Home Owner Handbook Installation & Commissioning Manual: Energy Smart Water Solar PV Hot Water System ROSC20 Series

HOME OWNER HANDBOOK
INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING MANUAL
Energy Smart Water

Solar PV Hot Water System
ROSC20 Series
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR INSTALLERS:
This manual is intended for licensed installers who have prior knowledge, experience, relevant
training and comply with relevant Plumber’s Code in the installation and maintenance of hot water
storage tanks.
Installation of solar array and electrical connection and commissioning to the ROSC20 PCE device is
to be carried out by licensed installers.
When commissioning is complete, please leave this document with the owner, drawing their
attention to the sections:” Maintenance and Periodic Inspection” and “Troubleshooting”.
ROSC20 System model number: .........................................................
Date of Manufacture: ..........................................................................
Serial Number: ......................................................................................
Address: 2/11 Dalkeith Drive, Dromana Vic 3936, Australia

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Contents
Contact Details ........................................................................................................................... 4
About This Manual ..................................................................................................................... 7
Product Introduction ................................................................................................................. 8
Overview of how the ROSC20 system works ......................................................................... 8
ROSC20 Specification/Model Numbers ............................................................................... 10
About Your System .............................................................................................................. 11
Electric Boosting................................................................................................................... 11
Gas Boosting ........................................................................................................................ 11
Water Temperature ............................................................................................................. 11
Before Installation.................................................................................................................... 12
Intended Use ........................................................................................................................ 12
Safety Check ......................................................................................................................... 12
Electrical ............................................................................................................................... 12
Bore Water ........................................................................................................................... 13
Water Quality ....................................................................................................................... 13
Installation Location................................................................................................................. 14
Clearances ............................................................................................................................ 15
Foundation ........................................................................................................................... 15
Seismic Restraint .................................................................................................................. 16
2 Safe Tray............................................................................................................................... 16
Hot Water System Schematics ................................................................................................. 18
Electric boosted only installation......................................................................................... 18
Post gas boost installation ................................................................................................... 19
Gas boost installation .......................................................................................................... 20
INSTALLATION – PLUMBING .................................................................................................... 21
Top Up Tank ......................................................................................................................... 23
Drains ................................................................................................................................... 23
Hot Water Delivery .............................................................................................................. 23
Water Pressure .................................................................................................................... 24
PTR Valve.............................................................................................................................. 24
Cold Water Expansion Valve ................................................................................................ 24
COMMISSIONING – PLUMBING & GAS .................................................................................... 25
INSTALLATION – ELECTRICAL ................................................................................................... 27
Standards ............................................................................................................................. 27
Photovoltaic (PV) Array ........................................................................................................ 27
Array Configuration.......................................................................................................... 27
Safety Instructions ............................................................................................................... 29
Electric Boosting................................................................................................................... 30
Booster Element Power ................................................................................................... 30
Alternate Boost .................................................................................................................... 30
Gas Booster ...................................................................................................................... 30
MYPV SC20 Photovoltaic Water Heater .............................................................................. 31

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Assembly and Installation ................................................................................................ 31
Electrical connection myPV SC20..................................................................................... 31
Connection of RS485 ........................................................................................................ 32
Operating Status Indicator ............................................................................................... 33
Wiring Diagrams....................................................................................................................... 33
Wiring Diagram SC20 Electric Boost .................................................................................... 33
Wiring Diagram SC20 Alternate Boost - External Supply ..................................................... 34
Wiring Diagram SC20 Alternate Boost Internal Supply ...................................................... 34
COMMISSIONING - ELECTRICAL ............................................................................................... 35
Normal PV operation without AC ........................................................................................ 35
Normal operation with AC, Gas or alternate reheating ...................................................... 35
Operating Status Indicator ................................................................................................... 35
Fault report .......................................................................................................................... 36
Technical data ...................................................................................................................... 37
Disposal ................................................................................................................................ 37
EU declaration of Conformity .............................................................................................. 37
Maintenance ............................................................................................................................ 38
Every Six Years – Major Service ........................................................................................... 38
Every Three Months – Minor maintenance check............................................................... 38
Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................... 39
Warranty .................................................................................................................................. 41
Terms of Warranty ............................................................................................................... 41
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Purchaser’s Statutory Rights ................................................................................................ 42
Conditions of Warranty........................................................................................................ 42
Water Quality ....................................................................................................................... 42
Warranty Exclusions............................................................................................................. 43

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Contact Details
Energy Smart Water Pty Ltd
Address: 2/11 Dalkeith Drive, Dromana, Vic 3936, Australia
Ph: +61 (0) 3 9939 6722
Website: www.esw.net.au

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Please read these precautions carefully
DANGER—SHOCK HAZARD: Do not set up this product or make any electrical or cabling connections,
such as the power cord, during a lightning storm.
DANGER—Do not exceed the maximum input voltage of 360 VDC
DANGER—The electronic circuit contains capacitors that may keep voltage even if the unit is not
supplied with power. Authorised installer must wait a minimum of 10 minutes after isolating both DC
and AC supplies before opening the myPV SC20 enclosure or commencing work on this equipment.
CAUTION—This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been
given supervision of instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety.
CAUTION— Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
CAUTION— If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent
or similarly qualified person.
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CAUTION—To be installed and serviced only by an authorised person.
CAUTION — The storage tank should not be exposed to constant sun/weather conditions.
CAUTION —Only install in vertical position.
CAUTION — Avoid exposure and operation in extreme ambient heat (<0 °C) or (>50 °C) and protect
the my-PV SC20 housing from direct sunlight.
CAUTION – Do not touch the power plug on the water heater with wet hands
WARNING —This water heater is to be connected directly to the water mains and not by a hose set.
WARNING — For continued safety of this appliance it must be operated and maintained in accordance
with the manufacturer’s instructions.
WARNING — THIS APPLIANCE MAY DELIVER WATER AT HIGH TEMPERATURE, REFER TO THE
PLUMBING CODE OF AUSTRALIA (PCA), LOCAL REQUIREMENTS AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TO
DETERMINE IF ADDITIONAL DELIVERY TEMPERATURE CONTROL IS REQUIRED.

