The accessory power exhaust package is used on the following units when these base units are fitted with economizers:
15 to 25 ton, standard-efficiency electric heat/electric cool and
gas heat/electric cool units; 12 to 20 ton, high-efficiency electric heat/electric cool and gas heat/electric cool units; and 13
and 15 ton, high-efficiency heat pump units. See Table 1.
The accessory will show a date code of 0903000001. Use this
accessory with 13 to 25 ton rooftop units with a serial
number of 3503Fxxxxx or later that are equipped with the
EconoMi$er+.
NOTE: This accessory is not compatible with the preassembled
horizontal supply transition accessory.
Table 1 — Accessory Power Exhaust Usage
UNIT VOLTAGE
208/230, 460 V (60 Hz)
575 V (60 Hz)
220 V, 400 V (50 Hz)
*Power exhaust motor is wired for 460 v.
POWER EXHAUST
PACKAGE NO.
CRPWREXH008B00*
CRPWREXH010B00
CRPWREXH009B00
Cancels: IIK 542J-150-20 IIK 542J-150-24
CRPWREXH009B00
CRPWREXH010B00
3. Remove
main control box (see Fig. 4) and two
in partition separating return-air compartment from
control box section. Install snap bushing provided in
knockout closest to economizer side of unit (see
Fig. 5).
4. Position power exhaust box (see Fig. 5) next to alternate return-air opening (see Fig. 3) and install using
screws provided.
5
/8-in. and 7/8-in. knockouts from bottom of
9/15/03
7
/8-in. knockouts
PACKAGE CONTENTS
QUANTITYITEM
Power exhaust with motor, control box, fan,
1
and fan grille
Conduit assembly
1
Electrical snap bushings
5
No. 10AB x
7
Center post
1
Insulated panel
1
No. 10-32 x
2
Wire nut connectors
3
1
/2-in. lg screws
3
/8-in. machine screws
INSTALLATION
1. Unpack accessory package. See Fig. 1.
2. Disconnect power to unit. Remove the control box
access panel, main control box cover, and alternate
return-air access panel (see Fig. 2). Using screws from
alternate return-air access panel, install center post and
insulated panel as shown in Fig. 3.
Manufacturer reserves the right to discontinue, or change at any time, specifications or designs without notice and without incurring obligations.
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INSULATED
PANEL
CENTER POST
ALTERNATE
RETURN-AIR
OPENING
Fig. 3 — Panel and Center Post Installation
Fig. 4 — Low-Voltage Control Box Connections
Power Wiring —
Power exhaust accessory package
CRPWREXH008B00 is shipped with power wiring connected
to motor for 460-v operation, but may be rewired for 208/230-v
operation.
Lock open and tag power disconnect before working on any
electrical components.
1
208/230 V, 60 Hz — Remove the no. 10AB x
/2-in. lg
screws from the perimeter of power exhaust front panel. Remove front panel containing fan and fan motor.
Referring to Fig. 6-8, change connection at power exhaust
motor as follows:
1. Remove splice between leads 1 and 2.
2. Remove cap from lead 5.
3. Remove yellow wire from lead 4.
4. Remove red wire from lead 3.
5. Connect red wire to lead 1.
6. Connect yellow wire to leads 2 and 4.
7. Splice leads 3 and 5.
Replace front panel containing fan and fan motor. Proceed
as described below.
ALL UN ITS — Feed the red and blue power wires from rear
of power exhaust box through conduit assembly. Route conduit
assembly through hole in partition to main control box (see
Fig. 5). Secure conduit assembly to bottom of main control box
and at rear of power exhaust box.
Route the red and blue power wires from conduit termina-
tion to main control box components: per Fig. 6 for 15 ton
standard-efficiency electric heat/electric cool and gas heat/
electric cool units and 12 ton high-efficiency electric heat/
electric cool and gas heat/electric cool units; per Fig. 7 for 18 to
25 ton standard-efficiency electric heat/electric cool and gas
heat/electric cool units, 15 and 20 ton high-efficiency electric
heat/electric cool and gas heat/elect ric cool units, and 15 ton
high-efficiency heat pump units; and per Fig. 8 for 13 ton highefficiency heat pump units.
