McQuay HiLine™ fan-coil units ..............................................................................................................................................2
Installing The HSS (Basic) Unit: .............................................................................................................................................9
Installing the KZZ (Knock-down) Unit:....................................................................................................................................9
HiLine™ selection data ........................................................................................................................................................13
Model KZZ (Knock-down Unit) Unit Sizes S03 Thru S08 (300 thru 800 cfm) .....................................................................17
Model HSS (Basic Unit) Unit Sizes S03 Thru S08 (300 thru 800 cfm) ................................................................................18
Riser Location — HSS and KZZ Unit Sizes S03 Thru S08 (300 thru 800 cfm)...................................................................19
Model HSS (Basic Unit) Unit Sizes S10 Thru S12 (1000 thru 1200 cfm) ............................................................................20
Riser Location — HSS Unit Sizes S10 and S12 (1000 thru 1200 cfm) ...............................................................................21
McQuay HiLine fan-coil units are tested and rated in accordance
with Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute (ARI) Standard
440 and certified in accordance with the ARI certification program.
ARI certification assures you full rated performance and offers
confidence in unit selection.
HiLine fan-coil units are listed by Underwriters Laboratories as
complying with nationally recognized safety standards for fan-coil
air conditioning units.
“HI-F” and “HiLine” are registered trademarks of McQuay International.
“McQuay” is a registered trademark of McQuay International.
“Bulletin illustrations cover the appearance of McQuay International products at the time of publication and
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we reserve the right to make changes in design and construction at anytime without notice.”
The McQuay HiLine fan-coil air conditioning units are
designed for use in multiple floor apartments, office
buildings, hotels and other similar applications and require
a minimum amount of floor space. Just one HiLine unit
may do the job that formerly required more than one
conventional unit.
The results of many years of experience in the development,
design and manufacture of fan-coil air conditioners have
been incorporated in the McQuay HiLine units to provide
highly efficient, quiet performance; individual thermostatic
control; simple, low cost installation; application flexibility;
and low maintenance and operating costs with no sacrifice
in room comfort, design, or appearance.
For the ultimate in design, performance, efficiency, flexibility
of application, and ease of installation and maintenance,
look to McQuay HiLine fan-coils.
Application flexibility
Two distinct designs are available with the complete
flexibility necessary for any application requirement.
• Low cfm design - The 300 through 800 cfm blowthrough configuration units are designed to meet
individual room control requirements.
• High cfm design - The 1000 and 1200 cfm drawthrough configuration units are designed for multiple
discharge arrangements so that one unit can serve
more than one room.
Both designs are available for two-pipe and four-pipe
systems with single, double, triple and top discharge
arrangements. Optional equipment is available to provide
complete application flexibility.
Contact your McQuay representative for a copy of the
McQuayTools™ selection program to choose a unit meeting
your needs.
Nomenclature
F HSS 1 S03 A C
Product Category
F=Fan Coil
Product Identifier
HSS Hi-line Series Vertical Unit
KZZ Knock Down Hi-line w/o Valves
Blow-Through Units to Meet Individual Room Requirements
LOW SOUND LEVEL OPERATION - The low cfm design features a
NEUTRAL UNIT SHOWN
(Risers in back)
quiet, energy efficient motor and fan assembly, carefully located within
a fully insulated cabinet to provide low sound level operation.
DISCHARGE ARRANGEMENTS
- Single, double, triple and top
discharge arrangements are
available.
CONTROLS - Face mounted, plug-in type,
combination 3-speed switch and thermostat.
Thermostat electrical box is adjustable for wall
thickness. No wiring required.
RISERS - Factory cut 104” long.
No on-the-job cutting required.
Supply and return risers have
factory installed sweat ball valves
and are factory insulated
FAST, SIMPLE INSTALLATION -
Simply stack one unit above the other,
sweat the couplings to the risers and
connect the power. The unique nonstop slip couplings require only one
person for setting and connecting.
CABINET - Heavy
gauge galvanized
steel. Fully insulated
for quiet operation.
Optional valve packages can
be provided for 24V, 115V,
and 277V.
RETURN AIR GRILLE PANEL -
Heavygauge steel with stamped grille
and attractive Antique Ivory finish.
Available as an accessory.
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FILTER - Easily accessible by
simple removal of return air
grille panel.
OPPOSITE HAND UNITS - Two adjacent
room units can be connected to a single
set of risers and still retain individual room
temperature control. Twin units must be joined
in the field. Reverse piping for same hand
units not available.
COILS - High efficiency type
for full rated capacity. AHRI
certified.
REMOVABLE CHASSIS
- All components are
mounted on a single
removable chassis so that
a different capacity chassis
can be installed in the
same cabinet should future
needs require it.
