Pentair HP 400, HP 600, HP 800, HP 1000, HP 230 Thermostat Control & Settings Evaporator AIR Coil

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OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE

THERMOSTAT CONTROL & SETTINGS

 

EVAPORATOR AIR COIL

 

 

 

 

Turning up the thermostat will start the

The fan circulates the warmer out-

 

 

 

unit running. When the pool water has

side air through the evaporator air

 

 

 

coil to collect any available heat. The

 

 

 

been heated to the thermostat setting, the

 

 

 

cooler Freon™ absorbs this heat

 

 

 

unit will shut off. When the pool water

 

 

 

causing it to evaporate into a gas.

 

 

 

temperature loses one to two degrees,

 

 

 

Therefore the compressor can com-

 

 

 

the thermostat will activate the unit.

 

 

 

press the gas to maximize the gain

 

 

 

There are no temperature graduate num-

 

 

 

heat from the air. The fan discharges

 

 

 

bers printed on the thermostat face.

To

cooler air when the compressor is running. Process is

obtain an exact temperature, turn the t-stat

 

reversed in Heat & Cool models while in cooling mode.

all the way up and then place a pool type

 

COMPRESSOR

 

 

 

thermometer in the pool water itself. Once

 

Once the fan is running, the compressor will start 5 to

the water has reached your target tempera-

 

7 minutes later, it's controlled by a time delay device.

ture on the thermometer, turn the thermo-

 

The compressor pumps and compresses re-

 

stat knob backwards until the heater just

 

frigerant gas. When refrigerant gas is com-

 

shuts off. Make a mental note of knob in-

 

pressed it intensifies the heat before it is

 

dicator. Therefore your thermostat will be

 

release to the pool water. This compressed

 

set at the thermometer reading.

 

hot gas is pumped through the heat ex-

 

THERMOSTAT CONTROL & SETTINGS FOR

changer where it delivers heat to the pool

 

water passing through the same heat ex-

 

HEAT & COOL MODELS

 

 

 

changer.

 

 

 

 

 

For heating modes on these models,

 

 

 

 

 

make sure toggle is selected to heat and

HEAT EXCHANGER

 

 

 

 

follow the previous instructions above.

The compressed hot refrigerant releases it's heat to the

 

For cooling mode make sure toggle is

pool water inside the heat exchanger. The exchanger is

 

selected to cool. Turning down the ther-

a tube within a tube construction, water passing through

 

mostat counter clockwise will start the

 

the inner tube, hot gas passing

Heat Cool

unit running. When the pool water has

 

through the outer tube. The refriger-

been cooled to the thermostat setting,

 

ant is transformed into a liquid state

 

 

 

the unit will shut off. When the pool

 

as it exits the heat exchanger. There-

water temperature rises one to two degrees, the thermo-

 

fore it is also referred to

 

stat will activate the unit. There are no temperature gradu-

as a condenser coil. (Heat & Cool Models,

 

ate numbers printed on the thermostat face. To obtain an

process is reverse). The exchanger is en-

 

exact temperature, turn the t-stat all the way down

and

cased inside a block of closed cell foam to

 

then place a pool type thermometer in the pool water it-

prevent heat loss and corrosion.

 

 

self. Once the water has reached your target temperature

 

See the cross section.

 

on the thermometer, turn the thermostat knob forwards SYSTEM OVERVIEW Warm Water Cool Water

until the heater just shuts off. Therefore your thermostat

The heat pump system

In

Out

will be set at the thermometer reading.

 

uses 410-A refrigerant to

 

 

 

FAN-AIR CIRCULATION

 

transfer the heat from the

 

 

 

 

outside air to the pool

 

 

 

Once the t-stat is activated the

 

 

 

 

 

water.

 

 

 

 

fan will begin to turn. To ab-

 

Cool Air Out

 

Plumbing Bypass

 

 

 

 

sorb heat energy, the fan circu-

 

 

 

 

 

Manifold

lates warmer air through the

 

 

 

 

 

 

evaporator coil at about 4000

 

 

 

 

Hot Gas

cubic feet per minute. The fan

 

Warm

 

 

 

 

runs independently from the

 

Air

 

 

 

 

compressor. The compressor

 

In

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

will start within 5 to 7 minutes

 

 

Freon™

 

Heat

Compressor

after the fan.

 

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Air Coil

 

 

Lines

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents Revision #A HydroTemp Manufacturing Co., Inc For Your Safety Read Before OperatingOwners Section Table of Contents Return on Investment LOW MaintenanceHeat Pump Efficiency Longer Swimming SeasonInch Plumbing With Internal Automatic Bypass Up To 90 GPM Clean refrigerantTrane Compressor With 410-A, the safeDesign Advantages InternalAutomatic Thermostat Dual Thermostat Control PanelD. Status Light Panel D. Status LightsD. Status Light Panel To use indicator lights see Troubleshooting guide pages 26Advise Your Pool Service CO Clean Filtering System Compressor Time DelayWater Pressure Switch Turn T-STAT ALL the WAY DownThermostat Control & Settings for Thermostat Control & Settings Evaporator AIR CoilHeat & Cool Models Heat ExchangerSET Thermostat to Maximum Common Mechanical TimerThermostat will now be set at 80 degrees F Thermostat SettingPool Surface Reradiation Convection Evaporation WindConduction Warm Pool Water Pool ShellCovers Save Time & Money Controlling Heat LossSpas Heating Tips Typical Pool Blanket & RollerSprinklers Owners Maintenance & CarePlants Condensation DrainsAIR Flow CleaningRoof RUN OFF Water Piping Leak ?Water Flow Filter Cleaning & CareCirculation Pump Vacuum & Pressure LeaksProfessional Service Typical Automatic Pool CleanerAutomatic Pool Vacuums Plumbing & Water Flow See chlorinator Placement guidelinesPlumbing Connections Internal Automatic BypassHigh Rate Water Pumps Chemical resistant check valve and loop must beStalled with all types of chlorinators to prevent chlorine Sacrificial Water Fittings Standard Pool Water Balance RequirementsAdvanced Heat Exchanger Design Heat Exchanger Cross SectionChlorines Effect on pH ChlorineProtect Heat Exchanger Chlorine MigrationVacuum Leaks Adding Chemicals Chlorinator PlacementNo chemicals or chlorine tablets in the skimmer Absolutely no chemicals in the skimmerCommercial Feeders Chemical Application for SpasLong Term Freeze Protection / Drain Valve Installation Short Term Freeze Protection ProceduresOwner Trouble Shooting Guide Risk of electrical shock or electrocutionCondition Possible Cause Possible Remedy Motor valve. Call your installer for advise. Call Electrical Wiring Specifications Unit IdentificationMandatory Bonding to Pool Steel HOW to GET Service Glossary of Terms Page Page Page This page is blank This page is blank Heat Pumps

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