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General| Type | Ductless Mini-Split |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Programmability | Programmable |
| Compressor Type | Not applicable to thermostat |
Emphasizes the need for qualified personnel for field wiring to prevent fire and electrocution hazards.
Mandates the use of PPE when exposed to electrical, mechanical, and chemical hazards during installation/servicing.
Discusses the impact of man-made chemicals on the ozone layer and responsible refrigerant practices.
Explains the meaning of each digit in the unit's model number for identification and configuration.
Provides important notes and exceptions related to specific model number digits and their configurations.
Details the model number structure for the 17 Plus series, covering key digits and their meanings.
Provides important notes and exceptions related to specific model number digits and their configurations for the 17 Plus series.
Verifying unit nameplate, power supply, and checking for shipping damage upon arrival.
How the ECA monitors temperatures and controls dampers for HVAC operation.
Description of basic input devices used within the RTRM network for unit control.
Describes how the LPC function shuts off the compressor if low pressure conditions occur.
Minimum operating and service clearances required for typical installation configurations.
Safety precautions and checks before installing the unit, including fiberglass warnings.
Guidelines for constructing appropriate footings or slab foundations for unit support.
Illustrates supply and return air openings for different unit configurations.
Procedures and safety warnings for lifting and moving the unit.
Methods for converting the condensate drain to exit the front or base of the unit.
Guidelines for properly sizing and installing the unit's supply power wiring.
Importance of balanced three-phase power and how to measure and calculate imbalance.
Procedure for checking and correcting electrical phasing for proper motor rotation.
Initial checks and test procedures for the ReliaTel control module upon power initialization.
Procedures for measuring and adjusting system airflow to meet required CFM specifications.
Steps for safely starting compressors, checking rotation, pressures, and superheat.
Final checks of the unit, programming, and securing panels before leaving the site.
Detailed steps for adjusting belt tension using a tension gauge.
Procedures for cleaning evaporator and condenser coils to maintain unit efficiency.
Recommended cleaning methods for microchannel condenser coils, emphasizing caution.
Steps for checking the Relia Tel Refrigeration Module (RTRM) diagnostics and system status.
Methods for checking system status using LED indicators or voltage readings at specific terminals.
Potential causes and checks for cooling failures, including sensor and circuit issues.
Verifying economizer status using the ECA LED indicator and identifying error codes.
Lists wiring diagram numbers for control schematics based on system type and voltage.
Lists wiring diagram numbers for power schematics based on system type and voltage.
Outlines the warranty terms for Electric Air Conditioner models for residential use.
Details the warranty for Electric Air Conditioner models intended for commercial use.