MOTOR & FAN ASSEMBLY -
Quiet, energy efficient, permanent
split capacitor motors and
centrifugal fans for low sound
level. Fan housings are of a split
type design or have separate inlet
rings to allow easy removal of the
fan motor.
High cfm design (1000 thru 1200 cfm)
For Multiple Discharge Arrangements
SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR HIGH CFM PERFORMANCE - These draw-through type units are ideal for luxury hotel
and condominium type buildings where multiple discharge arrangements with a common return air location, high cfm
peformance and quiet operation are required.
NEUTRAL UNIT SHOWN
(Risers in back)
FAST, SIMPLE INSTALLATION - Simply stack one unit
above the other, sweat the couplings to the risers and
connect the power. The unique non-stop slip couplings
require only one person for setting and connecting.
RISERS (Not shown) - Factory cut 104” long. Supply and return
risers are factory insulated. The unique non-stop slip couplings
require only one person for unit setting and connecting.
DISCHARGE ARRANGEMENTS - Single,
double, triple and top discharge arrangements
are available.
OPPOSITE HAND UNITS - Two
adjacent room units can be
connected to a single set of risers
and still retain individual control of
each unit. Twin units must be joined
in the field. Reverse hand piping for
same hand units not available.
CABINET - Heavy gauge galvanized steel.
Fully insulated for quiet operation.
CONTROLS - Unit-mounted combination
3-speed switch and thermostat. Thermostat
electrical box is adjustable for wall thickness.
Thermostat wiring required in the field
(optional molex connections can be provided).
MOTOR & FAN ASSEMBLY (Not
shown) - Quiet, energy efficient,
permanent split capacitor motors
and centrifugal fans, mounted in
the draw-through position with a
common return air location, provide
high cfm performance with low
sound level.
SWEAT BALL VALVES - are
factory mounted on coil.
Optional valve packages can
be provided for 24V, 115V,
and 277V.
COILS - High efficiency type for
full rated capacity. ARI certified.
RETURN AIR GRILLE PANEL - Heavy
gauge steel with stamped grille and
attractive Antique Ivory finish.
ACCESS & SOUND BAFFLE PANEL -
Easily removed for complete access to
internal controls, motor and fan assembly
for service.
FILTER - Easily accessible by simple
removal of return air grille panel.
Catalog 770-14/ Page 5
Design features for high performance
and low operating cost
Unit configuration
Telescoping
Thermostat Box
Plug-in Field Mounted Thermostat
Unit sizes S03 through S08 feature a blow-through
design with completely removable chassis. The motor,
fan assembly, coil(s), drain pan and valve packages are
mounted on a compact chassis which slides out through the
return air grille and access panel.
Unit sizes S10 and S12 feature a draw-through design.
Filter, drain pan and drain line are accessible by removing
the return air grille. Controls, valves, motor and fan
assembly are accessible by removing the access panel.
Knock-down unit
The KZZ knock-down unit configuration, available for unit
sizes S03 through S08, allows installation, leak testing
and insulation of the risers and stub-outs prior to the
unit placement. Risers can be field provided or factory
supplied and shipped to the jobsite before the units. After
riser installation, the bottom half of the unit is set in place.
Connections are then made to the supply, return and drain
risers as well as the power supply. Then the top half of the
unit is installed.
Sizes
S06 -S12
Fan and Motor Assembly
Sizes
S03 & S04
Control systems
A variety of thermostats, unit or wall mounted, are offered
to control all different options for fan and valve cycling. For
unit mounted thermostats all wiring is provided to the control
box for easy field installation (optional Molex connections
are available upon request). A 10K thermistor is mounted
in all units. It can be used for factory provided thermostats
or for field provided controls. The thermostat electrical
box is adjustable for any wall thickness up to 3-7/8" and is
provided with a 1/2" mud ring (an optional 5/8" mud ring can
be provided upon request).
Thermostats
• Unit mounted 2 or 4-pipe systems (24v–277v)
• Wall mounted 2 or 4-pipe systems (24v–277v)
• Automatic or manual changeover
• Digital display
• Optional quick connect for unit mounted thermostats
(Please reference ED 18513 for thermostat availability and
options)
Efficient, quiet fans and motors
Three-speed, permanent split capacitor motors coupled
with DWDI forward curved direct drive fans provide
efficient operation. Motors have sleeve bearings, oilers and
inherent automatic reset thermal overload protection. Unit
sizes S03 through S04 have a two-piece fan housing with
integral scroll and inlet. Unit sizes S06 through S12 have
a heavy-gauge steel fan housing with integral scroll and
separate inlets. All fan wheels are statically and dynamically
balanced. Efficient fans, PSC motors, resilient motor mounts
and a fully insulated cabinet provide quiet operation.
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Factory- and field-installed risers
Insulated risers are available factory-installed or can be
shipped with or prior to the units for field installation (factoryinstalled risers are not available for KZZ knock-down units).