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The installation shall conform to the Plumbing Code of Australia (PCA).
In accordance with AS/NZS 3500.4 a temperature limiting device is required to be fitted by the
installing plumber
WARNING —Check the tank water level every three months and ensure that the water level is within
the range of the water level indicator.
WARNING — Ensure all sources of electricity are disconnected from the unit before removing any of
the electrical covers
WARNING — The storage tank plastic wall on the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank can melt under the
effects of external heat (>85 °C) and, in the extreme case, can catch fire.
WARNING — Do not expose to ammonia, chlorine or other hazardous chemicals.

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About This Manual
This manual contains information for installation, commissioning and maintenance of supplied Solar
PV Hot Water System ROSC20. It includes information describing the product, its operation and
settings.
Installers are to read the manual before assembly, installation, operation and maintenance of this
system.
This manual is split into several parts to guide you through the installation process:
• Introduction
• Key points before installation of the ROSC20 system
• Installation guide
• Commissioning Instructions
• Operation Procedures
• Maintenance and Inspection
• Warranty
STANDARDS
The ROSC20 Series complies with the following Standards:
• AS/NZS 60335.2.21:2013+A1
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• AS/NZS 60335.1:2011+A1+A2+A3
• IEC 62109-1:2010
Regulatory Information for Installers

Installation and services must be performed by authorised personnel only. This water heater must
be installed in according with:
1. Manufacturers installation instruction

2. AS/NZS 3500.4 “National Plumbing & Drainage Code”
3. AS/NZS 3498 “Authorization Requirements for Plumbing Products”
4. AS/NZS 5601.1 “Gas Installation General Installation”
5. AS/NZS 3000 “Wiring Rules”
6. AS/NZS 5033 Installation of photovoltaic (PV) arrays
7. AS 1768 Lightning Protection
8. AS/NZS 1170.2 Wind Loads
9. AS 4509 Stand-alone power systems
10. Municipal Building Codes
11. Occupational Health, Safety & Welfare Regulations
12. Any other States or Federal Statutory Regulations

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Product Introduction
Overview of how the ROSC20 system works

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1. The solar photovoltaic (PV) panels absorb the sun’s energy and convert it into direct current (DC)
power.
2. The DC current from the PV panels is controlled with an MPP-tracker, for maximum power
output to the DC heating element located in the tank. NO GRID CONNECTION is required.
3. The solar DC heating element can heat the tank water to a maximum of 85°C at which point it
switches off. Once the temperature drops, the solar element will re-activate.
4. On occasions when the solar energy gain is insufficient to heat the water to its minimum
temperature of 55°C, an AC boost heating element, either powered by grid and/or battery
storage, simultaneously heats the tank water to 65°C. Alternatively a gas backup is available.
(Note: System model numbers ending in E indicate AC electric boost configuration, System
model numbers ending in A indicate gas boost configuration)
5. Mains pressure fresh cold potable water runs through the stainless steel heat exchange coil
inside the tank separated from the heated thermal storage water. The potable water absorbs
energy via the coil from the heated storage water which heats the usable water to its final
temperature.
6. To prevent scalding, a high performance thermostatic mixing valve, or tempering valve ensures
9 that water for your personal use is delivered at the required temperature. (To be supplied by
installing plumber in accordance with AS/NZS 3500.4)

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ROSC20 Specification/Model Numbers
ENERMAX SMARTcube tanks are available in 300 & 500 Litre capacities; the tanks are non-
pressurised vessels. The tanks have incorporated dual elements, DC solar electric and AC mains
electric booster. Alternatively, the system can be boosted via an alternate/gas booster. The
ENERMAX SMARTcube tank is manufactured from a high-quality PU rigid foam material. The external
and internal casing is a high quality non-corrosive material that makes for a longer service life.
ROSC20- ROSC20- ROSC20- ROSC20- ROSC20- ROSC20- ROSC20- ROSC20- ROSC20- ROSC20-
Model Numbers:
328E 343E 34319E 544E 54443E 328A 343A 34319A 544A 54443A
ENERMAX SMARTcube - tank Electric boost models Alternate boost models

Dimensions (L x W x H) mm 595 x 615 x 1646 790 x 790 x 1658 595 x 615 x 1646 790 x 790 x 1658
Storage tank volume V = 300 l V = 500 l V = 300 l V = 500 l
Empty weight 55 kg 60 kg 67 kg 80 kg 93 kg 55 kg 60 kg 67 kg 80 kg 93 kg
Total weight (filled) 355 kg 360 kg 367 kg 580 kg 593 kg 355 kg 360 kg 367 kg 580 kg 593 kg
Standby heat expenditure in 24
hours with 60°C 1.3 kWh 1.4kWh 1.3 kWh 1.4kWh
Drinking water - nominal 19 l 27.9l 27.9 l 24.8 l 29 l 19 l 27.9l 27.9 l 24.8 l 29 l

content:
- Heat exchange coil 1 28 m 43 m 43 m 44 m 44 m 28 m 43 m 43 m 44 m 44 m
- Heat exchange coil 2 19 m 43 m 19 m 43 m
- Intermediary medium: Unpressurised
Corrosion protection corrosion resistant
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Max. permitted storage tank
Tmax=85°C
temp.
Max. Inlet Water Pressure
600 kPa
(Coils)
Cold and hot water 1" external thread
Heating feed and return flow 1" external thread
Installation Clearances 250mm around tank, 1400mm above tank (for element removal). If this can't be achieved tank can be removed.
myPV Electric photovoltaic powered immersion heater
Connectors Original MC4, 1 string
Display 3 LED
AC (Boost) ≈ 220 - 240V/8.7A/2000W max./50/60Hz
Heating Capacity 2000W
Fuse 16A Wired for alternate boost connection eg. Gas
Cable 3m
Standby -power 0 W in DC operation, <2 W in AC operation
DC (Primary heat source) = 100 - 360V/10A max./3600W max.
Short circuit current of the solar
15A
module
Number of MPP Trackers 1
Power rating 2000 W at 25°C ambient temp., derating when overheating
Topology Transformerless

