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DANGER!
The unit needs to be connected to the power supply protected with the prescribed fuse.
DANGER!
In the event of damage to the connecting cable, it must be replaced with original cable, provided by
manufacturer or authorized customer service.
DANGER!
Do not use or store flammable materials near the unit
DANGER!
Water with temperature above 50°C can cause injuries, when set temperature is higher than 50°C be
careful when children and other users are using hot water.
DANGER!
Evaporator operates at low temperature. Touching it can cause frostbite.
DANGER!
Never damage or rupture the refrigerant piping. Refrigerant leakage can cause serious frostbite.
DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS!
The unit must be replaced and disposed according to local regulations; it contains environment potentially
harmful gasses.
4 PURPOSE OF THE DEVICE
The device is an air/water heat pump with a water storage tank below. Its primary task is to heat sanitary water –
the cooling effect on the surroundings is a side effect. The heat pump needs to be set in a sufficiently large and
ventilated room with an enough high air temperature (basement, pantry) from which it will take the energy for its
operation. The heat pump draws 75% of the necessary heat from the air, the rest is provided by the electrical
power that drives the high-quality rotary compressor. The sanitary water is heated through a refrigerant heat
exchanger (condenser) bended around the water storage tank. The water storage tank is made from steel with
vacuum enameled protective coating. Its volume can be 230 or 300L. The 230L unit is meant to be installed in a
building with a daily consumption not more than 500L per day and 300L unit in a building with consumption not
more than 700L per day.
WARNING!
Injuries and resulting damage to the device or third things, which are caused due to misuse and improper
use of the device, are the users sole responsibility.
5 RESPONSIBILITY
5.1 Producer responsibility
As a producer we accept no responsibility if:
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The installation and user manuals were not considered properly.
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Unit was not correctly or enough mentained.
5.2 Installer responsibility
Installers take responsibility that the unit is installed and commissioned in accordance with the next
requirements:
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Read the complete installation and user manuals.
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Installation of the unit must be performed according to national standards and laws.
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Performs commissioning and solves any problems that occurred during the installation and first startup.
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Explains to the customer proper usage, settings and needed unit maintenance.
5.3 User responsibility
User needs to consider next requirements for proper unit operation:
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Read the complete installation and user manuals.
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Installation and first startup must to be performed by a professional and authorized installer.
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