See details below. On S03 through S08 units, sweat ball
valves are included with factory risers.
All copper risers are factory cut to 104” in length. Nonstop slip couplings for supply and return risers and stop
type couplings for drain risers may be ordered separately.
Insulation meets or exceeds current flammability
classification UL94. Insulation to cover slip couplings must
be field provided.
• Supply and return risers are of type “L” copper in
nominal 3/4", 1", 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 2", 2-1/2" diameters with
3/4" factory installed, closed cell flexible foam insulation.
• Drain risers are available in PVC or type “L” copper
(insulation included), in nominal 3/4" or 1-1/4" diameter.
• Optional 1/2" closed cell insulation is available for
supply, return, and drain risers.
• Optional M or K type copper is available with closed cell
insulation.
Note:
When risers are factory-mounted on master-slave units, the
master unit is shipped with the riser attached. This riser will
have 3" stubs that match up to the slave unit. The slave
unit will not have ball valves attached to the valve package.
See Page 22 for master-slave riser locations. Ball valves, if
required, must be purchased separately and will ship loose
for field mounting. See IM 283 for additional information.
Fast, low-cost installation
Installation time is minimized by the unit’s design, riser slip
couplings, and unit mounted controls. Units are completely
factory assembled and wired and have individual thermostat
controls. Risers are factory cut to 104” in length and
insulated. Optional riser couplings are available. Installation
is accomplished by simply stacking the units one above
the other floor-by-floor, brazing the couplings and risers
together, and connecting the power. Only one person is
required for installation because the slip couplings eliminate
the requirement for perfect unit alignment with the swedged
riser joints of other manufacturers.
Twin units
To reduce installed cost, two units of opposite hand on
each floor can share a set of supply, return and drain risers.
Individual thermostat control is retained by each unit. Units
can be placed side-to-side, or side-to-back
Coils
High-capacity, low-flow heating/cooling coils are standard.
Separate row heating coils are available for 4-pipe systems.
All coils are furnished with manual air vents..
Riser, Slip Coupling and Insulation
High performance coils
Two-pipe system units have a standard low-flow, high
capacity cooling/heating coil. Four-pipe system units have
a standard low-flow, high capacity cooling coil and a onerow heating coil. All coils are seamless copper tubes in a
staggered pattern and feature the patented HI-F rippled and
corrugated aluminum fins for high heat transfer efficiency.
Full depth collars are drawn in the fin stock for accurate
control of fin spacing and completely cover the copper
tubes to lengthen coil life. Copper tubes are mechanically
expanded into the fin collars to provide a positive primary
to secondary surface bond. Manual air vents on coils are
provided. Ball valves on supply and return lines are provided
at the coil on S10 and S12 models. Coils are positioned for
rapid condensate drainage, balanced airflow and full rated
capacity. Unit capacities are ARI certified.
Factory-installed valve packages and options
Multiple configurations of two- and three-way motorized
valves are available as described below, without or without
unions. Ball hand valves and flow metering devices are also
available.
• Standard high voltage valve package 115–277v
(includes 2 or 3-way motorized On/Off valve and shutoff valves for supply and return)
• Deluxe high voltage valve package 115–277v (includes
2 or 3-way motorized On/Off valve, strainer, circuit
setter, P/T ports, and shut-off valves)
• Optional 24v On/Off or modulating valves
• Custom valve packages available
• Fixed flow control
• Optional stainless steel braided hoses
Insulation to cover slip
coupling (by others)
Optional Valve Package Components
Motorized Valve
Automatic
change-over
control
Ball Valve
P/T Plug
“Y” Strainer
Flow Control
Device
Catalog 770-14/ Page 7
Optional features and accessories
Motors
115/60/1 and 277/60/1 motors are available. All motors
Electric Heat
Fresh Air Dampers
are 3-speed permanent split capacitor type with sleeve
bearings, oilers, resilient mounts and automatic reset
internal overload protection.
Electric heat
A specially designed, optional electric heat unit is available
for supplementary heat between seasons or to provide full
electric heating. All heaters are protected by automaticreset, high-limit thermal cutouts. Service access to electric
heaters is through the return air grille and access panel for
unit sizes S03 through S08. It is through the discharge grille
for unit sizes S10 and S12.
Cabinet closed cell insulation
Cabinets can be supplied fully insulated with 1/2" closed
cell insulation (1/2" multi-density glass fiber is standard).
Fresh air dampers
A motorized, two-position fresh air damper kit is available
for field mounting in one of three locations. A manual fresh
air damper kit is also available. Outside fresh air must be
tempered before entering the unit if freezing conditions are
expected.
