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SPEED TAP SELECTION FOR VARIABLE SPEED
AIR HANDLERS

The variable speed air handler motor’s speed tappings must
be adjusted from the factory settings for the required outdoor
condensing unit as shown in Table 2.  A typical variable speed
air handler (N1VS/N2VS) connector board configuration show-
ing  the various speed taps is shown in Figure 10.  Refer to
variable speed air handler installation instructions for additional
details, regarding the CFM for the corresponding speed taps. 

By selecting the speed taps shown in Table 2, the air handler
will deliver the rated CFM when both (lead and follower)
compressors are running, and the air handler motor  will oper-
ate at a lower speed automatically when only the lead com-
pressor is running. The variable speed motor used in this air
handler is programmed to automatically adjust to the lower
speed when there is a call for first stage (Y1) cooling from the
two stage cooling thermostat.

INDOOR

VARIABLE

SPEED

AIR

HANDLER

INDOOR

EVAP.

COIL

CONDENSING UNITS

H*DS036

H*DS048

H*DS060

COOL

TAP

ADJ
TAP

DELAY

PROFILE

COOL

TAP

ADJ
TAP

DELAY

PROFILE

COOL

TAP

ADJ
TAP

DELAY

PROFILE

N1VSD14

G/HC036

Jumper

 at "B"

NO

Jumper

Jumper

at "C"

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

G/HC042

N2VSD20

G/HC048

Jumper

 at "A"

NO

Jumper

Jumper

at "C"

Jumper

at "B"

NO

Jumper

Jumper

at "C"

NA

NA

NA

G/HC060

Jumper

 at "A"

Jumper

at "C"

Jumper

at "C"

Jumper

at "C"

NO

Jumper

Jumper

at "C"

Jumper

at "B"

Jumper

at "C"

Jumper

at "C"

NOTE: For ARI testing requirements, adjust the delay profile in "Test Mode". Refer to Installation Instructions for N1VS variable speed
air handlers for additional details if necessary.

NA = Not Applicable.

TABLE 2 - RECOMMENDED SPEED TAP SELECTION

FIGURE 10 - N1VS/N2VS Connector Board

SCREW
TERMINAL
BOARD

DE-HUMIDIFI
CATION
CONTROL
ACCESSORY
JUMPER

DELAY
PROFILE TAP

BLOWER MOTOR
INTERFACE HARNESS
CONNECTS HERE

COOL TAP

ELECTRIC
HEAT TAP

ADJ TAP

ELECTRIC HEAT OR TRANSFORMER WIRING
HARNESS CONNECTS HERE

JUMPER IN STORED POSITION

(Vertically on RH side, pins "A" and "B")

HEAT PUMP JUMPER

JUMPER IN "A" CFM

(Horizontally jumper two "A" pins)

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Central Environmental Systems

Summary of Contents for H1DS048

Page 1: ...nce with all national and local safety codes and the limitations listed below 1 Limitations for the indoor unit coil and appropriate acces sories must also be observed 2 This unit should not be instal...

Page 2: ...mpressor RATED LOAD 8 3 8 3 10 9 LOCKED ROTOR 48 48 64 COMPRESSOR 2 AMPS Follower Compressor RATED LOAD 9 0 13 5 15 1 LOCKED ROTOR 48 68 81 0 CRANKCASE HEATER YES YES YES FAN MOTORAMPS RATED LOAD 0 7...

Page 3: ...ioned as shown in Figure 2 to reduce noise and allow for proper drainage 6 Make a hole s in the structure wall large enough to acco modate the insulated vapor line the liquid line and the wiring TXV I...

Page 4: ...insulation and a sealing material such as permagum around refrigerant lines where they penetrate a wall to reduce vibration and to retain some flexibility 8 See Form 690 01 AD1V for additional piping...

Page 5: ...vaporator and the liquid line to 1000 microns or less 8 Leak test all refrigerant piping connections including the serv ice port flare caps to be sure they are leak tight DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN between 40...

Page 6: ...oling thermostat The difference between the two stages of a typical two stage thermostat is 2 2 5 F The thermostat should be located about 5 ft above the floor where it will be exposed to normal room...

Page 7: ...SS 1 WIRING FIGURE 8 TYPICAL FIELD WIRING POWER WIRING CONTROL WIRING COOLING WITH DE HUMIDIFICATION CONTROL FIGURE 9 TYPICAL FIELD WIRING WITH POWER WIRING 208 230 1 60 CONTACTOR GRD SCREW M 2 T 1 L...

Page 8: ...OR VARIABLE SPEED AIR HANDLER INDOOR EVAP COIL CONDENSING UNITS H DS036 H DS048 H DS060 COOL TAP ADJ TAP DELAY PROFILE COOL TAP ADJ TAP DELAY PROFILE COOL TAP ADJ TAP DELAY PROFILE N1VSD14 G HC036 Jum...

Page 9: ...r the first time Refer to System Functions for more information about time delays 2 Operate the unit for a minimum of 15 20 minutes before checking the charge 3 Verify the desired indoor air handler a...

Page 10: ...e until the recommended sub cooling temperature is obtained EXAMPLE Given an H1DS036 with only the lead compressor operating on first stage 1 Liquid pressure at the service valve 179 lbs 2 Recommended...

Page 11: ...des a list of LED functions and definitions Power Supply The five minute control board time delay is energized by means of 24V power supply from the transformer installed in the indoor variable speed...

Page 12: ...oor fan should be running with warm air being discharged from the top of the unit 2 The indoor blower furnace or air handler will be operating discharging cool air from the ducts 3 The vapor line at t...

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