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Summary of Contents for GUG-01SL-E

Page 1: ...September 2016 Model TECHNICAL MANUAL DIRECT EXPANSION COIL UNIT FOR LOSSNAY GUG 01SL E GUG 02SL E GUG 03SL E Lossnay Return Air and Supply Air Temperature Control Now Possible ...

Page 2: ...er supply cable 21 3 Connecting PZ 01RC 21 4 Connecting Lossnay unit 21 CHAPTER 6 Other Functions 1 Function setting 22 2 Dip switch setting 27 3 Lossnay functions 27 CHAPTER 7 Remote Controller PZ 01RC 1 Remote controller PZ 01RC 28 2 Menu list 28 3 Appearance 29 4 Outlines and dimensions 30 5 Initial setting 31 6 Basic operations 33 7 Troubleshooting 33 8 Timer and Weekly timer 34 9 Service 34 1...

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Page 4: ... on the remote controller and then Dx coil unit will operate to heat up or cool down the room temperature This picture shows the system of LGH 100RVX E and GUG 02SL E as example Users set the target supply air temperature on the remote controller and then Dx coil unit will maintain the supply air temperature close to the setting temperature Connection image Lossnay unit Dx coil unit PZ 01RC SA RA ...

Page 5: ...y is not so high a Dx coil and Lossnay package solution is possible for air conditioning and ventilation needs Schools Factories Restaurants RA Temperature Control Temperature setting range Heating 17 28 C Cooling 19 30 C Auto 19 28 C Necessary fresh air volume Large Necessary Heating and Cooling capacity Small Outdoor Air Treatment Target Segment Controlling the temperature of outdoor air supplie...

Page 6: ...Two remote controllers 1 3 System pattern Z M NET connection Interlocked with City Multi indoor unit when necessary CAUTION Dx coil unit cannot be monitored nor operated from M NET system controller PZ 01RC SA RA OA EA Outdoor unit Lossnay unit Power supply Power supply Dx coil unit PZ 01RC Lossnay remote controller PZ 61DR E SA RA OA EA Outdoor unit Lossnay unit Power supply Power supply Dx coil ...

Page 7: ...e selectable fan speeds depend on the model of remote controller Ventilation mode Heat recovery Bypass Auto Fixed at automatic mode 5 Can be changed from PZ 61DR E Can be changed from PZ 61DR E or M NET system controller Remarks Dx coil unit cannot be monitored nor operated from M NET system controller 6 Basic operation System pattern X System pattern Y Unit status Dx coil unit remote controller P...

Page 8: ...rmittent operation When the OA temperature is between 10 C and 15 C Lossnay oparates 60 minutes ON and 10 minutes OFF During the 10 minutes OFF Dx coil unit switches thermo OFF When the OA temperature is lower than 15 C Lossnay operates 5 minutes ON and 55 minutes OFF During the 5 minutes ON Dx coil unit switches thermo OFF 5 Defrost and heating standby mode During defrost and heating standby mode...

Page 9: ...tion is prohibited Dx coil unit Lossnay unit Outdoor unit Power supply Power supply Power supply Lossnay unit Power supply Multiple Lossnay units connectionis prohibited Outdoor unit PZ 01RC Multiple outdoor units connection is prohibited Dx coil unit Outdoor unit Power supply PZ 01RC Outdoor unit Power supply PZ 01RC Power supply PZ 01RC Lossnay unit Power supply PZ 01RC Lossnay unit Power supply...

Page 10: ...R E PZ 61DR E Mr Slim indoor unit MA remote controller Interlocking Mr Slim indoor unit with Lossnay unit by using CN2L connector is prohibited CN2L Dx coil unit Externaldevice Interlocking external device with Lossnay unit by using TM2 and is available OK e g Non Mitsubishi Air conditioner Dx coil unit TM2 TM2 Mr Slim indoor unit MA remote controller CN2L Dx coil unit PZ 01RC Lossnay unit Power s...

Page 11: ...th Dx coil unit Available only when PZ 61DR E is connected or M NET system controller is connected Following diagrams are bad examples Do not construct systems same as below M NET system controller Lossnay unit Lossnay unit Lossnay unit Dx coil unit Outdoor unit PZ 01RC PZ 01RC Lossnay remote controller PZ 61DR E if necessary Indoor unit Power supply Power supply MA remote controller If necessary ...

