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CENPAC plus Heat-Shifter
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Installation instructions
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Tabelle 1: Tasten Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter
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Informationen zur aktuell geladenen Softwareversion.
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CENPAC plus Heat-Shifter
Installation instructions
Contents
1Introduction
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1.1 About this manual
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1.2 System description
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Scope of delivery
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Technical remarks and warnings
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Installing the CENPAC plus Heat-Shifter
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4.1 Installation site
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Connecting the inverter
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5.1 Switching off the inverter
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5.2 Connecting the signal cable to the inverter
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5.3 Closing the housing
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5.4 Switching on the inverter
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5.5 Configuring the switching output function
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Connecting the heat pump
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6.1 Connecting the signal cable to the heat pump
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Connecting the Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter
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Initial operation
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Using the CENPAC plus Heat-Shifter
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9.1 Heat-Shifter button functions
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9.2 Heat-Shifter menu structure
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9.3 Heat pump operation
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10Disposal
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11 Guarantee terms
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1 Introduction
Dear customer,
Congratulations on purchasing the powerful and
high-quality Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter from Centrosolar AG.
This reliable system combines the advantages of
a PV system with the possibilities of a heat pump,
and guaranties optimal returns under practically all
conditions.
tem with the Dimplex BWP 30HS/HSD Hot Water
Heat Pump. All other Centrosolar AG complete
systems (CS Excellent, CS Integration, CS Professional) operated with a PS xx.x Excellent Inverter
are also suitable for use in this combination.
The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter is connected between the inverter and heat pump.
And it remains quick and easy to install.
1.1 About this manual
If you have any questions during installation or
about the system components, please contact our
Service Management Desk at: +49-5251 500 500.
The service and operation of PV systems and heat
pumps requires a competent level of technical
knowledge. For this reason, all work on the system
may only be carried out by appropriately qualified
and authorised specialists. Read this installation
manual fully and carefully before installing and operating the system. Keep the manual in an easily
accessible location. The manual is a part of the
product and is valid only for use of the Cenpac plus
Heat-Shifter in combination with a complete system from Centrosolar AG and the BWP 30HS/HSD
Hot Water Heat Pump from Dimplex. In particular,
observe the notes on safe operation. Centrosolar
AG is not liable for damages arising due to disregard of the instructions in this manual.
Please note:
Be sure to follow the proper safety instructions for
installation and operation. Note the currently valid
general technical remarks from Centrosolar AG
under www.centrosolar.com.
Failure to observe the instructions in this installation manual may void all warranties, guarantees
and product liability claims.
The following instructions, notes and recommendations do not claim to be complete and are under
a process of constant review to ensure they are
complete and up to date.
1.2 System description
The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter intelligently combines the pre-fabricated CENPAC complete sys18
Figure 1: CENPAC plus
Based on the location, day of the year, orientation
and roof angle, the system regularly evaluates the
current PV output. This allows it to determine the
optimal moment to trigger an increase in the target
hot water temperature in the heat pump storage.
If you have any questions, please contact our Service Management Desk at: +49-5251 500 500.
Intended usage
Check the delivery for completeness using the
packing list and bill of lading before starting installation work. Electrical installation work beyond the
range of safe extra-low voltage may only be carried out by qualified electrotechnical specialists.
Intended usage also includes following the instructions in this installation manual. Centrosolar AG is
not liable for damages arising due to disregard of
the installation instructions, in particular the safety
instructions, or any improper usage of the product.
2 Scope of delivery
Please check the completeness of all components
included in delivery:
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1 x Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter (1)
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1 x 20 m Signal cable LiYCY 2x1mm² (2)
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4 x Phillips wood screws (3)
4 x Universal plastic wall plugs Ø6x50 mm (3)
1 x 3-pin screw plug
2 x 2-pin screw plugs
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Figure 2: Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter
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Figure 3: Signal cable
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Figure 4: Screws and wall plugs
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3 Technical remarks and warnings
The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter can be combined
with the following Centrosolar AG inverters:
Never insulate wires above the inverter, the heat
pump or the Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter in order
to prevent any dropped metal slivers coming into
contact with electrical devices.
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The following applies to all work with electrical
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The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter is intended for use
in combination with PV complete systems, each of
which is operated with only one of the listed inverters.
