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INSTALLATION & OPERATION 

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MHNCCX Fan Coils 1-3 Tons 

                                          

                        

                                                                                                

      

 

      
 

 

                                                                                                
 
                               

 

                                                           

       

 

                            

                                                                                    
                                                                                                                       
         

                                                                                                             

                                                                                                                                                                                                            
                                                                                                                                      
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
                                                                                             
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

                                                                            

 

MAITENANCE  
 

1. Air Filter(s): 

   Filters are an essential part of the 
quality of air that is provided to the 
occupants. Never operate HVAC 
equipment without filters. Filters 
help remove dust and unwanted 
particles from the air stream, 
helping to keep the space clean. 
They also keep this debris from 
collecting on the heat transfer 
surfaces of the unit thus 
maintaining optimum equipment 
efficiency and performance. These 
filters will be located either in the 
unit or upstream from the unit in 
the return air ductwork. Filters must 
be inspected, cleaned and/or 
changed routinely. This routine 
maintenance procedure will allow 
the unit to continually operate as 
designed, reduce service expenses 
and extend equipment/component 
life.  
 

2. Fuses and/or Circuit Breakers:  

   This unit must be connected to 
the buildings electric service in 
accordance with local/national 
electrical codes and regulations. 
These electrical connections will 
include over current protection in 
the form of fuses or circuit 
breakers. Have your contractor 
identify/label the circuits and the 
location of them so that you may be 
in a position to make inspections  

and/or replacements in the event the 
unit fails to operate or is being 
serviced.  If fuses are used, ensure 
that the replacement fuses are of the 
same size and type as the ones you 
are replacing. It is a good idea to 
keep replacement fuses of the 
appropriate size and type on hand. 
 

3. Routine Check Up and Service

    This product is designed to 
provide many years of dependable, 
trouble free comfort when properly 
maintained. Proper maintenance 
will consist of routine filter 
cleanings/changes, bi-annual check 
ups that include but not limited to 
filter inspections, inspections 
/cleaning of the internal electrical 
and heat transfer components by a 
qualified service technician. Failure 
to provide periodic check ups and 
cleaning can result in excessive 
operating cost and/or equipment 
failure. 

Summary of Contents for MHNCCX Series

Page 1: ...318 4 Pipe Heat Cool Fan Coil 12 000 36 000 BTUH Ceiling Concealed MHNCCX DX with Hot Water Heat...

Page 2: ...0 03 MHNCCX 12 03 MHNCCW XX XX MHNCCX 04 01 MHNCCX 04 03 Nominal Tons 01 208 230 1 50 60 03 120 1 50 60 Ceiling Concealed 4 Pipe DX Cool HW Heat MHNCCX 10 01 MHNCCX NOMENCLATURE BREAKDOWN 4 Pipe Heat...

Page 3: ...lvanized steel 3 Contained with the unit shall be all factory wiring piping associated controls and special accessories required prior to start up B Unit Cabinet 1 Composed of heavy gauge galvanized s...

Page 4: ...3 02 Safeties A Fan coil shall contain a non reusable fuse on the secondary voltage side of the transformer Part 4 Operating Characteristics 4 01 Electrical Requirements A Primary electrical power sup...

Page 5: ...2 01 03 10 49 68 21 65 83 6 4 14 2 14 3 8 3 8 5 8 7 8 7 8 3 4 These specifications are subject to change without notice Electrical Data Fuse or HACR Circuit Breaker Per Circuit Model Number Nominal CF...

Page 6: ...25 Latent Fan coils are 13 SEER CFM vs External Static Pressure Table External Static Pressure Model Number 0 05 0 10 0 15 0 20 0 25 0 30 MHNCCX04 397 373 340 320 0 0 MHNCCX06 634 608 578 544 506 463...

Page 7: ...1 00 425 460 500 0 93 0 92 525 0 95 0 94 550 0 98 0 97 580 1 01 1 02 0 91 0 90 600 1 02 1 03 0 92 0 93 630 1 03 1 04 0 94 0 94 650 0 96 0 97 675 0 98 0 99 700 0 99 0 99 750 1 00 1 00 0 93 0 92 775 0 9...

