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FORM 145.05-EG2 (618)
6
JOHNSON CONTROLS
Features and Benefits (Cont’d)
Easier Maintenance
Large, intuitive operator interface makes for quick set up and easier diagnostics. It is
on the external panel for easy viewing.
Operator interface for optional VFD on the external panel.
Easy access to important components through hinged doors for easy maintenance.
Easily accessible components out of the air stream allow adjustment of components,
including expansion valves, while unit is operating.
Easy lter access for inspection, removal, and replacement.
Internally trapped condensate drain cleanout with easy access.
Available BACnet
®
communications with Building Automation System (BAS) al-
lows for easier control of larger installations.
Emergency stop input.
Indoor Air Quality
Condensate drain pan sloped in all directions to the drain point.
Stainless steel drain pan standard
High efciency lters option with pre-lters.
Evaporator and waterside economizer coils surface may be cleaned from air entering
side as well as air leaving side.
Easy access to internally trapped condensate drain cleanout.
Matt faced berglass insulation.
Quieter Acoustic Performance
Plenum fan with backward inclined airfoil blades provides required airow at a low-
er sound power level compared to the most competitive units.
Unique placement of internal components minimizes amount of acoustic energy
leaving the unit.
Supply fan and motor assembly mounted on a frame and isolated with springs.
Optional discharge plenum congurations allow horizontal supply air discharge,
minimizing the outlet sound and pressure losses.
Optional inlet plenum conguration minimizes sound escaping the unit inlet.
Multiple scroll compressors, due to their smoother ow and stepped operation, mini-
mize the sound associated with the refrigerant system.
The compressors are located out side air stream, including all the refrigerant piping
and condenser water piping.

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