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 ELECTRIC INSTALLATION

1. Dismantle the maintenance plate on the right side of the unit.

2. Loosen the screws of the wire clamper, then take down the clamper.

3. Connect power cables and signal cables to the connector as wiring diagram on the unit.

4. Re-install the dismantled parts to their original state.

 

   

 

Explanation of the DIP jumps on the outdoor mainboard

Setting items

ON

No.

1

2

Use function setting

Communication mode

DIP1 DIP2

OFF

ON

OFF

Wave communication

Level communication 

ON

1

2

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Consequence 

Cooling only type

Heat pump type

Note: Renew the power supply to the unit when the jump setting is finished.

Connecting and layout of the power supply cable

Related parameters are as following:

Note:

The numbers in the above table are based on independent power supply of indoor and outdoor unit.
The provided cable sizes in the above table can apply to 24 or 220VAC outdoor unit control mode.

The wiring should be handled by certified electrician, and should be in conformance with regula-
tions of the local power supply department and electrical appliances standards.
Both the indoor unit and outdoor unit should be properly connected to earth.
Environment conditions should be taken into account (ambient temperature, direct sunshine).
The wire dimensions are minimum values for metal-core wires. Consider the voltage loss, and 
use power supply core of a higher grade.
If power supply lines are damaged, contact our appointed maintenance department for replace-
ment by special cord.

24000(single phase)

24000(three phases)

36000(single phase)

36000(three phases)

Indoor Unit 
Power Cable 

(Btu/h)

Nominal Cooling  
Capacity

3G1.0

3G1.0

3G1.0

3G1.0

3G1.0

3G2.5

5G2.5

3G4.0

3G2.5

18000(single phase)

2

Unit: mm

5G2.5

42000(single phase)

Outdoor Unit 
Power Cable 

Indoor and Outdoor Connecting 
Cable (220V outdoor unit control)

Heat 
Pump 

Heat Pump 
(sensor con-
necting cable)

Cooling Only 

Heat Pump 

3G4.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

5

2.5

2

0.5

25

For 24V outdoor unit control mode, 
only ON position can be selected.

Remarks

42000(three phases)

48000(single phase)

3G1.0

3G1.0

3G1.0

5G2.5

3G6.0

48000(three phases)

5G2.5

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

Indoor and Outdoor Connecting 
Cable (24V outdoor unit control)

Cooling 
Only 

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

3

2.5

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

2

0.75

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

4

1.0

Summary of Contents for 18K

Page 1: ...r Please read this OWNER S MANUAL carefully prior to using and keep it for further reference Safety Awareness Name of Parts Preparation Before Operation Operation of Air Conditioner Guide to Proper Us...

Page 2: ...and understand thoroughly this safety awareness before use The items indicated here are very important safety precautions which must be followed SAFETY AWARENESS An earth leakage breaker with rated ca...

Page 3: ...ck the air conditioner If you find one of the following symptoms please turn the breaker off quickly and call our authorised service centre for help The creepage switch always jumps to turn off The di...

Page 4: ...HEAT A D E C F B The indoor display panel Emergency switch A Air inlet takes in the room air B Air outlet C Deflector adjust the outlet air direction D Filter E Panel F Remote controller SWING SWING...

Page 5: ...it will be OK It sends signals to the indoor unit 1 2 3 4 5 Press it to change up down air flow direction and the deflector moves at a certain angle You can change the moving angle in the order of Sig...

Page 6: ...metres directly in front of indoor unit If the remote controller does not work short the RESET pieces Handle remote controller carefully Do not drop throw and get it wet When the button is pressed ind...

Page 7: ...controller The range of setting temperature is 16 31 Once the air conditioner starts operation it will sound beep once and the run indicator lamp is illuminated Air flow direction adjustment Air flow...

Page 8: ...mote controller to cycle the mode in the following order In this mode press temperature adjustment button to set temperature press fan speed button to change the airflow speed of the indoor unit Press...

Page 9: ...Meanwhile of starts to flash on the display Press button 3 Press button to set the AUTO ON OFF time The or will stop flashing on the remote controller display AUTO ON OFF timer operation cancellation...

