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SS-SVX07B-E4 

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Installation

Table 10 - Recommended piping R407C/R22

D3

D2

D1

Line diameter (inches)

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

(m)

(m)

(m)

Gas

Liquid

TTK/TWK 512

MCD/MWD 512

20

12

15

1/2

1/4

TTK/TWK 518

MCD/MWD 518

24

18

24

5/8

3/8

TTK/TWK 524

MCD/MWD 524

24

18

24

5/8

3/8

TTK/TWK 530

MCD/MWD 530

12

12

12

5/8

3/8

40

18

24

7/8

TTK/TWK 536

MCD/MWD 536

18

18

18

3/4

3/8

40

24

7/8

TTK/TWK 048

MCD/MWD 048

24

18

24

7/8

3/8

40

1 1/8

TTK/TWK 060

MCD/MWD 060

18

12

18

7/8

3/8

40

18

24

1 1/8

1/2

Choice of installation
position

To ensure correct installation, the
following points must be
considered.
- The ceiling must be strong enough

to support the weight of the unit.

- Choose a place where it will be

easy to comply with the
recommended clearances, taking
into account the additional space
required due to external
accessories.

- Take into consideration the drilling

of the holes in the walls to connect
the unit.

- Make sure the maximum distances

between the two units are not
exceeded. See Figure 3 and
Table 10.

Figure 3- Recommended clearances and
maximum lengths used between two
units

Preparing the ceiling and installing
the unit

Drill holes in the ceiling to fix the
threaded rods according to the
dimensions given the Dimensions
section. The angle brackets can also
be used to space the drill holes.
Access is necessary on the
refrigerant connection side to
facilitate installation, maintenance
and access to the cabinet.  
Four 8 mm diameter threaded rods
must be securely fixed into the
ceiling. Introduce the other end of
the rods through the slots of the unit
suspension brackets.  Position the
shock absorbers, add washers and
screw the nuts down until the unit is
correctly supported.  The unit must
be perfectly level in both directions
to ensure correct evacuation of the
condensates. If there is enough
space, a rubber or neoprene sheet
can be placed between the ceiling
and the unit.

Summary of Contents for MCD 048

Page 1: ...Installation Operation Maintenance MCD MWD 512 518 524 530 536 048 060 Ductable ceiling suspended unit SS SVX07B E4...

Page 2: ...f this condition is not respected the constructor warranty could be cancelled Do not release refrigerant into the atmosphere Foreword These Installation Operation and Maintenance instructions are give...

Page 3: ...e t l i F 9 1 r e l l o r t n o c d e r i w e h t g n i l l a t s n I Operation 0 2 m u u c a v a g n i t a e r C 0 2 e g r a h c t n a r e g i r f e r l a n o i t i d d A 1 2 d e e p s n a F 1 2 n o...

Page 4: ...lations Check that the electrical characteristics on the nameplate correspond to those of the national grid The electrical installation shall include a disconnect switch in compliance with local elect...

Page 5: ...62 Length mm 420 755 755 855 855 Face Area m2 0 213 0 420 0 420 0 650 0 650 Number of rows 2 2 2 2 2 Number of circuits 1 2 2 4 4 Fins per feet fpf 180 180 180 180 180 Outdoor Fan Type Axial Axial Axi...

Page 6: ...h mm 855 855 855 855 Face Area m2 0 650 0 650 1 048 1 048 Number of rows 2 2 2 2 Number of circuits 4 4 6 6 Fins per feet fpf 180 180 240 240 Outdoor Fan Type Axial Axial Axial Axial Number 1 1 2 2 Di...

Page 7: ...Length mm 420 755 755 855 Face Area m2 0 213 0 420 0 420 0 650 Number of rows 2 2 2 2 Number of circuits 2 4 4 4 Fins per feet fpf 180 180 180 180 Outdoor Fan Type Axial Axial Axial Axial Number 1 1 1...

Page 8: ...2 1219 1219 Length mm 855 855 855 Face Area m2 0 650 1 048 1 048 Number of rows 2 2 2 Number of circuits 4 6 6 Fins per feet fpf 180 240 240 Outdoor Fan Type Axial Axial Axial Number 1 2 2 Diameter mm...

