Amana PTH093AAA, Heat Pumps, PTH073AAA, PTH074AAA, PTH094AAA Architects And Engineers' Manual

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October 15, 1997

Packaged Terminal

Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps

Architects and Engineers Manual

A rugged, yet versatile new Package Termi-

nal Unit that is ideal for zoned heating and

cooling applications such as:

 Hotels & Motels

 Nursing Homes & Assisted Living

 Office Complexes

 Apartments & Condos

 Single dwellings

 Residential add-ons

 Dormitories

A higher standard of comfort

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Amana Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners

Quality-built Amana High Efficiency Packaged Terminal Units are ideal for motels, hotels, offices, nurs-

ing homes, apartments, dormitories or any application that requires individual zone cooling and heating.

They provide flexible application, quiet and efficient operation, easy installation, and trouble-free mainte-

nance.

The Amana Packaged Terminal Unit is designed to

match your application. Its stylish design and slim pro-

file maximize valuable room space making it a preferred

choice for both new and retrofit installations. And the

cabinet's neutral color makes it compatible with virtually

any room decor or achitectural design.

Amana designed the Packaged Terminal Unit for com-

plete customer comfort and owner peace of mind. From

innovative design to state-of-the-art engineering, the

Amana Standard Advantage provides the best solu-

tions for all your cooling and heating needs.

Available in a wide range of 230/208 amd 265 volt cool-

ing/electric heat and heat pump models, our units have

nominal capacities of 7,200 to 14,200 Btuh and up to

5.0 kW electric resistance heat to meet most applica-

tions.

Thanks to our unique sound con-

trol system, operating sounds

are nearly unheard. Sounds are

absorbed before they can leave

the cabinet for unparalleled peace

and quiet your guests will enjoy.

They'll also appreciate our unit's

increased dehumidification ca-

pabilities. And so will you since

lower humidity often extends the

life of room furnishings.

With our unit, installation is a breeze. Amana units fit any

industry standard-sized wall sleeve to save time and re-

duce installation costs. Once installed, maintenance is

a snap -- the front panel tilts forward for easy filter access.

For more extensive service, the unit slides out of the sleeve

easily for full access to all working components.

Amana Packaged Terminal Units are designed for money-

saving performance. Electric cooling/ heating units de-

liver Energy Efficiency Ratios

(EERs)* up to 11.6 that reduce

energy consumption and save

money compared to standard

efficiency units. Heat Pump

models feature Coefficients of

Performance (COPs)** of up to

3.3.

*EER: Energy Efficient Ratio, a measure

of cooling efficiency. The higher the EER,

the more efficient the cooling system.

**COP: Coefficient of Performance, a mea-

sure of heat pump heating efficiency. The

higher the COP, the more efficient the heat-

ing system.

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Table of Contents

Complete Accessory List........................................................................................................ .......... 4

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 5

Package Terminal Unit Nomenclature ............................................................................................. 6

Commitment to Qualtiy ..................................................................................................................... 6

Quality Features and Benefits .......................................................................................................... 8

Product Specifications and Performance Data ............................................................................ 12

Latent System Capacity Information ............................................................................................. 18

Normal Operating Data ................................................................................................................... 20

The Heat Pump Story ...................................................................................................................... 24

Unit Dimensions .............................................................................................................................. 25

Wall Sleeve Installation................................................................................................................... 26

Factory Installed Options

Sea Coast Protection ................................................................................................... 27

Hydronic Heat Chassis ................................................................................................ 28

Power Vent, Power Door.............................................................................................. 31

Condensate Disposal Pump Kit ................................................................................... 31

Specifications

Wall Sleeve/Subbase Dimensions ............................................................................... 32

Cabinet (Wall Sleeve) .................................................................................................. 32

Main Duct Kit ............................................................................................................... 33

Standard Electrical Subbase ....................................................................................... 34

Accessories

Fuse Holder Kit ............................................................................................................ 35

Power Disconnect Switch ............................................................................................ 35

Circuit Breaker Kit ........................................................................................................ 35

Leveling Legs ............................................................................................................... 35

Hard Wire Kit ............................................................................................................... 36

Security Key Locks Kit ................................................................................................. 36

Remote Temerature Sensor......................................................................................... 36

Spare Filters ................................................................................................................ 36

Remote Escutcheon Kit ............................................................................................... 36

Condenser Baffle Kit .................................................................................................... 37

Outdoor Grilles............................................................................................................. 37

Special Outdoor Grille and Other Architectural Treatment Information..................................... 38

Wiring Diagrams

Standard Unit ............................................................................................................... 39

Standard Unit with 2-Stage Heat ................................................................................. 40

Power Vent .................................................................................................................. 41

Power Vent with2-Stage Heat ...................................................................................... 42

Hydronic Unit ............................................................................................................... 43

Special Applications

Twinning Information.................................................................................................... 44

Energy Management Systems ..................................................................................... 45

Guide Specifications ....................................................................................................................... 46

Sample Warranty ............................................................................................................................. 48

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Complete Accessory List

Kit Number Description

CBK315C

CBK320C

CBK325C

CBK330C

DK900-1

CDP302 Condensate Removal Pump 230/208V

CDP402 Condensate Removal Pump 265V

DGK1

EDK02

MDK02

TDK02

FK10A Filters, Spare

FHK315C

FHK320C

FHK330C

AGK10*B

AGK01*B

SGK01B

SG10B

PTPWHWK4

HK3**E Heater Kit 230/208V

HK4**E Heater Kit 265V

HVK03A

HWK03A

HTK3

HTK4

LL-2B Leveling Legs

PSHW03A

PSHW04A

PDK3A

PDK4A

PVK3A

PVK4A

REK10A

RTS01

KL03

PTSB320C

PTSB330C

PTSB420C

PTSB430C

WS900B

VW2WNCA

VS2WNCA

VW2WNOA

VS2WNOA

VW3WNCA

VW3WNOA

Circuit Breaker Kit 230/208V 15A A-30

Circuit Breaker Kit 230/208V 20A A-30

Circuit Breaker Kit 230/208V 25A A-30

Circuit Breaker Kit 230/208V 30A A-30

Condensate Drain Kit A-26

Condenser Baffle Kit A-32

Duct Extension Kit - Extension A-28

Duct Extension Kit - Main Duct A-28

Duct Extension Kit - Terminal Duct A-28

Fuse Holder Kit 230/208V 15A A-30

Fuse Holder Kit 230/208V 20A A-30

Fuse Holder Kit 230/208V 30A A-30

Grille, Architectural (Ten Pack) A-32

Grille, Architectural (Single Pack) A-32

Grille, Standard Outdoor (Single Pack) A-32

Grille, Standard Outdoor (Ten Pack) A-32

Hard Wire Kit A-31

Hydronic Heat Kit (Steam) A-25

Hydronic Heat Kit (Water) A-25

Hydronic Transformer Relay Kit 230/208V A-24

Hydronic Transformer Relay Kit 265V A-24

Power Disconnect Switch 230/208V A-30

Power Disconnect Switch 265V A-30

Power Door Kit 230/208V A-26

Power Door Kit 265V A-26

Power Vent Kit 230/208V A-26

Power Vent Kit 265V A-26

Remote Escutcheon A-31

Remote Temperature Sensor A-31

Security Key Lock A-31

Subbase Kit 230/208V 15/20A A-29

Subbase Kit 230/208V 30A A-29

Subbase Kit 265V 15/20A A-29

Subbase Kit 265V 30A A-29

Wall Sleeve A-27

Water Valve - 2 way-24V-NC-EndSwitch A-25

Water Valve - 2 way-24V-NC-Steam A-25

Water Valve - 2 way-24V-NO-EndSwitch A-25

Water Valve - 2 way-24V-No-Steam A-25

Water Valve - 3 way-24V-NC-EndSwitch A-25

Water Valve - 3 way-24V-NO-EndSwitch A-25

For Additional

Information,

Refer to Page

A-26

A-31

A-30

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Introduction

This manual includes complete product, per-

formance, and application information and is

designed to assist the architect and engineer

in the selection and design of a zonal comfort

control system using the Amana Package Ter-

minal Air Conditioner and Heat Pump.

The Amana Package Terminal Air Condi-

tioner and Heat Pump is a self-contained unit

designed for through-the-wall installation in ho-

tels, motels, offices, apartments, offices, medi-

cal facilities, and dormitories to provide

complete individual room comfort in cooling and heat-

ing modes. Our models are suited for virtually any

application with cooling capacities ranging from 7,200

to 14,200 Btuh and electric heating capacities from

6,700 to 17,100. Our heat pump models have re-

verse cycle heating capacities ranging from 6,700

to 13,400.

All units are rated in accordance with ARI Standard

310 and 380 and certified by UL and CUL.

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Nomenclature

Amana PTAC Model Nomenclature

Amana's Packaged Terminal Unit's are identified by model number which defines the type of unit, cooling capacity,

heater size, electrical information and special features. Use this nomenclature when ordering an Amana unit to ensure

you receive the correct unit.

PT C 07 3 A 35 A A

PACKAGE

TERMINAL

MODEL TYPE

C=Cooler

H=Heat Pump

COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh)

07=7,000 Btuh

09=9,000 Btuh

12=12,000 Btuh

15=15,000 Btuh

VOLTAGE

3=230/208v 60Hz 1 PH

4=265v 60Hz 1 PH

5=240/220v 50 Hz 1 PH

ENGINEERING DESIGN LEVEL

SPECIAL FEATURE CODE

A=Standard Model

B=Power Vent

C=Sea Coast Model

D=Cond. Disposal Pump

F=Hydronic w/ Power Vent & Door

G=Hydronic w/ Power Door

H=Hydronic w/ Manual Door

J= Power Door

K=Cond. Pump & Power Vent

L= Cond. Pumb & Power Door

HEATER SIZE

00=0.0 KW

15=1.5 KW

25=2.5 KW

35=3.5 KW (230volt/208volt)

50=5.0 KW

MAJOR DESIGN SERIES

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Commitment to Quality

Quality is designed and manufactured into every Amana Packaged Terminal Unit. Buying quality

products is a smart purchase decision, and it's the surest way to get the most value for your dollars. Once

you know Amana quality features and can point them out, you'll find it easy to convince your customers to

"buy smart " . . . to buy Amana.

Engineered and built in a place that is registered World Class.

The ISO 9001 registration is an internationally recognized standard of excellence. Amanas

Fayetteville Tennessee manufacturing facility, which builds the Amana Packaged Terminal

Unit, was the first in the industry to be awarded this certificate of registration for quality assur-

ance programs.

Fayetteville, Tennessee Manufacturing Facility

All Amana customers are assured of total value with the quality features Amana products provide:

4 Long life for more value per purchase dollar

4 Reliability for trouble-free operation

4 Quiet operation for annoyance -free peace of mind

4 Versatile, stylish design throughout product life

4 Easy maintenance for continued efficient operation

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Standard Features and Benefits

Features

Model Series

PTC Models PTH Models

Adjustable Indoor Air Louvers Standard Standard

Automatic Compressor Restart Delay Standard Standard

Central Desk Control Capability

Compressor Restart Delay

Concealed Manual Vent Control Standard Standard

Cooling EER Range (230/208 - 265 Volts) 9.2 - 11.6 9.0 - 11.5

Corrosion Treated Sea Coast Models Sea Coast Models

Ducted Installation Capability

Easily Removable Up-Front Filter Standard Standard

Factory Installed Heater Standard Standard

Fan Cycle Switch Continuous/Auto Continuous/Auto

Fan Motors - Permanently Lubricated Standard Standard

Fan Only Setting Standard Standard

Field Installed Heater Kit Option Available Available

Heat Pump Defrost System Passive

Standard Standard

Heat Pump Internal Condensate Removal (ICR) Option

Heat Source - Electric Resistance Heat Standard

Heat Source - Heat Pump With Backup Resistance Heat Standard

Heating COP Range (230/208 - 265 Volts) 2.8 - 3.3

Increased Dehumidification Capacity Standard Standard

Indoor Fan Speed Selections - Hi/Low Standard Standard

Microprocessor Controlled Standard Standard

Power Connection Cord Connected Cord Connected

Random Restart

Remote Control Capability With Wall Mounted Thermostat

Room Freeze Protection Standard Standard

Rotary Compressor Standard Standard

Rotary Control Knobs Standard Standard

Staged Heating Standard Standard

Temperature Limiting

Unit Diagnostics

Wall Sleeve 13-3/4" x 42" x 16-1/16"

Zero Floor Clearance Standard Standard

Accessory Kit Available Accessory Kit Available

Standard Standard

Accessory Kit Available Accessory Kit Available

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Standard Features and Benefits

Amana has designed the Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner for customer comfort and owner peace

of mind. No other unit in the industry offers so many "extras" already built in as "standard" on every

unit. With all the features and benefits our units have to offer, you no longer need to settle for anything

less than the Amana "Standard" Advantage!!

