4.91 1.06 4.64 6.34 1.28 4.97
43 1.43 0.60 2.37 2.12 0.77 2.76 2.80 0.81 3.46 3.55 0.85 4.18 5.06 1.11 4.58
Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
CC: Total cooling capacity (kW)
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Maximum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 6.83 0.69 9.92 8.79 0.82 10.66 9.35 0.77 12.13
0 / / / / / / 6.61 0.77 8.56 7.76 0.81 9.61 8.30 0.76 10.88
5 / / / / / / 6.38 0.89 7.19 6.74 0.79 8.56 7.25 0.75 9.63
10 / / / / / / 6.55 0.75 8.73 8.17 0.80 10.18 8.80 0.86 10.22
15 / / / 6.30 1.07 5.89 7.61 1.03 7.35 9.48 1.13 8.38 10.64 1.20 8.84
20 6.20 1.28 4.86 7.19 1.39 5.17 8.67 1.45 5.97 10.79 1.64 6.57 12.49 1.68 7.45
25 7.13 1.68 4.24 8.26 1.81 4.56 9.87 1.88 5.24 12.00 2.07 5.79 13.93 2.17 6.42
30 8.06 2.17 3.71 9.34 2.31 4.05 11.08 2.40 4.62 13.21 2.57 5.14 15.37 2.79 5.51
35 8.13 2.48 3.12 9.48 2.43 3.72 11.03 2.62 4.21 12.70 2.68 4.73 14.51 2.87 5.06
40 6.61 2.52 2.62 7.42 2.37 3.14 8.88 2.53 3.51 10.23 2.51 4.07 12.27 2.83 4.34
43 5.09 2.28 2.23 5.64 2.19 2.58 6.73 2.13 3.16 8.15 2.17 3.75 10.04 2.49 4.03
Normal
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 5.50 0.49 11.21 7.15 0.58 12.31 7.59 0.55 13.82
0 / / / / / / 5.33 0.54 9.79 6.33 0.57 11.14 6.75 0.53 12.66
5 / / / / / / 5.11 0.65 7.84 5.41 0.57 9.54 5.88 0.56 10.60
10 / / / / / / 5.26 0.55 9.53 6.58 0.58 11.37 7.16 0.64 11.26
15 / / / 4.73 0.76 6.24 6.39 0.82 7.80 8.15 0.89 9.18 8.94 0.92 9.74
20 4.83 0.95 5.11 5.82 1.05 5.55 7.23 1.13 6.42 9.29 1.31 7.10 10.87 1.32 8.21
25 5.65 1.26 4.49 6.78 1.38 4.91 8.35 1.50 5.58 10.47 1.66 6.32 12.30 1.71 7.18
30 6.48 1.64 3.95 7.78 1.80 4.32 9.51 1.92 4.95 11.69 2.12 5.51 13.76 2.26 6.08
35 6.31 1.93 3.28 7.78 1.94 4.01 9.09 2.01 4.53 11.08 2.18 5.09 13.23 2.39 5.54

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40 5.40 1.92 2.81 6.27 1.86 3.38 7.73 2.04 3.79 9.18 2.06 4.47 11.14 2.28 4.89
43 4.18 1.80 2.32 4.44 1.66 2.67 5.36 1.61 3.32 6.98 1.72 4.06 7.94 1.80 4.41
Minimum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 3.56 0.30 11.68 4.61 0.36 12.69 4.93 0.34 14.49
0 / / / / / / 3.46 0.34 10.23 4.09 0.35 11.61 4.39 0.33 13.14
5 / / / / / / 2.75 0.33 8.42 2.93 0.29 10.13 3.17 0.28 11.40
10 / / / / / / 2.92 0.28 10.33 3.67 0.30 12.18 3.97 0.33 12.22
15 / / / 2.90 0.44 6.62 3.42 0.41 8.33 4.08 0.40 10.14 5.11 0.47 10.81
20 2.44 0.46 5.31 2.55 0.44 5.79 3.59 0.53 6.81 5.11 0.68 7.49 6.17 0.71 8.68
25 2.71 0.59 4.60 2.81 0.55 5.15 3.95 0.67 5.88 5.52 0.83 6.64 6.69 0.89 7.54
30 3.08 0.76 4.03 3.19 0.70 4.53 4.45 0.86 5.19 6.10 1.05 5.82 7.41 1.18 6.30
35 2.88 0.85 3.37 3.61 0.86 4.19 4.55 0.94 4.86 5.90 1.07 5.52 7.28 1.23 5.93
40 2.44 0.87 2.80 2.94 0.84 3.48 3.79 0.97 3.93 4.91 1.06 4.64 6.34 1.28 4.97
43 1.43 0.60 2.37 2.12 0.77 2.76 2.80 0.81 3.46 3.55 0.85 4.18 5.06 1.11 4.58
Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
CC: Total cooling capacity (kW)
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Maximum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 9.55 1.27 7.50 10.39 1.41 7.37 11.39 1.36 8.35
0 / / / / / / 9.33 1.57 5.93 10.90 1.49 7.32 11.89 1.50 7.92
5 / / / / / / 9.12 1.71 5.32 11.41 1.57 7.27 12.38 1.64 7.57
10 / / / / / / 10.81 2.05 5.27 13.14 1.92 6.85 14.18 1.94 7.32
15 / / / 10.51 2.32 4.53 12.50 2.33 5.36 14.87 2.27 6.56 15.98 2.24 7.14
20 7.78 2.03 3.83 12.15 2.96 4.10 14.16 3.12 4.54 15.93 3.14 5.08 16.53 2.84 5.82
25 10.10 3.00 3.37 13.80 3.61 3.82 15.82 3.91 4.04 17.00 4.01 4.24 17.07 3.44 4.96
30 9.99 3.58 2.79 13.43 4.13 3.25 15.18 4.17 3.64 16.17 4.15 3.90 16.11 3.74 4.31
35 9.89 4.52 2.19 13.07 4.90 2.67 14.53 4.56 3.19 15.34 4.38 3.51 15.26 4.00 3.81
40 8.11 4.53 1.79 9.87 4.33 2.28 10.67 3.92 2.72 12.19 4.05 3.01 13.23 3.77 3.51
43 5.20 3.72 1.40 6.11 3.26 1.87 7.33 3.02 2.43 8.53 3.19 2.67 10.68 3.26 3.27
Normal
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 7.69 0.91 8.47 8.46 0.99 8.51 9.25 0.97 9.52
0 / / / / / / 7.53 1.11 6.78 8.89 1.05 8.48 9.67 1.05 9.22
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5 / / / / / / 7.30 1.26 5.80 9.16 1.13 8.10 10.05 1.21 8.32

10 / / / / / / 8.68 1.51 5.75 10.57 1.38 7.65 11.54 1.43 8.07
15 / / / 7.88 1.62 4.86 10.50 1.80 5.82 12.78 1.74 7.36 13.43 1.67 8.05
20 6.07 1.51 4.02 9.83 2.20 4.46 11.81 2.36 4.99 13.71 2.44 5.61 14.39 2.19 6.56
25 8.00 2.24 3.56 11.33 2.71 4.17 13.39 3.04 4.41 14.84 3.14 4.73 15.07 2.65 5.68
30 8.04 2.71 2.97 11.19 3.18 3.52 13.03 3.27 3.99 14.31 3.34 4.28 14.43 2.97 4.86
35 7.68 3.34 2.30 10.73 3.69 2.91 11.97 3.41 3.51 13.39 3.47 3.86 13.91 3.26 4.27
40 6.62 3.45 1.92 8.35 3.35 2.49 9.28 3.09 3.00 10.94 3.24 3.38 12.00 2.97 4.05
43 4.27 2.93 1.45 4.80 2.44 1.97 5.83 2.23 2.61 7.30 2.47 2.96 8.44 2.30 3.66
Minimum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 4.98 0.56 8.83 5.46 0.62 8.78 6.00 0.60 9.98
0 / / / / / / 4.88 0.69 7.09 5.75 0.65 8.84 6.29 0.66 9.56
5 / / / / / / 3.93 0.63 6.23 4.96 0.58 8.61 5.41 0.60 8.95
10 / / / / / / 4.81 0.77 6.24 5.91 0.72 8.20 6.40 0.73 8.75
15 / / / 4.83 0.94 5.16 5.63 0.91 6.22 6.39 0.79 8.11 7.67 0.86 8.92
20 3.07 0.73 4.18 4.30 0.92 4.65 5.86 1.11 5.29 7.55 1.28 5.92 8.16 1.18 6.93
25 3.84 1.05 3.65 4.69 1.07 4.38 6.33 1.36 4.64 7.82 1.58 4.96 8.19 1.38 5.95
30 3.82 1.26 3.03 4.59 1.25 3.68 6.10 1.46 4.17 7.47 1.65 4.51 7.77 1.54 5.04
35 3.50 1.48 2.36 4.98 1.64 3.04 5.99 1.59 3.76 7.13 1.71 4.18 7.66 1.68 4.56
40 2.99 1.56 1.91 3.91 1.53 2.56 4.55 1.46 3.11 5.85 1.67 3.50 6.83 1.66 4.12
43 1.46 0.98 1.48 2.30 1.13 2.03 3.05 1.12 2.72 3.72 1.22 3.04 5.38 1.42 3.80
Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
CC: Total cooling capacity (kW)
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Maximum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 10.0 1.32 7.57 10.9 1.47 7.44 12.0 1.42 8.43
0 / / / / / / 9.80 1.67 5.87 11.4 1.58 7.24 12.5 1.59 7.84
5 / / / / / / 9.57 1.76 5.44 12.0 1.61 7.43 13.0 1.68 7.73
10 / / / / / / 11.3 2.18 5.21 13.1 1.92 6.85 14.2 1.94 7.32
15 / / / 11.0 2.32 4.60 13.1 2.32 5.45 15.5 2.32 6.67 16.4 2.32 7.26
20 8.17 2.17 3.77 12.8 3.16 4.04 14.9 3.33 4.47 15.9 3.14 5.08 16.5 2.84 5.82
25 10.6 3.19 3.32 14.5 3.84 3.77 16.6 4.16 3.99 17.0 4.01 4.24 17.1 3.44 4.96
30 10.5 3.96 2.65 14.1 4.53 3.11 15.9 4.56 3.49 16.2 4.18 3.87 16.1 3.74 4.31
35 10.4 4.81 2.16 13.7 5.32 2.58 15.3 4.88 3.13 15.3 4.44 3.45 15.3 4.12 3.71
40 8.11 4.53 1.79 9.87 4.33 2.28 10.7 3.92 2.72 12.2 4.05 3.01 13.2 3.77 3.51
43 5.20 3.72 1.40 6.11 3.26 1.87 7.33 3.02 2.43 8.53 3.19 2.67 10.7 3.26 3.27
Normal
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 8.07 0.94 8.56 8.88 1.03 8.60 9.72 1.01 9.61
0 / / / / / / 7.90 1.18 6.71 9.33 1.11 8.39 10.2 1.11 9.13
5 / / / / / / 7.67 1.29 5.93 9.61 1.16 8.28 10.6 1.24 8.50
10 / / / / / / 9.12 1.60 5.69 10.6 1.38 7.65 11.5 1.43 8.07
15 / / / 8.24 1.67 4.94 11.0 1.85 5.92 13.4 1.79 7.48 13.8 1.68 8.19
20 6.37 1.61 3.96 10.3 2.35 4.40 12.4 2.52 4.92 13.7 2.44 5.61 14.4 2.19 6.56
25 8.40 2.39 3.52 11.9 2.89 4.12 14.1 3.23 4.35 14.8 3.14 4.73 15.1 2.65 5.68
30 8.44 2.99 2.82 11.8 3.49 3.37 13.7 3.57 3.83 14.3 3.37 4.25 14.4 2.97 4.86
35 8.07 3.56 2.27 11.3 4.00 2.81 12.6 3.65 3.45 13.4 3.52 3.80 13.9 3.35 4.15

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40 6.62 3.45 1.92 8.35 3.35 2.49 9.28 3.09 3.00 10.9 3.24 3.38 12.0 2.97 4.05
43 4.27 2.93 1.45 4.80 2.44 1.97 5.83 2.23 2.61 7.30 2.47 2.96 8.44 2.30 3.66
Minimum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 5.22 0.59 8.92 5.73 0.65 8.86 6.30 0.63 10.08
0 / / / / / / 5.13 0.73 7.01 6.04 0.69 8.75 6.61 0.70 9.47
5 / / / / / / 4.12 0.65 6.37 5.21 0.59 8.80 5.68 0.62 9.15
10 / / / / / / 5.06 0.82 6.16 5.91 0.72 8.20 6.40 0.73 8.75
15 / / / 5.05 0.96 5.24 5.88 0.93 6.32 6.68 0.81 8.25 7.86 0.87 9.07
20 3.22 0.78 4.12 4.52 0.99 4.58 6.16 1.18 5.21 7.55 1.28 5.92 8.16 1.18 6.93
25 4.03 1.12 3.60 4.93 1.14 4.32 6.65 1.45 4.58 7.82 1.58 4.96 8.19 1.38 5.95
30 4.01 1.39 2.88 4.82 1.37 3.53 6.41 1.60 4.01 7.47 1.67 4.48 7.77 1.54 5.04
35 3.67 1.58 2.33 5.23 1.78 2.94 6.29 1.70 3.69 7.13 1.73 4.11 7.66 1.73 4.44
40 2.99 1.56 1.91 3.91 1.53 2.56 4.55 1.46 3.11 5.85 1.67 3.50 6.83 1.66 4.12
43 1.46 0.98 1.48 2.30 1.13 2.03 3.05 1.12 2.72 3.72 1.22 3.04 5.38 1.42 3.80
Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
CC: Total cooling capacity (kW)
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Maximum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 10.0 1.32 7.57 10.9 1.47 7.44 12.0 1.42 8.43
0 / / / / / / 9.80 1.67 5.87 11.4 1.58 7.24 12.5 1.59 7.84
5 / / / / / / 9.57 1.76 5.44 12.0 1.61 7.43 13.0 1.68 7.73
10 / / / / / / 11.3 2.18 5.21 13.1 1.92 6.85 14.2 1.94 7.32
15 / / / 11.4 2.43 4.67 13.5 2.44 5.53 16.1 2.37 6.77 17.0 2.30 7.37
20 8.99 2.43 3.70 14.0 3.55 3.96 15.8 3.56 4.42 16.9 3.36 5.03 17.5 3.04 5.76
25 11.7 3.59 3.25 15.9 4.32 3.69 17.4 4.47 3.90 17.9 4.31 4.14 17.9 3.70 4.84
30 11.5 4.46 2.59 15.5 5.11 3.04 17.2 5.05 3.41 17.1 4.66 3.68 16.9 4.02 4.21
35 11.4 5.42 2.11 15.1 6.00 2.52 16.5 5.60 2.94 16.3 4.96 3.27 16.2 4.47 3.62
40 8.92 5.11 1.75 10.9 4.89 2.22 11.7 4.42 2.65 13.4 4.69 2.86 14.6 4.36 3.34
43 5.98 4.50 1.33 7.33 4.12 1.78 9.01 3.91 2.31 10.5 4.13 2.54 12.0 3.85 3.11
Normal
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 8.07 0.94 8.56 8.88 1.03 8.60 9.72 1.01 9.61
0 / / / / / / 7.90 1.18 6.71 9.33 1.11 8.39 10.2 1.11 9.13
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5 / / / / / / 7.67 1.29 5.93 9.61 1.16 8.28 10.6 1.24 8.50

