Aqua Tempo Super II Part 1 General Information Aqua Tempo Super II System ..............4 Unit Capacities ..................5 Nomenclature ..................5 System and Design Unit Selection ............6 Typical Applications ................8 201902...
Aqua Tempo Super II 1 Aqua Tempo Super II System 1.1 System Schematic Figure 1-1.1: System schematic Expansion tank Water replenishment valve Water discharge valve Master unit Y-type filter, unit requiring≥ 16 mesh Differential pressure by-pass valve unit Drain valve Slave unit Two-way valve Max 16 units...
L: Low ambient temp. cooling Refrigerant N1: R410A Power supply R: 380-415V/3phase/50Hz Hydraulic Module M: With hydraulic module Empty: Without hydraulic module Rated heating capacity (kW) Special function code U: DC inverter compressor Series code S: Super II Chiller Midea 201902...
Aqua Tempo Super II 4 System and Design 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 enable or disable auxiliary electric heater Step 3: Selection of outdoor units Determine required total heat load on outdoor units Set capacity safety factor...
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Aqua Tempo Super II 4.2 Aqua Tempo Super II 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 ...
Aqua Tempo Super II 5 Typical Applications 5.1 Space Heating Through Floor Heating Loops Floor heating Loops are used for spaces heating. Figure 1-5.1: Space heating through floor heating loops (standard unit without hydronic module) Expansion tank Water replenishment valve Water discharge valve Master unit Y-type filter,...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Figure 1-5.2: Space heating through floor heating loops (customized unit with built-in hydronic module) Expansion tank Water replenishment valve Water discharge valve Master unit Y-type filter, One-way requiring≥ 16 mesh unit valve Two-way Differential pressure valve by-pass valve One-way valve...
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Aqua Tempo Super II 5.2 Space Heating and Space Cooling Through Fan Coil Unit Fan coil units are used for space heating and cooling. Figure 1-5.3: Space heating and space cooling through fan coil unit (standard unit without hydronic module) Expansion tank Water replenishment valve Water discharge valve...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Figure 1-5.4: Space heating and space cooling through fan coil unit (customized unit with built-in hydronic module) Expansion tank Water replenishment valve Water discharge valve Master unit Y-type filter, One-way requiring≥ 16 mesh unit valve Two-way Differential pressure valve by-pass valve...
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Aqua Tempo Super II 5.3 Space Heating Through Floor Heating Loops And Space Cooling Through Fan Coil Unit Floor heating loops and fan coil units are used for space heating and fan coil units are used for space cooling. In space cooling mode, the 2-way valve is closed to prevent cold water entering the floor heating loops.
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Aqua Tempo Super II Figure 1-5.6: Space heating through floor heating loops and space cooling through fan coil unit (customized unit with built-in hydronic module) Expansion tank Water replenishment valve Water discharge valve Master unit Y-type filter, One-way requiring≥ 16 mesh unit valve Two-way...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Part 2 Engineering Data Specifications ..................16 Dimensions and Center of Gravity ............19 Piping Diagrams ................... 22 Wiring Diagrams .................. 27 Capacity Tables ..................32 Operating Limits .................. 36 Hydronic Performance ................. 37 Sound Levels ..................40 Accessories ..................
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Aqua Tempo Super II 1 Specifications Table 2-1.1: Specifications MC-SU90-RN1L MC-SU30-RN1L MC-SU60-RN1L Model name 380-415/3/50 Power supply V/Ph/Hz 27.6 Capacity 36.8 10.95 21.83 Rated input Cooling 2.23 2.52 2.52 4.32 4.41 4.20 SEER 31.4 61.6 Capacity 32.8 10.64 20.07 Rated input Heating 2.74 2.95...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Table 2-1.2: Specifications MC-SU30M-RN1L MC-SU60M-RN1L Model name 380-415/3/50 Power supply V/Ph/Hz 28.2 Capacity 10.93 22.54 Rated input Cooling 2.58 2.44 3.72 3.73 SEER 30.8 Capacity 10.62 21.2 Rated input Heating 2.90 2.83 3.27 3.45 SCOP Seasonal space heating energy efficiency class 19.7 36.9 Max.