 Five-Year Warranty

 Energy Efficiencies

 Freeze Protection

 7" Unit Front

 Versatile Style

 Easy Filter Access

 Remote Thermostat Control

 Increased Dehumidification

Capacity

 Quiet Operation

 Easy To Use Controls

 Front Desk Control

 Filtered Ventilation Air

 Remote Temperature Sensing

 Industry Standard Wall Sleeve

 Easy to Service

 Automatic Emergency Heat

 Fan Mode Switch

 Zero Floor Clearance

 Temperature Limiter

 Random Restart

 Compressor Restart Delay

Five-Year Warranty

Enjoy one of the most comprehensive warranties in the industry. Full 1-year warranty on unit parts

and labor; full 5-year warranty on the entire sealed system components; limited parts-only warranty

on functional components.

Energy Efficiencies

Our units' high efficiencies can qualify you for many of the rebates offered by electrical power compa-

nies. EERs up to 11.5 and heat pump COPs up to 3.3 keep energy consumption to a minimum.

Freeze Protection

No more worries about bursting water pipes or broken fixtures caused by freezing temperatures.

When the unit senses temperatures of 40 degrees Fahrenheit or below, the unit activates the fan

motor, and either the electric resistance heater or the hydronic heater.

7" Unit Front

Enhance valuable room space -- the unit front has

a sleek 7" depth, one of the shallowest silhouettes

in the industry today. In addition, to inhibit guest-

tampering, the front can be secured to the chassis

with hidden screws.

Five-Year Warranty

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Standard Features and Benefits

Versatile Style

Our unit's new stylish design and neutral color make it

compatible with virtually any room decor or architec-

tural design. The unit becomes less noticeable as it

blends into the room's color scheme.

Increased Dehumidification

Capacity

Maintain lower humidity levels in rooms while cooling

them without the need for expensive add-ons. As a

result, guests feel more comfortable at higher tempera-

tures, thus reducing cooling costs, and the life of your

furniture, wall coverings, and fixtures is extended which

means less replacement costs.

Quiet Operation

The unit's state of the art design and construction provide a quiet environment allowing guests to

enjoy peaceful, sleep-filled nights. Operating sound levels are further dampened when unit is in ""low

fan"" mode of operation.

Compressor Restart Delay

Extended compressor-life. The unit automatically delays any restart attempt by three minutes to allow

the refrigerant pressures time to equalize.

Front Desk Control

Obtain greater savings by centrally controlling units and eliminate wasted energy generated by cool-

ing and heating unoccupied rooms. Each unit has low voltage interface capability with a field supplied

front desk ON/OFF switch.

Filtered Ventilation Air

Guest's rooms stay cleaner, longer. The hidden ventilation air intake

filters outside air to reduce dust and pollen.

Remote Temperature Sensing

Guests enjoy ultimate comfort with consistent climate control. At-

tach an optional, inexpensive remote thermistor temperature sens-

ing device and temperatures are held more closely to the chosen

room setting.

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Standard Features and Benefits

Wall Sleeve 13-3/4" x 42" x 16-1/16"

No more worries about changing out non-standard sleeves

that do not accommodate the bulk of what the industry has to

offer. Amana's wall sleeve is an industry standard size of 13-

3/4" deep x 42" wide x 16-1/16" high.

Automatic Emergency Heat

No more "my unit is not heating" complaints during the middle

of the night. Each unit automatically switches over to electric

resistance heat if for any reason the heat pump compressor

system fails or if the heating load is greater than the unit

capacity.

Easy to Service

The main components are easily serviced; the unit is easy to

diagnose or troubleshoot to spot potential problems.

Zero Floor Clear-

ance

Unit can be installed flush to

the finished floor, if desired.

(Some accessories do not

have zero clearance).

Easy to Use Controls

No complex controls to confuse guests and create problems. Con-

trols are easy to read, understand and activate.

Fan Mode Switch

Take advantage of each unit's dual options: select continuous fan

operation or cycle the fan ON and OFF with the compressor.

Random Restart

Avoid troublesome power surges that can damage electrical circuits. Each unit has a random restart

circuit to prevent all units from restarting at one time after power disruption.

Temperature Limiter

Save energy and money by avoiding the extreme settings that can occur with guest operation. The

unit-mounted mechanical temperature limiter allows guests to adjust in-room temperature settings

while maintaining a pre-programmed range set by you.

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Specifications: Cooling/Heat Pump Electric Heat

)

(

)

(

)

PTH Models

Heat Pump Cooling Performance

Voltage

Capacity (BTUH)

Amps

Watts

EER

Units without Electric Heater

Min.Circuit Ampacity

CFM (Cool, Wet Coil)

CFM (Dry Coil )

Ventilated Air, CFM (Fan Only)

Dehumidification (Pints/Hr.)

Net Weight

Shipping Weight

Model (Basic)

(NOTES 1 & 7)

(NOTE 3)

PTH073A**AA PTH074A**AA PTH093A**AA PTH094A**AA PTH123A**AA PTH124A**AA PTH153A**AA PTH154A**AA

230/208 265 230/208 265 230/208 265 230/208 265

7,400/7,200 7,400 9,000/8,800 9,000 12,000/11,600 12,000 14,000/13,800 14,000

2.8/3.0 2.0 3.5/3.8 3.0 4.6/5.0 3.7 7.4/7.9 6.5

625/610 625 810/790 810 1,145/1,125 1,145 1,490/1,470 1,490

11.5 11.5 11.1 11.1 10.6 10.6 9.4 9.4

(NOTES 2 & 4)

High

Low

High

Low

4.0 3.6 5.1 4.4 7.3 5.7 8.4 7.7

220/215 220 220/215 220 290/270 290 325/315 325

175/155 175 175/155 175 220/190 220 250/220 250

235/230 235 235/230 235 310/290 310 345/335 345

185/165 185 185/165 185 235/205 235 265/235 265

35* 35* 35* 35* 45* 45* 50* 50*

1.9 1.9 2.7 2.7 3.8 3.8 4.4 4.4

(approximate lbs.)

110 110 120 120 130 130 140 140

130 130 140 140 150 150 160 160

* Approximately 70 CFM with optional power vent kit.

Heating Performance - Reverse Cycle (See facing page for

Heating Capacity

Reverse C

Amps

Watts

BTUH

COP

CFM (Dry)

Heating

NOTE 5

Outdoor Ambient 62

Rating Point

NOTE 5

Watts 62

Outdoor Ambient 57

NOTES:

cle (NOTE 1

(NOTE 5)

BTUH

(COP)

1. All 265v models must use Amanas subbase (PTSB4**C) or Amanas hard wire kit (PTPWHWK4)

2. Minimum branch circuit ampacity ratings conform to the National Electric Code. However, local codes

should apply.

3. Minimum voltage on 230/208 volt models is 197 volts; maximum is 253 volts. Minimum voltage on 265 volt

models is 238.5 volts; maximum is 291.5 volts.

4. Overcurrent protection for all units without electric heaters is 15 amps. Overcurrent protection on 265

volt models must be cartridge-style time delay fuses (included and factory installed on Amana chassis).

5. Heating capacity and efficiency is based on unit operation without condensate pump. Unit automatically

switches to electric heat at 25°F outdoor coil temperature.

6. Total watts for 15,000 Btuh models; subtract 30 watts for PT12*A**AA, PT07/09*A50AA and 70 watts for

PT07/09*A15-35AA.

7. Please specify 2-digit heater kW size to complete model number.

8. Total amps for 12,000 and 15,000 Btuh models AND PT07/09*A50AA; subtract 0.2 amps for PT07/09*A15-35AA

PTH073A**AA PTH074A**AA PTH093A**AA PTH094A**AA PT H123A**AA PTH124A**AA PTH153A**AA PTH154A**AA

2.6/3.0 2.2 3.2/3.6 2.6 4.5/5.1 3.9 5.0/5.6 4.1

560/540 560 770/760 770 1,020/1,000 1,020 1,350/1,320 1,350

6300/6100 6300 8,400/8,300 8,400 10,800/10,600 10,800 13,400/13,100 13,400

3.3 3.3 3.2 3.2 3.1 3.1 2.9 2.9

235/230 235 235/230 234 310/290 310 345/335 345

° F

8300/8100 8300 10,600/10,500 10,600 13,200/13,000 13,200 16,500/16,200 16,500

7700/7500 7700 10,000/9,900 10,000 12,400/12,200 12,400 15,500/15,200 15,500

7000/6800 7000 9,300/9,200 9,300 11,600/11,400 11,600 14,400/14,100 14,400

6300/6100 6300 8,400/8,300 8,400 10,800/10,600 10,800 13,400/13,100 13,400

3.3/3.3 3.3 3.2/3.2 3.2 3.1/3.1 3.1 2.9/2.9 2.9

5600/6400 5600 7,600/7,500 7,600 10,000/9,800 10,000 12,300/12,100 12,300

5000/4800 5000 6,800/6,700 6,800 9,200/9,000 9,200 11,400/11,200 11,400

4400/4200 4400 6,000/5,900 6,000 8,400/8,200 8,400 10,300/10,100 10,300

645/625 645 860/840 860 1,120/1,100 1,120 1,500/1,470 1,500

620/625 620 830/810 830 1,090/1,070 1,090 1,450/1,420 1,450

585/565 585 800/785 800 1,050/1030 1,050 1,400/1,380 1,400

560/540 560 770/760 770 1,020/1,000 1,020 1,350/1,320 1,350

535/525 535 740/730 740 990/970 990 1,290/1,265 1,290

510/500 510 710/700 710 950/930 950 1,225/1,200 1,225

485/475 485 680/670 680 920/900 920 1,170/1,140 1,170

Electric Heater Performance

and

Power Cord Configuration

EER - Energy Efficiency Ratio per American Refrigeration

Institute (ARI) Test Procedures

COP - Coefficiency of Performance per ARI Test Procedures

)

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Specifications: Cooling/Electric Heat

(

)

PTC Models

Cooling Performance

Model (Basic)

NOTES 1 & 7

(NOTE 3)

Voltage

Capacity (BTUH)

Amps

Watts

EER

Unit without E lectric Heater

Min.Circuit A mpacity

CFM (Cool, Wet Coil)

High

Low

CFM (Dry Coil)

High

Low

Ventilated Air, CFM (Fan Only)

Dehumidification (Pints/Hr.)

Net Weight

Shipping W eight

* 70 CFM with optional power vent kit

(NOTES 2 & 4)

(approximate Lbs.)

(approximate lbs.)

PTC073A**AA PTC074A**AA PTC093A**AA PTC094A**AA PTC123A**AA PTC124A**AA PTC153A**AA PTC154A**AA

230/208 265 230/208 265 230/208 265 230/208 265

7,500/7,400 7,500 9,000/8,800 9,000 12,200/12,000 12,200 14,200/14,000 14,200

2.8/3.0 2.0 3.5/3.8 3.0 4.6/5.0 3.7 7.4/7.9 6.5

625/610 625 810/790 810 1130/1110 1,145 1,510/1,490 1,510

11.6 11.6 11.1 11.1 10.8 10.8 9.4 9.4

4.0 3.6 5.1 4.4 7.3 5.7 8.4 7.7

220/215 220 220/215 220 290/270 290 325/315 325

175/155 175 175/155 175 220/190 220 250/220 250

235/230 235 235/230 235 310/290 310 345/335 345

185/165 185 185/165 185 235/205 235 265/235 265

35* 35* 35* 35* 45* 45* 50* 50*

1.9 1.9 2.7 2.7 3.8 3.8 4.4 4.4

110 110 120 120 130 130 140 140

130 130 140 140 150 150 160 160

Electric Heater Performance (PTC and PTH Models)

Primary

VOLTAGE

(

ELECTRIC

HEATER NO. OF BT UH BTUH BTUH WATTS AMPS AMPACIT Y PROTECTION

SIZE (kW) STAGES AT 230V AT 208V AT 265V (NOTE 6) (NOTE 8) (NOT E 2) (NOTE 4) CORD

NOMINAL HEATING

for PTC models;

230/208V 2.5/2.0 1 8,500 6,800 - - 2,650/2,140 11.5/10.2 14.2 15 6 - 15 P

230/208V 3.5/2.9 1 12,000 9,900 - - 3,650/3,040 15.8/14.5 19.6 20 6 - 20 P

230/208V 5.0/4.1 ** 17,100 14,000 - - 5,150/4,240 22.3/20.3 27.7 30 6 - 30 P

265V 2.5 1 - - - - 8,500 2,650 10.0 12.4 15 7 - 20 P

265V 3.7 1 - - - - 12,600 3,850 14.6 18.1 20 7 - 20 P

265V 5.0 ** - - - - 17,100 5,150 19.5 24.2 25 7 - 30 P

**PTC/H07*A**AA and PTC/H09*A**AA are 2-stage; PTC/H12*A**AA and PTC/H15*A**AA are 1-stage.

Auxiliary

TOTAL TOTAL MIN. CIRCUIT OVERCURRENT

for PTH models)

POWER

All units come with factory installed power cord.

