Nibe S1155PC Manuel utilisateur

UHB EN 2041-3

531124

USER MANUAL

Ground source heat pump

NIBE S1155PC/S1255PC

Quick guide

NAVIGATION

Browse

Scroll

Select The dots at the bot-

tom edge show

that there are more

pages.

If the menu has

several sub-menus,

you can see more

information by

dragging up or

down with your fin-

ger.

Most options and

functions are activ-

ated by lightly

pressing on the dis-

play with your fin-

ger.

Drag to the right or

left with your finger

to browse between

the pages.

Setting the indoor temperature.

Bottom floor

Temperature

HEAT

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Smartguide

Yes please, take me to Smartguide.

Hi!

Your system is working properly. Do you want help making

changes?

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Here, you can set the temperature in the installation's

zones.

Smartguide helps you both to view information about the

current status and to make the most common settings

easily. The information that you see depends on the

product you have and the accessories that are connected

to the product.

Product overview

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Update

Product name

Serial number

Software

Service

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Company AB

Phone number

S1155PC/S1255PC

01234567890123

1.0.0

Increasing hot water temperature

HOT WATER

More hot water

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Here, you can find information about product name, the

product's serial number, the version of the software and

service. When there is new software to download, you

can do it here (provided that S1155PC/S1255PC is con-

nected to myUplink).

Here, you can start or stop a temporary increase in the

hot water temperature.

S1155PC: This function page is only visible in installations

with a water heater.

IN THE EVENT OF DISTURBANCES IN COMFORT

If you experience a disturbance in comfort of any kind, there are various measures you can take yourself before

contacting your installer. For instructions, see section "Troubleshooting".

41 Important information

4Installation data

5Serial number

62 Heat pump function

83 Control - Introduction

8Display unit

9Navigation

9Menu types

11Menu system

124 myUplink

12Specification

12Connection

12Range of services

12Mobile apps for myUplink

135 Maintenance of S1155PC/S1255PC

13Regular checks

13Saving tips

146 Disturbances in comfort

14Info-menu

14Manage alarm

14Troubleshooting

16Only additional heat

17Item register

19Contact information

3Table of ContentsNIBE S1155PC/S1255PC

Table of Contents

Installation data

S1155PC/S1255PCProduct

Serial number, main unit

Serial number, subordinate heat pump 1

Serial number, subordinate heat pump 2

Serial number, subordinate heat pump 3

Serial number, subordinate heat pump 4

Serial number, subordinate heat pump 5

Serial number, subordinate heat pump 6

Serial number, subordinate heat pump 7

Serial number, subordinate heat pump 8

Installation date

Installer

Type of brine -

Mixing ratio/freezing point

Active drilling depth/collector length

Accessories

✔

SetFact.

sett.

NameNo.

0heating curve (offset)1.9.1.1

7heating curve (curve slope)1.9.1.1

Serial number must always be given

Certification that the installation is carried out according to instructions in the accompanying installer manual and applicable regulations.

__________________________________________Signed______________________________Date

NIBE S1155PC/S1255PCChapter 1 | Important information4

1 Important information

Serial number

The serial number can be found at the bottom right on

S1155PC/S1255PC, in the display on the home screen

"Product overview" and on the type plate.

Caution

You need the product's (14 digit) serial number

for servicing and support.

5Chapter 1 | Important informationNIBE S1155PC/S1255PC

A heat pump can use stored solar energy from rock,

ground or water in order to heat a property. The conver-

sion of energy stored in nature to property heating oc-

curs in three different circuits. In the brine circuit, (1),

free heat energy is retrieved from the surroundings and

transported to the heat pump. The heat pump increases

the retrieved heat's low temperature to a high temper-

ature in the refrigerant circuit, (2). The heat is distributed

around the house in the heating medium circuit, (3).

The temperatures below are only examples and may

vary between different installations and times of year.

100 ºC

50 ºC40 ºC

-2 ºC

0 ºC

-3 º C

-4 ºC

Heating medium

Brine

Refrigerant

Evaporator

Condenser

Expansion valve

Compressor

Heat source

Brine circuit

An anti-freeze liquid (brine) circulates in a hose

(collector) from the heat pump out to the heat

source (rock/ground/lake). The energy from the

heat source is stored by it heating the brine a

few degrees, from about –3 °C to about 0 °C.

The collector then routes the brine to the heat

pump’s evaporator. Here, the brine releases

heat energy and the temperature drops a few

degrees. The liquid then returns to the heat

source to retrieve energy again.

Refrigerant circuit

Another liquid circulates in a closed system in

the heat pump, a refrigerant, which also passes

the evaporator. The refrigerant has a very low

boiling point. In the evaporator the refrigerant

receives the heat energy from the brine and

starts to boil.

The gas that is produced during boiling is routed

into an electrically powered compressor. When

the gas is compressed, the pressure increases

and the gas's temperature increases consider-

ably, from approx. 5°C to approx. 100°C.

From the compressor, gas is forced into a heat

exchanger, condenser, where it releases heat

energy to the heating system in the house,

whereupon the gas is cooled and condenses to

a liquid form again.

