38MGR
Multi-zone Outdoor Unit Ductless System
Sizes 18, 24, 30, 36 and 48
Product Data
Fig. 1 − 18K
Fig. 2 − 24K and 30K
INDUSTRY LEADING
FEATURES / BENEFITS
A competitively priced and creative solution to
design problems.
The 38MGR ductless inverter driven multi−zone system provides
individual comfort control for up to 5 separate zones. Two, three,
four or five space−saving High Wall, Cassette, Ducted Style or
Floor Console fan coils can be matched with one outdoor heat
pump. The indoor fan coils are connected to the outdoor unit by
refrigerant tubing and wires.
The different styles of indoor units can be mounted in several
locations to accommodate the application. This selection of fan
coils permits inexpensive and creative solutions to design problems
such as:
S When adding air conditioning to spaces that are heated by
hydronic or electric heat and have no ductwork.
S Historical renovations or any application where preserving the
look of the original structure is essential.
S Commercial add−on jobs where the existing air conditioning
system cannot be stretched.
These compact indoor fan coil units take up very little space in the
room and do not obstruct windows. The fan coils are attractively
styled to blend with most room decors.
Advanced system components incorporate innovative technology
to provide reliable cooling and heating performance at low sound
levels.
Fig. 3 − 36K and 48K
NOTE: Images for illustration purposes only. Actual models may be slightly
different.
Inverter Technology
The inverter driven compressor is designed to run at various input
power frequencies (Hz) which controls the compressor’s motor
speed.
Even Temperature – The control package, including the inverter,
monitors the outdoor and indoor temperatures as they relate to the
selected indoor set point and adjusts the compressor speed to match
the load and keep the system operating continuously rather than
cycling and creating temperature swings. This translates to higher
comfort levels for the occupants.
Rapid Pull Down/Warm−Up – Comfort is increased by the
inverter system’s ability to ramp up the compressor speed enabling
the system to reach the user selected room temperature set point
quicker.
Humidity Control – Running the system for longer periods and
continuously varying the compressor speed enhances the humidity
control.
Individual Room Comfort
Maximum comfort is provided because each space can be
controlled individually based on the usage pattern.
Low Sound Levels
When noise is a concern, ductless systems are the answer. The
indoor units are whisper quiet. There are no compressors indoors,
either in the conditioned space or directly over it, and there is none
of the noise usually generated by air being forced through the
ductwork.
When sound ordinances and proximity to neighbors demand quiet
operation, the 38MGR unit is the right choice. With the inverter
technology, these units run at lower speeds most of the time
resulting in reduced sound levels.
Ductless systems are inherently economical to operate. Individual
rooms are heated or cooled only when required, and since the air is
delivered directly to the space, there is no need to use additional
energy to move the air in the ductwork. This economical operation
is enhanced further when the inverter system output matches the
load resulting in a more efficient system.
Easy−To−Use Controls
The multi−zone systems have microprocessor−based controls to
provide the ultimate in comfort and efficiency. The user friendly
wired and wireless remote controls provide the interface between
the user and the unit.
Secure Operation
If security is an issue, outdoor and indoor units are connected only
by refrigerant piping and wiring to prevent intruders from crawling
through ductwork or wall openings. In addition, since the 38MGR
can be installed close to an outside wall, coils are protected from
vandals and severe weather.
Fast Installation
This compact ductless system is simple to install. A mounting
bracket is included with the indoor units and only wires and piping
need to run between the indoor and outdoor units. These units are
fast and easy to install ensuring minimal disruption to customers in
homes or the workplace. This makes the 38MGR systems the
equipment of choice for retrofit applications.
Simple Servicing and Maintenance
Removing the top panel of the outdoor unit provides immediate
access to the control compartment, providing the service technician
access to the diagnostic LEDs to facilitate the troubleshooting
process. In addition, the draw−thru design of the outdoor unit
means that dirt accumulates on the outside surface of the coil. Coils
can be cleaned quickly from the inside using a pressure hose and
detergent.
On the indoor units, service and maintenance expense is reduced
due to the permanent easy to clean filters. Also, error codes are
displayed on the front panel to alert the user to certain system
malfunctions
Built−in Reliability
Ductless system indoor and outdoor units are designed to provide
years of trouble−free operation.