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About Your System
The ESW ROSC20 Solar PV Water Heating System combines the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank with the
myPV SC20 Solar Photovoltaic electric water heater with AC boost or alternative boost solution such
as an instantaneous water heater. The pressure-less storage water tank serves as a heat storage
medium. Domestic (potable water) flows through a spiral corrosion resistant Stainless Steel heat
exchanger coil which is completely immersed in the storage tank water. Cold water which flows in
through the coil when water is drawn off is heated by the storage tank water.
Electric Boosting
Water stored in the storage tank is heated automatically by an electric booster heating unit (or
alternate boost source such as a gas booster). The booster heats the water during very cloudy or
rainy weather, during the winter months, or during periods of unusually high demand. The booster
heating elements are controlled by an electric thermostat. The thermostat and heating elements are
mounted into the storage tank inside the IP54 water resistant enclosure. The boost water
temperature is automatically controlled by the thermostat setting when the booster heating unit is
energized.
The AC boost thermostat is not adjustable. It has a minimum temperature setting of 55ºC and a
maximum temperature setting of 65ºC. Automatic safety controls are fitted to the water heater to
provide safe and efficient operation.
11 Gas Boosting
Where gas boosting is used, the AC electric element of the tank is not connected. The water from the
tank is pumped through the booster, if the sensor inside the gas booster detects the water
temperature is lower than the preset temperature of the booster, the booster will turn on and heat
the water.
Water Temperature
For domestic use, the system outlet temperature is controlled by a high performance tempering
valve or high performance thermostatic mixing valve to be supplied and installed by your installing
plumber in accordance with AS/NZS 3400.4 to deliver 50°C. During periods of low solar energy gain,
the water temperature is boosted by the thermostatically controlled electric booster heating
element or the gas booster for gas boosted systems. An alternative boost heat source can also be
used.
The water heater features a non-adjustable thermostat which is located inside the tank (The tank
thermostat is factory set to a maximum tank temperature of 85°C for Solar and 65°C for Boost). Tank
temperatures above 55°C are required to protect your installation from the potential of Legionella.

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Before Installation
Please take note of the following points before installation
Intended Use
The ROSC20 Solar PV Hot Water System is designed to operate using direct PV input, up to 2.5 kW, in
ENERMAX SMARTcube 300L and 500L heat exchange tanks. This system is designed to have the PV
connected directly to the SC20 heating device. It is not intended or approved to be connected to the
grid in any way. Any other use is not permitted as it could result in electrical short circuit, fire or
electrical shocks. The safety instructions, together with the handling and installation information
need to be strictly followed.
Not for pool heating.
Safety Check
WARNING!
• The storage tank plastic wall on the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank can melt under the effects of
external heat (>85 °C) and, in the extreme case, can catch fire.
• Locate the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank at a minimum distance of 1 m from other heat sources
12 (>85 °C) (e.g. electric heater, gas heater, chimney, flue) and flammable materials.
• Locate the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank on a firm level base. Where located indoors, ensure
adequate drainage is provided.
• This appliance may deliver water at high temperature, refer to the Plumbing Code of Australia
(PCA), local requirements and installation instructions to determine if additional delivery
temperature control is required.
• Hot water outlet can exceed 50°C. Tempering valve or thermostatic mixing valve needs to be
installed in accordance to AS 3500.4 by your installing plumber.
• Ensure all sources of electricity are disconnected from the unit before removing any of the
electrical covers
Electrical
• Electrical installation must be carried out by a qualified and licensed installer, observing the
technical electrical guidelines and regulations according to Australian Standards AS/NZ 3000,
AS/NZS 5033, AS 1768, AS/NZS 1170.2, AS 4509 and other regulatory authorities.
• The 2kW PV array when connected to this device may be eligible for STCs
• Main supply must be switched off and isolated before starting any work on ENERMAX
SMARTcube tank. Ensure no possibility of unintentional live electricity at work space.
• Compliant electrical devices, leads and power distribution equipment must be used with
intact labels and tamper-proof seals.

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• This water heater is not intended to be operated, adjusted or tampered with by young
children or infirm persons. Young children should be supervised to ensure they do not play
with the water heater.
Bore Water
• The water heater is not recommended for connection to a bore water supply. Many such
sources contain contaminants harmful to the components of the hot water system.
• If the system is connected to bore supply against our recommendation, warranty does not
apply. See details on warranty page.
Water Quality
• To comply with warranty conditions and ensure long life of the unit, ensure the water
condition complies with water quality specified in warranty conditions.
• Domestic hot water flows through stainless steel heat exchange coils only
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Installation Location
• Ensure the location is firm, levelled and capable of supporting the overall unit weight once it
is filled with water.
o 1 x ENERMAX SMARTcube 500 litre tank = 650 kg filled weight
• Ensure suitable means of capturing and managing any overflow is available at the installed
location as per AS 3500.4.
• Ensure the size of the door frames are large enough to allow equipment to pass through.
• Ensure reasonable access for installation, servicing and removal of all components of hot
water / heating system.
• Tanks and free-standing frames must be installed on solid, level base capable of supporting
the weight when filled with water and that membranes remain intact after any fasteners are
installed.
• Ensure that installed equipment will not stand in water
• Whether located outdoor or indoor, the water storage tank should be installed close to the
most frequently used hot water outlet/s (typically the shower in domestic applications and
kitchens in commercial applications) and its position chosen with safety and service in mind.
• As close as possible to the solar panels
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• Locate the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank at a minimum distance of 1 m from other heat
sources (>85 °C) (e.g. electric heater, gas heater, chimney, flue) and flammable materials.
• Locate the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank on a firm level base. Where located indoors, ensure
adequate drainage is provided.
• Ensure the tank location is not exposed to frost, harsh weather condition and direct sun light
and above 85C ambient temperature. Appropriate enclosure needs to be installed to protect
the hot water system
• The system is not suitable for installation in areas that experience sub-zero temperatures;
Areas of known heavy frost or altitudes higher than 600 m above sea level are not suitable
for this system. (System can be installed indoors in these colder climates where the
temperature is more moderate) gas booster location based on appliance type and approval
• Do not expose to ammonia, chlorine or other hazardous chemicals.