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Aqua Tempo Super II Table 2-1.3: Pump specifications Pump model name YKB-650-2-1 YKB-1500-2-1 Corresponding unit model name MC-SU30M-RN1L MC-SU60M-RN1L Power supply 380-415 V/3Ph/Hz 380-415 V/3Ph/Hz Rated power 0.65 KW 1.5 KW Rated current 1.6-1.8A 3.15A Rated water flow 4.7 m3/h 10m3/h Rated pump head 22.8 m...
Aqua Tempo Super II 2 Dimensions and Center of Gravity MC-SU30(M)-RN1L Figure 2-2.1: MC-SU30(M)-RN1L dimensions and center of gravity (unit: mm) 1870 Top view Left view 1870 Hole for anchor bolt Φ15 Bottom view Front view 201902...
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU60(M)-RN1L Figure 2-2.2: MC-SU60(M)-RN1L dimensions and center of gravity (unit: mm) Front view 2220 Top view Left view 2220 1105 Hole for anchor bolt Φ15 Bottom view Front view 201902...
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU90-RN1L Figure 2-2.1: MC-SU90-RN1L dimensions and center of gravity (unit: mm) 201902...
Aqua Tempo Super II 3 Piping Diagrams MC-SU30-RN1L Figure 2-3.1: MC-SU30-RN1L piping diagram EXVA Taf1 inlet Taf2 outlet Legend Compressor CCH (Crankcase heater ) Tp (DC inverter compressor discharge temperature sensor) Switch_Tp(Discharge temperature control switch ) PRO-H (High pressure switch) Oil separator 4-way valve Air side heat exchanger...
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU30M-RN1L Figure 2-3.2: MC-SU30M-RN1L piping diagram EXVA Taf1 inlet Taf2 outlet Legend Compressor CCH (Crankcase heater ) Tp (DC inverter compressor discharge temperature sensor) Switch_Tp(Discharge temperature control switch ) PRO-H (High pressure switch) Oil separator 4-way valve Air side heat exchanger T4 (Outdoor ambient temperature) T3 (Air side heat exchanger temperature sensor)
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU60-RN1L Figure 2-3.3: MC-SU60-RN1L piping diagram EXVA Taf1 inlet Taf2 outlet Heat3 Legend Compressor1 Compressor2 CCHA (Crankcase heater A) CCHB (Crankcase heater B) Switch_TpA (Discharge temperature control switch A) Switch_TpB ( Discharge temperature control switch B) Tp1 (DC inverter compressor 1 discharge temperature sensor) Tp2 (DC inverter compressor 2 discharge temperature sensor) PRO-H (High pressure switch)
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU60M-RN1L Figure 2-3.4: MC-SU60M-RN1L piping diagram EXVA Taf1 inlet Taf2 outlet Heat3 Legend Compressor1 Compressor2 CCHA (Crankcase heater A) CCHB (Crankcase heater B) Switch_TpA (Discharge temperature control switch A) Switch_TpB ( Discharge temperature control switch B) Tp1 (DC inverter compressor 1 discharge temperature sensor) Tp2 (DC inverter compressor 2 discharge temperature sensor) PRO-H (High pressure switch)
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU90-RN1L Figure 2-3.5: MC-SU90-RN1L piping diagram EXVA Taf1 inlet Taf2 outlet EXVC EXVB Legend Compressor1 Compressor2 CCHA (Crankcase heater A) CCHB (Crankcase heater B) Switch_TpA (Discharge temperature control switch A) Switch_TpB ( Discharge temperature control switch B) Tp1 (DC inverter compressor 1 discharge temperature) Tp2 (DC inverter compressor 2 discharge temperature) PRO-H (High pressure switch)
Aqua Tempo Super II 4 Wiring Diagrams MC-SU30(M)-RN1L Figure 2-4.1: MC-SU30(M)-RN1L wiring diagram 201902...
