[TECHNICAL FIELD]
[0001] The present invention relates to a heat pump type heat medium circulation device
using refrigerant.
[BACKGROUND TECHNIQUE]
[0002] As a heat pump type heat medium circulation device or a heat pump hot water supply
system, there is known a device or a system in which an inverter for controlling a
compressor or a radiator plate for radiating heat of the inverter is placed above
an air blower.
[0003] According to patent document 1 for example, the radiator plate is placed in an air
blowing circuit.
[0004] In patent document 2, a control device is placed above an air blower circuit.
[PRIOR ART DOCUMENTS]
[PATENT DOCUMENTS]
[SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION]
[PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED BY THE INVENTION]
[0006] Currently, due to enhancement of an increased awareness concerning environment, it
is required to use low GWP refrigerant especially in Europe. As the low GWP refrigerant,
carbon dioxide (R744) and combustible propane (R290) are used. However, in the case
of carbon dioxide, water entry temperature in the heat pump hot water supply system
is high, efficiency is low. Further, in the case of the carbon dioxide, pressure is
high and thus, pressure resistance is required. Therefore, cost of part becomes high.
Also, in the case of the carbon dioxide, efficiency at the time of cooling operation
is about 60% of R32 refrigerant. Therefore, for a heat medium circulation device which
heats or cools a room by heating or cooling heat medium, propane is more suitable
than carbon dioxide.
[0007] However, the propane is combustible refrigerant, and it is important to ensure safety
when refrigerant leaks. Since electric potential is applied to a control substrate
or a control part which controls a compressor, it is especially important to ensure
safety when the refrigerant leaks.
[0008] Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to solve such a conventional
problem, and to provide a safe, durable and inextensible heat medium circulation device
using combustible refrigerant.
[MEANS FOR SOLVING THE PROBLEM]
[0009] A heat medium circulation device including an outdoor unit, the outdoor unit includes:
a refrigerant circuit connecting a compressor, a use-side heat exchanger, a pressure
reducing means and a heat source-side heat exchanger to one another to circulate refrigerant;
a heat medium circuit connected to the use-side heat exchanger ; an air blower for
emitting air wind to exchange heat with the heat source-side heat exchanger ; and
a control substrate for controlling operations of the compressor, the pressure reducing
means and the air blower ; in which an interior of the outdoor unit is partitioned
by a partition plate, one side of the partition plate is an outside air communication
chamber, the other side of the partition plate is an interior machine chamber, the
heat source-side heat exchanger and the air blower are placed in the outside air communication
chamber, and the compressor, the use-side heat exchanger and the pressure reducing
means are placed in the interior machine chamber, wherein the refrigerant is combustible
refrigerant having specific gravity which is greater than that of air, the control
substrate is accommodated in the power source box, the power source box is placed
above the air blower, and an interior of the power source box is in communication
with the interior machine chamber.
[EFFECT OF THE INVENTION]
[0010] According to the present invention, the combustible refrigerant having greater specific
gravity than air is used as the refrigerant, the control substrate is accommodated
in the power source box, the power source box is placed above the air blower, and
the interior of the power source box is not in communication with the interior machine
chamber. Therefore, it is possible to prevent combustible refrigerant from entering
the power source box having the control substrate. According to this, it is possible
to provide a heat medium circulation device using the safe heat pump.
[BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS]
[0011]
Fig. 1 is a pipe circuit diagram of a heat medium circulation device according to
a first embodiment of the present invention;
Figs. 2 are diagrams showing configuration of an outdoor unit of the heat medium circulation
device;
Figs. 3 are diagrams showing configuration the an outdoor unit of a heat medium circulation
device according to a second embodiment of the invention; and
Figs. 4 are diagrams showing flow of air of a power source box in the outdoor unit.
[MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION]
[0012] A heat medium circulation device according to a first embodiment of the present invention,
combustible refrigerant having greater specific gravity than air is used as refrigerant,
a control substrate is accommodated in a power source box, the power source box is
placed above an air blower, and an interior of the power source box is not in communication
with an interior machine chamber.
[0013] According to the embodiment, it is possible to prevent the combustible refrigerant
from entering the power source box having a control substrate. Therefore, it is possible
to provide a heat medium circulation device using a safe heat pump.