Page 12: ...ontrol and heating mode When the system Lossnay unit Dx coil unit Outdoor unit has an error The Dx coil unit has a water sensor to detect the water level in the drain pan and has a drain pump to drain the condensation water during cooling mode If the drain pump cannot drain the water properly the water level in the drain pan increases and the water sensor detects the water and then finally an erro...

Page 13: ...e is lower than 5 C RA Return Air temperature control Dx coil unit GUG 01SL E GUG 02SL E GUG 03SL E Connectable Lossnay LGH 50RVX E LGH 65RVX E LGH 80RVX E LGH 100RVX E LGH 150RVX E LGH 150RVXT E LGH 200RVX E LGH 200RVXT E LGH 250RVXT E Connectable outdoor unit PUHZ ZRP35 PUHZ ZRP35 PUHZ ZRP50 PUHZ ZRP71 PUHZ ZRP100 PUHZ ZRP100 PUHZ ZRP125 SA Supply Air temperature control Dx coil unit GUG 02SL E ...

Page 14: ...o is only available for RA temperature control RA Return Air temperature control SA Supply Air temperature control Must be set at initial setting and not possible to change from remote controller RA Return Air temperature control Connectable Lossnay unit LGH 80RVX E LGH 100RVX E Capacity kW Heating 10 0 4 0 6 0 13 2 5 1 8 1 Cooling 8 3 3 3 5 0 11 3 4 2 7 1 SHF 0 69 0 66 Performance index Heating 4...

Page 15: ...t R410A Electrical power supply 220 240V 50Hz 220V 60Hz Supplied from outdoor unit Input power Heating Fan 2 5W Cooling 12 4W Running current Less than 0 1A Weight 28kg Accessories Approx 1kg Function Heating Cooling Auto Fan Auto is only available for RA temperature control RA Return Air temperature control SA Supply Air temperature control Must be set at initial setting and not possible to chang...

Page 16: ...XT E about 4dB quieter 8 Refrigerant leakage contributes to climate change Refrigerant with lower global warming potential GWP would contribute less to global warming than a refrigerant with higher GWP if leaked to the atmosphere This appliance contains a refrigerant fluid with a GWP equal to 1975 This means that if 1kg of this refrigerant fluid would be leaked to the atmosphere the impact on glob...

Page 17: ...ing Temperature 60 70 80 90 Exchange efficiency 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Static pressure Pa m3 h L s LGH 200RVX E 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 Air volume Without GUG 03SL E With GUG 03SL E SP1 SP2 SP3 SP4 Enthalpy cooling Enthalpy heating Temperature 60 70 80 90 Exchange efficiency 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Static pressure Pa m3 h L s LGH 150RVXT E 0 100 ...

Page 18: ...snay unit fan power up 4 Dx coil unit Static pressure Pa Air volume m3 h 3 3 1 1 2 2 Recovery of static pressure losing by Dx coil unit This graph is just for illustrative purposes When connecting Dx coil unit to Lossnay unit the original Lossnay P Q curve Curve 1 will decrease because of adding pressure loss by Dx coil unit Curve 2 One solution to recover this static pressure decrease is setting ...

Page 19: ...812 330 φ208 φ192 520 200 41 551 147 Air inlet from Lossnay 115 186 55 100 77 52 44 47 An inspection opening is required for installation and regular maintenance check of the drain pump 811 Unit mm Ceiling suspension fixture Liquid pipe φ6 35 Gas pipe φ12 7 Maintenance cover for drain pump inlet air thermistor and water sensor Heat exchanger Control box 150 to 200 Drain pump Drain pipe O D φ32 Ins...

Page 20: ...450 x 450 or more SA supply air Ceiling suspension fixture 4 13 X 20 oval Power supply cable opening Maintenance cover for SA thermistor Unit mm An inspection opening is required for installation and regular maintenance check of the drain pump When SA temp control is selected another inspection opening may be required in front of the unit for SA thermistor replacement only when an error occurred o...

Page 21: ...ry between the Lossnay and Dx coil units is about 6 m Please install the two units so that the cable can be connected Note The duct between the two units can be bent like the figure To take the control cover off Top view to install straight duct Side view to install with straight duct Side view to minimize the space with slope duct Top view to install with bent duct Connection cable Enclosed acces...