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU60(M)-RN1L Figure 2-4.2: MC-SU60(M)-RN1L wiring diagram Brown DC fan drive board B Blue Brown DC fan drive board A Blue Black Black CN40 CN41 CN42 L1’ L3’ L2’ CN50 Black CN51 CN36 CN37 CN38 CN39 Blue White Black Black...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Legend H-PRO High pressure switch Eva-heat1 Plate heat exchanger heater 1 L-PRO Low pressure switch Eva-heat2 Plate heat exchanger heater 2 Water switch Water flow switch Inverter module temperature sensor 1 L-YL1 Pressure sensor Inverter module temperature sensor 2 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor Total water outlet temperature sensor Air side heat exchanger temperature sensor...
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Input and output of AC filter B Input and output of AC filter B Three phase bridge rectifier A&B Three phase bridge rectifier A&B Compressor drive board A&B Compressor drive board A&B...
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Power supply of compressor A&B Power supply of compressor A&B AC contactor input and output AC contactor input and output Pump input Pump input Please refer to the latest wiring diagram for more details.
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU90-RN1L Figure 2-4.3: MC-SU90-RN1L wiring diagram 201902...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Legend FAN A/B/C DC fan Total water outlet temperature sensor Four-way valve Air suction temperature sensor Oil return solenoid valve Discharge temperature sensor 1 Multifunctional solenoid valve Discharge temperature sensor 2 Liquid side bypass solenoid valve Inverter module temperature sensor 1 SV8A injection solenoid value...
Aqua Tempo Super II 5 Capacity Tables 5.1 Heating Capacity Tables Table 2-5.1: MC-SU30(M)-RN1L heating capacity Chilled water outlet temperature (°C) 30.00 35.00 40.00 45.00 50.00 55.00 Ambient temp (°C) -15.00 17.38 8.03 16.06 8.22 16.80 8.60 15.35 9.65 -7.00 25.44 8.85 24.41...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Table 2-5.3: MC-SU90-RN1L heating capacity Chilled water outlet temperature (°C) Ambient 30.00 35.00 40.00 45.00 50.00 55.00 temp. (°C) -20.00 55.21 23.46 46.32 23.36 37.63 22.86 -15.00 62.23 23.93 51.23 23.29 42.32 24.89 35.87 25.17 -7.00 70.86 22.24 62.32...
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Aqua Tempo Super II 5.2 Heating Capacity Tables Table 2-5.4: MC-SU30(M)-RN1L cooling capacity Chilled water outlet temperature (℃) 5.00 7.00 10.00 13.00 15.00 20.00 Ambient Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power temp. (°C) -10.00 22.69 6.13 25.88...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Table 2-5.6: MC-SU90-RN1L cooling capacity Chilled water outlet temperature (℃) 5.00 7.00 10.00 13.00 15.00 20.00 Ambient Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power Capacity Power temp. (°C) -10.00 48.32 20.14 54.22 20.81 60.23 21.51 65.23...
Aqua Tempo Super II 6 Operating Limits 6.1 Cooling operating range Figure 2-6.1: Cooling operating range Ambient temperature Outlet water temperature (Unit: ℃ ) Cooling operating range 6.2 Heating operating range Figure 2-6.2: Heating operating range MC-SU30(M)-RN1L/ MC-SU60(M)-RN1L Ambient temperature 25 30 40 45 50 52 55 Outlet water temperature...
Aqua Tempo Super II 7 Hydronic Performance MC-SU30(M)-RN1L Figure 2-7.1: MC-SU30(M)-RN1L Hydronic performance 3.72 4.26 4.79 5.32 Water flow rate (m MC-SU60(M)-RN1L Figure 2-7.2: MC-SU60(M)-RN1L Hydronic performance 7.33 8.37 9.42 10.47 Water flow rate (m 201902...
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU90-RN1L Figure 2-7.3: MC-SU90-RN1L Hydronic performance 6.45 10.83 12.51 14.77 15.67 Water flow rate (m 201902...
