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General| Brand | Ice Energy |
|---|---|
| Model | IB30A-521 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Provides definitions for key terms used in the Ice Bear 30 Unit Application Guide.
Explanation of ton-hours as a measure of cooling capacity and its relevance to the Ice Bear unit.
Details on the CoolData controller's programming for extended Ice Cooling hours in winter.
Information on how the Ice Bear unit is centrally monitored and controlled remotely.
Note on applying an Ice Bear 30 unit to a heat pump, requiring a dedicated (redundant) Ice-Coil.
Lists the key features and capabilities of the Ice Bear 30 unit for TES systems.
Details on the Ice Bear 30 Unit's approvals and compliance with standards like ETL and Title 24.
Explains the process of storing energy by making ice, typically during off-peak hours.
Details the energy required to change water into ice, explaining the BTU calculations.
Lists installation constraints and parameters critical for proper Ice Bear unit operation.
Instructions for installing sight glasses in the Ice-Coil supply and return lines.
Presents common configurations for applying the Ice Bear unit with other systems.
Describes the application of the Ice Bear unit with an Ice-Ready rooftop unit, including the Ice-Coil.
Diagram illustrating the control logic and signals for the Ice Bear unit's operation.
Illustrates a single-stage thermostat control configuration with an economizer and backup condensing unit.
Illustrates a two-stage thermostat control configuration with an economizer and backup condensing unit.
Lists the advanced control and monitoring functions provided by the CoolData controller.
Details the step-by-step startup sequence for the Ice Make mode, including fan and compressor activation.
Describes the sequence of events when the charging operation reaches its cutoff pressure.
Outlines the startup sequence for the Ice Cooling mode, including pump and valve activation.
Details the shutdown sequence when there is no call for cooling, involving pump and relay actions.
Explains the conditions and sequence for full discharge cutoff in Ice Cooling mode.
Presents key cooling performance metrics for the Ice Bear 30 unit, including capacity and demand.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, water volume, and refrigerant charge of the unit.
Provides electrical specifications such as system type, minimum circuit ampacity, and maximum fuse.
Summarizes the sound power levels of the Ice Bear 30 unit across various octave center frequencies.
Details the operating temperature ranges for Ice Make and Ice Cooling modes.
Presents performance data certified by ETL for Ice Make capacity and power at various ambient temperatures.
Lists the available airside options for integrating the Ice Bear unit with other HVAC components.
Describes the application of the Ice Bear unit with an Ice-Ready rooftop unit, including the Ice-Coil.
Illustrates the application of the Ice Bear unit with a slab liquid overfeed coil.
Illustrates the application of the Ice Bear unit with an 'N' type liquid overfeed coil.
Illustrates the application of the Ice Bear unit with a ductless liquid overfeed coil.
Provides information on selecting approved Ice-Ready rooftop units and Ice-Coil kits.
Specifies the minimum clearances required around the unit for proper operation and maintenance.
Details requirements for ground mounting, including leveling and concrete pad specifications.
Provides specifications and considerations for installing a concrete pad for the Ice Bear unit.
Covers general system description, quality assurance, delivery, and warranty for the ISAC system.
Details the equipment components of the ISAC system, including the Ice Storage Tank and Ice Making Unit.
General instructions for installing the ISAC system, including unit placement and anchoring.
Details on installing and connecting electrical devices for the ISAC system.
Instructions for installing and connecting piping components for the ISAC system.
Procedures for starting up the ISAC unit and testing controls to ensure compliance.
Illustrates a typical equipment schedule used in plan documents for thermal storage units.
Lists Ice Bear models available for Title 24 compliance, including melt hours, make hours, and operating months.
Summarizes performance data for various Ice-Ready rooftop units when tested with the Ice Bear 30 Unit.
Provides performance data for various ducted Ice-Coils when tested with the Ice Bear 30 Unit.
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