Page 22: ...cm and 5 m when the duct is straight The length of the connection cable enclosed accessory between the Lossnay and Dx coil units is about 6 m Please install the two units so that the cable can be connected 2 2 GUG 03SL E with LGH 150 200RVX E Side view with chamber box Following duct works is example using chamber box between LGH 150 200RVX E and GUG 03SL E Top view with chamber box Top view to in...

Page 23: ...2 liquid pipe temp CN6 Connector Output to PCB A CN22 Connector Remote controller CN9 Connector TH9 supply air temp CN23 Connector TH11 inlet air temp CN10 Connector Water sensor CN29 Connector TH5 gas pipe temp CN120 Connector Communication to Lossnay CN82 Connector Forced comp OFF Terminal block Terminal block Connector on PCB Connector on PCB Definition of symbols Attention 1 With this product ...

Page 24: ... have a function to protect over current install a breaker with that function along the same power line 2 A breaker with at least 3 0 mm contact separation in each pole shall be provided Use earth leakage breaker NV The breaker shall be provided to ensure disconnection of all active phase conductors of the supply 2 Connecting the power supply cable CAUTION Always separate the power supply cable an...

Page 25: ...Selecting of the operation mode from Temp priority mode Fan speed priority mode or Fan priority mode after temp priority mode SW7 2 7 3 No 1 Selecting of RA temp control or SA temp control Set the SW1 7 as below PCB SW1 7 Setting check Contents PCB A of Dx coil unit OFF SA temp control ON Factory setting RA temp control RA Return Air temperature control Factory setting The system of the Lossnay un...

Page 26: ...he compressor of outdoor unit is forced to stop when the inlet air temp is close to the setting temp to reduce frequent ON OFF cycling under low heating cooling load conditions The thermo OFF point can be set by the SW3 4 and SW3 5 as below PCB SW3 4 SW3 5 Setting check Contents PCB A of Dx coil unit OFF OFF 1 C OFF ON 2 C ON OFF 3 C Factory setting ON ON 4 C When the differential is small Dx coil...

Page 27: ...l NOT be displayed on the remote controller PZ 01RC For system Y and Z an error code will be displayed on PZ 61DR E and or M NET system controller PCB SW11 3 Setting check Contents PCB B of Dx coil unit OFF Factory setting Pattern A ON Pattern B Pattern A Factory setting When Lossnay unit Dx coil unit or Outdoor unit has an error during the Fan mode the remote controller PZ 01RC display will be ch...

Page 28: ...ing data SW7 2 PCB of Lossnay unit 72 0 Factory setting DIP SW priority OFF Factory setting 1 Temp priority mode ON 2 Fan speed priority mode This function can also be set from PZ 61DR E This function needs to be set when Lossnay unit s fan speed is controlled by an external input 0 10VDC CN26 or a volt free contact CN17 Temp priority mode Factory setting Only when operation mode is in the Fan mod...

Page 29: ...an also be set from PZ 61DR E This function needs to be set when Lossnay unit s fan speed is controlled by an external input 0 10VDC CN26 or a volt free contact CN17 Temp priority mode Factory setting Only when operation mode is in the Fan mode the external fan speed control can be used The Dx coil unit will keep thermo ON as much as possible In heating and cooling mode the fan speed of Lossnay un...

Page 30: ...ode are available only when PZ 61DR E is connected or M NET controller is connected 38 Calculated supply air temperature display setting Calculated supply air temperature will be different from the supply air temperature from Dx coil unit 51 Automatic ventilation mode Even when an indoor unit is interlocked with Lossnay unit Lossnay unit uses the conditions of setting temp and mode cooling heating...

Page 31: ...n Not available 5 Error information Available 5 Maintenance Auto descending panel Not available Manual vane angle Not available Initial setting Main Sub Available 1 Clock Available 5 Main display Available 5 Contrast Available 5 Display details Available 3 Auto mode Available 2 Administrator password Available 5 Language selection Available 5 Service Test run Available 5 Drain pump test run Not av...

Page 32: ...ting up or when there is an error Press to save the setting Main display Press to change the operation mode Main menu Press to move the cursor down Press to return to the previous screen Main display Press to decrease temperature Main menu Press to move the cursor up Press to bring up the Main menu Main display Press to increase temperature Main menu Press to go to the previous page Operation sett...