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Aqua Tempo Super II MC-SU30M-RN1L Figure 2-7.4: YKB-650-2-1 Hydronic performance Water flow rate (m MC-SU60M-RN1L Figure 2-7.5: YKB-1500-2-1 Hydronic performance Water flow rate (m 201902...
Aqua Tempo Super II 8 Sound Levels 8.1 Overall Table 2-8.1: Sound pressure levels Model name dB(A) MC-SU30-RN1L 65.8 MC-SU30M-RN1L 68.0 MC-SU60-RN1L 72.1 MC-SU60M-RN1L 73.0 MC-SU90-RN1L 80.1 Notes: 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.
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Aqua Tempo Super II 8.2 Octave Band Levels Figure 2-8.2: MC-SU30(M)-RN1L octave band level (in cooling mode at rated compressor frequency) NR-90 NR-80 NR-70 NR-60 NR-50 NR-40 NR-30 NR-20 NR-10 NR-0 31.5 1000 2000 4000 8000 Octave band central frequency (Hz) Figure 2-8.3: MC-SU60(M)-RN1L octave band level (in cooling mode at rated compressor frequency) NR-90 NR-80...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Figure 2-8.4: MC-SU90-RN1L octave band level (in cooling mode at rated compressor frequency NR-90 NR-80 NR-70 NR-60 NR-50 NR-40 NR-30 NR-20 NR-10 NR-0 31.5 1000 2000 4000 8000 Octave band central frequency (Hz) Figure 2-8.5: MC-SU30(M)-RN1L octave band level (in heating mode at rated compressor frequency) NR-90 NR-80 NR-70...
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Aqua Tempo Super II Figure 2-8.6: MC-SU60(M)-RN1L octave band level (in heating mode at rated compressor frequency) NR-90 NR-80 NR-70 NR-60 NR-50 NR-40 NR-30 NR-20 NR-10 NR-0 31.5 1000 2000 4000 8000 Octave band central frequency (Hz) Figure 2-8.7: MC-SU90-RN1L octave band level (in heating mode at rated compressor frequency) NR-90 NR-80 NR-70...
Aqua Tempo Super II 9 Accessories 9.1 Standard accessories Table 2-9.1: Standard accessories Quantity MC-SU30(M)-RN1L Name Shape MC-SU60(M)-RN1L MC-SU90-RN1L Installation & Operation Manual Temperature testing components for total water outlet Wired controller power adapter Wired controller installation manual 201902...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II art 3 stal llat an d ld S Sett ting gs 1 Pref face to Pa rt 3 .................. 46 2 Unit t Placeme ent and In stallation ............. 47 ...
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ua Temp po Super II Preface to Part 3 Notes for I nstallers Bo oxes The information contained in n this Engine eering Data B Book may pr imarily be of f use during the system design stage of a Mide ea Aqua Tem mpo ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Unit Placem ment and Installati on Acceptance e and Unpa acking otes for inst tallers When un its are delive ered check w whether any damage occ curred durin g shipment. If there is d damage to th he ...
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ua Temp po Super II igure 3‐2.1: Ho isting the unit the an ngle of inclin naton he angle of in nclinaton Lifted hook Placement Considerat tions Plac ement of out tdoor units sh hould take ac ccount of the following co onsiderations : Outdoor uni its should no t be exposed to direct rad diation from a a high‐tempe erature heat s source. ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II units. Outdoor un its can be ins stalled on the e ground or o on a roof str ucture that i s strong eno ugh to bear the unit’s we eight. When instal lled in a posit tion that is no ot easily acce essible, a met thod of safe access for ins stallation/ma aintenance sh hould be provided . Outdoor uni its should no t be installed d in locations which have s stringent low ‐noise or low w‐vibration re equirements.
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ua Temp po Super II Drainage channel Ancho r bolt MC‐SU90 ‐RN1L Drainage Drai nage ditch sh hould be pro ovided to allo ow drainage o of condensat te that may f form on the air side heat t exchanger w when the unit is runni ng in heating g mode. The drainage sh ould ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Input of a airflow Main u unit Main un Main unit Main u unit Main un Main unit Main u unit Main un Main unit nput of airflow Multiple units s installation Table e 3‐2.1: Recomm mend minimum m spacing ...