Power Cord Plugs

250V Rating Power Cord Pl ugs

NEMA 6 Configuration

15 amp 20 amp 30 amp

277V Rating Power Cord Pl ugs

NEMA 7 Configuration

20 amp 30 amp

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Power Receptacle Configuration

NEMA6-15R; 2 50V receptacle, u sed on

230/208V units

NEMA6-20R; 2 50V receptacle, u sed on

230/208V units

NEMA6-30R; 2 50V receptacle, u sed on

230/208V units

NEMA7-20R; 2 77V receptacle, u sed on

265V units

NEMA7-30R; 2 77V receptacle, u sed on

265V units

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Specifications: Cooling/Electric Heat

PTC Models - Performance Data

Air Conditioner

Wet Bulb Dry Bulb 208 Volt

Temp. Ent Temp. Ent Outdoor Temperature (°F)

Nominal Indoor Indoor 85 95 105 115

Unit Coil Coil Total Sen % Total Sen % Total Sen % Total Sen %

Size (°F) (°F) Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH

61 80

07 67 80

73 80

61 80

09 67 80

73 80

61 80

12 67 80

73 80

61 80

15 67 80

73 80

7065 6025 85 6745 5865 87 6375 5990 94 6035 5850 97

7325 7325 100 7045 7045 100 6630 6630 100 6320 6320 100

7615 7615 100 7435 7435 100 7130 7130 100 6680 6680 100

7865 4235 54 7565 4380 58 7060 4385 62 6650 4230 64

7765 5695 73 7400 5555 75 7040 5600 80 6630 5475 83

7810 6950 89 7510 6815 91 7075 6625 94 6690 6690 100

8810 3000 34 8335 2960 36 7910 2820 36 7475 2665 36

8715 4210 48 8320 4070 49 7840 4070 52 7410 3925 53

8615 5590 65 8190 5280 64 7765 5120 66 7335 4980 68

8290 6210 75 7850 5995 76 7375 5765 78 6880 5535 80

8240 7310 89 7815 7085 91 7355 6855 93 6970 6970 100

8385 8385 100 8040 8040 100 7675 7675 100 7260 7260 100

9405 4950 53 8975 4755 53 8370 4555 54 7810 4460 57

9305 6170 66 8800 5755 65 8260 5545 67 7705 5270 68

9155 7210 79 8725 7085 81 8120 6815 84 7595 6400 84

10590 3660 35 10025 3450 34 9445 3240 34 8835 3025 34

10465 4735 45 9910 4530 46 9310 4315 46 8695 4095 47

10330 5805 56 9770 5600 57 9165 5385 59 8545 5170 61

11350 8765 77 10690 8450 79 9940 8105 82 9050 7705 85

11310 10280 91 10650 9955 93 9880 9585 97 9165 9165 100

11600 11600 100 11050 11050 100 10375 10375 100 9665 9665 100

12885 6930 54 12310 6685 54 11410 6310 55 10515 5950 57

12745 8370 66 12000 8060 67 11200 7735 69 10275 7395 72

12530 9880 79 11900 9620 81 10990 9275 84 10050 8920 89

14575 5045 35 13770 4745 34 12955 4445 34 12025 4115 34

14400 6535 45 13585 6235 46 12755 5935 47 11725 5570 48

14205 8020 56 13410 7730 58 12480 7425 59 11440 7035 61

13245 10205 77 12490 9830 79 11570 9405 81 10610 8940 84

13140 11930 91 12345 11515 93 11395 11045 97 10760 10760 100

13465 13465 100 12775 12775 100 11965 11965 100 11325 11325 100

15035 8120 54 14365 7835 55 13280 7345 55 12200 6875 56

14845 9745 66 14000 9375 67 13020 8975 69 11990 8575 72

14575 11455 79 13785 11125 81 12670 10680 84 11790 10370 88

16875 5915 35 16120 5625 35 15130 5260 35 14010 4790 34

16780 7655 46 15870 7315 46 14835 6905 47 13635 6445 47

16535 9330 56 15595 8970 58 14530 8610 59 13385 8225 61

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Specifications: Cooling/Electric Heat

PTC Models - Performance Data

Air Conditioner

Wet Bulb Dry Bulb 230/265 Volt

Temp. Ent Temp. Ent Outdoor Temperature (°F)

Nominal Indoor Indoor 85 95 105 115

Unit Coil Coil Total Sen % Total Sen % Total Sen % Total Sen %

Size (°F) (°F) Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH

61 80

07 67 80

73 80

61 80

09 67 80

73 80

61 80

12 67 80

73 80

61 80

15 67 80

73 80

7165 6125 85 6845 5965 87 6475 6090 94 6135 5950 97

7425 7425 100 7145 7145 100 6730 6730 100 6420 6420 100

7715 7715 100 7535 7535 100 7230 7230 100 6780 6780 100

7965 4335 54 7665 4480 58 7160 4485 63 6750 4330 64

7865 5795 74 7500 5655 75 7140 5700 80 6730 5575 83

7910 7050 89 7610 6915 91 7175 6725 94 6790 6790 100

8910 3100 35 8435 3060 36 8010 2920 36 7575 2765 37

8815 4310 49 8420 4170 50 7940 4170 53 7510 4025 54

8715 5690 65 8290 5380 65 7865 5220 66 7435 5080 68

8490 6410 76 8050 6195 77 7575 5965 79 7080 5735 81

8440 7510 89 8015 7285 91 7555 7055 93 7170 7170 100

8585 8585 100 8240 8240 100 7875 7875 100 7460 7460 100

9605 5150 54 9175 4955 54 8570 4755 55 8010 4660 58

9505 6370 67 9000 5955 66 8460 5745 68 7905 5470 69

9355 7410 79 8925 7285 82 8320 7015 84 7795 6600 85

10790 3860 36 10225 3650 36 9645 3440 36 9035 3225 36

10665 4935 46 10110 4730 47 9510 4515 47 8895 4295 48

10530 6005 57 9970 5800 58 9365 5585 60 8745 5370 61

11550 8965 78 10890 8650 79 10140 8305 82 9250 7905 85

11510 10480 91 10850 10155 94 10080 9785 97 9365 9365 100

11800 11800 100 11250 11250 100 10575 10575 100 9865 9865 100

13085 7130 54 12510 6885 55 11610 6510 56 10715 6150 57

12945 8570 66 12200 8260 68 11400 7935 70 10475 7595 73

12730 10080 79 12100 9820 81 11190 9475 85 10250 9120 89

14775 5245 35 13970 4945 35 13155 4645 35 12225 4315 35

14600 6735 46 13785 6435 47 12955 6135 47 11925 5770 48

14405 8220 57 13610 7930 58 12680 7625 60 11640 7235 62

13445 10405 77 12690 10030 79 11770 9605 82 10810 9140 85

13340 12130 91 12545 11715 93 11595 11245 97 10960 10960 100

13665 13665 100 12975 12975 100 12165 12165 100 11525 11525 100

15235 8320 55 14565 8035 55 13480 7545 56 12400 7075 57

15045 9945 66 14200 9575 67 13220 9175 69 12190 8775 72

14775 11655 79 13985 11325 81 12870 10880 85 11990 10570 88

17075 6115 36 16320 5825 36 15330 5460 36 14210 4990 35

16980 7855 46 16070 7515 47 15035 7105 47 13835 6645 48

16735 9530 57 15795 9170 58 14730 8810 60 13585 8425 62

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Specifications: Cooling/Heat Pump Electric Heat

PTH Models - Performance Data

Heat Pump

Wet Bulb Dry Bulb 208 Volt

Temp. Ent Temp. Ent Outdoor Temperature (°F)

Nominal Indoor Indoor 85 95 105 115

Unit Coil Coil Total Sen % Total Sen % Total Sen % Total Sen %

Size (°F) (°F) Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH

61 80

07 67 80

73 80

61 80

09 67 80

73 80

61 80

12 67 80

73 80

61 80

15 67 80

73 80

6870 5840 85 6555 5685 87 6185 5810 94 5855 5670 97

7125 7125 100 6850 6850 100 6440 6440 100 6135 6135 100

7415 7415 100 7230 7230 100 6930 6930 100 6490 6490 100

7660 4080 53 7360 4220 57 6865 4225 62 6460 4075 63

7560 5520 73 7200 5375 75 6845 5425 79 6440 5300 82

7605 6755 89 7310 6625 91 6880 6435 94 6500 6500 100

8590 2860 33 8120 2820 35 7705 2680 35 7275 2530 35

8500 4055 48 8110 3915 48 7630 3910 51 7210 3775 52

8400 5415 64 7980 5110 64 7560 4955 66 7135 4810 67

8290 6120 74 7840 5900 75 7350 5660 77 6855 5420 79

8225 7175 87 7785 6945 89 7315 6705 92 6810 6790 100

8285 8285 100 7920 7920 100 7525 7525 100 7105 7105 100

9420 4905 52 8960 4775 53 8360 4500 54 7785 4400 57

9305 5890 63 8800 5660 64 8250 5485 66 7675 5170 67

9145 7085 77 8710 6945 80 8095 6670 82 7520 6400 85

10610 3675 35 10050 3465 34 9450 3245 34 8835 3020 34

10480 4705 45 9920 4495 45 9315 4275 46 8690 4050 47

10345 5730 55 9775 5520 56 9165 5300 58 8535 5075 59

10965 8415 77 10310 8110 79 9575 7770 81 8700 7375 85

10920 9910 91 10275 9590 93 9515 9225 97 8810 8810 100

11205 11205 100 10665 10665 100 10000 10000 100 9305 9305 100

12470 6610 53 11905 6370 54 11020 6005 54 10140 5650 56

12330 8030 65 11600 7725 67 10815 7405 68 9900 7070 71

12125 9515 78 11505 9260 80 10605 8915 84 9680 8575 89

14135 4760 34 13345 4465 33 12540 4170 33 11625 3845 33

13960 6220 45 13160 5930 45 12340 5630 46 11330 5275 47

13770 7685 56 12990 7400 57 12070 7100 59 11050 6720 61

13055 10055 77 12310 9690 79 11405 9270 81 10460 8815 84

12955 11755 91 12170 11350 93 11230 10885 97 10605 10605 100

13275 13275 100 12590 12590 100 11795 11795 100 11165 11165 100

14820 8000 54 14160 7720 55 13090 7240 55 12025 6775 56

14635 9605 66 13800 9240 67 12830 8845 69 11820 8450 71

14370 11290 79 13585 10970 81 12485 10530 84 11620 10220 88

16635 5825 35 15890 5540 35 14915 5185 35 13810 4720 34

16540 7545 46 15645 7210 46 14625 6805 47 13440 6355 47

16300 9195 56 15370 8845 58 14320 8490 59 13195 8105 61

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Specifications: Cooling/Heat Pump Electric Heat

PTH Models - Performance Data

Heat Pump

Wet Bulb Dry Bulb 230/265 Volt

Temp. Ent Temp. Ent Outdoor Temperature (°F)

Nominal Indoor Indoor 85 95 105 115

Unit Coil Coil Total Sen % Total Sen % Total Sen % Total Sen %

Size (°F) (°F) Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH

61 80

07 67 80

73 80

61 80

09 67 80

73 80

61 80

12 67 80

73 80

61 80

15 67 80

73 80

7070 6040 85 6755 5885 87 6385 6010 94 6055 5870 97

7325 7325 100 7050 7050 100 6640 6640 100 6335 6335 100

7615 7615 100 7430 7430 100 7130 7130 100 6690 6690 100

7860 4280 54 7560 4420 58 7065 4425 63 6660 4275 64

7760 5720 74 7400 5575 75 7045 5625 80 6640 5500 83

7805 6955 89 7510 6825 91 7080 6635 94 6700 6700 100

8790 3060 35 8320 3020 36 7905 2880 36 7475 2730 37

8700 4255 49 8310 4115 50 7830 4110 52 7410 3975 54

8600 5615 65 8180 5310 65 7760 5155 66 7335 5010 68

8490 6320 74 8040 6100 76 7550 5860 78 7055 5620 80

8425 7375 88 7985 7145 89 7515 6905 92 7010 6990 100

8485 8485 100 8120 8120 100 7725 7725 100 7305 7305 100

9620 5105 53 9160 4975 54 8560 4700 55 7985 4600 58

9505 6090 64 9000 5860 65 8450 5685 67 7875 5370 68

9345 7285 78 8910 7145 80 8295 6870 83 7720 6600 85

10810 3875 36 10250 3665 36 9650 3445 36 9035 3220 36

10680 4905 46 10120 4695 46 9515 4475 47 8890 4250 48

10545 5930 56 9975 5720 57 9365 5500 59 8735 5275 60

11365 8815 78 10710 8510 79 9975 8170 82 9100 7775 85

11320 10310 91 10675 9990 94 9915 9625 97 9210 9210 100

11605 11605 100 11065 11065 100 10400 10400 100 9705 9705 100

12870 7010 54 12305 6770 55 11420 6405 56 10540 6050 57

12730 8430 66 12000 8125 68 11215 7805 70 10300 7470 73

12525 9915 79 11905 9660 81 11005 9315 85 10080 8975 89

14535 5160 36 13745 4865 35 12940 4570 35 12025 4245 35

14360 6620 46 13560 6330 47 12740 6030 47 11730 5675 48

14170 8085 57 13390 7800 58 12470 7500 60 11450 7120 62

13255 10255 77 12510 9890 79 11605 9470 82 10660 9015 85

13155 11955 91 12370 11550 93 11430 11085 97 10805 10805 100

13475 13475 100 12790 12790 100 11995 11995 100 11365 11365 100

15020 8200 55 14360 7920 55 13290 7440 56 12225 6975 57

14835 9805 66 14000 9440 67 13030 9045 69 12020 8650 72

14570 11490 79 13785 11170 81 12685 10730 85 11820 10420 88

16835 6025 36 16090 5740 36 15115 5385 36 14010 4920 35

16740 7745 46 15845 7410 47 14825 7005 47 13640 6555 48

16500 9395 57 15570 9045 58 14520 8690 60 13395 8305 62

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Latent System Capacity

For complete comfort in indoor climate-controlled areas, two important factors must be considered:

temperature and humidity. Controlling one without the other, lessens the comfort factor considerably. Working

with these factors lends itself to a discussion of the total capacity of an air conditioner. An air conditioners

total capacity is comprised of two parts: the Sensible Capacity, the energy of the unit being used to remove

heat from the air in the indoor area; and the Latent Capacity, the energy of the unit being used to dehumidify

the air in the indoor area. For applications in climates where humidity is high, the sensible/latent capacities

should be considered. On pages 14-17 specifications in varying conditions are given for sensible capacity

under the heading (%SH). Considering total capacity of the unit to be 100 percent, the latent capacity is 1.00

minus sensible capacity, or LATENT = 1.00 - (%SH)

