High Performance ir to Water Pump ir to Water Pump Hz 10HM01E0
ir to Water Pump Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has integration of high technology in a variety of areas and provides comprehensive solutions for realization of a lowcarbon society. ir to water heat pump is one of our products supported by our unrivaled technology to realize utmost energy savings, safety and assurance. Our realized contributions to global environment Our contributions to a lowcarbon society encompass the entire product life cycle from efficient production, effective use of energy, effectual utilization of inexhaustible clean energy and recycling. This is a part of our accomplishments through unique technological features. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries provides total solutions to reduce environmental load in entire social infrastructure. ssured integration of high technology in a variety of areas Our product portfolio covering entire social infrastructure is supported by our proven high technology. We integrate proprietary technologies which have already demonstrated its significant capabilities in their own fields to augment its effects in our total solutions. Our air to water heat pump is an innovative system developed by such integration of high technology. Our assured integration of high technology is the mainstay of lowcarbon society. pump technology for lowcarbon society ir to water heat pump is a revolutionary energy recycling system which reduces environmental load by reusing heat energy produced in daily life. This firstrate energy saving system has been developed by our exceptional technology. Saving running cost with use of heat pump technology Typically less than 1 of output heat energy can be produced by conventional oil or gas boilers. pump technology is capable of producing up to 4.44 of heat energy from 1 of energy input making the system 4.44 times more efficient than traditional means. High pressure 4.08~4.44 of heat 2 1
Product Information Water heat exchanger + storage unit Radiator or an coil loor ing Sanitary ooling Refrigerant Water pipe (for ir onditioning) Water pipe (for Sanitary) Our ir to Water Pump is a complete modern system for heating, cooling and producing hot sanitary water for houses, offering effective energy saving and reducing carbon dioxide emission. Our product is safe and economical with integrated hot water heater, iersion heater, circulating pump and climate system within the indoor unit. ing Sanitary ir water heat circulation system is an excellent energy recycling system. The heat energy is retrieved from the outdoor air through the outdoor unit, and is transferred to the indoor unit by the medium of refrigerant circulated in closed piping system. This eliminates the needs of bore holes and coils in the ground for conventional systems. pump technology system Our ir to Water Pump is a system that can offer heating, hot sanitary water and cooling. The mechanism of heat pump during heating can be simplified as follows. Refrigerant energy from the outdoor air Hot water (8~6 ) ompressor exchanger (Outdoor) exchanger (Indoor) Water supply Expansion valve irculation pump 1. The outdoor unit retrieves the heat energy from the outdoor air (heat source) and increases its temperature through compressing process by compressor. 2. The hot refrigerant (now in gas state) is routed to Indoor unit. 3. The refrigerant releases the heating energy to water for further distribution in the climate system. 4. The refrigerant (now in liquid state) is routed back to the outdoor unit and this process is repeated. y reversing the entire process for cooling, the refrigerant in this system retrieves the heat energy from water and releases it to outdoor air in accordance with heat pump theory. the indoor unit determines when the outdoor unit is to run or not to run by using the collated data from the temperature sensor. In the event of extra heat demands, the indoor unit can utilize additional heat in the form of the iersion heater, or any connected external addition. 3
