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General| Model | THJ180 |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Phase | 3 |
| Compressor Type | Scroll |
| Voltage | 208-230V |
Defines safety advisories (Warning, Caution, Notice) crucial for personal safety and proper operation.
Mandates wearing appropriate PPE to protect against electrical, mechanical, and chemical hazards during operation.
Stresses adherence to company Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) policies for safe work practices.
Introduces various zone sensors available for controlling the unit's temperature and system settings.
Warns about potential health risks (cancer, respiratory irritation) from fiberglass wool exposure and mandates PPE.
Presents detailed dimensional drawings and measurements for 6 to 10 tons high efficiency units.
Reinforces safe lifting practices, ensuring equipment is rated and cables support the unit's full weight.
Warns about potential roof damage from oil and refrigerant exposure and advises protection measures.
Warns of fire hazards from improper clearance between units/ductwork and combustible materials, stressing safe material use.
Provides guidance on rigging procedures, referencing dimensions and weights for proper lift planning and execution.
Reiterates the importance of a level lift and testing the unit's center of gravity to prevent dropping and injury.
Provides guidelines for field-installed power wiring, ensuring compatibility with unit nameplate ratings and using copper conductors.
Covers main unit power connection, including field wiring, grounding, and optional through-the-base electrical options.
Reiterates requirements for qualified personnel, NEC compliance, and proper grounding to prevent electrical hazards.
Warns about hazardous voltage and the need for lockout/tagout procedures before any electrical servicing.
Details standard wiring connections, including service entrance location and grounding requirements.
Explains wiring for the optional through-the-base electrical option, including disconnect switch or circuit breaker connections.
Provides guidelines for field-installed control wiring, emphasizing qualified personnel and NEC compliance.
Warns of severe injury from capacitors and mandates power disconnection, discharge, and lockout/tagout procedures.
Warns of injury from rotating components and emphasizes working with qualified personnel when components are live.
Explains the critical requirement for balanced three-phase power to prevent motor overheating and failure.
Describes proper electrical supply phasing for three-phase motors and how to verify correct rotation before starting.
Warns about the dangers of live electrical components and stresses the need for qualified personnel and extreme care.
Guides on attaching service gauges, observing operating pressures, and checking system superheat for compressor startup.
Outlines final checks after all startup procedures, including programming, verifying settings, and securing panels.
Reminds users to follow all instructions in the manual, service alerts, and design specifications for safety.
Warns technicians to follow all safety precautions, disconnect power, and use qualified personnel for service tasks.
Outlines essential monthly maintenance checks, including filter inspection, electrical connections, and unit general inspection.
Warns about hazards associated with coil cleaning agents and mandates the use of PPE and adherence to safety data sheets.
Details the warranty coverage, duration, limitations, and exclusions for Trane Electric Air Conditioners.