Example: Data taken from:

PTC Model Unit Size 9 (page 14)

95º F - Outdoor Temperature

80ºF - Indoor Dry Bulb Temperature

67º - Indoor Wet Bulb Temperature

%SH = 65

(That is, 65% Sensible Capacity)

Latent Capacity = 1.00 - SENSIBLE CAPACITY

OR,

Latent Capacity = 1.00-.65

Latent Capacity = .35 OR

35% LATENT CAPACITY

Nominal Indoor Indoor 85 95

Wet Bulb Dry Bulb 208 Volt

Temp. Ent Temp. Ent Outdoor Tempera

Unit Coil Coil Total S en % Total Sen % Tot

Size (°F) (°F) Btuh Btuh SH Btuh Btuh SH Btu

61 80

07 67 80

73 80

61 80

09 67 80

73 80

7065 6025 85 6745 5865 87 63

7325 7325 100 7045 7045 100 66

7615 7615 100 7435 7435 100 71

7865 4235 54 7565 4380 58 70

7765 5695 73 7400 5555 75 70

7810 6950 89 7510 6815 91 70

8810 3000 34 8335 2960 36 79

8715 4210 48 8320 4070 49 78

8615 5590 65 8190 5280 64 77

8290 6210 75 7850 5995 76 73

8240 7310 89 7815 7085 91 73

8385 8385 100 8040 8040 100 76

9405 4950 53 8975 4755 53 83

9305 6170 66 8800 5755 65 82

9155 7210 79 8725 7085 81 81

10590 3660 35 10025 3450 34 94

10465 4735 45 9910 4530 46 93

10330 5805 56 9770 5600 57 91

This means that 65% of the units capacity is used to remove heat from the air in the indoor area. The

remaining 35% is used to dehumidify the air in that area.

Each of the four charts listed to the right, represent a different unit size. They are 7, 9, 12 and 15, respectively.

All demonstrate varying latent capacity of the units at a standard 95º F outdoor temperature. Differing indoor

dry bulb temperatures are listed across the bottom of each chart. The latent percent of total capacity is listed

to the left. To read the chart, simply determine the dry bulb temperature being considered, then draw a

vertical line toward the top of the chart. The converging point of the vertical line and the diagonal line

representing the wet bulb temperature of the area (61º, 67º or 73º) demonstrate the latent percentage of total

capacity as read to the left of the chart.

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Latent System Capacity

What it means . . .

For those in moderate to high humidity areas, determining the proper Latent System Capacity for a particular

application can mean more than room comfort at any given time. It can also mean extensive savings on

furnishings. When an improper determination of the latent system capacity is made, the humidity level of the

room can soar, thereby causing a number of problems for the property owner. In addition to the dirty-socks

smell of a dank and damp room there are the passive, however labor-intensive and, therefore, costly problems

of additional accumulated mold and mildew in bathroom and kitchen areas.

Worse, still, is the expensive and time-consuming moisture damage that can occur to curtains, carpets,

furniture and wood work. Both mold and mildew thrive in a damp environment, weakening fabrics and

ruining wood products. The replacement/restoration rate for furnishings in areas such as these may be

higher than the norm, thereby affecting profit margins.

Over time, however, the problem can worsen to the point of affecting the area structurally. The major time

and expense factors in such a scenario can be quite costly.

Latent System Capacity

Nominal Un it Si ze 07

Latent % of Total

70 75 80 85 90

Latent % of Total

70 75 80 85 90

Latent Syste m Capacity at outdoor 95º

ºF Indoor Dr y Bulb

Nominal Un it Si ze 12

Latent Syste m Capacity at outdoor 95º

ºF Indoor Dr y Bulb

61ºF IWB

67ºF IWB

73ºF IWB

61ºF IWB

67ºF IWB

73ºF IWB

Nominal Un it Si ze 09

Latent Syste m Capacity at outdoor 95º

Latent % of Total

70 75 80 85 90

Latent % of Total

70 75 80 85 90

ºF Indoor Dr y Bulb

Nominal Un it Si ze 15

Latent Syste m Capacity at outdoor 95º

ºF Indoor Dr y Bulb

61ºF IWB

67ºF IWB

73ºF IWB

61ºF IWB

67ºF IWB

73ºF IWB

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Normal Operating Data

New Data to be inserted.

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Normal Operating Data

New Data to be inserted.

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Normal Operating Data

New Data to be inserted.

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Normal Operating Data

New Data to be inserted.

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The Heat Pump Story

Special Features of the Heat Pump Cooling-Heating System

Amana Packaged Terminal Units are engineered to ensure an effi-

cient heat pump operation while monitoring room conditions to main-

tain comfortable temperature levels.

Heat pumps cost less to operate than units with electric resistance

heaters as the only heat source because they save energy. The mea-

sure of this efficiency, COP (Coefficient of Performance) indicates a

heat pump's relative efficiency as it compares to electric resistance

heat. For example, if a unit has a COP of 3.0, that unit will produce

three times as much heat at rating conditions for the same electrical

input wattage as an electric resistance heater.

In hot weather, Amana heat pump units remove heat from indoor air and

release it outdoors like normal air conditioners. In cool weather, Amana

heat pump units take heat from outdoor and use it to heat indoor air. Heat

is not produced, it is transferred which translates to money savings and

quick cost payback.

As the outdoor temperature falls, the heat pump is able to extract less

heat from the outdoor air to raise the temperature of the indoor air. For this

reason, all packaged terminal heat pumps also have electric resistance

heaters as backup to heat pump operation. At some point the heat pump

is unable to provide sufficient heat to adequately warm the room. Many

Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps cease heat pump operation and auto-

matically switchover to electric heat. The compressor and outdoor fan stop

and the indoor blower circulates warm air. When outdoor temperatures

rise, heat pump operation resumes.

Cool Air

Warm Air

In warm weather, it efficiently captures

heat from inside your home and

pumps it outside for cooling comfort.

Cool Air

Warm Air

In cool weather, it captures heat from

outdoor air and pumps it into your home,

adding heat form electric heat strips as

necessary to efficiently provide heat.

Heat Pump Heating Sequence of Operation

Unit Conditions Unit Control

Operation Sequence - Call

for Heat

Low/High Heat

1st Stage Heat

2nd Stage Heat

NOTE:

1. With all remote thermostat operations the fan speed will be low unless the high speed fan kit is installed.

2. An Auto Change-over Thermostat will not change the above operational sequence.

Room Temperature

vs. Set Point

Minus 1.5 >25ºF

Minus 1.5 <25ºF

Minus 2.5

Outdoor Coil

Temperature

>25ºF

<25ºF

>25ºF

<25ºF

Standard Unit

Control

Heat Pump

until set point is reached

or room temperature is

minus 2.5

Electric Heat

until set point is reached

Electric Heat

until set point

is reached

Remote Thermostat

1-stage Heat

Heat Pump

until set point is

reached

Heat Pump

until set point is

reached

Remote Thermostat

2-stage Heat

Heat Pump

until set point is

reached or 2nd

stage is called

Electric Heat until set point is

reached

Electric Heat

until 2nd stage satisfied then

return to 1st stage

Electric Heat

until set point is reached

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Unit with Wall Sleeve and Subbase Accessories

Ut t aSeeeadSubbase ccesso es

42"

40"

Unit Dimensions

6-1/8"

A IR

FLOW

24-5/16"

Location of external drain holes

on bottom flange of Wall Sleeve

A IR

FLOW

AIR DISCHARGE GRILLE

3 "

TOP VIEW

42"

9-9/16"

A IR

FLOW

CONTROL

D O O R

3 " clearance to sidew alls

AIR DISCHARGE GRILLE IS

REVERSIBLE TO P ROVIDE EITHER

15° or 40° DISCHARGE ANGLE

20-3/4"

15°

40°

13-3/4"

WALL SLEEVE

7/ 8"

STAMPED GRILLE

1-3/8"

ARCH. GRILLE

LEFT

2-5/8"

3-1/4"

MIN

1" AND 3/4" CONCE NTRIC KNOCKOU TS

BACK & BOTTOM OF SUBBASE

(ELECTRICAL ONLY)

MAX

FRO NT VIEW

RIGHT

58" CO RD SET 230V/208V UNIT

18" CO RD SET 265V UNIT

16-1/16"

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HINGED

CONTROL

DOOR

OPTIO NAL

SUBB ASE

(if the optional

subbase is used,

the wall sleeve

must extend at

least 2 3/4" into

the room)

13/16"

11-5/16"

2-3/4"

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

16-1/16"

13/16"

1-3/8"

1/2" O.D.

COPPER

DRAIN

T U B E

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Wall Sleeve Installation

FRAMING FOR WALL SLEEVE (WS900B)

The Amana wall sleeve, which is sent separately

from the unit, fits all Amana Packaged Terminal

Units.

MAIN STUD

JACK STUDS

HEADER - 4" x 4" OR

24" x 4" ON EDGE

16 1/4"

MIN

MOUNTING HOLES

(drilled by Installer)

NO HOLES

PERMITTED IN

BOTTOM OF CASE

(EXCEPTION -- INTERNAL

DRAIN KIT)

2" MIN

JACK STUD

PLASTIC

ANCHOR

CRIPPLE

FINISHED FLOOR

SUB-FLOOR

WOOD SCREW

TOGGLE BOLT

EXPANSION

ANCHOR BOLT

SCREWS

42 1/4"

ADJUST FRAMING TO

SECURE THIS DIMENSION

FASTENING WALL SLEEVE

When installed in opening, the Wall Sleeve

must be horizontally level (side by side and

pitched 1/4 bubble to the outside. (NOTE:

To ensure units maximum efficiency, DO

NOT over- or under-pitch.)

(1). If Subbase (PTSB***C) is installed, allow minimum 3-1/4 height clearance and maximum 5 height

clearance between cabinet and floor; allow minimum 2-3/4 height clearance from wall to front of wall

sleeve.

(2). Drain Kit (DK9001) shipped separately. Can be mounted either right side, left side, or bottom of

sleeve. If mounted to bottom of sleeve, allow 2 height clearance from floor to bottom of sleeve.

(3). For U.L. approval -- 265v units must use Amana Subbase (PTSB***C) or Amana Hard Wire Kit

(PTPWHWK4). Over-current protection on 265V units must be by cartridge style time delay fuses

which are included and factory installed on Amana chassis.

(4). If Hydronic Kit (HWK03 or HVK03) is installed, Wall Sleeve must extend exactly 3 inches into the

room from finished interior wall.

INSTALLATION NOTES

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Sea Coast Protection

Amana Sea Coast Protection Units -- Special Order

To further protect units from the damaging effects of salt in sea coast areas or other highly corro-

sive materials, Amana does the following additional process:

1). The condenser coil is painted with the cathodic electro-plating technique, giving the

coil a highly effective corrosion barrier.

2). The bottom 1/4 of the compressor is coated with a water-borne resin, a coating used

for the undercoating of automobiles and for protecting buried pipes and cables. The resin is

a highly effective barrier against rust and corrosion.

3). The outdoor side of interior parts are top-coated: the base pan weldment, the left- and

right-side panels and the condenser shroud. The motor mount for the condenser motor, the

evaporator scroll, evaporator air inlet panel, air inlet rings, and front support brackets are

also electro-plated.

Paint System Corrosion Protection

All Amana units are built with hot-dipped galvanized steel.

Metal parts are then run through a six-stage zinc phos-

phate cleaner/pre-treatment, painted with a cathodic

electroplating of an epoxy resin paint, and baked for

20 minutes at 350°F. All exterior parts that are ex-

posed to sunlight get an additional coating of

polyester and are baked for 20 minutes at

350°F for additional protection from the fad-

ing effects of ultraviolet rays. This paint

process makes the Amana unit highly

resistant to normal rust, corrosion and

fading. It is the best paint process

in the industry today.

