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HA / 34 /45 /52 /61 / 75 / 89 / 110  RC 

 

Roof Top Unit

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(c)

Fan Drive.

(i)

Pulley adjustment correct for expected air quantity and static pressure.

(ii)

Belt tension correct.

(d)

Check that the Biloc Sheaves on both the fan shaft and the motor are correctly fitted to the bush and

rotate without wobble.

(i)

Ensure that the motor is securely bolted to the mounting plate square to the fan shaft.

(ii)

Using a string line or straight edge ensure that the pulley grooves are correctly aligned.

(e)

Improper alignment of the pulleys and belt may cause vibration in the fan drive and result in prema-

ture wear.

COMMISSIONING 

 (CONTINUED)

2. OPERATING CHECK LIST

PLEASE NOTE: Read the electronic controls options for CAC controller manual before proceeding.

Read the electronic controls option for CAC controler before proceeding

PLEASE NOTE

2.1 Indoor Fan & Drive

(a)

Check that the Biloc Sheaves on both the fan shaft and the motor are correctly fitted to the bush and

rotate without wobble.

(b)

Rotation: Cheek direction of rotation.

(c)

Static Pressure Loss and Air Quantity

(d)

The indoor air quantity must be within the application limits of the unit supply air fan (see fan curves).

The associated static pressure must be such that the motor is operating within its normal power rating.

With  all  panels  in  place  measure  current  in  each  phase  of  the  indoor  fan  motor  using  clip-on  type

ammeter. Compare this to the nameplate full load current.

2.2 Outdoor Fan

(a)

Clearance: Spin fan by hand and check clearance.

(b)

Rotation: Start fan motor and check direction of rotation.

2.3 Compressor and Refrigeration System

(a)

If outdoor air temperature is below zero make sure that the compressor sump heater has been on for at

least  one  hour  before  starting  compressor.

(b)

Running check: Start the compressor. Check for any unusual noise and vibration.

(c)

Operating Pressures: Operate the unit for a minimum of 20 minutes to ensure that the refrigerant pres-

sures have stabilised, and check that they are within normal operating limits.

(d)

Operating Temperature: Check discharge, suction and liquid temperatures.

(e)

Discharge temperature on cooling cycle should normally not exceed 95’C.

(f)

Suction superheat should be 6°C ± 2°C.

(g)

Liquid should be sub-cooled.

2.4 General

(a)

Cheek for any unusual noises or vibration in the running components, particularly the indoor fan drive

system.

2.5 Protective Devices

(a)

High Pressure Switch.

(b)

low Pressure Switch.

Summary of Contents for HA 110 RC

Page 1: ...Industrial Range Climatisation Climatisation R 22 HEATPUMP Roof Top Units HA 34 RC HA 45 RC HA 52 RC HA 61 RC HA 75 RC HA 89 RC HA 110 RC INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TH 3886 B 3990132 FROM EMAILAIR...

Page 2: ...king into account specific conditions of the location and the current required for any other appliance connected with the same circuit WARNING Cutoff power supply before starting to work on the applia...

Page 3: ...n transposed HA 34 RC 45RC 52RC HA 61RC HA 75 RC HA 89 RC HA 110 RC MachinERY DIRECTIVE 98 37 CEE Low Voltage Directive DBT 73 23 CEE amended by Directive 93 68 CEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Direc...

Page 4: ...linging the unit care must be taken to prevent rope damage to the paintwork or components In particular the drain connections on the unit must be avoided R 22 END PRODUCT PART NUMBERS COOLING SPECIFIC...

Page 5: ...A A A A m m 1 2 5 2 5 2 6 9 4 G 5 7 5 2 2 3 2 3 1 8 6 G 5 5 8 2 2 3 2 3 1 9 6 G 5 R 22 CONTENTS OF PARCEL R 22 e c n a i l p p a f o e p y T 5 4 A H d j 2 5 A H j d 1 6 A H j d y l p p u s r e w o P...

Page 6: ...ck m m e c n a r a e l c m u m i n i M A B C D E 0 0 6 0 0 8 0 0 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 HANDLING INSTALLATION OF THE UNIT Minimum clearance to be provided for maintenance access NET WEIGHT Modell HA 34 HA 45...

Page 7: ...n if possible position the outdoor coil away from the winds to reduce defrost cycle time 6 If possible orient the unit outdoor coil towards the morning sun This increases efficiency in heating and de...

Page 8: ...25 4 O D copper drain 155 390 390 155 85 683 25 duct flanges 156 272 144 535 1120 mounting centres 14 14 234 292 99 561 87 to drain 98 316 107 761 1282 mounting centres 19 19 264 345 100 579 90 to dr...

