OMEGA AIR RDT Series Installation And Operating Manual Download Page 9

3.2 Specifications 

 
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 

Max. operating pressure 

16 bar(g)

 

Max. inlet air temperature 

55 °C (for temperature ≠ 

35 

°C apply correction factor)

 

Operating ambient temperature 

°C to 45

 

°C (for temperature >

 25 

°C apply correction factor)

 

Storage conditions 

1 °C to 65 °C, <90 % relative humidity

 

Pressure dew point 

+ 3 

°C

 

Filter requirement (inlet) 

Prefilter 3 

μ

Communication 

MODBUS 

Digital input 

Remote ON/OFF 

Digital output

 

Alarm 

Type of cooling

 

Air cooled 

Compressor operation

 

Non-cycling 

Condensate drain

 

Timer controlled  

Condensate drain time ON

 

1 s - 10 s (default 1 s) 

Condensate drain time OFF

 

0 s - 600 s (default 200 s) 

Max. noise level at 1m 

< 65 dbA 

Refrigerant

 

R134a 

 

Protection class 

IP 20 

Handling option 

Manual (RDT 20-100), Forklift (RDT 140-1900) 

 
MATERIALS 

Casing 

Carbon steel  

Casing corrosion protection 

Epoxy powder paint 

Evaporator 

Brazed plate stainless steel (RDT 20-1900) 

Evaporator insulation 

Flexible elastomeric foam 

Condenser 

Aluminium fin and copper tube (RDT 20-1900) 

Compressor 

Carbon steel 

Refrigerant piping 

Copper 

Controller enclosure 

Plastic 

 
SIZES 

 

Compressed air 

Electrical connection 

Ambient air 

Refrigerant 

Dimensions & Mass 

Model 

(3)

Flow 

Connection 

Pressure 

drop 

Power supply 

(4)

Power/ 

Consumption 

Cooling 

flow 

Heat 

rejec. 

Type 

Mass 

 W x L x H 

Net 

 

m

3

/h 

 

bar 

Ph~V-Hz 

kW 

m

3

/h 

kW 

 

