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COMMON TO ALL AIR HANDLERS

 

Continued (See Page 21  for Sequence of Operation)

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WARNING

Before accessing the control compartment, discon-

nect power to both the indoor and outdoor units. 

Failure to do so could result in serious injury or 

electrical shock. DO NOT change dipswitch settings 

with power applied to the unit.

• WHP/WCP-

 to gain access to the relay board, first 

remove the return air grill from the front of the unit. Then 

remove  any  panels  or  covers  to  the  control  section. 

The relay board is located in the control box of the unit. 

Set the dipswitches

 (Figure 3)

 according to the table 

below

(Figure 4)

.

•  CHP/CCP-

  to  gain  access  to  the  relay  board,  first 

remove the return air grill from the bottom of the unit. 

The relay board is located in the control section. Set 

the  dipswitches

  (Figure  3)

  according  to  the  table 

below

(Figure 4)

.

•  FHP/FCP-

  to  gain  access  to  the  relay  board,  first 

remove the return air grill from the bottom front of the 

unit. The relay board is located in the control section. 

Set the dipswitches

 (Figure 3)

 according to the table 

below

(Figure 4)

.

 

Once the dipswitches are set and all covers and 

panels are replaced, power can be applied to the equip-

ment. When 24V power is applied, the microprocessor 

will read the dipswitch setting.

Figure 3

DIPSWITCH ON RELAY BOARD

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

 (Unit Mount Control Only)

  There are two dip switches on the relay board that of-

fer different modes of operation. This allows the unit to be 

matched  with  either  a  cooling  only,  cooling  with  electric 

heat or heat pump condenser. Dipswitches are factory set 

for a cooling only condenser. If the indoor unit is matched 

with  an  EMI  single  zone  or  multi-zone  heat  pump  con-

denser, the dipswitches will need to be changed.

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

Switch

1

2

Cooling only

Open

Open

Cooling Electric or Hydronic Heat

On

On

Off = Open         On = 1 or 2

 

Figure 4

Summary of Contents for CHP

Page 1: ...NCE MANUAL EMI DUCTLESS SPLIT SYSTEM AIR HANDLERS FLOOR MODEL AIR HANDLER FCP FHP WALL MOUNTED AIR HANDLER WCP WHP CEILING MOUNTED AIR HANDLER CHP An ISO 9001 2000 Certi ed Company Enviromaster Intern...

Page 2: ...lting in re electrical shock property damage personal injury or death TO THE INSTALLER 1 Retain this manual and warranty for future refer ence 2 Before leaving the premises review this manual to be su...

Page 3: ...ring 18 awg required High voltage power supply wiring Mounting fasteners screws wall anchors etc Chilled water condensate and refrigerant piping Refrigerant for interconnect charge Hot water piping Fl...

Page 4: ...unit The cabinet service panels must be able to be removed without obstruction FCP FHP CCP CHP units can be equipped with hot water coil Unit mount control panel standard on FHP FCP and WHP WCP optio...

Page 5: ...l surfaces LOW VOLT INTERCONNECT WIRING FOR UNIT MOUNTED CONTROLS In addition to the Y and C connections required for cooling heat pumps require a reversing valve control wire O orange that is energiz...

Page 6: ...Heat pump operation requires the connection of the O orange terminal from the outdoor unit to the thermostat The reversing valve is energized in the cooling mode for EMI models SHC heat pump condenser...

Page 7: ...according to the table below Figure 4 FHP FCP to gain access to the relay board rst remove the return air grill from the bottom front of the unit The relay board is located in the control section Set...

Page 8: ...for mounting the unit for optimum air circulation 3 Locate the indoor and outdoor units as close together as possible See outdoor unit requirements UNIT MOUNTING The FHP FCP is designed to sit direct...

Page 9: ...FRIGERANT PIPING The FHP is equipped with a Flo Rater Piston Expan sion Device Connections are male are type are nuts not included The suction line large must be insulated the entire length with close...