Cold Roll

Steel

Zinc Phosphate

Conversion Coating

Hot-Dipped

Galvanized

Zinc Coating

High-Quality

Base Material

Baked Epoxy

Electrodeposition

Five-Stage

Cleaning Process

Polyseter Top Coat

on Exterior

UV-Resistant

Overspray for Outdoor

Exposed Parts

Cathodic Electr o-plating

Technique with Baked

Enamel Finish

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Hydronic Heat

Hydronic Models / Water and Steam Valves

These special models are shipped without a chassis front, without electric heat, and have an additional relay

and 40VA transformer for water or steam valve operation. In addition, water and steam valves are available for

use with the HHK03 (water) and HVK03 (steam) heat kits. These valves are available in 24 volt, two- or three-

way flow, and either with Normally Open or Normally Closed position. All water valves are equipped with end

switches.

Hydronic with Manual Door

Hydronic with Powered Vent

and Powered Door

Model Number

PTC093A00HA 230/208 9,000/8,800 11.1

PTC123A00HA 230/208 12,200/12,00 10.8

PTC153A00HA 230/208 14,200/14,000 9.4

PTC094A00HA 265 9,000 11.1

PTC124A00HA 265 12,200 10.8

PTC154A00HA 265 14,200 9.4

Voltage

Capacity

Hydronic with Powered Door

Model Number

PTC093A00GA 230/208 9,000/8,800 11.1

PTC123A00GA 230/208 12,200/12,00 10.8

PTC153A00GA 230/208 14,200/14,000 9.4

PTC094A00GA 265 9,000 11.1

PTC124A00GA 265 12,200 10.8

PTC154A00GA 265 14,200 9.4

Voltage

Capacity

Cooling

Capacity

Cooling

Capacity

EER

Model Number

PTC093A00FA 230/208 9,000/8,800 11.1

PTC123A00FA 230/208 12,200/12,00 10.8

PTC153A00FA 230/208 14,200/14,000 9.4

PTC094A00FA 265 9,000 11.1

PTC124A00FA 265 12,200 10.8

PTC154A00FA 265 14,200 9.4

Voltage

Capacity

Cooling

Capacity

Water Valve

Model Description Position End Switch

VW2WNOA

VW3WNOA

VW2WNCA

VW3WNCA

2-Way Normally Open Yes

3-Way Normally Open Yes

2-Way Normally Closed Yes

3-Way Normally Closed Yes

Steam Valve

VS2WNOA

VS2WNCA

2-Way Normally Open No

2-Way Normally Closed No

EER

Hydronic Heat Kit Application Data

Heating Capacity -- Water

Pressure Drop 7,000 & 9,000 BTUH Units 12,000 BTUH Units 15,000 BTUH Units

PSIG 200 F EWT 180 F EWT 200 F EWT 180 F EWT 200 F EWT 180 F EWT

GPM 2-Way Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed

CoilValveHiLoHiLoHiLoHiLoHiLoHiLo

1.15 11,693

1.26 12,824

1.35 14,166

1.35 13,479

1.45 14,426

1.51 15,303

1.62 15,711

1.63 15,545

1.65 16,251

1.79 17,740

1.95 19,268

2.1 20,445

Based on ARI Rating conditions of 70 deg F Entering Air Temp., 200 deg. F Entering Water Temp and 180 deg F Leaving water Temp.

Heating Capacity -- Steam

STEAM 7,000 & 9,000 BTUH Units 12,000 BTUH Units 15,000 BTUH Units

PSIG Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed

Hi Lo Hi Lo Hi Lo

2 20,236 17,816 21,694 18,306 23,709

3 20,686 18,253 22,100 19,003 25,676 21,099

4 20,821 18,544 22,822 19,313 26,325 23,678

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Accessories

Hydronic Heat Kit (HWK**A and HSK**A)

When a central boiler is available, the hydronic heat kit can be installed to the PTAC unit. This kit uses

the existing PTAC unit front and completely encloses all plumbing and coils, but still allows easy access

to controls. In addition, the chassis can slide out for easy service without removing hydronic plumbing.

The kits feature left- or right-hand piping. Unit retains complete service access with kit installed.

Dimensions of Installation:

NOTE: Wall Sleeve must extend

exactly 3 inches from finished

interior wall.

16-3/4"

5-1/2"

3-1/4 "

1-7/8 "

Hydronic Air

Discharg e

Hot Water Inlet / Outlet Connection s

Steam Inlet / Outlet Connection

8-1/4"

20-3/16"

Hydronic Air

Inlet

PTAC UNIT WALL SLEEVE

TOP VIEW

53"

FRONT VIEW

Steam/Water

Coil Position

2-1/8"

1-7/8 "

3-1/4 "

2-3/4"

2 places

Unit Controls

Compartment

Hot Wate r Inlet / Outlet Co nnections

Steam In let / Ou tlet Conn ections

15/32"

2 places

Hydronic Transformater Relay Kit (not shown)

Add-on kit that allows converstion of a standard

unit to a Hydronic unit.

Kit Ordering

Number Volts

HTK3 230/208V Hydronic Water Kit

HTK4 265V Hydronic Water Kit

Description

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Top of Wall Slee ve

Bottom of Wall Slee ve

4-1/8 "

Hydro nic Front

SIDE VIEW

Wall Sleeve

Toe Plate

0" - 3. 0" L ong

Page 30

Accessories

Hydronic Heat Kit Application Data

Heating Capacity -- Water

7,000 & 9,000 Btuh Units 12,000 Btuh Units 15,000 Btuh Units

200°F EWT 180°F EWT 200°F EWT 180°F EWT 200°F EWT 180°F EWT

GPM Pressure Drop PSIG Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed

Coil 2-Way Valve High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low

1.15 11,693

1.26 12,824

1.35 14,166

1.35 13,479

1.45 14,426

1.51 15,303

1.62 15,711

1.63 15,545

1.65 16,251

1.79 17,740

1.95 19,268

2.1 20,445

Based on ARI Rating conditions of 70°F Entering Air Temp, 200°F Entering Water Temp and 180°F Leaving Water Temp.

Heating Capacity -- Steam

7,000 & 9,000 Btuh Units 12,000 Btuh Units 15,000Btuh Units

Steam Fan Speed Fan Speed Fan Speed

PSIG. High Low High Low High Low

2 20,236 17,816 21,694 18,306 23,709

3 20,686 18,253 22,100 19,003 25,676 21,099

4 20,821 18,544 22,822 19,313 26,325 23,678

Water and Steam Valves

Water and steam valves are available for use with the HWK03A (water) and HSK04A (steam)

heat kits. The valves are availalbe in 24 volt, two or three way switches, and with Normally Open,

Normally Closed switches.

Water Valve

Model Description Position End Switch

VW2WNOA

VW3WNOA

VW2WNCA

VW3WNCA

2-Way Normally Open Yes

3-Way Normally Open Yes

2-Way Normally Closed Yes

3-Way Normally Closed Yes

Steam Valve

VS2WNOA

VS2WNCA

2-Way Normally Open No

2-Way Normally Closed No

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Accessories

Power Vent Kit

The Power Vent Kit employs a specially

designed fan to deliver approximately

seventy cfm of fresh air through the vent

during fan operation. It is designed for

applications where fresh air ventilation is

imperative.

Kit Ordering

Number

PVK3A 230/208V

PVK4A 265V

Volts

Power Door Kit

The Power Door Kit enables the unit to

automatically open or close the vent door

depending on fan operation. The Door opens

when fan is operating and closes when fan is

not operating. This allows for fresh air

ventilation during fan operation and saves

energy during outside temperature drops.

Kit Ordering

Condensate Disposal Pump Kit

The internal condensate pump serves as an effective means for disposing of

condensate generated during heat pump operation by transferring it to the indoor

coil. The warm coil surface and the warm room air help in evaporation of the

condensate while adding humidity to the room. As with any equipment of this type,

the addition of this kit will decrease the sensible heating capacity of the unit. This

kit is not intended for use in seacoast or corrosive environments.

Number

PDK3A 230/208V

PDK4A 265V

Volts

NOTE: Under extreme high humidity conditions, the internal condensate pump may not be

able to dispose of all the condensate produced, and condensate

would then drip from the outside of the wall sleeve. If this

condensation is unacceptable, then a drain system (including

factory approved drain kit for the wall sleeve) should be installed.

Model

Number

Features

Manual/Auto Manual Manual Manual Manual

Programmable Yes No No No

Cool 1111

Heat

Emergency Electric Heat

One Piece

Shape

Battery Powered No No No No

24V Powered

w/Battery Back-up

Zoning Application

Suitable Zone

For Use With:

Color

THPMFC1H2BA

(D9807605)

2112

Yes No No No

Rectangular Round Rectangular Rectangular

Yes No No No

Heat Pump

Master

PTAC PTAC PTAC PTAC

Beige Gold Beige Beige

C5200609 D6853511 D9945801

N/A N/A N/A

Kit Ordering

Number

CDP302 230/208V Condensate Removal Pump

CDP402 265V Condensate Removal Pump

DK900-1 n/a Condensate Drain Kit

Thermostats

The following thermostats offer remote control.

AIR

CONDITIONING

Volts Description

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Wall Sleeve Installation

Minimum Clearances and Projections

Installation of accessory kits requires drilling of mounting holes on both sides of the wall sleeve. The

minimum required clearnce distance between the wall sleeve and the wall is show in Table 1. If the

distance between wall sleeve and wall is at or near the minimum clearance distance, mount these kits

on the sleeve before installing the sleeve in the wall.

Cabinet

Side

1/4"

6 mm

Minimum

Outside

Wall

Minimum Unit Clearances

Room

Side

"C" in

Table 1

"B" in

Table 1

Carpet or

Finished Floor

Outside

Wall

Top of Wall Sleeve

Internal

Adjacent

Wall

"A"

Minimum

Minimum Interior and Exterior Projections

Minimum Clearances and Projections

Minimum Clearances Minimum Projection

Option Inches mm Inches mm

Wall Sleeve Only 3 75 0 0

Subbase Kit 3 75 2 3/4 70

Leveling Legs Kit 3 75 2 50

Duct Kit 3 75 1 3/8 35

Hydronic Heat Kit "A Series" 9 230 3

Hydronic Heat Kit "J Series" 6 150 2 1/2 65

Drain Kit 3 75 0 0

Hardwire Kit 3 75 0 0

To achieve a flush fit between the hudronic front and the finished wall, the "Minimum Projection"

must be between 3" and 3-1/8". If this dimension is more than 3-1/8", there will be a gap between

the front and the wall. The gap could permit occupant access to hydronic lines or other dangerous parts.

Minimum

"A"

Internal

Adjacent

Wall

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Main Duct Kit (MDK02) / Extension Duct Kit

(EDK02) / Duct Termination Kit (TDK02)

3' 6-27/32"

AIR FLOW

6" TO 42-1/2"

Accessories

PARTITION

WALL

DUCT

TERMINATION

KIT

MAIN DUCT

BRACKET

TRANSITION

DUCT

When two adjacent rooms need to be conditioned, a

main duct kit and a duct extension kit are possible

options. These kits transfer air from one room to an-

other, yet allow different air flows for the rooms (airflow

distribution can be adjusted from 65/45 to 80/20.

1-3/16"

1/2"

3-15/16"

11-7/8"

Duct Termination Kit

DUCT EXTENSION

BRACKET

MINIMUM

BOTH SIDES

1/2"

AIR FLOW

10"

END OF

DUCT

EXTENSION

28"

INNER WALL

CUT OUT

Front View

MINIMUM 1/4"

7-7/8"

The Duct Termination Kit

includes a grill and a sleeve for

fitting duct or duct extension

through the wall.

(inside of metal)

1/2"

Description

3/8"

5-7/8"

1/2"

10-11/16"

Diameter 3/8"

(two places)

10-11/16"

10-1/2"

(inside of metal)

10-1/2"

Kit Ordering

Number

MDK02 Main Duct

EDK02 Extension Duct

TDK02 Terminal Duct

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27-5/8"

UNIT FRONT

18-3/8"

3-3/4"

8-1/2"

Cutaway or Installation View

OUTSIDE WALL

WALL SLEEVE

SUBBASE

FLOOR LINE

1' 10-3/8"

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Standard Electrical Subbase

Standard Electrical Subbase (PTSB***C)

The fully skirted subbase conceals wiring while providing strong support, if needed. Plug-in

receptacle and field wiring access speeds installation. Electrical accessories such as fuse

holders, circuit breakers, and disconnect switches meet N.E.C. requirements and can be

installed in the unit subbase. For subbase locations of these accessories, see the drawing

below.

The subbase may be installed onto the wall sleeve either before or after the sleeve installa-

tion. The minimum clearance between wall sleeve bottom and the finished floor is 3-1/4";

maximum height clearance from bottom of wall sleeve and the finished floor is 5". The mini-

mum clearance between wall sleeve flange and finished wall is 2-3/4".

Skirting

Optional

Fuse Holder

Location

Optional

Power Switch and Circuit Breaker

Location

Power Receptacle

Skirting

Leveling Legs

Subbase Box Assembly

Model Number Amps Voltage Receptacle Configuration

PTSB320C

PTSB330C

PTSB420C

PTSB430C

Standard Electrical Subbase

15 & 20 230/208 NEMA6-20R

30 230/208 NEMA6-30R

15 & 20 265 NEMA7-20R

20 265 NEMA7-30R

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Fuse Holder Kit (FHK***C)

An optional fuse holder kit is available for all Amana

Packaged Terminal Units . It can be installed di-

rectly in the chassis or in the optional subbase (in-

cluded on 265 volt unit).