3HP, 3.HP DW71VNX DW100VNX HM100V DW1VNX HMS1V MT0 HM100VM eatures Optimum annual operation costs thanks to the inverter driven compressor. The speed of the compressor is controlled according to the demand, and the industries highest OP level of 4.08~4.44* in heating operation has been achieved. ( : on page ) * The compact size (0x6 footprint) has been achieved by integrating the hot water tank for sanitary water together with the water heat exchanger in indoor unit. Electric wiring and piping works are simpler due to integrated indoor unit design. Max temperature flow line is 6 with use of a largecapacity auxiliary electric heater as standard equipment for backup so that the system will be able to cope with irregular and excessive use of hot water. (8 with only use of compressor) ombination with solar collectors Possible to connect external heating sources including solar collectors. Refer to our installation manual for details. Hot water Various sterilization temperature settings according to the requirements of each country. Water supply pressure at showers and faucets to second and third floors will not drop. y utilizing the direct incoming water supply and not using water from a storage tank water pressure and quality is maintained as well as the reduction in risk of legionella bacteria generation. (If a third party water storage tank is used there will be a reduction of water pressure at showers and faucets when they are used at the same time.) Water supply 4
Specifications 3HP, 3.HP, Indoor Model Outdoor Model Power source ing Nominal capacity OP ooling Nominal capacity EER Tapping capacity Operation range (mbient temperature) Operation range (Water temperature) Max refrigerant pipe length Max height difference between IU and OU Height Width Depth Weight (without water in the system) Iersion heater Volume total Volume hot water coil Volume expansion vessel Dimensions, climate system pipe Dimensions, hot water pipe Water pipe connections Height Width Depth Weight Sound Power level* 2 Sound Pressure level* 2 irflow Type of compressor Ref control Refrigerant volume (pipe length without additional charge) Dimensions, refrigerant pipe Ref pipe connections Indoor Unit Outdoor Unit 12/min 16/min heating cooling heating cooling m m kg kg d() d() m 3 /min kg (m) (inches) 3HP HM100V HM100VM DW71VNX 1 phase 2V Hz 3 phase 2V Hz 3 phase 0V Hz 8.0 (3.08.0) 8.3 (2.08.3) 3.33 4.08 7.1 (2.07.1) 10.7 (2.710.7) 2.68 3.3 270 200 9 780 (+67 with valve cover) 3 64 48 2. (1) 3.HP HM100V HM100VM DW100VNX 1 phase 2V Hz 3 phase 2V Hz 3 phase 0V Hz 9.0 (3.12.0) 9.2 (3.10.) 3. 4.44 8.0 (3.09.0) 11.0 (3.312.0) 2.81 3.62 270 200 2043* 1 143 28 (6 with iersion heater) 72 12 7 17 (+20, adjustable feet) 0 6 1 9 4steps 270 + % 14 22 22 ompression fittings 84 970 370 (+80 with foot rail) 74 64. 73 Rotary EEV 2.9 (12) Gas pipe : OD 1.88 (/8"), Liquid pipe : OD 9.2 (3/8") lare HMS1V DW1VNX 1 phase 2V Hz 3 phase 0V Hz 16. (.816.) 16. (4.217.2) 3.31 4.20 16. (.216.) 3.9 182 1004 13 3 18 28 10 970 370 (+80 with foot rail) 10 71 4 100 4.0 (1) Tank Unit (for HMS1V only) Model Power source Volume Volume hot water coil 12/min Tapping capacity 16/min Iersion heater Height Width Depth Weight Dimensions, climate system pipe Dimensions, hot water pipe kg (inch) (inch) HT 38 93 3 23 MT0 1 phase 2V / 3 phase 0V Hz 0 14 320 2 9 4steps 1880 97 98 110 2.4 (1") 2.4 (1") MT0 0 21 To be determined To be determined 169 79 879 131 28 Test conditions ing ooling Tapping Water Temperature 4 out / in 3 out / in 7 out / 12 in 18 out / 23 in out / 1 in *1 : ccording to the outdoor air temperature and installation condition, it is required to use wind guard for outdoor unit. Refer to Technical manual for details. *2 : Test condition for sound pressure level Temperature condition : ing MI position : 1m away in front of outdoor unit at the height of 1m mbient Temperature 7 D / 6 W 3 D 7 D / 6 W
Dimensions Indoor unit 3HP, 3.HP 32 (42) 32 9 6 2 18 3 6 Tank for indoor unit () HT XL24 XL23 MT0 210 Ø79 38 879 3 93 MT0 0 XL4 XL24 99 XL8 1427 169 XL3 1008 1122 XL8 XL9 XL23 29 326 397 67 688 Ø668 1880 XL4 XL2 XL1 XL13 XL3 XL1 XL14 1100 1004 11 148 124 90 86 46 33 82 3 20 27 387 43 XL14 XL1 XL2 XL22 XL13 XL21 Mark XL1 XL2 XL3 XL4 XL13 XL14 XL21 XL22 Item 3HP/3.HP limate system supply limate system return old water Hot water Liquid line refrigerant Gas line refrigerant Tank circuit supply Tank circuit return 22 22 22 22 3/8" /8" 28 28 3/8" /8" 28 28 XL9 2 VIEW 8 100 XL23 XL24 XL3 XL4 QM1 ~4 (adjustable) Mark XL3 XL4 XL8 XL9 XL23 XL24 Item old water Hot water External heat source in External heat source out irculation supply irculation return HT MT0 R1 int R1 int MT0 G1 int G1 int 28 28 6
