Two-Pipe Coils6719
Four-Pipe Coils6822
Hot Water Reheat Coils25
Steam Reheat Coils28
Controls6931
Electrical Data7039
Dimensions and Weights7242
Mechanical Specifications7658
Options60
UNT-PRC001-EN3
Features and
Benefits
The UniTrane® fan-coil meets the
standards of today’s market, as well as
the anticipated needs of tomorrow’s
market. The tradition that company
founder Reuben Trane began 60 years
ago continues with the latest generation
of fan-coils from The Trane Company.
®
The UniTrane
fan-coil is the leader in
these key areas:
• Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
• Controls
• Flexibility
• Quality
• Serviceability
Today’s HVAC market is concerned with
issues such as indoor air quality (IAQ) and
CFCs that demand a change in HVAC
products. In addition, renovation has
overtaken new construction in the fan-coil
market—demanding a design that caters
to renovation issues. Trane is concerned
with these issues, too. That’s why we
designed the UniTrane fan-coil as an
integral part of the company’s system
solutions with standard IAQ-related
features that fully comply with
ASHRAE 62.
IAQ Design
• Closed-cell insulation is standard on all
units to help prevent fiberglass in the
airstream.
• The main and auxiliary drain pans are
constructed of a noncorrosive engineered plastic (ABS and CyColac T).
• The main and auxiliary drain pans are
positively sloped in every plane to
assure proper drainage and help
maximize protection from microbial
growth.
• The auto-economizer damper option
allows free cooling and ventilation to
help comply with ASHRAE 62—and
save energy and operating costs.
• UniTrane fan-coils have a blow-thru
design. Low vertical units are drawthru.
Controls
• All controls are factory-mounted and
tested to minimize field setup.
• Controls are wired with a 24 VAC
transformer to keep only a single
source power connection requirement
to the unit.
• All wall-mounted zone sensors require
only low voltage control wiring from the
device to the unit control box. (No line
voltage.)
• The Tracer
®
controls family introduces
the latest in control technology with the
ZN.010, ZN.510, and ZN.520 controllers.
• The controller automatically determines
the unit’s correct operating mode (heat/
cool) by utilizing a proportional/integral
(PI) control algorithm to maintain the
space temperature at the active
setpoint, allowing total comfort control.
• Entering water temperature sampling
eliminates the need for inefficient
bleedlines to sense automatic
changeover on two-pipe changeover
units.
• The random start-up feature helps
reduce electrical demand peaks by
randomly staggering multiple units at
start-up.
• Occupied/unoccupied operation allows
the controller to utilize unoccupied
temperature setpoints for energy
savings.
• Warm-up and cool-down energy
features are standard with Trane
controls.
• Continuous fan or fan cycling is available
with ZN.010 or ZN.510.
• Monitor unit operation using Tracer
®
Summit building management system
with ZN.510 or ZN.520.
• To customize unit control, Tracer Summit
or Rover
™
software will allow field
modification of ZN.510 and ZN.520
default settings. For ZN.010, use Rover
to field modify default settings.
• Maximize fan-coil system efficiency with
free cooling economizers and modulating valves on units with ZN.520.
Flexibility
• Two, three, and four-row coils allow
greater design flexibility in two and
four-pipe systems.
• One-row steam or hot water reheat
coils for dehudification on units with
ZN.520 controls.
• Fan motors are available for either high
static (0.4-inch external static pressure)
or free discharge applications.
• Piping is factory assembled, mounted
and tested. Units are also available
without piping. Reheat coil piping is
available on 2-pipe units with hot water
reheat coils and either a fan speed
switch or Tracer ZN.520.
• Factory piping options include interconnecting piping, control valves, and end
valves. Deluxe piping also has unions
and a strainer.
• Control options range from a simple fan
speed switch to a DDC controller that
can tie into a Tracer Summit
®
building
automation system.
• An 8-inch (20 cm) extended end pocket is
an available option on the piping end of
cabinet style units.
• Slope-top vertical cabinet units are also
available for school and dormitory
applications to prevent items from
being placed on top of the units.
Quality
• Coils and piping packages are air and
leak-tested before mounting on the fancoil.
• Coil piping connections are also air and
leak-tested after mounting on the unit.
• All control end devices and moving
components (fans and motors) are
computer-tested after units are
complete.
Serviceability
• Filters are easily removable and
changed without removing the front
panel on vertical cabinet units.
• Motors are easy to disconnect from the
fan board, allowing easy service.
• The main and auxiliary drain pans are
easily removable and wipe clean with a
wet cloth.
• The manual output test function is an
invaluable troubleshooting tool. By
simply pressing the test button on the
®
ZN.510, ZN.520, or ZN.010;
Tracer
service personnel can manually
exercise outputs in a pre-defined
sequence.
