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General| Brand | PoolPak |
|---|---|
| Model | HCD 1400 |
| Category | Dehumidifier |
| Language | English |
Discusses unique design challenges and PoolPak system benefits for indoor pools.
Explains energy consumption factors and associated costs for pool environments.
Details the system's application scope and purpose.
Explains sources of moisture in indoor pools and past removal methods.
Describes condensation, mildew, mold, and structural damage from excess humidity.
Discusses air quality issues related to pool water chemistry and ventilation.
Covers factors affecting comfort, like temperature, humidity, and air movement.
Highlights the importance of water chemistry for bather health and enclosure condition.
Discusses various methods for controlling humidity, temperature, and ventilation.
Combines technologies for increased efficiency and capability.
Discusses desiccant technology and heat recovery wheels.
Explains how PoolPak models promote uniform space conditions with air recirculation.
Covers supply air volume, static pressure, and duct system design.
Discusses optimal placement of supply and return openings for unit efficiency.
Provides recommendations for ductwork installation to minimize friction and condensation.
Covers placement of supply outlets and return grilles to avoid short-circuiting.
Discusses auxiliary heating, negative pressure, vapor barriers, and insulation.
Explains the system's purpose, operation, and benefits.
Explains dew point control for accurate moisture management and damage prevention.
Describes the air and refrigerant flow through the evaporator and compressor.
Introduces the ECC-PCP controller for managing pool enclosure humidity and temperatures.
Explains how PoolComPak units can be networked for synchronized control.
Covers the optional space cooling feature using auxiliary air conditioning condensers.
Explains how recovered heat is directed to the pool water condenser for heating.
Lists standard and optional components and features.
Describes the RoofPak as a self-contained, all-in-one dehumidification system.
Covers system selection, configurations, and applications.
Details the features and design of the RoofPak Series.
Explains the benefits of TEFC motors for motor protection and longevity.
Details the system for handling outside air intake and service access.
Describes the housed blower assembly for durability and reliability.
Explains its function in supplying recycled energy to the pool water.
Provides a summary of technical data for RoofPak units.
Presents dimensional information for the PCP RoofPak.
Lists the weights of various RoofPak configurations.
Presents performance data for various PoolComPak models.
Presents performance data for HCD, HCDV, and HCDH models.
Details unit dimensions for PoolComPak models.
Details hot water coil capacities for vertical and horizontal models.
Lists outside air damper sizes for various PoolComPak models.
Covers factory refrigerant charge information.
Presents performance data for remote air-cooled condensers.
Details information and sizes for electric duct heaters.
Outlines general installation requirements for PoolComPak units.
Provides guidance on handling and protecting the unit during shipping and installation.
Specifies required clearances for unit operation and service.
Details requirements for mounting units on level bases or suspended structures.
Advises on inspecting the unit for damage upon receipt.
Covers power supply requirements, fused disconnects, and wiring.
Refers to wiring diagrams for control wiring connections.
Discusses options for condensate disposal and local code compliance.
Details the specific curb design and installation responsibilities for rooftop mounting.
Covers power venting and piping for integral gas furnaces.
Describes the field wiring requirements for the ECC-PCP system.
Details the function and mounting of the cold surface temperature sensor.
Explains the economizer system's operation and its integration with the ECC-PCP.
Covers the installation of the outside air temperature sensor for economizer systems.
Explains the use of air-cooled condensers for heat rejection in cooling mode.
Details the connection of auxiliary pool water heating systems.
Explains the connection of auxiliary air heating systems.
Describes the connection of an external alarm system to the ECC-PCP.
Covers the integration of the fire control system with the PoolComPak unit.
Details the location and wiring of the return air sensor.
Explains the function of the purge mode input.
Describes the AC proof input for heat rejection condensers.
Details the installation of the pool water temperature sensor.
Provides guidelines for pool water piping installation and water chemistry.
Covers condensate drain requirements, traps, and piping.
Describes the integral water-cooled condenser option.
Details considerations for locating air-cooled condensers.
Provides spacing guidelines for multiple remote ACC installations.
Covers installation requirements for ACC units placed in pits.
Outlines clearance requirements for ACC units near decorative fences.
Covers refrigerant piping installation and guidelines.
Details line sizing and routing for proper oil and refrigerant flow.
Explains refrigerant and oil charging procedures for ACC units.
Details the design and operation of the Remote Interface Unit (RIU).
Explains how to view system status information on the RIU.
Guides users on changing operating set points for temperature and humidity.
Explains the purge mode function and its operational effects.
Describes how to access and interpret detailed system status screens.
Explains the master/slave operation of networked ECC-PCP units.
Details parameters for configuring the ECC-PCP network.
Explains how set points are managed across networked units.
Provides access to service functions requiring a password.
Lists available digital output screens for system control.
Lists available analog input screens for system monitoring.
Configures installed options and system parameters.
Configures humidity control routines and parameters.
Configures the building automation system interface.
Configures operation for multiple unit installations.
Configures the operation of the compressor.
Configures the optional economizer damper system.
Provides information on the last 50 faults for troubleshooting.
Accesses manual control options for qualified service personnel.
Configures units of measure and passwords.
Shows connections for auxiliary heaters in multi-unit setups.
Illustrates heater connections for two-pool installations.
Provides a diagram of the field wiring for PoolComPak systems.
Shows the connection diagram for the fire control system.