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The following installation instructions include excerpts from the current instruction manual for the
PS xx.x Excellent Inverters listed above and the
BWP 30HS/HSD Hot Water Heat Pump.
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Read the instruction manuals of the associated
devices carefully through first, and note the corresponding references in this manual!
This manual only describes the process of connecting the respective devices, and does not replace their own detailed instruction manuals!
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DANGER
Risk of death if not professionally
installed!
Improper installation may result in serious injury or
death. Furthermore, electrical components may be
damaged, resulting in an increased fire hazard.
DANGER
Risk of death by electrical shock!
Naked live wires must be avoided at all costs to
prevent the risk of electrical shock, electrical arcs
and short circuits.
Only strip as much cable insulation as is necessary. The insulation must reach all the way to the
terminal.
Any dropped metal slivers coming into contact with
live components during operation may cause an
electrical arc to occur, posing a life-threatening
hazard.
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Check the devices and wires are at zero potential.
Ensure clean installation: No dirt, foreign objects or moisture may be allowed to enter the
devices.
In particular, for all work on the inverter and its
supply lines:
Switch the device to zero potential on both the
AC and DC side.
Ensure that the power supply cannot be unintentionally switched on again.
Wait at least five minutes to ensure that all capacitors in the inverter have discharged.
Prior to installation, check that the local mains
supply and the output of the photovoltaic modules correspond to the inverter’s technical
specifications. See the specification plate.
Follow the specified installation sequence: First
install the inverter securely, then make the electrical connections.
Follow all VDE safety guidelines, all national
regulations in the country where the installation
is carried out, and the connection and safety
regulations of the local utility company.
If the insulation of single insulated cables for communication components is damaged, they may
come into contact with components carrying mains
voltage.
If using the Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter, connect the
supplied signal cable (or similar double insulated
LiYCY 2x1mm² cable).
4 Installing the CENPAC plus HeatShifter
4.1 Installation site
The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter features a pre-installed safety plug (Type F, CEE 7/4) with a 2 m
long cable. Ensure that an appropriate grounded
outlet is available near the installation site (~230 V,
50 Hz).
To ensure proper signal transmission, a maximum
cable length of 10 m to the inverter and heat pump
must also be maintained.
cable cannot be unintentionally pulled out, for
example, by children. The Heat-Shifter should
be installed at an appropriate height in regions
prone to flooding.
4.2 Installation
Mark the drill hole positions on the installation site
by using the rear side of the Cenpac plus HeatShifter housing as a drilling template.
The device is intended to be installed in indoor
areas only. The ideal installation site is as cool
and dry as possible (basement, for example). The
Heat-Shifter must be installed in a fixed location. It
is not intended for portable use.
Note the following conditions when selecting the
installation site:
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Do not install the Heat-Shifter near highly inflammable materials or in areas where an explosion hazard exists.
The installation surface must be stable enough
to support the weight of the Heat-Shifter. Plasterboard and wooden lagging is not suitable as
an installation surface!
The inverter is intended for installation on a vertical wall. The device must not tilt more than 10°
to the left or right, or more than 60° to the back.
The device may not be allowed to tilt forwards
or installed in a horizontal position.
The environmental temperature must be between 0°C and +40°C. The maximum permissible humidity is 90% relative humidity (noncondensing).
To ensure sufficient cooling, at least 200 mm
of free space must remain around the HeatShifter.
If installing the Heat-Shifter in an enclosed
space, for example, in an electrical cabinet or
a small room, ensure that hot air is drawn out
through a forced ventilation system.
Figure 5: Opening the Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter
Drill the holes and insert, if necessary, the supplied
Ø6x50 universal plastic wall plugs.
Screw the housing onto the installation surface.
Use the supplied Phillips wood screws if appropriate for the installation surface.
The Heat-Shifter should remain accessible in
case any work is necessary at a later point in
time. The display and specification plate should
be recognisable and legible.
Install the Heat-Shifter in a location where the
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5 Connecting the inverter
avoid unnecessary plugging and unplugging.
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5.1 Switching off the inverter
A current version of the Powerstocc Excellent
Inverter Instruction Manual can be found under:
www.centrosolar.com
The inverters feature an integrated DC circuit
breaker, marked in Position 6 in Figure 6.
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Disconnect the inverter from the mains using
the circuit breaker switch.