Page 9: ...85 25 duct flanges 978 1320 1320 155 25 4 O D copper drain 90 to drain 99 806 37 739 130 316 98 264 345 1282 mounting centres 19 19 1320 1320 157 Copper drain 25 4 O D 157 137 508 538 138 68 25 duct...

Page 10: ...on the condensate drain lines Drain port dia 1 CAUTION Never braze the condensate drain pipe to the appliance outlet fittings CAUTION For Heatpump models if the outdoor temperature is likely to fall b...

Page 11: ...essures and temperatures should be checked to verify the unit is properly charged by a qualified refrigeration mechanic WWARNING s DEFROST CYCLE DRAINAGE During the heating cycle ice forms on the surf...

Page 12: ...ts in workmanship or material under normal use and service subject to certain conditions As ECP Australia has not direct control over field work done during installation claims resulting from damage t...

Page 13: ...lication limits of the unit supply air fan see fan curves The associated static pressure must be such that the motor is operating within its normal power rating With all panels in place measure curren...

Page 14: ...ommon filter is either a 25 mm or 50 mm thick permanent type which may be cleaned with the aid of a vacuum cleaner then washed in a weak solution of detergent and warm water However the installer s re...

Page 15: ...ature e Crankcase heater to be energised during off cycle 7 4 Outdoor Coil a Clean fin surfaces as required b Note condition of fans and motors b Clean fillers c Check condition of fan and fan motor M...

Page 16: ...4 5A 25 250 75 25A 21A 96 3A 25 250 89 32A 25 7A 80 75A 32 320 110 32A 28 5A 91A 32 320 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS ABBREVIATIONS 2 1 COMPRESSOR SAFETY CIRCUIT KA1 phase inversion detector K1 power contactor...

Page 17: ...t to Elco Motor Colore White HA 34 Fan Medium FM ORANGE Fan Hight FH BROWN TABLE 5 FACTORY WIRING MODEL 34 45 52 61 75 89 110 Adjust of Thermal Relays FT3 Range Adjustement 1 8 2 6A 1 9A 1 2 1 8A 1 5A...

Page 18: ...Roof Top Units HA 34 45 52 61 75 89 110 RC Roof Top Unit 18 WIRING DIAGRAM SE 3038A HA 34 C RC T1PRI T1SEC R1...

Page 19: ...Roof Top Units HA 34 45 52 61 75 89 110 RC Roof Top Unit 19 T1PRI T1SEC R1 WIRING DIAGRAM SE 3039B HA 45 52 61 75 C RC...

Page 20: ...Roof Top Units HA 34 45 52 61 75 89 110 RC Roof Top Unit 20 WIRING DIAGRAM SE 3041B HA 89 110 C RC...

Page 21: ...Roof Top Units HA 34 45 52 61 75 89 110 RC Roof Top Unit 21 T1PRI T1SEC WIRING DIAGRAM 3117A HA 89 110 C RC CONTROL...

Page 22: ...TART UP A SIGNAL FROM THE CONTROLLER WILL CLEAR THIS ALARM Other voltage free contact control types including BMS single stage units with CAC CONTROLLER 24V 24 Volt ACTIVE 1 COMP 2 FAN 3 ELEMENT HEAT...

Page 23: ...CL in the set up routine 2 Shielded cable is recommended for this control The RS485 communication wiring must be twisted pair Control wiring must be kept separate from power wiring 3 An RT or Cont ala...

Page 24: ...CL in the set up routine 3 Shielded cable is recommended for this control The RS485 communication wiring must be twisted pair Control wiring must be kept separate from power wiring 4 An RT or Cont ala...

Page 25: ...AUX CONTACTOR XB 01035 REMOTE SENSOR RS485 TO OTHER UNITS NOTES 1 The remote sensor must be used 2 Unit address is set using DIP switches S9 S12 on the CAC controller 3 Shielded cable is recommended...

Page 26: ...ication wiring must be twisted pair Control wiring must be kept separate from power wiring 4 An RT or Cont alarm may appear in initial start up A signal from BMS will clear this alarm 5 The last contr...

Page 27: ...AX 07 3392 8115 ADELAIDE Offices on the parkSuite 27 8 Greenhill Road Wayville SA 5034 TEL 08 8372 7866 FAX 08 8372 7816 PERTH Suite 15 350 Cambridge St Wembley WA 6014 TEL 08 9284 0800 FAX 08 9284 06...

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