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Clearances
• Allow adequate room to work with tools.
• A minimum of 250mm clearance around the water heater is required.
• 800mm for access cover removal
• 1400mm above for element/control removal.
• You should be able to read the information on the rating plate and all informative labelling.
• Adequate provision must be made to dispose of any water escaping from heater or adjacent
plumbing that might result in damage to property (floor waste located in indoor
installations)
• 1 metre away from any heated surfaces
The water heater tank must be connected in such a way that:

• Electrical covers are accessible to a service agent.
• Space is allowed for the removal of the heating elements and control box.
• The booster & pump is accessible for servicing or complete removal of the unit if necessary.
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• To ensure adequate tank support, position the unit on an approved support base such as a
concrete slab (See figure below).
Suitable Water Heater Foundation
• Alternative forms of water heater bases are acceptable providing they allow for adequate
support.
• Ensure the base and footings installed can adequately carry the load of the filled tank


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Seismic Restraint
• Where seismic restraint is required in your building code, (i.e. NZBC G12 Building code),
please install hot water tanks with seismic straps as shown:
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Safe Tray
• It is a requirement of the National Plumbing Code AS/NZS3500.4.2 that new water heaters
be installed in a safe tray where in the event of a leak, property may be damaged (i.e.
internal installations).
• Installation of such trays must comply with Clause 4.4 and Sub-Clauses 1 to 5 of the
abovementioned Code.
• Safe tray should covers the foot print of the ENERMAX SMARTcube hot water system,
including all the attached equipment (pump, top up tank) on the tank.

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Inspection and Unpacking
• The ROSC20 Solar PV water heater is to be inspected upon delivery for possible external
damage or missing components.
• If damage or short delivery is evident it is to be noted on the freight docket and Energy
Smart Water office contacted immediately. A claim should be lodged with the shipping
company within three (3) days if shipment is damaged or incomplete.
• If major damage is apparent, do not lift package on to site without prior approval from
Energy Smart Water.
• Your hot water system is supplied with the following components:
PARTS LIST
Item
No. Qty Description
ENERMAX SMARTcube Thermal Store Energy Storage Tank with my-PV

1 1 SC20 Electric Photovoltaic Powered Heating element and makeup tank
2 1 Expansion Control Valve
3 1 Pair MC4 plugs and earth cable
4 1 Installation and Owner’s Manual
17 5 0 Gas Booster & Pump (with Alternate boost option only)

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Hot Water System Schematics
Please familiarise with the appropriate hot water variant before installation. Below schematic
drawings will provide an overview for your hot water installation.
Electric boosted only installation
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Post gas boost installation
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Gas boost installation
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INSTALLATION – PLUMBING
Before Installation of a ROSC20 System, please refer to the schematics and other documentation
describing the product. If more details are required, please contact Energy Smart Water before
installation.
• ENERMAX SMARTcube tanks are pre-fabricated in the workshop.
• The hot water package is a Plug and Play pre-packaged. Refer to the pictures below.
• Ensure the level surface that can support filled weight of ENERMAX SMARTcube hot water
system, platform and any attached accessories and pipework.
• Ensure a water drain is placed near the hot water system.
• Ensure that the lid of the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank is sitting squarely on top of body of
tank.
Domestic Cold and Hot Water connections:
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NOTE: To avoid damage to internal coils – Fill coils first prior to filling tank

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WARNING —Do not remove any equipment or pipework from the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank.
WARNING —Do not attach any external equipment and saddles on the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank.
WARNING —Do not use any screws to pierce the skin of ENERMAX SMARTcube tank.
• Connect cold water pipework to 25mm ‘Cold Water’ connection marked on top of tank with
blue identifying ring.
o Your installer must supply and install appropriate isolation, pressure and backflow
control as per local regulations. Ring main / building return also connects to this
point, entering pipework after backflow control (check valve).
• Connect hot water pipework to 25mm ‘Hot Water’ connection marked on top of tank with
red identifying ring.
o At hot water outlet, your installer must supply and install appropriate isolation and
temperature control valves as per local regulation.
o Hot water outlet from ENERMAX SMARTcube tank can exceed 50°C. Tempering
valve or thermostatic mixing valve needs to be installed in accordance to AS 3500.4
by your installing plumber.
• To allow for disconnection of the water heater a mechanical union and ball/isolation valves
must always be provided at the cold water inlets and hot water outlets to allow for
disconnection. The pipe work must be cleared of foreign matter before connection. All pipe
fittings must be assembled using two spanners – do not exert excessive amounts of torque
22 on the pipes or water heater fittings.
• After all the plumbing fittings are installed as per AS 3500, open the ball/isolation valves to
fill the coil with mains pressure water
o Coil/s must be filled before storage/jacket of ENERMAX SMARTcube tank is filled.
o Mains pressurised water and domestic water flows through the internal heat
exchange coil/s.
• Fill the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank with water manually

o Storage/jacket water sits in the tank and unpressurised
o To speed up the process, a garden hose can be used to fill the tank
o Warning: ENERMAX SMARTcube tank needs to be filled to appropriate level before
switching on the hot water tank
Maximum water level
Minimum water level
o Above red float indicator needs to be visible and sits between max and min level
labelled on the glass.