Page 33: ...in not including the protruding part Net weight 0 25kg 9 16lb Rated power supply voltage 12V DC supplied from Dx coil unit Power consumption 0 3W Usage environment Temperature 0 40 C 32 104 F Humidity 30 90 RH with no dew condensation Material Panel PMMA Main body PC ABS Front view Side view Rear view 120 4 23 32 46 1 13 16 19 3 4 83 5 3 9 32 120 4 23 32 ...

Page 34: ...ctory setting Available The function setting below must be set as the factory setting If changed please set to the factory setting No Factory setting data 02 1 03 1 04 2 05 2 06 2 07 3 15 1 16 1 17 1 21 1 24 2 28 2 Note The factory setting of No 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 18 19 20 22 23 25 26 and 27 are not set and the function is not available Main menu Cursor Page Initial setting menu 1 2 Main Sub Clo...

Page 35: ...t setting 3 Room temperature display Please set to No for the SA temp control 4 Auto mode Auto cooling heating operation display setting RA temp control only The factory setting is Yes Yes AUTO COOL or AUTO HEAT is displayed during Auto mode Auto cooling heating operation No Only AUTO is displayed during Auto mode Auto cooling heating operation Administrator password setting The initial administra...

Page 36: ...splay the operation mode Auto 1 2 F1 When the room temperature is higher than the preset temperature cooling operation starts When the room temperature is lower than the preset temperature heating operation starts The current operation mode Auto cool or Auto heat will be displayed after the mode is determined If Display non display of COOL HEAT during AUTO mode has been set to Non display while ma...

Page 37: ...rd is 9999 Change the default password as necessary to prevent unauthorized access Have the password available for those who need it If you forget your administrator password you can initialize the password to default password 9999 by pressing and holding the F1 and F2 buttons simultaneously for three seconds on the maintenance password setting screen Operation ON OFF times for a week can be set U...

Page 38: ...1 Inlet air temperature Themmistor TH9 Supply air temperature GUG 02SL E and GUG 03SL E only Strainer 50 Strainer 50 Thermistor TH2 Pipe temperature Liquid Refrigerant LIQUID pipe connection Flare Refrigerant GAS pipe connection Flare Refrigerant flow in cooling Refrigerant flow in heating Thermistor TH5 Cond Eva temperature ...

Page 39: ...s Yes RA temperature control Cooling No No Heating No No SA temperature control STEP1 Use Dx coil Use RA temp control Design by capacity Design by cooling Example1 1 is for cooling see page 37 Example1 2 is for heating see page 43 Example2 1 is for cooling see page 47 Example2 2 is for heating see page 51 Example3 1 is for cooling see page 53 Example3 2 is for heating see page 55 Calculation of Dx...

Page 40: ... Example 1 1 Cooling for an office floor by RA temperature control Following calculations are just examples The floor is assumed that it is south facing middle floor of typical office building in Tokyo In the actual designing please calculate in an appropriate way STEP1 Calculation of required cooling capacity I Calculation of required ventilation air volume and selection of Lossnay unit 200 m2 5 ...

Page 41: ...r Penetration Heat 47 6 W m2 Total 157 0 W m2 Dry Bulb Temp Relative Humidity Wet Bulb Temp Enthalpy Enthalpy difference Cooling Outdoor Air 33 C 63 27 C 84 6 kJ kg DA 31 8 kJ kg DA Return Air 26 C 50 18 7 C 52 8 kJ kg DA II Calculation of cooling load to determine the required capacity 1 Calculation of ventilation load Ventilation load ρ x Qf x Δh ρ kg m3 x Qf m3 h x hO hR kJ kg DA ρ kg m3 x S m2...

Page 42: ...d by required temperature control RA or SA Note Please see the picture below to find G to J RA Return Air temperature control Dx coil unit GUG 01SL E GUG 02SL E GUG 03SL E Connectable Lossnay LGH 50RVX E LGH 65RVX E LGH 80RVX E LGH 100RVX E LGH 150RVX E LGH 150RVXT E LGH 200RVX E LGH 200RVXT E LGH 250RVXT E Connectable outdoor unit PUHZ ZRP35 PUHZ ZRP35 PUHZ ZRP50 PUHZ ZRP71 PUHZ ZRP100 PUHZ ZRP10...

