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McQuay SWP Series User Manual

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McQuay SWP Series Specifications

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BrandMcQuay
ModelSWP Series
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Electrical Data

Field Wiring

Wiring must comply with codes. Use copper wire for power leads. Unit has a standard power terminal block.

Unit Disconnect

Disconnecting means required by NEC for AC equipment. Locate disconnect within 50 feet of the unit.

Supply Power Wiring

Units require three-phase power. Lists voltage tolerances for 60 Hz and 50 Hz. Power lead wire sizing rules.

Control Center

Enclosed central control center with high and low voltage components. Lists main control board, sensors, etc.

Control Panel Components

Manual Motor Protector (MMP)

Provides branch circuit, short circuit, disconnect, and overload protection for motors. Explains trip points and reset.

Circuit Breaker

Breakers upstream of VFDs for short circuit protection. Not adjustable. Explains reset procedure.

Phase Voltage Monitor (PVM)

Protects three-phase loads from power issues. Monitors voltage/phase, deactivates relay on harmful conditions.

High Pressure Switches

Single pole pressure-activated device. Opens on pressure rise, de-energizing compressor. Manual reset via MicroTech III.

Low Pressure Switches

Single pole, pressure-activated device. Closes on pressure rise. Senses evaporator pressure, auto-reset.

Compressor Motor Protector

Thermally protected compressors. Solid state protection device (MP1-MP6) located in junction box. Auto-resets.

Unit Options

Frost Protection Switches

Protects evaporator coils from freeze-up. Normally closed, open on temperature drop. Auto-reset, but three trips require manual reset.

Duct High Limit

Protects ductwork from over-pressurization. Unit de-energizes if pressure exceeds setting. Field-adjustable.

Phase Fail/Under Voltage Protection

Protects against high voltage, phase imbalance, loss, and brownout. Indicator light ON when voltages are within limits.

Hot Gas Bypass

System for maintaining evaporator pressure. Uses a pressure regulating valve to control refrigerant flow.

Freezestat

Protects hydronic coils from subfreezing temps. Shuts down unit if temp is too low. Field-adjustable set point.

Condenser Water Flow Switch

Verifies condenser water flow before compressor operation. Locks out cooling if loss of flow is detected.

Water Side Economizer

Factory-installed system for cooling with tower water when conditions are suitable. Uses economizer coil and control valves.

Disconnect Switch

Factory-mounted, nonfused main circuit interrupter for disconnecting main electrical power.

System Check, Test, and Start

Start-Up

Procedures for general unit start-up, including setting setpoints, placing unit in COOL ONLY mode, and starting fans.

Compressor Start-Up

Prepare for compressor operation with supply air fan running. Checks for three-phase power and potential issues.

Expansion Valve Superheat Adjustment

Crucial adjustment for compressor performance. Set superheat between 10-12°F under full load, 6-8°F under reduced load.

Refrigerant Charge

Units use R-22 or R-407C. Improper charging can damage equipment. Follow specific charging procedures.

Replacement Parts

Check, Test, and Start Procedure Form

Start-up

Checks unit start sequence, fan rotation, water temperatures, compressor operation, and electrical readings.

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