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o Tank water level can be adjusted through ball float arm in the metal automatic top
up tank, attached on the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank.
• Check pipework for leaks and pressure retention.
Top Up Tank
• Top up tank maintains water level in storage water of ENERMAX SMARTcube tank and heat
source/s
• Mains water suppled from via duo valve and pipework
Top Up Tank view from above
23 • After mains pressure coil/s are filled and all primary pipework is complete, the jacket of the
ENERMAX SMARTcube tank can be filled with water.
• This is carried out through the top up tank.
• Ensure all pumps are OFF.
• Make up water will stop flowing when water reaches level of float. To set level, see
commissioning instructions later in this document.
• Connect overflow port to suitable tundish.
Drains
• Drain required for the following:
o Cold expansion valve
o Top op tank overflow
Hot Water Delivery

• This appliance may deliver water at high temperature. Refer to the Plumbing Code of
Australia (PCA), local requirements and installation instructions to determine if additional
delivery temperature control is required.
• This water heater can supply water at a temperature exceeding 50oC. A tempering valve
must remain fitted between the water heater and the outlets in ablution areas to comply
with the water temperature requirements of AS 3500.4 by your installing plumber.

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Water Pressure
• Test incoming water pressure to the heat exchange coil with a gauge. If the pressure exceeds
600kPa, an approved pressure limiting valve is required.
o Pressure limiting valves are not supplied with the hot water system.
• ENERMAX SMARTcube tank is a non-pressurised vessel and should be manually filled upon
initial installation. Refer to ‘Installation’ steps above.
PTR Valve
• The storage water in the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank is unpressurised. Hence, no PTR
(Pressure, Temperature Relief) valve is needed for the water heater tank.
Cold Water Expansion Valve

• A cold water expansion valve at 650 kPa is fitted to the pipework and must be
extended to a tundish or adequate drain point.
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COMMISSIONING – PLUMBING & GAS
Commissioning Sheet - Plumbing
Task Complete?
Ensure safe work environment for workers and hot water equipment
All work must comply to relevant codes
Install water heater on a flat surface
Plumbing
Check for leaks
Ensure sufficient gas supply and pressure to gas boosters. Purge gas line
Drains for top up tank, cold expansion valve, gas booster
Domestic Hot Water

Connect all domestic hot water pipework
Ensure cold water pressure does not exceed 600 kpa rating of cold water expansion valve
Ensure non return valve on cold water supply and ring main return
Fill domestic hot water circuit / coils before filling ENERMAX SMARTcube tank / primary heating
circuit
Ensure delivered hot water pressure complies with AS3500
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Ensure storage water is filled to appropriate level
Ensure tempering valves or thermostatic mixing valves are installed in accordance to AS3500.4
Primary / Heating circuit

Air vent at top if any significant rises of primary pipework
Fill ENERMAX SMARTcube tank with clean water. Fill until water is permanently present in top of
tank. Set level.
Gas Boosters
Installed to gas code by licensed personnel
Static and dynamic gas pressure set and regulated to range on appliance data plate
Measured gas pressure when gas boosters operating
Set to correct outlet temperature - usually in the range of 75- 83°C, depending on the brand and model
of heater
Water filters clean on start up
Water filters clean after running for a sufficient period of time
Flueing
Flueing is installed to gas code and manufacturers installation instructions
Ventilate plant room for gas boosters that draw combustion air from location of appliance
Start up

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Confirm electricity is available
Check and confirm earthing of all components and assemblies
Turn on all GPO's and switchboard contactors
myPV SC20 will start heating the tank
Bleed primary pumps of air (if applicable)
Check filter in gas booster for debris after start-up on several later occasions (if applicable)
When ENERMAX SMARTcube tank is at design temperature (thermostat preset at 65°C), gas pump
and myPV SC20 will switch off
Note: ensure delivered hot water temperature complies with AS/NZS 3500.4
Set top up tank / primary water level

Set water level in top up tank by bending arm of float valve. The red float indicator at the top of the
ENERMAX SMARTcube tank should be at the middle of the clear thimble. The water level in the top
up tank should be below the overflow connection point.
Commissioning must be completed by a qualified and licensed personnel in accordance with AS/NZS 3500.4, AS/NZS
3498, AS/NZS 3000; AS/NZS 5601.1, Municipal Building Codes, Occupational Health, Safety & Welfare Regulations, any
other States or Federal Statutory Regulations
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INSTALLATION – ELECTRICAL
Standards
This unit is to be installed by authorised, licensed installers in accordance with:
1. AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules
1. AS/NZS 5033 Installation of photovoltaic (PV) arrays
2. AS 1768 Lightning Protection
3. AS/NZS 1170.2 Wind Loads
4. AS 4509 Stand-alone power systems
5. Municipal Building Codes
6. Occupational Health, Safety & Welfare Regulations
7. Any other States or Federal Statutory Regulations
Photovoltaic (PV) Array

Array Configuration
PV array should not be functionally earthed. Positive and negative lines of the PV array must not be
earthed at any time otherwise an earth fault error will occur. Metal frame and support structure of
the PV panels shall be earthed according to AS 5033. A switch-disconnector is required adjacent to
myPV SC20 (PCE) and within 3m and line of sight of the PCE. Additionally a switch-disconnector (DC
27 isolator) is required adjacent to the PV array.
Note: A switch-disconnect must have: marked on/off; be lockable in the off position; be load
breaking.

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PV array design rules
Upper voltage limit calculation: Low voltage limit calculation:
example: Design value is minimum heating rod resistance = 15 Ohm
Voc STC (25°C cell temp)= 37.3VDC example:
Voc temp. coeff= -0.33%/°C Impp STC (25°C cell temp)= 8.26ADC
@ -15°C => delta T= -40°C Isc temp. coeff= +0.033%/°C
-40°C * -0.33%/°C = +13.2% @ 65°C => delta T= 40°C
Voc max =Voc STC + 13.2% = 44.22VDC 40°C * 0.033%/°C = 1.3%
42.22V * 8 in series = 337VDC <360VDC Impp max = Impp STC + 1.3% = 8.37ADC
DC voltage in range Vmpp min = Vmpp STC -13.2% = 32.4VDC
Notice: Panel characteristics at lowest possible minimum voltage= 8.37*15 = 125VDC

temperature are decisive. If voltage exceeds 360VDC min number of panels: 125/32.4 = 4
potential damage of unit!
Notice: Panel characteristics at highest possible temperature are decisive.
Upper current limit calculation: MPP tracking range is 100 to 360V. The higher the current, the more voltage is
Overcurrent will be limited to 10A. required to utilize the current. If voltage V<100: unit will not work if voltage/15
< current: unit will not run at MPP
Notice: Over current will not damage unit!
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Figure 1: wiring schematic of PV Panels