Page 43: ...erant pipe length G Cooling capacity under specification condition Lossnay recovery Cooling capacity of Dx coil unit The conditions of Lossnay outlet air are already calculated in STEP1 III as shown below Dx coil unit capacity can be calculated by adjusting outdoor unit capacity from specification conditions to the actual designing conditions Read out the air volume factor C1 by the ratio against ...

Page 44: ...y kg kg DA 0 0142 0 0104 0 0116 Relative humidity 40 47 45 Enthalpy kJ kg DA 71 7 53 8 59 0 A Outdoor air dry bulb temperature B Dx coil inlet air wet bulb temperature C Air condition difference factor C2 1 All of cooling specification for each Dx coil unit are designed under above condition Therefore C2 1 1 08 is fixed value for all unit D Outdoor air dry bulb temperature E Dx coil inlet air wet ...

Page 45: ... LGH 250RVXT E Air volume m3 h 800 1000 1500 2000 1500 2000 2500 Connected Outdoor unit ZRP50 ZRP50 ZRP71 ZRP71 ZRP71 ZRP71 ZRP71 CA kW 5 09 5 4 7 23 7 54 7 23 7 54 8 23 SHC kW 3 05 3 35 5 21 5 66 5 21 5 66 6 25 SHF 0 60 0 62 0 72 0 75 0 72 0 75 0 76 SA temperature control SHF is calculated by following formula SHF qs qt c x ΔT Δh c kJ kg K x Ti TO K hi hO kJ kg DA From this supply air temperature...

Page 46: ...some cases Capacity calculation result A Required cooling capacity B Lossnay energy recovery C Dx coil cooling capacity D Lossnay DX coil unit system cooling capacity B C 7 5 kW 7 4 kW 31 4 kW 14 9 kW Example 1 2 Heating for an office floor by RA temperature control I Calculation of required ventilation air volume and selection of Lossnay unit II Calculation of heating load to determine the requir...

Page 47: ...rgy recovered by Lossnay E H x ρ x Qf 3600 29 1 4 7 x 1 2 x 1000 3600 Lossnay outlet air Indoor Unit of Air Conditioner Exhaust air Lossnay Unit Dry bulb temperature C 16 Absolute humidity g kg DA 5 2 Relative humidity 46 Enthalpy kJ kg DA 29 1 Total energy recovered kW 8 1 Ventilation load kW 3 1 Ventilation load ratio 27 Return air Dry bulb temperature I 20 C Absolute humidity 7 3 g kg DA Relati...

Page 48: ...onditions of Lossnay outlet air are already calculated in STEP1 III as shown below Example 1 2 condition Outdoor air Return air Dx coil inlet air Lossnay outlet air Dry bulb temperature C 0 20 16 Wet bulb temperature C 3 13 8 10 Absolute humidity kg kg DA 0 0019 0 0073 0 0051 Relative humidity 50 50 46 Enthalpy kJ kg DA 4 7 38 3 29 1 Specification condition Outdoor air Return air Dx coil inlet air...

Page 49: ...ply air conditions from Dx coil unit Enthalpy of supply air from Dx coil ho Ca ρ x Qf 3600 hi kJ kg DA Enthalpy of supply air from Dx coil Absolute humidity the ratio of water weight against the unit weight of dry air is unchanged during heating By calculations from STEP 1 to 3 the capacity of Lossnay Dx coil unit is summate as shown below 5 8 kW 29 1 kJ kg DA 46 4 kJ kg DA hi Enthalpy of Dx coil ...

Page 50: ... person 40 m3 h person 50 m2 25 people 1000 m3 h 170 Pa 0 5 person m2 Adequate Lossnay model LGH 100RVX E Dry Bulb Temp Relative Humidity Wet Bulb Temp Enthalpy Enthalpy Difference Cooling Outdoor Air 27 C 50 19 5 C 55 4 kJ kg DA 13 6 kJ kg DA Return Air 21 C 53 15 C 41 8 kJ kg DA Ventilation load can be calculated by same formula as Example 1 1 Ventilation load per unit area under above condition...

