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General| Cooling Capacity | 24, 000 BTU/hr |
|---|---|
| Phase | 1 |
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Compressor Type | Scroll |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Hertz | 60 Hz |
Warns about electrical hazards like arc flash, shock, and high voltage, emphasizing power disconnection.
Alerts to the danger of high-pressure refrigerant and potential explosion risks from overpressurization.
Highlights dangers from moving parts, hot surfaces, and sharp edges, requiring caution and protective gear.
Cautions about water leakage, freezing/corrosion risks, and proper water treatment for coils.
Advises on proper forklift handling, storage, and avoiding sharp edges to prevent unit damage.
Explains the model number coding system for evaporator units, detailing capacity and features.
Details model number coding for air-cooled, water/glycol, and outdoor condensing units.
Explains the model number coding system for chilled water units, covering various configurations.
Details unit capabilities, ease of use, installation, service, control, efficiency, and reliability.
Covers CSA certification and important location considerations for installation.
Describes the evaporator section for split systems, including construction and insulation.
Details features of indoor centrifugal, outdoor prop fan, and water/glycol condensing units.
Describes the self-contained chilled water unit features, including coil and blower.
Explains the microprocessor control system and wall-mounted interface with LCD and keypad.
Lists other standard control features like auto restart, setback, and diagnostics.
Details electric and hot water reheat options for temperature control.
Describes canister and remote contact humidifier options.
Covers filter clog, smoke, and high-temperature sensors, plus switches.
Explains the free-cooling option for utilizing ambient conditions to reduce compressor use.
Lists optional configurations for prop fan and water/glycol condensing units.
Mentions optional valve configurations for chilled water units.
Covers filter box kits and air distribution plenums for ducted systems.
Explains the condensate pump kit and remote sensor package.
Lists kits for sensors, reheat, humidifier, and transformer/power options.
Describes pre-charged line sets and sweat adapter kits for refrigerant connections.
Details equipment for remote monitoring, autochangeover, and leak detection systems.
Discusses general considerations before and during installation, including drawings, clearances, and system configurations.
Covers room preparation, vapor barriers, and selecting suitable installation locations.
Provides safety warnings and step-by-step instructions for mounting ceiling units.
Covers air distribution options and required piping connections for various systems.
Discusses piping for water/glycol loops and refrigerant line installation methods.
Details condensate pump installation and general electrical wiring requirements.
Discusses location considerations and refers to general wiring requirements.
Refers to piping details and covers ducting requirements for air flow.
Discusses location considerations and refers to piping and electrical connection requirements.
Discusses location, electrical, and piping considerations for water/glycol units.
Discusses piping, fluid requirements, and regulating valves for these units.
Explains the piping for the free-cooling coil and hot water reheat coil.
Introduces control keys, feature overview, and main menu navigation.
Details setpoint configuration and setup operation functions like time delay and humidity control.
Explains status monitoring, alarm management, and setting time/date.
Instructions for password management, alarm enabling, and time delays.
Covers custom alarms, text entry, diagnostics, and equipment options switches.
Details how to run system diagnostics to check inputs, outputs, and board tests.
Outlines procedures for testing cooling, heating, humidification, and dehumidification functions.
Details routine maintenance for electric panel, filters, blower packages, and refrigeration systems.
Discusses maintenance for condensing units, glycol systems, and the hot gas bypass system.
Covers humidifier procedures, circuit board adjustments, and compressor replacement.
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