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Figure 19. VOSB072H4­3 and VOSB096H4­3 Typical Wiring Diagram

 

Main Board

CN3

CN28

CN24

CN11 CN5

CN54

CN12

CN15

CN9

CN26

CN8

EARTH

E

U

L

B

WHITE

RED

PUMP1

EEV

CS

FM

( Current range: 0-1A) 

( Voltage range: 0-24V AC/DC) 

 

FAN

CN14

ALARM

POWER IN

LACKB

DE

R

XT1

L1  L2

G

/

Y

CN2{L_IN}

CN4{N_IN}

CN6

ACK

L

B

CN20

SVD

TA

 DC motor 

 drive board

CN13

CN3

“ +5V GND +12V ”

  ONLY USED 

  FOR TESTING

C

A

L

B

K

CN30

CN57+

CN58-

CN29

RED

BLACK

BLUE

BLUE

~
+

-

Rectifier Bridge

CN27

 DC motor 

 drive board

CN13

CN3

FM

FAN

XP6

XS6

To wired 

controller

comm. bus

To outdoor/

indoor/MS

units 

comm

.

 bus

YELLOW

GRAY

WHITE

BLUE

XT2

RED

BLACK

HA
HB
12V

COM

Q

P

To wired 

controller

power

Display Board

PUMP2

CN18

NOTE:

Component in dash line is optional or field wiring

NOTE:

1. Refer to manual for communication wiring

2. Please use the 2-conductor shielded twisted 

    cable for communication

T2A

Outlet of evaporator sensor

Inlet of evaporator sensor

T2B

Indoor fan motor
Inlet air temperature sensor

T0

FM

Code

Title

XS1-6

XP1-6 Connectors

Connectors

T2

Middle of evaporator sensor

EEV

Terminals

Pump motor
Water level switch

Warning lamp
Electronic expansion valve

XT1-2

PUMP

CS

ALARM

TA

SVD Solenoid valve

Code

Title

Outlet air temperature sensor

Error code

Error Content

E0
E1
E2

E4
E5

Mode conflict

Communication error between indoor and main outdoor unit

T0 (Inlet air temperature sensor) malfunction

TA (

Outlet air

temperature sensor) malfunction

T2B (Outlet of evaporator sensor) malfunction
T2A (Inlet of evaporator sensor) malfunction

Error Content

Error code

FE

Eb

U4

Ed
EE

F8

No address 

EEV malfunction

MS self-inspection error

Outdoor unit fault
High water alarm

MS error

E6

DC fan motor error

E7
EC

EEPROM failure

E3

T2 (Middle of evaporator sensor) malfunction

D8

A0

Remote off

Emergency stop

T2B

T2A

T1/T0

T2

XP1

XP2

XP3

XS1

XS2

XS3

XP4

XS4

XP5

XS5

~

N=3

N=3

N=4

CO2

sensor

Vco2

GND
Vco2

COM

7

8

ON/OFF

SWITCH

CN52

HHE interface 

FAN CTON HTON   4      5       6

CN50

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Typical wiring diagram. Refer to wiring diagram on the unit for actual wiring.

Dip­switch setting:

See Table 6 for allowed indoor to outdoor unit combinations.
Use the SW8-1 dip switch to set whether or not the all of the indoor units in the system are VOSB units or if there is a 

mix of indoor units in the system.
0 - All indoor units in the system are VOSB.
1 - VOSB and common indoor units mix in one system.

Outdoor Unit

Indoor Unit

IDU/ODU 

Connection Ratio

VOSB/ODU 

Connection Ratio

Heat Pump

VOSB Only

≤100%

≤100%

Heat Pump

VOSB + other indoor units

≤100%

≤30%

Heat Recovery

VOSB Only

NOT ALLOWED

NOT ALLOWED

Heat Recovery

VOSB + other indoor units

≤100%

≤30%

Table 6. VOSB Indoor Unit to Outdoor Unit Allowed Connection Ratio

Summary of Contents for VOSB Series

Page 1: ...oss of life Installation and service must be performed by a li censed professional HVAC installer service agency or the gas supplier Failure to follow safety warnings and these instruc tions exactly c...

Page 2: ...cations department When the indicated lengths change from the figures stated within the report it is imperative that prior to the commencement of the refrigerant pipe work installation Lennox VRF appl...

Page 3: ...ETURN AIR DUCT OPENING SUPPLY AIR DUCT OPENING RIGHT SIDE VIEW LIQUID PIPE GAS PIPE AIR FLOW SECTION B B SUPPLY AIR DUCT OPENING AUXILIARY DRAIN CONNECTION Either Side PRIMARY DRAIN CONNECTION Either...

