Duratech DURA-V10 Manual de usuario
DURA-V10
DURA-V15
DURA-V20
DURA-V11i
DURA-V15i
DURA-V20i
Quick Guide
V / Vi
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Manual
Heat pump Dura V or Vi
Connection clamps
Winter cover
Drain pipe (Condens Flux)
UNIT DURA-V10 DURA-V15 DURA-V20
Refrigerant R32
Refrigerant weight kg 1,110 1,410 1,645
UNIT DURA-V11i DURA-V15i DURA-V20i
Refrigerant
R32
Refrigerant weight kg 0,880 1,050 1,510
1.1 Refrigerant weight Dura V
1. Specications
1.2 Refrigerant weight Dura Vi
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Put the heat pump on a at, solid base. Tilting the heat pump for max 3° is allowed.
Install silent blocks in order to avoid vibrations and noise.
All feeding of water treatment to the pool water has to be done downstream of the heat pump (2).
It is normal for condens water to come out of the heat pump. This is not a leak or fault with the unit. If the
humidity is very high, the condens water could be a number of liters a day.
Always keep the heat pump in upright position. If the unit has been tilted, then wait 24h before starting the
heat pump.
It is recommended to install a by-pass for easy maintenance.
2. Preparing the heat pump for use
2.1 Typical set-up
The factory provides the heat pump, Condens ux, connection kit and winter cover. Other parts,
including a contingent by-pass must be provided by the user or installer. The heat pump should be
located maximum 7,5m (1) away from the swimming pool. The longer the distance from the pool,
the greater the heat loss from the piping.
Valve
Water supply
Water outletOutlet valve
Inlet valve
Bypass valve
Filter
Water inlet Water pump
Swimming Pool
Water treatment (2)
Heat pump
Max. 7,5 Meter (1)
2.2 Unobstructed space
A free area around the heat pump has to be kept clear from any object to get fresh air across the
evaporator. Do not obstruct the fan.
blow out:
3000mm
inlet air:
500mm
connection
area:1000mm
inlet air:
500mm
inlet air:
500mm
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2.3 Electrical wiring
Connect the electrical wires using the following steps.
Step 1: Remove display. Step 2: Unscrew blue front housing.
Step 3: Snap off blue front housing Step 4: Remove ow sensor
Step 5: Remove transparent cover.
Step 6: Insert the electrical cable at the bottom of the heat pump (1). Make electrical connection with
heat pump’s terminal block (2).
Please turn off lter pump. Flow must be stopped before disconnecting ow sensor. Drain the water out of
the condensor to prevent water loss.
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(1)
(1)
(2)
Make sure the arrow upon the ow sensor is pointing towards the water connection (1).
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2: Enter Parameter interface.
4: Enter Error parameter interface.
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3. Operation and Use
3.1 Types of display interfaces in the heat pump
4 types of interfaces can be found in the heat pump.
1: General interface.
3: Error interface
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3.2 General display interface
ON/OFF:
Press the ON/OFF button to start the heat pump.
The current water temperature will appear and the
heat pump will start automacitally. The heat pump
won’t start when the desired water temperature is
reached. Meanwhile the current water temperature
is shown on the display.
Press the ON/OFF button to stop the heat pump.
OFF will appear on the display.
UP:
Press to increase desired temperature. Any
changes will be saved automatically.
Down:
Press to reduce
desired temperature. Any
changes will we be saved
automatically.
Set temperature:
Shows the desired temperature of the swimming
pool. Your heat pump will stop heating when desired
temperature is reached. The heat pump will start
automatically when the water temperature drops
below set point.
Low air temperature:
The heat pump stops
working and will restart
automatically when the
ambient temperature is
above -10°C.
Set:
Press to change the heat
pump settings. Please nd
more information about the
parameter interface in full
version.
Flow bar:
Indicates the amount of ow
going through the heat pump.
High air temperature:
The ambient
temperature is above
40°C. The heat pump
keeps on working but
without fan. As soon as
the temperature drops
below 40°C the fan
restarts.
The ambient
temperature is above
50°C. The heat pump will
not use the compressor
and fan to protect control
components. As soon
as the temperature
drops below 50°C the
compressor restarts.
Low ow:
The heat pumps stops working. The
amount of ow going through the heat
pump is too low. The heat pump will
restart automatically when the ow is
restored.
Heating:
Highlights when the heat
pump is heating.
Defrosting:
Highlights when a special ice-melting
program is active in the heat pump.
Heating mode will continue when the
amount of ice upon the evaporator is
reduced.
Set:
Highlights when the heat pump is unlocked.
