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IOM ACHA-ACHBA_201a1201_208000_180901_EN
ACHA / ACHBA
PACKAGED COMPACT
HORIZONTAL AIR - AIR
OPERATION
OPERATING LIMITS
OUTDOOR AIR TEMPERATURE INDOOR AIR TEMPERATURE
Dry temp.
Wet temp.
Dry temp.
Wet temp.
COOLING CYCLE
ºC
ºC
ºC
ºC
Standard conditions
35
--
27
19
Minimum conditions
20*
--
20
15
Maximum conditions
46
--
32
23
HEAT CYCLE
ºC
ºC
ºC
ºC
Standard conditions (test)
7
6
20
--
Minimum conditions
-6
-7
10
--
Maximum conditions
24
18
26
--
* It is necessary to use the optional condensation control for temperatures lower than 20ºC.
Units can operate at a maximum altitude of 1500 meters above mean sea level with a loss of performance of less than 3%.
TH TUNE CONTROL
Screen
:
-
LCD backlighted display.
-
Two alphanumeric strings of 4
characters.
-
Complete set of symbols to obtain all
the information about the operation
simultaneously in the same display.
-
Central multifunctional button: turn
to move through the menus or
increase/decrease a value and
press to introduce or select.
Start / Stop
Press and hold the (On / Off) button for two seconds to turn the thermostat on or off. The word "OFF" will be shown on
the thermostat display when it is off.
NOTE:
In the thermostat "OFFd" will be displayed if the remote On-Off contact is open.
Temperature Adjustment
Adjust the SETPOINT temperature by turning the center button
.
Calibration of the probe of indoor temperature of Th-Tune
Apply a correction value, positive or negative, that it will be added to the value of the probe. A value equal to zero will not change the
value of the probe.
A.
Press keys FAN + ON/OFF and keep pressed until it requires a password.
Accede with password “22”, press for validation. Turn the central button up to the option PCAL and select.
Turn the central button to modify the correction value and press for validation.
Mode
Reloj
Fan
On /Off