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6.5. Condensate removal
The circulating air cools in contact with the evaporator and causes the water contained in the air to
condensate. The flow of condensed water at the back of the heat pump must be carried away from
the heat pump by plastic pipes in order to drain the condensates.
You must add a waste water release siphon (the supplied pipe must never be used as a siphon). This
connection must never lead to the safety unit
6.6. Tips and recommendations
If the draw-off points are not equipped with thermostatic
mixing valves, a temperature limiter must be installed on the
water heater outlet to limit the risk of burns:
• In rooms intended for personal hygiene, the maximum
temperature of the hot water is fixed at 50° C at the draw-
off points.
• In other rooms, the temperature of the hot water is
limited to 60° C at the draw-off points.
• Decree No. 2001-1220 from 20 December 2001 and
circular DGS/SD 7A.
• Compliance with DTU 60.1
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Installation
Depending on the humidity of the air, up to 0.5l/h of
condensates may form. These condensates must not flow
directly to the sewer, as the ammonia vapours discharged
from the sewer could damage the fins of the heat exchanger
and the components of the heat pump.
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Maintenance
connection
Hot water
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Temperature
limiter
outlet
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