Outdoor unit 3HP 223 310 2R7. 1 E 3.HP 3 61 47. 61 1 D 80 1 27 32 19 380 418 36 1 100 880 88 Terminal block 84 7 10 110 19 242 279 19 110 24 48. 103. 16. 2 E 1 970 190 80 200 2 27 1 410 20 38 103 1 able gland 20 262 388 D (Ø20 x 3) 1 70 ing for pipe and wiring 1 VIEW Mark Item 3HP / 3.HP Terminal block 46 46 113 1 Service valve connection (gas side) Service valve connection (liquid side) ø1.88(/8") (lare) ø9.2(3/8") (lare) Pipe/cable drawout hole D Drain discharge hole ø20x3places 10 E nchor bolt hole able drawout port M10x4places ø(front) ø.3x3places ø4(side) ø(back) 20 410 20 370 10 970 E 190 80 200 38 262 32 1 110 19 612 624 103 1 1 D 1 70 1 19 110 27 VIEW Notes: (1) It must not be surrounded by walls on the four sides. (2) The unit must be fixed with anchor bolts. n anchor bolt must not protrude more than 1. (3) Where the unit is subject to strong winds, lay it in such a direction that the blower outlet faces perpendicularly to the dominant wind direction. (4) Leave 1m or more space above the unit. () wall in front of the blower outlet must not exceed the units height. (6) The model name label is attached on the lower right corner of the front panel. Minimum installation space 3HP Examples of installation 1 Dimensions L1 L2 0 L3 100 L4 2 L2 Intake L3 L1 Intake outlet 2 2 1 2 L4 Service space 3 0 100 2 3.HP/ Examples of installation Dimensions L1 L2 L3 L4 L2 Intake L3 L1 1 0 1 Intake outlet 2 0 Service space L4 3 0 1 7
ccessories MHRG 10 V22 Drain Pan heater Drain pan heater to a outdoor unit for operation in colder climates Part no. PZ006033 Room sensor Part no. MD291001 ESV22 K22 Reversing valve for changing operation of cooling and heating Part no. MD291002 K LE K LE Extra mixing valve group for adjusting temperature in heating operation Part no. MD291003 able kit for ESV 22 or V 22 Part no. MD291004 efore starting use efore use Installation In order to get the greatest benefit from Our ir to Water Pump, read thoroughly the User s manual. Installation must be carried out in accordance with current norms and directives. urrent regulations require the inspection of installation before coissioning and the inspection must be carried out by suitable qualified personnel and should be documented. Improper installation will lead to water leakage, electric shocks, fires and other serious problems. Make sure that the indoor unit and the outdoor unit are stable in installation and fixed on stable base. Places Do not install in places where combustible gas could leak or where there are sparks. Keep away from places where combustible gas could be generated, flow or accumulate, or locations containing carbon fibers otherwise there is a danger of fire. Japan Head Office: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd 16 2home Kounan Minatoku Tokyo 108821, Japan www.mhi.co.jp ISO9001 ISO101 Our ir onditioning & Refrigeration Systems Headquarters is an ISO9001 approved factory for residential air conditioners and coercialuse air conditioners (including heat pumps). Our ir onditioning & Refrigeration Systems Headquarters has been assessed and found to comply with the IWJIM PLNT requirements of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. irconditioning & Refrigeration Systems Headquarters ISO101. H9110HM01E0 IWJIM PLNT Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. irconditioning & Refrigeration Systems Headquarters ertified ISO 9001 ertificate number : JQ0709 July 2010(1)R MITSUISHI HEVY INDUSTRIESMHJK IR ONDITIONERS O., LTD. ertified ISO 9001 ertificate Number : 04100 1998 0813 ertified ISO 101 ertificate number : JQEM026 ertificate 04104 1998 0813 E MITSUISHI HEVY INDUSTRIESMHJK IR ONDITIONERS O.,LTD. ertificate Number : 04104 1998 0813 E ecause of our policy of continuous improvement, we reserve right to make changes in all specifications without notice. Printed in Japan