Ensure that the power supply cannot be
switched on again while working.
Allow the device to cool down. Wait at least five
minutes to ensure that the capacitors in the inverter have completely discharged.
Check that all connectors are at zero potential.
Then remove the cover by loosening the
screws.
5.2 Connecting the signal cable to the inverter
Note: There are currently two inverters available,
with two different communication boards installed.
This is plainly visible through a small display on
Communication Board I and a large display on
Communication Board II.
Figure 6: Connector functions
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Screws
Cover
Display
Housing
Plug or cable openings to connect the solar modules
6. DC circuit breaker
7. Cable openings for optional communication
8. Openings for power supply
Before starting work on the inverter, check that it is
at zero potential and switched off:
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Switch the DC circuit breaker to OFF.
 The inverter will no longer receive any incoming DC power and will stop feeding operation.
Communication Board I
Figure 8 shows Communication Board I in the PS
Excellent Inverter. The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter is
designed to be connected to the switching output
labelled in Position 1.
Warning!
The communication board can be damaged by
electrostatic discharge.
Touch an earthed surface, for example, the housing screw support at the lower right, before you
touch the board.
Figure 8: Communication Board I connectors
Figure 7: DC circuit breaker OFF
Before starting work, the inverter must be completely at zero potential:
Remove the DC plugs by squeezing the clips and
pulling the plug.
Note: The plugs are only designed to be inserted
and withdrawn a limited number of times (see manufacturer specifications). For this reason, you should
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Switching output (S0/AL-OUT)
RS485 interface
DIP switch for RS485 configuration
Terminal for analogue interfaces
Communication Board II
5.3 Closing the housing
Figure 9 shows Communication Board II in the PS
Excellent Inverter. The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter is
designed to be connected to the switching output
labelled in Position 1.
Use cable ties to fasten all cables to the slots on
the guard plate. Ensure that all cables follow a direct path along the guard plate and do not protrude
over the side of the guard plate.
Warning!
The communication board can be damaged by
electrostatic discharge.
Touch an earthed surface, for example, the housing screw support at the lower right, before you
touch the board.
Figure 9: Communication Board II connectors
1. Switching output (S0/AL-OUT)
2. Terminal for analogue interfaces
3. RS485 interface
Cut the included two-core signal cable to the desired length.
Then strip and insulate the ends of the strands to
prepare them for connection to the switching output.
Note: In order to ensure reliable signalling, do not
exceed a maximum cable length of 10 m.
Use the cable opening for optional communication,
marked in Position 7 in Figure 6, to insert the signal cable.
The switching output (S0/AL-OUT terminal, Position 1 in Figures 8 and 9) has different functions
depending on the configuration. For more information, see the section entitled ‘Configuring the
switching output function’ in the current version of
the Powerstocc Excellent Instruction Manual or the
brief description in this manual.
Figure 10: Fastening cables to the guard plate, example
shows Communication Board I
Screw all union nuts together with the sealing ring
tight over the cable screw connection. Recommended tightening torques: 1.5 Nm (M12) and 8
Nm (M25).
Check to make sure that all cables sit firmly and
cannot come loose on their own.
Remove any foreign objects (tools, pieces of wire,
etc.) from the inverter.
Replace the cover and screw it tight.
5.4 Switching on the inverter
Observe the switch on sequence:
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Ensure that the DC circuit breaker is set to OFF.
Then reconnect the strings or DC connectors
to the inverter.
If this is the first time the inverter is to be used,
enough sunlight must be present to generate a DC
input voltage at the inverter of at least 180 V.
Turn the DC circuit breaker ON, as shown in
Figure 11.
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Figure 11: DC circuit breaker ON
Connect the mains power using the circuit breaker
switch.
Note: See all further notes in the Switching on
the inverter section in the current version of the
Powerstocc Excellent Instruction Manual.
5.5 Configuring the switching output function
The switching output is configured using the Web
server integrated in the inverter.
Connect the inverter to a computer as described
in the current version of the Powerstocc Excellent
Instruction Manual.
Configure the computer’s Ethernet interface (TCP/
IP protocol) so that the IP address and DNS servers are determined automatically. Administrator
rights may be necessary to make these settings.
Figure 12: Web server main page (the number of inputs
and outputs may vary depending on the device type)
Click the ‘Settings’ link.
