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- Page 1 Installation Manual (original instructions) N421118A - Rev. 01 - 10/2024 Aquarea Air - Floor Standing P-FAL** series...
- Page 2 By following the suggestions contained in this manual, the product you have purchased will provide trouble free operation, giving you optimum room temperatures with minimum energy costs. Panasonic Corporation Conformity This unit complies with the European directives: • RoHS 2011/65/UE •...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TabLE of CoNTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Coding 4 7. -
Page 4: Coding
1. Coding 1. CODING 1.1 Product related coding This instruction manual refers to the following product codes. Check the correspondence with the technical rating plate on the product. See chapter "identification" p. 8. Aquarea Air - Floor Standing Code Size Connection side Control Panel Valves P-FAL10SC-00E Vertical left P-FAL10DC-00E Vertical right P-FAL20SC-00E Vertical left P-FAL20DC-00E Vertical right P-FAL30SC-00E Vertical left... -
Page 5: General Information
2. general information 2. GENERALINFORMATION 2.1 About the manual I nthefigures This manual was written to provide all the explanations for the correct management of the appliance. 1 The numbers indicate the individual components. This instruction manual forms an integral part of the a The capital letters indicate component assemblies. -
Page 6: General Warnings
2. general information Coding Installation It addresses all recipients. It is addressed exclusively to the installer. It contains the list of products and/or accessories referred it contains specific warnings and all the information nec- to in the manual. essary for positioning, mounting and connecting the ap- pliance. -
Page 7: Disposal
2. general information It is forbidden to open the access doors of the device's It is forbidden to incorrectly dispose of the packaging, internal parts without first having set main switch of the or leave in the reach of children, which may become a system to "off". source of danger. 2.4 Disposal The symbol on the product or packaging indicates that the product must not be treated as normal household waste, but must be taken to the appropriate collection point for... -
Page 8: Product Presentation
3. ProduCt PreSentation 3. PRODUCTPRESENTATION 3.1 I dentification the appliance can be identified by the rating plate: Technical rating plate Technicalratingplate tampering with, removal of, or lack of identification plates will not allow for the safe identification of the product by its serial number and therefore invalidates the warranty. -
Page 9: Components
3. ProduCt PreSentation 3.4 Components front grille Upper grille Cover cabinet Wall mounting brackets fan motor air filter Side panels Heat exchanger Preparation for on-board control (accessory) -
Page 10: Compatible Accessories
3. ProduCt PreSentation 3.5 Compatible accessories Check the matching products column for a match with the size purchased. Combinable prod- Accessory description Code ucts Controls on the appliance On-board control, with continuously modulating thermostat. PCZ-ECA844 On-board control, with continuously modulating thermostat, with integrated PCZ-EWA844 Wi-Fi module. - Page 11 3. ProduCt PreSentation Combinable prod- Accessory description Code ucts HYDRAULIC KIT 3-way valve unit with thermoelectric motor PCZ-V30720 2-way valve unit with thermoelectric motor PCZ-V20139...
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Page 12: Installation
4. inStallation 4. INSTALLATION 4.1 Preliminary warnings ThissectionisdedicatedtotheInstaller.Thefea- During the installation, it is necessary to observe the turesoftheinstalleraredescribedinthe"Recipi- precautions mentioned in this manual, and on the la- ents"p. 5chapter. bels placed inside the equipment, as well as to adopt any precaution suggested by common sense and by the Fordetailedinformationontheproducts,referto Safety Regulations in force in the place of installation. -
Page 13: Handling With Packaging
4. inStallation m.u. Models Dimensions and weight for shipping Width 1135 1335 1535 Height Total depth Weight 18,0 20,0 23,0 26,0 29,0 4.4 Handling with packaging 4.4.1 Preliminary warnings Use the handles provided on the packaging. Handles the appliance must be handled only by qualified per- sonnel, adequately equipped and with equipment suit- able for the weight and dimensions of the appliance. -
Page 14: Handling Without Packaging
4. inStallation 4.6.2 Remove the package Protective elements Removethepacking: ► remove protective elements ► open the cardboard packaging ► extract the supplied material ► remove the metal brackets ► remove the appliance from the box Accompanying material Inside the packaging are: •... -
Page 15: Installation Mode
4. inStallation If the appliance is installed incompletely or on an inap- Provide the following: propriate base, it could cause damage to persons or • a nearby drain for the outflow of condensate property if it should detach from its base. • a compliant power supply nearby • fixing elements suitable for the type of support The unit should not be installed in a position where the air flow is aimed directly at the people nearby. - Page 16 4. inStallation 2. Front grille removal • the section of the wall does not contain piping or electrical lines • the functionality of load-bearing elements is not com- front grille promised 4.11.2 Device preparation before proceeding with the installation, it is necessary to remove some elements from the appliance.
- Page 17 4. inStallation 4.11.3 P ositioningforverticalconfigurations The units are supplied with a paper template for mark- ing the holes necessary for installation. 0° 1° ► use a level ► check the inclination towards the attachment side ► secure the screws ► use the paper template supplied with the device a maximum inclination of 1°...
- Page 18 4. inStallation ► insert the screws into the grille fin holes and secure fixing screws To prevent accidental removal of the grille, thus pre- venting the proper operation of the fan coil unit, two screws are provided for fixing the front grille. 4.11.4 P ositioningforhorizontalconfigurations The units are supplied with a paper template for mark- ► insert the expansion plugs ing the holes necessary for installation.
