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Vertical Exposed Fan Coil Unit

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2.8 Electric wiring

2.8.1 Precautions for electric wiring

(1) 

All electric wiring should be performed by the qualified technical in accordance with local standards, 

regulations and this manual.

(2) 

The specialized electric circuit with rated voltage should be used for the power supply.

(3) 

Do not pull the power supply lines by force. It is recommendable to use YZW 3x1.0 power supply lines.

(4) 

The power lines should be sized sufficiently. The damaged power lines and connection lines should be 

replaced by specialized lines.

(5) 

The unit should be connected to the specialized grounding device by the qualified servicemen. For the 

fixed lines, there should be the breaker and air switch with sufficient capacity. The air switch should be 
of the magnetic or electric trip-off functions so as for shortcutting and overloading protection.

(6) 

The unit should be grounded reliably. The yellow-green line is the grounding line. Do not put it into 

other use, or cut it. The grounding line cannot be fixed with self-tapping screws; otherwise it would 
lead to electric shock. The grounding line cannot be connected to the running water line, the gas line, 
the drain line and where it is not approved.

(7) A fuse (250VAC, T3.15AH) should be used for the unit.

2.8.2 Steps for electric wiring

(1) 

Open the electric box and pull the power lines and connection lines of the electric water valve through 

the rubber rings. Then, fix them with the wire clamps. 

(2) 

Perform wiring in accordance with the electric wiring diagram.

(3) 

Fix the lines with the wire clamps.

2.8.3 External wiring diagram

Note: The wiring diagrams as shown above are just for reference. Those struck to the main body of the 

unit always prevail for repair and maintenance.

Summary of Contents for FP-102LM/D-K

Page 1: ...al Exposed Fan Coil Unit Owner s Manual Original Instructions Commercial Air Conditioners Models FP 22LM D K FP 34LM D K FP 51LM D K FP 68LM D K FP 85LM D K FP 102LM D K FP 119LM D K FP 136LM D K FP 1...

Page 2: ...ble for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance 2 This product has gone through strict inspection and operational test before leaving the factory...

Page 3: ...tenance space 8 2 5 Installation of inlet and outlet pipes 8 2 6 Installation of the drain hose 9 2 7 Installation of the water valve 10 2 8 Electric wiring 12 3 Thermostat guide 13 3 1 Thermostat pan...

Page 4: ...ly This unit should be grounded and there should be grounding lines for the power socket so as to prevent electrocution Do not connect the grounding lines to the gas lines water lines lightning rod or...

Page 5: ...eaving water lines condensate lines and valves should be thermal insulated so as to prevent from dewing in summer Do not repair this unit by yourself as incorrect repair would lead to electrocution or...

Page 6: ...s and electric connection lines should be secure enough Terminals also should be tightly fastened The connection line should not suffer external forces For the unit equipped with the wired controller...

Page 7: ...or a swimming pool DISPOSAL This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household wastes throughout the EU To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health f...

Page 8: ...ested to be not higher than 65 C normally 60 C otherwise it would lead to corrosion of copper tubes or abnormal noise 2 The suggested working environment temperature for cooling ranges 16 40 C and ran...

Page 9: ...the the table below Suspension hole Suspension hole Unit mm Model FP 22LM D K 555 390 FP 34LM D K FP 51LM D K 710 FP 68LM D K FP 85LM D K FP 102LM D K 1010 FP 119LM D K FP 136LM D K FP 170LM D K 1433...

Page 10: ...tal way Open the cover Loosen screws Lift the decorated panels on left or right side 1cm above After Before Remove it in Suspension hole Suspension hole a horizontal way Hang the unit by fiting the ho...

Page 11: ...723 FP 102LM D K 1350 680 585 230 1023 FP 119LM D K 1350 680 585 230 1023 FP 136LM D K 1350 680 585 230 1023 FP 170LM D K 1773 680 585 230 1446 FP 204LM D K 1773 680 585 230 1446 2 4 Installation and...

Page 12: ...n left or right side 1cm above After Before Remove it in a horizontal way Outlet pipe Inlet pipe Drain pipe Wire the electric box 2 6 Installation of the drain hose 2 6 1 Precautions for the drain hos...

Page 13: ...t one end of the water pipe to the water inlet of the unit and then connect the other end to water valve During installation both the torque wrench and ordinary wrench should be used For the former th...

Page 14: ...tor Insulation sleeve Water pipe Put the connection line through the PVC pipe and then bind them with the insulation sleeve Connection line of the actuator PVC pipe Insulation sleeve Water pipe Never...

Page 15: ...the magnetic or electric trip off functions so as for shortcutting and overloading protection 6 The unit should be grounded reliably The yellow green line is the grounding line Do not put it into othe...

Page 16: ...WN 3 2 Technical parameters Item Description Supply voltage AC85 265V 50 60Hz Temperature setting 16 30 C Operation temperature 0 50 C Humidity Relative humidity 5 95 no condensate Load current 2A res...

Page 17: ...se the thermostat 3 3 1 ON OFF As shown in Figure 1 press ON OFF to start or stop the unit If it is on the screen provides the operation mode temperature and fan speed among which only temperature app...

Page 18: ...ithout any operation in 5 seconds Figure 3 Celsius Fahrenheit 3 3 5 Timer 1 The unit is timed to start or stop ranging from 0 5 to 24 hours 2 As shown in the Figure 4 after starting the unit to keep p...

Page 19: ...operating in 1 hour and another 1 C in another 1 hour The set temperature will rise 2 C at most and be steady at 28 C with the function automatically disabled In the heating mode using the sleep funct...

Page 20: ...ecision of 1 F 09 Heating temperature set in the energy saving mode Adjustable range 16 C 30 C a precision of 0 5 C 30 C by default When the temperature unit is Fahrenheit the adjustment range of the...

Page 21: ...be adjusted to the limit value As shown in the Figure 8 on the parameter setting page press MODE to switch the option number to 02 UP or DOWN is provided to allow a switch between ON and OFF Figure 8...

Page 22: ...ng when the indoor ambient temperature reaches the specific temperature point As shown in the Figure 11 on the parameter setting page pressing MODE activates a switch to the option number 05 UP or DOW...

Page 23: ...ure 13 on the parameter setting page press MODE to switch the option number to 07 UP or DOWN is provided to a switch between 1 2 and 3 the three ranges Figure 13 8 Cooling temperature set in the energ...

Page 24: ...justment range of the temperature is 61 F 86 F with a precision of 1 F Figure 15 10 Ambient temperature display If the user enables the indoor ambient temperature display after the start up of the uni...

Page 25: ...temperature The user is allowed to adjust the set temperature Figure 18 No Code Description 1 F5 Indoor ambient temperature sensor failure 3 5 Failure handling The product maintenance is performed by...

Page 26: ...ter at the air inlet or outlet It would lead to poor cooling capacity 4 2 Trial run 1 Preparation before trial run y y Do not power the unit on until all installation has been finished y y Control and...

Page 27: ...er There are foreign matters at the return inlet and air outlet Clear foreign matters The duct resistance exceeds the design value Lower the duct resistance or reselect the unit 4 The cooling or heati...

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