10 / / / / / / 9.12 1.60 5.69 10.6 1.38 7.65 11.5 1.43 8.07
15 / / / 8.52 1.70 5.02 11.4 1.89 6.01 13.8 1.82 7.59 14.2 1.71 8.31
20 7.01 1.80 3.88 11.4 2.63 4.31 13.1 2.70 4.87 14.5 2.62 5.56 15.3 2.35 6.49
25 9.24 2.69 3.43 13.1 3.25 4.02 14.8 3.47 4.25 15.6 3.37 4.62 15.8 2.85 5.55
30 9.28 3.37 2.75 12.9 3.93 3.29 14.8 3.95 3.74 15.2 3.75 4.04 15.1 3.19 4.75
35 8.87 4.01 2.21 12.4 4.51 2.75 13.6 4.19 3.24 14.2 3.94 3.60 14.7 3.64 4.05
40 7.28 3.89 1.87 9.18 3.78 2.43 10.2 3.49 2.93 12.0 3.75 3.21 13.2 3.43 3.84
43 4.91 3.55 1.38 5.76 3.08 1.87 7.17 2.89 2.48 8.98 3.20 2.81 9.46 2.72 3.48
Minimum
LWT
DB 5 10 15 20 25
CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER CC PI EER
-5 / / / / / / 5.22 0.59 8.92 5.73 0.65 8.86 6.30 0.63 10.08
0 / / / / / / 5.13 0.73 7.01 6.04 0.69 8.75 6.61 0.70 9.47
5 / / / / / / 4.12 0.65 6.37 5.21 0.59 8.80 5.68 0.62 9.15
10 / / / / / / 5.06 0.82 6.16 5.91 0.72 8.20 6.40 0.73 8.75
15 / / / 5.23 0.98 5.32 6.08 0.95 6.41 6.91 0.83 8.37 8.14 0.88 9.21
20 3.54 0.88 4.04 4.97 1.11 4.49 6.53 1.27 5.15 8.01 1.37 5.86 8.65 1.26 6.86
25 4.43 1.26 3.52 5.42 1.28 4.22 6.98 1.56 4.47 8.21 1.69 4.85 8.60 1.48 5.81
30 4.41 1.57 2.81 5.31 1.54 3.44 6.92 1.77 3.91 7.92 1.86 4.26 8.15 1.66 4.92
35 4.04 1.78 2.27 5.75 2.00 2.87 6.79 1.96 3.47 7.56 1.94 3.90 8.12 1.87 4.33
40 3.29 1.76 1.86 4.30 1.72 2.50 5.01 1.65 3.03 6.43 1.93 3.33 7.52 1.92 3.91
43 1.68 1.19 1.41 2.76 1.43 1.93 3.75 1.45 2.58 4.57 1.58 2.89 6.03 1.67 3.61
Abbreviations:
LWT: Leaving water temperature (°C )
DB: Dry-bulb temperature for Outdoor air temperature (°C )
CC: Total cooling capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (kW)

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Figure 2-6.1: Heating operating limits

Figure 2-6.2: Cooling operating limits

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Figure 2-6.3: Domestic hot water operating limits

Abbreviations:
T4: Outdoor temperature (°C)
T1: Leaving water temperature (°C)
Notes:
1. If IBH/AHS setting is valid, only IBH/AHS turns on; If IBH/AHS setting is invalid, only heat pump turns on
2. Water flow temperature drop or rise interval
3. IBH/AHS only

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Figure 2-7.1: HB-A60(100)/CGN8-B hydronic performance

100
90
Provide outside pressure（KPa）

80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
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Water flow（m3/h）

Figure 2-7.2: HB-A160/CGN8-B hydronic performance

90
Provide outside pressure（KPa）

80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.6 0.9 1.2 1.5 1.8 2.1 2.4 2.7 3.0

Water flow（m3/h）

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8.1 Overall
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Table 2-8.1: Sound pressure levels
Model name dB
MHA-V4W/D2N8-B 44
MHA-V6W/D2N8-B 45
MHA-V8W/D2N8-B 46
MHA-V10W/D2N8-B 49
MHA-V12W/D2RN8-B 50
MHA-V14W/D2RN8-B 51
MHA-V16W/D2RN8-B 55
MHA-V12W/D2RN8-B 50
MHA-V14W/D2RN8-B 51
MHA-V16W/D2RN8-B 55
Notes:
1. Sound pressure level is measured at a position 1m in front of the unit and (1+H)/2m (where H is the height of the unit) above the floor in a semi-anechoic
chamber. During in-situ operation, sound pressure levels may be higher as a result of ambient noise. Sound pressure level is the maximum value tested
under the two conditions of Notes2 and Notes3. For 16kW model, the value is calculated and it is for reference only

Figure 2-8.1: Sound pressure level measurement (unit: mm)

Front

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tno r F
1000
0001

)00(H+1000)/2
01+H(
2

2. Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.; EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C.
3. Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB; EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C..

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Figure 2-8.2: MHA-V4/D2N8-B octave band levels

120
Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;
110
EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C
100
90
Octave band sound pressure level (dB(A)

Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;

NR-90
80 EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰
NR-80
70
NR-70
60 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
NR-60 EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C
50
NR-50
40
NR-40 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
30
NR-30 EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C
20
NR-20
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-10 NR-0
31.5 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000

Octave band center frequency (Hz)

Figure 2-8.3: MHA-V6/D2N8-B octave band levels

120
Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;
110
EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C
100
90
Octave band sound pressure level (dB(A)

Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;

NR-90
80 EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰
NR-80
70
NR-70
60 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
NR-60 EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C
50
NR-50
40
NR-40 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
30
NR-30 EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C
20
NR-20
10
NR-10
0
NR-0
-10
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Figure 2-8.4: MHA-V8/D2N8-B octave band levels

120
Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;
110
EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C
100
90
Octave band sound pressure level (dB(A)

Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;

NR-90
80 EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰
NR-80
70
NR-70
60 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
NR-60 EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C
50
NR-50
40
NR-40 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
30
EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C
20 NR-30

10 NR-20

0 NR-10

NR-0
-10
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Octave band center frequency (Hz)

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Figure 2-8.5: MHA-V10/D2N8-B octave band levels

120
Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;
110
EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C
100
90
Octave band sound pressure level (dB(A)

Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;

80 NR-90
EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰
NR-80
70
NR-70 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
60
NR-60 EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C
50
NR-50
40
NR-40
Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
30
EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C
20 NR-30

10 NR-20

0 NR-10

-10 NR-0
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Figure 2-8.5: MHA-V12/D2N8-B octave band levels

120
Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;
110
EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C
100
90
Octave band sound pressure level (dB(A)

Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;

80 NR-90
EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰
NR-80
70
NR-70 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
60
NR-60 EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C
50
NR-50
40
NR-40
Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
30
EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C
20 NR-30

10 NR-20
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0 NR-10

-10 NR-0
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Octave band center frequency (Hz)

Figure 2-8.5: MHA-V14/D2N8-B octave band levels

120
Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;
110
EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C
100
90
Octave band sound pressure level (dB(A)

Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;

NR-90
80 EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰
NR-80
70
NR-70 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
60
NR-60 EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C
50
40 NR-50

NR-40
Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
30
EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C
20 NR-30

10 NR-20

0 NR-10

-10 NR-0
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Figure 2-8.5: MHA-V12/D2RN8-B octave band levels

120
Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;
110
EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C
100
90
Octave band sound pressure level (dB(A)

Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;

80 NR-90
EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰
NR-80
70
NR-70 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
60
NR-60 EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C
50
NR-50
40
NR-40
Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
30
EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C
20 NR-30

10 NR-20

0 NR-10

-10 NR-0
31.5 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000

Octave band center frequency (Hz)

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Figure 2-8.5: MHA-V14/D2RN8-B octave band levels

120
Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;
110
EWT 30⁰C, LWT 35⁰C
100
90
Octave band sound pressure level (dB(A)

Outdoor air temperature 7⁰C DB, 85% R.H.;

80 NR-90
EWT 40⁰C, LWT 45⁰
NR-80
70
NR-70 Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
60
NR-60 EWT 12⁰C, LWT 7⁰C
50
NR-50
40
NR-40
Outdoor air temperature 35⁰C DB;
30
EWT 23⁰C, LWT 18⁰C
20 NR-30

10 NR-20

0 NR-10

NR-0
-10
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9 Accessories
9.1 Outdoor Unit

Table 2-9.1: Outdoor unit accessories

Name Shape Quantity

Outdoor unit installation and owner’s manual 1

Technical data manual 1

Water outlet connection pipe assembly 1

Energy lable 1

9.2 Hydronic Box

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Table 2-9.2: Hydronic box accessories

Quantity
Name Shape
HB-A60/CGN8-B HB-A100/CGN8-B HB-A160/CGN8-B

Indoor unit installation and owner’s manual 1 1 1

Operation manual 1 1 1

M16 Copper Nut Tamper Cap 1 1 1

M9 Copper Nut Tamper Cap 0 1 1

M6 Copper Nut Tamper Cap 1 0 0

M8 expansion screws 5 5 5

Temperature sensor for domestic hot water tank or

1 1 1
zone 2 water flow

M16 Copper nut 1 1 1

Y-shaped filter 1 1 1

Mounting bracket 1 1 1

Operation manual(Wired controller) 1 1 1

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Part 3
Installation and
Field Settings
1 Preface to Part 3 ...................................................................................... 56

2 Installation............................................................................................... 57

Part 3 - Installation and Field Settings

3 Refrigerant Pipework ............................................................................... 65

4 Water Pipework ....................................................................................... 78

5 Electrical Wiring ....................................................................................... 81

6 DIP Switch Settings .................................................................................. 84

7 Internal Circulator Pump............................................................................. 84

8 User Interface Field Settings ....................................................................... 85

9 Operation parameter ............................................................................. 104

10 Network Configuration Guidelines ......................................................... 105

11 USB Function Guidelines ...................................................................... 110

12 Climate Related Curves ........................................................................ 112

13 Error Code Table................................................................................... 115

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1 Preface to Part 3
1.1 Notes for Installers Boxes
The information contained in this Engineering Data Book may primarily be of use during the system design stage of a
Midea M thermal Split project. Additional important information which may primarily be of use during field installation has
been placed in boxes, such as the example below, titled “Notes for installers”.

Notes for installers 

 Notes for installers boxes contain important information which may primarily be of use during field installation,
rather than during desk-based system design.

1.2 Definitions
In this Engineering Data Book, the term “applicable legislation” refers to all national, local and other laws, standards, codes,
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rules, regulations and other legislation that apply in a given situation.

1.3 Precautions
All system installation including installation of refrigerant piping, water piping and electrical works must only be carried out
by competent and suitably qualified, certified and accredited professionals and in accordance with all applicable
legislation.

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2 Installation
2.1 Acceptance and Unpacking

Notes for installers 

 When units are delivered check whether any damage occurred during shipment. If there is damage to the
surface or outside of a unit, submit a written report to the shipping company.
 Check that the model, specifications and quantity of the units delivered are as ordered.
 Check that all accessories ordered have been included. Retain the Owner's Manual for future reference.

2.2 Hoisting

Notes for installers 

 Do not remove any packaging before hoisting. If units are not packaged or if the packaging is damaged, use
suitable boards or packing material to protect the units.
 Hoist one unit at a time, using two ropes to ensure stability.

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 Keep units upright during hoisting the outdoor unit, ensuring that the angle to the vertical does not exceed 30°.

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2.3 Outdoor unit
2.3.1 Placement Considerations
Placement of the outdoor unit should take account of the following considerations:
Outdoor units should not be exposed to direct radiation from a high-temperature heat source.
Outdoor units should not be installed in positions where dust or dirt may affect heat exchangers.
Outdoor units should not be installed in locations where exposure to oil or to corrosive or harmful gases, such as
acidic or alkaline gases, may occur.
Outdoor units should not be installed in locations where exposure to salinity may occur.
Outdoor units should be installed in well-drained, well-ventilated positions.
Outdoor units should be installed in locations where the noise from the unit will not disturb neighbors.

2.3.2 Strong Wind Installation

Wind of 5m/s or more blowing against an outdoor unit’s air outlet blocks the flow of air through the unit, leading to
deterioration in unit capacity, accelerated frost accumulation
when in heating mode or domestic hot water mode, and potential Figure 3-2.1: Strong wind installation direction
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disruption to operation due to increased pressure in the

refrigerant circuit. Exposure to very strong wind can also cause the
fan to rotate excessively fast, potentially leading to damage to the
fan. In locations where exposure to high winds may occur should
take account of the following considerations:
For installation of the outdoor unit in a place where the wind
direction can be foreseen. Set the outlet side at a right angle
to the direction of the wind, refer to Figure 3-2.1.
If turn the air outlet side toward the building's wall, fence or screen. Make sure there is enough room to do the
installation

2.3.3 Cold Climate Installation

In cold climate locations installation should take account of the following considerations:
Figure 3-2.2: Snow shielding
Never install the unit at a site where the suction side may be exposed directly to wind.
To prevent exposure to wind, install a baffle plate on the air discharge side of the unit.
To prevent exposure to wind, install the unit with its suction side facing the wall.
In areas of heavy snowfall, a canopy should be installed to prevent snow entering the unit.
Additionally, the height of the base structure should be increased so as to raise the unit
further off the ground. Refer to Figure 3-2.2.

2.3.4 Hot Climate Installation

As the outdoor temperature is measured via the outdoor unit air thermistor, make sure to
install the outdoor unit in the shade or a canopy should be constructed to avoid direct sunlight,
so that it is not influenced by the sun’s heat, otherwise protection may be possible to the unit.

2.3.5 Base Structure

Outdoor unit base structure design should take account of the following considerations:
A solid base prevents excess vibration and noise. Outdoor unit bases should be constructed on solid ground or on
structures of sufficient strength to support the unit’s weight.
Bases should be at least 100mm high to provide sufficient drainage and to prevent water ingress into the base of the
unit.
Either steel or concrete bases may be suitable.
Outdoor units should not be installed on supporting structures that could be damaged by water build-in in the event
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of a blocked drain.
Fix the unit securely to foundation by means of the Φ10 expansion bolt. It is best to screw in the foundation bolts
until their length is 20 mm from the foundation surface.

Figure 3-2.3: Outdoor unit fixing

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2.3.6 Drainage
Drainage ditch should be provided to allow drainage of condensate that may form on the air side heat exchanger when
the unit is running in heating mode or domestic hot water mode. The drainage should ensure that condensate is directed
away from roadways and footpaths, especially in locations where the climate is such that condensate may freeze.

Figure 3-2.4: 4-6kW models drainage hole

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Figure 3-2.5: 8-16kW models drainage hole
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2.3.7 Transportation support

For 12/14/16kW model, there is a transportation support which is used to protect tubes from breaking during
transportation and this support should be taken off before turning on the heat pump.

Figure 3-2.6: 12-16kW models 2.3.7 transportation support

Remove the
transportation support

12/14/16 kW

2.3.8 Spacing
Single unit installation
Outdoor unit must be spaced such that sufficient air may flow through each unit. Sufficient airflow across heat exchangers
is essential for outdoor units to function properly.

