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HEATING
Be aware that on very cold days the unit should only be operated indoors. When the outside
temperature gets colder, it will take longer to heat the room. We recommend that when you
have achieved the desired temperature to leave the unit running on thermostatic control and
it will maintain the temperature set very economically.
To improve the heating effect we recommend you set the unit up for continuous drainage.
To do this remove the top drain port rubber plug to allow the condensation water to drain
from the unit using a drainage hose. Further details of this can be found in the water
drainage section. If the unit is not set up for continuous drainage, the water tank will require
emptying regularly and the E4 error (Water tank full) will be displayed, when the tank is full.
The operating range of the Heat pump is 7°C-23°C when placed indoors. It will work if the
outside temperature is less than 7°C but the indoor temperature should be higher than 7°C.
You may want to quickly heat the room to above 10°C with another form of heating and then
maintain the temperature achieved using the heat pump air conditioner, as this would be
more efficient.
HEATING WHEN THE AIR CONDITIONER IS PLACED INDOORS
(NORMAL OPERATION)
Connect the air hose to the cold air outlet of the air conditioner after exchanging the grills if
necessary. The air hose will expel the cold air from the room outside while the front grills
produce hot air.
The hose can be vented via a tilted window, a door or wall aperture. Make sure that no cold
air from outside can enter the room. For effective heating, we recommend through the wall
venting.
Set the function to “Heating”. The temperature range is selectable between 15°C and 25°C.
Note: After switching on, the compressor will only start after a 3 minute delay. For full
heating effect please allow a further 10 minutes of operation.
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