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Selection
Model Number
Procedure
Description
UniTrane Fan-Coil Model Number Description
Following is a complete description of the fan-coil model number. Each digit in the model number has a corresponding code that
identifies specific unit options.
FC B B 020 1 C M0 A 0 G 1 0 A A 2 M 000 0 0 1 0 0 0 A A 000 000 0 0 0 0 A 0 0
1 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 4044
Digits 1, 2 — Unit Type
FC = Fan-Coil
Digit 3 — Cabinet Type
A = Vertical Concealed
B = Vertical Cabinet
C = Horizontal Concealed
D = Horizontal Cabinet
E = Horizontal Recessed
H = Vertical Recessed
J = Vertical Cabinet Slope Top
K = Low Vertical Concealed
L = Low Vertical Cabinet
Pan
B = No piping, LH, No Auxiliary Drain Pan
C = No piping, RH, with Auxiliary Drain
Pan
D = No piping, LH, with Auxiliary Drain
Pan
E = No piping, RH, No Auxiliary Drain
Pan, Extended End Pocket
F = No piping, LH, No Auxiliary Drain
Pan, Extended End Pocket
G = No piping, RH, with Auxiliary Drain
Pan, Extended End Pocket
H = No piping, LH, with Auxiliary Drain
Pan, Extended End Pocket
J = With piping package, RH
K = With piping package, LH
L = With piping package, RH, Extended
End Pocket
M = With piping package, LH, Extended
End Pocket
Digits 10, 11 — Design Sequence “M0”
Digit 12 — Inlets
A = Front Toe Space
B = Front Bar Grille
C = Front Stamped Louver
D = Bottom Stamped Louver
E = Bottom Toe Space
F = Back Duct Collar
G = Back Open Return
H = Back Stamped Louver
Digit 13 — Fresh Air Damper
0 = None
A = Manual, Bottom Opening
B = Manual, Back Opening
C = Manual, Top Opening
D = Auto, 2-Position, Bottom Opening
E = Auto, 2-Position, Back Opening
F = Auto, 2-Position, Top Opening
G = Auto, Economizer, Bottom Opening
H = Auto, Economizer, Back Opening
J = Auto, Economizer, Top Opening
K = No Damper, Bottom Opening
L = No Damper, Back Opening
M= No Damper, Top Opening
Digit 14 — Outlets
A = Front Duct Collar
B = Front Bar Grille
C = Front Stamped Louver
D = Front Quad Grille
G = Top Quad Grille
H = Top Bar Grille
J = Top Duct Collar
Digit 15 — Color
0 = No Paint (Concealed Units Only)
1 = Deluxe Beige 4 = Driftwood Grey
2 = Soft Dove5 = Stone Grey
3 = Cameo White 6 = Rose Mauve
Digit 16 —
0 = None
B = Keylock Access Door
C = Keylock Panel and Access Door
D = Leveling Feet
F=
G = Keylock Panel and Access Door with
Digit 17 — Motor
A = Free Discharge
B = High Static
Tamperproof Locks/Leveling
Feet
Keylock Access Door with Leveling
Feet
Leveling Feet
Digit 18 — Coil
A = 2 Row Cooling/Heating
B = 3 Row Cooling/Heating
C = 4 Row Cooling/Heating
D = 2 Row Cooling/1 Row Heating
E = 2 Row Cooling/2 Row Heating
F = 3 Row Cooling/1 Row Heating
G = 2 Row Cooling Only
H = 3 Row Cooling Only
J = 4 Row Cooling Only
K = 2 Row Cooling/Heating with
0 = None
A = 2-Way, 2-Position, NO (25 psig)
B = 3-Way, 2-Position, NO (30 psig)
C = 2-Way, 2-Position, NC (25 psig)
D = 3-Way, 2-Position, NC (15 psig)
E = 2-Way, 2-Position, NO (50 psig)
F = 3-Way, 2-Position, NO (50 psig)
G = 2-Way, 2-Position, NC (50 psig)
H = 3-Way, 2-Position, NC (50 psig)
J = 2-Way, Modulating, 0.7 Cv (50 psig)*
K = 3-Way, Modulating, 0.7 Cv (50 psig)*
L = 2-Way, Modulating, 1.5 Cv (50 psig)*
M= 3-Way, Modulating, 1.5 Cv (50 psig)*
N = 2-Way, Modulating, 2.5 Cv (50 psig)*
P = 3-Way, Modulating, 2.5 Cv (50 psig)*
Q = 2-Way, Modulating, 4.0 Cv (50 psig)*
R = 3-Way, Modulating, 4.0 Cv (50 psig)*
X = Field-supplied, NO
Y = Field-supplied, NC
Digit 28 — Auxiliary Control Valve
0 = None
A = 2-Way, 2-Position, NO (25 psig)
B = 3-Way, 2-Position, NC (30 psig)
C = 2-Way, 2-Position, NC (25 psig)
D = 3-Way, 2-Position, NC (15 psig)
E = 2-Way, 2-Position, NO (50 psig)
F = 3-Way, 2-Position, NO (50 psig)
G = 2-Way, 2-Position, NC (50 psig)
H = 3-Way, 2-Position, NC (50 psig)
J = 2-Way, Modulating, 0.7 Cv (50 psig)
K = 3-Way, Modulating, 0.7 Cv (50 psig)
L = 2-Way, Modulating, 1.5 Cv (50 psig)
M= 3-Way, Modulating, 1.5 Cv (50 psig)
N = 2-Way, Modulating, 2.5 Cv (50 psig)
P = 3-Way, Modulating, 2.5 Cv (50 psig)
Q = 2-Way, Modulating, 4.0 Cv (50 psig)
