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General| Type | Air Handler |
|---|---|
| Heating Type | Electric |
| Construction | Galvanized Steel |
| Insulation | Fiberglass |
| Motor Type | ECM |
| Voltage Options | 208/230V |
Outlines general safety practices for operating and servicing the AHU.
Explains the meaning of various hazard and information symbols used in the manual.
Provides a general description of the AHU and its manufacturing standards.
Details PACE's warranty terms, coverage, and conditions for AHUs.
Emphasizes the primary responsibility of individuals working with the equipment for safety.
Describes the four main operational systems of the AHU.
Explains the purpose and function of the AHU's ventilation system.
Details the typical components and function of the AHU's economizer system.
Lists the various types of heating and cooling methods applicable to the AHU.
Defines how to determine the proper left or right hand orientation of the AHU.
Identifies the types of ID labels found on AHUs for identification purposes.
Lists the specific information contained on the AHU's main identification label.
Describes the skid ID label and its purpose in indicating assembly order for multi-piece AHUs.
Explains the segment ID box used to identify skids and segments in multi-piece AHUs.
Explains how loose parts are labeled and identified for installation.
States the standard direction for reading airflow in the manual.
Provides guidance on proper delivery inspection and storage of AHUs.
Outlines recommendations for short-term storage of indoor and outdoor AHUs.
Details requirements and maintenance for long-term storage of AHUs.
Instructs on how to inspect shipments for damage and shortages upon arrival.
Defines the receiver's responsibilities for freight claims and damage reporting.
Lists preventive maintenance tasks before storing the AHU long-term.
Provides essential guidelines and warnings for rigging AHU sections and components.
Advises on how to determine AHU weights for rigging and crane selection.
Gives considerations for moving the AHU to its installation site.
Illustrates proper techniques for lifting AHU sections using shackles and chains.
Explains the use of come-a-longs for pulling AHU sections together.
Details the correct procedure for using a forklift to move AHUs.
Provides essential safety warnings and site preparation guidelines before installation.
Advises on proper placement and clearance for outdoor AHUs to ensure access and ventilation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the AHU curb.
Specifies clearance needs and mounting requirements for indoor AHUs.
Offers recommendations for structurally supporting ceiling-suspended AHUs.
Provides general instructions for installing an outdoor AHU.
Gives sequential steps for installing a single-piece outdoor AHU.
Details the process for placing and assembling multi-piece outdoor AHUs on a curb.
Provides instructions for positioning and preparing AHU sections before joining.
Guides on using come-a-longs to pull and join AHU sections securely.
Details the installation of hoods and optional moisture eliminators.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing an indoor AHU.
Details the installation process for AHUs with expanded cabinets and end channel shipping splits.
Instructions for setting up and joining AHU sections, including electrical connections.
Guides on assembling and securing stacked AHU tiers.
Details how to assemble the end channel shipping split, particularly with energy recovery wheels.
Provides instructions for installing damper actuators onto damper shafts.
Explains how to orient damper blades for proper operation based on type.
Guides on installing multi-zone dampers into the AHU.
Provides information for selecting and installing field-supplied damper actuators.
Lists parts and refers to figures for installing pipe chases, hoods, and seam caps.
Introduces air filters and their importance for protecting AHU coils.
Describes how to check filter cleanliness and when to replace them.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing 2-inch pleated filters.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing 4-inch pleated filters.
Details the process for installing a 2-inch Single Headered (SH) filter.
Guides on installing a 2-inch pre-filter with a SH final filter.
Instructions for installing a Multi-Cell SBM Double Headered (DH) filter.
Guides on installing combined pre-filters with a DH final filter.
Provides specific instructions for installing pre-filter latches.
Introduces HEPA filters and their application requirements.
Describes the Koch HEPA filter frame and its installation.
Explains the features of the welded bevel seal frame for HEPA filters.
Details the use and installation of visual control filter clamps for HEPA filters.
Explains the applications and design of visual control clamps for HEPA filters.
Instructions for filling inertia fan bases with concrete.
Covers the replacement and adjustment of thrust restraints on fans.
Step-by-step guide for replacing thrust restraints on supply fans.
Details how to adjust thrust restraints after installation for proper function.
