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Daikin RP200B7W1 User Manual

Daikin RP200B7W1
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Split System air conditioners
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Installation manual
Split System air conditioners
R200F7W1
R250F7W1
RY200F7W1
RY250F7W1
RP200B7W1
RP250B7W1
RYP200B7W1
RYP250B7W1
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Daikin RP200B7W1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDaikin
ModelRP200B7W1
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Selecting Installation Site

Precautions for Site Selection

Select a well-ventilated, stable site, away from flammable gas or product leaks, with adequate servicing space.

Avoidance of Specific Installation Locations

Do not install where mineral oil, salt, sulphurous gas, voltage fluctuations, or electromagnetic waves are present.

Drainage Preparation

Prepare a water drainage channel around the foundation to manage waste water from the unit.

Snowfall Precautions

Elevate foundations and clear rear grilles to prevent snow accumulation when installing in snowy areas.

Building Frame Installation

Install a waterproof plate within 150mm of the unit's underside on a frame to prevent water damage.

Precautions on Installation

Foundation Strength and Leveling

Check installation ground strength and levelness to prevent operating vibration or noise.

Unpacking and Unit Placement

Remove crate, fixings, and place the unit on a solid foundation, securing with foundation bolts.

Foundation Bolt Installation

Securely fix the unit using foundation bolts, ensuring their length is 20mm from the foundation surface.

Installation Servicing Space

Refer to figure 1 for required dimensions for installation servicing space.

Refrigerant Pipe Size and Allowable Length

Refrigerant Pipe Sizing

Details pipe sizes for gas and liquid lines for pair and simultaneous operation systems.

Allowable Pipe Lengths and Heights

Provides maximum allowable piping lengths and height differences between units.

Minimum Piping Length Requirement

The minimum piping length must be 7.5m to prevent overcharging and system issues.

Precautions on Refrigerant Piping

Oil Return and Circulation Issues

Explains oil return issues when the outdoor unit is below the indoor unit and how to mitigate them.

Oil Trap Installation

Install oil traps in the gas pipe every 15m if the level difference exceeds 15m.

R407C Refrigerant Handling

Use dedicated tools for R407C, charge in liquid state, and use vacuum pumps suitable for the pressure.

Connecting Refrigerant Piping

Describes connection methods and provides details on flange, flare nut, and brazing.

Connecting Refrigerant Pipes: Precautions

Condensation Control for Stop Valves

Cover stop valves with sealing material to prevent condensed water from moving to the indoor unit.

Flare Processing and Tightening Torques

Provides dimensions for flare processing and required tightening torques to prevent damage.

Refrigerant Oil Application

Coat flares with refrigerant oil (ether or ester for R407C) before tightening.

Brazing with Nitrogen Flow

Flow nitrogen gas through the pipe during brazing to prevent contamination.

Contamination Prevention During Piping

Prevent foreign materials, moisture, and impurities from entering the system during installation.

Operating the Stop Valve

Stop Valve Opening Procedure

Describes how to open the stop valve by turning the shaft counterclockwise and tightening the cap.

Stop Valve Closing Procedure

Details how to close the stop valve by turning the shaft clockwise and tightening the cap.

Tightening Torques for Stop Valves

Provides specific tightening torques for service ports and valve caps for different unit models.

Evacuating the Refrigerant System

Air Tight Test and Vacuum Drying

Perform air tight test with nitrogen and vacuum drying to remove moisture, aiming for -100.7kPa.

Leak Test Procedure

Conduct leak test using soap water or other methods after evacuating and pressurizing with nitrogen.

Charging Refrigerant

Additional Refrigerant Charging

Charge refrigerant based on pipe length, using specific formulas for R407C and R22 systems.

R407C Charging Method

Charge R407C in liquid state to maintain its composition and ensure normal operation.

Completing Refrigerant Charging

Refrigerant Amount Calculation

Total charging amount is the sum of nameplate value and additional charge required for pipe length.

Pumping-Down Operation

Pumping-Down Procedure Steps

Steps to perform pumping-down operation to protect the compressor using the low-pressure switch.

Pumping-Down Operation Caution

Never short-circuit the low-pressure switch; use insulation sheets for protection against electric shock.

Electrical Wiring Work

Wiring Compliance and Safety

All wiring must be done by an authorized electrician, complying with local codes and using dedicated circuits.

Power Supply Cable Connection

Connect power supply cables in normal phase; reverse phase causes 'U1' error. Switch L1, L2, L3 if needed.

Wiring Diagram Reference

Follow the electric wiring diagram for electrical wiring works and ensure proper grounding resistance.

Wiring of Power Supply and Units

Indoor Unit Wiring Reference

Refer to the indoor unit installation manual for wiring of indoor units, etc.

Power Supply Line Protection

Attach an earth leak detector and fuse to the power supply line.

Power and Inter-Unit Wiring Specifications

Details required wire types, sizes, and compliance with local codes for power supply and unit connections.

Test Operation and Disposal

Test Run Procedure

Refer to the indoor unit installation manual for the test run procedure.

Disposal Requirements

Dismantling and treatment of unit parts must comply with relevant local and national regulations.

Wiring Diagram Components

Wiring Diagram Symbols

Explanation of symbols used in the wiring diagram, including field wiring, terminals, and wire clamps.

Component Identification

List of components identified by codes, such as L1, L2, A1P, BS1, K1M, M1C, R3T, etc.

Component Identification (R407C Only)

List of components specific to R407C systems, such as A3P, DS2, DS3, HAP, R3T, RyCH, etc.

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