R = 3-Way, Modulating, 4.0 Cv (50 psig)
X = Field-supplied, NO
Y = Field-supplied, NC
Procedure
Digit 29 — Piping Packages
0 = None
A = Basic Ball Valve Supply and Return
B = Basic Ball Valve Supply/Manual
Circuit Setter
C = Basic Ball Valve Supply and Return
with Auto Circuit Setter
D = Deluxe Ball Valve Supply and Return
E = Deluxe Ball Valve Supply/Manual
Circuit Setter
F = Deluxe Ball Valve Supply and Return
with Auto Circuit Setter
Digit 30 — Control Type
A = Fan Mode Switch
E = Tracer ZN.010
F = Tracer ZN.510
G = Tracer ZN.520
Digit 31 — Control Option
D = Unit Mounted Fan Mode Switch
K = Wall Mounted Fan Mode Switch
V = Unit Mounted Fan Speed Switch w/
Setpoint Dial Zone Sensor
W = Wall Mounted Fan Speed Switch w/
Setpoint Dial Zone Sensor
X = Unit Mounted Fan Speed Switch w/
Wall Mounted Setpoint Dial Zone Sensor
Y = Unit Mounted Fan Speed Switch &
Wall Mounted Setpoint Dial W/ Comm.
Z = Unit Mounted Fan Speed Switch,
On/Cancel, Setpoint Dial W/ Comm.
1 = Wall Mounted On/Cancel W/ Comm.
2 = Wall Mounted Fan Speed Switch,
Setpoint Dial, On/Cancel W/ Comm.
UniTrane® fan-coils have standard piping
packages available as a factory built and
installed option, for the main coil. Piping
package options are also available for the
hot water reheat coil on two-pipe units
equipped with either a fan speed switch
or Tracer
assures all piping packages are fully
tested under water for leaks and are built
within strict tolerances. Factory-installed
means that chilled and hot water pipes
are the only field connections required.
The installer doesn’t have to sweat
connect piping packages onto coil
connections in a tight end pocket. Field
connections are brought to a point near
the exterior of the unit for easy access.
All piping and components are located to
allow condensate to drain into the
auxiliary drain pan. Insulation of the
factory piping package is not required.
However, all field connections should be
insulated to prevent condensation from
missing the auxiliary drain pan.
Piping Package Components
UniTrane piping packages consist of a
variety of components for each applica-
®
ZN.520 controller. Factory built
tion. The following section provides a
detailed description of each of the piping
components. Following this section are
additional illustrations and specifications.
Piping System/Placement
Factory piping systems are available for
either two or four-pipe systems with right
or left hand connections. Four-pipe
systems have both the heating and
cooling connections on the same side of
the unit. A simple coil connection (a unit
without a piping package) is also available in either a right or left hand configuration for those applications requiring
field piping.
Interconnecting Piping
Interconnecting piping refers to the
copper piping which is attached to the coil
connections and to which all other
components (control valves, end valves,
etc.) are attached. Piping is
OD copper. Two-pipe piping extends near
the unit exterior to one inlet and one
outlet connection.Four-pipe units have
two sets of piping that extend near the
unit’s exterior—one inlet and one outlet
1
/2” nominal
each for both chilled and hot water. A label
identifying connection points clearly
marks both chilled and hot water on
every unit.
Deluxe or Basic Piping Package
The basic piping package includes only
the main components of the piping
package: interconnecting piping, control
valves, and end valves.
The deluxe piping package also includes
a strainer on the entering water pipe and
unions at the coil connections along with
the basic components. The strainer body
is cast brass construction, with a stainless steel mesh strainer that is easily
removed for cleaning. The unions are
forged brass construction and close with
a minimum amount of effort.
End Valves
Each piping package includes a ball valve
for the entering water pipe and one of the
following end valves on the leaving water
pipe: ball valve, manual circuit setter, or
an auto circuit setter. These valves serve
as the field connection points on all
UniTrane piping packages.