kg 

mm 

kg 

RDT 20 

20 

G 3/8” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50* 

0,160 / 0,135 

350 

0,2 

R134a 

0,190 

352 x 485 x 499 

25 

RDT 35 

35 

G 3/8” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50* 

0,170 / 0,135 

350 

0,3 

R134a 

0,230 

352 x 485 x 499 

25 

RDT 50 

50 

3/4” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50* 

0,20 / 0,18 

350 

0,4 

R134a 

0,330 

352 x 485 x 499 

26 

RDT 75 

75 

G 3/4” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50/230-60 

0,40 / 0,25 

350 

0,6 

R134a 

0,380 

352 x 485 x 499 

27 

RDT 100 

100 

G 3/4” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50/230-60 

0,45 / 0,32 

350 

0,8 

R134a 

0,585 

352 x 485 x 499 

32 

RDT 140 

140 

G 1” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50/230-60 

0,50 / 0,38 

700 

1,1 

R134a 

0,61 

356 x 552 x 684 

50 

RDT 180 

180 

G 1” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50* 

0,60 / 0,45 

700 

1,5 

R134a 

0,71 

356 x 552 x 684 

52 

RDT 235 

235 

G 1” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50* 

0,73 / 0,60 

700 

1,9 

R134a 

0,89 

356 x 552 x 684 

56 

RDT 300 

300 

G 1 1/4” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50/230-60 

1,0 / 0,7 

1100 

2,4 

R134a 

1,07 

495 x 589 x 827 

84 

RDT 380 

380 

G 1 1/4” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50/230-60 

1,1 / 0,8 

1100 

3,1 

R134a 

1,20 

495 x 589 x 827 

90 

RDT 480 

480 

G 1 

1/2” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50/230-60 

1,2 / 1,0 

1100 

3,9 

R134a 

1,31 

495 x 589 x 827 

99 

RDT 600 

600 

G 2” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

1~230-50/230-60 

1,3 / 1,1 

2200 

4,9 

R134a 

1,59 

491 x 708 x 973 

110 

RDT 750 

750 

G 2” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

3~400-50/440-60 

2,0 / 1,5 

2200 

6,1 

R134a 

2,19 

491 x 708 x 973 

120 

RDT 950 

950 

G 2” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

3~400-50/440-60 

2,4 / 1,9 

2200 

7,7 

R134a 

2,55 

491 x 708 x 973 

150 

RDT 1150 

1150 

G 2 1/2” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

3~400-50/440-60 

2,4 / 2,0 

1900 

9,4 

R134a 

3,49 

662 x 856 x 1534 

250 

RDT 1300 

1300 

G 2 1/2” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

3~400-50/440-60 

2,6 / 2,3 

1900 

10,6 

R134a 

3,25 

662 x 856 x 1534 

280 

RDT 1500 

1500 

G 2 1/2” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

3~400-50/440-60 

2,7 / 2,4 

4600 

12,2 

R134a 

5,00 

662 x 856 x 1534 

290 

RDT 1900 

1900 

G 2 1/2” BSP

-F 

<0,2 

3~400-50/440-60 

3,8 / 3,4 

3800 

15,5 

R134a 

5,30 

662 x 856 x 1534 

310 

(3)

 Nominal conditions: inlet flow 20 

°

C at 1 bar

a

, ambient 25 °C, dryer inlet 35°

C at 7 bar

g

, 3 °C pressure dew point (

-

20,5 °C atmospheric).

 

(4)

 For 60 Hz 20 % more than stated. Consumption at nominal conditions. 

* Special 60 Hz version available. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for RDT Series

Page 1: ...only by following the recommendations and conditions stated in the instructions For additional questions contact the manufacturer and inform him of the information on the data plate found on the front...

Page 2: ...maintenance is limited to a few checks and cleanings as shown in the continuation of this manual These instructions must always be present at the unit and be available for the entire operating life o...

Page 3: ...C 2 MODBUS COMMUNICATION 17 5 5 EXPANSION VALVES 18 5 6 TIMED CONDENSATE DRAIN 18 5 7 SAFETY FUNCTIONS 19 5 7 1 LOW PRESSURE SWITCH 19 5 7 1 SAFETY FUNCTIONS OF RDC 2 19 5 8 FILTER DEHYDRATOR 19 5 9 C...

Page 4: ...ully Correct data enables proper and efficient maintenance of the device selection of suitable spare parts and technical support 1 2 Information on the supplier Model of refrigeration air dryer Serial...

Page 5: ...ryers 1 4 Refrigeration air dryers Refrigeration air dryers are the best choice in all standard applications where pressure dew point 3 C suffices Examples of such applications are process air in the...

Page 6: ...at the dryer is vented and not under pressure this also includes the closest components of the installation in front and behind the dryer and that the dryer is not connected to an electrical source Do...

Page 7: ...eck and follow the local regulations for lifting and transporting heavy objects In the event of fire do not use extinguishing water on the dryer and nearby objects Wear suitable protective equipment e...

Page 8: ...1 Components 1 Heat exchanger 3in1 7 Switch 2 Condenser 8 Capillary tube 3 Compressor 9 Sensor for fan operation 4 Timed condensate drain 10 Filter dehydrator 5 Controller 6 Hot gas bypass valve Figu...

Page 9: ...BSP F 0 2 1 230 50 0 20 0 18 350 0 4 R134a 0 330 352 x 485 x 499 26 RDT 75 75 G 3 4 BSP F 0 2 1 230 50 230 60 0 40 0 25 350 0 6 R134a 0 380 352 x 485 x 499 27 RDT 100 100 G 3 4 BSP F 0 2 1 230 50 230...

Page 10: ...DP OPERATING PRESSURE bar 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 psi 29 44 58 72 87 100 115 130 145 160 174 189 203 218 232 COP 0 39 0 60 0 77 0 86 0 93 1 00 1 05 1 10 1 14 1 18 1 21 1 2 1 27 1 30 1 32...

Page 11: ...lower temperature than the input air Refrigeration circuit The refrigerant enters the compressor and then enters the condenser at high pressure where it transfers heat to the ambient air and condenses...