Discharge Grilles
Double Deflection
Discharge
Arrangements
Single Deflection
Return air grilles
Return air grille options include the standard stamped
return air grille or an optional bar type grille. Both grilles
are manufactured of heavy-gauge steel and coated with an
electrostatically applied baked-on Antique Ivory finish. A
plaster frame is standard to provide easy access for filter
replacement.
Filters
One inch throwaway filters are standard.
Discharge arrangements and grilles
Two sizes of aluminum single deflection or double
deflection grilles are available. Grilles may be field mounted
on the panel opposite the riser and on one or both panels
adjacent to the risers. A top discharge opening is also
available.
Line-of-sight baffle
A line-of-sight baffle is available for applications involving
two opposing discharge openings.
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Installing The HSS
(Basic) Unit:
Installing the KZZ*
(Knock-down) Unit:
1. The McQuay HiLine basic
unit is simply lifted into place
directly above the unit on the
floor below.
2. This unit has been set in
place, ready to accept the
unit above.
3. Next, using factory available
slip couplings, connect the
prefabricated supply, return
and drain risers together,
connect the
basic installation is completed.
Wall board can be applied
directly to the unit.
power, and your
1. Unlike the basic unit, the
KZZ unit allows installation,
leak testing and insulation of
the risers and stubouts prior
to unit placement.
2. The bottom half of the unit is
set in place, and the supply,
return and drain risers are
connected to the unit along
with the power supply.
3. The top half of the unit is
then easily installed and the
factory suppled thermostat
harness is connected
.
4. After the unit has been
“furred-in” and the room
painted, it takes only a few
minutes to attach the grilles
and plug in the thermostat.
5. When the installation is
completed, the unit blends
in beautifully with the
surrounding decor and takes
up a minimum of floor space.
*The “KZZ sectioned cabinet for room air conditioning unit” is covered under U.S. Patent No. 4,426,120.
4. Finishing the installation
is the same with either the
standard HSS model or the
knock-down KZZ model.
5. Both HiLine units can be
located away from an outside
wall to form a curtain cove,
or built into a room divider.
It’s easy to conceal the units
in a corner or build them into
a wall to serve two or more
rooms. And, of course, the
creative architect will think of
many more applications for
this versatile unit.
Catalog 770-14/ Page 9
Application considerations
Piping systems
Reverse Return Piping Systems - If possible, the same size
HiLine units should be installed one above the other all the
way up each stack in the building. This way, each unit in the
stack requires the same amount of water. No balancing is
required, because the loop of water from each unit travels
the same distance and has the same pressure drop.
Our experience indicates that the reverse return piping
system, Figure 1, is the most popular one because the
system tends to be self-balancing. Only one express riser is
required to gather the return water, at the top or bottom of
the building, and return it to the boiler or chiller.
Direct Return Piping System - In the direct return piping
system, Figure 2, each unit must be individually balanced to
obtain proper water flow through each unit.
Expansion and contraction
Proper allowance must be made for pipe expansion.
Provisions have been designed into the HiLine unit to allow
for plus or minus 1" of riser movement. For riser systems
where the movement exceeds ±1", provisions must be
provided in the riser system to restrict the movement. As a
rule of thumb, 100 feet of copper pipe will expand 1" when
exposed to a 100°F temperature difference. See Figure 4
for thermal expansion of copper risers. The temperature
difference is the difference between the temperature at
which the piping is installed and the water temperature
during operation. On a two-pipe system, this temperature
difference becomes even greater due to the change in water
temperature from cooling to heating.
One method of limiting riser expansion is by anchoring
the riser pipes at the center of the riser stack and allowing
the pipes to expand away from the anchor point. Thus, a
200 ft. length would expand approximately 1" each way.
Another method is anchoring the riser pipes at the end and
absorbing the expansion with an expansion compensator.
If an expansion compensator is used, the pipe should be
guided. In some situations, a combination of both methods
may be required. The risers must be secured at some point
as the units have not been designed to support the riser
weight.
Number of floors per riser
The standard HiLine unit with service valves, expansion
loops, etc., will operate at 250 PSI working pressure which
is equivalent to a 35 to 40 story building.
Selection of riser piping
Riser piping should be selected based on economic
considerations. Detailed information may be found in the
ASRHAE Handbook series. The guidelines offered in Figure
4 are based on water velocity only. A water velocity of
2 FPS is considered to be the minimum requirement for
entraining and carrying air with water flow. Water velocities
of over 8 FPS may cause undue erosion of water pipe.
Risers may be sized on the highest water velocity that will
not cause noise or erosion. We recommend that the water
velocity in risers and units fall within the range of 4 FPS to 6
FPS. Since HiLine units have risers outside the unit cabinet
and usually within a partition wall, noise should not be a
problem. Riser sizes need not be changed at every floor to
accommodate flow changes but may be carried at one size
until water velocities fall outside the recommended ranges.
