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3.12 AIR-FLOW

The  air-handler  is  equipped  with  a  Variable  Frequency  Drive  (VFD)  that  provides  a 

reduction in air-flow in the continuous fan mode, 1

st

 

stage cooling mode, and 1

st

 stage 

heat pump heating mode.

Full  air-flow  is  delivered  for  the  2

nd

  stage  of  cooling  mode,  2

nd

  stage  of  heat  pump 

heating mode, and all stages of electric heat. The VFD output frequency and air-flow 

level is based on the 24VAC thermostat inputs. Energizing the G low voltage terminal 

located on the air-handler low voltage terminal block causes the VFD to operate at 37.5 

Hz (63% of full air-flow). Energizing the Y2 or W1 terminals on the low voltage terminal 

block causes the VFD to operate at 60Hz (full air-flow). The VFD is programmed at the 

factory for optimum performance and therefore requires no adjustment when air-handler 

is installed.

The blower performance charts in Section 3.12.2 is based on a dry coil with the factory 

1” fiberglass filters in place and the VFD operating at 60Hz (100%). A component resis-

tance chart is provided in Section 3.12.3 to provide the pressure drop for the various 

accessories that will need to be added to the external static pressure of the duct system 

before selecting a drive package and motor sheave setting.  Keep in mind that high effi-

ciency pleated filters will likely have more pressure drop than the factory filters, so that 

additional pressure drop will also need to be taken into account.  Refer to the filter man-

ufacturer’s pressure drop data for more information.

3.12.1 DRIVE PACKAGE DATA

(-)HCLP2120  Drive Package Data (2nd Stage Operaon)

Drive

Belt

Motor

Part No.

Dia

Part No.

Dia

HP/[KW]

R

1VL40

3.75

AK79H

7.75

A49

2 [1491.4]

S

1VP50

4.75

AK79H

7.75

A50

3 [2237.1]

T

1VP56

5.35

AK79H

7.75

A51

3 [2237.1]

NOTES: 

1. Factory sheave sengs are shown in bold type and shaded.
2. Do not set motor sheave below minimum or maximum turns open shown.
3. Re-adjustment of sheave required to achieve rated airflow at AHRI minimum External Sta•c Pressure
4. Drive data shown is for horizontal airflow with dry coil. Add component resistance (below) to duct resistance to determine total External Sta•c Pressure.

586

Sheave Selection

Motor

Blower

APROXIMATE BLOWER RPM @ MOTER SHEAVE TURNS OPEN

0

1

2

3

4

5

816

770

723

681

630

952

1040

998

955

912

869

823

1149

1113

1077

1035

996

(-)HCLA2090 & (-)HCLP2090 Drive Package Data (2nd Stage Operaon)

Motor

Drive

Belt

HP/[KW]

Part No.

Dia

Part No.

Dia

R

1VP50

4.75 AK104 

10.25 A50

2.0 [1491.4]

S

1VL-44

4.15

AK71H

6.95 A44

2.0 [1491.4]

T

1VL-44

4.15 AK59

5.75 A42

3 [2237.1]

U

1VP-65

6.5 AK79

7.75 A48

3 [2237.1]

NOTES: 

1. Factory sheave sengs are shown in bold type and shaded.
2. Do not set motor sheave below minimum or maximum turns open shown.
3. Re-adjustment of sheave required to achieve rated airflow at AHRI minimum External Sta•c Pressure
4. Drive data shown is for horizontal airflow with dry coil. Add component resistance (below) to duct resistance to determine total External Sta•c Pressure.

Sheave Selection

Motor

Blower

APROXIMATE BLOWER RPM @ MOTER SHEAVE TURNS OPEN

0

1

2

3

4

5

773

801

768

732

696

662

627

998

955

911

865

819

1109

1220

1164

1109

1049

990

926

1322

1280

1240

1197

1153

(-)HCLA2090 & (-)HCLP2090 Drive Package Data (2nd Stage Operation)

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Page 24: ...ion 3 12 1 DRIVE PACKAGE DATA HCLP2120 Drive Package Data 2nd Stage Opera on Drive Belt Motor Part No Dia Part No Dia HP KW R 1VL40 3 75 AK79H 7 75 A49 2 1491 4 S 1VP50 4 75 AK79H 7 75 A50 3 2237 1 T...

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Page 27: ...ore details on field supplied blower drives Determine the correct blower RPM from the air flow performance chart at the intersec tion of the target air flow and E S P Then refer to the Blower Package...

Page 28: ...l screws bolts set screws and piping connections for tightness 10 Check drain 11 Insure that filters are in place 12 Insure all outdoor unit service valves are open 13 Be sure that electrical controls...

Page 29: ...IR FLOW RATE USING ELECTRIC HEAT TEMPERATURE RISE If the air handler is equipped with an electric heater the air flow can be estimated using the air temperature rise across the air handler with the he...

Page 30: ...t at the direction of the thermostat When the call for heat at the thermostat is satisfied or the thermostat is turned to the OFF position the heater contactor s open and de energize the electric heat...

Page 31: ...ITS 150 180 240 150 180 240 ACCESSORY DESCRIPTION MODEL NUMBER SIZE USED ON NET WEIGHT LBS kg Hot Water Coil RXHC C74W 090 120 200 91 RXHC C76W 150 180 240 200 91 Steam Coil RXHC C74S 090 120 200 91 R...

Page 32: ...SEASON Damper always stays at minimum fresh air position while fan motor is operating Outside air damper closes when blower motor is off Minimum fresh air position must not allow mixed air temperatur...

Page 33: ...stalled Mixing Box Dimensions ST A1201 01 X0 5 2 MIXING BOX KITS continued MODEL NO AIR HANDLER SIZES USED ON FLANGED DUCT OPENING IN mm LENGTH IN mm WIDTH IN mm X RXHMBC 74H 090 120 42 1067 16 7 8 12...

Page 34: ...34 5 3 DISCHARGE PLENUM DISCHARGE GRILLE INLET GRILLE KITS...

Page 35: ...VSRVDEOH The filter rack accessory can be connected directly to the hot water steam coil accessory MODEL NO IN mm RXHF B74A 511 2 1308 24 610 251 8 638 473 8 1203 197 8 505 21 16 52 A B C D E F FILTER...

Page 36: ...36 5 5 HOT WATER STEAM COILS Designates Metric Conversions...

Page 37: ...placed or cleaned on a regular basis The motor should be inspected annually and the exterior surface should be cleaned as needed and the air vents vacu umed out to remove any obstruction 6 4 BLOWER SH...

Page 38: ...mperature limit has failed replace Contactor has failed replace One or more heating elements have burned out replace Coil is frozen up System low on refrigerant charge check for leaks and adjust charg...

Page 39: ...INSULATION AS ORIGINAL 105 C MIN FIELD INSTALLED FACTORY STANDARD LOW VOLTAGE FIELD INSTALLED FACTORY OPTION FACTORY STANDARD LINE VOLTAGE FACTORY OPTION ORIGINAL RELEASE NO ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 40: ...40 97B0136N01 CM 0418...

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