[0014] In a second embodiment, in the heat medium circulation device of the first embodiment,
the control substrate includes a heat radiating section, and the power source box
includes a ventilation duct for introducing air into the power source box from outside
of the outdoor unit, and an outlet section for discharging air in the power source
box to outside of the power source box.
[0015] According to the embodiment, air existing outside of the outdoor unit can be brought
into the power source box through the ventilation duct to cool the control substrate,
and temperature of the control substrate can be lowered. According to this, it is
possible to prevent parts from deteriorating, and to use the heat medium circulation
device for a long term with consistent performance.
[0016] In a third embodiment, in the heat medium circulation device of the first or the
second embodiment, the control substrate is placed in an outside air communication
chamber.
[0017] According to this embodiment, since there is no control substrate above the interior
machine chamber, even if combustible refrigerant leaks out from a refrigerant circuit,
the combustible refrigerant does not flow toward the control substrate. According
to this, it is possible to provide a safe heat medium circulation device.
[EMBODIMENTS]
[0018] Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the
drawings. The invention is not limited to the embodiments.
(First Embodiment)
[0019] Fig. 1 is a pipe circuit diagram of a heat medium circulation device according to
a first embodiment of the present invention.
[0020] The heat medium circulation device of the embodiment includes an outdoor unit 1,
an intermediate relay device 2 and an exterior radiator 4. The heat medium circulation
device heats or cools heat medium such as circulating water or antifreeze liquid.
The outdoor unit 1 and the intermediate relay device 2 are connected to each other
through a heat medium pipe 3. The intermediate relay device 2 and the exterior radiator
4 are connected to each other through the heat medium pipe 3.
[0021] Although Fig. 1 shows the panel like exterior radiator 4 such as floor heating, the
exterior radiator 4 may be a domestic radiator such as a fan convector including a
panel heater or an air blower 11. The exterior radiator 4 may be a hot air blower
or a hot water radiator used in a factory.
[0022] The outdoor unit 1 heats or cools water, and hot water or cold water is produced.
The hot water or cold water passes through the heat medium pipe 3, and is sent to
the exterior radiator 4, and heats or cools a living room where the exterior radiator
4 is placed. In this manner, the exterior radiator 4 heats or cools a part or a space.
The outdoor unit 1 produces hot water or cold water for heating or cooling a part
or a space.
[0023] The outdoor unit 1 is provided therein with a compressor 5, a water refrigerant heat
exchanger 6, an expansion valve 7, an air refrigerant heat exchanger 8 and a four-way
valve 9. The compressor 5 compresses and circulates refrigerant. The water refrigerant
heat exchanger 6 exchanges heat between heat medium such as water or antifreeze liquid
and refrigerant which is circulated by the compressor 5. The expansion valve 7 is
pressure reducing means. The four-way valve 9 switches between a heating operation
and a cooling operation of heat medium.
[0024] The refrigerant circuit 10 annularly connecting, to one another, the compressor 5,
the four-way valve 9, the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6, a pressure reducing
means 7 and the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8, thereby forming a closed circuit,
and refrigerant is circulated through the refrigerant circuit 10.
[0025] The water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 is composed of a refrigerant pipe 6a through
which refrigerant flows, and a heat medium pipe 6b through which heat medium flows.
The water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 is formed as a copper pipe or a stainless steel
pipe having high heat conductivity. The water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 exchanges
heat between refrigerant and heat medium, and heats or cools heat medium such as water
or antifreeze liquid by refrigerant.
[0026] In this embodiment, the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 corresponds to a use-side
heat exchanger, and the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8 corresponds to a heat source-side
heat exchanger.
[0027] The air blower 11 transfers air to the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8, and promotes
heat exchanging ability of the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8.
[0028] On the other hand, heat medium is circulated through a heat medium circuit 12, and
the circulating heat medium exchanges heat with refrigerant in the water refrigerant
heat exchanger 6. A circulation pump 13 forcibly circulates the heat medium in the
heat medium circuit 12, and the circulation pump 13 is placed at a location upstream
of the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6.
[0029] The intermediate relay device 2 includes a flow rate sensor 14 provided in series
with the heat medium pipe 3, and an expansion absorption tank 15 placed in parallel
to the heat medium pipe 3. The expansion absorption tank 15 is of a hermetic type.