Both the indoor and outdoor units are well protected. Whenever
the microprocessor detects abnormal conditions, the unit stops and
an error code appears.
Inverter systems provide additional reliability due to the soft start.
This refers to the ability of the inverter to start the compressor
motor using reduced voltage and reduced current. This feature is
beneficial from an electrical standpoint (eliminates current spikes)
as well as an overall reliability standpoint due to reduced stress on
all associated system components.
Agency Listings
All systems are listed with AHRI (Air conditioning, Heating, and
Refrigeration Institute) and are ETL certified per UL 1995
standard.
Use of the AHRI Certified
TM Mark indicates a
manufacturer’s
participation in the
program For verification
of certification for individual
products, go to
www.ahridirectory.org.
QRB
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VOLTAGE
3 = 208/230-1-60
NOT USED
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF FAN COIL UNITS THAT
CAN BE CONNECTED TO THE OUTDOOR UNIT
B = 1:2
C = 1:3
D = 1:4
E = 1:5
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STANDARD FEATURES AND ACCESSORIES
Ease of Installation
Low Voltage ControlsS
Comfort Features
Microprocessor ControlS
Auto Restart FunctionS
Auto ChangeoverS
Energy Saving Features
Inverter Driven CompressorS
46° F Heating Mode (Heating Setback)S
Safety And Reliability
3 Minute Time Delay For CompressorS
High Compressor Discharge TemperatureS
Low Voltage ProtectionS
Compressor Overload ProtectionS
Compressor Over Current ProtectionS
IPM Module ProtectionS
Aluminum Blue Hydrophilic pre-coated fins S
Ease of Service
DiagnosticS
Error Messages Displayed On Front PanelS
Application Flexibility
Crankcase Heater S
Basepan HeaterS
Legend
S Standard
A Accessory
Outdoor Units
Crankcase Heater
The crankcase heater is standard on all unit sizes. Heater clamps
must be placed around the compressor oil stump.
Base pan Heater
The base pan heater is standard on all unit sizes.
Size1824303648
Outdoor Model38MGRQ18B--3 38MGRQ24C--338MGRQ30D--338MGRQ36D--338MGRQ48E--3
Max Number of Zones23445
Energy StarYESYESYESYESYES
Cooling System Tons1.52.02.53.04.0
Cooling Rated CapacityBtu/h18,00024,00030,00036,00048,000
Cooling Cap. Range Min - MaxBtu/h5810~ 219407880~ 335108090~ 414708560~ 450208560~ 53160
SEER22.52323.821.522.4
EER12.512.512.513.512.5
Heating Rated Capacity (47° F)Btu/h19,00023,00028,00036,00048,000
Heating Rated Capacity (17° F)Btu/h12,00013,60017,40023,20029,600
Heating Maximum Capacity (5° F)Btu/h13,90023,00028,00036,00036,000
Heating Cap. Range Min - MaxBtu/h5760~ 244806010~ 361806350~ 419507210~ 503507210~ 55820
HSPF10.39.810.010.510.2
COP (47° F)W/W3.63.93.83.83.6
COP (17° F)W/W2.82.72.82.82.7
COP (5° F)W/W2.22.12.01.82.0
Energy StarNOYESNONONO
Cooling System Tons1.51.92.43.04.0
Cooling Rated CapacityBtu/h18,00023,00029,00035,50048,000
Cooling Cap. Range Min - MaxBtu/h5795~ 207087765~ 319558060~ 399908510~ 426358510~ 52580
SEER20.452121.6519.2520
EER12.1512.51212.1511.3
Heating Rated Capacity (47° F)Btu/h18,75022,00028,00036,00049,000
Heating Rated Capacity (17° F)Btu/h11,70012,90017,30023,80031,300
Heating Maximum Capacity (5° F)Btu/h14,15022,00028,00035,50036,400
