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General| CFM | 800 CFM |
|---|---|
| Nominal Airflow | 800 CFM |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Phase | 1 |
| Cabinet Depth | 21 inches |
| Cooling Capacity | 24000 BTU/hr |
| Nominal Cooling Capacity | 2 Tons |
| Cabinet Height | 45 inches |
| Maximum External Static Pressure | 0.5 in. wc |
Covers shock, grounding, power supply, and high pressure hazards.
Covers plenum/ductwork safety and general installation risks.
Warning about California Prop 65 chemicals (lead).
Warns about corrosive/explosive environments and improper installation.
Warns about CO poisoning in enclosed areas with combustion devices.
Notes EPA regulations on refrigerant introduction and disposal.
Details the physical dimensions of the air handler units.
Identifies and illustrates the key parts of the air handler.
Provides cooling capacity and motor specifications.
Explains how to set dip switches for fan speed control.
Provides CFM data at various static pressures for different speeds.
Instructions for verifying unit condition and model after delivery.
Emphasizes reading all instructions and preparing tools/supplies.
Installer's responsibility to follow local and national codes.
How to obtain replacement parts and required information.
Procedure for inspecting the unit for damage upon delivery.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate indoor installation location.
Specifies pipe diameters for gas and liquid lines.
Details solder and screw connection methods for piping.
Instructions for connecting drain pipes and ensuring proper drainage.
Guidelines for supply and return ductwork installation.
Requirements and notices for electrical installation.
Details power supply, circuit ampacity, and protection.
Steps for connecting power wiring and thermostat wires.
Important warnings and guidelines for electrical wiring.
Information on installing electric heat as an accessory.
Checklist of items to verify after unit installation.
Steps for conducting the unit's trial run.
Lists common phenomena, reasons, and treatments for malfunctions.
Describes situations that are not considered unit malfunctions.
Explains LED indicators for operating status and malfunctions.
Guidelines for periodic maintenance by trained personnel.
Recommendation to regularly check the drain pipe for clogs.
Guidance on purchasing and replacing unit parts.
Contact information for service or problems with the unit.