[0030] A pair of connection ports 3a connect the heat medium pipe 3 and the heat medium
circuit 12 to each other.
[0031] Control parts which control various kinds of actuators and various kinds of sensors
(e.g., temperature sensor) of the outdoor unit 1 are placed in a control substrate
16. A user operates action and various kinds of setting operations in the outdoor
unit 1 and the intermediate relay device 2 by a remote controller 17.
[0032] Figs. 2 show configuration of the outdoor unit of the heat medium circulation device,
wherein Fig. 2(a) is a front view of an introspection, Fig. 2(b) is a side view of
the introspection, and Fig. 2(c) is a top view of the introspection.
[0033] The outdoor unit 1 is composed of a bottom plate 1a and a cover 1b which form a casing,
and an interior machine chamber 18 and an outside air communication chamber 19 are
formed in the outdoor unit 1.
[0034] An interior of the outdoor unit 1 is partitioned by a partition plate 20, one side
of the partition plate 20 is the outside air communication chamber 19, and the other
side of the partition plate 20 is the interior machine chamber 18.
[0035] The air refrigerant heat exchanger 8 and the air blower 11 are placed in the outside
air communication chamber 19. The compressor 5, the water refrigerant heat exchanger
6, the pressure reducing means 7, the circulation pump 13 and the four-way valve 9
are placed in the interior machine chamber 18.
[0036] The bottom plate 1a is provided at the lowermost portion of the outdoor unit 1, and
the compressor 5 is placed in the interior machine chamber 18 located on the right
side of the bottom plate 1a.
[0037] The water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 is a plate type heat exchanger, and the water
refrigerant heat exchanger 6 is placed at a position on the right rear side of the
bottom plate 1a. The pair of connection ports 3a connected to the water refrigerant
heat exchanger 6 extends toward the outside from the casing on the rear side of the
casing. The heat medium pipe 3 is connected to the connection ports 3a.
[0038] Although Figs. 2 show the plate type heat exchanger, the heat exchanger may be of
a double pipe configuration only if heat can be exchanged between refrigerant and
heat medium.
[0039] The expansion valve 7 which is the pressure reducing means and the four-way valve
9 which switches between the heating operation and the cooling operation of the heat
medium are placed in the vicinity of the compressor 5. The expansion valve 7 and the
four-way valve 9 constitute the refrigerant circuit 10 together with the compressor
5.
[0040] The air refrigerant heat exchanger 8 is placed on the left rear side of the bottom
plate 1a. The air refrigerant heat exchanger 8 is connected to the expansion valve
7 and the four-way valve 9 through a pipe which extends from the rightmost portion
of the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8.
[0041] The air blower 11 which transfers air is placed at a position opposed to the air
refrigerant heat exchanger 8. The air blower 11 promotes heat exchanging ability of
the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8.
[0042] The circulation pump 13 is placed below the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6, and
forcibly circulates heat medium in the heat medium circuit 12. The circulation pump
13 is connected to the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 and the connection ports
3a.
[0043] The circulation pump 13 circulates heat medium in the heat medium circuit 12. The
circulation pump 13 may be provided in the intermediate relay device 2.
[0044] The interior machine chamber 18 and the outside air communication chamber 19 are
partitioned by the partition plate 20. The partition plate 20 is provided between
a front side of the casing and the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8 located behind
the casing.
[0045] The control substrate 16 is placed above the partition plate 20, and the control
substrate 16 is provided in the power source box 21 which is placed above the outside
air communication chamber 19.
[0046] The control substrate 16 includes an IPM (intelligent power module) 16a, a radiating
fin 16b and an electrolytic capacitor 16c. The IPM 16a drives the compressor 5 by
an inverter. The radiating fin 16b cools the IPM 16a. The electrolytic capacitor 16c
drives the inverter efficiently. The IPM 16a and the electrolytic capacitor 16c are
ones of heat radiating sections. The radiating fin 16b projects downwardly from the
power source box 21, and is cooled by the air blower 11.
[0047] The power source box 21 is formed into a substantially hexahedron box body from a
power source box lower portion 21a and a power source box lid 21b. According to the
power source box 21, after the control substrate 16 is set on the power source box
lower portion 21a, the power source box lid 21b covers the control substrate 16. The
control substrate 16 is covered with the power source box 21.
