Eco HCAT TE 0121 - Refrigerant Circuit Hcan te; Procedure for Correct Connection; Intake;Discharge Piping; Liquid Piping

HCAT TE - HCAN TE
7English 04/03
1 Gas line valve
2 Liquid line valve
3 Compressor
4 Fan
5 Finned coil
6 Liquid receiver
7 Cycle reverse valve
8 Thermostatic valve
9 Liquid indicator
10 Filter
11 Nonreturn valve
12 High pressure switch
13 Low pressure switch
14 Gauge connections
15 Oil sump heater
REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT HCAN TE
6
7
14
12
1415
3
13
2
1
8
11
10 9
45
The units are pre-filled with a sufficient quantity of refrig-
erant for connection to the corresponding internal unit
and for a maximum pipe length of 5m.
PROCEDURE FOR CORRECT CONNECTION
Intake/discharge piping
1. Insulate the piping adequately with anti-condensate
“closed cell” type polyethylene to a minimum thickness
of 9 mm.
2. If the external unit is lower than the internal unit, a
siphon must be fitted to avoid fluid returning towards
the compressor (see Fig. 1).
3. If the external unit is higher than the internal unit by
less than 6m, it is sufficient to fit an air trap before the
internal unit (see Fig. 2).
4. If the external unit is higher than the internal unit by
more than 6m, an oil collection siphon should be fitted
every 6m and an air trap should be included before the
internal unit (see Fig. 3).
5. When installing the piping, make sure all bends have a
large radius.Avoid hairpins. Do not squash the pipes.
Liquid piping
1. Avoid using excessive diameters to avoid excessive
refrigerant content;
2. If the piping is exposed to heat sources, insulate it
appropriately.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 1
MAX DIFFERENCE IN LEVEL
6 metres
MODEL 0011÷0061
MAX DIFFERENCE IN LEVEL