Accessories

Fuse holder kits are available in 230/208 volt rat-

ings at 15, 20, and 30 amp.(Fuses not included,

but may be purchased from the parts department).

Kit Ordering

Number

PSHW03A 230/208V

PSHW04A 265V

Volts

Circuit Breaker Kit (CBK3**C)

The circuit breaker kit can be installed on any Amana

full length subbase. Once installed, it provides a

POWER ON/OFF and current overprotection func-

tion* at the unit. Refer to the table identifying each

circuit breaker kit by amperage, voltage, and kit or-

dering number.

Kit Ordering

Number

FHK315C 15 AMP 230/208V

FHK320C 20 AMP 230/208V

FHK330C 30 AMP 230/208V

Amperage Volts

Power Disconnect Switch (PSHW0*A)

An optional 230/208 volt or 265 volt power discon-

nect switch assembly kit can be installed in the chas-

sis on any Amana standard subbase, or in the junc-

tion box of the hard wire kit. The switch proves a

POWER ON/OFF function as required by some elec-

trical codes.

Kit Ordering

Number

Amperage Volts

CBK315C 15 AMP 230/208

CBK320C 20 AMP 230/208

CBK325C 25 AMP 230/208

CBK330C 30 AMP 230/208

Leveling Legs

Optional leveling legs fit wall sleeve to pro-

vide front support and leveling, if required.

*On permanently wired units, if the compressor mode amperage is

greater than 6 amps or if total load amperage is greater than 15 amps,

the cartridge style time delay fuse must be used (per N.E.C.)

Kit Ordering

Number

LL-2B Leveling Legs

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Description

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Accessories

Hard Wire Kit (PTPWHWK4)

Used to direct wire to the unit when it is not

desirable to use the standard unit subbase or

Kit Ordering

Number

PTPWHWK4 Hardwire Kit

Description

the unit power cord. The junction box provides

a protected enclosure for electrical connections as required by some electrical codes. Circuit breaker

kits (below) can be added to the direct wire subbase.

The hard wire junction box can be mounted either before or after the wall sleeve is mounted in the

wall and the unit chassis is installed in the wall sleeve. According to the N.E.C., the hard wire junction

box can be installed on flush mounted installations. However, the junction box needs to be located

either on the floor or the adjacent wall.

The junction box is furnished with approximately 3-1/2 feet of 1/2-inch flexible steel conduit and a 90-

degree conduit clamp for securing the conduit to the unit cabinet at the electrical access opening.

Security Key Locks (KL03)

The Amana Key Lock kit, in conjunction with the tamper-resistant

front, prevents tampering of the controls used to set temperature,

heating, and cooling functions. This accessory fits all PTAC mod-

els. U.L. approved for institutional use only.

Kit Ordering

Number

KL03 Security Key Lock

Remote Temperature Sensor (RTS01)

With control functions remaining at the unit, the remote tempera-

ture sensing feature is a unique accessory capable of providing

accurate sensing of reoom temperature from a central location,

separate from the unit.

Spare Filters (not shown)

Helps keep dirt and lint out of the air and off

the coil, thus increasing units efficiency.

Amana filters are easy to remove, wash and

replace.

Kit Ordering

Number

FK10A Filters (10 / pack)

Kit Ordering

Number

RTS01 Remote Temperature Sensor

Description

Remote Escutcheon Kit (not shown)

Optional kit for use with units controlled via

a wall thermostat. Replaces knob controls

for units operated by wall thermostat.

Kit Ordering

Description

Number

REK10A Remote Escutcheon Kit (10/Pack)

Description

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Condenser Baffle Kit (DGK1)

The kit includes two air deflection baffles that

mount on the condenser coil. Use the baffles

where an older unit is being replaced and

the existing grille does not have deflector

baffles. These deflectors direct the air in to-

ward the center away from the inlet to pre-

vent recirculation of the hot condenser air.

Accessories

Kit Ordering

Number

DGK-1 Condenser Baffle Kit

Description

Standard Outdoor Grille (SGK**B)

The standard outdoor grille is stamped from durable mill finished aluminum, protecting the outdoor

components from the harshest weather.

Standard Outdoor Grille

SGK01B Single Pack

SGK10B Ten Pack

NOTES:

1). All grilles must be installed prior to chassis installation.

2). If using a DK9001 kit - the drain kit must be installed before the grille is installed.

3). All grilles have handles and install from the inside of the room to allow for easy

high-rise installation. Handles should be removed after installation is complete.

Anodized Architectural Grille (AGK***B)

The architectural grille is an option which gives an attractive architectural outdoor appearance. The

architechtural grille is available in anodized Natural, Driftwood Tan, Dark Bronze, White and Custom

colors to blend with building exterior.

Specify color when ordering:CB=Clear; DB=Dark Bronze; ZB=Driftwood;WB=White' SB=Special

(Custom) Color

Anodized Architectural Grille

AGK01*B Single Pack

AGK10*B Ten Pack

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Accessories

Special Outdoor Grilles and Exterior Architectural Treatments

Two styles of exterior grilles are available for the Package Terminal Unit (see page A-32). Occasionally how-

ever, the design of a building may necessitate the use of special or oversized louvers for aesthetic reasons.

Louvers other than standard Amana Exterior grilles may be used on the Amana unit, however, these special

louvers, or any special exterior architectural treatments of the building facade may restrict the free circulation

of condenser airflow and should be referred to Amana Application Engineering for evaluation and approval.

The following guidelines should be followed in selecting a louver:

1. The louver must have a minimum of 65% free area and a blade design that will not cause recirculation of

condenser air. ASHRAE defines free area as the minimum area of opening in an air inlet or outlet through

which air can pass. Percent (%) free area equals the A dimension divided by the B dimension.

2. The louver should be attached to the wall case

in manner that will prevent recirculation of

condenser discharge air into the air inlet. If

the louver is not attached to the wall case, a

field supplied splitter or gasket is required

between the chassis and the louver.

It is imperative that the above criteria be followed

since a louver design that restricts the passage of

condenser air or allows recirculation will reduce

the unit's capacity and efficiency, increase the

current draw and shorten compressor life. A

scale drawing of the louver section should be sent

to Amana Application Engineering. To assure the

proper performance of the Amana unit and com-

ply with Underwriters Laboratories requirements, it

may be necessary to send a sample louver sec-

tion (at least 16" x 42") to Amana to be tested

with the Amana unit.

A=1"

B= 1-3/4"

F.A. = 57.14%

NOT ACCEPTABLE

Design May

NOTE:

Allow Recirculation

Examples of Grilles that are not acceptable.

A=1"

B= 1-5/8"

F.A. = 61.54%

NOT ACCEPTABLE

NOTE:

Design May

Allow Recirculation

A=1"

B= 1-7/16"

F.A. = 69.57%

NOT ACCEPTABLE

BECAUSE DESIGN

MAYALLOW

RECIRCULATION

Anodized Architectural

Grille (AGK***B)

(shown on preceeding page)

A = 1/2

B= 3/4

F.A. = 67.67%

Sample Calculations

Free Area (%) =

A = 1

B = 1.5

F.A. % =

1.5

x 100

x 100 = 66.7%

Please Note: Under no circumstances should

ventilation louvers be used with a Package

Terminal Unit. All grilles must be a product

approved for Heating & Cooling Products.

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Wiring Diagrams

REMOT E THE RMOST AT OP ERATI ON

COOLING UNIT

W/ELECTRIC HEAT

FUNCTION

OFF

FAN

COOL

HEAT

CONNECT

G,B,Y/W1*

HEAT PUMP W/ AUXILLAR Y

-----

OFF

FAN

COOL

1ST ST AGE

HEAT

2ND STAGE

HEAT

RD33

FUNCTION

R TO:

G, Y/W1

G, W2

ELECTRIC HEAT

CONNECT

R TO:

G, Y/W1

G,B,Y/W1

RIBBED

WIRE

ELECTRIC

HEAT ER

BR35BR34

-----

G, W

1ST ST AGE

ANTICIPATOR

CURRENT: .1

2ND STAGE

ANTICIPATOR

CURRENT: .2

YL10

RD13

COMP

FUSE

BK18

VT12

Typical Standard

Unit Wiring Diagram

FAN/COMP

CAP

BR14

WH15

BK16

FAN

MOTOR

RD17

BK20

BK19

REV

VALVE

SOLENOID

WIRING DIAGRAM

11172401 REV 0

LINE 1

HEAT ER HE ATER LINE 2 COMP

BRSFDRC

CRGW2

ON OFF

MASTER

SWITCH

REMOTE

TEMPERATURE

NOTES:

WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING. WIRING

TO UNIT MUST BE PROPERLY POLARIZED (FOR 265V) AND GROUNDED.

RIBBED WIRE MUST BE CONNECTED AS SHOWN

ON HEAT PUMP MODELS ONLY.

ON UNITS WITH REMOTE WALL MOUNTED TEMPERATURE SENSOR.

ON UNITS WITH FRONT DESK CONTROL SWITCH.

BK18 ON LINE 2 WITH FU SE SHOWN CONNECTED F OR 265V. FOR 230V, CONNECTB

POWER CORD TO LINE 2.

REMOVE FOR 265V APPLICATIONS.

REMOVE FOR NON-HEAT PUMP APPLICATIONS.

FOR REMOTE OPERATION, SET SWITCH TO REMOTE POSITION

SENSOR

FAN HIGH

REMOTE/STANDARD

THERMOSTAT

CONTROL

FRONT

DESK

SWITCH

FAN LOWR-VALVE

INDOOR

SWITCH

24 VAC

ID TUBE

24 VAC

OD TUBE

OUTDOO R

SWITCH

BK40

BK30

CHASSIS

FLOODBACK

PROTECTOR

SWITCHOVER

CONTROL

GN1

PANEL

WIRE LEGEND

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY)

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY O R FIELD)

LOW VOLTAGE

(FACTORY O R FIELD)

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Wiring Diagrams

REMOT E THE RMOST AT OP ERATI ON

COOLING UNIT

W/ELECTRIC HEAT

CONNECT

FUNCTION

OFF

FAN

COOL

HEAT

CONNECT

G,B,Y/W2

2 STG HT

VT20

2 STG HT

VT19

2 STG HT

HEAT PUMP W/ AUXILLAR Y

FUNCTION

-----

RD33

FUNCTION

OFF

FAN

COOL

1ST ST AGE

HEAT

2ND STAGE

HEAT

R TO:

G, Y/W1

G, W2

BR36

2 STG HT

VT17

2 STG HT

VT18

ELECTRIC HEAT

BK16

ELECTRIC

HEAT ER

BR34

CONNECT

R TO:

G, Y/W1

G,B,Y/W1

G, W

G, W2

RIBBED

WIRE

BR35

-----

1ST ST AGE

ANTICIPATOR

CURRENT: .1

2ND STAGE

ANTICIPATOR

CURRENT: .2

YL10

RD13

COMP

FUSE

BK18

VT12

FAN/COMP

CAP

WH15

MOTOR

BK16

FAN

Typical Standard w/2

Stage Heat Wiring

Diagram

BR14

RD17

BK20

BK19

WIRING DIAGRAM

11179501

11179901

REV

VALVE

SOLENOID

FAN HIGH

LINE 1

HEAT ER HE ATER LINE 2 COM P

LINE 1

HEAT ER HE ATER LINE 2 COM P

BRSFDRC

CRGW2

ON OFF

MASTER

SWITCH

REMOTE

TEMPERATURE

SENSOR

NOTES:

WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING. WIRING

TO UNIT MUST BE PROPERLY POLARIZED (FOR 265V) AND GROUNDED.

RIBBED WIRE MUST BE CONNECTED AS SHOWN

ON HEAT PUMP MODELS ONLY.

ON UNITS WITH REMOTE WALL MOUNTED TEMPERATURE SENSOR.

ON UNITS WITH FRONT DESK CONTROL SWITCH.

BK18 ON LINE 2 WITH FU SE SHOWN CONNECT ED FOR 265V. FOR 230V, CONNECTB

POWER CORD TO LINE 2.

REMOVE FOR 265V APPLICATIONS.

REMOVE FOR NON-HEAT PUMP APPLICATIONS.

FOR REMOTE OPERATION, SET SWITCH TO REMOTE POSITION

10 IF SUP PLY VOLTAGE IS 208V MOVE 240V L EAD TO 208V TAP ON TRAN SFORMER.

265V TRA NSFOR MER IS NOT SHOWN.

