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General| Brand | Fujitsu |
|---|---|
| Model | AU*A45LCLU |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Key features including energy saving, comfort advancements, and airflow design.
Settings for filter sign, ceiling height, outlet directions, and auto restart.
Details on the wired remote controller's functions, performance, and installation.
Detailed technical specifications for the indoor unit models.
Diagrams and measurements for the indoor unit, including opening and piping positions.
Guidelines for optimal placement of the indoor unit considering surrounding obstructions.
Schematic diagrams illustrating the electrical connections for the indoor unit.
Cooling capacity data presented in tables based on varying indoor and outdoor conditions.
Air velocity distribution charts for different modes and air outlet configurations.
Tables showing air flow rates for different fan speeds and outlet configurations.
Information and diagrams for connecting a fresh air intake to the indoor unit.
Charts showing duct static pressure versus airflow for different fan speeds and duct lengths.
Noise level curves illustrating sound pressure levels across different frequencies.
Diagram indicating the microphone placement for sound level measurement.
Electrical parameters such as voltage, frequency, and operating current.
Overview of protection mechanisms for circuit, fan motor, and compressor.
Details on controlling and monitoring the unit via external signals.
Procedures for setting unit functions like address, signal code, and operating modes.
Step-by-step guide for configuring indoor unit functions via the remote controller.
DIP switch settings and memory backup configuration for the wired remote controller.
Information on available accessories for enhancing unit functionality.
Technical specifications for outdoor units AO*A45LCTL and AO*A54LCTL.
Overall dimensions, mounting positions, and pipe/cable port details.
Guidelines for single, multiple, and multi-row outdoor unit installations.
Diagram illustrating the refrigerant flow and components for the outdoor unit.
Schematic diagrams showing electrical connections for the outdoor unit.
Compensation rates for capacity based on pipe length and height differences.
Guidance on calculating additional refrigerant charge based on pipe length.
Tables detailing air flow rates for cooling and heating for different fan speeds.
Noise level curves showing sound pressure levels across frequencies for different models.
Diagram indicating microphone placement for outdoor unit sound level measurement.
Electrical parameters including voltage, frequency, and operating current.
Protection mechanisms for circuit, fan motor, compressor, and pressure systems.
Details on external control for low noise, peak cut modes, and status output signals.
Field setting switches and methods for configuring low noise and peak cut modes.
Information on the external connect kit for operating external functions.
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