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ua Temp po Super II Figu ure 3‐2.5: Install l ation of the da amper Anchor bolt M12 Ferrol Fixed meat Damping g device plate ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Water Syst tem Desig gn and Inst tallation Water Circu uit Checks Aqua a Tempo Sup per II units are e equipped w with a water i inlet and out let for conne ction to a wa ater circuit. A Aqua Tempo S Super II un nits should o nly be conne ected to clos ed water circ cuits. Connec ction ...
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ua Temp po Super II Table 3‐3.1: App plicable standar rd of water qua ality for the unit t pH Total Conducti ivity Sulfide e ions Chlor ide Ammon nia Sulfate Silicon ron Sodi ium Calciu um alue hardnes ss ions s ions ions ns ions s 7‐ < 50ppm m ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II 3.2.5 5 Fouling fact tor Foul ing refers to the accumu ulation of unw wanted mate erial on solid d surfaces, m most often in an aquatic e environment . The fouli ing material c can consist o of either living g organisms ...
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ua Temp po Super II Installation n of Water S System Pipe eline 3.3.1 1 Installation n of single‐mo odule water system pipel line igure 3‐3.1: Ins stallation of sing gle‐module wat ter system pipe eline ater inlet Wate er outlet Figur re 3‐3.2: connec ction method of f MC‐SU30(M)‐ ‐RN1L Figur re 3‐3.3: connec ction method of f MC‐SU60(M)‐ ‐RN1L 56 01902 ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Figur re 3‐3.4: connec ction method of f MC‐SU90‐RN1 1L 3.3.2 2 Installation n of multi‐mo odule water s system pipeli ine igure 3‐3.5: Inst tallation of mul lti‐module wate er system pipeli ine No.n m odule No.(n-1) mo odule No.1 module No.(n-1) a address No.(n-2) add dress No.0 address Drill dead...
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ua Temp po Super II Main water outlet tempe erature sensin ng bulb and a auxiliary elect tric heater ar re under cont trol of the ma ain module. The unit can n be started u up through th he wired cont troller only af fter all addre sses are set a and the afore ementioned i items are determi ned. The wire ed controller is ≤500m aw way from the o outdoor unit . 3.3.4 4 Chiller wate er flow Mini imum chilled d ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II igure 3‐3.8: Des sign of the stor re tank rror Recomm mendation Error Chill led water sys stem minimu um water volu ume Chill ed water sys tem water vo olume can be e calculated a as: Chilled wate er system wat ter volume = Water pipework vo lume ...
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ua Temp po Super II • Where: • is s the unit’s c cooling capa city (in kW) corrected fo or ambient te emperature (using the lo owest expe ected cooling g mode ambie ent temperat ture) and leav ving water tem mperature • is the ratio o of unit outpu ut at its lowes st operating ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II = 25.7 x 86 60 x 0.12 = 26 652kcal Qd‐ = 24.4 x x 860 x 0.12 = = 2518kcal 2⁰C 7⁰C = 25.7 x 860 0 x (4/60) = 1 1473kcal = 24.4 x 8 860 x (4/60) = = 1399kcal 2⁰ ‐7⁰C ΔTt = 3 30 ‐ 15 = 15⁰C C ΔTt = = 35 ‐ 20 = 15 5⁰C 2⁰C ‐7⁰C ...
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ua Temp po Super II H3: W Water resista ance of the lo ongest water‐ ‐loop distanc ce, includes: p pipe resistanc ce, different v valve’s resista ance, flexible e pipe resis stance, pipe e elbow and th ree‐way resis stance, two‐w way resistanc e or three‐wa ay resistance, , as well as fi lter resistanc e. H4: t the longest te erminal resist tance. Insta all the pump: : The pump s should be in nstalled ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II lectrical W Wiring General otes for inst tallers aution All install lation and w wiring must b e carried ou t by compet ent and suit ably qualified d, certified a and accredite ed professio nals and in ac ccordance wi...
