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Suburban Dynaline 3 A&E Manual 12/2021 Rev.2

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SPECIFICATIONS

DYNALINE

 3 SERIES

Dynaline

™ 

3

General Data

Model

DYNA07AC DYNA09AC DYNA12AC DYNA16AC

Rated Heating Input (BTU/h)

12,000

12,000

18,000

20,000

Rated Heating Output (BTU/h)

9,840

9,840

14,580

16,000

Thermal Efficiency (TE)

82%

82%

82%

82%

Rated Cooling Capacity (BTU/h)

7,600

9,500

11,500

15,000

Sensible/Latent Cooling

65/35

69/31

65/35

65/35

EER

11.60

11.20

10.40

9.50

Rated air flow: fan only (CFM)

Hi cool/low cool (CFM)

Hi heat/low heat (CFM)

260

300/250

320/260

260

300/250

320/260

300

390/300

410/300

340

400/330

420/340

Weight lbs (kg)

180 (82)

180 (82)

180 (82)

185 (84)

Minimum Installation Clearances

Outside:
Rear to nearest obstruction

3 feet

3 feet

3 feet

3 feet

Top, sides to nearest obstruction

0

0

0

0

Centerline vent to window

9”

9”

9”

9"

Inside:
Cabinet front to nearest obstruction

12”*

12”*

12”*

12"

Cabinet sides to nearest obstruction

1”

1”

1”

1"

Cabinet bottom to floor (for return air)

0

0

0

0

Cabinet top to ceiling

12”

12”

12”

12"

*Obstruction must be removed for service of unit.

Condenser Fan

Fan Blade Diameter

12"

12"

12"

12"

Number of Blades

4

4

4

4

Pitch

25º

25º

25º

25º

Condenser Fan Motor RPM

1,500

1,500

1,500

1,500

Full Load Amps

0.5

0.5

0.5

0.5

Condenser Coil

Type

Copper/Aluminum

Coil Area

364 sq. inches

Rows

3

3

3

3

Fins per Inch

12

12

13

13

Evaportator Coil

Type

Copper/Aluminum

Coil Area

234 sq. in. 234 sq. in. 260 sq. in. 260 sq. in.

Rows

3

3

3

3

Fins per Inch

11

11

11

11

Refrigerant Metering

Capillary

Room Air Fan Motor

Speed

2

2

2

2

RPM High/Low

1260/1130 1260/1130 1520/1400 1520/1400

Full Load Amps

0.3

0.3

0.5

0.7

Min. Wire Size (60º Copper)

#18 AWG #18 AWG #18 AWG #18 AWG

Electrical Data

Model

DYNA07ACA DYNA09ACA DYNA12ACA DYNA12ACV DYNA16ACA

Volts/Phase/Cycle

208/230-60-1 208/230-60-1 208/230-60-1 277-60-1

208/230-60-1

Total Amps Cooling/Heating

3.3/1.0

3.8/1.0

5.1/1.0

4.8/1.0

7.5/1.2

Total Watts Cooling/Heating

675/150

855/150

1125/150

1125/150

1550/260

Min. Wire Size (Copper)

#14 AWG

#14 AWG

#14 AWG

#14 AWG

#14 AWG

Protection-Fused

2-15 amp

2-15 amp

2-15 amp

2-15 amp

2-15 amp

Protection-Circuit (HACR type)

Dual-15 amp Dual-15 amp Dual-15 ampDual-15 amp Dual-15 amp

Unit Plug:       

Amps

NEMA Rating

15 amp

6-15 P

15 amp

6-15 P

15 amp

6-15 P

15 amp

6-15 P

15 amp

6-15 P

Receptacle:

Type

Amps

NEMA Rating

Tandem

15 amp

6-15 R

Tandem

15 amp

6-15 R

Tandem

15 amp

6-15 R

Tandem

15 amp

6-15 R

Tandem

15 amp

6-15 R

Compressor Data

Model

DYNA07ACA DYNA09ACA DYNA12ACA DYNA12ACV DYNA16ACA

Type

Hermetic Rotary

Refrigerant Type (HCFC)

R410A

R410A

R410A

R410A

R410A

Refrigerant charge

26 oz.

26 oz.

32 oz.

32 oz.

36 oz.

Rated Load Amps

2.9

3.9

4.9

4.2

6.6

Locked Rotor Amps

15

22

25

22

32

Compressor Lock-Out Relay

(Normally Closed 24V) 5VA Inrush - 4V Constant

Gas Controls and Additional Data

Model

DYNA07AC

DYNA09AC

DYNA12AC

DYNA16AC

Gas (specify)

Natural or LP

Burners

1

Ignition System: Solid-State

Hot Surface

High Limit (Fixed)

190º

Blocked Flue Switch

200º

200º

200º

205º

Gas Connection Size

3/8”IPS

3/8”IPS

3/8”IPS

3/8”IPS

Gas Connection

(LH) Front or Rear

Blower/Evaporator

Model

DYNA07AC

DYNA09AC

DYNA12AC

DYNA16AC

Wheel Diameter

4.375"

4.375"

4.530"

4.530"

Wheel Width

26"

26"

26"

26"

Air Vent-Manual

70 CFM

70 CFM

70 CFM

70 CFM

Required Filter (1 Each)

6"x30-3/4"

6"x30-3/4"

6"x30-3/4" 8-1/4"x30-3/4"

Filter Type

Electrostatic/Washable Media

Specifications subject to change without notice. Installation must be in accordance with local codes and regulations.