 The ‘Settings’ page appears.
Start your Web browser and enter the letter S followed by the serial number of the inverter, for example:
http://S12345FD323456
 The Web server login window appears.
Enter your username and password. The username and password are factory set as follows:
Username: pvserver
Password: pvwr
Confirm by clicking OK.
 The inverter main page appears.
Figure 13: Settings page
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The ‘Switching output function’ setting specifies if
the switching output should be used as an S0 interface, as an alarm output or to switch consumer
loads.
Set the switching output function to ‘S0 Pulse’.
Click ‘Apply’ to save your settings.
6 Connecting the heat pump
The BWP 30HS/HSD may only be used for the
purpose specified by the manufacturer. A different
or broader interpretation of the purpose is not considered to be the intended purpose. This includes
consideration of the included product guidelines
and all warnings. Do not attempt changes or modifications to the device that are not included in this
manual.
A current version of the installation and usage instructions can be found under: www.dimplex.de
The hot water heat pump is pre-wired and ready
for connection. The power supply is connected by
plugging the power cable into a grounded outlet
(~230 V, 50 Hz). This outlet must remain accessible after installation is complete.
6.1 Connecting the signal cable to the heat
pump
Cut the included two-core signal cable to the desired length.
Then strip and insulate the ends of the strands to
prepare them for connection to the terminals.
Remove the front cover from the hood. To do so,
loosen the two screws on the lower side of the
front cover.
The plastic hood on the hot water heat pump must
be removed.
Insert the prepared signal cable through a free
screwed cable conduit.
Feed the wire through to the terminal strip shown
in Figure 14, located on the ventilator side of the
separating plate.
Connect the signal cable to terminals X1/A3-1 and
X1/A3-2.
The signal cable must not be tensioned.
Note: In order to ensure reliable signalling, do not
exceed a maximum cable length of 10 m.
Figure 14: Terminal strip X1 in the BWP 30HS/HSD
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Remove any foreign objects (tools, pieces of wire,
etc.) from the heat pump.
Replace the hood and front cover and screw it
tight.
7 Connecting the Cenpac plus HeatShifter
Ensure that the device is not connected to the
power supply during all installation work.
Remove the front cover from the Heat-Shifter. To
do so, remove the four screws from the top of the
cover.
Pass the included signal cable through the highstrength cable conduits marked in Positions 2 and
3 in Figure 15.
Figure 15: Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter cable conduits
1. Screwed cable conduit for power supply (M16)
2. Screwed cable conduit for signal cable to inverter
(M12)
3. Screwed cable conduit for signal cable to heat
pump (M12)
Connect the signal cable for the inverter (shown in
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green in Figure 16) to the terminals ID1 and GND
in terminal block J2.
Connect the signal cable for the heat pump (shown
in red in Figure 16) to the terminals C1 and NO1 in
terminal block J3.
8 Initial operation
The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter is pre-wired and
ready for connection. The power supply is connected by plugging the power cable into a grounded outlet (~230 V, 50 Hz). This outlet must remain
accessible after installation is complete.
The first main screen (H.1) will appear after connecting the power supply.
Figure 16: Terminal block detail
Because the inputs and outputs are dry contacts,
the polarity of the strands in the signal cable does
not need to be considered.
Screw all union nuts together with the sealing ring
tight over the cable screw connection.
Recommended tightening torque 1.5 Nm (M12).
Check to make sure that all cables sit firmly and
cannot come loose on their own.
Remove any foreign objects (tools, pieces of wire,
etc.) from the Heat-Shifter.
Figure 17: Main screen
Replace the cover and screw it tight.
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9 Using the CENPAC plus HeatShifter
9.1 Heat-Shifter button functions
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Description
Function
Button (free)
No function
Menu button:
Go to the main
menu, where detailed settings can
be made.
ESC button:
Go back to the next
level up in the menu.
Down button:
Up button:
Change value down,
or select from menus
and parameters.
Change value up, or
select from menus
and parameters.
ENTER button: Start and complete
the change to a parameter or selection
of the desired menu
item.
Table 1: Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter buttons
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9.2 Heat-Shifter menu structure
button once takes you from
Pushing the Menu
the main screen to the menu level.
Figure 18: Menu structure
From here, you can make settings on the individual
screens or display information by selecting menu
items and confirming with the ENTER
button.
