S.Line Pro Fi - Pump HAYWARD - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL S.Line Pro Fi HAYWARD

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(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN)

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

n/a HWX20000330132 n/a n/a

n/a n/a HWX80600781 n/a

n/a HWX20012238 n/a n/a

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2.1 Heat pump technical data 4

3.2 Heat pump unit 7

3.3 Hydraulic connection 8

3.4 Electrical connection 9

3.5 Initial start-up 10

4.2 Water flow setting 14

4.3 Setting the clock 15

4.4 Setting the On/Off timers 15

4.7 Operating mode selection 19

4.8 Settings and viewing the setpoint 20

4.9 Locking and unlocking the touch screen 21

6.3 Exploded view and spare parts 26

CONTENTS Please read attentively and save for future consultation. This document must be given to the pool owner and should be kept in a safe place.1

Thank you for purchasing the Hayward heat pump for swimming pools. The S.LINE PRO heat pump has been designed to strict manufacturing standards meeting the highest levels of quality required. S.LINE PRO heat pumps offer you exceptional performance throughout your bathing season by adapting wattage, power usage and noise levels to the heating requirements of your swimming pool thanks to FULL INVERTER control logic. Read the instructions in this manual carefully before using the device. S.LINE PRO heat pumps are designed exclusively to heat swimming pool water; do not use this equipment for any other purpose. This manual includes all the necessary information for installation, trouble-shooting and maintenance. Read this manual carefully before opening the unit or doing any maintenance work on it. The manufacturer of this product shall on no account accept any liability for injury to a user or damage to the unit further to any errors made during installation, trouble-shooting or unnecessary maintenance. It is particularly important to follow the instructions given in this manual at all times. Otherwise the guarantee will be voided.2 Safety instructions This device contains R32. Never use a refrigerant other than R32. Any other gaseous body mixed with R32 could cause abnormally high pressure and lead to a failure or pipes bursting and injuring people. During repairs or maintenance operations, use copper tubes that comply with Standard EN 12375-1 (May 2020) and the European Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23 / EC. As the heat pump is pressurized, never pierce the pipes or attempt any brazing. There is a risk of explosion. Never expose the device to flames, sparks or other sources of ignition. It could explode and cause serious or even fatal injuries. The heat pump is designed exclusively for installation outside buildings.

• If kept in storage, the heat pump should be kept in a well-ventilated room with a floor area of more than A min (m²) as calculated by the following formula:

min = (M/(2.5 x 0.22759 x h0))². M is the quantity of refrigerant in the device in kg, and h0 is the storage height. If stored no the floor, h0 = 0.6 m.

• The unit must be installed by qualified personnel.

• Do not install the heat pump on a support that risks intensifying the unit's vibrations.

• Make sure the support provided for the unit is strong enough to bear the weight of the unit.

• Do not install the heat pump anywhere liable to amplify its noise level or anywhere where its noise could disturb neighbours.

• All the electrical connections must be fitted by a professional qualified electrician in accordance with the standards in force in the country of installation, see §3.4.

• Shut off the main power supply and disconnecting switch before doing any electrical work. Forgetting to do so could cause electrocution.

• Before installing the unit, check that the earth cable is not cut or disconnected.

1. PREFACE (continued)3

• Connect and properly tighten the power cable. A loose connection could damage electrical components.

• Exposing the heat pump to water or a humid atmosphere could cause electrocution. Be very careful.

• If you detect a fault or any abnormal situation, do not install the heat pump and contact your dealer immediately.

• All maintenance work should be done at the recommended intervals, as specified in this manual.

• Repairs must be carried out by qualified personnel.

• Only use OEM spare parts.