SENSOR

FAN HIGH

REMOTE/STANDARD

THERMOSTAT

CONTROL

FRONT

DESK

SWITCH

FAN LOWR-VALVE

INDOOR

SWITCH

24 VAC

ID TUBE

24 VAC

OD TUBE

OUTDOO R

SWITCH

BK40

BK30

FLOODBACK

PROTECTOR

SWITCHOVER

CHASSIS

CONTROL

GN1

PANEL

WIRE LEGEND

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY)

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY O R FIELD)

LOW VOLTAGE

(FACTORY O R FIELD)

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Wiring Diagrams

REMOT E THE RMOST AT OP ERATI ON

COOLING UNIT

W/ELECTRIC HEAT

FUNCTION

OFF

COOL

HEAT

CONNECT

G,B,Y/W1

HEAT PUMP W/ AUXILLAR Y

R TO:

-----

G, Y

1ST ST AGE

HEAT

RD33

2ND STAGE

HEAT

G, W2

ELECTRIC HEAT

FUNCTION

OFF

COOL

ELECTRIC

HEAT ER

BR34

CONNECT

R TO:

-----

G, Y

G,B,Y

G, W

RIBBED

WIRE

BR35

1ST ST AGE

ANTICIPATOR

CURRENT: .1

2ND STAGE

ANTICIPATOR

CURRENT: .2

YL10

RD13

COMP

FUSE

BK18

VT12

FAN/COMP

CAP

WH15

BK16

TERMINAL

BOARD

BU4

(PV)

FAN

MOTOR

RD17

BK17

(PV)

BR14

RD14

(PV)

POWER

VENT

MOTOR

MUFFIN

FAN

Load

TRANSFORMER

WH8

(PV)

BK11

(PV)

BU15

COM

Line

240

208

POWER VENT

RELAY

(PV)

BK12

(PV)

BU2

(PV)

BU10

(PV)

BU9

(PV)

ON/OFF

SWITCH

WIRING DIAGRAM

11143101

BK20

REV

VALVE

SOLENOID

BK19

LINE 1

HEAT ER HE ATER LINE 2 COM P

BRSFDRC

CRGW2

ON OFF

MASTER

SWITCH

REMOTE

TEMPERATURE

NOTES:

WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING. WIRING

TO UNIT MUST BE PROPERLY POLARIZED (FOR 265V) AND GROUNDED.

RIBBED WIRE MUST BE CONNECTED AS SHOWN

ON HEAT PUMP MODELS ONLY.

ON UNITS WITH REMOTE WALL MOUNTED TEMPERATURE SENSOR.

ON UNITS WITH FRONT DESK CONTROL SWITCH.

BK18 ON LINE 2 WITH FU SE SHOWN CONNECT ED FOR 265V. FOR 230V, CONNECTB

POWER CORD TO LINE 2.

REMOVE FOR 265V APPLICATIONS.

REMOVE FOR NON-HEAT PUMP APPLICATIONS.

FOR REMOTE OPERATION, SET SWITCH TO REMOTE POSITION

10 IF SUP PLY VOLTAGE IS 208V MOVE 240V L EAD TO 208V TAP ON TRAN SFORMER.

265V TRA NSFOR MER IS NOT SHOWN.

SENSOR

FAN HIGH

REMOTE/STANDARD

THERMOSTAT

CONTROL

FRONT

DESK

SWITCH

FAN LOWR-VALVE

INDOOR

SWITCH

24 VAC

ID TUBE

24 VAC

OD TUBE

OUTDOO R

SWITCH

FLOODBACK

PROTECTOR

BK40

BK30

SWITCHOVER

Typical Power Vent

Wiring Diagram

CHASSIS

CONTROL

GN1

PANEL

WIRE LEGEND

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY)

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY O R FIELD)

LOW VOLTAGE

(FACTORY O R FIELD)

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Wiring Diagrams

REMOT E THE RMOST AT OPER ATIO N

COOLING UNIT

W/ELECTRIC HEAT

FUNCTION

OFF

FAN

COOL

HEAT

VT19

CONNECT

G,B,Y/W1*

HEAT PUM P W/A UXILL ARY

FUNCTION

R TO:

-----

OFF

FAN

G, Y/W1

VT20

G, W2

YL5

(CP)

VT17

RD33

COOL

1ST ST AGE

HEAT

2ND STAGE

HEAT

BR36

ELECTRIC HEAT

ELECTRIC

HEAT ER

BR34

CONNECT

R TO:

-----

G, Y/W1

G,B,Y/W1

G, W2

RIBBED

WIRE

BR35

1ST ST AGE

ANTICIPATO R

CURRENT: .1

2ND STAGE

ANTICIPATO R

CURRENT: .2

YL10

RD13

COMP

FUSE

BK18

VT18

VT12

TERMINAL

FAN/COMP

CAP

WH15

BK16

BOARD

FAN

MOTOR

RD17

BR14

RD14

(PV)

BK17

(PV)

BU4

(PV)

TRANSFORMER

BK11

(PV)

POWER VENT

WH8

(PV)

WH7

(PV)

POWER

VENT

MOTOR

MUFFIN

FAN

Line

240

RELAY

BU15

(PV)

Load

COM

208

YL#

(CP)

WIRING DIAGRAM

11143001

WH6

(CP)

BU9

(PV)

BU10

(PV)

BK12

(PV)

(CP)

Condensate

Pump

BU2

(PV)

Transformer

240

Line

SWITCH

Load

208

ON/OFF

COM

YL1

(CP)

BK19

REV

VALVE

SOLENOID

HEATER HEAT ER LI NE 2 COMP

LINE 1

BRSFDRC

CRGW2

ON OFF

MASTER

SWITCH

REMOTE

TEMPERATURE

NOTES:

WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING. WIRING

TO UNIT MUST BE PROPERLY POLARIZED (FOR 265V) AND GROUNDED.

RIBBED WIRE MUST BE CONNECTED AS SHOWN

ON HEAT PUMP MODELS ONLY.

ON UNITS WITH REMOTE WALL MOUNTED TEMPERATURE SENSOR.

ON UNITS WITH FRONT DESK CONTRO L SWITCH.

BK18 ON LINE 2 WITH FUSE SHOWN CONNECT ED FOR 265V. FOR 230V, CONNECTB

POWER CORD TO LINE 2.

REMOVE FOR 265V APPLICATIONS.

REMOVE FOR NON-HEAT PUMP A PPLICATIONS.

FOR REMOTE OPERATION, SET SWITCH TO REMOT E POSITION

10 IF SUPPLY V OL TAGE IS 208V MOVE 240V LEAD TO 2 08V TAP ON TRANSFORM ER.

265V TRA NSFORM ER IS NOT SHO WN.

SENSOR

FAN HIGH

REMOTE/STANDARD

THERMOSTAT

CONTROL

FRONT

DESK

SWITCH

FAN LOWR-VALVE

INDOOR

SWITCH

24 VAC

ID TUBE

24 VAC

OD TUBE

OUTDOOR

SWITCH

FLOODBACK

PROTECTOR

BK40

BK30

SWITCHOVER

Typical Power Vent

w/2 Stage Heat

Wiring Diagram

CHASSIS

CONTROL

GN1

PANEL

WIRE LEGEND

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY)

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY O R FIELD)

LOW VOLTAGE

(FACTORY O R FIELD)

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Wiring Diagrams

REMOTE THE RMOSTAT OPERATIO N

COOLING UNIT

W/ELECTRIC HEA T

FUNCTION

OFF

CONNECT

R TO:

-----

FAN

COOL

HEAT

* FOR A HEAT PUMP

THERMOSTAT USED

ON A STRAIGHT

COOL U NIT

G, Y/W1

G, W2

G,B,Y/W1

HYDRONI C

PK30

HEAT PUMP W/AUXILIARY

FUNCTION

OFF

FAN

COOL

1ST STAGE

HEAT

2ND STAGE

HEAT

RD33

PK31

ELECTRIC HE AT

LOAD

TRAN SF ORME R

LINE

240

208

GY21 GY22

CONNECT

R TO:

-----

G, Y/W1

G,B,Y/W1

G, W2

RIBBED

WIRE

COM

1ST STAGE

ANTICIPATOR

CURRENT: .1

2ND STAGE

ANTICIPATOR

CURRENT: .1

WIRING DI AGRAM

200440 01 REV 0

Typical

FCH

FAN/CO MP

YL10

CAP

RD13

COMP

FUSE

VT12

BK18

BR14

WH15

MOTOR

BK16

BK20

FAN

REV

VALVE

SOLENOID

RD17

BK19

Hydronic Unit

Wiring Diagram

BK23

YL12

BU20

BU22

LINE 1

HEATER HEATER LINE 2 COMP FAN HIGH FAN LOW R-VALVE

21346

5 BK25

21346

BU RD20

BK24

N.O.Y L13

N.C.B U21

BK48

BK49

FREEZE STAT

ON OFF

MASTER

SWITCH

FIELD SUPPLIED

MOTORIZED VALVE

NOTES:

1 WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING. WIRING

TO UNIT MUST BE PROPERLY POLARIZED (FOR 265V) AND GROUNDED.

2 RIBBED WIRE MUST BE CONNEC TED AS SHOWN

3 ON HEAT PUMP MODELS ONLY.

4 ON UNITS WITH REMOTE WALL MOUNTED TEMPERATURE SENSOR.

5 ON UNITS WITH FRO NT DESK CONTRO L SWITC H.

6 B K18 ON L INE 2 WI TH FU SE SHOWN C ONNECT ED FOR 265V. FOR 23 0V, CO NNECT

POWER CORD TO LINE 2.

7 REMOVE FOR 265V APPLICATIONS.

8 REMOVE FOR NON-HEAT PUMP APPLICATIONS.

9 FOR REMOTE OPERATION, SET SWITCH TO REMOTE POSITION

I F SUPPLY VOLTAGE I S 208V MOVE 240V LEAD TO 208V TAP ON TRANSFORMER.

265V TRANSFORMER NOT SHOWN.

REMOTE

TEMPERATURE

SENSOR

CRGW2

BRSFDRC

REMOTE/STANDARD

THERMOSTAT

CONTRO L

FRONT

DESK

SWITCH

INDOOR

SWITCH

24 VAC

ID TUBE

24 VAC

OD TUBE

OUTDOOR

SWITCH

FLOODBACK

PROTECTOR

BK40

BK30

CHASSIS

SWITCHOVER

GN1

WIRE LEGEND

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY)

HIGH VOLTAGE

(FACTORY OR FIELD)

LOW VOLTA GE

(FACTORY OR FIELD)

CONTROL

PANEL

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Page 44

Special Applications

Twinning Information

In a situation where the cooling or heating requirements are greater than the capacity of a single packaged

terminal air conditioner or heat pump, it may necessary to utilize a twinning application of the Package Air

Terminal Units. Shown below are wiring schematics, using Amana Model D9945801 Wall Thermostat for both

an Amana PTH and a PTC.

WIRING SCHEMATIC FOR TWINNING TWO AMANA PTC UNITS

TO AN AMANA MODEL D9945801 THERMOSTAT

AMANA D9945801 THERMOSTAT

R G W2 W1 Y

C R GW2BY/W1 C R GW2BY/W1 RC

500 OHMS RESISTOR

MINIMUM 0.02 W ATT S

AMANA "A" MODEL PACKAGE AMANA "A" MODEL PACKAGE

TERMINAL COOL UNIT NO. 2 TERMINAL COOL UNIT NO. 1

WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER TO ALL UNITS BEFORE MAKING

THERMOSTAT CONNECTIONS OR SERVICING ANY UNIT.

PRELIMINARY WIRING SCHEMATIC FOR TWINNING TWO AMANA PTH UNITS

TO AN AMANA MODEL D9945801 THERMOSTAT

AMANA D9945801 THERMOSTAT

R G W2 B Y W1

C R G W2 B Y/W1 C R G W2 B Y/W1 RC

1000 OHMS RESIST OR

MINIMUM 0.2 WATTS

500 OHMS RE SISTOR

MINIMUM 0.02 WATT S

AMANA "A" MODEL PACKAGE AMANA "A" MODEL PACKAGE

TERMINAL HEAT PUMPS NO. 2 TERMINAL HEAT PUMP NO. 1

WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER TO ALL UNITS BEFORE MAKING

THERMOSTAT CONNECTIONS OR SERVICING ANY UNIT.

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Page 45

Special Applications

Energy Management Systems Information

Amana designed the Package Terminal Unit for complete customer comfort and owner peace of mind.

Encompassing both these goals, Amana is firm in the pursuance of compatibility excellence in energy

management systems. Listed below are general guidelines for interfacing the A Model Package Terminal

Unit with energy management systems:

 In the remote thermostat mode, the

control of this unit is similar to most

wall thermostat controlled units. The

low voltage terminal strip to wall

thermostat connections for heat

pump and straight cool with electric

heat operations are listed in figure 1.

Control of the unit is accomplished

by simply switching between the "R"

terminal and the other specified

terminals. Any wall thermostat or

energy management system that is

connected to the unit in the remote

Y/W1

Cont rol Board

Connect ions

Wiring Schematic for Remote Heat

Thermosta t

Connect ion

Figure 1

Y/W1

Control Board

Connections

Wiring Schematic for

Straight Cool Unit

Thermostat

Connecti ons

thermostat mode must be limited to

these switching functions.

 In the remote thermostat mode, some wall thermostats or energy management systems may draw power

from the twenty four (24) volt circuit provided by the control board. The amount of power that can be

consumed by any wall thermostat or energy management system is limited to 1.2 watts (1.2 VA) per the

note 2 on page 10 of the installation instructions. However, total power draw is only one factor in

determining compatibility. The wall thermostats listed on page A-26 have been

approved for use with the "A" model PTAC. Any other thermostats that may be

applied to the units must be evaluated completely for compatibility. If an energy

management system is to be used, a sample unit should be set up at a proposed

job site and evaluated by the customer for compatibility.