Page 8: ...6 8 29 5 32 2 34 9 37 6 60 400 3 0 7 0 12 0 14 7 17 4 20 1 22 8 25 5 28 2 30 9 33 6 36 3 39 0 MHNCCX 04 HEATING CAPACITIES ENTERING WATER TEMPERATURE F ENTERING AIR F NOMINAL CFM GPM WPD 100 110 120 1...

Page 9: ...1 8 34 4 37 0 39 6 42 2 60 600 3 0 7 6 17 8 20 4 23 0 25 6 28 2 30 8 33 4 36 0 38 6 41 2 43 8 MHNCCX 06 HEATING CAPACITIES ENTERING WATER TEMPERATURE F ENTERING AIR F NOMINAL CFM GPM WPD 100 110 120 1...

Page 10: ...41 9 48 4 52 8 56 5 60 800 4 0 1 9 17 3 21 0 24 7 28 4 33 5 35 8 42 5 46 9 51 5 54 3 58 0 MHNCCX 08 HEATING CAPACITIES ENTERING WATER TEMPERATURE F ENTERING AIR F NOMINAL CFM GPM WPD 100 110 120 130...

Page 11: ...52 2 57 1 62 1 67 0 60 1000 4 0 2 4 22 4 26 8 31 1 35 5 39 8 44 2 50 5 55 5 61 2 65 4 70 3 MHNCCX 10 HEATING CAPACITIES ENTERING WATER TEMPERATURE F ENTERING AIR F NOMINAL CFM GPM WPD 100 110 120 130...

Page 12: ...8 2 64 1 69 4 76 0 60 1200 4 0 2 4 20 6 26 7 32 7 38 7 44 8 50 9 57 1 62 9 69 4 75 1 81 1 MHNCCX 12 HEATING CAPACITIES ENTERING WATER TEMPERATURE F ENTERING AIR F NOMINAL CFM GPM WPD 100 110 120 130 1...

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Page 14: ...with national codes It is the installer s responsibility to install the product in accordance with national codes and or prevailing local codes and regulations Care must be taken to ensure the struct...

Page 15: ...65 MHNCCX06 37 72 34 56 31 41 10 00 5 51 21 65 MHNCCX08 37 72 34 56 31 41 10 00 5 51 21 65 MHNCCX10 43 70 40 55 37 40 10 00 5 51 21 65 MHNCCX12 49 68 46 53 43 38 10 00 5 51 21 65 F E D Hot Water Supp...

Page 16: ...coil frame assembly Four screws per each side of the coils Figure 5 3 Slide the coils out of the fan coil frame assembly toward the coil headers Ensure that care is taken when removing and inserting...

Page 17: ...d in the next step Figure 7 2 Remove the five screws attaching the blower assembly to the coil assembly Separate the electrical and blower assemblies from the coil assembly Figure 8 3 Insert the coil...

Page 18: ...sembly using the five screws previously removed in step 2 figure 8 Figure 11 6 Reinstall the electrical assembly onto the coil assembly using the ten screws previously removed in step 1 figure 7 Figur...

Page 19: ...drain lines have at least one quarter of an inch of fall per foot for proper drainage Figure 14 COIL CONNECTIONS 9 The fan coil unit comes with a manual air bleed and a manual coil drain fitting on t...

Page 20: ...e opening of the hinged service panel Figure 16 17 11 Filters are not supplied with the fan coil unit or the service access panel The filter s must be supplied by the installing contractor If a louver...

Page 21: ...ber Fan Coil Size A in B in C in MAP468L NL 4 43 25 27 5 1 5 MAP468L NL 6 43 25 27 5 1 5 MAP468L NL 8 43 25 27 5 1 5 MAP10L NL 10 49 25 27 5 1 5 MAP12L NL 12 55 25 27 5 1 5 RECOMMENDED FILTER SIZES FA...

Page 22: ...NL 12 6 43 75 Figure 19 12 The fan coil enclosure assembly has a supply air duct flange to allow the attachment of ductwork Ensure when attaching ductwork to the flange that the screws are at least on...

Page 23: ...ordance with local national electrical codes and regulations These electrical connections will include over current protection in the form of fuses or circuit breakers Have your contractor identify la...

Page 24: ...341 MHNCCX xx 01 Wiring Diagram 208 230 1 50 60...

Page 25: ...342 MHNCCX xx 03 Wiring Diagram 120 1 50 60...

Page 26: ...343 MHNCCX CERTIFIED DRAWING...

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