Explains the importance and methods for aligning sheaves for optimal belt performance.
Instructions for replacing belts and aligning sheaves on top-mounted systems.
Provides information on factory-mounted steam humidifiers and contractor responsibilities.
Details contractor responsibilities for installing UV lamps and connecting power.
Wiring diagram for the UV control panel with an 8 amp configuration.
Wiring diagram for the UV control panel with a configuration greater than 8 amps.
Explains how to connect air measuring devices like COMETER and PIEZORING.
Details connections for air measuring probes at the fan inlet.
Provides instructions for installing the pipe chase before connecting piping.
Lists tools and materials required for pipe chase installation.
Details steps to prepare the installation site for the pipe chase.
Provides instructions for applying various gaskets during pipe chase installation.
Guides on how to attach the pipe chase to the AHU and curb.
Instructions for installing cover angles on the pipe chase.
Details how to install base rail covers for the pipe chase.
Outlines installation of external vent piping for outdoor AHUs.
Provides instructions for proper condensate drain arrangement and trap installation.
Covers general electrical codes, wiring practices, and safety precautions for AHUs.
Details how to make power connections, including single point power options.
Explains the single point power connection option and included devices.
Guides on making motor connections for supply, return, and exhaust fans.
Instructions for wiring the energy recovery wheel if single point power is not used.
Details wiring responsibilities for the gas heat device if not using single point power.
Guides on wiring the electric heat device if single point power was not purchased.
Lists the available power options for electric heat devices.
Describes the available fused and non-fused disconnect switch options.
Covers safety precautions, application info, and mechanical installation for electric heat.
Provides information on minimum air velocity and temperature limits for electric heaters.
Details the mechanical installation of airflow switches within the electric heat control panel.
Explains the different control options available for electric heat staging and modulation.
Illustrates the correct orientation for pressure probes used with airflow switches.
Shows how to connect air flow switches for proper operation.
Provides detailed instructions for electrical installation of heaters, including wiring and sizing.
Guides on wiring the electric humidifier if not using the single point power option.
Mentions control wiring diagrams and factory package drawings for humidifiers.
Details how to seal penetrations through AHU panels for piping and electrical conduits.
Lists tools needed for making field penetrations.
Lists materials needed for sealing penetrations.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for creating and sealing panel penetrations.
Lists parts shipped loose for AHU lighting on tiered units.
Provides guidance on installing pipe chases and bringing piping into the AHU.
Gives guidelines and warnings for piping coils, emphasizing isolation and support.
Discusses external connections for staggered coils in expanded cabinets.
Details connection procedures for hot and chilled water coils.
Outlines measures to prevent freeze damage to coils during cold weather.
Discusses best practices for steam supply control and valve selection.
Provides information on selecting and sizing steam traps for various applications.
Warns about freezing risks in traps and suggests protective measures.
Explains how to prevent condensate buildup in drain pans and pipes.
Discusses methods to elevate AHUs for proper gravity drain connections.
Covers guidelines for ensuring positive seals and efficient airflow with duct connections.
Outlines best practices for connecting ducts to the AHU for optimal performance.
Details how to connect raw or straight edge ducts to the AHU.
Discusses factors affecting noise and vibration generated by AHUs.
Provides instructions for installing top discharge ductwork for outdoor AHUs.
Guides on installing front and rear discharge ductwork for outdoor AHUs.
Details warranty, installation, and operation for VIFB and IFB coils.
Offers recommendations for steam and hot water piping installations.
Emphasizes the need for flexible connectors to accommodate header expansion.
Discusses measures to prevent freeze-up, especially with outdoor AHUs and mixed air.
Introduces refrigeration systems and DX direct expansion coils.
Explains the characteristics and handling of DX direct expansion coils.
Describes the three main types of DX coil arrangements: interlaced, row split, and face split.
Details the function, sizing, and installation of thermostatic expansion valves.
Explains the use of hot gas bypass for capacity control at low loads.
Discusses coil circuiting and staging strategies for DX coils based on compressor count.
Explains how multiple control stages improve temperature control and equipment life.
Emphasizes the importance of maintaining adequate airflow for condenser and compressor protection.
Introduces Variable Air Volume (VAV) systems and their components.
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