Page 51: ...e humidity kg kg DA 0 0111 0 0082 0 0090 Relative humidity 50 53 53 Enthalpy kJ kg DA H 55 4 J 41 8 45 8 STEP2 Selection of Dx coil unit system STEP3 1 Calculation of Dx coil unit cooling capacity Adequate Dx coil unit model GUG 02SL E Lossnay model LGH 100RVX E Adequate outdoor unit model PUHZ ZRP71 Temperature control feature Return air temperature control I Read out characteristics from the spe...

Page 52: ...LGH 200RVXT E LGH 250RVXT E Air volume m3 h 500 650 800 1000 1500 2000 1500 2000 2500 Connected Outdoor unit ZRP35 ZRP35 ZRP50 ZRP71 ZRP100 ZRP100 ZRP100 ZRP100 ZRP125 CA kW 3 13 3 48 4 35 6 18 8 27 8 7 8 27 8 7 10 88 SHC kW 2 10 2 40 3 00 4 08 5 62 6 44 5 62 6 53 9 30 SHF 0 67 0 69 0 69 0 66 0 68 0 74 0 68 0 75 0 83 Dx coil unit GUG 02SL E GUG 03SL E Connectable Lossnay LGH 80RVX E LGH 100RVX E L...

Page 53: ...se the adequate SHF for the actual designing by the table in the page 65 As a result D is nearly equal to A Therefore under this example condition Lossnay Dx coil unit system has enough capacity as all in one air conditioning system By calculations from STEP 1 to 3 the capacity of Lossnay Dx coil unit is summate as shown below STEP4 Comparison of Lossnay Dx coil unit capacity with required capacit...

Page 54: ...istics from the specification sheet 1 Calculation conditions See the parameters used so far 2 Characteristics read out from specifications A Heating capacity under specification condition Lossnay recovery Heating capacity of Dx coil unit In this Example 2 2 the floor is assumed same room with Example 2 1 Required air volume is same with Example 2 1 In this example the outdoor and return air condit...

Page 55: ...l unit cooling capacity on the specification B Adjusted Dx coil unit cooling capacity A x C1 x C2 x C3 8 1 x 1 0 x 0 74 x 1 0 1000 m3 h 1 0 1 0 1000 m3 h III Calculate the capacity of Dx coil unit 1 Air volume factor A Designing air volume B Related air volume of Lossnay unit at fan speed 4 C Air volume ratio A B D Air volume factor C1 Find C1 from the graph on page 62 2 Air condition difference f...

Page 56: ...Temperature control feature 2 Characteristics read out from specifications D Cooling capacity under specification condition Lossnay recovery Cooling capacity of Dx coil unit Ventilation load per unit area ρ x n x Vf x hO hR 190 8 kJ m2 53 0 W m2 One of the main purposes of SA temperature control is to make up for ventilation load As written in Example 1 1 ventilation load is calculated as followin...

Page 57: ...parison of Lossnay Dx coil unit capacity with required capacity By calculations from STEP 1 to 3 the capacity of Lossnay Dx coil unit is summate as shown below Capacity calculation result A Required cooling capacity for ventilation load B Lossnay energy recovery C Dx coil cooling capacity D Lossnay DX coil unit system cooling capacity B C As a result D is bigger than A Therefore under this example...

Page 58: ...ose of SA temperature control is to make up for ventilation load As written in Example 1 2 ventilation load is calculated as following under this conditions Example 3 2 Heating office floor by SA temperature control I Calculation of required ventilation air volume and selection of Lossnay unit II Calculation of heating load to determine the required capacity III Calculation of Lossnay energy recov...

Page 59: ...4 Comparison Lossnay Dx coil unit capacity to required capacity By calculations from STEP 1 to 3 the capacity of Lossnay Dx coil unit is summate as shown below Capacity calculation result A Required heating capacity for ventilation load B Lossnay energy recovery C Dx coil heating capacity D Lossnay DX coil unit system cooling capacity B C As a result D is bigger than A Therefore under this example...

Page 60: ...he actual operation How to read the graph Air temperature CDB Outdoor air temperature CDB 50 RH 5 10 15 20 25 30 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Design OA temperature 30 C The cross point of Design set point and Design OA temp is in the gray area SA temp can be set point 3 C Design set point 21 C 5 10 15 20 25 30 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Air temperature CDB Outdoor air temperature CDB 50 RH If the cross point of...

