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16. In the unit control box, route the wires along the existing 

harness to contactor CC1. Secure wires to existing 
harness. 

17. Locate the low voltage wire harness with polarized plug in 

the electric heater section compartment. Remove the 
factory installed jumper. Connect the low voltage polarized 
plug from the unit to the polarized plug on the electric 
heater assembly.

18. Wire the heater element assembly to the electric heater 

control panel according to the wiring diagram attached to 
the electric heater control panel door. 

19. Secure the green ground wire from the electric heat control 

panel to the right hand wall of electric heater compartment 
with star washer and #10 grounding screw. 

20. Wire W1, W2 and W3 wires to CC1 according to the wiring 

diagram attached to the unit control panel door. 

21. Route single point power entry wires through the front 

access opening of the support panel adjacent to the 
electric heater section compartment. Using good 
installation practices, provide strain relief for high voltage 
wires where necessary. See 

Figure 8

 or 

Figure 9

.

22. Wire according to the wiring diagram attached to the 

electric heater control panel door. Ground unit at grounding 
lug provided on electric heater control panel assembly.

Important:

After heater is installed and before applying 
power, verify that heating elements are not 
damaged or pinched and that heating elements 
are not short circuited to each other or to the 
heater frame or equipment cabinet by doing the 
following: Test every heater element with 
ohmmeter and verify that heater element 
terminals are electrically isolated from cabinet 
and ground (infinite resistance). On downflow 
units with or without duct work installed or 
horizontal units without ductwork installed, 
remove horizontal supply cover and carefully 
inspect elements after installation for damage or 

proximity to supporting structure or cabinet. At 
least 1/4 inch clearance is required around 
electric heater coils.

Important:

Be sure to check tightness of all terminal 
connections, clamps, screws, etc., as these may 
have become loose in shipment. Retighten all 
electrical connections after equipment has been 
in operation and components have reached 
operating temperature.

23. Install the magnets into the door as seen in 

Figure 8

 or 

Figure 9

. Magnets should lock into place once installed. 

Close electric heater control panel access door, replace 
heat section access panel and unit control box access 
panel. Replace horizontal supply cover. Be careful when 
replacing cover and make sure gasketing is not torn or 
missing. Gasket must make water tight seal.

24. Scratch out the square on unit nameplate showing heater 

model installed in unit.

NOTICE

Use Copper Conductors Only! 

Unit terminals are not designed to accept other types of 

conductors. Failure to use copper conductors could 

result in equipment damage. 

WARNING

Proper Field Wiring and Grounding 

Required!

Failure to follow code could result in death or serious 

injury. All field wiring MUST be performed by qualified 

personnel. Improperly installed and grounded field 

wiring poses FIRE and ELECTROCUTION hazards. To 

avoid these hazards, you MUST follow requirements for 

field wiring installation and grounding as described in 

NEC and your local/state/national electrical codes. 

Summary of Contents for BAY24X042

Page 1: ...and requires specific knowledge and training Improperly installed adjusted or altered equipment by an unqualified person could result in death or serious injury When working on the equipment observe...

Page 2: ...ous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury It could also be used to alert against unsafe practices NOTICE Indicates a situation that could result in equipment or prope...

Page 3: ...ment are the trademarks of their respective owners Revision History Updated Heater Model Number for WSC120H3 in Electrical Data chapter WARNING Follow EHS Policies Failure to follow instructions below...

Page 4: ...4 ACC SVN67M EN Table of Contents General Information 5 General 7 Inspection 7 Installation 8 Electrical Data 12...

Page 5: ...H3 a WHC074H3 WHC092H3 WHC102H3 THC102F3 WSC120H3 BAYHTRA327 TSC120H3 WSC090H3 a THC074F3 TZC072F3 WSC102H3 a WSC120H3 THC092F3 TZC090F3 THC102F3 TZC102F3 TSC092H3 TSC102H3 WSC092H3 a WHC074H3 WHC092H...

Page 6: ...HC120H4 BAYHTRB436 WHC120H4 BAYHTRB454 WHC120H4 BAYHTRBW18 TZC120FW WHC120HW BAYHTRBW36 WHC120HW BAYHTRBW54 WHC120HW BAYHTRD318 THC120E3 TZC120F3 BAYHTRD327 THC120E3 TZC120F3 BAYHTRD336 THC120E3 BAYHT...

