SERO BWB-SS-12 (DC) Specifications

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Page 1 - BWB-SS-12(DC) BWB-SS-15(DC)

GROUNDSOURCEHEATPUMPWITHDCINVERTER(SPLITTYPE)MODEL:BWB-SS-7(DC) BWB-SS-9(DC)BWB-SS-12(DC) BWB-SS-15(DC)-PleaseReadThisManualBeforeUsingTheHeatPump-IN

Page 2 - Contents1

Pipe connections9 Pump capacity diagrams, collector sidekPaAvailablepressureFlowl/s1230.220.440.660.881.101.32807060504030201001.541.760The pump isad

Page 3 - System description 2

Electrical connection 10Connecting The Room Temperature SensorConnecting The Outside Temperature SensorOutside air temperature sensorRoom temperature

Page 4 - System description

Electrical connection111.5mm2 terminal connection2.5mm2 terminal connectionEH1EH2NEH3NGNDFromFrom CompressorFrom Electrical heater 3From Electrical he

Page 5 - Transport and storage

Electrical connection 12Wiring Diagram ( 7K / 9K )CN4CN6CN17CN8Cn11 N(AC)-OUTP6P3CN10 CN1CN9CN2CN614CN27CN16-NCN16-LCN21-LCN21-NCN11-NCN11-LLLCN5CN15C

Page 6 - Pipe connections

Electrical connection13Wiring Diagram ( 12K / 15K )CN 4CN 6CN17CN8CN 36CN614CN27CN 14CN 13CN16-NCN16-LCN21-LCN21-NCN19-NCN19-LCN5CN15CN23CN24LPEX

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14Commissioning and adjustingBefore starting up the system, check that the heating,collector and hot water circuits are full and thoroughlyvented. Che

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15 Commissioning and adjustingAir is initially released from the hot water and ventingmay be necessary. If bubbling sounds can be heardfrom the heat p

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16Control panelLayoutExplanation Control Panel The control panel of BWB-SS DC features a graphic display control buttons. Beside the control pa

Page 10 - WILO RS-25/8

17 Control panelFunctionsThe right-hand button on the control panel is used to open the desired menu.The left-hand button is used to return to the pre

Page 11 - Electrical connection 10

18ControlGeneral information Menu Navigation Display of current operating mode The right-hand button on the control panel is used to open the desir

Page 12 - Electrical connection11

Contents1System descriptionPrinciple of BWB-SS-DC heat pump ... 2General information for the installerTransport and storage ...

Page 13 - Wiring Diagram ( 7K / 9K )

Control19Menus Sub-Menu OPERATION INTEGRALIntegral is a program to set the startup time and distance between compressor and electrical heater, to s

Page 14 - Electrical connection13

Control20 Menus Sub-MenuHEATCURVEADD.HEAT᧤ON or OFF᧥ON᧶select ON, electrical heater is running normally.OFF᧶select OFF, only switch off elect

Page 15 - Commissioning and adjusting

Control21MenusINTEGRAL 00OFFCMP.AADD 1 - 60 ( 00) ( - 60) - 500 00ADD 2 ( - 500) - 550ADD 3 ( - 550) - 600Sub-Menu TEMPERATURE Sub-Menu IN

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Control22Menus Integral (DM) is a program to set the startup time and distance between compressor and electricalheater according to heat demand

Page 17 - ROOM 20

Control23 Degree Minute s(DM) instruction Before the Degree Minute reach - 60 (adjustable) ,the compressor is off, but when the Degree Minuterea

Page 18 - Functions

Control24The relationship between compressor and DM T=T1-Ts+2ć+1.0+0.5 001-1 2-2 3-3 4-4 5-56-6 7-7 89After compressor start running, when ‘setting re

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Control25 Menus TIMESETTING˖use button Up and down to select each item.DATETo display year, month, date.DAYTO display day of week.TIMETo display tim

Page 20 - Control19

Control26Menus Sub-Menu SETTINGEMERGENCY1 (ON or OFF)EMERGENCY2(ON or OFF)Emergency mode 1˄emergency 1˅:˄ON or OFF˅ˈfactory setting is OFF(after selec

Page 21 - HEATCURVE

Control27 Menus ADDDIF TEMP Additional electrical heater restart determined by water temperature degeneration: it is adjustable from 1 to 10 degr

Page 22 - Control21

Control28MenusSub-Menu RESETReset to factory setting value.Sub-Menu MAN TEST How to enter the Sub-Menu MAN TEST:You need to choose the " MAN TES

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Principle of BWB-SS-DC heat pumpSystem description 2BWB-SS-DC series heat pump can exploit the energy contained in natural heat sources. Or, to put it

Page 24 - Control23

Control29Adjustments to be made regularly Heat Generation - General CURVE CC4018C05-524324048566418Feed linetemperatureHeat curveRelation of

Page 25 - INTEGRAL

Control30Adjustments to be made regularly Change of value for CURVE CURVE CC4018C05-524324048566418IfyouwishtochangetheCURVEvalue:1.Open the main

Page 26 - Control25

Control31Adjustments to be made regularly CURVE CC4018C05-524324048566418CURVE CC4018C05-524324048566418When enter ‘Room heat’ mode, user could co