Page 12: ...he compressor cools condenses and changes the aggregate state from the gaseous to the liquid The condenser is a pipe in which the refrigerant is flowing and on which fins are placed The heat transfer...

Page 13: ...pear on the display The alarm automatically turns off when the dryer is restarted and is operating properly a Sensors used for regulation 1 Tdew Dew point temperature 2 Tcomp Compressor temperature 3...

Page 14: ...OFF ON via In Remote by changing the parameter 13 Remote control from 0 to 1 When the circuit is connected the controller goes to OFF state when the circuit is disconnected the controller is in ON sta...

Page 15: ...alue 5 5 Min Compressor OFF time yes Increase value Decrease value 1 min 6 no Increase value Decrease value 2 7 no Increase value Decrease value 5 8 no Increase value Decrease value 0 9 no Increase va...

Page 16: ...eter number 5 You will see the default parameter value 1 min Change it to a desired value if necessary if not skip the next step Wait a couple of seconds the controller exits automatically Turn off th...

Page 17: ...40022 T_Dew R_ONLY T_Dew X 200 10 C 40023 T_Comp R_ONLY T_Comp X 200 10 C 40024 T_Cond R_ONLY T_Cond X 200 10 C 40025 P_Cond R_ONLY P_Cond X 10 Bar 40026 Digital Input status R_ONLY 0 contact open 1 c...

Page 18: ...adjusted without the load on the dryer Rotate the screw until the following value is reached Hot gas setting R134 a pressure 2 0 barg 0 1 bar 5 6 Timed condensate drain Condensate drain consists of tw...

Page 19: ...check the hot gas bypass valve Lt Low dew point temperature Check that the temperature sensor is correctly inserted into its position check the cooling system sealing charging check the hot gas bypass...

Page 20: ...o the interior components of the dryer the installation and use may result in injury or death Check the dryer for any visible damage after removing the packaging If the refrigeration air dryer is dama...

Page 21: ...vibration refers to the floor and pipes For maintenance and servicing provide sufficient space for uninhibited work around the unit 1 m The ventilation grilles of the device must not be covered for t...

Page 22: ...Pressure vessel 3 Condensate Separator 8 Filter 4 Pre filter min 5 micron 9 Condensate drain 5 Bypass air valve Type A installation is recommended when the compressor operates at a reduced interruptio...

Page 23: ...osition of the holes in the illustration is shown maximum size M8 The pipe connections for the compressed air in the front and back of the dryer must be fitted with suitable valves that allow the inde...

Page 24: ...e bypass air circuit is closed and that the dryer is insulated from the system Check and ensure that the condenser is clean free of impurities 10 2 Start up Connect the dryer to the power supply Conne...

Page 25: ...on the refrigeration air dryer turn it off and wait for at least 30 minutes for it to cool down Some components can reach high temperature during operation Avoid contact with these components until th...

Page 26: ...nsate was not drained from the dryer Check the electrical installation Dew point is too low the condensate is frozen and blocks the air flow The compressed air pressure is too low and the condensate i...

Page 27: ...1 2300921 1 1 1 1 2300922 1 1 1 1 2300925 1 Fan regulation pressure switch 3001095 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 High pressure switch 3001154 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Low pressure switch 3001111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 RDC 2 C...

Page 28: ...or property resulting from improper use or inadequate maintenance of the device and is limited solely to production errors When claiming a warranty you must provide information from the identification...

Page 29: ...29 16 Maintenance notebooks MAINTENANCE TYPE DATE SIGNATURE NOTES First installation...

Page 30: ...30...

Page 31: ...31 17 Drawings of RDT refrigeration air dryers RDT 20 100...

Page 32: ...32 RDT 140 235...

Page 33: ...33 RDT 300 480...

Page 34: ...34 RDT 600 950...

Page 35: ...35 RDT 1150 1900...

Page 36: ...36 18 Electro schemes of RDT refrigeration air dryer RDT 20 180...

Page 37: ...37 RDT 235 600...

Page 38: ...38 RDT 750 1900...

Page 39: ...scription Compressed air refrigeration dryer Is in conformity with the following directives Pressure Equipment Directive PED 2014 68 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive EMC 2004 108 EC EN 61000...

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