Figure 3-2.7: Single unit installation requirement (Unit: mm)

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Stacked installation

Figure 3-2.8: Installation with obstacles in front of the unit Table 3-2.1: Minimum spacing from obstacles in front of the unit
Model name A (mm)
MHA-V4W/D2N8-B
MHA-V6W/D2N8-B
MHA-V8W/D2N8-B
MHA-V10W/D2N8-B
MHA-V12W/D2N8-B
2000
MHA-V14W/D2N8-B
MHA-V16W/D2N8-B
MHA-V12W/D2RN8-B
MHA-V14W/D2RN8-B
MHA-V16W/D2RN8-B

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Figure 3-2.9: Installation with obstacles behind the unit

Installation in Rows
Figure 3-2.10: Single row installation

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Table 3-2.2: Single row installation spacing requirements
Model name A (mm) B1 (mm) B2 (mm) C (mm)
MHA-V4W/D2N8
MHA-V6W/D2N8
MHA-V8W/D2N8
MHA-V10W/D2N8
MHA-V12W/D2N8-B
≥3000 ≥2000 ≥150 ≥600
MHA-V14W/D2N8-B
MHA-V16W/D2N8-B
MHA-V12W/D2RN8-B
MHA-V14W/D2RN8-B
MHA-V16W/D2RN8-B

Figure 3-2.11: Multi-row installation

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Table 3-2.3: Multiple row installation spacing requirements

Model name A (mm) B1 (mm) B2 (mm) C (mm)
MHA-V4W/D2N8
MHA-V6W/D2N8
MHA-V8W/D2N8
MHA-V10W/D2N8
MHA-V12W/D2N8-B
≥3000 ≥2000 ≥300 ≥600
MHA-V14W/D2N8-B
MHA-V16W/D2N8-B
MHA-V12W/D2RN8-B
MHA-V14W/D2RN8-B
MHA-V16W/D2RN8-B

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2.4 Hydronic box
2.4.1 Placement Considerations
Hydronic box should be installed in positions that are as close as possible to the heat emitters.
Hydronic box should be installed in positions that are sufficiently close to the desired position of the wired controller
that the controller’s wiring length limitation will not be exceeded.
In systems that are configured to heat domestic hot water, hydronic box should be installed in positions that are
sufficiently close to the domestic hot water tank that the temperature sensor wiring length limitations will not be
exceeded.

2.4.2 Mounting the hydronic box

Fix the wall mounting bracket to the wall using appropriate plugs and screws.
Figure 3-2.12: Wall bracket Figure 3-2.13: Hydronic box backside

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Make sure the wall mounting bracket is completely level. When the unit is not installed level, air might get trapped in
the water circuit resulting in malfunctioning of the unit. Pay special attention to this when installing the hydronic box
to prevent overflow of the drain pan.
Hang the hydronic box on the wall mounting bracket.
Fix the hydronic box at the bottom inside using appropriate plugs and screws. The hydronic box is equipped with 2
holes at the bottom outer edges of the frame.
Figure 3-2.14: Fix hydronic box

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2.4.3 Service space requirement
The service space requirements refer to Figure 3-2.15.

Figure 3-2.15: Service space requirement (unit:mm)

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2.4.4 Drainage
The drainage connections of hydronic box refer to Figure 3-2.16.
Figure 3-2.16: Drainage

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3 Refrigerant Pipework
3.1 Permitted Piping Length and Level Difference
The piping length and level difference limitations that apply are summarized in Table 3-3.1. Before installation, it is
necessary to check if the piping length and height difference are meeting the requirements.
Table 3-3.1: Permitted Piping Length and Level Difference
Models 4-16kW
Max. piping length 30m
Max. difference in height 20m

Figure 3-3.1: Connect method

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The largest level difference between indoor unit and outdoor unit should not exceed 20m.

3.2 Pipe Size and Connect method

Table 3-3.2: Refrigerant pipe connection
Models 4/6kW 8/10kW 12/14/16kW

Pipe connect

Pipe size Gas side (Φ15.9); Liquid side Gas side (Φ15.9); Liquid side Gas side (Φ15.9); Liquid side (Φ9.52);
(Φ6.35); (Φ9.52);
Connect method Flare Flare Flare

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3.3 Procedure and Principles
3.3.1 Installation procedure

Notes for installers 

Installation of the refrigerant piping system should proceed in the following order:

Pipe Pipe brazing Pipe Gas tightness Joint

Vacuum drying
insulation and installation flushing test insulation

Note: Pipe flushing should be performed once the brazed connections have been completed with the exception of
the final connections to the indoor units. That is, flushing should be performed once the outdoor units have been
connected but before the indoor units are connected.
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3.3.2 Three principles for refrigerant piping

Reasons Measures

Particles such as oxide produced  Seal piping during storage1

CLEAN during brazing and/or building dust  Flow nitrogen during brazing2
can lead to compressor malfunction  Pipe flushing3

Moisture can lead to ice formation or

oxidization of internal components  Pipe flushing3
DRY leading to abnormal operation or  Vacuum drying4
compressor damage

 Pipe manipulation5 and brazing2

Imperfect seals can lead to refrigerant
SEALED leakage
techniques
 Gastightness test6

Notes:
1. See Part 3, 3.4.1 “Pipe delivery, storage and sealing”.
2. See Part 3, 3.7 “Brazing”.
3. See Part 3, 3.8 “Pipe Flushing”.
4. See Part 3, 3.10 “Vacuum Drying”.
5. See Part 3, 0 “Manipulating Copper Piping”.
6. See Part 3, 3.9 “Gas tightness Test”.

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3.4 Storing Copper Piping
3.4.1 Pipe delivery, storage and sealing

Notes for installers 

 Ensure that piping does not get bent or deformed during delivery or whilst stored.
 On construction sites store piping in a designated location.
 To prevent dust or moisture entering, piping should be kept sealed whilst in storage and until it is about to be
connected. If piping is to be used soon, seal the openings with plugs or adhesive tape. If piping is to be stored
for a long time, charge the piping with nitrogen at 0.2-0.5MPa and seal the openings by brazing.
 Storing piping directly on the ground risks dust or water ingress. Wooden supports can be used to raise piping
off the ground.
 During installation, ensure that piping to be inserted through a hole in a wall is sealed to ensure dust and/or
fragments of wall do not enter.
 Be sure to seal piping being installed outdoors (especially if being installed vertically) to prevent rain entering.

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3.5 Manipulating Copper Piping
3.5.1 De-oiling

Notes for installers 

 Lubrication oil used during some copper pipe manufacturing processes can cause deposits to form in R32
refrigerant systems, causing system errors. Oil-free copper piping should therefore be selected. If ordinary (oily)
copper piping is used, it must be cleaned with gauze dipped in tetrachloroethylene solution prior to installation.

Caution
 Never use carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) for pipe cleansing or flushing, as doing so will seriously damage the
system.

3.5.2 Cutting copper piping and removing burrs

Notes for installers 

 Use a pipe cutter rather than a saw or cutting machine to cut piping. Rotate the piping evenly and slowly,
applying even force to ensure that the piping does not become deformed during cutting. Using a saw or cutting
machine to cut piping runs the risk of copper shavings entering the piping. Copper shavings are difficult to
remove and pose a serious risk to the system if they enter the compressor or block the throttling unit.
 After cutting using a pipe cutter, use a reamer/scraper to remove any burrs that have formed at the opening,
keeping the opening of the piping downwards to avoid copper shavings from entering the piping.
 Remove burrs carefully to avoid scratches, which may prevent a proper seal being formed and lead to
refrigerant leakage.

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3.5.3 Expanding copper piping ends

Notes for installers 

 Ends of copper piping can be expanded so that another length of piping can be inserted and the joint brazed.
 Insert the expanding head of the pipe expander into the pipe. After completing pipe expansion, rotate the
copper pipe a few degrees to rectify the straight line mark left by the expanding head.

Caution
 Ensure that the expanded section of piping is smooth and even. Remove any burrs that remain after cutting.

Figure 3-3.2: Expanding copper piping ends

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3.5.4 Flared joints

Flared joints should be used where a screw thread connection is required.

Notes for installers 

 Before flaring 1/2H (half hard) piping, anneal the end of the pipe to be flared.
 Remember to place the flare nut on the piping before flaring.
 Ensure the flared opening is not cracked, deformed or scratched, otherwise it will not form a good seal and
refrigerant leakage may occur.
 The diameter of the flared opening should be within the ranges specified in Table 3-3.3. Refer to Figure 3-3.3.

Table 3-3.3: Flared opening size ranges Figure 3-3.3: Flared opening
Pipe (mm) Flared opening diameter (A) (mm)
Ф6.35 8.7 - 9.1
Ф9.53 12.8 - 13.2
Ф12.7 16.2 - 16.6
Ф15.9 19.3 - 19.7
Ф19.1 23.6 - 24.0

 When connecting a flared joint, apply some compressor oil to the inner and outer surfaces of the flared opening
to facilitate the connection and rotation of the flare nut, ensure firm connection between the sealing surface
and the bearing surface, and avoid the pipe becoming deformed.

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3.5.5 Bending piping
Bending copper piping reduces the number of brazed joints required and can improve quality and save material.

Notes for installers 

Piping bending methods
 Hand bending is suitable for thin copper piping (Ф6. 35mm - Ф12. 7mm).
 Mechanical bending (using a bending spring, manual bending machine or powered bending machine) is suitable
for a wide range of diameters (Ф6. 35mm - Ф54.0mm).

Caution
 When using a spring bender, ensure that the bender is clean Figure 3-3.4: Pipe bending in excess of 90°
before inserting it in the piping.
 After bending a copper pipe, ensure that there are no wrinkles or
deformation on either side of the pipe.
 Ensure that bend angles do not exceed 90°, otherwise wrinkles
may appear on the inner side of the pipe, and the pipe may

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buckle or crack. Refer to Figure 3-3.4.
 Do not use a pipe that has buckled during the bending process;
ensure that the cross section at the bend is greater than 2/3 of
the original area.

3.6 Refrigerant Piping Supports

Table 3-3.4: Refrigerant piping support spacings
When the air conditioning is running, the refrigerant piping will deform
(shrink, expand and droop). To avoid damage to piping, hangers or Interval between support points (m)
Pipe (mm)
supports should be spaced as per the criteria in the Table 3-3.4. In Horizontal Piping Vertical Piping

general, the gas and liquid pipes should be suspended in parallel and < Ф20 1 1.5

the interval between support points should be selected according to Ф20 – Ф40 1.5 2

the diameter of the gas pipe. > Ф40 2 2.5

Suitable insulation should be provided between the piping and the supports. If wooden dowels or blocks are to be used,
use wood that has undergone preservative treatment.

Changes in refrigerant flow direction and refrigerant temperature result in movement, expansion and shrinkage of the
refrigerant piping. Piping should therefore not be fixed too tightly, otherwise stress concentrations may occur in the piping,
with the potential for rupturing.

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3.7 Brazing
Care must be taken to prevent oxide forming on the inside of copper piping during brazing. The presence of oxide in a
refrigerant system adversely affects the operation of valves and compressors, potentially leading to low efficiency or even
compressor failure. To prevent oxidation, during brazing nitrogen should be flowed through the refrigerant piping.

Notes for installers 

Warning
 Never flow oxygen through piping as doing so aids oxidation and could easily lead to explosion and as such is
extremely dangerous.
 Take appropriate safety precautions such as having a fire extinguisher to hand whilst brazing.

Flowing nitrogen during brazing

 Use a pressure reducing valve to flow nitrogen through copper piping at 0.02-0.03MPa during brazing.
 Start the flow before brazing starts and ensure that the nitrogen continuously passes through the section being
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brazed until the brazing is complete and the copper has cooled down completely.

Figure 3-3.5: Flowing nitrogen through piping during brazing

Legend
1 Copper piping

2 Section being brazed

3 Nitrogen connection

4 Hand valve
5 Pressure-reducing valve
6 Nitrogen

 When joining a shorter section of piping to a longer section, flow nitrogen from the shorter side to allow better
displacement of air with nitrogen.
 If the distance from the point where nitrogen enters the piping to the joint to be brazed is long, ensure that the
nitrogen is flowed for sufficient time to discharge all the air from the section to be brazed before commencing
brazing.

Figure 3-3.6: Flowing nitrogen from shorter side during brazing

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Piping orientation during brazing

Brazing should be conducted downwards or horizontally to avoid filler leakage.
Figure 3-3.7: Piping orientation during brazing

Piping overlap during brazing

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Table 3-3.5 specifies the minimum permissible piping overlap and the range of permissible gap sizes for brazed joints
on piping of different diameters. Refer also to Figure 3-3.8.

Figure 3-3.8: Piping overlap and gap for brazed joints

Legend

A Inner diameter of larger pipe

D Outer diameter of smaller pipe

B Inlaid depth (overlap)

1
Table 3-3.5: Piping overlap and gap for brazed joints
Minimum
Permissible A – D
D (mm) permissible B
(mm)
(mm)
5<D<8 6
0.05 - 0.21
8 < D < 12 7
12 < D < 16 8
0.05 - 0.27
16 < D < 25 10
25 < D < 35 12
0.05 - 0.35
35 < D < 45 14
Notes:
1. A, B, D refer to the dimensions shown in Figure 3-5.7.

Filler
 Use a copper/phosphorus brazing alloy (BCuP) filler that does not require flux.
 Do not use flux. Flux can cause corrosion of piping and can affect the performance of compressor oil.
 Do not use anti-oxidants when brazing. Residue can clog piping and damage components.

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3.8 Pipe Flushing
3.8.1 Purpose
To remove dust, other particles and moisture, which could cause compressor malfunction if not flushed out before the
system is run, the refrigerant piping should be flushed using nitrogen. As described in Part 3, 3.3.1 “Installation procedure”,
pipe flushing should be performed once the piping connections have been completed with the exception of the final
connections to the hydronic box. That is, flushing should be performed once the outdoor unit have been connected but
before the hydronic box is connected.

3.8.2 Procedure

Notes for installers 

Warning
Only use nitrogen for flushing. Using carbon dioxide risks leaving condensation in the piping. Oxygen, air, refrigerant,
flammable gases and toxic gases must not be used for flushing. Use of such gases may result in fire or explosion.
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Procedure
The liquid and gas sides can be flushed simultaneously; alternatively, one side can be flushed first and then Steps 1
to 6 repeated, for the other side. The flushing procedure is as follows:
1. Attach a pressure reducing valve to a nitrogen cylinder.
2. Connect the pressure reducing valve outlet to the inlet on the liquid (or gas) side of the outdoor unit.
3. Start to open the nitrogen cylinder valve and gradually increase the pressure to 0.5MPa.
4. Allow time for nitrogen to flow as far as the opening at hydronic box.
5. Flush the opening:
a) Using suitable material, such as a bag or cloth, press firmly against the opening at hydronic box.
b) When the pressure becomes too high to block with your hand, suddenly remove your hand allowing gas to
rush out.
c) Repeatedly flush in this manner until no further dirt or moisture is emitted from the piping. Use a clean
cloth to check for dirt or moisture being emitted. Seal the opening once it has been flushed.
6. Once flushing is complete, seal the opening to prevent dust and moisture from entering.
Figure 3-3.9: Pipe flushing using nitrogen

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3.9 Gastightness Test
3.9.1 Purpose
To prevent faults caused by refrigerant leakage, a gastightness test should be performed before system commissioning.