Heating Cap. Range Min - MaxBtu/h5650~ 243655980~ 361906275~ 423057045~ 478007045~ 54935
HSPF9.99.39.59.910.2
COP (47° F)W/W3.73.93.73.73.5
COP (17° F)W/W2.72.62.72.72.7
COP (5° F)W/W2.12.02.01.81.9
Energy StarNOYESNONONO
Cooling System Tons1.51.82.32.94.0
Cooling Rated CapacityBtu/h18,00022,00028,00035,00048,000
Cooling Cap. Range Min - MaxBtu/h5780~ 194767650~ 304008030~ 385108460~ 402508460~ 52000
SEER18.41919.51717.6
EER11.812.511.510.810.1
Heating Rated Capacity (47° F)Btu/h18,50021,00028,00036,00050,000
Heating Rated Capacity (17° F)Btu/h11,40012,20017,20024,40033,000
Heating Maximum Capacity (5° F)Btu/h14,40021,00028,00035,00036,800
Heating Cap. Range Min - MaxBtu/h5539~ 242495950~ 362006200~ 426606880~ 452506880~ 54050
HSPF9.48.89.09.210.1
COP (47° F)W/W3.83.83.63.63.4
COP (17° F)W/W2.72.52.52.52.6
COP (5° F)W/W2.12.02.01.71.8
Cooling Outdoor DB Min - Max°F(°C)
Heating Outdoor DB Min - Max°F(°C)
Total Piping Lengthft (m)131(40)197(60)263(80)328(100)328(100)
Piping to furthest FCUft (m)82 (25)98 (30)115(35)115(35)115 (35)
Drop (OD above ID)ft (m)49(15)49(15)49(15)65(20)65(20)
Lift (OD below ID)ft (m)49(15)49(15)49(15)65(20)65(20)
Pipe Connection Size - Liquidin (mm)
Pipe Connection Size - Suctionin (mm)
Ty peR410AR410AR410AR410AR410A
Chargelbs (kg)4.41 (2.0)6.17(2.8)6.61 (3.0)10.13 (4.6)10.13 (4.6)
Metering DeviceEEVEEVEEVEEVEEV
Voltage, Phase, CycleV/Ph/Hz208/230-1-60208/230-1-60208/230-1-60208/230-1-60208/230-1-60
Power SupplyIndoor unit powered from outdoor unit
MCAA.1825303535
MOCP - Fuse RatingA.2535455050
Ty peRotary InverterRotary InverterRotary InverterRotary InverterRotary Inverter
ModelATM150D23UFZATF235D22UMTATF310D43UMTATQ360D1UMUATQ360D1UMU
Oil TypeESTER OIL VG74 ESTER OIL VG74ESTER OIL VG74ESTER OIL VG74ESTER OIL VG74
Oil ChargeFl. Oz.17.6423.5835.2749.3849.38
Rated CurrentRLA1015192121
Unit Widthin (mm)37.31 (948)41.22 (1047)41.22 (1047)41.15 (1045)41.15 (1045)
Unit Heightin (mm)27.64 (702)31.88 (810)31.88 (810)52.48 (1333)52.48 (1333)
Unit Depthin (mm)14.82 (376)17.91 (455)17.91 (455)17.63 (448)17.63 (448)
Net Weightlbs (kg)105.8 (48)149.9 (68)156.5 (71)221.6 (100.5)223.8 (101.5)
AirflowCFM1,3902,1302,1304,5004,500
Sound PressuredB(A)6263626464
DB - Dry Bulb
WB - Wet Bulb
TC - Total Net Heating Capacity (1000 Btu/hour)
Input - Total Power (kW)
COP - (W/W)
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PIPING REQUIREMENTS
SYSTEM SIZE18K24K30K36K48K
Min. Piping Length per each indoor unitft (m)10 (3)10 (3)10 (3)10 (3)10 (3)
Piping
Refrigerant
Standard Piping Length per each indoor
unit
Max. outdoor-indoor height difference
(OU higher than IU)
Max. outdoor-indoor height difference
(IU higher than OU)
Max. height different between indoor unitsft (m)32 (10)32 (10)32 (10)32 (10)32 (10)
Max. Length per each indoor unitft (m)82 (25)98 (30)115 (35)115 (35)115 (35)
Max. Piping Length with no additional
refrigerant charge per System
(Standard Piping length x No. of Zones)
Total Maximum Piping Length per systemft (m)131 (40)197 (60)263 (80)328 (100)328 (100)
Additional refrigerant charge
NOTE: The refrigerant charge included is adequate for the outdoor unit’s maximum number of zones multiplied by the standard
piping length per zone.