• Never use a cleaning method other than the one recommended in this manual. Important information concerning the refrigerant used This makes contains fluorinated greenhouse gases regulated by the Kyoto protocol. Do not release these gases into the atmosphere. Type of refrigerant: R32 GWP(1) value: 675, based in the 4th report of the IPCC. The quantity of refrigerant, based on the F-Gas regulation no. 517/2014, is stated on the unit's rating plate. Period checks for leaks of refrigerant may be required by European or local legislation. Please contact your local dealer for more information. (1) Global warming potential

2.1 Heat pump technical data

Use the swimming pool heat pump unit within the following ranges of temperature and humidity to ensure safe and efficient operation. Heating mode Cooling mode Outside temperature -7°C – +35°C +7°C – +43°C Water temperature +12°C – +32°C +8°C – +40°C Relative humidity < 80% < 80% Setting range from the set point +15°C – +32°C +8°C – +32°C If the temperature or humidity does not correspond to these conditions, the security measures could be activated and the swimming pool heat pump unit may no longer work. The maximum heating temperature is set at 32°C to prevent damage to the liners. Hayward cannot be held responsible if used at a temperature above +32°C.6

Place the heat pump outdoors and away from any enclosed technical space. Placed under a shelter, the minimum required distances mentioned below must be respected in order to avoid any risk of air recirculation and a deficiency in the unit's overall performance.

Unit: mmAir inlet Note: The swimming pool heat pump unit is sold without any treatment or filtration equipment. The components presented in the diagram are spare parts to be supplied by the installer.

Pool Water outletChlorinator cell(or other treatment) Pump filtrationFilterWater InletvalveWater outletvalveBy-pass valveAir outletAir outlet8

3. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION (continued)

3.3 Hydraulic connection

The unit is supplied with two 50 mm Ø union connections. Connect the water inlet to the heat pump coming from the filtration group then connect the water outlet to the heat pump at the water conduit going to the pool (see diagram below). Install a by-pass valve between the heat pump entrance and exit. It is advised to install the unit on a dissociated cement block or a mounting bracket designed for this use and to set up the unit on the supplied rubber bushing (fastenings and washers not supplied). The maximum installation distance between the unit and the swimming pool is 15 metres. The total length of the piping to and from the unit is 30 metres. Insulate both the above ground and buried hydraulic piping. The heat pump must be installed at a minimum distance from the pool in compliance with NF C 15-100 (3.5 m from the water for France) or in compliance with installation standards applicable in other countries. Do not install the heat pump close to a heat source. For installation in snowy regions we recommend sheltering the machine to avoid snow accumulating on the evaporator. If an automatic distributor or an electrolyser is used, it should be installed imperatively after the heat pump with the goal of protecting the titanium condenser against an elevated concentration of chemicals. Be sure to install the by-pass valve and the supplied union connections at the water inlet and outlet level in order to simplify purging during the winter period and to facilitate access when disassembling for maintenance. Water inlet Ø 50 mm Water outlet Ø 50 mm9 Verify that the available electrical power supply and the network frequency correspond to the required operating current taking into account the appliance's specific location, and the current required to supply any other appliance connected to the same circuit. HP5081DT3LV / HP5111DT3LV / HP5151DT3LV 230V +/- 10 % 50 Hz 1 Phase See the corresponding wiring diagram in the appendix. Three connections are designed for the power supply and two are for controlling the filter pump (Enslavement).

3. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION (continued)

3.4 Electrical connection

LUX 384-7.702 S2 SK STN 33 2000-7-702 NL NEN 1010-7-702 SLO SIST HD 384-7-702.S2 P RSIUEE TR TS IEC 60364-7-702 Electrical installation and wiring for this equipment must be in conformity with local installation standards. Dry contact 7 A max potential free.Priority heating function L N 1 2

Power supply230V / 50Hz K210

3.5 Initial start-up

Start-up procedure - After installation is complete, follow these steps:

1) Rotate the fans by hand to verify that they can turn freely by hand, and

that the turbine is correctly affixed to the motor shaft.

2) Ensure that the unit is connected correctly to the main power supply (see

4) Verify that all water valves are open and that the water flows toward the

unit before switching on the heating or cooling mode.

5) Verify that the drainage hose is correctly affixed and that it causes no

7) Make sure the alarm or lock symbols are not displayed. If need be, see

the trouble-shooting guide (see § 6.4).

3. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION (continued)

The electrical power supply must have, when appropriate, a fuse protection device like a feed motor (gG) or C curve circuit breaker as well as a differential circuit breaker 30mA (see following table). Use an RO 2V/R 2V or equivalent power cord. The cables sections are given for a maximum length of 25 m. They must however be checked and adjusted according to the installation conditions. Always shut down the main power supply before opening the electrical control box. Models HP5081DT3LV HP5111DT3LV HP5151DT3LV Power supply V/Ph/

8) Set the water flow using the by-pass valve (see § 2.1 and 4.2), as

provided for by each model, to obtain an Entry/Exit temperature of 2°C.

9) After running for several minutes, verify that the air exiting the unit is cool

(between 5 and 10°).

10) With the unit operating, turn off the filter pump. The unit should

automatically turn off and display error code E03 (See § 6.4).

11) Allow the unit and the pool pump to run 24 hours per day until the

desired water temperature has been reached. When the set water inlet temperature is reached, the unit will turn off. It will automatically restart (as long as the pool pump is running) if the pool temperature is at least 0.5°C below the set temperature. Water flow switch - The unit is equipped with a flow switch that turns on the heat pump when the pool filtration pump is running, and deactivates it when the filtration pump is out of order. If the water is low, the E03 alarm code will appear on the regulator (See § 6.4). Time delay - The unit is equipped with a time delay of 3 minutes in order to protect the control circuit components, to eliminate restart cycling and contactor chatter. Thanks to this time delay, the unit automatically restarts approximately 3 minutes after each control circuit interruption. Even a brief power interruption will activate the restart time delay.

The heat pump is equipped with a digital control panel with a touch screen, electronically connected and pre-set at the factory in heating mode. Key 1 On/Off/Back2 Setting the Time and Timers3 Operating mode selection

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

OFF mode When the heat pump is on standby (OFF mode), the indication OFF is displayed on the control screen and the screen switches to save-energy mode after one minute. ON mode When the heat pump is operating or being set (ON mode) the water inflow and outflow temperatures are displayed on the control screen and the screen switches to save-energy mode after one minute. To return to the full display, press any button. To return to the full display, press any button.14

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

4.2 Water flow setting

With the water entry and exit valves being open, adjust the by-pass valve in order to obtain a difference of 2°C between the water inlet and outlet temperatures (see principle diagram § 3.1). You can verify the switch by seeing the entry/exit temperatures directly on the control panel. Water inlet temperature Water outlet temperature Then, adjust your by-pass in order to obtain a difference of 2°C between the input and the output. Press to exit the menu.

• Opening the "bypass" valve generates a lower flow rate in the heat pump exchanger, resulting in an increase in the inlet / outlet temperature difference.

• Closing the "bypass" valve generates a greater flow rate in the heat pump exchanger, resulting in a reduction in the inlet / outlet temperature difference. The setting can be checked by viewing the inlet / outlet temperatures (1 - 2) directly on the "EyesPool Inverter Connect" application (see § 4.6).

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

4.3 Setting the clock

At the end of the settings, press to confirm. The saving of the settings is automatic after 5 seconds of inactivity.

• Press : the time display blinks.

• Press : the hours blink. Set the hours using the and buttons.

• Press then set the minutes using the and buttons.

• Confirm by pressing .

4.4 Setting the On/Off timers

Setting this function is necessary if you would like to run the heat pump for a shorter period than what is defined by the filtration clock. Therefore, you can program a deferred start and an anticipated stop or simply stop a certain timeframe from running (at night, for example). It is possible to set one Start Timer (ON) and one Stop Timer (OFF). The settings are saved automatically after 20s of inactivity. The setting of the minutes is done in steps of 10 minutes The ON indication under the time display on the main screen indicates that the Start (ON) Timer is set. Setting the Timer - Start (ON)

• Press for 2 seconds, until the icon blinks.

• Press : the display blinks ( ).

• Press to set the hours using the and buttons.

• Press to set the minutes using the and buttons.

• Confirm by pressing then to return to the main screen.16

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

Setting the Timer - Stop (OFF)

• Press for 2 seconds, until the icon blinks

• Press to set the hours using the and buttons.

• Press to set the minutes using the and buttons.

• Confirm by pressing then to return to the main screen. Consulting Timers

• Press for 2 seconds, until the icon blinks.