Meaning the heat pump desired temperature or
parameters can be changed.
Display lock: The display shows when there’s no interaction for 5min. Press any button
for 3 seconds to unlock the display.
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UP:
Press to increase desired temperature. Any
changes will be saved automatically.
3.3 Parameter interface
Parameters can be set by a qualied person in order to make the heat pump more efcient
depending on the specic conditions of the swimming pool.
User editable parameter may be changed by the end user.
Installer editable parameters and factory settings may only be changed in a service center or by
similar qualied persons in order to avoid a hazard.
Please nd a complete list and more information about each error in full version.
Set:
Press to enter or exit the
parameter menu.
Set:
Is not visible
when you scroll
through the list of
parameters.
Is visible when the
selected parameter
can be changed.
Up:
Scroll up through the list of parameters.
Edit the value of the selected
parameter.
Down:
Scroll down through the list of
parameters.
Edit the value of the selected
parameter.
ON/OFF:
Select the parameter you want
to edit
Parameter name:
Name of parameter. The following can be found:
Value parameter:
Current value of the
selected parameter.
Any changes will be
saved automatically.
Consitant parameter
User editable settings/parameter
Sensor settings/parameter
Installer editable settings/parameter
Factory editable settings/parameter
Display lock: The display shows when there’s no interaction for 5min. Press any button
for 3 seconds to unlock the display.
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3.4 Error interface
When an issue is deteced the heat pump will try to solve it by analyzing several parameters,
restarting components and bypassing electronics. An error is shown on the display when the
program can not solve the issue.
Please contact your service centre or similarly qualied persons when an error occurs.
Err:
Notication of error.
Every 5 second the ERR
is switched with the total
amount of errors in the
system. The following can
be found:
Low gas pressure:
The pressure in the
system remains 0,2 bar
or lower in the past 24
hours.
High gas pressure:
The pressure in the system remains 42 bar
or higher in the past 24 hours.
Overheat:
The temperature in the system is
remained 110°C or higher in the past
24 hours.
Set:
Press to enter error
parameter interface.
Please nd more
information about the error
parameter interface in
section 6.7.
Display lock: The display shows when there’s no interaction for 5min. Press any button
for 3 seconds to unlock the display.
E:
Notication of error
T:
A temperature sensor error
is active in the heat pump.
I:
An inverter error is active in
the heat pump(only in Dura-Vi
series)
Please nd a complete list and more information about each error in full version.
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3.5 Error parameter interface
A complete list of errors can be found in the error parameter interface.
Error notication name:
Name of error in the heat pump.
the following can be found:
Number of error in the heat pump:
Number of error. The following can be found:
E:
Noticifaction of Error.
Display lock: The display shows when there’s no interaction for 5min. Press any button
for 3 seconds to unlock the display.
Ambient temperature sensor error
Evaporator temperature sensor error
Water outlet temperature sensor error
Water inlet temperature sensor error
Discharge line temperature sensor error
Liquid line temperature sensor error
Suction line temperature sensor error
Super heat line temperature sensor error
Inverter error
Please nd a complete list and more information about each error in full version.
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4. Maintenance and Inspection
- Check the water inlet and drainage often. The water and air inow into the system should be
sufcient so that its performance and reliability does not get compromised. You should clean the
pool lter regularly to avoid damage to the unit caused by clogging of the lter.
- The area around the unit should be spacious and well ventilated as shown in section 2.2. Clean the
sides of the heat pump regularly to maintain good heat exchange and to save energy.
- Check if all processes in the unit are operational.
- Check the power supply and cable connections regularly. Should the unit begin to function
abnormally or should you notice a smell from an electrical component, arrange for timely repair or
replacement.
- You should also purge the water if the unit will not work for an extended period of time. You should
check all parts of the unit thoroughly and completely ll the system with water before
turning it on again afterwards.
If your heat pump has been stored for a long time, perform the following steps when re-starting the
system:
1. Inspect the system for any debris or damage to the case.
2. Clean the evaporator ns with a soft cloth if necessary. Make sure the evaporator ns are clean.
Blocking the air intake will cause insufcient operation and will result in lower production of heat.
3. Check the fan for blockages.
4. Connect the water inlet and outlet.
5. Turn on the pool water circulation pump to start the water ow to the heat pump.
6. Restore electrical power to the heat pump and press the reset button on the RCD.
5. Service
If you need service or information or if you have a problem, please contact your local dealer. If
needed they will contact the manufacturer to solve your problem.
They are gladly willing to assist you!
You can nd more information and the full manual on our website
www.duratech.be
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