APPLICATION DATA
Unit Selection
When selecting a variable speed system match the system capacity
range to the anticipated load range. Since a variable speed system
can accommodate a wide range of loads it is important to
understand the percentage of time that the system will be required
to run at both the maximum and the minimum load points. This
differential is most evident when a residential application is
compared with a commercial application.
Generally there will be more load diversification in the residential
application (shifting from low load to high load). The commercial
application tends to be more steady during the normal day time
hours, and will go to low load levels after normal business hours. If
it is anticipated that the system needs to run at the maximum load
point for the majority of the time, the next larger system capacity
should be selected.
The Application Data table on the following page is a guideline for
selecting the proper size for the application.
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APPLICATION DATA
SizeNo. of ZonesCooling Capacity (Btu/h)Heating Capacity (Btu/h)
Refer to the unit’s installation instructions for further details.
Support – A location which can bear the weight of outdoor unit.
Refer to the Physical Data section for weights, and base
dimensional drawings.
Unit Leveling – For reliable operation, units should be level in all
planes.
Clearances – Minimum clearances, as shown in Fig. 9, must be
provided for airflow. The outdoor units are designed for free−blow
applications. Air inlets and outlets should not be restricted.
Unit location – A location which is convenient to installation and
not exposed to strong wind.
NOTE: Do not install the indoor or outdoor units in a location
with special environmental conditions. For those applications,
contact your sales representative.
System Operating Conditions
OPERATING RANGE (Min / Max °F (°C))
CoolingHeating
Outdoor DB-13 / 122 (-25 / 50)-22 / 86 (-30 / 30)
Metering Devices
The outdoor unit has multiple electronic expansion valves to
manage the refrigerant flow to the different indoor fan coils
connected to that unit.
Refrigerant Lines
General Guidelines:
1. The outdoor units are shipped with a full charge of R−410A
refrigerant. All charges, line sizing, and capacities are based
on runs of 25 ft. (7.6 m). For runs over 25 ft. (7.6m),
consult long−line section on this page for proper charge
adjustments.
2. Refrigerant lines should not be buried in the ground. If it is
necessary to bury the lines, do not bury more than 36 inches
(914 mm). Provide a minimum of 6 inch (152 mm) vertical
rise to the service valves to prevent refrigerant migration.
3. Both lines must be insulated. Use a minimum of ½−inch
(12.7 mm) thick insulation. Closed−cell insulation is
recommended in all long−line applications.
4. Special consideration should be given to isolating the
interconnecting tubing from the building structure. Isolate
the tubing so vibration or noise does not transmit into the
structure.
Install drains that meet the local sanitation codes.
Wiring
The main power is supplied to the outdoor unit. Four field supplied
connecting cables from the outdoor unit to each of the indoor units
are: L1, L2, Ground, and S for communication between the
outdoor unit and each indoor unit.
Control System
The 38MGR unit is equipped with a microprocessor control to
operate the system and give optimum levels of comfort and
operating efficiency. There are microprocessor boards and
thermistors located in both the indoor and outdoor units. The
thermistors monitor the system operation and control the operating
mode.
Sequence of Operation
NOTE: Simultaneous heating and cooling is not allowed.
The Heating Mode is the priority in the system and controls the
mode of operation for the rest of the indoor units connected to the
same outdoor unit. If any unit in the system is set into Heating
Mode the system switches to Heat. If any unit is setup in
COOLING, while any unit in the system is setup as Heating, the
ones on COOLING would enter in conflict mode and an error
message would appear on the units set as COOLING.
All units must be set in cooling or fan mode for the system to cool.
When a unit is set to COOL, HEAT or the DRY mode, the
electronic expansion valve is first initialized (closed) and then is
opened to a preset position.