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ua Temp po Super II 342V‐418V. All electric w wires must co onform to lo ocal wiring co onnection no rm. The suita able cables s hould be con nnected to p ower supply term inal through wiring conne ection holes a at the bottom m of the elect ric cabinet. A According to C Chinese stand dard, the user is re esponsible fo or providing v voltage and c current prote ction for the input power supply of the e unit. ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Wiring Step ps Tabl le 3‐4.2: Wiring g steps Step Conten nt Check th he unit and ens sure that it is co onnected with g grounding wire es correctly, to a avoid leakage, a and the ground ding devices 1 should b be mounted in strict accordan nce with the req quirements of e electrical engin eering rules. Th he grounding w wires can preven nt electric shock. 2 The con ntrol box of the ...
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ua Temp po Super II Figur re 3‐4.3: wire co onnection of au uxiliary electric heaters for MC C‐SU90‐RN1L L1/L2/L3 Connetcor X XT1 in the electri ic box HEAT1 Control coil of 3 phaseAC c contactor Overcurrent re elay Figur re 3‐4.4: wire co onnection of pu ump for MC‐SU3 30(M)‐RN1L an d MC‐SU60(M) )‐RN1L ...
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A A qua Tem m po Supe er II 4.5 Wiring Ove erview Figur re 3‐4.6: diagra m combination n system of MC‐ ‐ SU30(M)‐RN1L L 2019 902 67 ...
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ua Temp po Super II Figur re 3‐4.7: diagra m combination n system of MC‐ ‐ SU60(M)‐RN1L L 68 01902 ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe e r II Figur re 3‐4.8: diagram combination n system of MC‐ ‐SU90‐RN1L 2019 902 69 ...
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ua Temp po Super II Table 3‐4.2: Wiri ing requiremen nts Required nu umber of Maximum run nning tem Descriptio on Current Mini imum wiring si conduc ctors current 1 1 User interface e wire AC 200mA 0.75‐1.25mm 2 xiliary heater co ontrol wire AC 200mA 0.75mm 3 Pump contro ol wire AC 200mA ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Modbus Ga ateway (cus stomization n option) dbus Gateway y functionalit ty can be add ded by adding g X, Y, E ports s to the wired d controller. U Up to 16 wire ed controllers s can be connecte ed together, w with each con ntroller contr rolling up to 1 16 units. igure 3‐4.9: Mo odbus Gateway y wiring connect tion ...
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ua Temp po Super II ield Settin ngs Table 3‐5.1 :Mai in PCB switch se ettings for MC‐S SU30(M)‐RN1L and MC‐SU60( (M)‐RN1L Default factor ry Switc ch Description n ON OFF setting S5‐1 ter outlet temp perature srved Normal OFF S5‐2 ON/OFF funct tion ivated Deactivated OFF One large One sm mall pump ...
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A A qua Tem mpo Supe er II Outdoor unit t address 0: maste r unit C4 ‐ ‐ 0 1,2,3…F: sla ave units Notes s: Normal water o utlet temperatur re range: 5⁰C to 2 20⁰C. ...
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ua Temp po Super II Commissio oning and Maintena ance Commissio oning 6.1.1 1 Preparation n After the w water system pipeline is flushed seve eral times, p please make sure that th he purity of water meets s ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II 6.2.2 2 Removing s scale Afte r long‐time o operation, ca alcium oxide or other min nerals will be e settled in t he heat tran nsfer surface of the water r‐side heat t ...
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ua Temp po Super II parameters. . Refrigerant must be inje cted from the e low pressur re side of sys tem. The injectio on amount of f refrigerant will be affec cted by the a ambient tem perature. If the required d amount has s not been reache ed but no mo ore injection ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II User Interf face Field Settings f for KJRM‐ 120H/BM MWKO‐E Introductio on Duri ng installatio on, the unit’ ’s settings a nd paramete ers should b be configured d by the ins staller to sui it the install ation ...