Page 27 - EMERGENCY 2

Adjustments to be made regularly Adjustment of Part of the Heat Curve Control 32At outdoor temperatures between -5°C and +5°C part of the heat cu

Page 28 - Control27

Adjustments to be made regularly Adjustment of the MIN and MAX value Control33 Adjustment of the HIGH T STOP and LOW T STOP value The MIN

Page 29 - MAN TEST

Control 34Adjustments to be made regularly Graph of recent changes in TEMPERATURE 5 Press the ”down” button to move the cursor to HIGH T STOP

Page 30 - Control29

Control35Maximum Return Line Temperature The maximum return line temperature, i.e. temperature of the water returning from the heating system, should

Page 31 - Adjus tment of ROOM value

Control 36Regular Checks Checking the Water Level of the Heating System The pressure of the heating system should be checked once

Page 32 - Control31

37 ControlAlarm MessagesIn the event of an alarm message, try to re-start the unit with the safety switch. If this does not work, try to solve the pr

Page 33 - Control 32

Alarm MessagesThe cause of alarm ‘IPM MODULE’ could be: 1ǃThe communications between Module and outdoor main circuit board is jamming; 2ǃModule is jam

Page 34 - Control33

System description3Unit General Description Operation Principle of BWB-SS-DCCooling medium inCooling medium outCooling medium pumpEvaporatorConden

Page 35 - Control 34

39 ControlAlarm Messages 6. check the if DC voltage between A(first wire) and B(third wire) is normal, it should be 13.5V ~16.5V A B

Page 36 - Control35

Alarm MessagesControl 40The cause of alarm ‘CMP TOP OVER’ could be: 1. Water flow was not enough; 2. Refrigerant was not enough 3. Ambient temperature

Page 37 - Control 36

41 ControlAlarm Messages The cause of alarm ‘WARM WATER TEMP.’ could be: 1. The connection of water tank temperature sensor was loose; 2. The water ta

Page 38 - 37 Control

Alarm MessagesControl 42The cause of alarm ‘CMP TEMP.’ could be: 1. The connection of compressor exhaust air temperature sensor was loose; 2. The comp

Page 39 - Control 38

43 Control Circuit Board Picture For BWB-SS- 7 (DC) and BWB-SS-9 (DC) Display Transition circuit board Module Ma

Page 40 - 39 Control

Control 44Sensors resistance tablet ć R(Kȍ)ADt ć R(Kȍ)ADt ć R(Kȍ)AD t ć R(Kȍ)AD-20542.7 32068.66 266013.59 951003.702 175-19511.9 32165.62 286113.11 9

Page 41 - Control 40

45 Control Sensors resistance table 2water/ambient/pipe sensor resistanceT R AD T R AD T R AD T R AD-20115.266 162012.6431 99602.35774 1971000.62973 2

Page 42 - 41 Control

46ControlTerminology and Abbreviations the evaporator, energy from the heat source is absorbed by the refrigerant passing through the evaporator. Th

Page 43 - Control 42

47 Description of the Switch panelFunctionWater Pump : Control the Water Cycle PumpE-Heater : Control the Electrical Heater 1 and 2Connect to the PCB

Page 44 - 43 Control

48Dealing with malfunctionsClose the shut-off valves in heating medium system.Open the drain valve (27). A small amount ofwater runs out, however, to

Page 45 - Control 44

4General information for the installerCurrent regulations require the heating installation tobe inspected before it is commissioned. The inspec-tion m

Page 46 - 45 Control

49 Component placementPlease Note :The picture for reference only !1437562+++8910111213141516

Page 47 - Terminology and Abbreviations

50Component placementPlease Note :The picture for reference only !BWB-SS-12 (DC) for example17181920212223242526272829303132333435

Page 48 - Function

51 Component placement3X400 V / 3 / 50 HZPlease Note :The picture for reference only !+++ ++ + ++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++340057WE28 077

Page 49 - 48Dealing with malfunctions

52List of componentsPlease Note :The list is for reference only!4 Right side board3 Left side board5 Front board7 Stainless steel adjustable feet2 Con

Page 50 - 49 Component placement

53Dimensions and setting-out coordinatesDimensions970mm600mm80mm685mm60mm

Page 51 - BWB-SS-12 (DC) for example

54AccessoriesOutside air temperature sensorRoom temperature sensor575659 (optional)5862 (optional)61Enclosed kit60

Page 52 - 51 Component placement

55Technical specificationsIP 21Refrigerant : R410ATechnical specifications 3 x 400 VHeating Capacity at B0/W35 (KW) 6.950 8.900 11.905 14.500Heating

Page 54 - Dimensions

Factors to be taken into account when designing thecollector layout are geographical position, type ofrock/soil and cover factor of the heat pump. Whe

Page 55 - Accessories

as possible), and particle filter (supplied) are fitted.When connecting to a system with thermostats on allradiators, a relief valve must be fitted, o

Page 56 - Technical specifications

Pipe connectionskPa BWB-SS-7 (DC) BWB-SS-9 (DC) AvailablepressureFlowBWB-SS-12 (DC) l/s1230.220.440.660.881.101.32807060504030201001.541.760BWB-SS-15

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Pipe connections8The pump isadjustable to adjustthe flow: 1, 2, or 3.The pump isadjustable to adjustthe flow: 1, 2, or 3.WILO RS-25/8WILO RL-25/7.5How

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