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The Greensource heat pump outdoor unit– inside storyThe Greensource heating and hot waterdistribution unit – inside story131412121234115103126941181075697 8Key to componentsKey to components1. Low pressure switch7. Compressor1. System pressure relief valve (factory fitted)9. Hot water expansion vessels connection2. Manual air vent8. High pressure switch2. Tundish (factory fitted)10. Pump for heating system (G1)3. Sight glass9. Service connection3. Pressure relief valve11. Heat carrier pump (G2)4. Condenser10. Non-return valve4. Non-return valve12. Mixing valve5. Drying filter11. Expansion valve5. Pressure gauge13. Temperature and pressure relief valves (factory fitted)6. Service connection12. Four-way valve6. Drain valve14. REGO 800 control panel7. Three-way valve (hot water)8. Three-way valve (heating)10Note: An unvented kit, which includes a filling loop, blending valve, a 19 litre expansion vessel and hose, inlet control set, 15mm x 22mmtundish and waste coupler is supplied with each unit.11


Technical data –Greensource air to water heat pump outdoor unitTechnical data –Greensource indoor hot water distribution unitModel Greensource air to water Greensource air to water Greensource air to waterheat pump 6kW heat pump 7kW heat pump 9.5kWModelGreensource heating and hot waterdistribution unitDimensions w x h x d (mm)* 820 x 1,190 x 640 820 x 1,190 x 640 820 x 1,190 x 640Weight (kg) 140 145 155Outer casing Galvanised powder coated steel Galvanised powder coated steel Galvanised powder coated steelEmitted/supplied output at +7/35ºC 5.5/1.5 7.1/2.1 8.8/2.3Emitted output at +7/45ºC 5.1/1.7 6.9/2.5 8.5/2.8Dimensions w x h x d (mm)* 600 x 1,660 x 615Weight without water (kg) 122Weight with water (kg) 347Output of electric heater (kW) 4.5Power consumption of circulation pump (kW) 0.2COP -7/35ºC 1 2.4 2.3 2.5Mains electrical voltage230V IN - 50Hz ACCOP 2/35ºC 1 3.2 3.0 3.3Maximal power consumption (kW) 4.7COP 7/35ºC 1 3.7 3.4 3.8Maximum working pressure2.5bar (0.25MPa)COP 7/45ºC 1 2.9 2.8 3.0Heating system flow nominal (l/s) 0.19 0.29 0.34Internal pressure drop heat carrier (kPa) 5 6 7Air flow (m 3 /h) 2,200 2,200 2,200Electrical consumption fan (A) 0.44 0.44 0.44Volume DHW cylinder/Primary water (litres) 151/55Expansion vessel size (litres) 12Pump for the heating system G1 Wilo Star RS 25/6-3Heating fluid pump G2 Wilo Star RS 25/6-3* Without feet, additionally depending on the adjustment min. 20mm – max. 30mm.Fuse size – Amperes time delay 4 16 25 25Electrical supply 230V 1N ~ 50Hz 230V 1N ~ 50Hz 230V 1N ~ 50HzCompressor Scroll Scroll ScrollMaximum outgoing flowtemperature (ºC)65 65 65Refrigerant filling R-407C (kg) 2.0 2.3 2.4Defrost system Hot gas with four-way valve Hot gas with four-way valve Hot gas with four-way valveHTF connection, clamping ring (mm) Hose 1" internal thread Hose 1" internal thread Hose 1" internal threadSound power level 2 (dB(A)) 65 65 65Sound pressure level 3 (dB(A)) 53 53 53I.P. rating x4 x4 x4* Without feet, additionally depending on the adjustment min. 20mm – max. 30mm.1 Output data at +7/35ºC, +7/45ºC are stated according to the European Standard EN 14511.2 Calculated value at 1m distance according to EN ISO 3743-2.3 Calculated value at 1m distance according to EN ISO 11203.4 aM type fuse, D characteristic McB.COPs are calculated using EN 14511 which includes the compressor and all pumps. It replaces BS EN 255 which excludes the above.1213


