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Unit Operation As hot water is drawn from the top of the tank for showers etc., cold water enters the bottom of the tank from the city or well cold water supply feed. The incoming cold water and stored hot water do not fully mix inside the tank (unlike other water heaters), this helps maintain a higher average tank temperature and is called stratification. As more hot water is drawn from the tank, the volume of cold water increases, however the tank still remains stratified. When the tank temperature sensor measures the water temperature below 113°F, the heat pump control will start the unit. The variable speed pump pulls the cold water into the heat pump, and using the heat from the ambient air the water is heated to the user selected water temperature set- point and the returned to the top of the tank. Heating continues until the water entering the heat pump heat exchanger is 122°F, at which point the heat pump will cycle off and the tank is now completely full of hot water. The SANCO2 unit will produce hot water at temperatures between 130°F and 176°F depending on set-point chosen. Therefore, it is mandatory to install the supplied Honeywell AM101 mixing valve and set the delivered water temperature to the home at the customer’s requirement. 10PDF Image | Sanden SANCO2 Heat Pump Water Heater 2017
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