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Safety Instructions
❖ This unit has dual electrical supply 240V 8.7A AC and 360V 10A DC
❖ When the photovoltaic array is exposed to light, it supplies a DC voltage to the SC20.
❖ In addition the SC20 may be powered from AC supply for electric or alternate boost
❖ The electronic circuit contains capacitors that may keep voltage even if the unit is not
supplied with power. Wait a minimum of 10 minutes after isolating both DC and AC supplies
before opening the myPV SC20 enclosure or commencing work on this equipment.
❖ Before opening the enclosure isolate both DC and AC supplies
❖ For the AC supply an in line circuit breaker with a rating of 10A must be installed.
❖ Installation and connection procedures must comply with local regulations.
❖ Damages resulting from non compliance with the installation/operating manual result in loss
of warranty.
❖ Permanent earthing of the SC20 device must be provided. Even if not powered from AC. The
unit is connected with an additional Earth lead to be hard wired to the Earth.
❖ Never switch on the system without a full tank of water, covering the element.
❖ Check the tank water level periodically and ensure that the water level is within the range of
the water level indicator.
❖ Only install device in a vertical position.
❖ Avoid exposure and operation in extreme heat (>50 °C), or cold (<0 °C) or direct sunlight.
❖ Do not exceed the maximum input voltage of 360 V DC
❖ In commercial installations, the applicable accident prevention laws regarding use of
29 electricity, must be adhered to.
❖ The my-PV SC20 PV heating device does not contain components which can be repaired/
replaced. In case of failure please contact Energy Smart Water

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Electric Boosting
Caution - Power must not be turned on until the storage tank is filled with water
The AC electric boost heating element provides boosted hot water during periods of low solar gain or
high hot water use. The recommended installation is for the AC electric element to be connected to
a continuous electrical tariff. Other configurations of wiring the booster element are not
recommended and may affect overall system performance and warranty. Refer to electrical
installation instructions below.
Booster Element Power

The storage tank with an electric booster element is designed for connection to a 240V AC, 10A
mains power supply with an isolating switch designed to operate on a standard tariff.
Alternate Boost
Gas Booster
This system supports Gas Boost by instantaneous units in lieu of the electrical boost. The system can
be ordered this way and setup for operation as a system ready for installation on site. Consult with
Energy Smart Water for a customized solution.
Pump
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The pump is connected to the ROSC20 control unit via a standard 3 pin plug connected directly to
the ROSC20 controller, when the thermostat calls for booster heat the pump is powered to pump
water from the tank through the gas booster and back into the tank again thus energising the tank
from 55 degrees to maximum 65 degrees.

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MYPV SC20 Photovoltaic Water Heater
Assembly and Installation

Installation only to be conducted by authorized personnel.
The tank has to be filled with water as per tank installation manual.
SC20 has to be installed vertically in the tank by screwing the 40mm thread into the lid of the
ENERMAX SMARTcube tank. The cold zone reaches down 800mm from the sealing.
Do not use any force when screwing the element into the lid until it touches the seal. Use a 60mm
spanner and apply up 80 Nm.
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Electrical connection myPV SC20
❖ This unit is to be installed in accordance with AS/NZS 3000 .
❖ SC20 housing must be earthed.
❖ The unit must be connected to a 10A RCD protected circuit.
❖ Make sure that the main switch of the PV plant is disconnected.
❖ DC cables to be connected with correct polarity, to the two MC4 connections. The system will
not work in the case of reverse polarity, but no damage is caused.
❖ Connect the AC cable for AC, gas or alternate boost support heat.

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Connection of RS485
Extension board
The extension board has the following connection terminals:
Description from the left to the right:

Gas Boost: 240V out, 4.0A fuse
32 EFLT - Earth fault alarm: potential free relay contact, 4.0A fuse Buzzer: sends audio signal
simultaneous with red blinking LED of the SC20
AUX: potential free relay contact, 4.0A fuse (also used for gas-boost switching)
B GND A - RS485: data communication
3 LED: left = red, middle = yellow, right = green
ROSC20 Software Download

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Operating Status Indicator
Red, yellow, green Startup (app. 7 sec)
Green flashing Standby
Yellow Solar heating
Yellow flashing Heating AC , gas or alternate boost support
heat
Green Heating complete, Set temperature reached
All flashing Setup Mode
Red, red flashing Fault
Wiring Diagrams
Wiring Diagram SC20 Electric Boost
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Wiring Diagram SC20 Alternate Boost - External
Supply
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Wiring Diagram SC20 Alternate Boost Internal Supply

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COMMISSIONING - ELECTRICAL
Check that plumbing commissioning is complete and tank is full of water before proceeding.
Normal PV operation without AC

(AC plug not connected)
1. After connecting SC20 device to the PV plant the DC separator needs to be switched on and
it will take approximately 10 minutes for the system to operate. During this time the green
LED will blink (standby).
2. The set temperature of 85°C is fixed.
3. Normal operation  Yellow LED on
4. After set temperature is reached  System turns off, yellow LED off, green LED
on
Normal operation with AC, Gas or alternate reheating
The additional reheating using AC, Gas or Alternate support heat, ensures that the reheat
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temperature is reached, independent from the PV input.
The reheat temperature is factory set at 55°C cut-in and 65 °C cut-out.
Operating Status Indicator

Red, yellow, green Startup (app. 7 sec)
Green flashing Standby
Yellow Solar heating
Yellow flashing Heating AC , gas or alternate boost support
heat
Green Heating complete, Set temperature reached
All flashing Setup Mode
Red, red flashing Fault

