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Refrigerant | R-410A |
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Stages | Single |
SEER Rating | 13-16 |
Cooling Capacity (BTU/h) | 18, 000 - 60, 000 BTU/h |
Compressor Type | Single-Stage |
Sound Level (dB) | 72-74 |
Warranty | 10-year limited parts warranty |
Covers high voltage, qualified installers, child supervision, and use of certified devices.
Includes verifying contents and adhering to installation codes and regulations.
Details on ordering replacement parts.
Read instructions, gather tools, and ensure all supplies are ready before installation.
Covers compressor handling, pump down, time delay, and safe unbrazing.
Outdoor unit inspection, cleaning, and air filter servicing are recommended.
Ensure unrestricted airflow, service access, and consider noise impact on occupied spaces.
Install on a solid, level foundation with good drainage, considering elevation for winter conditions.
Match power supply, follow codes, ensure grounding, and insulate suction lines.
Includes precautions for brazing, line preparation, and nitrogen sweeping.
Pressure test the system using nitrogen and soapy water to detect leaks.
Evacuate the system to 250 microns or less and hold vacuum to check for leaks.
Open valves correctly, purge lines, and weigh in the calculated refrigerant charge.
Set thermostat for cooling, check fan operation, and allow system stabilization.
Determine indoor airflow and heating capacity using temperature rise or airflow instruments.
Measure return and supply air temperatures accurately to determine temperature rise.
Use Table I to determine system power output based on airflow and temperature rise.
Charge system by weight, adjusting for line size and length as per tables.
Connect gauges, measure suction line temperature, and determine superheat.
Use Table IV to check system superheat against ambient and return air temperatures.
Follow startup checklist for heating mode, including thermostat settings and fan operation.
Check supplementary heat, defrost cycle, air distribution, and vibrations.
Brief descriptions of Contactor, Crankcase Heater, Condenser Motor, Compressor, and Defrost Control.
Explains how heat pump functions in cooling and heating modes, including refrigerant flow.
Describes how defrost accumulation is managed by reversing the refrigerant flow.
Addresses dirty filters, outside air intrusion, undercharge, defrost thermostat, and reversing valve faults.
Tips for efficient heat pump use, thermostat settings, and uniform room temperature.
Provides tables for selecting correct refrigerant line diameters based on length and tonnage.
Offers capacity multipliers for different suction line sizes and tubing lengths.