[0048] Lead wires of the various kinds of actuators and sensors are connected to the control
substrate 16. By these lead wires, lead wire-passing holes of the power source box
21 are sealed such that outside air does not flow into the power source box 21 or
almost no outside air flows into the power source box 21.
[0049] A portion of the power source box 21 is located slightly above the interior machine
chamber 18, but the power source box 21 is completely partitioned from the interior
machine chamber 18. The control substrate 16 is placed above the outside air communication
chamber 19.
[0050] Refrigerant used in the refrigerant circuit 10 is combustible refrigerant having
specific gravity greater than air, and the refrigerant is propane (R290) for example.
[0051] Action of the heat medium circulation device will be described based on the drawings.
[0052] In Fig. 1, the four-way valve 9 is in a state where hot water is produced, a hot
water producing operation will be described first.
[0053] If the compressor 5 is operated, refrigerant is compressed to high pressure by the
compressor 5, and the refrigerant is discharged. The refrigerant passes through the
four-way valve 9 and is sent to the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6. The refrigerant
exchanges heat with low temperature water which passes through the heat medium circuit
12 by power of the circulation pump 13 in the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6,
and the refrigerant radiates heat. According to this, the low temperature water is
heated and becomes high temperature water, and the high temperature water is sent
from the heat medium pipe 3 to the exterior radiator 4 through the intermediate relay
device 2. According to this, the living room is heated.
[0054] The refrigerant which flows out from the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 is decompressed
and expanded by the expansion valve 7, the refrigerant is sent to the air refrigerant
heat exchanger 8 which is the evaporator, the refrigerant exchanges heat with air
sent by the air blower 11, and while the refrigerant passes through the air refrigerant
heat exchanger 8, the refrigerant is evaporated and gasified.
[0055] The gasified refrigerant passes through the four-way valve 9, the refrigerant is
sucked into the compressor 5, and is again compressed.
[0056] At this time, propane (R290) is used as the refrigerant. The propane is natural refrigerant,
GWP (global warming potential) is extremely low, as low as 3, and the propane does
not become a subject to regulation in the future also.
[0057] The propane is used for air conditioners. The propane is largely different from R32
(GWP: 675) which becomes a subject to regulation of chlorofluorocarbon in the future,
and the propane is environmentally friendly refrigerant.
[0058] Further, unlike carbon dioxide gas (GWP: 1) having low GWP and extremely low cooling
performance, heating performance and cooling performance of the propane are the same
as those of chlorofluorocarbon-based refrigerant. Hence, a possibility that the propane
becomes future mainstream is high.
[0059] However, the propane is combustible refrigerant.
[0060] There is a possibility that the propane refrigerant leaks out in the refrigerant
circuit 10, and the propane refrigerant is liable to leak when a part in the refrigerant
circuit 10 cracks.
[0061] The control substrate 16 has many parts to which electric potential is applied, and
it is important to ensure safety.
[0062] In this regard, the control substrate 16 is placed in the power source box 21 whose
six surfaces are covered. This power source box 21 is placed not above the interior
machine chamber 18 where the refrigerant circuit 10 such as the compressor 5 is placed,
but is placed above the outside air communication chamber 19 through which outside
air passes. According to this, it is possible to prevent refrigerant from flowing
into the power source box 21.
[0063] Especially, the specific gravity of the propane is 1.56 which is heavier than that
of air, and when the propane leaks, it stays in a lower portion of the outdoor unit
1, and this configuration is more advantageous than a configuration where it is placed
above the outdoor unit 1.
[0064] However, when the refrigerant circuit 10 cracks during operation, there is a possibility
that the propane refrigerant furiously spouts out, the propane refrigerant reaches
an upper portion of the outdoor unit 1. In this regard, since the control substrate
16 is placed in the power source box 21 whose six surfaces are covered, it is possible
to prevent combustible refrigerant from flowing into the power source box 21.
[0065] According to this, even if combustible refrigerant is used, it is possible to provide
a heat medium circulation device using a safe heat pump.
[0066] The control substrate 16 is placed above the outdoor unit 1, and the control substrate
16 is covered with the power source box 21. According to this, it is possible to realize
a heat medium circulation device with relatively simple configuration, and it is possible
to enhance safety inexpensively.
