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Units Not Requiring Accessory Electric Heat Box
(Accessory Kit Numbers CRHEATER136A00,
137A00, 138A00, 139A00, 140A00, 141A00)

1. Remove the 2-in. knockout from the bottom of the unit

control box, and install a 2-in. bushing (provided) in the
hole.

2. On heat pump units using number CRHEATER137A00

or CRHEATER138A00 accessory kits, remove the factory-
supplied power wire terminals, and crimp the

3

8

-in. ring

terminals (supplied in accessory kit) onto the ends of the
power wires.

3. Route power wires from the electric heat control box through

the bushing, and into the unit control box.

4. Attach power wiring to the terminal block (TB) as shown

in Fig. 6.

Units Requiring Accessory Electric Heat Box
(Fig. 7) (Accessory Kits CRHEATER142A00 and
CRHEATER143A00)

1. Remove field power supply wiring from terminal block

in base unit control box, and remove the wiring from the
box.

2. Remove the 2-in. knockout from the bottom of the unit

control box, and install a 2-in. bushing (provided) in the
hole.

3. Install accessory electric heat box (Fig. 7) under the unit

control box (Fig. 8). The holes in the accessory electric
heat box align with the knockouts in the partition and the
bottom of the unit control box.

4. Install field power supply wiring in accessory electric heat

box and connect it to TB (see Fig. 8 and label diagram on
the unit).

5. Route 1/0 wire with pigtails from the accessory electric

heat box into base unit control box.

6. Fasten the pigtails to TB1 in the unit control box as shown

in Fig. 8.

7. Install electric heater power wiring from the electric heat

control box to TB in accessory electric heat box as shown
in Fig. 8. Fasten wires with plate washers and lock nuts
provided. When running power wiring through unit cor-
ner post, install a field-supplied watertight connector.

All Units

1. Remove knockout in base unit control box below the low-

voltage barrier.

2. Install a

7

8

-in. bushing (provided).

3. Feed control wiring from electric heater control box through

hole and secure to TB2 or TB3 as shown in Fig. 6 and 8.

4. Mark the space on the unit nameplate labelled ‘‘Check

Here’’ with appropriate unit minimum circuit amps and
overcurrent protection device.

5. Set heat anticipator settings according to Table 5.
6. Replace all panels.
7. Turn on power to the unit.

ELECTRIC
HEATER
COMPARTMENT

SPACER

ELECTRIC
HEATER
CONTROL
BOX

CONTROL BOX COMPARTMENT

ELECTRIC HEATER
POWER WIRING

ELECTRIC
HEATER
CONTROL
WIRING

ELECTRIC HEATER ELEMENTS

Fig. 3 — Accessory Electric Heater Installation

HEATER
ELEMENTS

ELECTRIC HEATER
CONTROL BOX

HEATER POWER WIRING

HEATER CONTROL
WIRING

Fig. 4 — Accessory Electric Heater Assembly

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Summary of Contents for CRHEATER136A00

Page 1: ...included in package numbers CRHEATER137A00 and CRHEATER138A00 only and are only used on heat pump units INSTALLATION NOTE A minimum ductwork clearance of 1 in is re quired for the first 24 in of ductw...

Page 2: ...ROL BOX ACCESS PANEL NOTE Typical unit shown with electric heater access panel removed Fig 1 Typical Unit Physical Details 13 to 18 Ton Unit Shown Kit numbers CRHEATER142A00 and CRHEATER143A00 only Fi...

Page 3: ...110 122 110 125 142A00 117 135 42 56 166 155 175 175 143A00 156 180 56 75 176 200 200 225 480 137A00 39 32 59 60 138A00 66 55 76 80 139A00 96 80 106 110 20 Tons 208 240 141A00 7 5 72 82 26 34 121 134...

Page 4: ...75 195 215 225 225 380 137A00 32 21 6 71 90 138A00 54 36 89 90 480 137A00 39 32 66 70 138A00 66 55 83 90 139A00 96 80 113 125 LEGEND FLA Full Load Amps IFM Indoor Fan Motor MCA Minimum Circuit Amps M...

Page 5: ...ower supply wiring in accessory electric heat box and connect it to TB see Fig 8 and label diagram on the unit 5 Route 1 0 wire with pigtails from the accessory electric heat box into base unit contro...

Page 6: ...ASEPAN BAFFLE ELECTRIC HEATER CONTROL BOX SPACER BAFFLE Fig 5 Electric Heater Installation Details LEGEND ASY Assembly TB Terminal Block Fig 6 Accessory Electric Heat Wiring Connection Diagram Package...

Page 7: ...Electric Heat Box NOTE Route heater control wiring outside of accessory electric heat box Secure with field supplied wire ties to base unit control box Con trol wiring must clear hinged door on electr...

Page 8: ...0 26 32 0 52 55 0 78 Heater capacity kW is based on heater voltage of 208 V 240 v 380 v or 480 v Heaters are rated at 240 v and 480 v If distribution voltage to unit power varies from rated heater vol...

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