Page 61: ...ge this area with 3 C accuracy Lossnay outlet air temperature Settable temperature range 12 to 30 C Settable temperature range 12 to 30 C Lossnay outlet air temperature 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Air temperature CDB LGH 80RVX E GUG 02SL E PUHZ ZRP50 LGH 100RVX E GUG 02SL E PUHZ ZRP50 5 10 15 20 25 30 Air temperature CDB 5 10 15 20 25 30 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Outdoor air temperature CDB 50 RH Outdoor air ...

Page 62: ...ange 12 to 30 C LGH 250RVXT E GUG 03SL E PUHZ ZRP71 5 10 15 20 25 30 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Outdoor air temperature CDB 50 RH Supply air temperature from Dx coil unit can range this area with 3 C accuracy Lossnay outlet air temperature Supply air temperature from Dx coil unit can range this area with 3 C accuracy Lossnay outlet air temperature Outdoor air temperature CDB 50 RH 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 A...

Page 63: ...17 to 28 C Lossnay outlet air temperature Supply air temperature from Dx coil unit can range this area with 3 C accuracy Lossnay outlet air temperature Supply air temperature from Dx coil unit can range this area with 3 C accuracy Settable temperature range 17 to 28 C 10 15 20 25 30 35 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 Air temperature CDB Outdoor air temperature CDB 10 15 20 25 30 35 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 Air t...

Page 64: ...ange 17 to 28 C LGH 200RVX E or LGH 200RVXT E GUG 03SL E PUHZ ZRP71 10 15 20 25 30 35 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 Air temperature CDB Outdoor air temperature CDB Lossnay outlet air temperature Supply air temperature from Dx coil unit can range this area with 3 C accuracy Lossnay outlet air temperature Supply air temperature from Dx coil unit can range this area with 3 C accuracy Settable temperature rang...

Page 65: ... air Lossnay outlet air wet bulb temperature W B C Dx coil inlet air Lossnay outlet air dry bulb temperature D B C Outdoor intake air wet bulb temperature W B C 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 15 20 25 Heating capacity raitio C 2 2 1 4 1 2 1 0 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 8 0 9 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 0 4 0 6 0 8 1 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 8 2 Air volume factor C 1 Air Volume ratio actual air volume related air volume at fan speed 4 Coolin...

Page 66: ...2SL E 0 89 0 90 0 90 0 91 0 92 0 92 0 93 0 94 0 94 0 95 0 95 LGH 100RVX E GUG 02SL E 0 89 0 89 0 90 0 91 0 91 0 92 0 92 0 93 0 94 0 94 0 95 LGH 150RVX E GUG 03SL E 0 89 0 90 0 90 0 91 0 91 0 92 0 93 0 93 0 94 0 94 0 95 LGH 150RVXT E GUG 03SL E 0 89 0 90 0 91 0 91 0 92 0 93 0 93 0 94 0 95 0 95 0 96 LGH 200RVX E GUG 03SL E 0 89 0 89 0 90 0 91 0 91 0 92 0 92 0 93 0 94 0 94 0 95 LGH 200RVXT E GUG 03SL...

Page 67: ...L E 0 67 0 68 0 69 0 70 0 71 0 73 0 74 0 75 0 79 0 85 0 91 LGH 100RVX E GUG 02SL E 0 67 0 68 0 69 0 70 0 71 0 73 0 74 0 74 0 79 0 85 0 91 LGH 150RVX E GUG 03SL E 0 67 0 68 0 69 0 70 0 71 0 73 0 74 0 74 0 79 0 85 0 91 LGH 150RVXT E GUG 03SL E 0 67 0 68 0 69 0 70 0 71 0 73 0 74 0 74 0 79 0 85 0 91 LGH 200RVX E GUG 03SL E 0 67 0 68 0 69 0 70 0 71 0 73 0 74 0 74 0 79 0 85 0 91 LGH 200RVXT E GUG 03SL E...

Page 68: ... 89 3 60 3 05 0 85 3 40 2 85 0 84 34 20 3 53 2 94 0 83 3 60 2 93 0 81 3 77 2 93 0 78 3 60 2 92 0 81 3 60 2 84 0 79 3 40 2 66 0 78 34 22 3 80 2 78 0 73 3 87 2 78 0 72 3 90 2 74 0 70 3 77 2 75 0 73 3 60 2 62 0 73 3 40 2 46 0 72 System Return air Outdoor air temperature DB C 20 25 30 35 40 45 DB WB CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF L...