• Press to return to the main screen.

• Press to access the stop time .

• Press : the stop hours blink .

• Press to delete the stop Timer .

• Press to return to the main screen. Deleting Start (ON) and Stop (OFF) Timers

• Press for 2 seconds, until the icon blinks.

• Press twice: the start hours blink .

• Press to delete the start Timer . The settings are saved automatically after 20s of inactivity. The setting of the minutes is done in steps of 10 minutes The OFF indication above the time display on the main screen indicates that the Stop (OFF) Timer is set. The icon is displayed on the main screen when a Start Timer and/or Stop Timer is set. At the end of step 3 press to go back to the main screen or move on to step 4 to continue.17

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

Deleting the Timer Stop (OFF)

• Press for 2 seconds, until the icon blinks.

• Press twice: the start hours blink .

• Press to access the stop time .

• Press : the stop hours blink .

• Press to delete the stop Timer .

• Press to return to the main screen. The deletion of the Start Timer systematically causes the deletion of the Stop Timer. The setting step is "hour to hour".

4.5 Adjusting the SILENT mode of the Timer function

SILENCE mode enables the heat pump to be used in economic and very silent mode when the heating needs are low (maintaining the pool temperature or need for ultra-silent operation). Setting the SILENT mode of the Timer

• Press for 2 seconds, until the icon blinks.

• Press to set the starting time using the and buttons.

• Press then : the display blinks.

• Press to set the stop time using the and buttons.

• Press to confirm then to return to the main screen. Deleting the SILENT mode of the Timer

• Press for 2 seconds, until the icon blinks.

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

Consulting the SILENT mode Timer

• Press for 2 seconds, until the icon blinks.

• Press : the icon blinks.

• Press to view the start time.

• Press to view the stop time.

• Press to return to the main screen. The icon is displayed on the main screen when a Start Timer or Stop Timer is set for the SILENCE mode.

4.6 Bluetooth pairing - Remote control

The heat pump is equipped with the Bluetooth function. Thanks to the "EyesPool Inverter Connect" application, you can use your smartphone as a remote control to control your heat pump within a limit of 10 m in open space. To have this function : ► Download the "EyesPool Inverter Connect" application for free from or . ► Create an account on the application. ► Follow the video instructions (links below) to pair your smartphone with the heat pump: https://www.hayward.fr/article/tutoriels-hayward/s-line-pro-bluetooth-appairage19

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

4.7 Operating mode selection

Heating - Automatic - Cooling If the heat pump is set to Heat Only or Cool Only mode by the installer, changing the mode is no longer available. Press the button to change the mode: Heating - Automatic - Cooling. Heating Automatic Cooling20

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

4.8 Settings and viewing the setpoint

• Press or to make the setpoint blink.

• Press or to set the desired setpoint.

• Press to confirm or to cancel. The settings are saved automatically after 5 seconds of inactivity. It is recommended to never exceed 30°C to avoid alteration of the liners. The setpoint can be changed either in OFF or in ON mode with an accuracy of 0.5°C. Desired water temperature21

4. USER INTERFACE (continued)

4.9 Locking and unlocking the touch screen

The screen can be locked or unlocked either in ON or in OFF mode. OUT OFF

• Press for 5 seconds until the icon appears.

• To unlock, press until the icon disappears.22

These maintenance operations must be carried out once per year in order to guarantee the longevity and the good working condition of the heat pump.

• Clean the coil with the help of a soft brush or jet of air or water (Warning, never use a high pressure cleaner).

• Verify that the drains flow well.

• Verify the tightening of the hydraulic and electrical connections

• Verify the hydraulic sealing of the condenser.

• Have the leak-tightness of the cooling circuit to the leak detector checked by an accredited professional. Before any maintenance operation, the heating pump must be disconnected from any electrical current source. The maintenance operations must only be carried out by personnel that is qualified and authorised to handle liquid refrigerants. Any damage caused by poor winterising maintenance will lead to cancellation of the warranty.

• Put the heat pump in “OFF” mode.

• Cut the power supply to the heat pump.