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ua Temp po Super II General Op peration 7.2.1 1 Unlocking/ /Locking oper ration en the wired controller is locked, press s and hold the e "UNLOCK" button for 2s s to unlock it; ; when " " i is not display yed in the locked statu s, press and hold the "U NLOCK" butt ton for 2s to o lock it. Whe en ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II As sh hown below: three modes s available. igure 3‐7.1: Diff fferent mode in terfaces ooling mode Heating mod de Water pump mode en the curren nt mode butto on is selected d (blinking), p press " " an nd " " to s et a mode or r temperature e, and then p press "▼" " and "▲" to ...
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ua Temp po Super II PROJECT M Menu 7.3.1 1 PROJECT m menu structur re or PROJECT M Menu 1.STATE QUE ERY . STATE QUE ERY COMPRESSO OR STATE . PARAMETE ERS QUERY FAN STATE . MANUAL D DEFROST 4‐WAY VALVE E STATE . SILENT SET TTING PUMP STATE E ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II 7.3.2 2 Enter the P PROJECT JECT allows i nstallers to in nput the syste em configura ation and set the system p parameters. T To enter PROJ JECT, go to M ENU > JECT. Figure 3‐7.2 2: PROJRCT pass sword screen ► to navigat Ente er the passwo ord, using ◄ te between d digits and usi ng ▼ ▲ to a adjust the num merical value es, and then press OK. T The password d is 6666. The en it will disp play the below w interface:...
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ua Temp po Super II b. Paramet ters query: EX XV opening d degree, comp pressor curren nt, high press sure, low pres ssure, anti‐fr eeze tempera ature, condens ser pipe temp perature, disc charge tempe erature gure 3‐7.5: Stat te query interfa c. Manual defrost Figure 3‐7.6 6: Manual defro ost interface d. Silent se etting: standa ard mode, sile ent mode, nig ght silent mo ode (factory d default setting g), super silen...
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A Aqua Tem m po Supe e r II Clearing g history erro o r Fi i gure 3‐7.9: Clearing history er rror interface 2019 9 02 83 ...
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ua Temp po Super II 7.3.4 4 Parameters s setting Table 3‐7. 2: Parameters s setting parameters Sett ting range Default value e Adjustm ment range frosting cycle 20 min n to 120 min 35 min min Defrost e enter temperat ture ‐5⁰ ⁰C to 5⁰C 0⁰C 1⁰C Defrost t exit temperatu ure ‐10⁰C C to +10⁰C 0⁰C 1⁰C Manu ual defrost ente r ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II User Interf face Field Settings f for KJRM‐ 120H/BM MWKO3‐E Introductio on Duri ng installatio on, the unit’ ’s settings a nd paramete ers should b be configured d by the ins staller to sui it the install ation ...
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ua Temp po Super II Menu oper ration 8.2.1 1 Unlocking/ /Locking oper ration en the wired controller is locked, press s and hold the e "UNLOCK" button for 3s s to unlock it; ; when " " i is not display yed in the locked statu s, press and hold the "U NLOCK" butt ton for 3s to o ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II 8.2.5 5 Auto‐restar rt function The power supp ly to the syst tem fails une expectedly d uring operat ion. When th he system is powered on n again, the w wired cont troller contin ues to opera ate according g to the statu...
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ua Temp po Super II en set addres ss “01‐15” an d press “OK” button, the w wired contro oller will ente r the interfac ce as follows. gure 3‐8.6: Mai in page for slav ve wired contro ller 10:35 A 20/11/2017 ONLIN E CO O OL Tws 55 C UNITE S 55 C ERRO R 55 C PRESS S MENU TO QUERY S STATUS ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Setting PRO OJECT MEN NU 8.3.1 1 PROJECT m menu structur re or PROJECT M Menu 1.STATE SET UNIT . SET UNIT AIR‐CONDIT TIONING AIR‐COND DITIONING Tw_cool_Dif ff . SET PARAL LLEL Tw_heat_Dif ff . SET UNIT P PROTECTION dT5_ON ...
