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Airflow Data

Table 9. Nominal Airflow Rates & Temperature Rises (° F)

Model

Number

Heating

Input

(Btuh)

Heating

Output

(Btuh)

CFM

Range

Heating

Rise Range

(° F)

Cooling

Output

(Btuh)

Blower

Size

Motor

(HP)

X24K080XB

80,000

64,800

1100 - 1350

35-65

24,000

10 X 10

 1/2

52,000

42,120

750 - 1050

X36K100XB

100,000

81,000

1100 - 1400

40-70

35,200

10 X 10

 1/2

65,000

52,650

950 - 1100

X48K120XB

120,000

97,200

1500 - 2000

40-70

47,000

11 X 10

78,000

63,180

950 - 1250

X60K120XB

120,000

97,200

1500 - 2000

40-70

55,500

11 X 10

78,000

63,180

950 - 1250

NOTE:

 CFM and Rise are independent of ESP in a variable speed blower.

Table 10. Airflow Settings for Cooling

2 TON UNITS

3 TON UNITS

4 - 5 TON UNITS

BLOWER

SELECTOR

SETTING

RECOMMENDED

A/C AIRFLOW

RATE (CFM)

BLOWER

SELECTOR

SETTING

RECOMMENDED

A/C AIRFLOW

RATE (CFM)

BLOWER

SELECTOR

SETTING

RECOMMENDED

A/C AIRFLOW

RATE (CFM)

COOL

ADjUST

COOL

ADjUST

COOL

ADjUST

TAP “A”

-10%

2
T

O
N

720

TAP “A”

-10%

875

TAP “A”

-10%

4
T

O
N

1440

Normal

800

Normal

3
T

O
N

970

1600

5
T

O
N

1600

+10%

880

+10%

1065

+10%

1760

TAP “B”

-10%

810

TAP “B”

-10%

1050

TAP “B”

-10%

1530

Normal

900

Normal

1170

Normal

1700

+10%

990

+10%

1290

+10%

1870

TAP “C”

-10%

900

TAP “C”

-10%

1140

TAP “C”

-10%

1620

Normal

1000

Normal

1270

Normal

1800

+10%

1100

+10%

1400

+10%

1980

TAP “D”

-10%

1080

TAP “D”

-10%

1260

TAP “D”

-10%

1710

Normal

1200

Normal

1400

Normal

1900

+10%

1320

+10%

1540

+10%

2090

Table 11. Airflow Settings (CFM) & Rise (° F) for Heating

Blower

HEAT

Selector

Setting

2 TON

3 TON

4 & 5 TON

Low Input

High Input

Low Input

High Input

Low Input

High Input

52,000

80,000

65,000

100,000

78,000

120,000

CFM

Rise

CFM

Rise

CFM

Rise

CFM

Rise

CFM

Rise

CFM

Rise

TAP “A”

750

51

1100

54

950

51

1100

69

950

61

1500

61

TAP “B”

850

44

1150

53

1000

48

1200

63

1050

55

1700

54

TAP “C”

950

41

1250

47

1050

46

1300

58

1150

50

1800

51

TAP “D”

1050

37

1350

44

1100

44

1400

54

1250

46

2000

46

NOTES:

1. Recommended temperature rises are highlighted in 

bold

. Use of any other setting may result in nuisance trips.

2. Temperature rises in the table are approximate. Actual temperature rises may vary.
3. Blower “ADJUST” tap non-functional in Heating mode.

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