Page 7: ...must be reported immediately and a claim made against the transportation company 3 Check the heater nameplate model number and compare with the electrical data tables Ensure that the available power s...

Page 8: ...the same as any in this table and the application is for horizontal airflow the limit control TCO A must be replaced with the extra limit control shipped with the heater Replace TCO A following the in...

Page 9: ...rt rod hanger The BAYHTRA BAYHTRB and BAYHTRD models will have a guide rod and a support bracket to help with the installation See Figure 5 Be very careful to avoid dragging the heater element on the...

Page 10: ...ush against center post and secure each door stop with 1 or 2 screws See zoom view in Figure 8 or Figure 9 14 Remove the wire nuts from W1 W2 and W3 15 For models with the control box in the outdoor s...

Page 11: ...with ohmmeter and verify that heater element terminals are electrically isolated from cabinet and ground infinite resistance On downflow units with or without duct work installed or horizontal units w...

Page 12: ...nimum allowable airflow for a TSC120EF TZC120F and THC120E with a 54 kW heater is 3400 cfm e The minimum allowable airflow for a WSC120 with a 54 kW heater is 4000 cfm Table 4 Unit wiring with electri...

Page 13: ...35 34 35 33 35 7 5 c TSC092H4 BAYHTRT427 BAYHTRA427 d 27 2 44 45 48 50 47 50 7 5 c TSC092H4 BAYHTRT436 BAYHTRA436 d 36 2 58 60 61 70 60 60 8 5 TSC102H4 BAYHTRT409 BAYHTRA409 d 9 1 21 25 23 25 22 25 8...

Page 14: ...er Model Number Heater kW Rating Control Stages Standard Indoor Fan Motor a Oversized Indoor fan Motor Optional EBM Fan Motor MCA Max Fuse Size or Max Circuit Breaker MCA MaxFuseSize or Max Circuit Br...

Page 15: ...1 34 40 35 40 34 40 8 5 WSC102H4 BAYHTRU418 BAYHTRA418 18 0 1 47 50 49 50 48 50 8 5 WSC102H4 BAYHTRU427 BAYHTRA427 27 0 2 61 70 62 70 61 70 8 5 WSC102H4 BAYHTRU436 BAYHTRA436 36 0 2 74 80 76 80 75 80...

Page 16: ...or Max Circuit Breaker MCA Max Fuse Size or Max Circuit Breaker 208 230 Volts Three Phase 6 WHC074H3 BAYHTRA309 6 8 9 0 1 66 69 70 70 6 WHC074H3 BAYHTRA318 13 5 18 0 1 89 96 90 100 6 WHC074H3 BAYHTRA...

Page 17: ...nnection high efficiency and eFlex 6 to 10 tons Standard Indoor Motor Oversized Indoor Motor Tons Unit Model Number Heater Model Number Heater kW Rating a Control Stages MCA Max Fuse Size or Max Circu...

Page 18: ...AYHTRA409 9 0 1 18 9 25 6 THC074F4 BAYHTRA418 18 0 1 32 5 35 6 THC074F4 BAYHTRA427 27 0 2 46 0 50 460 Volts Three Phase 6 THC074F4 BAYHTRA436 36 0 2 59 5 60 6 TZC072F4 BAYHTRA409A 9 1 10 8 26 6 TZC072...

Page 19: ...egrees C b Degrees F c 6 Ton 7 5 Ton 10 Ton 6 Ton 7 5 Ton 10 Ton kW Voltage Stages 4100 M3 H 5100 M3 H 6800 M3 H kW Voltage Stages 2400 cfm 3000 cfm 4000 cfm WSC072ED WSC090ED WSC120 ED WSC072ED WSC09...

Page 20: ...umCircuit Breaker TSC072ED BAYHTRS418 11 3 13 5 39 47 1 26 9 28 9 35 35 28 1 30 1 35 35 BAYHTRS427 16 9 20 2 58 69 2 37 5 40 5 40 45 38 8 41 8 40 45 BAYHTRS436 22 6 26 9 78 92 2 48 3 52 1 50 60 49 5 5...

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Page 24: ...cations without notice We are committed to using environmentally conscious print practices Trane and American Standard create comfortable energy efficient indoor environments for commercial and reside...

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