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ua Temp po Super II 8.3.2 2 Entering th he password Sele ct "PROJECT T MENU", an d press the "OK" button n to enter th he menu. Th he screen pr rompts the u user to ente r the pass sword is show wn as below. ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Set unit air‐c conditioning Sele ct "SET UNIT AIR‐CONDIT IONING", and d press the "O OK" button to o enter the in nterface. The interface dis splay is as foll lows. igure 3‐8.10: Se et unit air‐cond ditioning interfa PROJEC T MENU SELECT THE Q QUERING ADDRES S Tw_heat Tw_cool _Di f f _Di f f ...
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ua Temp po Super II Pres ss the “▲” and “▼” b buttons to se t the values a and press “O K” button to save the sett ting and retu rn to the prev vious inter rface, or pres ss the "BACK " button to c ancel the set tting and retu urn to the pr evious interfa ace. If there is no operati on in 60 se econds, the w wired control ller will retur n to the hom me page. Set defrostin ng “OK” button Sele ct “SET DEFR...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II Note es: The value of “Tw_Heat1_ _OFF” is bigge er than “Tw_H Heat1_ON”. HEAT2 functi ion is disable d, so user ca nnot enter th he HEAT2 inte erface. Check parts Sele ct "CHECK PA ARTS", and pr ress the "OK" " button to en nter the inter rface. The int erface displa ay is as follow ws. Figure 3‐8 8.16: Check part ts interface back ...
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ua Temp po Super II Appendix Error Code Table of M MC‐SU30(M) )‐RN1L and MC‐SU60(M M)‐RN1L able 3‐9.1: Error r code table of MC‐SU30(M)‐R RN1L and MC‐SU U60(M)‐RN1L Error code Content 1E0 Main PCB EEPRO OM mismatch 2E0 nverter module e A EEPROM mi smatch 3E0 nverter module e B EEPROM mi smatch E1 Power phase se quence error E2 Communication error between n main PCB and wired controlle er ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe e r II Fb Pressure sensor error Fd Air suction temp perature(Th) pr rotection error 1FF DC fan 1 error 2FF DC fan 2 error FP DIP inconsistenc cy of multiple w water pumps (m manual recovery y) L0 nverter module e protection L1 DC bus low volta age protection L2 DC bus high volt tage protection n L4 MCE error L5 Zero speed prot tection L7 ...
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ua Temp p o Super II P6 nverter module e protection P7 Air‐side heat exc changer tempe erature and tota al cooling outlet t high temperat ture protection n P9 Water‐side heat t exchanger inle et/outlet tempe erature differen nce protection Pb System anti‐free ezing protection n PC Evaporator pres sure low in coo oling mode PE Low‐temperatur re protection of f evaporator (m manual recovery y) PH Ambient tempe rature(T4)high temperature p protection in he ating mode ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II System Che eck Table Pres ss buttons SW W3 and SW4 s simultaneous ly to activate e the system c check functio on. The param meters listed in Table 3‐9.3 3 and Table e 3‐9.4 will b e displayed in n sequence. Table e 3‐9.3: System check table of M MC‐SU30(M)‐R RN1L and MC‐SU U60(M)‐RN1L No. Para ameters displa ayed on DSP2 Standby y: ODU address s (DSP1 display) + number of o on‐line units (DS SP1 display) ...
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ua Temp po Super II 26 EXV 1 p osition(step=va alue displayed * 27 EXV 2 p osition(step=va alue displayed * 28 Compre essor discharge pressure 29 Compre essor suction pr ressure 30 Air suct ion superheat d degree 31 Air suct ion temperatur re(Th) 32 Silent se election 33 Static p ressure selectio on 34 DC bus low voltage 1 ( reserved) 35 ...
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A Aqua Tem mpo Supe er II 5 Outlet w water temperat ture(Two) 6 Total co ooling outlet tem mperature(Tz) 7 Heat rec covery sensor t temperature (T HeatR) (‐‐displa ayed) 8 Compre essor discharge temperature 1 1 (sensor Tp1) 9 Compre essor discharge temperature 2 2 (sensor Tp2) 0 Compre essor module te emperature(Tf1 1) 1 Compre essor module te emperature(Tf2 2) ...
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