LEGEND
Indoor Fan Contactor
IFC —
NOTE: Dashed lines indicate field-installed control wiring.
Capacitor
Exhaust Motor Contactor
Exhaust Fan Motor
Fuse
Indoor-Fan Contactor
Terminal Block
Fig. 6 — Power Wiring Connection Diagrams
(15 Ton Standard-Efficiency Electric Heat/Electric Cool and Gas Heat/Electric Cool Units
and 12 Ton High-Efficiency Electric Heat/Electric Cool and Gas Heat/Electric Cool Units)
Capacitor
Exhaust Motor Contactor
Exhaust Fan Motor
Fuse
Indoor Fan Circuit Breaker
Terminal Block
Fig. 7 — Power Wiring Connection Diagrams
(18 to 25 Ton Standard-Efficiency Electric Heat/Electric Cool and Gas Heat/Electric Cool Units,
15 and 20 Ton High-Efficiency Electric Heat/Electric Cool and Gas Heat/Electric Cool Units,
and 15 Ton High-Efficiency Heat Pump Units)
4
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MAIN CONTROL BOX
BLK
YEL
FU1
FU2
BLK
YEL
POWER EXHAUST BOX
REDRED
BLU
FU9FU9
FU8
460 V, 60 Hz (PART NO. CRPWREXH008B00)
MAIN CONTROL BOXPOWER EXHAUST BOX
BLK
YEL
FU1
FU2
BLK
YEL
RED
BLU
FU9
FU8
208/230 V, 60 Hz (PART NO. CRPWREXH008B00)
BLU
RED
BLU
EMC
EMC
YEL
YEL
CAP
YEL
CAP
YEL
BRN
BRN
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
EFM
EFM
MAIN CONTROL BOX
BLK
YEL
FU1
FU2
BLK
YEL
POWER EXHAUST BOX
RED
BLU
FU9
FU8
RED
BLU
EMC
YEL
575 V, 60 Hz (PART NO. CRPWREXH010B00)
LEGEND
CAP —
EMC —
EFM —
FU—
Capacitor
Exhaust Motor Contactor
Exhaust Fan Motor
Fuse
Fig. 8 — Power Wiring Connection Diagrams
(13 Ton High-Efficiency Heat Pump Units)
CAP
BLK
EFM
RIBBED OR WHT
SMOOTH OR BRN
5
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Control Wiring
1. Route the gray wire from the power exhaust assembly
through the partition panel and into the main control box.
Connect the gray wire to the yellow wire from PL-1. (See
Fig. 9.)
2. Remove screw from return air base rail halfway
between power exhaust and economizer motor. Install
wire tie under screw and secure gray wire to return-air
base rail.
3. Insert snap bushi ng (pro vided ) into
5
/8-in. knockout in
bottom of low-voltage control box. Route brown wire
through partition panel snap bushing and into lowvoltage control box. Connect bro wn w ire to ter minal C
on low-voltage terminal strip (see Fig. 9).
4. Replace access panels and return power to unit.
Figure 10 shows the unit with accessory power exhaust
package installed. Figure 11 shows a typical unit wiring schematic with power exhaust wiring.
LEGEND
EMC —
Exhaust Motor Contactor
Fig. 9 — Control Wiring Connection Diagram
Fig. 10 — Accessory Power Exhaust Package
Installed on Base Unit
LEGEND
C—
CAP —
EMC —
EFM —
FU—
IFC—
QT—
TB—
Contactor
Capacitor
Exhaust Motor Contactor
Exhaust Fan Motor
Fuse
Indoor Fan Contactor
Quadruple Terminal
Terminal Block
Terminal (Unmarked)
Terminal (Marked)
Terminal Block Connection
Splice
Fig. 11 — Typical Unit Wiring Schematic
6
NOTES: Fan motor thermally protected.
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Copyright 2003 Carrier Corporation
Manufacturer reserves the right to discontinue, or change at any time, specifications or designs without notice and without incurring obligations.
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