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Outlines hazards and necessary precautions during installation, servicing, and operation of the unit.
Lists essential safety rules that must be followed during unit installation and operation to prevent hazards.
Advises on mandatory use of a combustible floor base and precautions when installing the unit on such surfaces.
Refers to the unit nameplate for specific electrical data and general wiring instructions.
Covers the internal unit wiring, focusing on power supply and thermostat connections for line voltage.
Introduces the physical installation of electric heat kits for DX and HY series models, referring to a table for specifications.
Advises on checking and ensuring proper wire sizing for the supply power when installing electric heaters.
Provides a step-by-step guide for safely removing and replacing the ECM motor assembly in the air handler.
Details how the interface board connects thermostats and translates inputs for the ECM motor, displaying status via LEDs.
Lists and explains the functions of various thermostat terminal connections (Y2, Y1, G, O, W1, EM/W2, NC, C, R, HUM).
Provides guidance on field connections for low voltage control wiring, specifying wire gauge and connection methods.
Details the start-up procedure for units equipped with electric heat, including testing heater operation.
Outlines the start-up process for units with hot water heating, emphasizing proper filling and air venting.
Recommends regular filter changes and other maintenance tasks to be performed by a licensed technician.
Explains the connection process for a unit-mounted controller to a hydronic air handler, often requiring an accessory controller.
Outlines hazards and necessary precautions during installation, servicing, and operation of the unit.
Lists essential safety rules that must be followed during unit installation and operation to prevent hazards.
Advises on mandatory use of a combustible floor base and precautions when installing the unit on such surfaces.
Refers to the unit nameplate for specific electrical data and general wiring instructions.
Covers the internal unit wiring, focusing on power supply and thermostat connections for line voltage.
Introduces the physical installation of electric heat kits for DX and HY series models, referring to a table for specifications.
Advises on checking and ensuring proper wire sizing for the supply power when installing electric heaters.
Provides a step-by-step guide for safely removing and replacing the ECM motor assembly in the air handler.
Details how the interface board connects thermostats and translates inputs for the ECM motor, displaying status via LEDs.
Lists and explains the functions of various thermostat terminal connections (Y2, Y1, G, O, W1, EM/W2, NC, C, R, HUM).
Provides guidance on field connections for low voltage control wiring, specifying wire gauge and connection methods.
Details the start-up procedure for units equipped with electric heat, including testing heater operation.
Outlines the start-up process for units with hot water heating, emphasizing proper filling and air venting.
Recommends regular filter changes and other maintenance tasks to be performed by a licensed technician.
Explains the connection process for a unit-mounted controller to a hydronic air handler, often requiring an accessory controller.
General| Cooling Capacity (Tons) | 3 |
|---|---|
| Phase | 1 |
| Frequency (Hz) | 60 |
| Voltage (VAC) | 208/230 |
| Cooling Capacity | 36000 BTU |
| Heating Capacity | 36000 BTU |
| Air Flow Rate | 1, 200 CFM |
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