5495505-CTG-A-0418
4 Johnson Controls Unitary Products
CHARGING PROCEDURES:
1. Check the Factory Unit Charge listed on the unit nameplate to verify the refrigerant charge for the outdoor unit, the smallest matched indoor unit, and the 15 feet
of interconnecting lineset.
2. Verify the indoor metering device and additional charge required for the specific matched indoor unit in the system using the above table.
3. Add additional charge for the amount of interconnecting lineset tubing greater than 15 feet at the rate specified in Physical and Electrical Data Table.
4. For installations requiring additional charge, weigh in refrigerant for the specific matching indoor unit and actual lineset length.
5. Once the charge adders for matched indoor unit and for lineset have been weighed in, verify the system operation against the temperatures and pressures in the
Charging Chart for the outdoor unit. Locate Charging Charts on the outdoor unit and also in the Service Data Application Guide on
www.upgnet.com. Follow the
Subcool or Superheat charging procedure in the Installation Manual according to the type of indoor metering device in the system, and allow ten minutes after each
charge adjustment for the system operation to stabilize. Record the charge adjustment made to match the Charging Chart.
6. Permanently stamp the unit nameplate with the TOTAL SYSTEM CHARGE defined as follows: TOTAL SYSTEM CHARGE = Base Charge (as shipped) + charge
adder for matched indoor unit + charge adder for actual lineset length + charge adjustments to match the Charging Chart.
SYSTEM CHARGE FOR VARIOUS MATCHED SYSTEMS
Outdoor Unit CC7B1821S CC7B2421S CC7B3021S CC7B3621S CC7B4221S CC7B4821S CC7B6021S
Required TXV
1,2
1. For applications requiring a TXV, use S1-1TVM*** series kit.
2. A TXV kit must be used with these indoor units to obtain system performance.
BA1 BA1 BH1 BA1 BB1 BC1 BG1
Indoor Unit
3,4,5
3. Systems matched with furnaces or air handlers not equipped with blower-off delays may require blower Time Delay Kit S1-2FD06700224.
4. CF coils cannot be used in horizontal applications.
5. Charge adders shown above do not indicate that coils are rated for every application. Refer to Performance Data Tables for actual performance for specified
system matches. Obtain certified system ratings from
www.ahridirectory.org.
Additional Charge, oz
AP18B 0––––––
AP24B 30–––––
AP30B 10 72––––
AP36B 10 720–––
AP36C – 11 22–––
AP42C – 11 420––
AP48(C,D) –––650–
AP60(C,D) – – – 10 9 4 0
AE18B 0––––––
AE24B 30–––––
AE30B 850––––
AE36(B,C) 10 740–––
AE42C –––65––
AE48(C,D) –––650–
AE60C – – – 10 9 4 0
AE60D ––––292216
AVC18B 0––––––
AVC24B 30–––––
AVC30B 850––––
AVC36(B,C) 10 740–––
AVC42C –––65––
AVC48(C,D) –––650–
AVC60C – – – 10 9 4 0
AVC60D ––––292216
CF/CM/CU18(A,B) 0––––––
CF/CM/CU24(A,B) 30–––––
CF/CM/CU30(A,B,C) 850––––
CF/CM/CU36(A,B,C,D) 10 720–––
CF/CM/CU42(B,C,D) – 11 420––
CF/CM/CU48(C,D) –––650–
CF/CM/CU60(C,D) – – – 10 9 4 0
CF/CM64D ––––292216
Some of the combinations shown in the above System Charge table require Advanced Main Air Circulating Fan indoor product. For approved coil
only matches, please see the “COOLING CAPACITY - Upflow, Downflow & Horizontal Furnaces and Coils” table.
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