Page 10: ...ONTROLLER OPTIONAL LCD screen Remote signal receiving spot AUTO COOLING DEHUMIDIFYING FAN HEATING AUTO ON AUTO OFF MONTH DATE MINUTE HOUR LIGHT WAVE STERILIZATION ELECTRIC HEATER FAN SPEED SLEEP DEFRO...

Page 11: ...ular shape sleeping between back cover and body turn wire controller into a certain angle then you can see it slot top click click LCD Screen Front Panel Put a flat screw driver into a slot unclench o...

Page 12: ...Press FAN SPEED button to change the fan speed of indoor unit in the order of the grey part is flashing 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 1 4 4 Every press of UP button increases the setting temperature by 1 every press...

Page 13: ...page press TIME button once to set the Date Time and meanwhile the beeper raises Bi sound once press the TIME button again to finish the setting and meanwhile the beeper raises Bi sound twice When set...

Page 14: ...e if there are faults recorded At current fault inquiry page the lamp is flashing and the fault code is shown on the wire control At history fault inquiry page the lamp is on and the fault time fault...

Page 15: ...the modification NO 10 11 12 13 09 14 02 01 15 Coil over heating protection in heating Compressor minimum standby time Compressor minimum running time Defrosting time Coil anti freezing protection in...

Page 16: ...f the power supply and remove batteries from your remote control if the air conditioned is not being used for a period of time Once the power supply is switched on the air conditioner will consume ele...

Page 17: ...e is twist or terminal lift up Check whether the air filters are appropriately mounted SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 16 Cleaning of the indoor unit Wipe the indoor unit with a piece of dry clean cloth All t...

Page 18: ...ce space of 50cm above 3 Obstacle 6 Panel Location of the outdoor unit Avoid direct sunshine Avoid strong wind Avoid places close to inflammable gas A place easy for conjunction with the power supply...

Page 19: ...and its value may vary as the practical installation INSTALLATION OF THE INDOOR UNIT 18 Installing hanging hook 780 A 840 B 880 C 950 D 680 A 840 B 880 C 950 D 880 Ceiling Panel E 580 A 610 B 630 C 65...

Page 20: ...Nut C Spring washer D Flat washer E Mounting bracket F Inflate bolt Notice For the sake of safety assurance the place for hanging must bear enough strength and pressure The ceiling should keep horizo...

Page 21: ...iece A Eyebolt M10 B Ceiling inlaid board C Nut M10 D Insulation washer E Mounting piece F Washer H Screw tight after mounting I At least 30mm A A C C D D E E F F C C B B H H I I 110mm A A B B INSTALL...

Page 22: ...indoor unit A The indoor unit B The ceiling inlaid board C Cardboard for measurement D Four screws with washer FIXATION OF THE INDOOR UNIT A A D D C C B B POSITION OF REFRIGERANT PIPE AND DRAIN PIPE...

Page 23: ...with hands and then tighten it with a wrench When tightening the nuts with wrench apply torque according to the right list if it is not tightened enough leakage of refrigeration agent may happen but...

Page 24: ...one way A B C D E F A 20M at most B Drain pipe C The indoor unit D Insulation material 9mm or above E Inclination angle of 1 100 or above F Electric cable slot tube PIPELINE INSTALLATION 23 Supplement...

Page 25: ...ction setting Communication mode DIP1 DIP2 OFF ON OFF ON 1 2 Setting items Consequence ON No 1 2 Model Setting light wave generator or crankcase heater DIP1 DIP2 DIP3 DIP4 OFF 18K 24K 36K 42K 48K Equi...

Page 26: ...unit and outdoor unit should be properly connected to earth Environment conditions should be taken into account ambient temperature direct sunshine The wire dimensions are minimum values for metal cor...

Page 27: ...t button and select cool mode to check if there is cool air blowing out Press function select button and select heat mode to check if there is warm air blowing out Press fan speed button and select hi...

Page 28: ...emp sensor fault Compressor high pressure overload protection alarm Compressor low pressure protection alarm Condensate water level switch alarm 6 7 8 9 10 Indoor coil anti freeze protection in coolin...

Page 29: ...onnected Indoor unit and outdoor unit are out of communication Find the reason then correct the wiring Connect the wire control firmly Contact local service center Cut off power supply check whether t...

Page 30: ...and then connect A section to the liquid pipe of the indoor unit and connect B section to the connecting pipe 2 After installing the throttle device and verifying there is no leakage then use a dampin...

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