3.9.2 Procedure

Notes for installers 

Warning
Only dry nitrogen should be used for gastightness testing. Oxygen, air, flammable gases and toxic gases must not be
used for gastightness testing. Use of such gases may result in fire or explosion.

Procedure
The gastightness test procedure is as follows:
Step 1
 Once the piping system is complete and the hydronic box and outdoor unit have been connected, vacuum the
piping to -0.1MPa.

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Step 2
 Charge the piping with nitrogen at 0.3MPa and leave for at least 3 minutes to check large leakage, then 1.5MPa
leave for at least 3 minutes to check small leakage, finally 4.3MPa leave for at least 24 hours to check micro
leakage.
 After the test period of at least 24 hours, observe the pressure in the piping and assess whether or not the
observed pressure indicates the presence of a leak. Allow for any change in ambient temperature over the test
period by adjusting the reference pressure by 0.01MPa per 1°C of temperature difference. Adjusted reference
pressure = Pressure at pressurization + (temperature at observation – temperature at pressurization) x 0.01MPa.
Compare the observed pressure with the adjusted reference pressure. If they are the same, the piping has
passed the gastightness test.
 If the observed pressure is lower than the adjusted reference pressure, the piping has failed the test. Refer to
Part 3, 3.9.3 “Leak detection”. Once the leak has been found and fixed, the gastightness test should be repeated.
Step 3
 If not continuing straight to vacuum drying (see Part 3, 3.10 “Vacuum Drying”) once the gastightness test is
complete, reduce the system pressure to 0.5-0.8MPa and leave the system pressurized until ready to carry out
the vacuum drying procedure.
Figure 3-3.10: Gastightness test

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3.9.3 Leak detection

Notes for installers 

The general methods for identifying the source of a leak are as follows:
1. Audio detection: relatively large leaks are audible.
2. Touch detection: place your hand at joints to feel for escaping gas.
3. Soapy water detection: small leaks can be detected by the formation of bubbles when soapy water is applied to
a joint.
Figure 3-3.11: Leak detection
A: Liquid side stop valve
B: Gas side stop valve
C/D: Connect joints between
outdoor unit and hydronic box
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4. Refrigerant leak detection: for leaks that are difficult to detect, refrigerant leak detection may be used as
follows:
a) Pressurize the piping with nitrogen at 0.3MPa.
b) Add refrigerant into the piping until the pressure reaches 0.5MPa.
c) Use a halogen refrigerant detector to find the leak.
d) If the leak source cannot be found, continuing charging with refrigerant to a pressure of 4.3 MPa and then
search again.

3.10 Vacuum Drying

3.10.1 Purpose
Vacuum drying should be performed in order to remove moisture and non-condensable gases from the system. Removing
moisture prevents ice formation and oxidization of copper piping or other internal components. The presence of ice
particles in the system would cause abnormal operation, whilst particles of oxidized copper can cause compressor damage.
The presence of non-condensable gases in the system would lead to pressure fluctuations and poor heat exchange
performance.

Vacuum drying also provides additional leak detection (in addition to the gas tightness test).

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3.10.2 Procedure

Notes for installers 

During vacuum drying, a vacuum pump is used to lower the pressure in the piping to the extent that any moisture
present evaporates. At 5mmHg (755mmHg below typical atmospheric pressure) the boiling point of water is 0°C.
Therefore a vacuum pump capable of maintaining a pressure of -755mmHg or lower should be used. Using a vacuum
pump with a discharge in excess of 4L/s and a precision level of 0.02mmHg is recommended.

Caution
 Before performing vacuum drying, make sure that the outdoor unit stop valves are firmly closed.
 Once the vacuum drying is complete and the vacuum pump is stopped, the low pressure in the piping could
suck vacuum pump lubricant into the air conditioning system. The same could happen if the vacuum pump
stops unexpectedly during the vacuum drying procedure. Mixing of pump lubricant with compressor oil could
cause compressor malfunction and a one-way valve should therefore be used to prevent vacuum pump
lubricant seeping into the piping system.

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Procedure
The vacuum drying procedure is as follows:
Step 1
 Connect the blue (low pressure side) hose of a pressure gauge to the outdoor unit gas pipe stop valve, the red
(high pressure side) hose to the outdoor unit liquid pipe stop valve and the yellow hose to the vacuum pump.
Step 2
 Start the vacuum pump and then open the pressure gauge valves to start vacuum the system.
 After 30 minutes, close the pressure gauge valves.
 After a further 5 to 10 minutes check the pressure gauge. If the gauge has returned to zero, check for leakages in
the refrigerant piping.
Step 3
 Re-open the pressure gauge valves and continue vacuum drying for at least 2 hours and until a pressure
difference of 756mmHg or more has been achieved. Once the pressure difference of at least 756mmHg has
been achieved, continue vacuum drying for 2 hours.
Step 4
 Close the pressure gauge valves and then stop the vacuum pump.
 After 1 hour, check the pressure gauge. If the pressure in the piping has not increased, the procedure is finished.
If the pressure has increased, check for leakages.
 After vacuum drying, keep the blue and red hoses connected to the pressure gauge and to the outdoor unit
stop valves, in preparation for refrigerant charging (see Part 3, 3.11 “Charging Refrigerant”).
Figure 3-3.12: Pressure gauge

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3.11 Charging Refrigerant
3.11.1 Calculating additional refrigerant charge
Calculate the added refrigerant according to the diameter and the length of the liquid side pipe of the outdoor unit/indoor
unit connection. If the length of the liquid side pipe is less than 15 meters it is no need to add more refrigerant, so
calculating the added refrigerant the length of the liquid side pipe must subtract 15 meters.

Table 3-3.6: Additional refrigerant charge

L(m)
Refrigerant to be added Model
≤15m ＞15m
4/6kW 0g (L-15)*20g
Total additional refirgerant
8/10/12/14/16kW 0g (L-15)*38g

3.11.2 Adding refrigerant

Notes for installers 

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Caution
 Only charge refrigerant after performing a gas tightness test and vacuum drying.
 Never charge more refrigerant than required as doing so can lead to liquid hammering.
 Only use refrigerant R32 - charging with an unsuitable substance may cause explosions or accidents.
 Use tools and equipment designed for use with R32 to ensure required pressure resistance and to prevent
foreign materials from entering the system.
 Refrigerant must be treated in accordance with applicable legislation.
 Always use protective gloves and protect your eyes when charging refrigerant.
 Open refrigerant containers slowly.
 Keep the site well ventilated, no ignition source and fire extinguisher in hand for R32 is a flammable refrigerant.

Procedure
The procedure for adding refrigerant is as follows:
Step 1
 Calculate additional refrigerant charge R (kg) (see Part 3, 3.11.1 “Calculating Additional Refrigerant Charge”)
Step 2
 Place a tank of R32 refrigerant on a weighing scale. Turn the tank upside down to ensure refrigerant is charged
in a liquid state.
 After vacuum drying (see Part 3, 3.10 “Vacuum Drying”), the blue and red pressure gauge hoses should still be
connected to the pressure gauge and to the outdoor unit stop valves.
 Connect the yellow hose from the pressure gauge to the R32 refrigerant tank.
Step 3
 Open the valve where the yellow hose meets the pressure gauge, and open the refrigerant tank slightly to let
the refrigerant eliminate the air. Caution: open the tank slowly to avoid freezing your hand.
 Set the weighing scale to zero.

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Step 4
· Open the three valves on the pressure gauge to begin charging refrigerant.
· When the amount charged reaches R (kg), close the three valves. If the amount charged has not reached R (kg)
but no additional refrigerant can be charged, close the three valves on the pressure gauge, run the outdoor unit
in cooling mode, and then open the yellow and blue valves. Continue charging until the full R (kg) of refrigerant
has been charged, then close the yellow and blue valves. Note: Before running the system, be sure to complete
all test run checks as listed in Part 3, 8.15 “TEST RUN” and be sure to open stop valves as running the system
with the stop valves closed would damage the compressor.

Figure 3-3.13: Charging refrigerant

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4 Water Pipework
4.1 Water Circuit Checks
Hydronic box are equipped with a water inlet and outlet for connection to a water circuit. M thermal Split units should
only be connected to closed water circuits. Connection to an open water circuit would lead to excessive corrosion of the
water piping. Only materials complying with all applicable legislation should be used.
Before continuing installation of the unit, check the following:
The maximum water pressure ≤ 3 bar.
The maximum water temperature ≤ 70°C according to safety device setting.
Always use materials that are compatible with the water used in the system and with the materials used in the unit.
Ensure that components installed in the field piping can withstand the water pressure and temperature.
Drain taps must be provided at all low points of the system to permit complete drainage of the circuit during
maintenance.
Air vents must be provided at all high points of the system. The vents should be located at points that are easily
accessible for service. An automatic air purge is provided inside the unit. Check that this air purge valve is not
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tightened so that automatic release of air in the water circuit is possible.

4.2 Water volume and sizing expansion vessels

The units are equipped with an expansion vessel of 8L that has a default pre-pressure of 1.5 bar. To assure proper
operation of the unit, the pre-pressure of the expansion vessel might need to be adjusted.
Check that the total water volume in the installation, excluding the internal water volume of the unit, is at least 40L.
Expansion vessel volume must fit the total water system volume.
To size the expansion for the heating and cooling circuit.
The expansion vessel volume can follow the figure below:
Figure 3-4.1: Expansion vessel volume

Notes:
In most applications this minimum water volume will be satisfactory.
In critical processes or in rooms with a high heat load though, extra water might be required.
When circulation in each space heating loop is controlled by remotely controlled valves, it is important that this
minimum water volume is kept even if all the valves are closed.
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4.3 Water Circuit Connection
Water connections must be made correctly in accordance with the labels on the hydronic box, with respect to the water
inlet and water outlet. If air, moisture or dust gets in the water circuit, problems may occur. Therefore, always take into
account the following when connecting the water circuit:
Use clean pipes only.
Hold the pipe end downwards when removing burrs
Cover the pipe end when inserting it through a wall to prevent dust and dirt entering.
Use a good thread sealant for sealing the connections. The sealing must be able to withstand the pressures and
temperatures of the system.
When using non-copper metallic piping, be sure to insulate the two kinds of materials from each other to prevent
galvanic corrosion.
For copper is a soft material, use appropriate tools for connecting the water circuit. Inappropriate tools will cause
damage to the pipes

4.4 Water Circuit Anti-freeze Protection

Ice formation can cause damage to the hydronic system. All internal hydronic parts are insulated to reduce heat loss.

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Insulation must also be added to the field piping.
The software contains special functions using the heat pump to protect the entire system against freezing.
When the temperature of the water flow in the system drops to a certain value, the unit will heat the water, either
using the heat pump, the electric heating tap, or the backup heater. The freeze protection function will turn off only
when the temperature increases to a certain value.
In event of a power failure, the above features would not protect the unit from freezing.
Since a power failure could happen when the unit is unattended, the supplier recommends use anti-freeze fluid to
the water system.
Depending on the expected lowest outdoor temperature, make sure the water system is filled with a concentration
of glycol as mentioned in the table below. When glycol is added to the system, the performance of the unit will be
affected. The correction factor of the unit capacity, flow rate and pressure drop of the system is listed in the table
3-4.1 and 3-4.2

Table 3-4.1: Ethylene Glycol

Concentration Modification coefficient
Minimum outdoor
of ethylene Cooling capacity Power input Water flow
Water resistance temperature (°C)
glycol (%) modification modification modification
0 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 0
10 0.984 0.998 1.118 1.019 -5
20 0.973 0.995 1.268 1.051 -15
30 0.965 0.992 1.482 1.092 -25

Table 3-4.2: Propylene Glycol

Concentration Modification coefficient
Minimum outdoor
of propylene Cooling capacity Power input Water flow
Water resistance temperature (°C)
glycol (%) modification modification modification
0 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 0
10 0.976 0.996 1.071 1.000 -4
20 0.961 0.992 1.189 1.016 -12
30 0.948 0.988 1.380 1.034 -20

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Uninhibited glycol will turn acidic under the influence of oxygen. This process is accelerated by presence of copper and at
higher temperatures. The acidic uninhibited glycol attacks metal surfaces and forms galvanic corrosion cells that cause
severe damage to the system. It is of extreme importance:
That the water treatment is correctly executed by a qualified water specialist.
That a glycol with corrosion inhibitors is selected to counteract acids formed by the oxidation of glycols.
That in case of an installation with a domestic hot water tank, only the use of propylene glycol is allowed. In other
installations the use of ethylene glycol is fine.
That no automotive glycol is used because their corrosion inhibitors have a limited lifetime and contain silicates that
can foul or plug the system;
That galvanized piping is not used in glycol systems since it may lead to the precipitation of certain elements in the
glycol’s corrosion inhibitor;
To ensure that the glycol is compatible with the materials used in the system.

4.5 Water Flow Switch Figure 3-4.2: Water flow switch

Water may enter into the flow switch and cannot be drained out
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and may freeze when the temperature is low enough. The flow
switch should be removed and dried, then can be reinstalled in the
unit.

Counterclockwise rotation, remove the water flow switch.

Drying the water flow switch completely.

4.6 Adding Water

Connect the water supply to the fill valve and open the valve.
Make sure the automatic air purge valve is open (at least 2 turns).
Fill with water until the manometer indicates a pressure of approximately 2.0 bars. Remove air in the circuit as much
as possible using the air purge valve. Air in the water circuit could lead to malfunction of the backup electric heater.

4.7 Water Piping Insulation

The complete water circuit including all piping, water piping must be insulated to prevent condensation during cooling
operation and reduction of the heating and cooling capacity as well as prevention of freezing of the outside water piping
during winter. The insulation material should at least of B1 fire resistance rating and complies with all applicable legislation.
The thickness of the sealing materials must be at least 13mm with thermal conductivity 0.039W/mK in order to prevent
freezing on the outside water piping. If the outdoor ambient temperature is higher than 30°C and the humidity is higher
than RH 80%, the thickness of the sealing materials should be at least 20mm in order to avoid condensation on the surface
of the seal.

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5 Electrical Wiring
5.1 General

Notes for installers 

Caution
 All installation and wiring must be carried out by competent and suitably qualified, certified and accredited
professionals and in accordance with all applicable legislation.
 Electrical systems should be grounded in accordance with all applicable legislation.
 Overcurrent circuit breakers and residual-current circuit breakers (ground fault circuit interrupters) should be
used in accordance with all applicable legislation.
 Wiring patterns shown in this data book are general connection guides only and are not intended for, or to
include all details for, any specific installation.
 The water piping, power wiring and communication wiring are typically run in parallel. However the
communication wiring should not be bound together with power wiring. To prevent signal interference, the
power wiring and communication wiring should not be run in the same conduit. If the power supply is less than

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10A, a separation of at least 300mm between power wiring and communication wiring conduits should be
maintained; if the power supply is in the range 10A to 50A then a separation of at least 500mm should be
maintained.