Frequently asked questionsWhat benefits do air to water heat pumps offer over groundsource heat pumps?There are significant benefits – lower installation costs – noneed to dig trenches or boreholes. The Greensource air towater heat pump is a self contained unit that simply needsconnecting to the mains electricity supply and thebuilding’s wet heating system. They also take up much lessspace too as you don’t need a large area for the collectortrenches required for ground source heat pumps.What refrigerant is used in Greensource air to waterheat pumps?Greensource air to water heat pumps use R407C. It is anapproved refrigerant featuring zero Ozone DepletingPotential. It also has a low Global Warming Potential whichis more environmentally friendly.What is the lower limit operating temperature?The lower limit operating temperature of Greensource air towater heat pumps is -20°C.What are the key maintenance requirements forGreensource air to water heat pumps?It will need servicing once a year by a qualified maintenancetechnician. The technician will need to check a number ofthings during the service, including:• A temperature pressure relief valve is fitted – in line withG3 requirements for unvented cylinders• Check the unit for signs of damage or corrosion• Check the panels to ensure there is no vibration and thatthey are properly fastened• All water connections must be checked for tightness orsigns of leakage and the system water pressure mustbe checked• The air path to and from the unit must be checked toensure it is clear• The heat pump water drain tray and the pipe to it must bechecked to ensure it is clear and clean.The technician should then turn the unit on and check that:• the controls are operating properly• the water pump is free and operating properly• the unit’s fan is operating• that the unit is increasing the water to the correctoperating temperature.How should the unit be sited to ensure the airflow andaccess it needs?What’s important is to ensure there is sufficient space forairflow into the unit and enough clearance at the front ofthe heat pump to stop cold air re-circulation. You’ll alsoneed to ensure that there is adequate space for access forservice and maintenance. You should try to ensure that theunit is sheltered from high winds as this will improve theunit’s efficiency level by lowering the fan powerrequirement. The minimum clearances required are shownon pages 14 and 15.What size of cable should be used to connect the air towater heat pump to the mains electricity supply?Consideration should be given to the size of the unit, thelength of the cable run and the type of cable being used.Only have installation work carried out by qualifiedtechnicians who will be able to calculate the correct cablesize for each installation.What is the most efficient flow water temperature setting?The lower the flow water temperature the less hard theheat pump has to work and the more efficient it will be. Itdepends on the type of heating system the heat pump isworking alongside, but we recommend that the operatingtemperature for an underfloor heating system is 35°C andfor a typical radiator system is 50°C.What size of radiators should be used on installations linkedto air to water heat pumps?We recommend that radiators are oversized by between20-30%. Most radiator manufacturers will supply selectiontables and offer advice on this.Can you combine radiators and underfloor heating whenusing an air to water heat pump?Yes you can. However, the heat pump return watertemperature should be set for a radiator system at thehigher return temperature and a mixing valve should befitted to reduce the water temperature for the underfloorheating part of the system.Can the external air to water heat pump unit be hiddenbehind bushes, trees and fences?Yes, but you have to be aware that wherever you positionthe unit it has to have adequate airflow available to it andthat the discharge air can’t be re-circulated back to theinlet. If you don’t take enough care in this respect, it willresult in lowering the air temperature and can significantlyreduce the efficiency of the unit. Our recommendedclearances should be noted on page 14.Can an air to water heat pump be used to cool the home aswell as providing heat?Our Greensource air to water heat pumps are designed toproduce heating and hot water only. Greensource air to airheat pumps which will be launched later this year can coolthe home as well as heating it.What warranty is available?Greensource air to water heat pumps come with a 2 yearmanufacturer’s guarantee provided that the guarantee isregistered within 30 days of installation. For moreinformation please call 0845 725 6206.Is there a training course available?Yes, Worcester offers a range of training courses including a1 day Greensource Air to Water training course. Please call01905 752526 for more information.2021


Greensource air to water heat pumprange and accessoryNotesGreensource 6kW OutdoorHeat Pump and Hot WaterDistribution Unit*Greensource 7kW OutdoorHeat Pump and Hot WaterDistribution Unit*Greensource 9.5kW OutdoorHeat Pump and Hot WaterDistribution Unit*100 litrePrimary StorageTankWorcester Part No.7 716 150 008Worcester Part No.7 716 150 009Worcester Part No.7 716 150 010Worcester Part No.7 716 192 418*Comes complete with 19 litre unvented kit.2223


NotesA complete after-sales serviceAs part of the worldwide Bosch Group, Worcester strives tomaintain the highest possible standards of after-sales care.In addition to the no-nonsense parts and labour warrantyapplicable to all Worcester products, you and your customershave the assurance that every Worcester product ismanufactured to both the appropriate British and Europeanstandards.All the technical adviceyou needSparesGenuine replacement parts for all Worcester products arereadily available from stock, on a next day delivery basis.For more information please call your local stockist. You canfind a spares stockist on our website.Worcester Contact CentreShould you require support, our fully trained Contact Centrestaff, based at our head office in Worcester, are ready to takeyour calls. Whatever your query our contact centre operatorsalong with our nationwide team of engineers are ready to helpyou.Customer Technical SupportThe Worcester Technical Helpline is a dedicated phone line –committed to providing a comprehensive service tocomplement the brand name and quality of our products. Ourexperienced team of technical experts provides the answers toqueries of a technical nature across the entire Worcester range.If you do not offer annual service and maintenance contractsplease refer your customers to the Worcester Contact Centre:Tel: 08457 256 206Fax: 01905 757 536Opening TimesMonday – Friday: 7.00am – 10.00pmSaturday: 8.00am – 5.00pmSunday: 9.00am – 12 noonWorcester also has a pre-sales department, which providesassistance in selecting a product system to suit a particularapplication, along with full guidance on installation. As wellas this we will also assist in finding a recommended installer.For more information please contact the Technical Helplineor alternatively visit our website where literature can bedownloaded www.worcester-bosch.co.ukWorcester System Design ServiceWorcester is pleased to offer a full design service to specifythe air to water heat pump system according to individualrequirements.TechnicalTel: 08705 266 241Fax: 01905 752 741Renewables HelplineTel: 01905 752780Email: renewable.energy@uk.bosch.comOpening TimesMonday – Friday: 7.00am – 8.00pmSaturday: 8.30am – 4.00pm2425


Useful numbersSalesTel: 01905 752640Fax: 01905 456445Renewables Phone TeamTel: 01905 752780Email: renewable.energy@uk.bosch.comSpares PartsTel: 01905 752576Fax: 01905 754620Technical (Pre & Post Sales)Tel: 08705 266241Fax: 01905 752741ServiceTel: 08457 256206Fax: 01905 757536Livingston (Scotland)Fax: 01506 441687TrainingTel: 01905 752526Fax: 01905 752535Literature LineTel: 01905 752556or download instantlyfrom our websitewww.worcester-bosch.co.ukIn partnership withWorcester, Bosch Group is a brand name of Bosch Thermotechnology Ltd.This leaflet is accurate at the date of printing, but may be superseded and should be disregarded if specification and/or appearancesare changed in the interest of continued improvement. The statutory rights of the consumer are not affected.Part No. 8 716 115 319 A 06/08BBT1719Worcester, Bosch Group,Cotswold Way, Warndon,Worcester, WR4 9SWTel: 01905 754624 Fax: 01905 754619

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