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Ceiling Kit

 - Discharge Outlet (Condenser exhaust)

& Discharge Make Up (Fresh Air Inlet)

1.

2.

Align the holes of the flange to the holes located on the top of the unit. Attach to the 
top of the KwiKool unit using the factory supplied fasteners.
  
Attach each duct to the flanges on the replacement ceiling panel(s); secure the duct 
to each flange using the supplied clamps. 

Install the replacement ceiling panel(s) in the ceiling grid with the duct attached, 
connect the open end of the duct to the flanges on your KwiKool and secure with 
supplied clamps. Be sure the area where you are ducting can absorb the discharge 
air and is open enough to keep the system from returning its own discharge air. Your 
KwiKool must have fresh make up air going to the condenser to operate.

**For Ceiling Kit Users**

 - The standard two duct ceiling kit (CK12) is recom-

mended to be used with KPHP models for optimum performance. KwiKool’s KPHP 
systems may be used for primary, supplemental or standby cooling or heating. Using 
KwiKool’s exclusive ceiling kit ensures that you are able to utilize 100% of the units 
rated capacity and without creating a negative pressure in your conditioned space.  
KwiKool’s exclusive IO integral condenser system isolates both the condenser 
discharge air and the condenser make up air from the conditioned space.

**Note:

 The space where the make up air and discharge air is directed (normally 

above a drop ceiling) must be well ventilated and large enough for the discharge air 
to be absorbed. Discharge air is prevented from entering the make up air inlet by 
way of a factory installed deflector on your Ceiling Kit. Make sure that the deflector 
is on the discharge (rear) duct from the unit. However if the condenser discharge 
and return space is unventilated, closed off or unable to handle the discharge air, the 
make up air will return the discharge air. This will lead to the unit tripping its high 
pressure safety switch while in cool mode. If this occurs, you will get an “

HP

” on 

the control panel. To resolve, fix the lack of make up air and reset the high pressure 
switch per the instructions in the Troubleshooting Guide section. If in the HEAT 
mode and ducted into a confined space you will notice diminished performance, 
rapid supply air cycling and/or coil freezing. Additionally, the ceiling kit replacement 
panel is not limited to ceiling use and may be placed or fastened to any vertical or 
horizontal surface providing the discharge and make up air is able to be directed to 
the space where it is mounted. For areas with a closed ceiling or no ceiling use the 
double flange ceiling kit method or extended duct method.
Visit 

www.KwiKool.com

 for more information and a complete set up guide.

Follow these installation steps:

3.

4.

Ceiling Kit 

(Optional Accessory)

 - The ceiling kit is comprised of flanges with foam 

tape, fasteners, two (2) eight foot lengths of flexible duct, duct clamps, and one 
24”X24” replacement ceiling tile for KPHP1811 and KPHP2211. 

C.

Summary of Contents for KPHP Series

Page 1: ...Portable Heat Pumps Operation Manual P P H P P H PORTABLE HEAT PUMPS...

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Page 3: ...ained for future reference Section I Unit Components Page 3 Section II Assembly and Installation Page 4 6 Section III Operational Safeguards Page 6 Section IV System Operation Page 6 9 Section V Built...

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Page 5: ...Unit Components Legend 1 Cold Air Return 2 Control Pad 3 Cold Air Supply 4 Condenser Air Inlet 5 Condenser Air Outlet 6 Cord Storage 7 Condensate Nipple 8 Condensate Alarm Jack 9 Access Door 10 Vent...

Page 6: ...h a float switch that shuts your KwiKool down and alerts operators with an alarm and display CF Condensate Full when the condensate tank is full This prevents accidental water overflow on the floor Th...

Page 7: ...rected normally above a drop ceiling must be well ventilated and large enough for the discharge air to be absorbed Discharge air is prevented from entering the make up air inlet by way of a factory in...

Page 8: ...C D F E G H I J Power Connection Verify that the source power phase and breaker size is compatible with your KwiKool serial plate information and that the electrical circuit is dedicated only for the...

Page 9: ...is timing out Heat Cool mode when conditioning is required in applications with changing load requirements The system automatically selects the mode based on the set point and flashes the current ope...

Page 10: ...op flashing when the ambient temperature falls below 99 degrees F HEAT If the unit was previously set to the Heat Mode then Heat will be displayed If the compressor is running Heat on the display will...

Page 11: ...by mode stays solid FAN If the unit was previously set to the fan mode then FAN will be displayed and the supply air fan will start to run Time Delay Protects your KwiKool from potential damage by del...

Page 12: ...of the unit If the unit is operated in an environment above 110 F the high pressure switch may trip stopping the unit s compressor You also may notice diminished performance The High Pressure Switch...

Page 13: ...enance Your KwiKool unit comes from the factory with air filters installed on the evaporator inlet to prevent dust and debris from entering the system and circulating in the conditioned space factory...

Page 14: ...ondensate pump Inspect condensate pump for over flow and proper operation check condensate line for a clog or crimping Resets automatically upon fault correction or call 1 800 KwiKool if the problem p...

Page 15: ...d has detected low pressure This alarm might cycle on and off Check air filter and replace if dirty Make sure nothing is blocking the filter inlet Check for icing on coil Resets automatically when fau...

Page 16: ...s installed to specification remove or add duct as needed check air filter for blockage Fault Possible Cause Possible Solution Display shows 32 and unit will not turn on cooling No connection of tempe...

Page 17: ...ed power cable and check incoming power Call 1 800 KwiKool Fault Possible Cause Possible Solution 99 Flashes on display Ambient room temperature over 99 degrees F Unit is working properly Lowering of...

Page 18: ...Revision 1017016...

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