REFERENCE; reference to other sections in the operating instructions Intended use The MW80 is a mobile heat pump that is not suitable for private use. It has been designed for commercial use on construction sites, in workshops, warehouses and similar locations and must not be used for room heating with high and the highest requirements for room air! The MW80 may only be operated by trained personnel.!
Further warranty conditions are regular maintenance in accordance with these instructions, which must be carried out at least once a year. The general warranty period for the MW80 is 12 months from the date of delivery. The invoice date is the determining factor here.
Never switch on the system if any parts of the housing are missing! Set up the MW80 outdoors only and only use it with outside air as a heat source! The air- conducting sides must not be narrowed or blocked!
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Inside Long side Connection side Long side Figure 4-1: Loudest side of the MW80 (at the fans, top left) The regional regulations for noise protection must be observed! Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
Indicator lights CEE connection 63 A Figure 4-2: Illustration of MW80 left side Inlet Outlet Inlet Outlet Socket for condensate Condensate drain Figure 4-3: Rear view of the MW80 Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
Figure 4-4: Front view of the MW80 Functions of the system The MW80 is a fully automatic air-to-air heat pump that ensures independent operation after presetting and activation. The operating parameters can be set via a browser-based visualisation. (see. Figure 4-5).
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Electrical power Current power consumption Quotient of generated heating output and consumed Efficiency electrical power Electricity consumption Total electrical energy used Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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Safety shutdown When the emergency stop button is pressed, the system is shut down immediately. A restart is only possible after the power has been disconnected. Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
The three indicator lights show the operating status (see Figure 4-7). On/Off Operation Emergency stop Alarm Heating Figure 4-7: CEE plug, indicator light and switch in the connection box Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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(see 10 Error messages) User interface (WEB-Visu) The operating modes of the MW80 can be monitored and the unit can be adjusted within specified limits by trained operating personnel. To do this, a connection must be established with a PC via an Ethernet cable or LTE radio connection.
Lifting the unit by the front or rear panels may result in damage to the unit and is expressly not recommended! Figure 5-1: Location of the centre of gravity Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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Operation Manual Centre of gravity marking This symbol marks the position of the centre of gravity on the long sides of the MW80. The centre of gravity is not in the middle, but at the front of the system! correct...
When installing on sealed surfaces, ensure that the condensate is drained off! Otherwise, there is a risk of slipping due to frozen condensate in cold temperatures! Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
The customer's electrical connection must be protected with a 3-phase 63 A type C circuit breaker for each MW80 heat pump. Protection via a slow-blow low-voltage fuse (DT or D0 fuse) is also permitted.). If the electrical connection is also monitored by a residual current circuit breaker (RCD), the manufacturer recommends a type B circuit breaker with a differential tripping current of 30 mA to ensure continuous operation of the heat pump.
IP range of the system: 192.168.135.xxx. The addresses 1, 2 and 3 must not be used for the xxx at the end. 3 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
The target fill level for the refrigeration machine oil is marked on the compressor. 5. Pressure and leak test of the refrigeration circuit. 6. Cleaning the registers, the fans and the condensate drain. Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
(via master password or from the source code) →Even switching off the power supply does not help. ▪ Emergency stop (700): Only switching off the power to the machine will help. Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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Room air too cold Preheat room air application limit Ambient air too warm, Inspection by qualified Evaporisation above expansion valve, driver or electrician and air application limit control defective conditioning specialist Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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Loose signal cable electrician Leakage, Expansion valve defective, Check ambient Refrigerant flow / Filter clogged, temperature. Inspection by refrigerant shortage System outside operating air conditioning specialist range (temperature) Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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External gas in the system (nitrogen, air, etc.) Inspection by air conditioning specialist Register iced up Start defrost function A list of the spare parts to be purchased can be found in the spare parts list. Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
-40 °C when it escapes! Components must be disposed of separately according to material and returned to the material cycle! Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
DIN EN 60204-1: Part 1: General requirements Authorised to compile the technical documentation: Kroll Energy GmbH Dr Alexander Ramm Technical Manager of Kroll Energy GmbH Backnang, May 4 , 2022 Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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Call up the desired machine by clicking on it • Enter the desired temperature in the "External temperature" field • The room thermostat can also be activated and deactivated via the web app Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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Many and/or tight kinks in the condensate hose can impair the drainage of the condensate. Ideally, the condensate should be able to drip off from a height of approx. 10 cm at the end of the condensate hose. Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
Operation Manual 14 Service documentation Date Reported fault Cause Measure / Person Use of materials Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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Operation Manual Date Reported fault Cause Measure / Person Use of materials Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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Operation Manual Date Reported fault Cause Measure / Person Use of materials Original operating instructions MW80 [301532] Subject to technical changes / Oct. ‘24...
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