5.2 Precautions
Fix cables so that cables do not make contact with the pipes (especially on the high pressure side).
Secure the electrical wiring with cable ties so that it does not come in contact with the piping, particularly on the
high-pressure side.
Make sure no external pressure is applied to the terminal connectors.
When installing the ground fault circuit interrupter make sure that it is compatible with the inverter (resistant to high
frequency electrical noise) to avoid unnecessary opening of the ground fault circuit interrupter
This unit is equipped with an inverter. Installing a phase advancing capacitor not only reduce the power factor
improvement effect, but also may cause abnormal heating of the capacitor due to high frequency waves. Never
install a phase advancing capacitor as it could lead to an accident.

5.3 Guidance
Most field wiring on the unit is to be made on the terminal block inside the switch box. To gain access to the terminal
block, remove the switch box service panel.
Fix all cables using cable ties.
A dedicated power circuit is required for the backup electric heater.
Installation equipped with a domestic hot water tank (field supplied) requires a dedicated power circuit for the
immersion heater.

Secure the wiring in the order shown below:

Lay out the electrical wiring so that the front cover does not rise up when doing wiring work and attach the front
cover securely.
Follow the electric wiring diagrams for electrical wiring works. Refer to Figure 2-4:1 to Figure 2-4:5 in part 2, 4
“Wiring Diagram”.
Install the wires and fix the cover firmly so that the cover may be fit in properly.

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5.4 Wiring Overview
Figure 3-5.1: Wiring overview
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Legend
A Outdoor unit H SV2: 3-way valve (field supply)
B Solar energy kit (field supplied) I SV1: 3-way valve for domestic hot water tank (field supply)
C User interface J Booster heater
D High voltage room thermostat (field supplied) K Contactor
E P_s: Solar pump (field supply) L Power supply
F P_o: Outside circulation pump (field supply) M Indoor unit
G P_d: DHW pump (field supply)

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Table 3-5.1: Wiring requirements
Item Description Current Required number of conductors Maximum running current
1 Solar energy kit signal cable AC 2 200mA
2 User interface cable AC 5 200mA
1
3 Room thermostat cable AC 2 200mA
1
4 Solar pump control cable AC 2 200mA
1
5 Outside circulation pump control cable AC 2 200mA
1
6 DHW pump control cable AC 2 200mA
1
7 SV2: 3-way valve control cable AC 3 200mA
1
8 SV1: 3-way valve control cable AC 3 200mA
1
9 Booster heater control cable AC 2 200mA
10 Power supply cable for indoor unit AC 2+GND 0.4A
Notes:
2
1. Minimum cable section AWG18 (0.75 mm )
2. The thermistor cable are delivered with the unit：if the current of the load is large, an AC contactor is needed.

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6 DIP Switch Settings
DIP switch S1,S2 is located on the hydraulic module main control board and allows configuration of additional heating
source thermistor installation, the second inner backup heater installation, etc. Refer to Table 3-6.1 and to the M thermal
Split Service Manual, Part 4, 2.2 "Main PCB for Hydronic System".

Table 3-6.1: DIP switch settings

Switch ON=1 OFF=0 Default factory setting
0/0=IBH(One-stage control)
1/2 0/1=6kW IBH(Two-stage control) OFF/OFF
S1 1/1=9kW IBH(Three-stage control)

0/0=Without IBH and AHS

1/0=With IBH
3/4 OFF/OFF
0/1=With AHS for heating mode
1/1=With AHS for heating mode and DHW mode

1 Start pumpo after six hours will be invalid Start pumpo after six hours will be valid OFF
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S2
2 without TBH with TBH OFF
00=variable speed pum (Max head:8.5m,Grundfos)
01=constant speed pump (WILO)
3/4 ON/ON
10= variable speed pump (Max head:10.5m,Grundfos)
11=variable speed pump (Max head:9.0m, WILO)

1 Reserved Reserved OFF

S4

2 Reserved Reserved OFF

3/4 Reserved OFF/OFF

7 Internal Circulation Pump

The pump is controlled via a digital low-voltage pulse-width modulation signal which means that the speed of rotation
depends on the input signal. The speed changes as a function of the input profile. The relationship between external static
pressure and water flow rate is described in Part 2, 7 “Hydronic Performance”.

Figure 3-7.1: Internal circulator pump

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8 User Interface Field Settings
8.1 Introduction
During installation, the M thermal settings and parameters should be configured by the installer to suit the installation
configuration, climate conditions and end-user preferences. The relevant settings are accessible and programmable
through the FOR SERVICEMAN menu on the M thermal user interface. The user interface menus and settings can be
navigated using the user interface’s touch-sensitive keys, as detailed in Table 3-8.1.

Figure 3-8.1: User interface

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Table 3-8.1: User interface keys

Keys Function
MENU Go to the menu structure
Navigate the cursor on the display
◄► ▼ ▲ Navigate in the menu structure
Adjust settings
Turn on/off the space heating/cooling operation or DHW mode
ON/OFF
Turn on/off functions in the menu structure
BACK Come back to the up level
Long press for unlock/lock the controller
UNLOCK
Unlock /lock some functions such as “DHW temperature adjusting”
Go to the next step when programming a schedule in the menu
OK structure and confirm a selection to enter in the submenu of the menu
structure.

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8.3 FOR SERVICEMAN Menu
FOR SERVICEMAN allows installers to input the system configuration and set Figure 3-8.2: FOR SERVICEMAN password screen
the system parameters. To enter FOR SERVICEMAN, go to MENU > FOR FOR SERVICEMAN
SERVICEMAN.
Please input the password:

Enter the password, using ◄ ► to navigate between digits and using ▼ ▲ to

0 0 0
adjust the numerical values, and then press OK. The password is 234. Refer to
Figure 3-8.2
Then the following pages will be displayed after putting the password. Refer
OK ENTER ADJUST
to Figure 3-8.3
Figure 3-8.3: FOR SERVICEMAN menu

FOR SERVICEMAN 1/3 FOR SERVICEMAN 2/3 FOR SERVICEMAN 3/3

1. DHW MODE SETTING 7. OTHER HEATING SOURCE 13. AUTO RESTART
2. COOL MODE SETTING 8. HOLIDAY AWAY MODE SETTING 14. POWER INPUT LIMITATION
3. HEAT MODE SETTING 9. SERVICE CALL SETTING 15. INPUT DEFINE
4. AUTO MODE SETTING 10. RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS 16. CASCADE SET
5. TEMP.TYPE SETTING 11. TEST RUN 17. HMI ADDRESS SET

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6. ROOM THERMOSTAT 12. SPECIAL FUNCTION
OK ENTER OK ENTER OK ENTER

8.4 DHW MODE SETTING Menu

8.4.1 DHW MODE SETTING menu overview
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > DHW MODE SETTING

Figure 3-8.4: DHW MODE SETTING menu

1 DHW MODE SETTING 1/5 1 DHW MODE SETTING 2/5 1 DHW MODE SETTING 3/5
YES 1.6 dT5_ON 5 °C 1.11 dT5_TBH_OFF 5 °C
1.2 DISINFECT YES 1.7 dT1S5 10°C 1.12 T4_TBH_ON 5 °C
1.3 DHW PRIORITY YES 1.8 T4DHWMAX 43°C 1.13 t_TBH_DELAY 30 MIN
1.4 DHW PUMP YES 1.9 T4DHWMIN -10°C 1.14 T5S_DI 65°C
1.5 DHW PRIORITY TIME SET NON 1.10 t_INTERVAL_DHW 5 MIN 1.15 t_DI HIGHTEMP. 15MIN
ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST

1 DHW MODE SETTING 4/5 1 DHW MODE SETTING 5/5

1.16 t_DI_MAX 210 MIN 1.21 DHW PUMP DI RUN NON
1.17 t_DHWHP_RESTRICT 30 MIN
1.18 t_DHWHP_MAX 120 MIN
1.19 DHWPUMP TIME RUN YES
1.20 PUMP RUNNING TIME 5 MIN
ADJUST ADJUST

In DHW MODE SETTING the following parameters should be set.

DHW MODE enables or disables DHW mode. For installations with DHW tanks, select YES to enable DHW mode. For
installations without DHW tanks, select NON to disable DHW mode.

DISINFECT sets whether or not the disinfection operation is performed.

DHW PRIORITY sets whether domestic hot water heating or space heating/cooling takes priority. If NON is selected in the
DHW PRIORITY mode, when it is available and the space heating/cooling is OFF, the heat pump will heat the water as
required. If space heating/cooling is ON, the water will be heated as required when the immersion heater is unavailable.
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Only when the space heating/cooling is OFF will the heat pump operate to heat domestic water.

DHW PUMP sets whether or not the DHW pump is controlled by the M thermal Split unit. If the DHW pump is to be
controlled by the M thermal Split, select YES. If the DHW pump is not to be controlled by the M thermal Split unit, select
NON.

DHW PUMP PRIORITY TIME SET set the operation time of DHW during DHW PRIORITY mode.

dT5_ON sets the temperature difference between the DHW set temperature (T5S) and the DHW tank water temperature
(T5) above which the heat pump providing heated water to the DHW tank. When T5S - T5 ≥ dT5_ON the heat pump
providing heated water to the DHW tank.
Figure 3-8.5: dT5_ON
Note: When the heat pump’s leaving water temperature is T5

above the DHW mode leaving water temperature operating

T5S
limit (T5stop), the heat pump does not provide heated
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water to the DHW tank. The DHW mode leaving water T5S-dT_ON
OFF ON OFF
Compressor
temperature operating limit is related to ambient
temperature as shown in Figure 2-6.3 in Part 2, 6 Time
“Operating Limits”. Abbreviations:
T5: DHW tank water temperature
T5S: DHW set temperature
dT1S5 sets the heat pump’s leaving water set temperature
(T1S) relative to DHW tank water temperature (T5). For DHW mode, the user sets the DHW set temperature (T5S) on the
main screen and cannot manually set T1S. T1S is set as T1S = T5 + dT1S5.

Figure 3-8.6 illustrates the operation of the heat pump and Figure 3-8.6: DHW mode operation
immersion heater(optional) in DHW mode. If the DHW tank
water temperature (T5) is less than the minimum of the DHW
set temperature (T5S) and the heat pump leaving water
temperature operating limit (T5stop) (refer to Figure 2-6.3 in
Part 2, 6 “Operating Limits”) less dT5_ON, the heat pump
starts providing heated water to the DHW tank. After
t_TBH_delay minutes have elapsed, the immersion heater is
turned on. If T5 reaches T5stop, the heat pump stops but the
immersion heater continues running until T5 has reached T5S
+ dT5_TBH_OFF Abbreviations:
T5: DHW tank water temperature
T5S: DHW set temperature
T5stop: DHW mode leaving water temperature operating limit
TBH: Immersion heater in DHW tank

T4DHWMAX sets the ambient temperature above which the heat

Figure 3-8.7: T4DHWMAX and T4DHWMIN
pump will not operate in DHW mode. The highest value that
T4DHWMAX can take is 43°C, which is the DHW mode upper ambient
temperature operating limit of the heat pump.

Abreviations:
T4DHWMIN sets the ambient temperature below which the heat HP: Heat pump
pump will not operate in DHW mode. The lowest value that TBH: DWH tank immersion heater
AHS: Additional heating source
T4DHWMIN can take is -25°C, which is the DHW mode lower ambient
temperature operating limit of the heat pump.

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t_INTERVAL_DHW sets the DHW mode compressor re-start delay. When the compressor stops running, it will not re-start
until at least t_INTERVAL_DHW minutes have elapsed.

dT5_TBH_OFF sets the temperature difference between the DHW set temperature (T5S) and the DHW tank water
temperature (T5) below which the immersion is not used. When T5 > Min(T5Stop+dT5_TBH_OFF, 65°C), the immersion
heater is off.

T4_TBH_ON sets the ambient temperature above which the immersion heater will not be used.

t_TBH_DELAY sets the delay between the compressor starting and the immersion heater being turned on.

T5S_DI sets the DHW tank disinfection operation target temperature. Caution: during the disinfection operation (duration:
t_DI_MAX) the domestic hot water temperature at the hot water taps will at times be equal to the value set for T5S_DI.

Figure 3-8.8: DHW tank disinfection

t_DI_HIGHTEMP sets that length of time that the DHW tank disinfection operation
target temperature is maintained.

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t_DI_MAX sets the total duration of the DHW tank disinfect operation.

t_DHWHP_RESTRICT sets the maximum length of time that the heat pump will
run in space heating or space cooling modes before switching to DHW mode, if a Abbreviations:
T5: DHW tank water temperature
requirement for DHW mode exists. When running in space heating mode or space T5S: DHW set temperature
cooling mode, the heat pump becomes available for DHW mode either as soon as
the space heating/cooling set temperatures have been reached (refer to Part 3, 8.5 “COOL MODE SETTING Menu” and Part
3, 8.6 “HEAT MODE SETTING Menu”) or after t_DHWHP_MAX minutes have elapsed.

t_DHWHP_MAX sets the maximum length of time that the heat pump will run in DWH mode before switching to space
heating mode or space cooling mode if a requirement for space heating/cooling modes exists. When running in DHW
mode, the heat pump becomes available for space heating/cooling either as soon as the DHW tank water temperature (T5)
reaches the DHW set temperature (T5S) or after t_DHWHP_MAX minutes have elapsed.

Figure 3-8.9 illustrates the effects of t_DHWHP_MAX and t_DHWHP_RESTRICT when DHW PRIORITY is enabled. The heat
pump initially runs in DWH mode. After t_DHWHP_MAX minutes, T5 has not reached

Figure 3-8.9: Operation in DHW PRIORITY

Abbreviations:
T5: DHW tank water temperature
T5S: DHW set temperature
T5stop: DHW mode leaving water temperature operating limit

DHWPUMP TIME RUN sets whether or not the user is able to set the DHW pump (field supply) in DHW mode. For
installations with a DHW pump, select ON so that the user is able to set pump start times.
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PUMP RUNNING TIME sets the length of time the pump runs for at each of the user-specified start times on the DHW
PUMP tab on the DOMESTIC HOT WATER (DHW) menu, if TIMER RUNNING is enabled.

DHW PUMP DI RUN sets wether or not the DHW pump (field supply) operates during the disinfection mode.

8.5 COOL MODE SETTING Menu

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > COOL MODE SETTING

Figure 3-8.10: COOL MODE SETTING menu

2 COOL MODE SETTING 1/3 2 COOL MODE SETTING 2/3 2 COOL MODE SETTING 3/3
2.1 COOL MODE YES 2.6 dTSC 2°C 2.11 T4C2 25°C
2.2 t_T4_FRESH_C 2.0HRS 2.7 t_INTERVAL_C 5MIN 2.12 ZONE1 C-EMISSION FCU
2.3 T4CMAX 43°C 2.8 T1SetC1 10°C 2.13 ZONE2 C-EMISSION FLH
2.4 T4CMIN 20°C 2.9 T1SetC2 16°C
2.5 dT1SC 5°C 2.10 T4C1 35°C
ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST
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In COOL MODE SETTING the following parameters should be set.

COOL MODE enables or disables cooling mode. For installations with space cooling terminals, select YES to enable cooling
mode. For installations without space cooling terminals, select NON to disable cooling mode.

t_T4_FRESH_C sets the refresh time of cooling mode climate temperature curve.

T4CMAX sets the ambient temperature above which the heat pump will not Figure 3-8.11: T4CMAX, T4CMIN
operate in cooling mode. The highest value that T4CMAX can take is 46°C, which is
the cooling mode upper ambient temperature operating limit of the heat pump.
Refer to Figure 3-8.11.

