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Carrier MODU-PAC 50DF User Manual

Carrier MODU-PAC 50DF
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Carrier MODU-PAC 50DF Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model Number50DF
CategoryAir Conditioner
Cooling Capacity50, 000 BTU/h
Refrigerant TypeR-410A
Voltage208/230V
Phase1

Summary

High Quality Features: Installation, Performance & Energy Savings

Solid-State Controls and System Logic

Precise system control with solid-state logic panel for maximum operating economy.

Practical Curb Design for Low Costs

Curb design eliminates steel support frames, saves time, and reduces installation costs.

Adaptable Duct Connections

Large duct openings for low airflow velocities and even air distribution.

Convenience and Built-in Features

Quick-release panels, slide-out filters, and plug-in relays simplify inspection and maintenance.

Advanced Coil and Compressor Technology

Intertwined coils for optimum heat transfer and efficient compressor operation.

Operational Capabilities

Features like Time Guard circuit, single-location power, fixed-speed fan, and low-ambient operation.

Factory-Installed Options and Accessories

Modulating Outdoor Air Control (Economizer)

Uses cool outside air for savings, reduces compressor wear, and lowers operating costs.

Two-Speed Indoor Fan Option

Provides substantial energy cost savings by operating fans at low speed.

Power Exhaust

Exhausts up to 75% of return air, designed for bottom duct connections.

Electric Heaters

Available in multiple capacities, factory wired for 2-stage heat.

Bag Filters

Extended surface media provides high filtration efficiency.

Alternate Indoor Fan Motor and Drive

Provides increased performance for requirements beyond standard operation.

Energy Management Kit

Provides energy savings via setback/setup, 7-day clock, and morning warmup thermostat.

Accessory Features

Barometric Relief Damper

Automatically exhausts excess air during economizer operation.

Roof Curb Assembly

Provides a strong, watertight interface between unit and roof.

Suction Pressure Unloader Package

Provides capacity control for reduced compressor capacity at light loads.

Motormaster® Head Pressure Control

Maintains correct condensing temperature at low outdoor air temperatures.

Electronic Temperature Sensing

Offers choices like integral sensor, remote sensor, or subbase mounting.

Physical Data

Base Unit Dimensions

Accessory Dimensions

Selection Procedure

I. Determine Cooling and Heating Requirements

Identify space requirements and design conditions for unit selection.

II. Select Unit Based on Cooling Capacity

Choose a unit based on required cooling capacity and conditions.

III. Select Heating Capacity

Select a unit that meets the design heating condition requirement.

IV. Determine Fan Speed and Power

Identify fan speed and power requirements at design conditions.

V. Select Unit Based on Power Source

Choose a unit that matches the available power supply characteristics.

Performance Data

Electrical Data

Electrical Protection Devices

Details on compressor, fan motor, and heater protection devices.

Typical Piping and Wiring

Controls Overview

Introduction to system controls and operating sequences.

Operating Sequences and Options

Covers economizer operation, two-speed fan, and various operating modes.

Typical Wiring Schematic

Application Data

Duct Connections

Details on concentric and thru-the-side duct connections.

Head Pressure Control

Information on operating at low outdoor air temperatures.

Sound and Vibration Considerations

Factors affecting sound and vibration in rooftop unit installations.

Guide Specifications

Base Unit Requirements

General specifications for the unit construction and mounting.

Options and Accessories Details

Detailed descriptions of available options and accessories.

Modu-Pac® System Overview

System Simplicity and Cost Savings

Highlights ease of design and low installation costs for packaged systems.

Jobsite Expense Minimization

Details how roof curb and integrated connections minimize jobsite expenses.

Reduced Operating Cost Features

Low-Leakage Dampers

Dampers rated at 3% with 3-in. wg pressure differential limit infiltration.

Spring Return Damper Motor

Automatically closes outdoor air dampers during power failure.

Enthalpy Controller

Senses outside air heat content for optimum cooling use.

Morning Warmup Thermostat

Saves fuel by keeping outdoor air damper closed until warmup is complete.

Manual Bypass Switch

Provides temporary unit operation during unoccupied periods.

Intertwined Coil

Provides cooling of full air stream with minimum compression.

Key Options and Accessories

Details options like static pressure control, roof curb, Motormaster, filters, motors, heaters.

Physical Data

Base Unit Dimensions

Accessory Dimensions

Selection Procedure

I. Determine Space Requirements and Design Conditions

Define space requirements and design conditions for unit selection.

II. Calculate Block Load Grand Total Heat (GTH)

Calculate the total heat load for the space.

III. Determine Block Load Air Quantity (BL cfm)

Calculate the maximum supply air quantity needed.

IV. Determine Outdoor Air Ventilation Rate (OAVR)

Determine the required outdoor air ventilation rate.

V. Determine Mixed Air Conditions

Calculate mixed air temperatures entering the evaporator.

VI. Make Unit Trial Selection

Select a trial unit based on calculated loads and conditions.

VII. Select Indoor Air Fan Speed and Motor bhp

Choose the appropriate indoor fan speed and motor bhp.

VIII. Select Unit Matching Electrical Characteristics

Select a unit based on job electrical characteristics.

Performance Data (cont)

FAN PERFORMANCE

Controls

Variable Volume Operating Sequence

Describes sequences for economizer and 2-speed fan operation.

Electrical Data

Electrical Protection Devices

Details on compressor, fan motor, and heater protection devices.

Typical Wiring Schematic

Typical Piping and Wiring

Guide Specifications

Base Unit Requirements

General specifications for unit construction, materials, and mounting.

Refrigeration System

Details on compressors, service valves, and coil design.

Control System Components

Describes microprocessor, thermostat, and remote control panel functions.

115-Volt Convenience Outlet

Outlet sized for small power loads or service lights.

Modulating Outdoor Air Control Package

Economizer features like low-leak dampers and integrated cooling.

Pre-installed Tracks for Hydronic Coils

Tracks provided for accommodating field-installed hydronic coils.

Fans and Motors

Specifications for indoor and outdoor fan types and motors.

Safety Controls

Protection features including fusible plug, pressurestats, and timing devices.

Unit Connections

Describes power wiring and utility connection routing.

Dimensions

Specifies unit casing width, length, and height.

Motor and Drive for Higher Fan Output

Provides options for increased fan performance beyond standard capacity.

Bag Filters

Filter options for 50% and up to 95% efficiency.

Roof Curb

Unit support, watertight enclosure, and NRCA compliance.

Static Pressure Control

Self-locating damper assembly to maintain duct static pressure.

Head Pressure Control

Provides indoor air fan speed control for unit operation down to -20F.

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