Page 10: ...DIMENSIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS NOTE Due to ongoing development programs design and speci cations may change without notice FCP PIPING SPECIFICATIONS Model Chilled Water Line Size Supply Return Drain H...

Page 11: ...om FHP Electric Heat Speci cations table 36 requires piston kit 550 121 see pg 5 FCP FHP ELECTRICAL HEAT SPECIFICATIONS Model Voltage KW Heater Amps Total Amps Min Circuit Amps Max Fuse Amps 9 12 15 2...

Page 12: ...torized Damper and Power Assisted Fresh Air 2 Fan Type Wall Box Dimensions 14 from nished oor level x 17 wide x 8 deep Model Air Handler Condenser Btuh Factory Installed Field Changeover Part Piston O...

Page 13: ...Use the cardboard template provided with unit packing to test t the unit before installation 1 The CHP Series is designed to be mounted to a horizontal surface which should be plumb and level 2 Using...

Page 14: ...3 4 Flare nuts not included CHP WITH ELECTRIC HEAT OPTIONS Model Voltage KW Htr Amps Total Amps Min Cir Amps Max Fuse 12 208 230 3 13 1 13 7 17 1 20 18 24 208 230 5 21 7 22 8 28 6 30 CHP ELECTRICAL SP...

Page 15: ...rom unit Determine if the cabinet front can be removed with out obstruction WALL MOUNTED AIR HANDLER WCP WHP NOTE Please refer to the Common section in the front of this manual for more detailes on Co...

Page 16: ...Factory Installed Field Replacement Part Piston Ori ce Piston Ori ce Size Part Piston Ori ce Piston Ori ce Size WHP12 9 000 240 4064 044 240 727 041 12 000 NO CHANGE WHP18 15 000 240 4111 053 240 101...

Page 17: ...21 7 22 3 27 9 30 36 230 5 21 7 22 3 27 9 30 WCP CAPACITIES Model Nominal Capacaties Total Capacity Sensible Capacity Fluid Temp Fluid Flow PD Ft H2 0 09 12 9 000 7 375 6 732 45 1 0 8 10 801 8 272 45...

Page 18: ...is designed to optimize system performance and protect the refrigeration system from unwanted short cycling and evaporator freeze ups Operation of the unit can be made by either the keypad on the uni...

Page 19: ...ton Select Cool mode via the Mode button The room temperature will be displayed Then by depressing either the Up or Down arrow once the setpoint temperature will appear The setpoint temperature can th...

Page 20: ...tpoint temperature will appear The setpoint temperature can then be changed with each successive press of the Up or Down arrow or by holding the button in Placethesetpointtemperatureatadesiredroomtemp...

Page 21: ...quipped with an auto on fan switch When this switch is placed in the on position the indoor fan will run continuous When the switch is in the auto position the indoor fan will cycle with the call for...

Page 22: ...system or from abnormally cold air from the evaporator coil Should the freeze sensor activate the indoor fan will switch off to eliminate the source of cold fresh air and also the outdoor condensing...

Page 23: ...l Number Technician Serial Number Mode Cooling Indoor Section Notes Evaporator Entering Air DB Evaporator Entering Air WB Evaporator Leaving Air DB Evaporator Leaving Air WB Outdoor Section Entering A...

Page 24: ...ailure to do so could result in physical injury and or electrical shock When trouble shooting the indoor unit please refer to the wiring diagram that is supplied with the equipment It is located eithe...

Page 25: ...mote thermostat connection A 24V transformer located in the indoor air handler unit as of 12 01 04 provides low Volt control power to both the indoor air handler and outdoor condenser The 24V power su...

Page 26: ...eversing valve will not be energized To check for a condenser signal place the indoor unit or wall thermostat in heating Next place the set point temperature one degree above room temperature to call...

Page 27: ...ce all circuit boards including the unit keypad Do not attempt to trouble shoot the individual circuit boards Q The display tends to icker at times Is this normal A A small amount of ickering of the d...

Page 28: ...or application by others Failure to start due to voltage conditions blown fuses open circuit breakers or other damages due to the inadequacy or interruption of electrical service Damage or repairs nee...

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