[0067] Although the heat medium heating operation to produce hot water is described, the
heat medium cooling operation is also possible to switching the four-way valve 9 to
change the flowing direction of refrigerant. Behavior when refrigerant leaks at this
time is the same, and it is possible to ensure safety.
(Second Embodiment)
[0068] Figs. 3 are diagrams showing configuration the an outdoor unit of a heat medium circulation
device according to a second embodiment of the invention, wherein Fig. 3(a) is a front
view of an introspection, Fig. 3(b) is a side view of the introspection, and Fig.
3(c) is a top view of the introspection. The same symbols are allocated to the same
functional members as those of the first embodiment, description thereof will be omitted,
and portions which are different from those of the first embodiment will mainly be
described.
[0069] The control substrate 16 is placed above a partition plate 20, and provided in a
power source box 21 placed above an outside air communication chamber 19.
[0070] The control substrate 16 includes an IPM (intelligent power module) 16a, a radiating
fin 16b and an electrolytic capacitor 16c. The IPM 16a drives the compressor 5 by
an inverter. The radiating fin 16b cools the IPM 16a. The electrolytic capacitor 16c
drives the inverter efficiently. The IPM 16a is one of heat radiating section. The
radiating fin 16b projects downwardly from the power source box 21, and is cooled
by the air blower 11.
[0071] The power source box 21 is formed into a substantially hexahedron box body from a
power source box lower portion 21a and a power source box lid 21b. According to the
power source box 21, after the control substrate 16 is set on the power source box
lower portion 21a, the power source box lid 21b covers the control substrate 16. The
control substrate 16 is covered with the power source box 21.
[0072] Lead wires of the various kinds of actuators and sensors are connected to the control
substrate 16. BY these lead wires, lead wire-passing holes of the power source box
21 are sealed such that outside air does not flow into the power source box 21 or
almost no outside air flows into the power source box 21.
[0073] A ventilation duct 22 is provided in the power source box 21 on the side of an interior
machine chamber 18. The ventilation duct 22 is fixed to the power source box 21. A
power source box opening inlet 21c is provided in the power source box 21 which is
opposed to the ventilation duct 22.
[0074] The ventilation duct 22 is connected to a right plate 23 of the outdoor unit 1. A
right plate opening inlet 23a is provided in the power source box 21 which is opposed
to the ventilation duct 22 of the right plate 23.
[0075] A power source box opening outlet 21d is provided in a front surface of the power
source box 21 which is opposed to the outside air communication chamber 19.
[0076] The operation for producing hot water will be described here also.
[0077] If the remote controller 17 is operated and the heat medium circulation device is
operated, the compressor 5 is driven, refrigerant which is compressed to high pressure
by the compressor 5 and is discharged passes through the four-way valve 9, and refrigerant
is sent to the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6, and the refrigerant exchanges heat
with low temperature water which passes through the heat medium circuit 12 by power
of the circulation pump 13, and the refrigerant radiates heat. According to this,
the low temperature water is heated and becomes high temperature water, the water
passes through the heat medium pipe 3 and is sent to the intermediate relay device
2, and sent to the exterior radiator 4 from the intermediate relay device 2, and the
living room is heated.
[0078] Refrigerant which flows out from the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 is decompressed
and expanded by the expansion valve 7, the refrigerant is sent to the air refrigerant
heat exchanger 8 which is an evaporator, the refrigerant exchanges heat with air sent
by the air blower 11, and while the refrigerant passes through the air refrigerant
heat exchanger 8, the refrigerant is evaporated and gasified.
[0079] This gasified refrigerant passes through the four-way valve 9, the refrigerant is
sucked by the compressor 5 and is again compressed.
[0080] At this time, temperatures of the IPM 16a and the electrolytic capacitor 16c rise.
The radiating fin 16b projects downward from the power source box 21, and the radiating
fin 16b is cooled by the air blower 11.
However, such a cooling operation is insufficient in some cases. Especially, the low
temperature water producing operation is carried out in a state where outside air
temperature is high, and the water refrigerant heat exchanger 6 becomes a condenser.
Hence, the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8 is brought into a high temperature state,
and even if the air refrigerant heat exchanger 8 is cooled by the air blower 11, the
radiating fin 16b cannot be cooled sufficiently in some cases.
