Specifications and Main Features
- Model(s): Indoor Unit: KS1822, Outdoor Unit: C1822, CL1822
- Cooling Performance: Moisture extraction(High) 5.3 / 5.2
- Electrical Rating
- Phase: Single:
- Frequency: 60 Hz
- Voltage: 230 / 208V
- Operating Current: 10.4A / 10.4A
- Microprocessor Control: Temperature regulation – Manual / Automatic
- Tubing Type: Flaring tubing
- Limit of Tubing Length:
- Whenever the Outdoor unit is-On the Indoor unit is 7 meters or maximum.
- Whenever the Indoor unit is-On the Outdoor unit is 7 meters or maximum.
- Indoor Unit Dimensions:
- Weight: 37.4 lbs (17 kg)
- Size: 32 x 12-13/32 x 10.4 in (830 x 315 x 294 mm)
- Outdoor Unit Dimensions:
- Weight: 130 lbs (59 kg)
- Accessories Included: Wall mounting bracket
- Safety Devices:
- Control circuit fuse: 250V, 3A
- Thermal cut-off temperature: 124 degrees. (2A 250V)
- Thermal Sensors:
- Thermistor (coil sensor)
- Thermistor (room sensor)
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is duty voltage for the KS1822 air conditioner?
- Duty voltage for the KS1822 air conditioner is 230 / 208V.
- What is the moisture removal capacity of the C1822 outdoor unit?
- The moisture removal capacity is rated at 5.3/5.2.
- What is the cooling temperature and how does this air conditioning system maintain it?
- The temperature setting can either be programmed for manual control or placed on automatic using the microprocessor control unit.
- How long can the tubing go? Specify the maximum length allowable.
- The maximum length of tubing is 23ft (7m), regardless of if the outdoor unit is mounted above or below the indoor unit.
- What should I do if I encounter any problems while supplying the power?
- Locate the powering supply wires and rectify the connections which tend to violate the specified ranges of voltage.
- Does this air conditioner appliance provide some safety features? If yes, Why?
- The unit contains control circuit fuses as well as a thermal cut-off device to prevent the unit from overheating.
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