Suburban Applied Products Dynaline™3 Model Identification And Specifications

Example

D

Y

N

A

0

7

A

C

A

0

1

2

L

F

2

0

1

0

0

Position

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

1

Unit Designation

Dynaline 3™

2

3

4
5

Nominal Cooling Capacity

07

 = 7,600

09

 = 9,500

12

 = 11,500

16

 = 15,000

6
7

System Type

AC

 = Air Conditioner

8
9

Power Supply (Volts-Hz-Phase)

A

 = 208/230-60-1

V

 = 277-60-1

10

Nominal Heat Input

012

 = 12,000

020

 = 18,000

022

 = 20,000

11

12
13

Fuel Type

N

 = Natural Gas

L

 = LP Gas

14

Gas Connection

F

 = Front

15

Revision Code

20

16

17

Cabinet Color

100

 = Champaign Beige

800

 = Mesa Tan

416

 = White

200

 = Gray

18
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Summary of Contents for Suburban Dynaline 3 DYNA07AC

Page 1: ...s Motels Apartments and Senior Housing Three BTU h Capacities 12 20 MBTU Gas Heat Low Heating Amp Draw R 410A Refrigerant ARCHITECT S AND ENGINEER S MANUAL A Combination Gas Heating Electric Cooling S...

Page 2: ...o open flame is the modern alternative to pilot lights HSI increases energy conservation while ensuring safety Easy to Install and Service Gas LP or Natural connections may be inside or outside the ro...

Page 3: ...g Tips 33 Accessory Description Review 34 Dynaline 3 Airflow 35 Suburban Limited Warranty 36 37 Dynaline 3 PTAC Features and Benefits 38 39 Hotels Motels Individual room control Energy management inte...

Page 4: ...or each specific locale Utilizing BIN Hour temperature data the following table provides representative examples of costs to operate one PTAC for one year Suburban will gladly prepare a BIN Hour Cost...

Page 5: ...er year at the mid point temperature specific to a geographical location The BIN hours are derived from historical weather data For example at a location with 7 023 heating BIN hours such as Syracuse...

Page 6: ...g infiltration of air water and contaminants into the conditioned area Electrical components Located on the indoor side of the wall they are protected from the weather and easily accessed for service...

Page 7: ...32 21 14 7 8 1 16 7 25 32 42 7 14 42 16 16 42 11 16 40 5 8 3 8 14 3 4 UNIT WALL SLEEVE DIMENSIONS Figure 4 Specifications subject to change without notice Freeze Protection Forces heating operation i...

Page 8: ...50 1125 150 1550 260 Min Wire Size Copper 14 AWG 14 AWG 14 AWG 14 AWG 14 AWG Protection Fused 2 15 amp 2 15 amp 2 15 amp 2 15 amp 2 15 amp Protection Circuit HACR type Dual 15 amp Dual 15 amp Dual 15...

Page 9: ...and Hi Low heat speeds and a fan cycle switch to permit continuous indoor fan operation A separate condenser fan operates in the A C cycle only The condenser fan not operating in the heating mode elim...

Page 10: ...ructed of 20 gauge galvanized steel with a protective baked on enamel finish similar to the wall case GAS TYPE Natural gas units shall be equipped with a gas valve having a built in regulator set to o...

Page 11: ...unit should be installed where it can effectively circulate air into the room Generally the best location is midway along the wall and away from a stairwell or other opening Unit must not be located...

Page 12: ...a location inspect the wall and floor areas to determine that there are no hidden electrical wires piping tubing ducts girders wall studs etc that might interfere with the proper installation and safe...

Page 13: ...4 slope to the outside Do not slope toward front To avoid water damage to the wall do not put holes through the bottom of the wall sleeve NOTE If the unit is to be mounted flush with the exterior wall...

Page 14: ...Remote thermostat Dynaline 3 chassis are supplied for standard built in control To convert the standard chassis to function with remote thermostat connect the thermostat wiring according to thermosta...

Page 15: ...HED INTERIOR WALL SURFACE OF FINISHED INTERIOR WALL CABINET FRONT SLOPE DOWN TO THE OUTSIDE MIN PROJECTION BEYOND EXTERIOR WALL MOUNTING HOLES AND SCREWS BY INSTALLER DO NOT PUT HOLES THROUGH WALL SLE...