[0081] Especially, since the control substrate 16 is covered with the power source box 21,
heat generated in the control substrate 16 does not escape, and there is a tendency
that the power source box 21 is brought into high temperature.
[0082] Generally, endurance of a capacitor used in an inverter depends on temperature, and
temperature induces an effect on its lifetimes. Generally, Arrhenius rule is established
between temperature and lifetime. If temperature rises by 10°C, evaporation speed
of electrolytic solution used in the capacitor becomes two times and the lifetime
becomes 1/2 and thus, this is also called "10°C two times rule".
[0083] A general electrolytic capacitor is specified in "105°C - 2,000 hours" in many cases.
However, in the case of 2,000 hours, if operation is carried out for ten hours a day
and this is continued for 150 days, the lifetime of the capacitor becomes one year
and four months, and this is shorter than two years.
[0084] On the other hand, in atmosphere of 85°C which is lower than the former case by 20°C
, lifetime of the electrolytic capacitor becomes 8,000 hours which is four times of
the former case. Further, if the temperature can be 75°C which is lower by 10°C, the
lifetime of the electrolytic capacitor becomes 16,000 hours. If the lifetime is 16,000
hours, even if the electrolytic capacitor is used for ten hours a day and the electrolytic
capacitor is operated for 150 days in the course of the year, and the electrolytic
capacitor can be operated without any problem more than 10 years.
[0085] This is one example, but other control parts have the same tendency. It is extremely
important to lower the temperature of the control substrate 16 in terms of reliability
and quality.
[0086] On the other hand, it is possible to generate flow 24 of air. Air is sucked into
the air blower 11 which is surely operated at the time of operation, the air passes
through the right plate opening inlet 23a of the right plate 23 and through the ventilation
duct 22. Then, the air passes through the power source box opening inlet 21c of the
power source box 21 and the control substrate 16, and through the power source box
opening outlet 21d.
[0087] Figs. 4 shows this flow 24 of air.
[0088] This flow 24 of air can cool the control substrate 16, and temperature of the control
substrate 16 can be lowered. According to this, the heat medium circulation device
can have high reliability for a long term.
[0089] Further, at this time, even if combustible refrigerant leaks out from the refrigerant
circuit 10, the six surfaces of the power source box 21 are covered and in the ventilation
duct 22 located in the interior machine chamber 18, there is no opening which faces
the interior machine chamber 18. Hence, the right plate opening inlet 23a and the
power source box opening outlet 21d having the openings are in communication only
with outside of the outdoor unit 1. Hence, they do not come into contact with combustible
refrigerant.
[0090] Hence, even if combustible refrigerant is used, safety is not deteriorated, and it
is possible to provide a safe heat medium circulation device.
[INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY]
[0091] As described above, the present invention is applied to a heat medium circulation
device which heats or cools heat medium in a refrigerant circuit, and the invention
is suitable for domestic or institutional-use air conditioners.
[EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS]
[0092]
- 1
- outdoor unit
- 1a
- bottom plate
- 1b
- cover
- 2
- intermediate relay device
- 3
- heat medium pipe
- 3a
- connection ports
- 4
- exterior radiator
- 5
- compressor
- 6
- water refrigerant heat exchanger (use-side heat exchanger)
- 6a
- refrigerant pipe
- 6b
- heat medium pipe
- 7
- expansion valve (pressure reducing means)
- 8
- air refrigerant heat exchanger (heat source-side heat exchanger)
- 9
- four-way valve
- 10
- refrigerant circuit
- 11
- air blower
- 12
- heat medium circuit
- 13
- circulation pump
- 14
- flow rate sensor
- 15
- expansion absorption tank
- 16
- control substrate
- 16a
- IPM(heat radiating section)
- 16b
- radiating fin
- 16c
- electrolytic capacitor(heat radiating section)
- 17
- remote controller
- 18
- interior machine chamber
- 19
- outside air communication chamber
- 20
- partition plate
- 21
- power source box
- 21a
- power source box lower portion
- 21b
- power source box lid
- 21c
- power source box opening inlet
- 21d
- power source box opening outlet
- 22
- ventilation duct
- 23
- right plate
- 23a
- right plate opening inlet
- 24
- flow of air