• Empty the condenser with the help of the drain to avoid any risk of deterioration. (high risk of freezing).

• Close the by-pass valve and unscrew the entry/exit connection unions.

• Eliminate the maximum amount of residual stagnant water from the condenser with the help of an air gun.

• Close the water entry and exit areas of the heating pump to avoid introducing foreign bodies.

• Cover the heating pump with a dedicated winterising case.23 L N

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(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

IT: WATER INLET TEMPERATURE SENSOR

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

6. APPENDIX (continued)

IT: WATER INLET TEMPERATURE SENSOR

Power supply 220-240V/50Hz Dry Contact 7 A max HP5151DT3LV25

6. APPENDIX (continued)

6.2 Heating priority wiring for monophasic pump

Terminals 1 and 2 deliver a potential-free dry contact, 230V / 50 Hz, no polarity. Wire terminals 1 and 2 as indicated in the diagram above, to activate the operation of the filtration pump in 2-minute cycles each hour if the temperature of the pool is lower than the set point. Power supply230V / 50HzMonophasic pumpDry contact 7 A max

Never connect the power supply of the filtration pump directly to terminals 1 and 2.26

6. APPENDIX (continued)

6.3 Exploded view and spare parts

6. APPENDIX (continued)

Mark Description Ref. HP5081DT3LV HP5111DT3LV HP5151DT3LV

Left panel HWX80713420

n/a HWX20000330132 n/a n/a

Top cover HWX80708601

Fin coil HWX80600849

n/a n/a HWX80600781 n/a

Right panel HWX80713421

Compressor HWX20000110448

Cable Gland HWX20012249

n/a HWX20012238 n/a n/a

Pressure tap 40mm-1/2" HWX20000140150

High pressure switch NC 3.2MPa/4.4MPa HWX20013605

Electronic expansion valve HWX81000011

n/a HWX20000140485 n/a n/a

6. APPENDIX (continued)

6. APPENDIX (continued)

Mark Description Ref. HP5081DT3LV HP5111DT3LV HP5151DT3LV

K2 relay HWX20000360297

Printed circuit board Driver HWX72200168SL08

6. APPENDIX (continued)

6.4 Troubleshooting guide

Certain operations must be conducted by an authorised technician. Once the problem has been resolved, the error is cancelled automatically and the triangle disappears. If a fault occurs, the following information appears on the screen: If there are several errors, press or to scroll through the list of error codes. See the table below. Flashing icon Error code Error position31

6. APPENDIX (continued)

Problem Error codes Description Solution Inlet water probe fault (IT) P01 The sensor is open or short-circuiting Check the connections on the extension connector or replace the sensor Outlet water probe fault (OT) P02 Exterior temperature probe fault (AT) P04 De-icing sensor fault (CT) P05 Compressor aspiration sensor fault (SUT) P07 Compressor discharge sensor fault (ET) P081 High Pressure fault E01 The sensor is open or short-circuiting Check the connections on the extension connector or replace the sensor Check the water flow Check the water flow detector Check valve opening Check the by-pass Check the evaporator is not clogged Water temperature too hot Incondensable problem after maintenance, empty and evacuate the cooling circuit Fluid load too high, remove fluid into a liquid bottle Low pressure fault E02 The sensor is open or short-circuiting Check the connections on the extension connector or replace the sensor Major refrigerant leak, use to detector to find the leak Air flow too low, check the ventilator rotation speed Check the evaporator is not clogged, clean its surface32