Page 9: ...ove Height mm 508 559 610 762 762 Length mm 420 755 855 855 855 Face Area m2 0 213 0 420 0 521 0 650 0 650 Number of rows 2 2 2 2 2 Number of circuits 2 4 2 3 3 Fins per feet fpf 180 180 240 180 180 O...

Page 10: ...Height mm 762 762 1219 1219 Length mm 855 855 855 855 Face Area m2 0 650 0 650 1 048 1 048 Number of rows 2 2 2 2 Number of circuits 2 2 4 4 Fins per feet fpf 180 180 240 240 Outdoor Fan Type Axial A...

Page 11: ...er Groove Height mm 508 559 559 762 Length mm 420 755 755 855 Face Area m2 0 213 0 420 0 420 0 650 Number of rows 2 2 2 2 Number of circuits 2 4 4 4 Fins per feet fpf 180 180 180 180 Outdoor Fan Type...

Page 12: ...roove Inner Groove Height mm 762 1219 1219 Length mm 855 855 855 Face Area m2 0 650 1 048 1 048 Number of rows 2 2 2 Number of circuits 4 6 6 Fins per feet fpf 180 240 240 Outdoor Fan Type Axial Axial...

Page 13: ...MCD MWD 524 23 578 12 305 42 9 1090 36 1 920 6 7 170 3 3 87 8 3 210 4 3 110 MCD MWD 530 23 578 12 305 48 3 1228 42 1 1069 6 7 170 3 3 87 8 3 210 4 3 110 MCD MWD 536 23 578 12 305 48 3 1228 42 1 1069 6...

Page 14: ...x 2 5 TTK TWK 048 4 x 2 5 TTK TWK 060 4 x 2 5 1 Indoor and outdoor units are powered separately 2 Number of wires and section area are given for a maximum wire length of 50m If the wire is longer tha...

Page 15: ...the drilling of the holes in the walls to connect the unit Make sure the maximum distances between the two units are not exceeded See Figure 3 and Table 10 Figure 3 Recommended clearances and maximum...

Page 16: ...vertical line and an additional trap must be positioned every 7 5 m of vertical elevation to allow oil return to the compressor There are no special technical recommendations for liquid lines because...

Page 17: ...same way as for brazing of the indoor unit s lines Line insulation To prevent heat losses and condensation both liquid and gas lines must be thoroughly insulated Unscrew the Flare nuts which are place...

Page 18: ...iring and earthing arrangements must comply with local legislation WARNING Never open the indoor or outdoor unit without first disconnecting the power supply There is a risk of electrocution CAUTION 1...

Page 19: ...C Intake from the back Table 12 Duct connection dimensions Unit size Length mm Height mm 512 518 748 198 524 530 536 948 248 048 060 1148 298 Filtering Filtering the air is necessary to ensure the un...

Page 20: ...the system has been vacuum pumped and is in operation and if the distance between the units is greater than 6m it may be necessary to add an additional charge Table 13 indicates the amounts of refrige...

Page 21: ...d discharge ducts are not blocked 11 Check the filters are correctly positioned Show the user how to change the filters 12 Power up the system and observe operation carefully make any necessary adjust...

Page 22: ...ton 4 Sleep button 5 Mode button 6 Sweep button to turn on off the sweep motor 7 Louver button 8 Timer start button 9 Send button to transmit all parameters shown on the LCD to the main control board...

Page 23: ...they are not damaged Clean them if necessary and verify their alignment 3 Motor check the wiring and ensure the commutators are operating correctly Replace any damaged components 4 Disconnection of p...

Page 24: ...perating but the fan does not start 1 Check the fan motor the capacitor or the wiring 1 Repair or replace D Control switch is defective incorrectly wired or adjusted 1 Check the control switch connect...

Page 25: ...or remove refrigerant fluid D Incorrect electric power supply 1 Check the electric power supply 1 Find cause and stabilise the power supply Internal coil frozen A Insufficient refrigerant fluid 1 Chec...

Page 26: ...he second digit of 7 segment LED indicates that the compressor is on if lit and indicates either the freeze or defrost protection is active if blinking Figure 14 LEDs blinking signals On board setting...

Page 27: ...SS SVX07B E4 27 Notes...

Page 28: ...manual is the result of many years of research and continuous development To assist you in obtaining the best use of it and maintaining it in perfect operating condition over a long period of time th...

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