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4.配線

 

Wiring

 

注意

 

 

・クーラの設置は、設置する国の規則に従ってください。

 

Please observe all the local regulations in installation of the cooler.

 

・電圧は銘板の表示電圧に従ってください。

 

Supply voltage should be as specified on the rating plate.

 

・クーラの許容電圧は表示電圧の±

10

%です。電圧変動時も許容電圧内におさまるよう、

 

電源容量に注意してください。

 

Allowable power fluctuation is +/- 10% from the rated voltage. Pay attention so as the 

maximum fluctuation should be stayed within this range.

 

・アース(E)は必ず接地してください。

 

Make sure that grounding has been properly done.

 

・通電前に使用電圧、配線、接地に問題がないことを確認してから通電してください。

 

Before electrifying the unit, make sure again that there is no problem in supply 

voltage, wiring connection and grounding.

 

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配線方法

Wiring procedure

(適合電線径

Applicable wire range

  AWG24

12

0.2

2.5mm

2

 

 

電線の被覆を

6

7mm

剥いてください。

 

Strip the wire by 6 to 7 mm.

 

 

マイナスドライバーにて端子台の「接続時押しボタン」押し込んでください。

 

Push down the Push button with a flathead screwdriver. 

 

電線差込口に電線を差し込んでください。

 

Insert a wire into the port. 

 

マイナスドライバーを引いてください。

 

Release the screwdriver.

 

 

電線が抜けないことを確認してください。

 

Check that the wire is secured.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

※詳細は

P.21-23

アラーム出力端子の割当を参照してください。

 

Note: For details, please refer to the paragraph 5-6 in page 21 to 23

 

◎端子台詳細図(単相)

 

Terminal board details

Single phase

 

a

接点

 240V 1.5A 

×

抵抗負荷

 

 

a contact, 240V 1.5A x2 resistance load

 

アース

 

Earth 

L

N

E

1

2

3

 

AC200V 

IN 

アラーム出力端子

 

Alarm output 

a

接点

 240V 1.5A 

×

抵抗負荷

 

 

a contact, 240V 1.5A x2 resistance load

 

R

S

T

E

1

2

3

 

アラーム出力端子

 

Alarm output 

アース

 

Earth 

AC200V 

IN 

◎端子台詳細図(三相)

 

Terminal board details

3 phase

 

電線差込口

 

Wire port

 

電線差込口

 

Wire port

 

接続時押しボタン

 

Push button for 
connection

 

接続時押しボタン

 

Push button for 
connection

 

Summary of Contents for COOL CABI OCA-H1300BCD

Page 1: ...struction Manual Lateral Mounting Type Condensate free Type OCA H350BCD OCA H700BCD OCA H1300BCD OCA H2300BCD Please read this brochure carefully before use and keep at hand for future reference Cauti...

Page 2: ...2 Contents Safety Precautions Part names and evaporation mechanism Mounting Wiring Operation Alarm Safeguard Maintenance Specifications Warranty Waste disposal...

Page 3: ...r remove the front cover of the unit during operation Do not put your fingers or foreign matters into rotating part of the fan Always disconnect power and wait until the fans stop completely before st...

Page 4: ...ismount or relocate the cooling unit or the enclosure itself after operating the cooling unit for some time remove water in the Evaporation pan and the Water pan in the cooling unit interior using a d...

Page 5: ...hock and vibrationdduring operation drain water inside of it may leak out Evaporation pan Evaporation fin Evaporation sheet External fan Compressor Outside air Evaporation Capacitor Drain pipe Water p...

Page 6: ...step the Evaporation sheet absorbs the water not evaporated in the Evaporation fin to evaporate it by the hot external air heated by the compressor and the capacitor 35 85 RH 3 This product is designe...

Page 7: ...ove may result in poor cooling performance or condensation The supply voltage must be as specified on the rating plate of the unit Electrical connection should be made via appropriate circuit breakers...

Page 8: ...is found during cooling operation improve the environment by attaching rectifying plates or installing agitation fans as necessary Mounting procedure External mounting P 9 Process the mounting surfac...

Page 9: ...s Please lift up evenly using eyebolts whenever lifting up a cooling unit Lifting up one side only may result in breakdown or damage of the product Cutouts for External Mounting View from outside the...

Page 10: ...10 OCA H1300BCD A200 OCA H2300BCD A200 Arrangement of packing Ex OCA H350BCD OCA H1300BCD OCA H350BCD A200 OCA H1300BCD A200 Packing shaded area Packing shaded area...

Page 11: ...temperature humidity range i e temperatures not exceeding 35 deg C and humidity not exceeding 85 RH for both ambient and enclosure interior When the evaporation fin or the evaporation sheet is dirty...

Page 12: ...poration pan and water pan using a syringe or a wiping cloth Otherwise such water may spill over from these pans Remove the front panel The downside of the panel is fixed with a screw and the upside i...

Page 13: ...ding Wiring procedure Applicable wire range AWG24 12 0 2 2 5mm2 6 7mm Strip the wire by 6 to 7 mm Push down the Push button with a flathead screwdriver Insert a wire into the port Release the screwdri...

Page 14: ...ssor External fan 1pc Sensor Terminal board Terminal board OCA H350BCD H1300BCD OCA H700BCD Ex OCA H700BCD Internal fan 2pc Compressor External fan 4pc Control board Terminal board Sensor Terminal boa...