6. APPENDIX (continued)

Problem Error codes Description Solution Flow detector defect E03 The sensor is open or short-circuiting Check the CN29/OVT connections on the board or replace the sensor Insufficient water, check operation of the filtration pump Check opening of the stop valves Check the by-pass setting Inlet/Outlet temperature difference > 13°C E06 Applicable in Cold mode only Insufficient water, check operation of the filtration pump Check opening of the stop valves Check the by-pass setting Anti-freezing protection E07 Water outlet temperature < 4°C Stop the heat pump and empty the condenser. Risk of freezing Communication problem E08 No communication between the electronic board and the user interface Check the connections - see the wiring diagram Level 1 anti-freezing protection E19 2°C < Water Temperature < 4°C and Air Temperature < 0°C Stop heat pump operation, empty the condenser to prevent freezing; by default the heat pump starts the filtration pump to prevent icing over Level 2 anti-freezing protection E29 Water Temperature < 2° and Air Temperature < 0°C Stop heat pump operation, empty the condenser to prevent freezing; by default the heat pump starts the filtration pump to prevent icing over Fan motor fault F031 Motor blocked or connection fault Check for smooth rotation; check the CN97/DCFAN connection; replace the motor Fan motor fault F051 Connection fault Check the DCFAN/CN97 connection; replace the motor Outside temperature too low TP Operating limit reached Stop the heat pump The heat pump will not start

6. APPENDIX (continued)

WARRANTY CONDITIONS All HAYWARD products are guaranteed to be free from manufacturing or material faults for a period of two years as from the date of purchase. Any claim made under the terms of the warranty must be accompanied by a dated proof of purchase. We therefore recommend that you keep your invoice. The HAYWARD warranty is limited to the repair or replacement, at HAYWARD’s discretion, of faulty products, provided they have been used under normal conditions, as described in their user guide, and that the product has not been modified in any way and has been used only with HAYWARD components and parts. Frost and chemical damage are not covered. No other costs (transportation, labour, etc.) are covered by the warranty. HAYWARD cannot be held liable for any direct or indirect damage caused by the incorrect installation, connection or operation of a product. Please contact your retailer if you want to make a claim under the terms of the warranty and request the repair or replacement of an item. No equipment returned to our factory will be accepted without our prior written agreement. Worn parts are not covered by the warranty.34 Page left intentionally blankUNIDAD DE BOMBA DE CALOR PARA PISCINAS Manual de Instalación e Instrucciones ISHPSLINEINV S.Line ProÍNDICE

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(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

n/a HWX20000330132 n/a n/a

n/a n/a HWX80600781 n/a

n/a HWX20012238 n/a n/a

n/a HWX20000140485 n/a n/a

REDBLK WHT U WV DCFAN CN97

(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

Rep Designação Ref. HP5081DT3LV HP5111DT3LV HP5151DT3LV

n/a HWX20000330132 n/a n/a

n/a n/a HWX80600781 n/a

Compressor HWX20000110448

n/a HWX20012238 n/a n/a

n/a HWX20000140485 n/a n/a

Rep Designação Ref. HP5081DT3LV HP5111DT3LV HP5151DT3LV

REDBLK WHT U WV DCFAN CN97

(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

n/a HWX20000330132 n/a n/a

n/a n/a HWX80600781 n/a

n/a HWX20012238 n/a n/a

n/a HWX20000140485 n/a n/a

REDBLK WHT U WV DCFAN CN97

(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

Compressor HWX20000110448

REDBLK WHT U WV DCFAN CN97

(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

n/a HWX20000330132 n/a n/a

n/a n/a HWX80600781 n/a

n/a HWX20012238 n/a n/a

n/a HWX20000140485 n/a n/a

2. SPESIFIKASJONER (fortsetter)

2. SPESIFIKASJONER (fortsetter)

3. INSTALLERING OG TILKOBLING (fortsetter)

3. INSTALLERING OG TILKOBLING (fortsetter)

3. INSTALLERING OG TILKOBLING (fortsetter)

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REDBLK WHT U WV DCFAN CN97

(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

6. VEDLEGG (fortsetter)

6. VEDLEGG (fortsetter)

6. VEDLEGG (fortsetter)

6. VEDLEGG (fortsetter)

6. VEDLEGG (fortsetter)

6. VEDLEGG (fortsetter)

6. VEDLEGG (fortsettelse)

6. VEDLEGG (fortsettelse)

6. VEDLEGG (fortsetter)

REDBLK WHT U WV DCFAN CN97

(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK

REDBLK WHT U WV DCFAN CN97

(RED) (WHT) (BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL) (GRY)

Remote ON/OFF5 6 7 RED WHT BLK

(BLU) SUT (GRN) (YEL)Magetic ring

Remote ON/OFF RED WHT BLK