Superheat heating for each fan coil (the ones that are energized) is
monitored and the position of the electronic expansion valve is
adjusted to ensure that each fan coil gets the appropriate amount of
refrigerant to maintain the required superheat. In the COOLING
mode, after the set point is satisfied, the electronic expansion valve
remains open for a specified time to ensure the system pressures
equalize. In the HEATING mode, after the set point is satisfied,
the electronic expansion valve remains open to ensure proper oil
flow back and keep low pressure.
When the system is set for COOL, HEAT or DRY mode, the
compressor speed is varied by comparing the indoor air
temperature with the set point and continuously adjusting the
compressor speed (to keep the compressor running as long as
possible) in an effort to maintain the greatest comfort possible.
The indoor fan can run in either the MANUAL or AUTO mode.
When the fan is runs in the AUTO mode, the speed is determined
by comparing the room temperature to the set point.
For High Walls and Floor Consoles Fan Coils, when the set point
is satisfied, the fan speed is reduced. For Cassettes and Ducted Fan
Coils when the set point is satisfied, the fan continues to run. The
Fan Coils are not de−energized.
When the unit goes through the defrost cycle, the indoor fans are
de−energized and the refrigerant is circulated through all the fan
coils (even if they were off or on standby before the defrost cycle)
to maximize the heat transfer surface area available for defrost
operation.
NOTE: Additional Refrigerant Calculation Sum Total Liquid
Pipe ft. (m) Additional Charge Required After ft. (m.) x
Additional Charge oz./ft. (g/m) 0.16 (15).
NOTE: If the calculation results in a negative number, no
additional refrigerant is required.
*Permissible limits of the voltage range at which the unit will operate satisfactorily.
LEGEND
FLA - Full Load Amps
MCA - Minimum Circuit Amps
MOCP - Maximum Over Current Protection
RLA - Rated Load Amps
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WIRING DIAGRAM
CN4
CN2
BLUE
REACTOR
CN5
~
~
CN3
BLUE
NOTE:Use the magnetic ring
(not supplied, optional part)
to hitch the connective cable
of indoor and outdoor units
after installation. one magnetic
ring is used for one cable.
IPM BOARD
V
U
RED
BLUE
V(S)
U(R)
COMPRESSOR
Y/G
W
W(C)
BLACK
CN1
RED(BROWN)
BLUE
CN14
3
3
DC FAN
CN29
L-OUT
21
&20
5<
BROWN
L2(A)
72$
BLUE
S(A)
L1-IN
CN3
BLACK
L1(B)
P-1
BROWN
L2(B)
TO B
Y/G
L2-IN
CN4
BLUE
S(B)
BLACK
S-B
S-A
CN25
CN23
3
3
L1
RED
BLACK
L2
POWER
6833/<
Y/G
Y/G
L1(A)
Y/G
Fig. 10 − Wiring Diagram 18K − 2 Zone
A
RED
YELLOW
4
LOW PRESSURE PROTECT
HIGH PRESSURE PROTECT
CN12
CompTop
CN14
LOW/HIGH
MAIN BOARD
P1
P2
WHITE
WHITE
4-WAY
CN1
CN2
4-WAY
REACT0R2 R05094A
CN15
T2B
B
INDOOR PIPE
OUT TEMP
CN21
HEAT1
CN6
CN5
HEATER1
OPTIONAL
CN17
CN7
VALVE-B
VALVE-A
P-2
HEAT2
CN9
HEATER2
OPTIONAL
CN8
CN19
CN18
287'225$0%,(17
T4
7(03(5$785(6(1625
&21'(16(5
T3
7(03(5$785(6(1625
',6&+$5*(6(1625
6
6
Y/G
ELECTRONIC
EXPANSIVE
VALVE
ELECTRONIC
EXPANSIVE
VALVE
OUTDOOR UNIT MAIN BOARD
CODEPART NAME
CN3~CN4Input: 230VAC High voltage
CN23,CN25Output: Pin1 (Connection of the high voltage)---“S"Pin2~Pin3 (230VAC High voltage)---“L1 & L2"
P1~P2Output: Connection of the REACTOR
CN1~CN2Output: 230VAC High voltage ----4 Way Valve
CN5~CN6Output: 230VAC High voltage----Compressor Crankcase Heater
CN8~CN9Output: 230VAC High voltage----Chassis Crankcase Heater
CN29~L-OUTOutput: 230VAC High voltage--to IPM Board
CN 21Connect to IPM BOARD
OUTDOOR UNIT IPM BOARD
CODEPART NAME
CN4~CN5Input: 230VAC High voltage---from the Main Board
CN2~CN3Output: Connection of the REACTOR
U~V~WConnection to compressor voltage among phases 0~200VAC
CN14Connection to DC FAN
CN1Connection to MAIN BOARD
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WIRING DIAGRAMS (CONT)
RED(BROWN)
BLUE
CN4
CN2
BLUE
REACTOR
CN5
~
~
CN3
BLUE
NOTE:Use the magnetic ring
(not supplied, optional part)
to hitch the connective cable
of indoor and outdoor units
after installation. one magnetic
ring is used for one cable.
