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Refrigerant Line Specifications
***
Type
System
Model
BTUs
Pipe Size
Additional
Max. Pipe
Max.
Liquid
Suction
Refrigerant
Length
Elevation
Mini-Split
A/C
LS090CP
9,000
1/4
”
3/8
”
0.22 oz./ft.
50
’
25
’
Standard
A/C
LS120CP
12,000
1/4
”
1/2
”
0.22 oz./ft.
50
’
25
’
Single-Zone
A/C
LS180CP
18,000
1/4
”
1/2
”
0.22 oz./ft.
100
’
50
’
A/C
LS240CP
22,500
1/4
”
5/8
”
0.22 oz./ft.
100
’
50
’
H/P
LS302HPV
27,000/
1/4
”
5/8
”
0.22 oz./ft.
100
’
50
’
29,000
Electrical Specifications
†
Type
System
Model
BTUs
Voltage
Rated
MCA
*
MOP
**
Indoor
Outdoor
Amps
Mini-Split
A/C
LS090CP
9,000
36V DC
115
7.0
15
15
Standard
A/C
LS120CP
12,000
36V DC
115
10.5
15
20
Single-Zone
A/C
LS180CP
18,000
36V DC
230/208
8.6/9.5
15
20
A/C
LS240CP
22,500
36V DC
230/208
11.5/12.5
20
30
H/P
LS302HPV
27,000/
230/208
230/208
13.6/14.0
20
30
29,000
†
All equipment single phase
*Minimum Circuit Ampacity
**Maximum Overcurrent Protection
NOTE: Please see local electrical codes for proper wire specifications.
MINI-SPLIT STANDARD SINGLE ZONE
ELECTRICAL AND REFRIGERATION • QUICK REFERENCE
***Each outdoor unit is pre-charged with enough refrigerant to charge the indoor
unit and up to 25 ft. of line set. You must adjust the charge if this length varies.
NOTE: Systems having the outdoor unit mounted above the indoor unit (e.g. basement
installations) have the following additional requirement: For systems with maximum
elevation of 25 ft. (see chart above and Figure A), refrigerant lines must be oil trapped
between 8 ft. and 16.4 ft. of elevation. For systems with elevation of greater than
25 ft. (see chart above), refrigerant lines must be oil trapped at least every 16.4
ft. of elevation.
Each system should have a 6-8 inch inverted trap at the condensing unit if mounted
above indoor unit.
Figure A:
Oil trap required at
8-16.4 ft. elevation
(condenser over
evaporator).
Indoor Wiring
9,000-24,000 BTU
18-4 Shielded Cable
27,000 BTU
14-3 AWG
18
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