Contractor piping responsibility
Factory available copper riser couplings are non-stop type
for ease of installation. PVC couplings have stops. Field
installation involves clamping the slip coupling in place
and brazing or sweat soldering it to the risers above and
below. PVC couplings are field cemented to the drain risers.
Reducing couplings, anchors and expansion compensators,
if required, must be provided by the contractor.
Insulation to cover slip couplings must be field provided.
Providing a good cement bond at the joints between the
field installed insulation and the factory installed riser
insulation is the contractor’s responsibility.
Fire stop
For building code compliance, a fire stop must be provided
by the contractor in the riser opening between floors and
between twin units serving adjacent rooms.
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Insulation limitations
Under high humidity start-up conditions, care should be
taken by utilizing a gradual pull-down to minimize sweating
of cabinet and/or risers.
Temperature control
A wide variety of fan and valve cycle control systems
are offered for McQuay HiLine units. Valve cycle control
systems have a higher first cost but offer significantly lower
operating costs than fan cycle systems. Valve cycle control
systems provide superior temperature control resulting in
improved occupant comfort.
Both unit mounted and remote wall mounted thermostats
are available. The 10K thermistor is positioned in front
of the filter and is provided with all units. The thermostat
electrical box is field adjustable for any wall thickness up to
3-7/8". Direct sunlight falling on thermostats for either unit or
remote mounted control applications should be avoided.
Twin units
Equipment and installation costs can be significantly
reduced by designing a floor layout involving twin units.
Twin units, of opposite hand, are placed side-to-side, or
side-to-back and share a common set of risers. Individual
thermostat control is retained by each unit. Twin unit risers
have two sets of stubouts to accept piping from both units.
A short link of field supplied copper tubing may be required
depending upon wall thickness between units.
Catalog 770-14/ Page 11
Figure 4. Type “L” Copper Riser Pressure Drop
AREA OUTSIDE OF RECOMMENDED DESIGN RANGE.
Figure 5. Thermal Expansion of Copper Risers
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HiLine™ selection data
System design
The achievement of an efficient fan coil system is dependent
upon accurate system design and proper equipment
selection. Variations, limitations and control of fan coil
systems, design conditions and design load calculations
are not described in detail in this catalog. More detailed
information may be found in the ASHRAE Handbook series.
Prior to selecting the individual unit sizes, the design
engineer must fix or determine the following factors:
1. Inside and outside wet and dry bulb temperatures.
2. Method of introducing the ventilation.
3. Wet and dry bulb temperatures of the air mixture
entering the unit coil.
4. Total and sensible heat gains and losses of the area to
be served.
5. Properties of the heating and cooling mediums.
6. Available electric power service.
7. Any special design requirements of the building or
system.
Computer fan coil selection
The capacity ratings presented in this catalog are provided
for initial unit selection only. Unit size selection should be
determined by using the SelectTools™ fan coil selection
computer program. Water cooling and heating capacities,
unit airflow, static pressure, electric heat, glycol solutions
and jobsite elevation are all incorporated into the program
to provide the best possible selection. Consult your
representative for a selection tailored to your application.
Unit sizes for the ideal system should be selected by
calculating the peak load requirements due to unusually
high occupancy or severe climatic conditions and with fan
operating at high speed. Ordinary day to day cooling and
heating requirements are then achieved at low and medium
speeds. Ventilation requirements should be considered
along with the following to determine the proper unit size.
Cooling Coil Requirements - Having checked the minimum
unit size to meet the ventilation requirement, the unit size
is generally selected on the basis of matching the sensible
cooling capacity of the unit with the calculated requirements
when operating at high speed.
The initial unit selection should be checked for air volume
in the design system and the cooling capacities checked at
the actual operating conditions. While units selected on the
basis of sensible load will generally meet the total cooling
load, total load should be checked in all cases.
Coil Type - Standard low flow coils are available for all units
sizes to permit unit selections for optimum performance.
Low flow coils are designed to meet both the normal cooling
and heating requirements while operating with reduced
GPM and correspondingly higher water temperature rises.
Their use is enhanced by the lower first cost of both riser
piping and pump plus lower overall fan coil unit and water
pump operating cost.
Heating Requirements - Heating requirements for two-pipe
systems are generally met by employing the same water
flow rate as cooling and adjusting the entering hot water
temperature to obtain a matching unit heat output at low
fan speed. Four-pipe systems are generally designed by
specifying a design hot water temperature and adjusting
the flow rate through the separate heating coil to meet the
required heat load with the fan operating at low speed.
Maximum water temperature in coils should be limited to
200°F (160°F for HSS sizes S10 and S12), and should be
adjusted to reflect outside temperatures.
Electric heaters are available for primary year-round heating
or intermediate between-seasons heat loads for twopipe
systems when chilled water is in the system. Units having
top duct discharge and electric heat must have a
discharge duct face area equal to or greater than the
top duct opening.