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Fault report
Red LED flashing modes:
1x flash  Over temperature cut off (98°C) . System has to be checked by an authorized service
technician.
2x flash  Water temperature above 90°C. System switches off and back on once temperature
decreases.
Remark: This temperature is close to the over temperature cut off (98°C). Ensure to set the
temperature of the external source below 85°C.
3x flash  Electronic overheating. System switches off and back on after cooling off.
4x flash  Faulty electronic or heating element. System needs to be checked by an authorized

service technician.
5x flash  DC-insulation fault (PV collectors or electric heating element). System has to be
checked by an authorized service technician.
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6x flash  Faulty temperature sensor. System needs to be checked by an authorized service
technician.
Troubleshooting
The system does not contain components which can be repaired/replaced. In case of failure please
contact:
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Technical data
DC AC
DC-Voltage 100 - 360 V (max.) Heating capacity 2.000 W
MPP-Voltage 100 - 360 V Connection Single phase, 3wire cable, 240 V,
50-60 Hz
Number of MPP 1 Fuse 16 A
Trackers
Max. input current 10 A, limited power Cable 3m
Power rating 2.000 W at 25°C surround Standby-power 0 W in DC operation, <2 W in AC
temperature, Derating when operation
overheating
DC connection Original MC4, 1 string
Recommended module 4 - 8 pieces polycrystalline module
configuration with 60 cells
MPP- matching 99,8 %
efficiency
General data
Maximum pressure max. 10 bar (1MPa)
Total efficiency >99% power rating
IP rating IP54
Ambient Operating 0 °C to 50 °C
temperature
Operating status display 3 LED’s
Interface serial IR Interface
Dimensions (WxHxD) 175 x 265 x 1550 mm
incl. element
Length of element 140 cm
Heating rod thread 40mm
connection
Weight 4.5 kg incl. cable, without
package
Environmental rating
Environmental category outdoor
Pollution degree 2
37 Relative humidity rating 0-99%
(not condensing)
Cooling convection
Maximum altitude 1000 meters
above sea level
Overvoltage category for Category 2
each input
❖ The safety temperature limiter in myPV SC20 cuts out permanently at 98°C +/- 3°C.
❖ The myPV SC20 PV heating device does not contain components which can be
repaired/replaced. In case of failure please contact Energy Smart Water.
Subject to change
Disposal
Retain packaging materials or dispose properly. At end of service life, dispose according to local
disposal laws.
EU declaration of Conformity
SC20 complies with the following standards
EN60355-2-21, EN60730-2-3, EN61000-6-2

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Maintenance
Every Six Years – Major Service
(by authorized personnel only)
Only genuine replacement parts are to be used on this water heater. Major service and replacement
parts are not included in the warranty. A charge will be applicable.
The major service includes the following:

• Replace the temperature pressure relief valve.
• Check the electric heating unit for excessive calcium build-up or corrosion and replace if
necessary
• Visually check the unit for any potential problems
• Inspect all connections
• If a safe tray is installed, check the drain line is clear of blockages
Every Three Months – Minor maintenance check

(by home owner)
38 CAUTION – Do not touch the power plug on the water heater with wet hands
The minor check includes the following:

• Visual check of water level float
• Visual check for water discharge from expansion control valve

• Visual check for exposed electrical wire
• Visual check for earth wire disconnection
• Visual check for any leaks from tank, pipework or pump
• Visual check that the SC20 housing is not in direct sunlight to extend life of unit
• Remove any flammable materials nearby
• Remove any chemicals nearby
• Check that tank foundation has not sunk or moved

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Troubleshooting
For Authorised Personnel Only
Cause Remedy
ENERMAX SMARTcube tank overflowing
Isolate each tank to determine which tank is leaking.
Leaking mains pressure coil
Check coil for leakage. Replace as necessary.
Top up tank incorrectly set Bend float arm in top up tank to lower water level
Top Up Tank Overflowing

Float incorrectly set Bend float arm in top up tank to lower water level
Isolate each tank to determine which tank is leaking.
Leaking mains pressure coil
Check coil for leakage. Replace as necessary.
Mains pressure expansion valve leaking

Water pressure too high Check and reset / reduce inlet main pressure
Water temperature too high Check and reset thermostat / solar controller
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No Hot water
Check electricity supply
No electricity
Check that all plugs and sockets are connected
Check electricity supply
If stop working, replace the thermostat with the same
model number
Can plug primary pump directly into GPO for short term
Faulty thermostat hot water supply. This is only applicable when using gas
continuous flow water heaters as heat source. GCF
heaters will run to their present outlet temperature and
automatically switch off and on. Do not use this method
for more than one week.
Request an authorised & certified electrician to
myPV SC20 failed – red flashing light
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Noisy heat transfer pump
For back up gas boiler only
Air trapped inside pump Bleed pump according to manufacturer's instructions
Poor mounting Mount pump on isolation pads / springs
Heat transfer pumps are not operating

For back up gas boiler only
Unplugged Check plug and power supply
Contact Energy Smart Water to determine correct pump
Motor failed
replacement
Contact Energy Smart Water for replacement parts
Capacitor failure
Pump is not primed Purge air lock from pipe. Run pump till the line is full.
Check the items above before making a service call. You will be charged for attending to
any condition or fault that is not related to manufacture deflect or failure of a part.
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Warranty
This warranty is given by Energy Smart Water Pty. Ltd. 2/11 Dalkeith Drive, Dromana Vic 3936.
ABN 65 161 756 690
Terms of Warranty
This Warranty covers any defects in materials when the product is installed and operated according
to Energy Smart Water written installation instructions, subject to the terms within this Limited
Warranty document. Improper installation may void this Warranty. This Warranty extends to the
original purchaser and subsequent owners, but only while the product remains at the site of the
original installation. This Warranty only extends through the first installation of the product and
terminates if the product is moved or reinstalled at a new station.
Replacement of the product may be authorized by Energy Smart Water only. Energy Smart Water
does not authorize any person or company to assume for it any obligation or liability in connection
with the replacement of the product. If a component or product returned to Energy Smart Water is
found to be free of defects in material or workmanship, or damaged by improper installation or
damaged during return shipping, the warranty claim for product, parts and labour may be denied.
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Proof of purchase is required to obtain warranty service. You may show proof of purchase with a
dated sales receipt, credit card statement or other proof of purchase. In the first instance, you
should contact Energy Smart Water by email or telephone and point out the defect.
All Energy Smart Water water heating units are carefully checked, tested and subject to stringent
quality controls.
Energy Smart Water will repair or replace the covered product or any part or component that is
defective in materials or workmanship as set forth as follows:
Product (equipment only - used in domestic applications) Warranty Period