T4CMIN sets the ambient temperature below which the heat pump will not operate Abreviations:
in cooling mode. The lowest value that T4CMIN can take is -5°C, which is the cooling T4: Outdoor ambient temperature
mode lower ambient temperature operating limit of the heat pump. Refer to Figure 3-8.12.

Figure 3-8.12: dT1SC

dT1SC sets the minimum temperature difference between the heat pump leaving
water temperature (T1) and the heat pump leaving water set temperature (T1S)
at which the heat pump provides chilled water to the space cooling terminals.
When T1 – T1S ≥ dT1SC the heat pump provides chilled water to the space Abreviations:
cooling terminals and when T1 ≤ T1S the heat pump does not provide chilled T1: Heat pump leaving water temperature
T1S: Heat pump leaving water set temperature
water to the space cooling terminals.

dTSC sets the temperature difference between the actual room temperature (Ta)
Figure 3-8.13: dTSC
and set room temperature (TS) above which the heat pump provides chilled
water to the space cooling terminals. When Ta – TS ≥ dTSC the heat pump
provides chilled water to the space cooling terminals and when Ta ≤ TS the heat
pump does not provide chilled water to the space cooling terminals. Refer to
Figure 3-8.18. dTSC is only applicable if YES is selected for ROOM TEMP in the TEMP. TYPE SETTING menu. Refer to Part 3,
8.8 “TEMP. TYPE SETTING Menu”.

t_INTERVAL_C sets the cooling mode compressor re-start delay. When the compressor stops running, it will not re-start
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until at least t_INTERVAL_C minutes have elapsed.

T1SetC1 sets the temperature 1 of automatic setting curve for cooling mode.

T1SetC2 sets the temperature 2 of automatic setting curve for cooling mode.

T4C1 sets the ambient temperature 1 of automatic setting curve for cooling mode.

T4C2 sets the ambient temperature 2 of automatic setting curve for cooling mode.

ZONE1 C-EMISSION sets the emission type of zone1 for cooling mode.

ZONE2 C-EMISSION sets the emission type of zone2 for cooling mode.

8.6 HEAT MODE SETTING Menu

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > HEAT MODE SETTING

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Figure 3-8.14: HEAT MODE SETTING menu

3 HEAT MODE SETTING 1/3 3 HEAT MODE SETTING 2/3 3 HEAT MODE SETTING 3/3
3.1 HEAT MODE YES 3.6 dTSH 2°C 3.11 T4H2 7°C
3.2 t_T4_FRESH_H 2.0HRS 3.7 t_INTERVAL_H 5MIN 3.12 ZONE1 H-EMISSION RAD.
3.3 T4HMAX 16°C 3.8 T1SetH1 35°C 3.13 ZONE2 H-EMISSION FLH
3.4 T4HMIN -15°C 3.9 T1SetH2 28°C 3.14 t_DELAY_PUMP 2MIN
3.5 dT1SH 5°C 3.10 T4H1 -5°C
ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST

In HEAT MODE SETTING the following parameters should be set.

HEAT MODE enables or disables heating mode.

t_T4_FRESH_H sets the refresh time of heating model climate temperature curve.

T4HMAX sets the ambient temperature above which the heat pump will not Figure 3-8.15: T4HMAX, T4HMIN

operate in heating mode. The highest value that T4HMAX can take is 35°C,
which is the heating mode upper ambient temperature operating limit of the
heat pump. Refer to Figure 3-8.15. Abreviations:
T4: Outdoor ambient temperature

T4HMIN sets the ambient temperature below which the heat pump will not operate in heating mode. The lowest value
that T4CMIN can take is -25°C, which is the heating mode lower ambient temperature operating limit of the heat pump.
Refer to Figure 3-8.16.

Figure 3-8.16: dTSH

dT1SH sets the temperature difference between the heat pump leaving water
temperature (T1) and the heat pump leaving water set temperature (T1S)
above which the heat pump provides heated water to the space heating
terminals. Note:
Only when ROOM TEMP is enabled will this function
be available

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dTSH sets the temperature difference between the actual room temperature (Ta) and set room temperature (TS) above
which the heat pump provides heated water to the space heating terminals. When TS – Ta ≥ dTSH the heat pump provides
heated water to the space heating terminals and when Ta ≥ TS the heat pump does not provide heated water to the space
heating terminals. Refer to Figure 3-8.23. dTSH is only relevant if YES is selected for ROOM TEMP in the TEMP. TYPE
SETTING menu. Refer to Part 3, 8.8 “TEMP. TYPE SETTING Menu”.

t_INTERVAL_H sets the heating mode compressor re-start delay. When the compressor stops running, it will not re-start
until at least t_INTERVAL_H minutes have elapsed.

T1SetH1 sets the temperature 1 of automatic setting curve for heating mode.

T1SetH2 sets the temperature 2 of automatic setting curve for heating mode.

T4H1 sets the ambient temperature 1 of automatic setting curve for heating mode.
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T4H2 sets the ambient temperature 2 of automatic setting curve for heating mode.

ZONE1 H-EMISSION sets the emission type for heating mode.

ZONE2 H-EMISSION sets the emission type for heating mode.

8.7 AUTO MODE SETTING Menu

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > AUTO MODE SETTING
Figure 3-8.17: AUTO MODE SETTING menu

In AUTO MODE SETTING the following parameters should be set. 4 AUTO. MODE SETTING
4.1 T4AUTOCMIN 25°C
4.2 T4AUTOHMAX 17°C
T4AUTOCMIN sets the ambient temperature below which the heat pump will
not provide chilled water for space cooling in auto mode. Refer to Figure 3-8.18.
ADJUST
T4AUTOHMAX sets the ambient temperature above which the heat pump will
not provide heated water for space heating in auto mode. Refer to Figure 3-8.18.

Figure 3-8.18: T4AUTOCMAX, T4AUTOCMIN

Abreviations:
HP: Heat pump
AHS: Additional heating source
IBH: Backup electric heater
T4CMAX: The ambient temperature above which the heat pump will not operate in cooling
mode.
T4HMIN: The ambient temperature below which the heat pump will not operate in heating
mode.

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8.8 TEMP. TYPE SETTING Menu
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > TEMP. TYPE SETTING
Figure 3-8.19: TEMP. TYPE SETTING menu

The TEMP. TYPE SETTING is used for selecting whether the water flow 5 TEMP. TYPE SETTING
5.1 WATER FLOW TEMP. YES
temperature or room temperature is used to control the ON/OFF of the heat 5.2 ROOM TEMP. NON
pump. 5.3 DOUBLE ZONE NON

When ROOM TEMP. is enabled, the target water flow temperature will be ADJUST
calculated from climate-related curves (refer to “9.1 Climate related curves ”).

For installations without room thermostats, space heating and cooling modes can be controlled in one of two different
ways:
according to the M thermal leaving water temperature alone
according to the room temperature detected by the M thermal Split user interface’s built-in temperature sensor alone

WATER FLOW TEMP. sets whether space heating/cooling modes are Figure 3-8.20: Only set WATER FLOW TEMP to YES
controlled according to the M thermal leaving water temperature. If YES is

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selected, the user is able to set the M thermal Split unit’s leaving water
temperature set temperature on the user interface’s main screen.

ROOM TEMP. sets whether space heating/cooling modes are controlled according Figure 3-8.21: Only set ROOM TEMP to YES

to the room temperature detected by the temperature sensor in the M thermal

Split user interface. If YES is selected, the user is able to set the room temperature
set temperature on the user interface’s main screen, no matter what is the setting
of WATER FLOW TEMP.

DOUBLE ZONE sets whether there are two zones.

If set WATER FLOW TEMP. and ROOM TEMP. to YES, meanwhile set DOUBLE ZONE to NON or YES, the following pages will
be displayed. In this case, the setting value of zone 1 is T1S, the setting value of zone 2 is T1S2 (The corresponding TIS2 is
calculated according to the climate related curves.)

Figure 3-8.22: Set WATER FLOW TEMP. and ROOM TEMP. to YES; Set DOUBLE ZONE to NON or YES

Homepage (zone 1) Addition page (zone 2)

(Double zone is effective)
If set DOUBLE ZONE to YES and set ROOM TEMP. to NON, meanwhile set WATER FLOW TEMP. to YES or NON, the following
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pages will be displayed. In this case, the setting value of zone 1 is T1S, the setting value of zone 2 is T1S2.

Figure 3-8.23: Set DOUBLE ZONE to YES and set ROOM TEMP. to NON; Set WATER FLOW TEMP. to YES or NON

Homepage (zone 1) Addition page (zone 2)

If set DOUBLE ZONE and ROOM TEMP. to YES, meanwhile set WATER FLOW TEMP. to YES or NON, the following page will
be displayed. In this case, the setting value of zone 1 is T1S, the setting value of zone 2 is T1S2. (The corresponding TIS2 is
calculated according to the climate related curves.)
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Figure 3-8.24: Set DOUBLE ZONE and ROOM TEMP. to YES; Set WATER FLOW TEMP. to YES or NON

Homepage (zone 1) Addition page (zone 2)

(Double zone is effective)

8.9 ROOM THERMOSTAT Menu

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > ROOM THERMOSTAT
Figure 3-8.25: ROOM THERMOSTAT menu

As an alternative to controlling space heating/cooling modes according the M 6 ROOM THERMOSTAT

6.1 ROOM THERMOSTAT NON
thermal Split unit’s leaving water temperature and/or the room temperature
detected by the temperature sensor in the M thermal Split user interface,
separate room thermostat can be installed and used to control space
heating/cooling modes. ADJUST

In ROOM THERMOSTAT the following parameters should be set.

ROOM THERMOSTAT sets whether or not room thermostats are installed. For installations with room thermostats, select
YES. For installations without room thermostats, select NON.

ROOM THERMOSTAT = NON: No room thermostat.

ROOM THERMOSTAT = MODE SET: Room thermostat can control heating and cooling individually.

ROOM THERMOSTAT=ONE ZONE: Room thermostat provides the switch signal to unit.

ROOM THERMOSTAT=DOUBLE ZONE: Indoor unit is connected with two room thermostat.
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8.10 OTHER HEATING SOURCE Menu
8.10.1 OTHER HEATING SOURCE menu overview
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > OTHER HEATING SOURCE

Figure 3-8.26: OTHER HEATING SOURCE menu

7 OTHER HEATING SOURCE 1/2

7.1 dT1_IBH_ON 5°C
7.2 t_IBH_DELAY 30MIN
7.3 T4_IBH_ON -5°C
7.4 dT1_AHS_ON 5°C
7.5 t_AHS_DELAY 30MIN
ADJUST

In OTHER HEATING SOURCE the following parameters should be set. Backup electric heater is optional.

dT1_IBH_ON sets the temperature difference between the heat pump’s leaving water set temperature (T1S) and the heat
pump’s leaving water temperature (T1) above which the backup electric heater heating element(s) are on. When T1S - T1 ≥
dT1_IBH_ON the backup electric heater is on (on models where the backup electric heater has a simple on/off control

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function).

t_IBH_DELAY sets the delay between the compressor starting and the backup electric heater being turned on.

Figure 3-8.27: T4_IBH_ON

T4_IBH_ON sets the ambient temperature below which the
backup electric heater is used. If the ambient temperature is
above T4_IBH_ON, the backup electric heater is not used. The
relationship between operation of the backup heater and the Abreviations:
ambient is shown in Figure 3-8.27. T4: Outdoor ambient temperature
IBH: Backup electric heater

dT1_ASH_ON sets the temperature difference between the heat pump’s leaving water set temperature (T1S) and the heat
pump’s leaving water temperature (T1) above which the additional heating source is on. When T1S - T1 ≥ dT1_AHS_ON the
additional heating source is on.

t_ASH_DELAY sets the delay between the compressor starting and the additional heating source being turned on.

T4_AHS_ON sets the ambient temperature below which the additional heating source is used. If the ambient temperature
is above T4_ASH_ON, the additional heating source is not used. The relationship between operation of the additional
heating source and the ambient is shown in the picture below.
Figure 3-8.28: T4_AHS_ON

Abreviations:
AHS: Additional heating source
T4: Outdoor ambient temperature

IBH LOCATE means IBH is installed for pipe heating.

P_IBH1, P_IBH2 set heating capacity of IBH and P_TBH sets heating capacity of TBH, which are used for energy
consumption statistics.

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8.11 HOLIDAY AWAY SETTING Menu
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > HOLIDAY AWAY SETTING

Figure 3-8.29: HOLIDAY AWAY SETTING menu

The HOLIDAY AWAY SETTING menu settings are used to set the outlet water
temperature to prevent water pipes freezing when away from home in cold 8 HOLIDAY AWAY SETTING
8.1 T1S_H.A._H 20°C
weather seasons. In HOLIDAY AWAY SETTING the following parameters should 8.2 T5S_H.A._DHW 20°C
be set.

T1S_H.A._H sets the heat pump’s leaving water set temperature for space ADJUST
heating mode when in holiday away mode.

T5S_H.A._DHW sets the heat pump’s leaving water set temperature for DHW mode when in holiday away mode.

8.12 SERVICE CALL Menu

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > SERVICE CALL
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In SERVICE CALL the following parameters can be set.

Figure 3-8.30: SERVICE CALL menu
PHONE NO. and MOBILE NO. can be used to set after-sales service contact numbers. If 9 SERVICE CALL SETTING
PHONE NO. 0000000000000
set, these numbers are displayed to users in MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > SERVICE MOBILE NO. 0000000000000
CALL

OK CONFIRM ADJUST
Use ▼ ▲ to adjust the numerical values. The maximum length of the phone numbers
is 14 digits.

The black rectangle found between 0 and 9 when scrolling up and down using ▼ ▲ is converted to a blank space when
the phone numbers are displayed to users in MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > SERVICE CALL and can be used for phone
numbers less than 14 digits in length.

8.13 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS

RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS is used to restore all the parameters set in the user interface to their factory defaults.

On selecting YES, the process of restoring all settings to their factory defaults begins and progress is displayed as a
percentage.

Figure 3-8.31: RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS screens

10 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS 10 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS

All the settings will come back to Please wait…
factory default.
Do you want to restore factory
settings?
5%

NO YES

OK CONFIRM

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8.14 TEST RUN
8.14.1 TEST RUN Menu overview
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > TEST RUN

TEST RUN is used to check that the valves, air purge function, circulation pump, space cooling mode, space heating mode
and DHW mode are all operating correctly.