IPM BOARD
CN1
V
U
W
BLACK
RED
BLUE
V(S)
U(R)
W(C)
COMPRESSOR
Y/G
CN14
3
3
DC FAN
RED
L1 L2
6833/<
BLACK
POWER
C
A
B
INDOOR PIPE
CN2
4-WAY
CN15
T2B
CN21
CN6
HEAT1
OUT TEMP
CN5
HEATER1
OPTIONAL
CN17
CN7
VALVE-C
VALVE-B
VALVE-A
P-2
HEAT2
CN9
HEATER2
OPTIONAL
CN8
CN22
CN19
CN18
287'225$0%,(17
T4
7(03(5$785(6(1625
&21'(16(5
T3
7(03(5$785(6(1625
',6&+$5*(6(1625
6
6
6
Y/G
ELECTRONIC
EXPANSIVE
VALVE
ELECTRONIC
EXPANSIVE
VALVE
ELECTRONIC
EXPANSIVE
VALVE
RED
YELLOW
4
LOW PRESSURE PROTECT
HIGH PRESSURE PROTECT
L-OUT
5<
CN12
CompTop
CN29
21
&20
BROWN
L2(A)
72$
Y/G
BLUE
S(A)
L1-IN
CN3
P-1
BLACK
L2-IN
CN4
BROWN
L1(B)
S-A
BLUE
L2(B)
72%
Y/G
S-B
CN25
CN23
33
BLACK
BROWN
S(B)
L2(C)
L1(C)
72&
Y/G
BLUE
S-C
3
BLACK
S(C)
Y/G
Y/G
L1(A)
CN14
LOW/HIGH
MAIN BOARD
P1
P2
WHITE
WHITE
CN20
4-WAY
CN1
REACT0R2 R05094A
Fig. 11 − Wiring Diagrams 24K − 3 Zone Max
OUTDOOR UNIT MAIN BOARD
CODEPART NAME
CN3~CN4Input: 230VAC High voltage
CN20,CN23,CN25 Output: Pin1 (Connection of the high voltage)---“S" Signal Pin2~Pin3 (230VAC High voltage)---IDU Power
P1~P2Output: Connection of the REACTOR
CN1~CN2Output: 230VAC High voltage---4 way Valve
CN5~CN6Output: 230VAC High voltage---Compressor Crankcase Heater
CN8~CN9Output: 230VAC High voltage---Chassis Crankcase Heater
FAN1Pin1-Pin3:Connect to FAN voltage among phases 0~200VAC
FAN2Pin1-Pin3:Connect to FAN voltage among phases 0~200VAC
CODEPART NAME
COMPCOMPRESSOR
CAP1,CAP2FAN MOTOR CAPACITOR
CT1AC CURRENT DETECTOR
DDIODE MODULE
EEVELECTRONIC EXPANSION VALVE
FM1, FM2OUTDOOR DC FAN
FAN1,FAN2OUTDOOR AC FAN
HEATCRANKCASE HEATING
H-PROHIGH PRESSURE SWITCH
LPFC INDUCTOR
L-PROLOW PRESSURE SWITCH
KMAC CONTACTOR
SV4-WAY VALVE
TPEXHAUST TEMPERATURE SENSOR
T3CONDENSER TEMPERATURE SENSOR
T4OUTDOOR AMBIENT TEMPERATURE SENSOR
THHEATSINK TEMPERATURE SENSOR
PAIQICOMPRESSOR TOP SENSOR (GAS PIPE)
CH 1, CH 2, CH 3FERRITE BEAD
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Size Range:1 1/2, 2, 2 1/2, 3 and 4 Ton Nominal Cooling and Heating Capacity
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.01 System Description
A. Outdoor air−cooled split system compressor sections suitable
for on−the−ground, rooftop, wall hung or balcony mounting.
