Heat Pump Water Heater - SANCO2
WARNING: Installation instructions in this manual are not meant to encompass 100% of SANCO2 installation guidelines and requirements. Refer to the manufacturer for complete instructions.
The SANCO2 heat pump should:
- Be located no further than 66ft (20m) from the tank, and no more than 27ft (7m) above it. Additionally, minimizing pipe length to the tank/pod maximizes efficiency
- Maximum 6 bends, use long-radius elbows, not "street Ls"
- Be installed in such a way where water can drain without damaging the heat pump
The SANCO2 heat pump operates most efficiently when located on the East or South side of the property.
The heat pump can be installed either on:
- Preferably a pad or other firm base, or
- Wall-mounted brackets.
WARNING: While the SANCO2 is rated max 37dB, noise due to unit vibration may be a nuisance when wall-mounted.
WARNING: If ground-mounted, mount it on risers or pump-ups, to enable access to the drain valve under the unit.
Allow 4" of clearance below the heat pump for the drain plug.
WARNING: Failure to allow proper clearances and ventilation can negatively impact system performance. Additionally, be cognizant of environmental conditions such as vents or other mechanical equipment when selecting the location.
Mounting solutions are available directly from ECO2.
WARNING: Installation instructions in this manual are not meant to encompass 100% of SanC02 installation guidelines and requirements. Refer to the manufacturer for complete instructions.
HAZARD: Installation must be carried out by a qualified technician. All Electrical Wiring should be done in accordance with the latest edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all local State/Province and Municipality codes.
Power Supply: | 240V-1Ph-60Hz |
|---|---|
Breaker Size: | 15A |
MCA: | 7.2A |
A quick disconnect must be installed adjacent to heat pump in accordance to NEC and local codes
Ensure all power wires (including ground) are securely connected
WARNING: DO NOT power the heat pump until the wiring and plumbing are complete and the system has been completely filled and primed. Refer to Start Up.
Refer to Wiring for low voltage wiring.
