KwiKool CeilingMaster KCA Series, Operation Manual

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Electrical Requirements:
F.
It is important to make sure you use the recommended breaker size for the unit
being installed. The rating plate will give you a Maximum breaker size (MOP) and a
recommended breaker size.
Make sure the wire and circuit are appropriately
sized for the breaker size and unit being installed. Always use wire that is rated
for the voltage and amperage of the unit .
To install the power follow the following guidelines:
1.
2.
Open the electrical panel by removing the screws to the cover.
Bring your circuit with flex conduit to the unit and install the conduit to the
cabinet with a conduit 1/2” or 3/4” BX connector or cable strain relief (Romex)
connector, depending on which CeilingMaster model you purchased. Leave
approximately 12” of wire past the connector and run the wire into the electri-
cal box. Strip the ends of the wires and install the appropriate connectors to
the 3 wires for single phase units and 4 wires on the 3-phase models.
Attach to the 2 or 3 hot wires to the line side of the main contactor (labeled L1,
L2, etc) and attach the green ground wire to the ground screw inside the
electrical box.
On single phase units connect the neutral to the contact that has a white wire
on the load side of the contactor.
For 3-phase units this is not important, but it is important to make sure that the
fans are rotating in the correct direction. If during testing the fans rotate in the
wrong direction switch L1 and L2 and retry.
Connect the ground wire (green color) to the ground screw located in the
bottom of the electrical box below the contactor.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
Unit must have physical clearance on all sides. The top shall have a minimum of 3”
clearance and the sides need at least 18” of air for condenser intakes. See figure 3
E.