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DRAIN LINE

The drain line should be run from the drain 
connection, sloping at least  4”  vertical drop for 
every  foot of  horizontal distance . A trap outside 
the room will allow proper draining throughout the 
line. Connection should be made to proper drainage 
facilities that comply with local codes and regula-
tions. 
In freezers, to prevent drain line freeze up prob-
lems, the line must be heated and insulated. A heat 
input of 20 W per foot in a 0°F room and 30 W 
per foot in a -20°F room is usually satisfactory. 
Once the line has been completed , double check 
the slope in the drain pan to ensure proper drainage 
(prevention of ice build-up on pan).   

 

PIPING

Refrigerant line sizes are important and are not 
necessarily the same size as the connections at the 
condensing unit or evaporator. If in doubt refer to 
a recognized source. (Manufacturer’s Engineering 
Manual, Ashrae Manuals, etc.)

WIRING

Wire system in accordance with local codes and 
regulations. A 36” cord is provided for single fan air 
defrost models (AD). Multiple fans have a junction 
terminal box for conduit connections.  

 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (CONT’D)

When fan delay thermostats are installed the fans 
may not start up until the coil temperature    
reaches approximately 26°F. On initial start up it may 
be necessary to bypass (jumper) this control  
temporarily until the coil is cold enough.

SYSTEM CHECK

Before Start Up:

1.  Ensure wiring is in accordance with codes.
2.  Refrigerant lines are properly sized and routed.
3.  Thorough leak check, evacuation and dehydration 
 

has been performed.

4.  Drain line has been checked for free flow.

After Start Up:

1.  Fan has been checked for correct air flow and no  

     obstructions.
2.  Expansion valve superheat has been checked for 
     proper operation. (Superheat of the coil should be  
 

around 5 to 6°F for a 10°F TD.)

MAINTENANCE

The unit should be periodically inspected for any dirt 

or build up on the fin surface and cleaned if 

necessary with a soft whisk or brush.
The fan motor is permanently lubricated and should 
not require service. 

TTL

60Hz

System 

Model Number

Date of Start-Up

Serial Number

Service Contractor

Refrigerant

Phone

Electrical Supply

E-Mail

PROJECT INFORMATION

23/06/17

T30-TTL-PDI-16

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Summary of Contents for TTL Series

Page 1: ...Resources Service Parts Troubleshooting Warranty etc 15 As Built Service Parts List BACK High Medium and Low Temperature Applications 10 F 23 3 C or Above Box Temperature TTL Two Way Low Profile Evapo...

Page 2: ...rage space Dual refrigeration coils and two way air distribution reduces air velocities to minimize product dehydration Air enters through fan and discharges two ways out of each coil side Rugged heav...

Page 3: ...448 554 739 870 1372 1741 2611 R404A R507 850 1250 1700 2100 2800 3300 5200 6600 9900 249 366 498 615 821 967 1524 1934 2901 R22 810 1190 1620 2000 2700 3100 4900 6300 9400 237 348 473 584 780 919 144...

Page 4: ...1 2 1 5 15 70 0 65 0 81 15 60 530 4 6 5 8 15 021LE S1A 1 1 2 1 5 15 70 0 65 0 81 15 60 530 4 6 5 8 15 028LE S1A 1 1 2 1 5 15 70 0 65 0 81 15 60 0 60 0 75 15 30 750 6 5 8 2 15 033LE S1A 1 1 2 1 5 15 70...

Page 5: ...15ME S2A 1 0 7 0 9 15 60 0 24 0 30 15 50 530 2 3 2 9 15 020ME S2A 1 0 7 0 9 15 60 0 24 0 30 15 50 530 2 3 2 9 15 025ME S2A 1 0 7 0 9 15 60 0 24 0 30 15 50 530 2 3 2 9 15 032ME S2A 1 0 7 0 9 15 60 0 24...

Page 6: ...ER PLUGS REFER TO EVAPORATOR DATA PLATE FOR MOTOR QUANTITY MTR FAN TERMINALS MTR FAN MTR FAN SOLENOID VALVE EVAPORATOR NOTE 4 SPACE THERMOSTAT N C NOTE 4 LIQUID LINE 4 GND F FAN MOTOR POWER PLUGS REFE...

Page 7: ...OR EQUIVALENT 1 CIRCUIT 4 2 3 X N NOTE 3 BREAKER TM FUSE OR DEFROST HEATER L1 C T1 CONTACTOR CIRCUIT BREAKER NOTE 3 N GND L1 FUSE OR USING MAXIMUM 15A HEATER OVERCURRENT PROTECTION FOR ALL MODELS WIT...

Page 8: ...WIRING DIAGRAM ELECTRIC DEFROST 230V TTL 60Hz 23 06 17 T30 TTL PDI 16 8...

Page 9: ...8 7 8 479 4 1 2 114 14 1 8 359 17 3 4 451 9 3 4 248 12 6 5 7 020M 3 8 1 2 Flare 18 7 8 479 5 1 2 140 14 1 8 359 17 3 4 451 9 3 4 248 13 7 6 2 025M 3 8 1 2 Flare 18 7 8 479 5 1 2 140 14 1 8 359 17 3 4...

Page 10: ...F 23 5 8 600 C 7 5 8 194 23 3 4 603 DIMENSIONAL DATA 2 3 FAN Inches mm MODEL TTL Suc Conn TXV C D E F APPROX WEIGHT ID Sweat Inlet Size Inches mm Inches mm Inches mm Inches mm Lbs Kgs 060M 1 2 1 2 ODS...

Page 11: ...LL TXV Selections based on 90 100 F liquid MODEL TTL TD R404A R507 R448A R407A R407C R22 010M 10 HF 1 8 SC HF 1 4 HC 15 015M 10 HF 1 8 SC HF 1 4 HC 15 020M 10 HF 1 8 SC HF 1 4 HC 15 HF 1 4 SC 025M 10...

Page 12: ...595 20 3 135 4 940 6 270 9 405 RECOMMENDED EXPANSION VALVE SELECTION MEDIUM TEMPERATURE MODELS SPORLAN R404A MODEL TTL 009L 013L 017L 021L 028L BTUH VALVE BTUH VALVE BTUH VALVE BTUH VALVE BTUH VALVE E...

Page 13: ...laws LOCATION The evaporator is designed to be mounted to the ceiling of the box or cabinet Refrigeration piping and electrical connections are routed to the rear sides through the knock outs The uni...

Page 14: ...ost models AD Multiple fans have a junction terminal box for conduit connections INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONT D When fan delay thermostats are installed the fans may not start up until the coil temp...

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Page 16: ...the manufacturer s policy of continuous product improvement we reserve the right to make changes without notice NATIONAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING CANADA CORP 159 Roy Blvd Brantford Ontario Canad...

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