Figure 3-8.32: TEST RUN start screen and TEST RUN menu

11 TEST RUN 11 TEST RUN 11 TEST RUN

Active the settings and 11.6 DHW MODE RUNNING
active the “TEST RUN”? 11.1 POINT CHECK
11.2 AIR PURGE
11.3 CIRCULATION PUMP RUNNING
11.4 COOL MODE RUNNING
NO YES 11.5 HEAT MODE RUNNING
OK CONFIRM If YES is selected, the following pages will be displayed:
OK ENTER

11 TEST RUN
During test run, all buttons except OK are invalid. If you want to11.1
turnPOINT
off the CHECK
test run, please press OK. For example ,when

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11.2 AIR PURGE
the unit is in air purge mode, after you press OK, the following page will be displayed:
11.3 CIRCULATION PUMP RUNNING
11.4 COOL MODE RUNNING
11.5
Figure 3-8.33: Exit air HEAT
purge MODE RUNNING
screen
O K EN T ER
11 TEST RUN
Do you want to turn off the test run
(AIR PURGE)function? 11 TEST RUN
11.6 DHW MODE RUNNING

NO YES
OK ENTER
OK CONFIRM

If POINT CHECK is selected, the following pages will be

8.14.2 POINT CHECK menu displayed:
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > TEST RUN > POINT CHECK
11 TEST RUN( POINT CHECK) 1/2
3-WAY VALVE 1 OFF
3-WAYcomponents.
The POINT CHECK menu is used to check the operation of individual VALVE 2 Use ▼▲ toOFF scroll to the components
PUMP I OFF
you want to check and press ON/OFF to toggle the on/off state of the component. If a valve does not turn on/off when its
PUMP O OFF
on/off state is toggled or if a pump/heater does not operate when
PUMPturned
C on, check the component’s
OFF connection to the
hydronic system main PCB. ON/OFF ON/OFF
If POINT CHECK is selected, the following pages will be
displayed: Figure 3-8.34: POINT CHECK menu

11 TEST RUN 1/2 11 TEST RUN( POINT CHECK) 2/2

3-WAY VALVE 1 OFF PUMPSOLAR OFF
3-WAY VALVE 2 OFF PUMPDHW OFF
PUMP I OFF INNER BACKUP HEATER OFF
PUMP O OFF TANK HEATER OFF
PUMP C OFF 3-WAY VALVE 3 OFF
ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF

Press ▼ ▲ to scroll to the components you want to check

and press ON/OFF. For example, when 3-way valve is
selected and ON/OFF is pressed, if the 3-way valve is
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8.14.3 AIR PURGE operation
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > TEST RUN > AIR PURGE

Once installation is complete it is important to run the air purge function to remove any air which may be present in the water
piping and which could cause malfunctions during operation.

Figure 3-8.35: AIR PURGE operation

The AIR PURGE operation is used to remove air from the water piping. Before running
11 TEST RUN
AIR PURGE mode, make sure that the air purge valve is open. When the air purge
Test run is on.
operation starts, the 3-way valve opens and the 2-way valve closes. 60 secs later the Air purge is on.
pump in the unit (PUMPI) operates for 10min during which the flow switch does not
work. After the pump stops, the 3-way valve closes and the 2-way valve opens. 60
secs later both PUMPI and PUMPO operate until the next command is received. If any
error code is displayed during the air purge operation, the cause should be
OK CONFIRM
investigated. Refer to Part 3, 9.2 “Error Code table”.
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8.14.4 CIRCULATION PUMP RUNNING operation

Figure 3-8.36: CIRCULATION PUMP RUNNING display
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > TEST RUN > CIRCULATION PUMP RUNNING
11 TEST RUN
Test run is on.
The CIRCULATION PUMP RUNNING operation is used to check the Circulation pump is on.
operation of the circulation pump. When the circulation pump running
operation starts, all running components stop. 60 secs later, the 3-way
valve opens and the 2-way valve closes. After a further 60 secs PUMPI
starts. 30 seconds later, if the flow switch detects that the water flow is
normal, PUMPI operates for 3 min. After the pump stops 60s, the 3-way
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valve closes and the 2-way valve opens. 60s later both PUMI and PUMPO
will operate. After a further 2 min the flow switch start to check the water flow. If the water flow rate is sufficient, both
PUMPI and PUMPO operate until the next command is received. If the water flow rate is insufficient over any 15-second
period, PUMPI and PUMPO stop and error code E8 is displayed. Refer to Part 3, 8.2 “Error Code table”.

8.14.5 COOL MODE RUNNING operation

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > TEST RUN > COOL MODE RUNNING Figure 3-8.37: COOL MODE RUNNING display
11 TEST RUN

The COOL MODE RUNNING operation is used to check the operation of the Test run is on.
Cool mode is on.
system in space cooling mode. Leaving water temperature is
15°C.
During the COOL MODE RUNNING operation, the M thermal Split unit leaving
water set temperature is 7°C. The current actual leaving water temperature is
displayed on the user interface. The unit operates until the leaving water
temperature drops to the set temperature or the next command is received. OK CONFIRM

If any error code is displayed during the cool mode running operation, the cause should be investigated. Refer to Part 3, 8.2
“Error Code table”.

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8.14.6 HEAT MODE RUNNING operation
The HEAT MODE RUNNING operation is used to check the operation of the Figure 3-8.38: HEAT MODE RUNNING display

system in space heating mode. 11 TEST RUN

Test run is on.
Heat mode is on.
During the HEAT MODE RUNNING operation the M thermal Split unit leaving Leaving water temperature is
water set temperature is 35°C. The current actual leaving water temperature is 15°C.
displayed on the user interface. When the HEAT MODE RUNNING operation
starts, the heat pump first runs for 10 mins.

After 10 mins: OK CONFIRM

On systems where an auxiliary heat source (AHS) is installed, the AHS starts and runs for 10 mins (whilst the heat
pump continues running), after which the AHS stops and the heat pump continues to operate until the water
temperature rises to the set temperature or the heat mode running operation is exited by pressing OK.
On systems where a backup electric heater is being used, the backup heater turn on (on models where the backup
heater has a simple on/off control function). 3 mins later the backup electric heater will turn off. The heat pump will
then operate until the water temperature rises to the set temperature or the next command is received.
On systems with no auxiliary heat source (AHS), the heat pump will then operate until the water temperature rises to

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the set temperature or the next command is received.

If any error code is displayed during the cool mode running operation, the cause should be investigated. Refer to Part 3, 8.2
“Error Code table”.

8.14.7 DHW MODE RUNNING operation

The DHW MODE RUNNING operation is used to check the operation of the system in DHW mode.

During the DHW MODE RUNNING operation, the DHW set temperature is 55°C. On systems where a tank boost heater is
installed, the tank boost heater will turn on once the heat pump has run for 10 mins. The tank boost heater will turn off 3
min later and the heat pump will operate until the water temperature rises to the set temperature or the next command is
received.

Figure 3-8.39: DHW MODE RUNNING display

11 TEST RUN
Test run is on.
DHW mode is on.
Water flow temper. is 45°C
Water tank temper. is 30°C

OK CONFIRM

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8.15 SPECIAL FUNCTION Figure 3-8.40: Special functions menu
8.15.1 SPECIAL FUNCTION menu overview 12 SPECIAL FUNCTION 12 SPECIAL FUNCTION
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > SPECIAL FUNCTION Active the settings and active the 12.1 PREHEATING FOR FLOOR
“SPECIAL FUNCTION”?
12.2 FLOOR DRYING UP

SPECIAL FUNCTION is used to pre-heating floor and

drying up floor once installation is complete or the first NO YES
time start up the unit or restart the unit after a long time OK CONFIRM OK ENTER

stop.

8.15.2 PREHEATING FOR FLOOR

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > SPECIAL FUNCTION > PREHEATING FOR FLOOR

Before floor heating, if a large amount of water remains on the floor, the floor may be warped or even rupture during floor
heating operation, in order to protect the floor, floor drying is necessary, during which the temperature of the floor should
be increased gradually.
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During first operation of the unit, air may remain in the water system which can cause malfunctions during operation. It is
necessary to run the air purge function to release the air (make sure the air purge valve is open).

T1S sets the heat pump’s leaving water set temperature in preheating for floor
Figure 3-8.41: Preheating for floor menu
mode.
12.1 PREHEATING FOR FLOOR

t_fristFH sets the duration of preheating for floor mode. T1S 30°C
t_fristFH 72 HOURS
The operation of the unit during preheating for floor mode is illustrated in Figure
3-8.42.

ENTER EXIT
ADJUST

Figure 3-8.42: Preheating for floor

Abreviations:
t_interval_H: Compressor re-start delay in space heating mode. (Refer to Part
3, 8.6 “HEAT MODE SETTING Menu”).

Whilst the preheating for floor operation is running, the number of minutes that it has been running for and the heat
pump’s leaving water temperature are displayed on the user interface. During the preheating for floor operation all
buttons except OK are inactivated. To exit the preheating for floor operation, press OK and then select YES when prompted.
Refer to Figure 3-8.43.
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Figure 3-8.43: Preheating for floor screens

12.1 PREHEATING FOR FLOOR 12.1 PREHEATING FOR FLOOR

Preheat for floor is Do you want to turn off the preheating
running for 25 minutes. for floor function?
Water flow temperature is 20°C.

NO YES
OK CONFIRM OK CONFIRM

8.15.3 FLOOR DRYING UP

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > SPECIAL FUNCTION > FLOOR Figure 3-8.44: FLOOR DRYING UP menu
DRYING UP 12.2 FLOOR DRYING UP 12.2 FLOOR DRYING UP
t_DRYUP 8 days START DAY 01-01-2019
t_HIGHPEAK 5 days
For newly-installed under-floor heating systems, floor drying t_DRYDOWN 5 days

up mode can be used to remove moisture from the floor slab T_DRYPEAK 45°C

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START TIME 15:00 ENTER EXIT
and subfloor to prevent warping or rupture of the floor during
ADJUST ADJUST
floor heating operation. There are three phases to the floor
drying up operation:
Phase 1: gradual temperature increase from a starting point of 25°C to the peak temperature
Phase 2: maintain peak temperature
Phase 3: gradual temperature decrease from the peak temperature to 45°C
Figure 3-8.45: FLOOR DRYING UP settings
t_DRYUP sets the duration of Phase 1.

t_HIGHPEAK sets the duration of Phase 2.

t_DRYDOWN is the duration of Phase 3.

T_DRYPEAK sets the heat pump’s leaving water set temperature for Phase 2.

START TIME sets the floor drying up operation start time.

START DATE sets the floor drying up operation start date.

The heat pump’s leaving water set temperature during the floor drying up operation is illustrated in Figure 3-8.45.

During the floor drying up operation all buttons except OK are inactivated. To exit Figure 3-8.46: FLOOR DRYING UP screen

the floor drying up operation, press OK and then select YES when prompted. 12.2 FLOOR DRYING UP
START DAY 01-01-2019

Note: In the event of a heat pump malfunction, floor drying up mode will continue if
a backup electric heater and/or additional heating source is available and configured
to support space heating mode.
ENTER EXIT

ADJUST

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8.16 AUTO RESTART
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > AUTO RESTART Figure 3-8.47: AUTO RESTART menu
13 AUTO RESTART
AUTO RESTART sets whether or not the unit re-applies the user interface settings 13.1 COOL/HEAT MODE YES

when the power returns following a power failure. Select YES to enable auto restart or 13.2 DHW MODE NON

NON to disable auto restart.

If the auto restart function is enabled, when the power returns following a power
failure, the unit re-applies the user interface settings from before the power failure. If ADJUST

the auto restart function is disabled, when the power returns after a power failure,
the unit won’t auto restart.

8.17 POWER INPUT LIMITATION Go to MENU> FOR SERVICEMAN>

Figure 3-8.48:
14.POWER POWER INPUT LIMITATION menu
INPUT LIMITATION
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > POWER INPUT LIMITATION
14 POWER INPUT LIMITATION
14.1 POWER INPUT LIMITATION 0
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POWER INPUT LIMITATION sets the type of power input limitation and the
setting range is 0-8. If the unit will operate at larger power input, 0 should be
selected. If the unit will operate at a lower power input, 1-8 should be
selected and the power input and capacity will decrease.

Figure 3-8.49: Limitation value (unit:A) ADJUST

Model No. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
4/6kW 18 18 16 15 14 13 12 12 12
8/10kW 19 19 18 16 14 12 12 12 12
12/14kW(1N) 30 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16
16kW(1N) 14 14 13 12 11 10 9 9 9
12/14kW(3N) 30 30 29 27 25 23 21 19 17
16kW(3N) 14 14 13 12 11 10 9 9 9

8.18 INPUT DEFINE

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > INPUT DEFINE
INPUT DEFINE sets sensors and functions to fulfill with installation. Go to MENU>Figure
FOR SERVICEMAN> 15.INPUT DEFINE
3-8.50: INPUT DEFINE

15 INPUT DEFINE
ON/OFF(M1M2) sets the control function of M1M2 for remote ON/OFF of unit or
15.1 ON/OFF(M1M2) REMOTE
AHS of TBH
15.2 SMART GRID NO
SMART GRID sets whether SMART GRID control signal is connected to hydronic PCB.
15.3 T1B(Tw2) NO
T1B sets whether T1B sensor exist in the installation.
15.4 Tbt1 NO
Tbt1, Tbt2 set whether balance tank temperature sensors are installed in the
15.5 Tbt2 HMI
balance tank. (Tbt1: upper temp. sensor, Tbt2: nether temp. sensor)
ADJUST
Ta sets the Ta sensor connection type (HMI: Ta on wired controller; IDU: Ta
connected on hydronic PCB)
15 INPUT DEFINE
SOLAR INPUT sets whether solar control signal is connected to hydronic PCB.
15.6 Ta HMI
F-PIPE LENGTH sets the length of refrigerant pipes between outdoor unit and indoor
15.7 SOLAR INPUT NON
unit.
15.8 F-PIPE LENGTH ＜10m
dTbt2 sets the temperature difference for starting the unit.
15.9 dTbt2 12°C
RT/Ta_PCB sets whether hydronic adapter board is valid.
15.10 RT/Ta_PCB NON

ADJUST

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8.19 CASCADE SET (Not available for M thermal A Series Split)
MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > CASCADE SET
Figure 3-8.51:CASCADE SET

16 CASCADE SET
16.1 PER_START 20%
16.2 TIME_ADJUST 5 MIN
16.3 ADDRESS RESET FF

ADJUST

8.20 HMI ADDRESS SET

MENU > FOR SERVICEMAN > HMI ADDRESS SET
Go to MENU> FOR SERVICEMAN> 15.INPUT DEFINE
Figure 3-8.52: HMI ADDRESS SET

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17 HMI ADDRESS SET
17.1 HMI SET MASTER
17.2 HMI ADDRESS FOR BMS 1

ADJUST

HMI SET sets the wired controller is master or slave. (0=MASTER, 1=SLAVE)
When HMI SET is set to SLAVE, the controller can only switch the operation mode, turn on or off, set the temperature, and
cannot set other parameters and functions.