Page 4: ...IR DUCT OPENING 6 152 36 7 8 937 Supply Air Duct Opening 2 51 14 7 8 378 38 1 4 972 34 5 8 879 19 7 8 505 2 3 4 70 3 76 44 1 8 1120 13 1 2 343 38 1 4 972 32 7 8 835 56 3 4 1441 50 1270 12 1 8 308 5 1...

Page 5: ...Minimum Clearance Ceiling Wall Wall 1 25 mm Minimum Clearance Ceiling Suspended Minimum Service Clearance Figure 1 Minimum Installation Clearances NOTE No part of the suspended ceiling or other suppo...

Page 6: ...line radio telephone security system or intercom Electrical interference and radio frequencies from any of these sources may affect operation WARNING Do not install the unit in an area where flammabl...

Page 7: ...tighten each of the four nuts above the brackets down onto the brackets This will ensure that the unit remains level 5 It is recommended to install a field provided isolation grommet as shown in Figu...

Page 8: ...ut Filter Filter removal tab 3 Reverse these steps to reinstall the filter Be sure to reinstall the receiver if it was detached during the filter removal Figure 8 Filter Partially Removed Indoor Unit...

Page 9: ...for leaks per commissioning instructions WARNING WARNING Danger of fire Bleeding the refrigerant charge from only the high side may result in pressurization of the low side shell and suction tubing Ap...

Page 10: ...refrigerant line ports 3 Slowly loosen one of the rubber plugs to release the factory nitrogen charge Remove the rubber plug from both liquid and gas lines 4 Connect the liquid and gas lines to the ev...

Page 11: ...drain piping is properly routed and insulatedinordertopreventbothleaksandcondensation Follow these instructions exactly to ensure proper drainage and unit operation IMPORTANT You must confirm operati...

Page 12: ...spension Rods 3 ft 1 m Support straps NOTE Drain line should be sloped 1 4 inch per foot 18 mm per m AWAY from unit and should be supported as needed to prevent sagging Do not overtighten drain fittin...

Page 13: ...tight to avoid strain on wiring Insecure wiring connections may result in equipment failure and risk of fire Wiring must be installed so that all cover plates can be securely closed Do not attempt to...

Page 14: ...230V 1Ph 60Hz Power supply Mode Selection Box Indoor unit Indoor unit Indoor unit Dedicated breaker Service Disconnect L1 L2 L1 L2 Fuse Service Disconnect L1 L2 Fuse Service Disconnect L1 L2 Fuse Serv...

Page 15: ...polarity sensitive Typical Wiring Diagram NEC CEC and Local Codes apply Outdoor unit Outdoor unit sub1 unit Outdoor unit sub2 unit PQ main unit PQ MS Box PQ PQ MS Box PQ PQ H1 H2 H1 H2 H1 H2 Outdoor...

Page 16: ...Terminal Block HA HB 12V COM P Q Ground cable shield to Indoor Unit chassis Tightening torque for the terminal screws Use the correct screwdriver for tightening the terminal screws If the terminal sc...

Page 17: ...valve XT1 2 PUMP CS ALARM SVD Solenoid valve Code Title T2B E U L B T2A WHITE T1 T0 RED ACK L B TA C A L B K T2 Outlet air temperature sensor To wired controller power Display Board NOTE Component in...

Page 18: ...ntent E0 E1 E2 E4 E5 Mode conflict Communication error between indoor and main outdoor unit T0 Inlet air temperature sensor malfunction TA Outlet airtemperature sensor malfunction T2B Outlet of evapor...

Page 19: ...o the black wire on each end or use the VRF accessory V0SNSR00P 13G99 to splice in the extension cable 6 Locate the return air thermistor to the conditioned area of which the indoor unit serves Figure...

Page 20: ...function T2B Outlet of evaporator sensor malfunction T2A Inlet of evaporator sensor malfunction Error Content Error code FE Eb U4 Ed EE F8 No address EEV malfunction MS self inspection error Outdoor u...

Page 21: ...fixed plastic mounting brackets on the back of the receiver Figure 26 into the two slots on the bottom of the electrical control box Figure 25 and slide to secure it 3 Connect the 10 conductor wire o...

Page 22: ...emote controller No Content Recorded Value Date 0 Normal display 1 Communication address of indoor unit 2 Indoor unit capacity horsepower 3 Network address of indoor unit 4 The actual setpoint tempera...

Page 23: ...er power has been broken and restored at the disconnect switch or circuit breaker call VRF Technical Support 1 844 438 8731 Error Code Description FE No address E0 Mode conflict E1 Communication error...

Page 24: ...24 Technical Support 1 844 GET VRF1 1 844 438 8731 vrftechsupport lennoxind com www LennoxVRF com Download the app from the Apple App Store or the Google Play store...

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