Page 15: ...er supply or with the start of cooling operation COOLCABI is subject to starting current for approx one second Therefore the selection of an earth leakage breaker should be made so as to assure stable...

Page 16: ...equent on off occurs Never put your fingers into the unit or uncover the unit during operation Failure to this may be a cause of injury Never operate COOLCABI leaving the control panel door open Failu...

Page 17: ...ration After a lapse of the time set by parameter the unit will return to normal operation mode Note Factory setting for compulsory operation is 30 seconds Parameter setting Normally there is no need...

Page 18: ...aintenance works in a timely manner 0 This function is ineffective 1 99 1 means 100 hours Notification period can be set between 100 to 9900 hours Time measurement in the control board is made on an h...

Page 19: ...ugh the display shows E4 AS 0 0 3 0 1 2 3 P21 23 Setting assignment of alarm output terminals AS Initial setting 0 Setting range 0 3 Alarm output terminals output once an alarm is detected This is to...

Page 20: ...for external fan and compressor t2 Initial setting 3 Setting range 3 10 minutes This is to set the time period for restarting the compressor after shutdown For prevention of frequent ON OFF of the co...

Page 21: ...ration and alarm occurrence AS 1 The state of alarm output terminals changes responding to the state of cooling operation and alarm occurrence AS 2 Monitoring of need for power shutdown and restoratio...

Page 22: ...F OPEN Cooling operation is stopped OPEN 2 Contact changes over by the state of alarm which requires power shutdown and restoration E5 SE Alarm E5 or SE ON CLOSE Contact changes over by the state of a...

Page 23: ...CLOSE Cooling operation is stopped OPEN 2 Contact changes over by the state of alarm which requires power shutdown and restoration E5 SE Alarm E5 or SE ON OPEN Contact changes over by the state of al...

Page 24: ...the high temperature alarm setting when power is turned on the alarm lamp lights by the setting of AS and Ao according to the assignment table of alarm output terminals described in page 22 and 23 3 C...

Page 25: ...has stopped The internal fan runs continuously when the internal temperature exceeds the differential temperature ly when the internal temperature exceeds the differential temperature Note 5 There is...

Page 26: ...ressor is forcibly stopped by the set time period In case the heat value inside the enclosure is large the internal temperature can even exceed the high temp alarm temperature value For prevention of...

Page 27: ...the alarm output terminals will break and make contact as set in AS and Ao See the assignment table of alarm output terminals in page 22 and 23 The display shows the current internal temperature and E...

Page 28: ...sconnection of the internal temperature sensor for some reasons The alarm will light and the alarm output terminals will break and make contact as set in AS and Ao See the assignment table of alarm ou...

Page 29: ...no need of maintenance for the circuit The durability of COOLCABI is generally 30 000 operating hours provided that its filter is kept clean Depending on the environmental condition at the site of use...

Page 30: ...OCA H700BCD A200 Replacement of internal fan Ex OCA H700BCD A200 In the event of a fan failure go through the following steps to replace the fan Remove the 4 screws and detach the fan mounting plate...

Page 31: ...ews of the Maintenance panel Blow off dirt of the Evaporation fin by means of compressed air or other means Slide the anchorage upward to remove and take out the Evaporation sheet Clean the Evaporatio...

Page 32: ...one of higher capacity Ambient temperature is too high 50 This unit is unusable under a circumstance where the ambient temperature may exceed 50 Internal temperature is too high 45 This product canno...

Page 33: ...lay shows SE Memory breakage Contact the supplier Drain hose discharges water The cooling unit is used outside the specified working conditions Use within the specified range Incoming air volume has d...

Page 34: ...70W 470 500W 630 690W Compressor motor output 100W 275W 375W A Noise Characteristic A 62dB 65dB 65dB Refrigerant Type Designation HFO R1234yf Amount 150g 210g 430g 4 GWP 1 Outer dimensions W H D mm 30...

Page 35: ...stic A 69dB Refrigerant Type Designation HFO R1234yf Amount 1000g 4 GWP 1 Outer dimensions W H D mm 450 1150 250 Weight approx 52 0kg 1 35 Nominal value when temperatures both inside and outside the c...

Page 36: ...ssipation Detection of temperature sensor disconnection External output 1a 240V 1 5A 2 COMMON Alarm output 1a 240V 1 5Ax2 Output Common Vibration resistance 10 55Hz 0 15mm 10 Vibration frequency 10 55...

Page 37: ...A H700BCD OCA H1300BCD OCA H2300BCD COOLCABI 1 Fixing bolt M6 35 4 M6 35 6 M8 35 6 Washer M6 4 M6 6 M8 6 Spring washer M6 4 M6 6 M8 6 Nut M6 4 M6 6 M8 6 Packing 1 1 roll Drain hose 2m Terminal board 1...

Page 38: ...ration Evaporation sheet Terminal board 12 Drain pipe Outer dia 12 12 Drain pipe Outer dia 12 Bottom view Front view Right side view Rear view 4 M6 14 4 M6 Depth 14mm For fixing bolt Left side view Wa...

Page 39: ...e Cool air Operation Evaporation sheet Terminal board Top view External air inlet filter White 2 M8 13 2 M8 Depth 13mm For eyebolt Left side view Rear view Front view Right side view Bottom view Top v...

Page 40: ...r than air they have a risk to stay on the floor surface when they are released to air in a place with poor ventilation To release a refrigerant select a place free from fire having good ventilation a...

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