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General| Model Number | TSC090H |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Cooling Capacity | 7.5 Tons |
| Heating Capacity | Not Applicable |
| Compressor Type | Scroll |
| Refrigerant Type | R-410A |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Phase | 3 |
| Sound Level (Outdoor Unit) | 76 dB |
Defines safety advisories like warnings, cautions, and notices used throughout the manual.
Covers environmental concerns, ozone layer impact, and responsible refrigerant handling requirements.
Details critical safety requirements for field wiring, grounding, and personal protective equipment.
Mandates all personnel follow company EHS policies for hazardous work, superseding local regulations if more stringent.
States document ownership by Trane, prohibition of reproduction, and trademark rights of respective owners.
Lists updates made to the document, including specific data and chart revisions.
Details cooling capacity, EER, IEER, heating output, and efficiency ratings.
Covers outdoor/indoor coil details, fan/motor specs, filters, and refrigerant charge.
Provides heating input values, burner stages, and gas connection pipe sizes.
Lists fan speeds in RPM for standard motors with various sheave settings and static pressures.
Details fan speeds for oversized motors across different sheave settings and static pressures.
Provides air temperature rise data across electric heaters for different kW inputs and stages.
Details fan RPM and BHP for 1-hp standard motors across various static pressures and drive types.
Lists fan RPM and BHP for 3-hp oversized motors with different drive configurations and static pressures.
Provides formulas to calculate fan motor heat output (MBH) based on fan BHP.
Presents fan RPM and BHP for 1-hp motors at various static pressures for horizontal airflow.
Details fan RPM and BHP for 3-hp motors across static pressures for horizontal airflow.
Explains fan motor heat calculation and reliability of factory-supplied motors.
Lists fan RPM and BHP for 1-hp motors with gas heat, covering various static pressures and airflow.
Details fan RPM and BHP for 3-hp motors with gas heat at different static pressures and airflow.
Provides notes on motor heat calculation and the reliability of factory-supplied motors.
Presents fan RPM and BHP for 1-hp motors with gas heat for horizontal airflow.
Details fan RPM and BHP for 3-hp motors with gas heat for horizontal airflow.
Explains fan motor heat calculation and notes on factory-supplied motor reliability.
Lists fan RPM and BHP for 1-hp motors at high gas heat settings across static pressures.
Details fan RPM and BHP for 3-hp motors at high gas heat settings across static pressures.
Provides formulas for calculating fan motor heat (MBH) from fan BHP for different motor sizes.
Presents fan RPM and BHP for 1-hp motors with horizontal high gas heat across static pressures.
Details fan RPM and BHP for 3-hp motors with horizontal high gas heat across static pressures.
Includes notes on motor heat calculation, pressure drop, and factory motor reliability.
Illustrates the cooling cycle pressure curve based on indoor airflow of 400 CFM/Ton at various ambient conditions.
Graph showing liquid pressure vs. liquid temperature for subcooling charge adjustment at 320 cfm/ton.
Graph illustrating liquid pressure vs. liquid temperature for subcooling charge adjustment at 400 cfm/ton.
Displays liquid pressure vs. liquid temperature for subcooling charge adjustment at 480 cfm/ton.
Diagram showing the refrigerant flow path in the cooling system, including key components.
