LEGEND (Numbered Callouts) Fig. 1 
- 
Two 7/8-in. diameter knockouts 
in top of control box for 
any field control wiring from accessory equipment inter-
locks and for 115-v control wiring. 
2 
- 
Power wiring inlet(s). 
3 
- 
Space required to remove cooler tubes. • 
4 
- 
Space required to remove condenser tubes, either end (HR 
only). 
5 
- 
Water manifold (accessory package for HR only). None on 
HR160. Instructions for field welding included in package. 
Dimensions "R" and "Z" are nominal. 
6 
- 
Space required to remove water manifold, both ends. Not 
on HR160. 
7 
- 
Connection for temp controller bulb, 3/4 FPT. 
8 
- 
Connection for freezestat bulb, 1/2 FPT. 
9 
- 
Both ends 3-in. diam sch 40 steel pipe (HR only). All but 
HR160. 
10 
- 
Sch 40 steel pipe (both ends). For HR070,080,090: 2-1/2 
in. diam; HR100,110,120,140: 3-in. diam. 
11 -- 
3/4-in. MPT water drain conn. 
12 
- 
Each condenser: 1/4-in. purge valve (HR only). 
13 
- 
Each condenser: 5/8-in. SAE flare relief valve (HR only). 
14 
- 
Each condenser: 1/4-in. flare conn for water reg valve (HR 
only). 
15 
- 
On each filter-drier: 1/4-in. SAE flare field charging valve 
(HS only). 
16 
- 
3/4-in. diameter (6 mounting holes). 
17 
- 
Each condenser: 3/8-in. pipe plug drain, each end 
(HR only). 
18 
- 
Each condenser: liquid level test cock (HR only). 
19 
- 
1-1/8 in. ODM refrigerant liquid inlet from condenser 
(circuit no. 1), HS only. 
20 
- 
7/8-in. ODM (HS070,080,090), 1-1/8 in. ODM (HS100, 
110,120,140,160) refrigerant liquid inlet from condenser 
(circuit no. 2). 
21 
- 
Oil Pressure Safety Switch, all compressors (standard on 
HS only, accessory for HR). 
22 
- 
Compressor unloaders. 
23 
- 
Rigging holes, 2-in. diam. 
24 
- 
Factory-supplied, field-installed chilled water flow switch. 
See Fig. 2. 
Table 1 - Physical Data 
UNIT AND COMPRESSOR 
UNIT 30HR,HS 
070 
080 
090 
100 
110 
120 
140 
160 
APPROX HR 
OPER HS 
WT 
(lb)* 
4760 
3305 
4945 
3360 
5070 
3420 
6290 
4360 
6415 
4420 
6440 
4480 
7355 
5065 
7775 
5175 
OPER 
See Note 
REFRIG 
HR 
104 
119 
129 
138 77/69 
154 
172 
192 
CHG.(115) 
HSt 
15.3 
21.0 
270 
COMPR 06E 
Recip Semihermetic, 1750 Rpm 
Cap. Contr 
.""' 
6 
6  8 
8  8 
8 
8 
Steps 
Total Cyl 
14 
16 
18 
20 
22 
24 
24 
24 
Tot. Oil Chg 
47 
52 
57 
66 
71 
76 
76 
76 
(Pt) 
COND NO.7, 
09RP 
Ckt No. lt 
043 
054 
070 
054 
070 
070 
070 
084 
Ckt No. 2$ 
054 
070 
070 
084 
COOLER 
COOLER 1OHA400 
364 
194 
454 
UNIT 30HR,HS 
070,080,090 
100,110,120 
140,160 
SHELL, Net Vol 
(Gal.) 
21.7 
40.4 
52.4 
NO. OF TUBES 
5/8-in. OD, Internal Fin 
Copper 
188 
258 
258 
WATER CONN. (in.) 
Inlet and 
Outlettt 
Drain 
4 
5 
3/4 
6 
REFRIG CIRCUITS 
2 
MAXIMUM DESIGN 
WORKING PRESS. (psig) 
Refrigerant (tube) Side - 235 
Water (shell) Side- 150 
CONDENSER 
contains 2 manifolds, each in 2 sections to be field 
\-1 welded. Manifolds should not be used where regu-
lating valves are required because separate valves 
must be used on each condenser circuit. 
Set water regulating valve to maintain designed 
head pressure. Do not adjust to compensate for 
high head pressures caused by fouled condenser 
tubes, excess refrigerant or the presence of non-
condensables. Due to changes in water temperature, 
it may be necessary to adjust the valve seasonally. 
After adjusting for designed head pressure, shut 
unit down. Water regulating valve should shut off 
flow of water in a few minutes. If it does not, raise 
head pressure setting. Make sure capillary tube 
from each water regulating valve is connected to 
proper condenser purge valve. 
Condenser water must enter at bottom connec-
tions shown in Fig. 1 for proper operation 
of internal subcooler located in bottom of 
condenser. 
On 30HR units, pressure relief valve is on con-
denser side. On 30HS units relief valve is factory 
installed in each refrigerant circuit, after the muffler, 
and set to relieve at 450 psig. In case of a high pres-
sure cutout failure, valve will open to prevent ex-
cessive pressure buildup in refrigerant circuit. Most 
09RP 
033 I 043 I 054 I 070 1 
084 
TUBES 
Number 
Inside Area (sq ft) 
Outside Area (sq ft) 
45
41.1 
167.1 
Integral 
1 61 1 
55.7 
226.5 
Fin, 40 
61 
68.8 
279.7 
Fins/in. 
1 
75 
84.6 
344.0 
85 
 
95.4 
387.9 
SUBCOOLER TUBES (No.) 
Inside Area (sq ft) 
Outside Area (sq ft) 
5 
4.6 
18.5 
5.6 
22.8 
9 
10.1 
41.1 
WATER CONN. (in.) 
Inlet 
Outlet 
2-1/21
3 
2-1/2 
3 
2-1/2# 
4 
NO. OF WATER PASSES 
3 
MAXIMUM DESIGN 
WORKING PRESS. (psig) 
Refrigerant Side - 385 
Water Side - 250 
Orifice plate at condenser water inlet. 
*Includes refrigerant operating charge. 
-
I
-
Cooler operating charge only. Add charge for remote condenser and 
interconnecting piping. 
--> Viewed from front of 
unit: Rear condenser is circuit no. 1; Front condenser 
is circuit no. 2. 
"Includes nozzles. 
ttASA flat-face flange. 
triwo inlets on 30HR160 (see Fig. 1). All others have one inlet and one 
outlet. 
NOTE: For 070, 080 and 090 units, the charge is 2/3 in circuit 1 and 
1/3 
in 
circuit 2. For units 100, 120, 140 & 160, the;charge is half in each circuit. 
For unit 110, charge per circuit is listed (cla 1/ckt 2). 
local codes require that a relief valve be vented 
directly to outdoors. 
The vent line must not be 
smaller than relief valve outlet. 
Provide means for draining system and for ser-
vicing the unit in winter. 
On all 30HS units, install a liquid line shutoff 
valve between each filter drier and condenser.