Page 69: ...23 0 85 5 23 4 27 0 82 5 00 4 28 0 86 5 00 4 20 0 84 4 72 3 98 0 84 34 22 5 28 3 95 0 75 5 37 3 99 0 74 5 42 3 96 0 73 5 23 4 01 0 77 5 00 3 86 0 77 4 72 3 67 0 78 System Return air Outdoor air temperature DB C 20 25 30 35 40 45 DB WB CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF LGH 100RVX E GUG 02SL E PUHZ ZRP71 RA temp control 20 16 6 51 4...

Page 70: ...83 9 50 7 70 0 81 8 97 7 28 0 81 34 22 10 03 7 29 0 73 10 20 7 34 0 72 10 29 7 30 0 71 9 94 7 36 0 74 9 50 7 08 0 75 8 97 6 72 0 75 System Return air Outdoor air temperature DB C 20 25 30 35 40 45 DB WB CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF LGH 200RVX E GUG 03SL E PUHZ ZRP100 RA temp control 20 16 9 17 6 05 0 66 9 26 6 02 0 65 9 26 5 ...

Page 71: ... 0 82 9 50 7 69 0 81 8 97 7 29 0 81 34 22 10 03 7 22 0 72 10 20 7 30 0 72 10 29 7 27 0 71 9 94 7 35 0 74 9 50 7 09 0 75 8 97 6 74 0 75 System Return air Outdoor air temperature DB C 20 25 30 35 40 45 DB WB CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF LGH 200RVXT E GUG 03SL E PUHZ ZRP100 RA temp control 20 16 9 17 6 05 0 66 9 26 6 02 0 65 9 2...

Page 72: ... 11 81 11 81 1 00 12 04 12 04 1 00 12 15 12 15 1 00 12 04 12 04 1 00 12 50 12 50 1 00 11 81 11 81 1 00 34 20 12 27 12 27 1 00 12 50 12 50 1 00 13 08 13 08 1 00 12 50 12 50 1 00 12 50 12 50 1 00 11 81 11 81 1 00 34 22 12 73 11 91 0 94 13 43 12 34 0 92 13 54 12 42 0 92 13 08 12 91 0 99 12 50 12 50 1 00 11 81 11 81 1 00 System Return air Outdoor air temperature DB C 20 25 30 35 40 45 DB WB CA kW SHC ...

Page 73: ... 77 0 90 5 55 4 83 0 87 5 30 4 87 0 92 5 30 4 81 0 91 5 01 4 59 0 92 34 22 5 59 4 40 0 79 5 69 4 46 0 78 5 74 4 46 0 78 5 55 4 54 0 82 5 30 4 41 0 83 5 01 4 23 0 84 System Return air Outdoor air temperature DB C 20 25 30 35 40 45 DB WB CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF LGH 150RVX E GUG 03SL E PUHZ ZRP71 SA temp control 20 16 6 51 ...

Page 74: ... 10 1 00 7 43 7 43 1 00 7 10 7 10 1 00 7 10 7 10 1 00 6 71 6 71 1 00 34 22 7 49 6 80 0 91 7 63 6 94 0 91 7 69 6 99 0 91 7 43 7 23 0 97 7 10 7 11 1 00 6 71 6 71 1 00 System Return air Outdoor air temperature DB C 20 25 30 35 40 45 DB WB CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF LGH 200RVX E GUG 03SL E PUHZ ZRP71 SA temp control 20 16 6 78 ...

Page 75: ...ir temperature DB C 20 25 30 35 40 45 DB WB CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF CA kW SHC kW SHF LGH 200RVXT E GUG 03SL E PUHZ ZRP71 SA temp control 20 16 6 78 4 97 0 73 6 85 5 00 0 73 6 85 4 92 0 72 6 85 5 24 0 77 6 92 5 13 0 74 6 99 4 89 0 70 20 18 6 99 4 22 0 60 7 13 4 32 0 61 7 19 4 31 0 60 7 13 4 62 0 65 7 40 4 61 0 62 6 99 4 27 0 61 22 16 6 78...

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