HMI ADDRESS FOR BMS sets the HMI address code for BMS.(only valid for master controller)
ADJUST

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9 Operation parameter
MENU > OPERATION PARAMETER
This menu is for installer or service engineer reviewing the operation parameters. There are nine pages for the operating
parameter as following

Figure 3-9.1: Operation parameter

OPERATION PARAMETER #01 OPERATION PARAMETER #01 OPERATION PARAMETER #01

ONLINE UNITS NUMBER 1 PUMP-O OFF GAS BOILER OFF
OPERATE MODE COOL PUMP-C OFF T1 LEAVING WATER TEMP. 35°C
SV1 STATE ON PUMP-S OFF WATER FLOW 1.72m 3/h
SV2 STATE OFF PUMP-D OFF HEAT PUMP CAPACTIY 11.52kW

SV3 STATE OFF PIPE BACKUP HEATER OFF POWER CONSUM. 1000kWh
PUMP_I ON TANK BACKUP HEATER ON Ta ROOM TEMP 25°C
ADDRESS 1/9 ADDRESS 2/9 ADDRESS
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OPERATION PARAMETER #01 OPERATION PARAMETER #01 OPERATION PARAMETER #01

T5 WATER TANK TEMP. 53°C Tbt1 BUFFERTANK_UP TEMP. 35°C ODU MODEL 6kW
Tw2 CIRCUIT2 WATER TEMP. 35°C Tbt2 BUFFERTANK_LOW TEMP. 35°C COMP.CURRENT 12A
TIS’ C1 CLIMATE CURVE TEMP. 35°C Tsolar 25°C COMP.FREQENCY 24Hz
TIS2’ C2 CLIMATE CURVE TEMP. 35°C IDU SOFTWARE 01-09-2019V01 COMP.RUN TIME 54 MIN

TW_O PLATE W-OUTLET TEMP. 35°C COMP.TOTAL RUN TIME 1000Hrs

TW_I PLATE W-OUTLET TEMP. 30°C EXPANSION VALVE 200P
ADDRESS 4/9 ADDRESS 5/9 ADDRESS 6/9

OPERATION PARAMETER #01 OPERATION PARAMETER #01 OPERATION PARAMETER #01

FAN SPEED 600R/MIN TW_O PLATE W-OUTLET TEMP. 35°C T3 OUTDOOR EXCHARGE TEMP. 5°C
IDU TARGET FREQUENCY 46Hz TW_I PLATE W-INLET TEMP. 30°C T4 OUTDOOR AIR TEMP. 5°C
FREQUENCY LIMITED TYPE 5 T2 PLATE F-OUT TEMP. 35°C TF MODULE TEMP. 55°C
SUPPLY VOLTAGE 230V T2B PLATE F-IN TEMP. 35°C P1 COMP. PRESSURE 2300kPa

DC GENERATRIX VOLTAGE 420V Th COMP. SUCTION TEMP. 5°C ODU SOFTWARE 01-09-2018V01
DC GENERATRIX CURRENT 18A Tp COMP. DISCHARGE TEMP. 75°C HMI SOFTWARE 01-09-2018V01
ADDRESS 7/9 ADDRESS 8/9 ADDRESS 9/9

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10 Network Configuration Guidelines
The wired controller realizes intelligent control with a built-in WIFI module, which receives control signal from the APP.
Before connecting the WLAN, please check for it if the router in your environment is active and make sure that the wired
controller is well-connected to the wireless signal. When the product is connected to the network, please make sure that
the phone is as close as possible to the product. Midea only supports 2.4GHz band routers at present. Special characters
(punctuation, spaces, etc.) are not recommended as part of the WLAN name. It is recommended that you connect no more
than 10 devices to a single router lest home appliances are affected by weak or unstable network signal. If the password of
the router or WLAN is changed, clear all settings and reset the appliance. APP interface changes from time to time as APP
is updated and may change slightly vary from those in this document.

10.1 Install APP

Scan the following QR code or research "MSmartLife" in APP STORE or GOOGLE PLAY to install the APP.

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10.2 Sign in
After installation, open the APP and login.

Click here

Click here

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Click on Sign Up and create a new account if you

have never created an account of MSmartLife
before . If you have already created an account
before, login with the email and password.
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10.3 Add device and login to home Wi-Fi

Click on Add Device to

add your Heat Pump
Water Heater
This page would be displayed.
Click on “Ready” . You must
have the password of the Wi-Fi

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Select the Central heating

Water Heater

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Select the Wi-Fi in your home
and type in the password for
this Wi-Fi

The App will automatically

find out the controller, here
the controller is KJRH-120F

Check the Operation

Completed and click on
“Next”

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10.4 Wired Controller which receives
Settingrealizes
The wired controller control
intelligent signal
control with from the APP.
a built-in Wifi module,
Go to "MENU"> which receives
"WLAN controlBefore
SETTING"> signalconnecting
from the
"AP MODE". the WLAN, please check for it if the router in your
APP.
Press "OK" to activate the WLAN, refer to Figure 3-8.1. Select YES, press
Before connecting the WLAN, please checkand
environment is active for itmake
if thesure that
router in the
yourwired controller is
OK to select AP mode. Select APwell-connected
Mode correspondingly
to the on
wireless the mobile
signal. device and continue the follow-up settings
environment is active and make sure that the wired controller is
according to the APP prompts.
well-connected During
During
to the the Wireless
the Wireless
wireless distribution process,
signal. distribution process, the LCD the LCD icon
icon ““ ”” flashes
flashes to indicate that the
During the Wireless to indicate
distribution that the
process, network
the LCD is being
icon ““ deployed. After the process is
network is being deployed. After the process is completed,
completed, the icon “
the icon ””will
flashes
” will be constantly on.
be constantly on.
to indicate that the network is being deployed. After the process is
MENU completed, MENU
the icon2/2
“ ” will
WLANbe constantly
SETTING 2/2on. WLAN SETTING

SERVICE INFORMATION SERVICE INFORMATION

APP MODE APP MODE

OPERATION PARAMETER OPERATION PARAMETER

RESTORE WLAN SETTING RESTORE WLAN SETTING

FOR
E2 SERVICEMAN
#00 FOR
E2 SERVICEMAN
#00
WLAN SETTING WLAN SETTING
SN VIEW SN VIEW

OK ENTER OK ENTER OK ENTER OK ENTER

AP MODE
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Do you want to activate the WLAN

network and exit?
This icon will flash

NO YES
OK CONFIRM

10.4.1 Connect to new Wi-Fi

Once the connection starts,

the app will ask you to
connect your phone with Click here and connect your
another Wi-Fi Midea_c3_xxxx phone with the new Wi-Fi

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Go Back to the App , it will Click on “Complete” , once

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take some time for the app to the Account binding is
finish up finished

10.4.2 Finishing up

It will show the Status as

Online . Enter the device to
control its settings

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11 USB Function Guidelines
11.1 Parameters setting transfer between wired controllers
Installer can quickly copy the wired controller parameter settings from unit A to unit B via USB disk, which save the
time of on-site installation. Steps are as follows:

Step 1:
Plug U disk into the port of hydronic PCB of A unit.
“USb” appears on digital display Wired controller interface automatically changes

USB FUNCTION
READ SET PARAMETER
WRITE SET PARAMETER
USB port
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OK

Step 2:
Select “READ SET PARAMETER” and press “OK” button then rate of progress will appear. When the process is finished,
“SUCCESS” appears below and an EXCEL file which can not be seen in the wired controller interface but users can find it on
computer will be generated inside the USB disk.
Select “READ SET PARAMETER” Finished EXCEL generated

USB FUNCTION USB FUNCTION

READ SET PARAMETER 63% READ SET PARAMETER
WRITE SET PARAMETER WRITE SET PARAMETER

OK OK SUCCESS

After that, if parameter correction is needed, please connect the USB with computer and open the EXCEL file to change
parameters and then save it. Please do not change the file name or format. Parameters are not allowed for
non-professionals to change and Midea recommends to use the wired controller to change the parameters.

Step 3:
Plug USB disk into the port of hydronic PCB of B unit and select “WRITE SET PARAMETER” then rate of progress will appear.
When the process is finished, “SUCCESS” appears below.
Select “WRITE SET PARAMETER” Finished
USB FUNCTION USB FUNCTION
READ SET PARAMETER READ SET PARAMETER
WRITE SET PARAMETER 25% WRITE SET PARAMETER

OK OK SUCCESS

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11.2 Convenient program upgrade for unit
There is no need to carry any heavy equipment but only USB disk can realize program upgrade. Steps are as follows:

Step 1:
Copy new program in U disk root directory where other files in bin format are not allowed in

Step 2:
Power on and make sure communication is normal.

Step 3:
Plug U disk into the port of hydronic PCB.
“USb” appears on digital display Wired controller interface automatically changes

USB FUNCTION
READ SET PARAMETER
WRITE SET PARAMETER
USB port PD25319B84M200415V24.bin

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PD25319B86M200421V35.bin

OK

Step 4:
Please distinguish between programs for main control PCB and hydronic PCB. Select one of them and press “OK” button
then rate of progress appears. When the process is finished, “SUCCESS” appears below. For upgrading outdoor unit, the
process normally lasts for several minutes while only few seconds is needed for indoor unit.
Select program Finished
USB FUNCTION USB FUNCTION
READ SET PARAMETER READ SET PARAMETER
WRITE SET PARAMETER WRITE SET PARAMETER
PD25319B84M200415V24.bin 51% PD25319B84M200415V24.bin
PD25319B86M200421V35.bin PD25319B86M200421V35.bin

OK OK SUCCESS

Step 5:
Pull out U disk and power on again to finish upgrading program. Check the program version to make sure upgrade is
successful.
Check IDU software version Check ODU software version
OPERATION PARAMETER #00 OPERATION PARAMETER #00
Tbt1 BUFFERTANK_UP TEMP. XX ℃ T3 OUTDOOR EXCHANGE TEMP. XX ℃
Tbt2 BUFFERTANK_LOW TEMP. XX ℃ T4 OUTDOOR AIR TEMP XX ℃
Tsolar XX ℃ TF MODULE TEMP. XX ℃
IDU SOFTWARE XX-XX-XXXXXXX P1 COMP PRESSURE XX Kpa
ODU SOFTWARE XX-XX-XXXXXXX
HMI SOFTWARE XX-XX-XXXXXXX
OK ADDRESS 5/9 OK ADDRESS 9/9

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12 Climate Related Curves
The climate related curves can be selected in the user interface, MENU > PRESET TEMPERATURE > WEATHER TEMP. SET.
Figure 3-12.1: WEATHER TEMP.SET menu
The curves for heating mode and ECO heating mode are the same but the default PRESET TEMPERATURE
curve is curve 4 in heating mode, while in ECO mode, the default curve is curve 6.
The default curves for cooling mode is curve 4. Once the curve is selected, the
leaving water set temperature (T1s) is determined by the outdoor temperature. In
each mode, each curve from the eight curves in the user interface can be selected.
The relationship between outdoor ambient temperature (T4) and leaving water set
temperature (T1s) is described as in Figure 3-12.2, Figure 3-12.3, Figure 3-12.4 and
Figure 3-12.5.

The automatic setting curves are the ninth curve for cooling and heating mode, the ninth curve can be set as in Figure
3-12.6 and Figure 3-12.7.
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Figure 3-12.2: Low temperature curves for heating mode1

T1S(℃)
39
Leaving water set temperature (⁰C )

37

35 Curve 1
Curve 2
33
Curve 3
31 Curve 4

29 Curve 5
Curve 6
27
Curve 7
25 Curve 8

23 T4(℃)
-30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Notes:
1. It only has the curves of the low temperature setting for heating, if the low temperature is set for heating.
2. Curve 4 is default in low temperature heating mode and curve 6 is default in ECO mode.

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Figure 3-12.3: High temperature curves for heating mode

Leaving water set temperature (⁰C ) T1S(℃)

54

Curve 1
49 Curve 2
Curve 3
Curve 4
44 Curve 5
Curve 6
Curve 7
39
Curve 8

34 T4(℃)
-30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Notes:

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1. It only has the curves of the high temperature setting for heating, if the high temperature is set for heating.
2. Curve 4 is default in high temperature heating mode and curve 6 is default in ECO mode.

Figure 3-12.4: Low temperature curves for cooling mode1

T1S(℃)
24
Leaving water set temperature (⁰C )

22

20
Curve 1
18 Curve 2
16 Curve 3
Curve 4
14
Curve 5
12 Curve 6
Curve 7
10
Curve 8
8

4 T4(℃)
-10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

Notes:
1. It only has the curves of the low temperature setting for cooling, if the low temperature is set for cooling.
2. Curve 4 is default in low temperature cooling mode.

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Figure 3-12.5: High temperature curves for cooling mode1

T1S(℃)
Leaving water set temperature (⁰C )
25

23
Curve 1
Curve 2
21 Curve 3
Curve 4
19 Curve 5
Curve 6
Curve 7
17
Curve 8

15 T4(℃)
-10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
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Notes:
1. It only has the curves of the high temperature setting for cooling, if the high temperature is set for cooling.
2. Curve 4 is default in high temperature cooling mode.

Figure 3-12.6: Automatic setting curve for heating mode Figure 3-12.7: Automatic setting curve for cooling mode

T1S (T1S2) T1S (T1S2)

T1SETH1 T1SETC1

T1SETH2 T1SETC2
T4 T4

T4H1 T4H2 T4C1 T4C2

The setting of T1SETH1, T1SETH2, T4H1, T4H2 refer to Part 3, 8.6” HEATING MODE SETTING Menu” and T1SETC1, T1SETC2,

T4C1, T4C2 refer to Part 3, 8.5” COOLING MODE SETTING Menu”.

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13 Error Code Table
Table 3-13.1: Error code table
Error code Content
C7 Transducer module temperature too high protection
E0 Water flow failure (E8 appears 3 times)
E1 Phase sequence error (for 3 phase models)
E2 Communication error between the main control board of hydraulic module and user interface
E3 Backup electric heater exchanger water outlet temperature sensor T1 error
E4 Domestic hot water tank temperature sensor T5 error
E5 Air side heat exchanger refrigerant outlet temperature sensor T3 error
E6 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor T4 error
E7 Balance tank sensor Tbt1 error
E8 Water flow failure within 3 times
E9 Suction pipe temperature sensor Th error
EA Discharge pipe temperature sensor Tp error

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Eb Solar board sensor Tsolar error
Ec Balance tank sensor Tbt2 error
Ed Water side heat exchanger water inlet temperature sensor Twin error
EE. Hydronic box EEPROM error
F1 DC generatrix voltage is too low
H0 Communication error between outdoor unit main control chip and hydronic box main control chip
H1 Communication error between outdoor unit main control chip and inverter driver chip
H2 Water side heat exchanger refrigerant outlet (liquid pipe) temperature sensor T2 error
H3 Water side heat exchanger refrigerant inlet (gas pipe) temperature sensor T2B error
H4 Inverter module protection (L0/L1 appear 3 times in one hour)
H5 Room temperature sensor Ta error
H6 DC fan error
H7 Abnormal main circuit voltage
H8 Pressure sensor error
H9 Zone 2 water outlet temperature sensor Tw2 error
HA Water side heat exchanger water outlet temperature sensor error
Hb PP protection appears three times in a row and Twout<7℃
H.F. Invert module EEPROM error
HH H6 appears 10 times in 120min
HP Low pressure protection (pressure < 0.6MPa for 3 times in one hour)
P0 Low pressure protection
P1 High pressure protection
P3 Compressor current protection
P4 Discharge temperature sensor Tp protection
P5 High temperature difference between water side heat exchanger water inlet and water outlet temperatures protection
P6 Inverter module protection
L0 Inverter module protection
L1 DC bus low voltage protection
L2 DC bus high voltage protection
Table continued on next page …

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Table 3-13.1: Error code table(continued)
L4 MCE error
L5 Zero speed protection
L7 Phase sequence error
L8 Compressor frequency variation greater than 15Hz within one second protection
L9 Actual compressor frequency differs from target frequency by more than 15Hz protection
Pb Water side heat exchanger anti-freeze protection
Pd Air side heat exchanger refrigerant outlet temperature sensor T3 error
PP Water side heat exchanger inlet temperature is higher than outlet temperature in heating/DHW mode
bH PED board error
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