Page 16: ...LL WALL SLEEVE ANGLES SCREWS BY INSTALLER DO NOT PUT HOLES THROUGH OR DRIVE SCREWS INTO WALL SLEEVE BOTTOM CAULK AROUND WALL SLEEVE WINDOW OR WALL CABINET FRONT WALL SLEEVE MAX LONG SCREWS FOR SECURIN...

Page 17: ...f pipe of different diameters and lengths in cubic feet per hour with pressure drop of 0 3 inches and specific gravity of 0 60 inches Iron Pipe Sizes IPS Inches Pipe Length feet 1 2 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 2...

Page 18: ...15 4 Using the two 2 8 32 x 1 2 self tapping screws provided secure hi ear elbow as illustrated See C Figure 15 5 Insert gas inlet tube assembly See D Figure 15 through bushing in firewall NOTE The sh...

Page 19: ...arge to the right but can easily be converted for discharge to the left The adaptor is 43 1 4 long with female connection The extension is 43 1 4 long with 1 male tapered flange If you wish to dischar...

Page 20: ...diameter hole 2 places 9 Install adaptor and collar assembly on unit as illustrated and secure with the two 2 screws retained in Step 5 Also secure the adaptor to the adaptor brackets with the screws...

Page 21: ...daptor and collar assembly from the unit At the two locations marked on the adaptor in Step 8 drill a 7 64 diameter hole 2 places 10 Install adaptor and collar assembly on unit as illustrated and secu...

Page 22: ...rolled by a toggle switch or other means in a control panel field supplied The units remain de energized until the room becomes occupied at which time the desk attendant can energize them The standard...

Page 23: ...les of exterior grilles are available to complement building aesthetics Aluminum Grille Unpainted grille of stamped clear anodized aluminum Protects the outdoor fan coil and vent cap assembly Designed...

Page 24: ...as in the event of a diaphragm rupture Gas escapement is limited within ANSI standard levels Multipurpose mounting internal or external For best performance and quick response mount in upright positi...

Page 25: ...t the chassis built in thermostat Schematic 208 230 V A C ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AND WIRING C S BR Y R Y COMPRESSOR MOTOR BR ROOM AIR BR BK EXHAUST MOTOR BK MOTOR BR BR 2 4 3 1 IGNITOR 10 11 12 7 8 9...

Page 26: ...ESSOR RELAY 8 1 HI LIMIT 2 11 PRESSURE 7 4 CONDENSOR MOTOR TEMP SENSE LO HI AIR MOTOR ROOM POWER EMERGENCY 12 3 EXHAUST MOTOR 24V 230V 6 9 FLAME PROBE ROCKER SWITCH 208VAC 230VAC SW FLUE LIMIT G 24VAC...

Page 27: ...ency power generator without forfeiting zone temperature control on the heating cycle Dynaline 3 incorporates an A C compressor lock out capability This feature allows the compressor circuit to be loc...

Page 28: ...ust gases through the unit s vent system is obstructed creating an unsafe condition If the limit switch is determined to be defective it must be replaced Never attempt to repair it and never shunt the...

Page 29: ...This completes the electrical circuit to the input of the module board and a 10 second warm up period for the glo bar is established During the warm up period the glo bar comes on for 10 seconds then...

Page 30: ...temperature rise the switch will close and the compressor will again come on provided that the thermostat is still calling for cooling NOTE Dynaline 3 has a built in 5 minute delay between compressor...

Page 31: ...rise the switch will close and the compressor will again come on provided that the thermostat is still calling for cooling NOTE Dynaline 3 has a built in 5 minute delay between compressor cycles Anyt...

Page 32: ...tor Air Discharge Lateral Connector 43 Air Discharge Lateral Extension 43 Rear Gas Connection Kit Field Installed 2 PSIG Regulator Leveling Legs Set of 2 each Decor Base Panel conceals gas electric co...

Page 33: ...r either horizontally or vertically The grille is installed from the factory to deliver horizontal air flow To change the airflow to vertical simply remove the grille and reinstall in the opposite pos...

Page 34: ...or any other material charges 2 Damages caused by shipping accident abuse negligence misuse fire flood or Acts of God 3 Damages caused by operating or staging the unit in a corrosive environment 4 Dam...

Page 35: ...n the product or with your homeowners manual If his name is not known call your builder or general contractor if yours is a new structure SECOND Contact the Suburban distributor who supplied the produ...

Page 36: ...case they prevent the infiltration of air water and contaminants intothe conditioned area Air Vent The manually operated lever allows entry of 70 CFM of outside air into the comfort area Return Air Fi...

Page 37: ...ncrease in temperature than an all electric unit Economical Gas Heat Provides Comfort to Those Who Need it the Most The Dynaline 3 Difference Dynaline 3 provides warm gas heat In cooler climates parti...

Page 38: ...request A complete warranty statement can be found in each product s Installation Operation Manual on our website As part of the Suburban continuous improvement program specifications are subject to...

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