• ENERMAX SMARTcube storage polypropylene container 10 years
• ENERMAX SMARTcube fittings 1 year
• Stainless steel heat exchanger coils for potable water 3 years
• myPV SC20 Solar Electric Device 2 years
• Other parts 1 year
Labour Warranty Period

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• Replace defective parts 1 year
Labour limited to 50 km radius from GPO in Australian capital cities
Purchaser’s Statutory Rights

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You
are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other
reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced
if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
Conditions of Warranty
• Supplied product must only be installed, commissioned or serviced by qualified personnel.
• The connection, attachment, integration or general association of other equipment or parts
that are not specified by Energy Smart Water which either directly or indirectly affect the
performance or operation of this equipment could void warranty.
Water Quality
It is important that the ROSC20 system is installed in water conditions that are suitable for its
42 efficient long-term use. Product warranty is limited to the following conditions:
Description Max allowable
pH 6.5 to 8.0
TDS (total dissolved solids) 600mg/L
Total Hardness 200mg/L
Chlorides 150mg/L
Magnesium 10mg/L
Calcium 20mg/L
Sodium 150mg/L
Iron 1mg/L
If there is no option but to use a poorer water quality that is outside the max allowable warranty
conditions, coil/s can be replaced at owner’s expense. Please contact Energy Smart Water Pty Ltd.
Water supply must be sourced from municipal water supply.
Please contact the local authority for more information regarding the quality of water in your area.
Water quality outside of the above recommendations will void warranty.
Note that heat sources are separated from mains water supply, however maximum allowable limits
are applicable for both applications.

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Warranty Exclusions
• Where the product has not been installed, operated, maintained or serviced in accordance
with the instructions supplied by Energy Smart Water Pty Ltd.
• Where the product is not used according to the project specification
• Water quality outside of the limits specified in this manual.
• Where the product is misused, damaged, neglected, abused, operated outside of
instructions in this manual.
• Where damage is caused by an act of God, fire, lightning, flood, earthquake, landslide,
storm, hail, frost, wind or other severe adverse weather conditions.
• Where cold water pressure level exceeds the maximum pressure specified in this manual.
• Where water hammer or water pressure spikes occur.
• Where any attempt has been made to repair the product other than by Energy Smart Water
Pty Ltd Accredited Service Agent.
• Where any attempt to replace parts on product other than by parts approved by Energy
Smart Water Pty Ltd.
• Where attempts to replace parts / maintain / repair without approval of Energy Smart Water
Pty Ltd.
• Where the water heater is located in a position that does not comply with the installation
43 instructions or relevant statutory requirements
• Where the water heater is moved or reinstalled at a new location
• Where access to water heater requires dismantling or removal of cupboards, doors or walls,
or use of special equipment to gain access or relocate water heater ground level or to a
serviceable position.
• SUBJECT TO ANY STATUTORY PROVISIONS TO THE CONTRARY, THIS WARRANTY EXCLUDES
ANY AND ALL CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE TO BUILDING, STRUCTURE, FIXURES AND FITTINGS,
FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALLS, FOUNDATIONS OR ANY OTHER CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS EITHER
DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY DUE TO LEAKAGE FROM THE WATER HEATER, OR DUE TO LEAKAGE
FROM FITTINGS AND / OR PIPE WORK OF METAL, PLASTIC OR OTHER MATERIALS CAUSED BY
WATER TEMPERATURE, WORKMANSHIP OR OTHER MODES OF FAILURE.
• A call out fee is chargeable where it is found there is no fault with the water heater, where
the complaint is related to excessive discharge from the temperature and / or pressure relief
valve due to high water pressure, where there is no flow of hot water due to faulty plumbing
or cross connection, where water leaks are related to plumbing and not the water heater or
water heater components, where there is a failure of gas, electricity or water supplies,
where the supply of gas, electricity or water does not comply with relevant codes or acts or
other issue not due to performance of water heater.

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INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING MANUAL

Energy Smart Water

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR INSTALLERS:

ROSC20 System model number: .........................................................

Date of Manufacture: ..........................................................................

Serial Number: ......................................................................................

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Address: 2/11 Dalkeith Drive, Dromana Vic 3936, Australia

Address: 2/11 Dalkeith Drive, Dromana Vic 3936, Australia

Address: 2/11 Dalkeith Drive, Dromana, Vic 3936, Australia

Ph: +61 (0) 3 9939 6722

Address: 2/11 Dalkeith Drive, Dromana Vic 3936, Australia

DANGER—Do not exceed the maximum input voltage of 360 VDC

CAUTION —Only install in vertical position.

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Regulatory Information for Installers

1. Manufacturers installation instruction

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ENERMAX SMARTcube - tank Electric boost models Alternate boost models

Drinking water - nominal 19 l 27.9l 27.9 l 24.8 l 29 l 19 l 27.9l 27.9 l 24.8 l 29 l

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Address: 2/11 Dalkeith Drive, Dromana Vic 3936, Australia

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The water heater tank must be connected in such a way that:

Suitable Water Heater Foundation

o 1 x ENERMAX SMARTcube 500 litre tank = 650 kg filled weight

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ENERMAX SMARTcube Thermal Store Energy Storage Tank with my-PV

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Electric boosted only installation

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Domestic Cold and Hot Water connections:

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• Fill the ENERMAX SMARTcube tank with water manually

Maximum water level

Minimum water level

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• Check pipework for leaks and pressure retention.

• Mains water suppled from via duo valve and pipework

Top Up Tank view from above

Hot Water Delivery

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Cold Water Expansion Valve

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Domestic Hot Water

Primary / Heating circuit

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Set top up tank / primary water level

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Photovoltaic (PV) Array