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Page 19: Hydraulic Connections
4. inStallation ► check the inclination towards the attachment side ► separate the 2 clamps ► secure the screws ► open the front grille ► unscrew the spring fixing screws a maximum inlination of 1÷2° toward the condensate ► fix one end of the clamps with the screws drain connection is allowed to facilitate the drainage of ►... -
Page 20: Condensation Drain Preparation
4. inStallation Models m.u. Pipeline diameter for dimensional information, refer to chapter "Techni- avoid partial insulation of the pipes. cal information" p. 31. avoid over-tightening the tape to avoid damaging the insulation. 4.12.3 System connection Carefully check that the insulation is tight, in order to Tomaketheconnections: prevent the making and dripping of condensate. - Page 21 4. inStallation Check that the drop-break extension is present and Liquid drain pipe properly installed. ► connect the condensate drain pipe to the copper pipe ► direct the liquid drain pipe towards a suitable location for drainage Pay attention to the angle of the condensate drain pipe. ►...
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Page 22: Filling The System
4. inStallation 4.14 Filling the system When starting the system, make sure the lockshield on If there is a power failure and the thermovalve has been the hydraulic unit is open. powered before, it will be necessary to use the appro- priate cap to press the valve shutter to open it. -
Page 23: Electric Connections
4. inStallation 4.15 Electric connections The device leaves the factory fully wired and needs only the Itisrequired: connection to the power supply, to any controls and acces- • provide a suitable earthing connection sories. • It is understood that all units are single phase •... - Page 24 4. inStallation 4.15.3 Access to the terminal block fixing screws Terminal block for wiring Cover of the electrical box Before carrying out any work, isolate and lock off the Accompanying material main supply, posting a notice indicating that work is be- accompanying the unit, contained in a bag placed on the ing carried out.
- Page 25 4. inStallation ► connect the ground wire (PE) to the terminal provided on the electrical panel Refer to the control installation manual to make the connection of the control. Cable gland Forfixingcables: ► use the cable glands provided ► fix the cables...
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Page 26: Maintenance
5. maintenanCe 5. MAINTENANCE routine maintenance is essential to keep the device effi- cient, safe, and reliable over time. 5.1 Preliminary warnings ThissectionisdedicatedtotheAuthorisedService after completing the maintenance work, the unit must Centre.ThefeaturesoftheAuthorisedServiceCen- be restored its original condition. trearedescribedinchapter"Recipients"p. 5. Warnings: Beforeeachcleaningandmaintenanceintervention: •... - Page 27 5. maintenanCe 5.2.2 A irintakefiltercleaning Cleaningthefiltermustbecarriedout: • when you plan to restart the system after prolonged • after prolonged operation, consider the concentra- disuse tion of impurities in the air 5.2.3 Filter extraction air intake grill with fins filter For removing the filter in versions with a finned in- take grille: ►...
- Page 28 5. maintenanCe C leaningthefilters Vacuum cleaner filter Tocleanthefilter: ► aspirate dust ► use a vacuum cleaner Water flow filter Ifthequantityofdustisconsiderable: ► wash the filter under running water (max. 40 °C) ► allow to dry in an area out of direct sunlight Exposure to the sun or washing water temperatures above 40 °C can shrink the filters.
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Page 29: Suggestions For Energy Saving
5. maintenanCe Filter installation filter front grille filter housing Toreassemblethefilter: ► rotating the grille ► bring the filter closer to the unit ► hooking the grille ► insert the filter into its housing Check that the filter is fitted correctly. ► bring the finned grille closer ► insert the grille into the appropriate slots it is forbidden to use the unit without a filter. 5.3 Suggestions for energy saving for a correct operation of the device and a greater energy saving: •... -
Page 30: Troubleshooting
6. trouBleShooting 6. TROUBLESHOOTING 6.1 Preliminary warnings Shouldyouencounteranyoftheanomaliesbelow: ► disconnect the device from power supply immediate- • the ventilation does not start even if the water circuit is filled with hot or cold water ► isolate the water supply • the device is losing water in heating mode ►... -
Page 31: Technical Information
7. teChniCal information 7. TECHNICALINFORMATION 7.1 Technical data 7.1.1 Technical data P-FAL** None None None None None None Models m.u. Cooling performances (W 7/12 °C; A 27 °C) (1) Total cooling capacity 0,91 2,12 2,81 3,30 3,71 0,91 2,12 2,81 3,30 3,71 Sensible cooling capacity 0,71... -
Page 32: Operating Limits
7. teChniCal information P-FAL** None Sound pressure level at medium dB(A) air flow Sound pressure level at mini- dB(A) mum air flow 1. Water temperature in coil inlet 7 °C, Water temperature in coil outlet 12 °C, Room air temperature 27 °C b.s. and 19 °C b.u. (according to EN 1397) - maximum speed and head 0 Pa 2. -
Page 33: Installation Template
7. teChniCal information 7.4 Installation template The units are supplied with a paper template for mark- The template is unique for all sizes. for some sizes it is ing the holes necessary for installation. necessary to cut the template following the instructions within it. - Page 34 NoTES...
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