Catalog 770-14/ Page 13
ARI approved standard ratings
Table 2. Low Flow Coil Water Cooling Capacity Ratings
UNIT SIZE
S031050072002.014.6
S0417000114003.544.7
S0622200142004.628.8
S0828800201005.744.1
S1039600266007.929.7
S1244900304008.939.6
(TOTAL BTUH)(SENSIBLE BTUH)
COOLING CAPACITY2
1
WATER FLOW (GPM)WATER FLOW P.D. (FT-WC
NOTES:
1 Rated in accordance with AHRI Standard 440. Cooling capacities based on 80ºF DB/67ºF WB entering air, 45ºF entering water, 10ºF water temperature
rise and high fan speed. See Table 7 for air volume capacities.
2 For cooling coil capacity ratings at conditions other than that listed, refer to the McQuayTools™ computer selection program or consult your McQuay
representative.
Table 3. Low Flow Coil Water Heating Capacity Ratings
UNIT SIZE
S03209402.29.8
S04259702.822.1
S06383203.915.5
S08485604.922.6
S10647206.614.5
S12776007.920.8
HEATING CAPACITY2
(SENSIBLE BTUH)
1
WATER FLOW (GPM)WATER FLOW P.D. (FT-WC
NOTES:
1 Water heating coils rated at 70ºF DB entering air, 140ºF entering water, 20ºF water temperature drop and high fan speed.
2 For heating coil capacity ratings at conditions other that listed refer to the McQuayTools™ computer selection program or
consult your McQuay representative.
Table 4. Separate Hot Water Coil Water Heating Capacity Ratings
UNIT SIZE
S03122401.21.6
S04163801.73.5
S06222002.27.2
S08256002.69.4
S10402004.127.5
S12465304.739.0
HEATING CAPACITY
(SENSIBLE BTUH)
2
WATER FLOW (GPM)WATER FLOW P.D. (FT-WC
1
NOTES:
1 Water heating coils rated at 70º F DB entering air, 140ºF entering water, 20ºF water temperature drop and high fan speed.
2 For heating coil capacity ratings at conditions other that listed refer to the McQuayTools™ computer selection program or
consult your McQuay representative.
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Technical data
Table 5. Air Volume versus External Static Pressure.
HIMED LOHIMED LOHIMED LOHIMED LOHIMED LOHIMED LOHIMED LO
NOTES:
Air volumes based on 115/60/1 electrical services, normal unit features and dry coils.
Medium and low speed air volume based on unit peformance in a system with tabulated external static pressure produced at high speed.
Table 6. Motor and Physical Data.
NOMINAL MOTOR DATA AT HIGH SPEED
MODEL NUMBER
S030.65700.407013-3/4" × 18-7/8" x 1"16" × 12"
S041.301460.4512013-3/4" × 18-7/8" x 1"16" × 12"
S061.602180.7020013-3/4" × 18-7/8" x 1"16" × 12"
S082.403141.1029013-3/4" × 18-7/8" x 1"16" × 12"
S103.603501.30350(1) 24" × 24" x 1"24" × 14"
S124.804982.10500(1 ) 24" × 24" x 1"24" × 14"
115/60/1265/60/1
AMPSWATTSAMPSWATTS
EXTERNAL STATIC PRESSURE (INCHES H20)
RETURN AIR FILTER SIZE
MAXIMUM DISCHARGE GRILLE
SIZE
Table 7. Approximate HSS Shipping Weights (Lbs.)
HKD UNIT SIZESINGLE UNIT, NO PALLETSINGLE UNIT with PALLETTWO UNITS with PALLETFOUR UNITS with PALLET1
HKD UNIT SIZESINGLE UNIT, NO PALLETTWO UNITS, with PALLETOUR UNITS, WITH PALLET1
S03155380720
S04160390740
S06175420800
S08180430820
NOTES:
1 Standard shipping arrangement.
Catalog 770-14/ Page 15
Table 7. Electric Heat Data.
UNIT SIZE
S03
S04
S06
S08
S10
S12
*Electric heat voltage must match motor voltage.
WATTSBTUHAMPSWATTSBTUHAMPS
100034138.3———
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2000682616.7200068267.2
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———30001023910.8
100034138.3———
——————
2000682616.7200068267.2
——————
———30001023910.8
——————
100034138.3———
——————
2000682616.7200068287.2
——————
———30001023910.8
——————
——————
——————
100034138.3200068287.2
——————
2000682616.730001023910.8
——————
——————
———60002074821.6
——————
——————
2000682616.730001023910.8
———60002074821.6
———80002730428.8
——————
2000682616.730001023910.8
———60002074821.6
———80002730428.8
——————
120V/60/1265/60/1
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Dimensional data (inches)
Model KZZ (Knock-down Unit) Unit Sizes S03 Thru S08 (300 thru 800 cfm)
Recommended Riser Hole Size in Floor (inches)
RISER3/411-1/41-1/222-1/23
A3-1/2444-1/255-1/26
(TWO PIPE) B13-1/2141414-1/21515-1/216
(FOUR PIPE) B1717-1/217-1/21818-1/21919-1/2
Thermostat Box Detail
Mud ring can be mounted
vertically or horizontally.
