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OPERATION 

3.1 THERMOSTAT SET POINTS AND HEATING/COOLING UNITS 

SETTING THE THERMOSTAT 

 

Your EIC air conditioner is equipped with an adjustable thermostat.  The set point you 

choose should be based on the desired internal temperature of the enclosure in degrees 

Fahrenheit.  The air conditioner will run until the set point temperature is achieved within the 
enclosure and then the hot side fans and the thermoelectric cooling modules will shut down.  The 
cold side fan will continue to run, circulating the air to maintain a uniform temperature within the 
enclosure. 

HEATING AND COOLING UNITS 

 

If you purchased an HC unit (heating and cooling), the heater operation is controlled by a 

fixed-point thermostat.  This thermostat is set to turn the heaters on when the temperature within 
the enclosure falls to approximately 45 

F and turn the heaters off when the temperature rises to 

approximately 55 

F.   

 

The cooling operation is controlled by the adjustable thermostat just as it is with a cooling 

only unit.  Cooling will prevent the heating function from turning on.  For example, if the cooling 
thermostat is set to 40 

F then the unit will cool to 40 

F, then switch directly to heating until the 

cooling turns back on. 

If the air conditioner is operating in an ambient environment that may drop below 45F, it is 

not recommended that the cooling thermostat be set lower than 50F.  Setting the thermostat 
lower than 50F in this environment could result in ice forming on the cold side of the unit.  

3.2 MAINTENANCE 

 

EIC Thermoelectric Air Conditioners are virtually maintenance-free.  The only time 

maintenance is required is when a unit is installed in an extremely dirty environment.  In these 
cases, the hot side heat sinks (outside the enclosure) should be inspected regularly for a build-up 
of dust or dirt.  If a build-up is present on the heat sink fins, it can be easily removed as follows: 

 
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Disconnect the power from the unit. 

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Dry dust/dirt can be removed using compressed air to blow out the heat sinks.  Do not           
direct any high-pressure air at the fans. 

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Your AAC-145A-4XT-M34 air conditioner is designed to allow for water wash down of the 
hot side of the unit, which is outside of the enclosure 

(never the cold side which is inside 

the enclosure).

 

 A pressure washer can be used to carefully clean the hot side heat sink 

fins when compressed air will not provide adequate cleaning.  Never direct high-pressure 
water at the fans.  Never direct high-pressure water at the joint formed by the mounting 
flange, gasket and enclosure.  Never allow the cold side of your unit to get wet 

 
Keeping the hot side heat sink fins free from any insulating build-up of dirt or dust will ensure 

long, trouble-free operation of your air conditioner. 

NEVER EXPOSE THE COLD SIDE OF THE AIR CONDITIONER (INSIDE THE ENCLOSURE) TO WATER.

  

If you have any questions about any aspect of your EIC air conditioner, don’t hesitate to call us at 
the numbers listed below. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for AAC-145A-4XT-HC-M34

Page 1: ...INC 215 443 5190 EIC SOLUTIONS INC Thermoelectric Air conditioner installation and operation manual FOR 1500 Btu MODEL S AAC 145A 4XT M34 AAC 145A 4XT HC M34 AAC 145A 4XT M34 XXXXX Cooling Solutions for Mission Critical Electronics ...

Page 2: ...STALLING THE AIR CONDITIONER 6 APPLY POWER 7 3 OPERATION 3 1 THERMOSTAT SET POINTS AND HEATING COOLING UNITS 8 3 2 MAINTENANCE 8 4 SPECIFICATIONS 4 1 STANDARDSPECIFICATIONS 9 5 APPENDIX A CUTOUT 10 EIC SOLUTIONS INC 700 VETERANS WAY SUITE 200 WARMINSTER PA 18974 PHONE 1 215 443 5190 or 1 800 497 4524 FAX 215 443 9564 EMAIL info eicsolutions com VISIT US ON THE WEB AT www eicsolutions com D 25 Rev ...

Page 3: ...es became practical for real world applications and are now found in everything from consumer goods to spacecraft Your EIC Solutions Thermoelectric Air Conditioner operates on this principle so there is no compressor and no expensive ozone depleting CFC s EIC s air conditioners use Thermoelectric modules sandwiched between high performance aluminum heat sinks and high CFM axial fans to pump the he...

Page 4: ...dirty environment 2 2 ORIENTATION Your AC unit can be mounted either vertically on the front rear or side of your enclosure or horizontally on the top of your enclosure See Figure 2 1 and 2 2 Vertically mounted 1500 Btu M34 units are always mounted with the exposed heatsink fins facing left and right Fig 2 1 The AAC 145A 4XT M34 is equipped with a built in vertical condensate drip pan Once install...

Page 5: ...5 1 800 497 4524 EIC SOLUTIONS INC 215 443 5190 FIGURE 2 1 ...

Page 6: ...mark the four corners of the section to be cut out 5 Remove the stencil and using a pencil or other method connect the marks you made at the corners of the cut out forming a rectangle 6 Using the jigsaw cut the opening in the enclosure 7 Using the appropriate drill bit drill a hole at each of the mounting hole marks you made earlier 8 Using the 8 32 tap tap each of the holes you have drilled 2 4 I...

Page 7: ...tage units This unit will have a supplied power cord Connect the wires to an appropriate power source using standard safe wiring methods Wire colors are as follows Red Positive Black Negative If you purchased a Digital Temperature Controller with your AC unit a separate wiring diagram has been provided which will show the correct method of applying power to your air conditioner Upon applying power...

Page 8: ...hermostat be set lower than 50F Setting the thermostat lower than 50F in this environment could result in ice forming on the cold side of the unit 3 2 MAINTENANCE EIC Thermoelectric Air Conditioners are virtually maintenance free The only time maintenance is required is when a unit is installed in an extremely dirty environment In these cases the hot side heat sinks outside the enclosure should be...

Page 9: ... Input Voltage Range 100 240 V Current 6 0 A Heating Capability HC Units Only 1360 BTU hr 400 W Weight 25 kg 55 lbs Cold Side Airflow 95 cfm 160 m3 hr Hot Side Airflow 140 cfm 235 m3 hr Sound Level at 1 meter 62 dBA Operating Temperature Range 4 to 140 F 20 to 60 C Storage Temperature Range 4 to 185 F 20 to 85 C Cooling Thermostat Accuracy 1 0 F 0 6 C ...

Page 10: ...10 1 800 497 4524 EIC SOLUTIONS INC 215 443 5190 APPENDIX A Holes to be 8 32 Tap ...

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