Units consist of a variable speed rotary compressor, an
air−cooled coil, propeller−type draw−through outdoor fan,
reversing valve, accumulator, electronic expansion valves,
multiple service valves, and controls that allows multiple
indoor units to be connected to the outdoor unit. Units
discharge horizontally as shown on the contract drawings.
Units function as the outdoor component of an air−to−air heat
pump system.
B. Units are designed to be used in a refrigeration circuit matched
to two, three, four, or five multi style heat pump fan coil units.
1.02 Agency Listings
A. Unit construction complies with ANSI/ASHRAE 15, latest
revision, and with NEC.
B. Units are evaluated in accordance with UL standard 1995.
C. Units are listed in CEC directory.
D. Unit cabinet is capable of withstanding 500-hour salt spray test
per Federal Test Standard no. 141 (method 6061).
E. Air-cooled condenser coils are leak tested at 550 psig.
1.03 Delivery, Storage, And Handling
Units are shipped in one piece and are stored and handled per the
manufacturer’s recommendations.
1.04 Warranty (For Inclusion By Specifying Engineer)
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
2.01 Equipment
A. General:
Factory assembled, single piece, air-cooled outdoor unit. Contained
within the enclosure are the factory wiring, piping, controls, and
compressor.
B. Unit Cabinet:
1. The unit cabinet is constructed of galvanized steel,
bonderized and coated with baked-enamel finish on inside
and outside.
2. The unit access panel is removable with the minimal screws
and provides full access to the compressor, fan, and control
components.
3. The outdoor compartment is isolated and has an acoustic
lining to assure quiet operation.
GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS
HORIZONTAL DISCHARGE OUTDOOR UNITS
Carrier Model Number: 38MGR
C. Fans:
1. The outdoor fans are direct-drive propeller type, and
discharge air horizontally. The fan draws air through the
outdoor coil.
2. Outdoor fan motors are multi−speed, totally-enclosed,
single phase motors with permanently lubricated ball
bearings. The motor is protected by internal thermal
overload protection.
3. The shaft has an inherent corrosion resistance.
4. Outdoor fan openings are equipped with metal/mesh PVC
coated protection grille over fan.
D. Compressor
1. The compressor is fully hermetic variable speed rotary type.
2. The compressor is inverter driven.
3. The compressor is equipped with an oil system, operating
oil charge, and motor.
4. The motor is suitable for operation in a refrigerant and oil
atmosphere.
5. The compressor assembly is installed on rubber vibration
isolators.
6. The inverter and compressor are protected against over
temperature and over current.
E. Outdoor Coil:
The coil is constructed of aluminum blue hydrophilic pre−coated
fins mechanically bonded to seamless copper tubes, which are
cleaned, dehydrated and sealed.
F. Refrigerant Components:
Refrigerant circuit components include multiple brass external
liquid line service valves with service gauge connection port,
multiple suction line service valves with a service gage connection
port, accumulator, reversing valve, electronic expansion valves.
G. Safeties:
Operating safeties are factory selected, assembled, and tested. The
minimum functions include the following:
1. Compressor discharge over temperature protection.
2. System low voltage protection.
3. Compressor overload protection.
4. Compressor over current protection.
5. IPM module protection.
H. Electrical Requirements:
1. Units shall operate on single-phase, 60 Hz power at
208/230v.
2. The unit electrical power is a single point connection.
3. All power and control wiring must be installed per NEC
and all local electrical codes.
4. Units have multiple terminal blocks to connect to multiple
indoor units.
Copyright 2016 Carrier Corp. D 7310 W. Morris St. D Indianapolis, IN 46231 . Edition Date: 06/16
Manufacturer reserves the right to change, at any time, specifications and designs without notice and without obligations.
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Catalog No: 38MGR-01PD
Replaces: NEW
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