Opening is 2" × 4×
ALL DIMENSIONS APPROXIMATE.
CERTIFIED DRAWINGS
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
NEUTRAL HAND UNIT SHOWN.
Hand of unit determined by facing return air opening.
Risers on right = Right hand of unit.
Risers on left = Left hand of unit.
Risers on back = Neutral unit.
NOTES:
(1) With return air grille mounted on unit, dimension becomes 23/8”.
(2) Fire Stop: If required, must be provided by contractor.
FIELD RISER LOCATION AND DISCHARGE OPENINGS: SEE PAGE 19 FOR DETAIL.
Catalog 770-14/ Page 17
Dimensional data (inches)
Model HSS (Basic Unit) Unit Sizes S03 Thru S08 (300 thru 800 cfm)
Recommended Riser Hole Size in Floor (inches)
RISER3/411-1/41-1/222-1/23
A3-1/2444-1/255-1/26
(TWO PIPE) B13-1/2141414-1/21515-1/216
(FOUR PIPE) B1717-1/217-1/21818-1/21919-1/2
Thermostat Box Detail
Mud ring can be mounted
vertically or horizontally.
Opening is 2" × 4×
ALL DIMENSIONS APPROXIMATE.
CERTIFIED DRAWINGS
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
NEUTRAL HAND UNIT SHOWN.
Hand of unit determined by facing return air opening.
Risers on right = Right hand of unit.
Risers on left = Left hand of unit.
Risers on back = Neutral unit.
NOTES:
(1) With return air grille mounted on unit, dimension becomes 23/8”.
(2) Fire Stop: If required, must be provided by contractor.
FIELD RISER LOCATION AND DISCHARGE OPENINGS: SEE PAGE 19 FOR DETAIL.
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Riser Location — HSS and KZZ Unit Sizes S03 Thru S08 (300 thru 800 cfm)
1 2 3 4 REPRESENT AIR DISCHARGE POSITIONS DETERMINED BY FACING RETURN AIR OPENING.
DISCHARGE OPENINGS
WITH ONE OPENING ONLY, LOCATIONS 1 2 3 4 SHOULD BE 16” × 12”.
WITH TWO OR MORE OPENINGS, LCOATIONS 1 2 3 4 SHOULD BE 16” x 6”.
Catalog 770 / Page 19
Catalog 770-14/ Page 19
Dimensional data (inches)
Model HSS (Basic Unit) Unit Sizes S10 Thru S12 (1000 thru 1200 cfm)
Recommended Riser Hole Size in Floor (inches)
RISER3/411-1/41-1/222-1/23
A3-1/2444-1/255-1/26
(TWO PIPE) B13-1/2141414-1/21515-1/216
(FOUR PIPE) B1717-1/217-1/21818-1/21919-1/2
Thermostat Box Detail
Mud ring can be mounted
vertically or horizontally.
Opening is 2" × 4×
ALL DIMENSIONS APPROXIMATE.
CERTIFIED DRAWINGS
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
NEUTRAL HAND UNIT SHOWN.
Hand of unit determined by facing return air opening.
Risers on right = Right hand of unit.
Risers on left = Left hand of unit.
Risers on back = Neutral unit.
NOTES:
(1) With return air grille mounted on unit, dimension becomes 23/8”.
(2) Fire Stop: If required, must be provided by contractor.
FIELD RISER LOCATION AND DISCHARGE OPENINGS: SEE PAGE 21 FOR DETAIL.
Page 20 / Catalog 770
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Riser Location — HSS Unit Sizes S10 and S12 (1000 thru 1200 cfm)
1 2 3 4 REPRESENT AIR DISCHARGE POSITIONS DETERMINED BY FACING RETURN AIR OPENING.
DISCHARGE OPENINGS
WITH ONE OPENING ONLY, LOCATIONS 1 3 SHOULD BE 24” x 14”; LOCATIONS 2 4 SHOULD BE 16” × 14”.
WITH TWO OR MORE OPENINGS, LCOATIONS 1 2 SHOULD BE 24” x 8”; ; LOCATIONS 3 4 SHOULD BE 16” × 12”.
Catalog 770-14/ Page 21
Catalog 770 / Page 21
Riser Location for Master-Slave Units
= Return Air= Discharge Air
Right Hand
Master
Right Hand
Slave
Left Hand
Slave
Left Hand
Master
Master units ship with risers attached to the
unit. These risers have 3" stub-out’s to match
with our slave unit piping.