As the pressure is still high, the refrigerant can

pass an expansion valve, where the pressure

drops so that the refrigerant returns to its origin-

al temperature. The refrigerant has now com-

pleted a full cycle. It is routed to the evaporator

again and the process is repeated.

Heat medium circuit

The heating energy that the refrigerant releases

in the condenser is retrieved by the heat pump's

boiler section.

The heating medium circulates in a closed sys-

tem and transports the heated water's heat

energy to the house water heater and radiat-

ors/heating coils.

Passive cooling

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2 Heat pump function

The brine can also be circulated via a mixing

valve to a heat exchanger. There the brine cools

the heating system's water so that comfort

cooling can be maintained during the hotter

periods of the year.

7Chapter 2 | Heat pump functionNIBE S1155PC/S1255PC

Display unit

Status lamp

Display

USB port

On/off button

THE STATUS LAMP

The status lamp shows how well your system is operat-

ing. It:

• lights up white during normal operation.

• lights yellow in emergency mode.

• lights red in the event of a deployed alarm.

• flashes white during active notice.

• is out when S1155PC/S1255PC is switched off.

If the status lamp is red, you receive information and

suggestions for suitable actions on the display.

TIP

You also receive this information via myUplink.

THE USB PORT

Above the display, there is a USB port that can be used

e.g. for updating the software. Visit myuplink.com and

click the "Software" tab to download the latest version

of the software for your installation.

THE ON/OFF BUTTON

The on/off button has three functions:

• start

• switch off

• activate emergency mode

To start: press the on/off button once.

To switch off, restart or activate emergency mode: press

and hold the on/off button for 2 seconds. This brings up

a menu with various options.

For hard switch off: press and hold the on/off button for

5 seconds.

To activate emergency mode when S1155PC/S1255PC

is switched off: press and hold the on/off button for 5

seconds. (Deactivate the emergency mode by pressing

once.)

THE DISPLAY

Instructions, settings and operational information are

shown on the display.

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3 Control - Introduction

Navigation

S1155PC/S1255PC has a touchscreen where you simply

navigate by pressing and dragging with your finger.

SELECT

Most options and functions are activ-

ated by lightly pressing on the display

with your finger.

BROWSE

The dots at the bottom edge show that

there are more pages.

Drag to the right or left with your finger

to browse between the pages.

SCROLL

If the menu has several sub-menus,

you can see more information by drag-

ging up or down with your finger.

CHANGE A SETTING

Press the setting you want to change.

If it is an on/off setting, it changes as soon as you press

it.

Period 1

If there are several possible values, a spinning-wheel

appears that you drag up or down to find the desired

value.

Press to save your change, or if you don't want

to make a change.

FACTORY SETTING

Factory set values are marked with *.

Your installer may have chosen other values that suit

your system better.

HELP MENU

In many menus there is a symbol that indicates

that extra help is available.

Press the symbol to open the help text.

You may need to drag with your finger to see all text.

Menu types

HOME SCREENS

Smartguide

Smartguide helps you both to view information about

the current status and to make the most common set-

tings easily. The information that you see depends on

the product you have and the accessories that are con-

nected to the product.

Select an option and press it to proceed. The instructions

on the screen help you to choose correctly or give you

information about what is happening.

Yes please, take me to Smartguide.

Hi!

Your system is working properly. Do you want help making

changes?

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Underfloor drying function

Action, level monitor

Download and update

No thank you, later

Hi!

A software update is available.

Do you want to update?

Function pages

On the function pages, you can both view information

about the current status and easily make the most

common settings. The function pages that you see de-

pend on the product you have and the accessories that

are connected to the product.

Bottom floor

Temperature

HEAT

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HOT WATER

More hot water

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Drag to the right or left with your finger to browse

between the function pages.

9Chapter 3 | Control - IntroductionNIBE S1155PC/S1255PC

Drop-down menu

Menu treeBoard

Kitchen

HEAT

BedroomBottom floor

Works to set temperature

Menu symbol

Set temperature

Current temperature

Offset Offset

Press the boards to adjust desired value. On certain

function pages, you use your finger to drag up or down

to obtain more cards.

Product overview

It can be a good idea to have the product overview open

during any service cases. You can find it among the

function pages.

Here, you can find information about product name, the

product's serial number, the version of the software and

service. When there is new software to download, you

can do it here (provided that S1155PC/S1255PC is con-

nected to myUplink).

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Update

Product name

Serial number

Software

Service

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Company AB

Phone number

S1155PC/S1255PC

01234567890123

1.0.0

Drop-down menu

From the home screens, you can reach a new window

containing further information by dragging down a drop-

down menu.

Drop-down menu

Bottom floor

Temperature

HEAT

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The drop-down menu shows the current status for

S1155PC/S1255PC, what is in operation and what

S1155PC/S1255PC is doing at the moment.

Operating mode compressor

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Demand mode, hot water

Scheduling

External influence

Heating

Average

Not active

Active

Press the icons on the menu's lower edge for more in-

formation about each function.

32 Hz

45°C

Hot water

Return temp BT3 impact

Supply line BT12

Operating status

Compressor

Compressor speed

35°C

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