 Table 1 lists the maximum wire lengths and corresponding wire sizes allowed for

the remote thermostat operation.

 In the standard mode, the only energy management interface with the control

board is through the front desk control feature. This feature is accomplished by

shorting across the "RC" and "FD" terminals on the board through a front desk

Maximum Wire

Len

Wire Size

(AWG)

Maximum Wire Length

for Remote Control

Maximum Length

Allowed

#24 400 ft

#22 600 ft

#20 900 ft

#18 1500 f t

#16 2000 f t

Table 1

Connection.

switch. Closing this switch will disable the unit normal operation and allow only the

freeze protection feature to remain operable. This front desk feature can also be

used in the remote thermostat mode.

 Table 2 lists the maximum wire lengths and corresponding wire sizes allowed for

the front desk switch. The contact resistance of the switch, when closed, must be

less than 200 ohms for the front desk feature to work.

 On the front desk "RC" and "FD" circuit, no power can be drawn from this circuit to

drive any energy management system. This circuit must be limited to a switch.

Maximum Wire

Len

Wire Size

(AWG)

Maximum Wire Length

for Front Desk Switch.

Maximum Length

Allowed

#24 400 ft

#22 600 ft

#20 900 ft

#18 1500 f t

#16 2000 f t

Table 2

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Page 46

GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS

Furnish and install air cooled through the wall packaged terminal air conditioners (heat pumps). Units are certified under

the ARI (American Refrigeration Institute) certification program and listed by U. L. (Underwriters Laboratories).

Ratings

Each unit must meet the following specifications:

ARI rating of _________BTUH cooling (and _________ BTUH

reverse cycle heating with a COP of _________ at 47° F O.D.)

Electric resistance heat of _________ BTUH. Total Amp draw

must be of _________ and _________ Watts at _________

volts.

The unit must remove a minimum of _________ pints of

moisture per hour when operated at rating conditions. The

EER must be a minimum of _________ EER.

Unit Chassis

Each unit must be slide out design shipped with room cabinet

front installed. Unit chassis must have the ability to be installed

with zero clearance from finished floor. An electrical power

cord must be included with chassis and installed by the

manufacturer to assure proper NEMA 6 or 7 configuration and

UL approved length. Unit must be tested for conformance to

ASTME water infiltration specification ASTME 331-86 which

ensures no water infiltration when tested at 8 inches rain per

hour at 63 mph wind for 15 minutes.

Unit Controls

The units controls must be completely wired and accessible from

the top. Controls must include high and low fan speeds for both

cooling, heating, and fan only operation, and an OFF position.

Other unit controls must include a concealed ventilation control to

allow the introduction of filtered air into the room, a concealed fan

mode switch to allow the owner to preset for either continuous fan

or thermostatically cycled fan operation. Additionally, the following

controls are to be included as standard on all units:

 Compressor restart delay

 Random restart circuit

 Front desk control

 Automatic freeze protection

 Remote control capability

 Mechanical temperature limiter

 Remote temperature sensing capability

Evaporator/Condenser Fans

Direct drive with a permanent split capacitor two-speed motor.

Condensate must be directed onto the condenser coil to aid in

evaporation and removal. Condenser fan must be propellor type

and evaporator fan must be blower type.

Room Cabinet

The front of the room cabinet must be able to be field secured

to chassis to inhibit tampering. Filter must be accessible

without removing room front. Cabinet depth must not exceed

7 to minimize units impact on room space.

Heat Pumps

Each unit must include a changeover thermostat that senses

an outside coil switch-over temperature of 25° Fahrenheit,

lock-open refrigerant reversing valve during heat pump opera-

tion, temperature-activated defrost drain and automatic emer-

gency heat operation to override the heat pumps change-over

thermostat and bring on electric resistance heaters in the event

of a sealed system failure. Unit must not operate compressor

and electric heaters simultaneously.

Compressor

The compressor must be hermetically sealed, internally iso-

lated, rotary-type, and permanently mounted on rubber isola-

tors. No removal or adjustment of compressor hold down bolts

is to be required during installation.

Coils

Units coils must have rifled copper tubing expanded into rippled-

edge louvered aluminum fins.

Air Discharge

Must be a sloped surface so that obstructions cannot be placed on

the unit. Discharge conditioned air can be directed into the room

at an angle of 15 or 40 degrees from the vertical position. The

discharge grille must be of polycarbonate material to resist bend-

ing, cracking, rusting and corrosion.

Warranty

The warranty is for Full One Year on the entire unit; Full Second

through Fifth Year on the entire sealed refrigerant system com-

ponents; Limited Second through Fifth Year on all functional

parts only.

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Page 47

ACCESSORIES

GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS

(New installations typically require a minimum of WS900B wall sleeve and an outdoor grille.)

Wall Sleeves

The wall sleeve must be industry standard dimensions: 13-

3/4 depth x 42 width x 16-1/16 height and constructed of

insulated galvanized steel with electro-deposition paint finish

with ULV resistant high-solids polyester overspray. Sleeve

must be shipped with weather resistant rear closure panel

installed.

(The optional accessories listed below perform specific functions required in some installations.)

Remote Temperature Sensor

A field installed thermistor will override the unit mounted ther-

mostat to allow more accurate, internal wall-sensing of room

ambient temperature. All other modes and functions remain at

the PTAC unit.

Condensate Drain Kit

Attaches to the bottom of the wall sleeve for directional con-

trolled internal or external disposal of condensate and defrost

water.

Subbase Kit

Necessary for U.L. listing requirements for 265 volt units (Hard

Wire Kit may be substituted for Subbase kit). Optional for 230/

208 volt units. Must be prewired to facilitate field electrical

connections and include a NEMA 6 or 7 configuration electrical

receptacle. It must have two leveling screws for sleeve support

and accurate unit leveling during installion. Locations for field

installation of physical disconnect switches, cartridge-style

fuse holders and circuit breakers must be provided. Side-skirts

must be provided with subbases.

Power Vent & Damper

Must be provided to maximize fresh air intake to up to 70 CFM.

Damper must automatically close when unit is not in a condi-

tioning mode to prevent outside air from entering the room

without being heated or cooled.

Fuse Holders (included in 265v models)

Must be installed either in the unit or the subbase and must

match the electrical requirements of the chassis.

Security Key Locks

Must be installed to prevent tampering of the unit controls. Unit

room cabinet must also be secured to the chassis with field

Outside Grilles

Must be architectural extruded, anodized aluminum

( AGK*** B) or standard stamped aluminum

(SGK**B). All other grilles must be submitted to PTAC

manufacturer for feasibility, airflow, characteristics and

compliance with U.L. regulations, where necessary.

Duct Kits

A main duct kit, extension duct kit, and duct termination

kit must be supplied to duct conditioned air into a

second room.

Hydronic Heat Kit

Is required for heating functions instead of electric

resistance heaters. Unit must retain complete service

access with the kit installed. Proper water or steam

valves must be used; however, they are not included in

the Hydronic Heat Kit.

Condensate Removal Pump

Must be installed to assist in removing the condensate

developed by the heat pump operation and transfer it

to the indoor coil to dissipate into the room adding

humidity to the room.

Disconnect Switch

Power disconnect switch must be installed in subbase

for use as a physical disconnect where required by

local codes.

Circuit Breaker Kit

Must be installed in subbase to provide overcurrent

protection for proper 230/208 volt amperage. Can also

be used as a physical disconnect where local codes

permit for 230/208 voltage.

Hard Wire Kit

Must be used to permanently wire chassis for hard wire

purposes. (For 265 volt units, Hard Wire Kit may be

substituted with Subbase Kit).

Thermostats

Must be installed to provide full remote operation of the

chassis. Thermostat must be manual changeover,

auto changeover, or programmable.

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Page 48

WARRANTY

WARRANTY PROVIDES FOR:

FULL FIRST YEAR WARRANTY: Amana will repair or replace, free of charge, any part which proves

to be defective due to workmanship or materials.

FULL FIVE YEAR SEALED SYSTEM WARRANTY: Amana will repair or replace, free of charge, the

evaporator, condenser, compressor, or connecting tubing which proves to be defective due to

workmanship or materials.

LIMITED SECOND THRU FIFTH YEAR FUNCTIONAL PARTS WARRANTY: During the 2nd thru 5th



PACKAGED TERMINAL PRODUCTS

(PTC, PTH A SERIES)

FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY

WARRANTY LIMITATIONS:

 Warranty is effective as of the original date of

purchase.

 All warranty service must be performed by an

authorized Amana Servicer.

 Reimbursement for warranty service is limited to

normal service charges performed during the

servicers normal business hours.

 Applies only to original installation within the

continental United States, Hawaii, Alaska, and

OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITIES:

 Provide proof of purchase (sales invoice).

 Provide normal care and maintenance.

 Make product reasonably accessible for service.

 Pay for service calls related to product installation or

usage instructions.

 Pay for replacement of fuses and circuit breakers.

 Under the Limited Warranty, the owner is responsible

for servicer's travel charges, labor, parts freight and

*This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have others which vary from state to state. For example,

some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so this exclusion may

not apply to you. For warranty service, contact an Authorized Amana Servicer.

Should you have a service problem that is not resolved locally,

Sample

Write: Customer Relations Department

Or Dial: 1-800-843-0304 between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM

AMANA IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR:

 Damage as a result of flood, lightning, fire,

wind, and accidents beyond Amanas control.

 Damage as a result of product not installed

according to Amanas instructions and

specifications.

 Replacement of fuses and replacement or

resetting of circuit breakers.

 Damage or failure resulting from installation in

an environment containing highly corrosive

chemical agents.

 Damage or failure resulting from installation in a

coastal environment due to corrosion except

those specific models (i.e. Seacoast models)

which have been treated with factory applied

corrosion protection.

Amana Refrigeration, Inc.

Amana, Iowa 52204

(C.S.T.) Monday thru Friday

Amanas continuing commitment to quality products may mean a change in specifications without notice.

Form No. AHC9439 AE 1996 Amana Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. Fayetteville, Tenneessee Printed in U.S.A.

Certified to ISO 9001/ASQC Q9001 - Registered by A.G.A. Quality Certificate #AQC-01501

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Page 49

Sound Specifications

Amana Pakage Terminal Units are designed

and built to be extra quiet for true people-pleas-

ing comfort. Amana isolates sound and vibration

with solid construction and heavy insulation to

reduce operating sounds and keep outdoor noise

where it belongs . . . outdoors.

Heavy steel chassis provides overal stability that

withstands compressor and fan vibration. Heavy

steel wall sleeve is corrosion-treated and insu-

lated on the top and sides to reduce noise and

heat transmission. Isolated compressor is lo-

cated behind the bulkhead to confine noise to

the outside. Rubber isolates under the compres-

sor and vibration-absorbing refrigerant piping

loops further reduce operating sound.

Indoor Sound Table -- Sound Ratings (in decibels)

Leave out of

1st revision

as per Paul

Dopple

Selector

Switch PTC Models PTH Models

Position

FAN ONLY

LOW COOL

HIGH COOL

LOW HEAT

HIGH HEAT

Outdoor Sound Table -- Sound Ratings (in decibels)

Selector

Switch PTC Models PTH Models

Position

FAN ONLY

LOW COOL

HIGH COOL

LOW HEAT

HIGH HEAT

Volts 7,000 9,000 12,000 15,000 7,000 9,000 12,000 15,000

230 4.8 5.4 5.8 6.2 5.0 5.0 5.8 6.0

230 5.6 5.8 6.0 6.6 5.6 5.8 6.0 6.2

230 5.8 6.0 6.2 6.8 5.8 6.0 6.2 6.6

230 4.8 5.4 5.8 6.2 5.4 5.6 5.8 6.2

230 5.2 5.6 5.8 6.4 5.8 5.8 6.2 6.6

Volts 7,000 9,000 12,000 15,000 7,000 9,000 12,000 15,000

230

230 6.4 6.4 7.0 7.4 6.8 7.0 7.0 7.4

230 6.4 6.4 7.4 8.0 7.4 7.6 7.4 8.2

230 6.8 6.8 7.2 7.2

230 7.4 7.4 7.4 8.0

Not Applicable

Nominal Sizes (Btuh)

Not Applicable

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Page 50

Packaged Terminal

Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps

A rugged, yet versatile new

Package Terminal Unit that is

ideal for zoned heating and cooling

applications such as:

Hotels & Motels

Nursing Homes & Assisted Living

Office Complexes

Apartments & Condos

Single dwellings

Residential add-ons

Dormitories

Quality by:

Photograph Here

Architects and

Engineers Manual

A higher standard of comfort

Page 51

Architects and

Engineers Design

Data Manual

A rugged, yet versatile new Package Terminal Unit

Packaged Terminal

Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps

that is ideal for zoned heating and cooling

applications such as:

Hotels & Motels

Nursing Homes & Assisted Living

Office Complexes

Apartments& Condos

Single dwellings

Residential add-ons

Dormitories

Photograph Here

A higher standard of comfort

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Amana PTH093AAA, Heat Pumps, PTH073AAA, PTH074AAA, PTH094AAA Architects And Engineers' Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

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