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General| Brand | CeilAir |
|---|---|
| Model | DX Series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details the key advantages of CeilAiR systems including flexibility, space saving design, and controls.
Explains the benefits of Scroll Compressor Technology for efficiency and reliability.
Describes features enabling continuous system operation in any environment globally.
Highlights features contributing to optimal quiet operation of the units.
Details stock unit availability and the 'Rapid-Fire' 5-day ship program.
Outlines the standard and optional warranty periods for the systems.
Illustrates available air patterns for different installation requirements.
Lists various optional features that can be added to the units.
Summarizes the standard features included with the CeilAiR ceiling AC systems.
Illustrates configuration choices for air-cooled systems, including self-contained and split units.
Presents configuration options for self-contained water-cooled systems.
Shows configuration choices for self-contained glycol-cooled systems.
Details configuration options for chilled water systems.
Explains the CeilAiR® nomenclature system for ceiling-mounted air conditioning units.
Details the ISO-9001:2001 registered quality control environment and commitment.
Provides a general overview of the system's design, manufacturing, and compliance.
Describes the accessibility of unit components through removable side panels.
Specifies the aluminum construction and insulation for corrosion protection and weight.
Outlines requirements for overcurrent protection, control circuits, and wiring standards.
Details the function of a condensate pan water level switch for system shutdown.
Explains the provision of a terminal connection for remote unit operation control.
Describes the evaporator coil construction for uniform air distribution and heat transfer.
Specifies the components and requirements of the DX refrigeration circuit.
Details the high efficiency, reliability, and low sound of Scroll Compressors.
Covers the construction and control of chilled water coils and valves.
Describes direct drive and belt-driven blower systems and motor specifications.
Outlines standard cooling-only configuration with optional heating/humidity controls.
Details the design for ductless and ducted evaporators, including filter specifications.
Refers to SATS Heat Rejection Engineering Manual for air-cooled condenser details.
Provides an index of optional features and their corresponding page numbers for reference.
Lists different levels of microprocessor control offerings for flexible system management.
Details optional features for humidity control, including steam humidifiers and dehumidification modes.
Describes the optional upgrade for high static pressure belt-drive blowers.
Covers optional IAQ high efficiency filters for improved air quality.
Lists options for air-cooled and water/glycol-cooled head pressure control.
Details various valve combinations available for free-cooling systems.
Outlines options for modulating cooling capacity, such as hot gas bypass.
Lists available accessories like power supply options and condensate pumps.
Presents the five levels of microprocessor control for CeilAiR units.
Lists common features for A-Tech 1.1 and 1.2 thermostats.
Details standard features of the C-Tech-10 controller's display and keypad.
Describes how the C-Tech-10 controller indicates visual and audible alarms.
Explains maintenance alarms in the C-Tech-10 controller based on component run-times.
Details system operation modes like fan control, auto-restart, and remote stop/start.
Covers optional remote sensors and their corresponding cable length options.
Describes the A-Tech-20 Advanced Microprocessor Controller's features and capabilities.
Lists alarm conditions that the A-Tech-20 controller can detect and alert on.
Explains CyberLAN networking for multi-unit sequencing and BMS communication.
Details multi-unit sequencing capabilities for redundancy and backup applications.
Details the optional Capacity Assist-Mode for unit switchover in multi-unit systems.
Describes remote communications capabilities using CyberLAN with A-Tech 20.
Outlines options for connecting to Building Management Systems via ModBus.
Details the C6000 Microprocessor Controller for temperature and humidity control.
Specifies the standard factory unit-mounted sensor location for the C6000 controller.
Explains the C6000 controller's preprogrammed nature and ease of adjustment.
Describes the C6000 keypad display for unit functions and room status.
Lists the current operational status indicators available on the C6000 display.
Provides access to historical run-times for major components via the C6000 keypad.
Details alarm conditions that trigger audible and visual indicators on the C6000.
Describes the availability of a summary alarm dry-contact for remote annunciation.
Explains the C6000's ability to provide a recorded history of the last 80 alarms.
Highlights the C6000's capability for digital and analog device control.
Describes the C6000's self-adjusting logic for temperature control accuracy.
Details the C6000's self-diagnostics algorithm for testing system functions.
Explains the function of the Control Board in initiating system self-tests.
Covers continuous monitoring of all system inputs and output devices for proper operation.
Describes the C6000's energy-saving modes for occupied/non-occupied schedules.
Explains the C6000's configuration for automatic or manual restart after power loss.
Highlights security levels to prevent unauthorized adjustment of system parameters.
Details the C6000's time-delay sequence startup for minimizing in-rush current.
Explains the C6000's feature to delay alarms after power restoration for space pull-down.
Outlines BMS connection options for C6000, including MIB Gateways.
Details factory-mounted electric resistance heaters for reheating and heating modes.
Describes the hot gas reheat coil and valve for energy-free sensible reheating.
Covers hot water reheat coils and 2-way control valves for automatic heating.
Details steam reheat coils and 2-way control valves for automatic heating.
Explains SCR control for electric heat/reheat offering close temperature control.
Describes the optional high static pressure belt-driven evaporator blower.
Details available standard (F1) and optional (F2-F4) high-efficiency IAQ filters.
Covers low ambient head pressure control options for air-cooled systems.
Describes the provision of a Free-Cooling cycle for compressor-less cooling.
Details options like hot gas bypass for cooling capacity modulation.
Covers full-floating hot gas bypass systems for capacity modulation and freeze protection.
Explains dual compressor systems with independent circuits for unloading and redundancy.
Lists standard and optional control valves for chilled water and AWS cooling.
Lists various accessories such as 3-phase power supply and condensate pumps.
Describes dual overflow safety switches for condensate pump operation.
Details the option for factory installation of an in-pan condensate pump.
Covers the optional low-profile condensate pump for limited ceiling plenum height.
Details the factory-installed photo-electric smoke detector for evaporator sections.
Describes the factory-wired firestat to shut down the unit upon high return air temperature.
Covers optional remote spot type or strip/cable type water/leak detectors.
Describes acoustical sound jackets for compressors to reduce noise.
Details the Free-Cooling cycle utilizing low ambient conditions for compressor-less cooling.
Describes using building chilled water as primary cooling with DX as backup.
Provides an index of performance data tables for various unit configurations and conditions.
Presents performance data for DX air-cooled systems, including self-contained and split units.
Details performance data for DX water-cooled systems, covering various models and conditions.
Provides performance data for DX glycol-cooled systems, with specifications for different models.
Lists performance data for chilled water air handlers across different tonnages and conditions.
Presents performance data for DX systems incorporating free-cooling capabilities.
Details performance data for DX systems utilizing an alternate water source.
Provides an index for electrical data related to FLA, MCA, and MFS for CeilAiR units.
Presents electrical data for DX compressorized systems, categorized by configuration.
Details electrical data for DX air handling units, including single and dual circuit systems.
Lists electrical data for systems incorporating free-cooling and alternate water sources.
Provides electrical data for chilled water systems.
Covers unit net weights and connection sizes for various system types.
Provides dimensional drawings for various Air Cooled system configurations.
Shows dimensional data for DX Air Handling Units, including spot cooler and ducted versions.
Presents dimensional data for Water/Glycol Cooled systems.
Details dimensional data for Chilled Water Systems, including spot cooler and ducted versions.
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