Pushing the ESC
button returns you to the main
screen to view the current operating status.
Screen
Function
Main screen
Displays the current operating status
of the system.
Normal operation
Available PV energy is used for feedin and own use.
Parameters
The photovoltaic function must be activated in the
menu. If sufficient power from the photovoltaic system is signalled by the Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter,
the heat pump will start and regulate itself according to the manually entered target value for photovoltaic operation. Operation of the heat pump with
power from the photovoltaic system is shown on
the display.
Special operation
Photovoltaic operation regulated
based on the target value configured
for the heat pump.
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The current PV power and the current
time and date are also displayed.
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Setting the operating parameters
- Annual power consumption in
kWh
(Annual power consumption for the
household. Can be read from the
last year-end invoice from the energy supplier, for example.)
- Orientation
(Orientation of the photovoltaic generator)
- Roof angle
(Angle of the photovoltaic generator)
- Country
- Location
(Nearest location)
- Date/Time
9.3 Heat pump operation
Resets the device to factory settings
after entering the password.
Password: 3421
You can program cut-off times for pure heat
pump operation to preferentially use power
from your photovoltaic system for water heating.
Use cut-off times to allocate reheating periods
following hot water extraction to the time of day
with plenty of sunlight!
Configuring cut-off times allows you to block operation of the BWP 30HS/HSD. Two independent
cut-off times can be programmed. The individual
cut-off times are activated as soon as the hour or
minutes value is not equal to zero. During the cutoff times, the storage can be held at a minimum
temperature to avoid any loss of comfort. During
these cut-off times, it is possible to use electrical
energy from your photovoltaic system for water
heating based on the signal from the Cenpac plus
Heat-Shifter.
Example for south-facing PV systems:
Main hot water
extraction:
Cut-off time
recommendation:
South/West orientation
South orientation
Language
Possible language settings:
German, English, French, Italian,
Spanish, Dutch
Info
Information on the currently loaded software version.
6:00 – 7:00
South/East orientation
7:00 – 12:00
7:00 – 11:00
7:00 – 10:00
For different orientations, maximum solar yield
should be obtained by configuring cut-off times
earlier for east-facing and later for west-facing
orientations.
Table 2: Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter screens
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10Disposal
11Guarantee terms
The Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter must not be disposed of in the municipal waste, but should be
brought to the appropriate collection point.
Guarantee claims may only be pursued if the installation and initial operation of the photovoltaic
system and the Cenpac plus Heat-Shifter can be
proven to have been carried out by a qualified specialist. Guarantee claims are excluded under the
following circumstances:
The product contains a battery, which must be
separated from the rest of the product according to
the following instructions before disposal.
Improper usage or disposal may have negative
consequences for human health and the environment.
Locally mandated public or private disposal systems must be used for disposal.
In the case of improper disposal of electrical and
electronic waste, a fine may be imposed according
to the local disposal regulations.
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Figure 19: Removing the battery
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improper use or unauthorised modification of
delivered components
improper use of individual components in a
system
improper installation and/or mounting on an inappropriate installation surface
faulty cabling work, installation work or improper handling during such work
operation under inappropriate environmental
conditions or use of improper methods deviating from the product specifications, instruction
manuals or specification plate details
improper handling and execution of the installation steps or deviations from the installation
instructions during installation
unscheduled functionality tests or inappropriate
measurement and test procedures
chemical damage or other accumulations and
foreign objects
force majeure such as earthquakes, flooding,
vandalism, theft and/or other unforeseeable
events
if not all components and/or modules are properly installed, or have been replaced by other
components and/or modules
For more information on the guarantee terms,
please see the separate CENTROSOLAR AG
Guarantee, available under: www.centrosolar.com.
12Disclaimer
Photovoltaic systems consist of electrical and mechanical components combined into a complete
system in a specific location. CENTROSOLAR
AG cannot monitor compliance with the details and
instructions contained in this installation manual.
For this reason, CENTROSOLAR AG cannot assume responsibility or liability for damages arising
due to improper installation, operation or operation in a high-wear environment (e.g., in a barn)
or improper use of the photovoltaic system and/or
individual components thereof.
We explicitly state that failure to observe the
specifications contained in this installation
manual, even for individual components, will
result in the exclusion of all guarantees, warrantees and liability claims with regard to the
complete system.
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