This document is an owner's manual for Cooper&Hunter rooftop package units, specifically models CH-IRT05NM, CH-IRT08NM, and CH-IRT15NM. It provides essential information for the installation, operation, and maintenance of these air conditioning units.
Function Description:
The Cooper&Hunter rooftop packaged units are designed to provide a wide range of cooling and heating capacities, from 5 to 15 tons. These units are completely assembled, piped, and wired at the factory, ensuring a single-piece shipment and rigging. They are pressurized with a holding charge of Refrigerant-410a for storage and shipping. The compact design, attractive appearance, outstanding anti-rust cabinet, and quiet operation make them suitable for various applications, including manufactured or modular homes, offices, restaurants, and residences.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Models: CH-IRT05NM, CH-IRT08NM, CH-IRT15NM
- Capacity Range: 5 to 15 Ton (1 Ton = 12000 Btu/h = 3.517 kW)
- Refrigerant: R410A
- Function: Heat Pump
- Climate Type: T3
- Power Supply: 380-415V, 3Ph, 50/60Hz for all models.
- Nominal Operating Conditions (Cooling):
- Outdoor: 35°C DB (Dry Bulb), 24°C WB (Wet Bulb)
- Indoor: 27°C DB, 19°C WB
- Nominal Operating Conditions (Heating):
- Outdoor: 7°C DB, 6°C WB
- Indoor: 20°C DB, 15°C WB
- Operating Range (CH-IRT05NM):
- Cooling: -5°C to 52°C DB (Outdoor)
- Heating: -15°C to 24°C DB (Outdoor)
- Operating Range (CH-IRT08NM):
- Cooling: 5°C to 52°C DB (Outdoor)
- Heating: -15°C to 24°C DB (Outdoor)
- Operating Range (CH-IRT15NM):
- Cooling: 5°C to 52°C DB (Outdoor)
- Heating: 10°C to 24°C DB (Outdoor)
- Drain Connection Size: 3/4" (NPT) for all models.
- Electrical Data and Wire Sizing:
- CH-IRT05NM:
- Capability of Air Switch: 25A
- Min. Sectional Area of Earth Wire: 4.0 mm²
- Min. Sectional Area of Power Cord: 4.0 mm²
- CH-IRT08NM:
- Capability of Air Switch: 32A
- Min. Sectional Area of Earth Wire: 6.0 mm²
- Min. Sectional Area of Power Cord: 6.0 mm²
- CH-IRT15NM:
- Capability of Air Switch: 50A
- Min. Sectional Area of Earth Wire: 10.0 mm²
- Min. Sectional Area of Power Cord: 10.0 mm²
- Physical Dimensions (mm):
- CH-IRT05NM: A=815, B=1750, C=1100, D=80, E=133, F=408, G=61, H=904, I=50, J=145, K=125, L=795, M=169
- CH-IRT08NM: A=1225, B=2210, C=1450, D=75, E=134, F=670, G=100, H=1112, I=84, J=198, K=211, L=868, M=361
- CH-IRT15NM: A=1245, B=2810, C=2240, D=90, E=144, F=592, G=43, H=1872, I=177, J=211, K=168, L=1900, M=168
- Installation Clearances (Minimum):
- CH-IRT05NM: A=600mm (24in), B=1100mm (43in), C=860mm (34in), D=1100mm (43in), E=1100mm (43in)
- CH-IRT08NM & CH-IRT15NM: A=1000mm (39in), B=1500mm (59in), C=1100mm (43in), D=1100mm (43in), E=1830mm (72in)
Usage Features:
- Wired Controller: The units are controlled via a wired controller, which is included as a standard accessory. This controller allows users to manage the unit's operation.
- Double Indoor Room Sensors: The rooftop packaged units feature two indoor room sensors. One is located at the air intake of the unit, and the other is inside the wired controller. Users can select which sensor to use based on engineering requirements.
- Outdoor Ambient Temperature Display: The wired controller can display the outdoor ambient temperature, offering convenience to users.
- Error Code Display: The unit provides error codes (e.g., E1 for Compressor high pressure protection, F3 for Outdoor ambient temperature sensor error) to help diagnose malfunctions. When connected to the wired controller, error codes are simultaneously shown on it. Some fan-related error codes (AL, AH, AA, A1, AF, AC, Ad, A0, UL, UP, AE, AJ, A6, A8, A9, An, AU, AP, Ar, U9) are displayed on the main board's "88" display.
Maintenance Features:
- Regular Checks: To prolong the unit's life, regular checks and maintenance by a qualified service person are recommended.
- Air Filter Cleaning: The air filter should be cleaned frequently, ideally once every two weeks, especially in dusty environments. It should not be disassembled during cleaning to avoid damage.
- Outdoor Heat Exchanger Cleaning: The outdoor heat exchanger requires regular cleaning, at least once every two months. Its surface can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner or nylon brush, but water should not be used.
- Beginning of Operating Season Maintenance:
- Check air inlet and outlet for blockages.
- Verify the grounding wire is in good condition.
- Confirm line connections are secure.
- Check the drainage pipe for fluent condensate flow.
- End of Operational Season Maintenance:
- Operate the unit for half a day on a clear weather day to dry its interior.
- Disconnect the power supply if the unit will not be used for an extended period.
- Safety Precautions During Cleaning:
- Always cut off all power supply before contacting line connecting equipment.
- Only clean the unit after it is shut off and power is disconnected to prevent electrical shock or injury.
- Do not use water to clean the unit to avoid electrical shock.
- Ensure the air conditioner is firmly installed.