Slave units do not have ball valves attached
to the valve package. Ball valves must be
purchased separately for field installation
(see IM 283-8).
Neutral
Master
Neutral
Slave
Page 22 / Catalog 770-14
Typical Fan Cycle Control System Wiring Diagrams
Figure 5.
2-Pipe
Figure 6.
4-Pipe
Catalog 770-14/ Page 23
Figure 7.
2-Pipe with 1Circuit Electric Heat
Figure 8.
4-Pipe with 2Circuit Electric Heat
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Engineering guide specifications
Model HSS (Basic Unit) Unit Sizes S03 thru
S08 (300 thru 800 cfm)
Furnish and install where shown on plans McQuay low cfm design HiLine
– units. Unit sizes, performance and equipment shall be as tabulated in the
schedule. Unit performance shall be substantiated by computer generated
output data.
UNIT CONFIGURATION – Unit shall be (two-pipe)(four-pipe) system
blow-through configuration with completely removable chassis. Filter, fan
assembly, drain line and motor shall be accessible by removing the return
air grille panel. Internal controls, service valves, drain pan and coil shall be
accessible by removing the access and sound baffle panel. Hand of unit shall
be tabulated in the schedule.
CABINET – Cabinet shall be fabricated of heavy-gauge galvanized steel and
fully insulated with 1/2" multi-density glass fiber. An insulated galvanized steel
access and sound baffle panel shall completely enclose the coil section. The
return air grille panel shall be heavy-gauge steel with a stamped (bar type)
grille and electrostatically applied baked semi-gloss finish and extend 5/8" in
front of unit face.
PLASTER FRAME – A plaster frame shall be provided to hold the return air
grille panel away from the wall when the unit is furred in. A snap-on return air
grille panel shall be provided with the plaster frame.
COILS – Units shall be ARI certified with standard low flow heating/cooling
coils in two-pipe systems, or, standard low flow cooling coil plus one-row
heating coil in four-pipe systems. All coils shall be seamless copper tubes in
a staggered pattern with rippled and corrugated aluminum fins. Tubes shall
be mechanically expanded into the fin collars for positive fin-to-tube bond.
Coils shall have manual air vents. Internal piping shall allow for vertical riser
expansion of ±1". Coil performance shall be as tabulated in the schedule. Coil
shall be positioned to provide positive condensate drainage.
FAN ASSEMBLY – Unit sizes S03 and S04: Fan housings shall be two-piece
with integral scroll and inlets. Fan wheels shall be DWDI forward curved
centrifugal direct drive type.
Unit sizes S06 and S08: Fan housings shall be painted steel with integral
scroll and separate inlets. Fan wheels shall be painted steel DWDI forward
curved centrifugal direct type.
All fan wheels shall be statically and dynamically balanced.
MOTORS – Motors shall be permanent split capacitor type (115/60/1)
(277/60/1) with sleeve bearings, oilers, inherent thermal overload protection
with automatic reset and resilient mounts.
DRAIN PAN – Drain pan shall be galvanized steel with drain line and closed
cell insulation on the external surface to prevent condensation.
SUPPLY & RETURN RISERS – Supply and return risers shall be type “L”
copper (optional copper types and diameters shall be as tabulated in the
(double deflection) discharge grilles shall be provided in sizes and positions
as tabulated in the schedule.
LINE-OF-SIGHT BAFFLE (OPTIONAL) – An optional line-of-sight baffle shall
be supplied as tabulated in the schedule.
FRESH AIR DAMPERS (OPTIONAL) – Two position (motorized)(manual)
fresh air damper shall be factory available as tabulated in the schedule.
ELECTRIC HEAT (OPTIONAL) – Electric heating elements and controls shall
be completely installed, wired and enclosed at the factory. Heating element
shall be fully protected by a high limit cut-out with automatic reset.
OPTIONAL CONTROLS & VALVES – Valve cycle control systems for two-
pipe and four-pipe systems, two-way or three-way motorized valves and other
combinations of ball valves and automatic flow metering devices shall be
installed as tabulated in the schedule.
TWIN UNITS (OPTIONAL) – Twin unit configuration, opposite hand only, as
tabulated, shall be such that two adjacent room units will be piped to a single
set of risers and will operate with separate controls on each unit.
Catalog 770-14/ Page 27
Total system capability.
Cabinet
Horizontal
ThinLine™ Fan-coils
Vertical (Slope Top)
Large Capacity Fan-coils
Hideaway
Unit Heaters
HiLine™
Fan-coil
Vertical Unit Heater
Horizontal Unit Heater
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Warranty
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Product Warranty. Consult your local McQuay Representative for warranty details. Refer to Form 93343285Y. To find your local McQuay Representative, go to www.mcquay.com.
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