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For maximum performance of this heat pump system,
the operating temperatures and pressures should be
checked and superheat determined at Standard ARI
test conditions of 82EF outdoor -- 80EF indoor dry
bulb/67EF wet bulb. If superheat measured deviates
from values in table 2, refrigerant charge should be ad-
justed accordingly for maximum performance.

Verify system performance using table 3 or table 4 as a

general guide. These tables should not be used for

charging the unit. Minor variations in these pressures

may be expected due to differences in installations.

Significant differences could mean that the system is

not properly charged or that a problem exists with

some component in the system. Used carefully, this

table could serve as a useful service guide. Table 3

should be used when unit is charged during the heat-

ing mode. If outdoor ambient is below 45qF, run unit

through defrost cycle first, wait 15 minutes for system

pressures to stabilize, then take pressures. Data in

table 3 is based on 70qF dry bulb return air. Data in table

4 is based on 80qF dry bulb / 87qF wet bulb return air.

Allow unit operation to stabilize before taking pressure

readings.

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UNIT MODEL NO.

SUCTION SUPERHEAT

82EF OD minus 80EF IDDB

/ 67EF IDWB

CHP29--024

18 -- 20E

CHP29--030

17 -- 19E

CHP29--036

17 -- 19E

CHP29--042

18 -- 20E

CHP29--048

12 -- 14E

CHP29--060

12 -- 14E

TABLE 3

NORMAL OPERATING PRESSURES ---- HEATING MODE

70qF db RETURN AIR

AIR TEMPERATURE ENTERING OUTDOOR COIL (qF)

MODEL

PRESSURE

0q

5q

10q

15q

20q

25q

30q

35q

40q

45q

50q

55q

60q

CHP29--024

19

23

27

31

35

38

42

45

49

53

57

51

65

CHP29--030

18

22

25

29

33

37

41

45

49

52

56

60

65

CHP29--036

SUCTION

19

23

25

30

34

38

41

45

48

51

55

59

63

CHP29--042

SUCTION

18

21

25

28

32

38

40

44

48

51

55

59

63

CHP29--048

17

18

22

25

27

29

31

31

41

49

53

57

62

CHP29--060

17

18

23

26

28

30

32

35

48

55

59

65

69

CHP29--024

138

145

153

160

170

180

190

200

206

216

225

235

244

CHP29--030

139

146

154

161

170

178

186

197

205

212

221

230

239

CHP29--036

LIQUID

140

147

155

162

170

178

186

194

200

205

214

222

230

CHP29--042

LIQUID

138

145

153

160

170

180

190

200

209

217

226

236

245

CHP29--048

139

140

150

157

162

171

182

197

215

235

249

255

265

CHP29--060

160

175

187

200

210

221

225

235

244

254

256

279

291

Содержание CHP29 Series

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