• Ball Valves
Ball valves, also known as stop or end
valves, allow the unit to be cut off for
service purposes. These valves have a
two-inch handle that rotates 90 degrees
to a fully open position. The valve body is
cast brass, and the ball is polished brass
with a Teflon seat. Ball valves are
available as end valves on both the
entering and leaving water pipes.
Factory-installed and tested piping package. Two-pipe deluxe package with manual circuit
setter is shown on a horizontal concealed unit.
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General Data
Piping Packages
Manual Circuit Setter
In lieu of a ball valve on the leaving water
pipe, a manual circuit setter, also known
as a manual flow control valve, acts as
both a flow setting device and a stop
valve. This valve allows water flow
through the fan-coil unit to be set quickly
and accurately.
The manual circuit setter includes
Schrader ports in the valve body. These
ports are used to measure the pressure
drop across the valve. This pressure
drop can be compared to factory
supplied curves that relate the pressure
drop to a specific flow rate. This valve
also has a memory stop so the correct
setting can be found quickly.
Auto Circuit Setter
An auto circuit setter is an automatic flow
control device available on the leaving
water pipe. The auto circuit setter
includes a cartridge within the valve
body that is sized to allow a specific flow
rate through the coil. This valve sets flow
through the coil without any action
required by a system piping balancer.
The auto circuit setter is available on the
leaving water pipe with a ball valve.
The auto circuit setter also includes two
P/T’s plugs in the valve body to allow
measurement of the pressure drop
temperature through the valve.
Control Valves
Piping packages are available with or
without control valves. All control valve
options are factory mounted and wired
to the UniTrane
• Two-Way/Two-Position Valves
These valves will either fully open or
close in response to a 24VAC signal from
the Trane controller. Main control valves
are direct-acting valves, while the
auxiliary valves are reverse-acting. All
control valves are factory mounted in the
leaving water pipe downstream of the
coil. Some means of relieving pump
head pressure should be accounted for
when two-way valves are selected.
Normally open or normally closed valves
are available.
• Three-Way/Two-Position Valves
These valves will either allow full water
flow through the coil or divert the flow
through a bypass line. The valves
respond to a 24VAC signal from the
Trane controller. Main control valves are
direct acting valves, while the auxiliary
valves are reverse-acting. All three-way
valve packages include a balance fitting
®
fan-coil controls.
in the bypass line to allow flow balancing
in the bypass position. Three-way valves
are factory mounted in the leaving water
pipe downstream of the coil. Normally
open or normally closed valves are
available.
• Two-Way Modulating Valves
These valves modulate the water flow
through the coil in response to a signal
from the Trane controller. All modulating
valves are three-wire floating point equal
percentage valves. The modulating
valves are factory mounted in the leaving
water pipe downstream of the coil.
• Three-Way Modulating Valves
These valves modulate the water flow
through the coil in response to a signal.
Three-way valves allow water that is
directed through the coil to mix with
water that is directed through the bypass
line. This mixture exits through the leaving
water pipe. All modulating valves are
three-wire floating point equal percentage valves. The modulating valves are
factory mounted in the leaving water pipe
downstream of the coil.
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General Data
Piping Packages
Automatic Circuit Setter (C)
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General Data
Selecting the Correct
Modulating Valve Size
Modulating valves are available in any of
four port sizes. These four port sizes
relate to a Cv of 0.7, 1.5, 2.5 or 4.0, which
is the coefficient of flow. The coefficient of
flow is defined as the volume of water
flow through a control valve in the fully
open position with a 1 psig (6.895 kPa)
differential across the valve. It is calculated using the following formula:
Cv = Q/Square root ∆P
where:
Cv = flow coefficient
Q = flow rate (GPM)
∆P = pressure drop across the valve or
coil (psig).
For good control, the valve Cv should be
approximately equal to the Cv of the
water coil.
Modulating Valve Selection Example
Assume a size 06 fan-coil is selected to
operate at the following conditions:
Vertical Cabinet Fan-Coil
Entering water temperature = 45 F (7 C)
Leaving water temperature = 55 F (13 C)
EAT conditions = 80/67.
The coil is selected as a four-row coil.
Select the best modulating valve size for
this unit.
1
Find the ∆P across the water coil. Refer to
the ARI performance table to determine
the ∆P across the water coil (or use
TOPSS™ selection program). The water
pressure drop is found to be 7.0’ (20.9
kPa) of water at a flow rate of 3.74 gpm.
This converts to a pressure drop of 3.03
psig (1.0 feet of water = 0.4328 psig.)
2
Calculate the Cv of the water coil.
Cv = GPM/Square root ∆P.
Cv = 3.74/Square root 3.03
Table GD-1. Modulating Valve Selections for Horizontal Concealed Units
UnitCoilCoilValve
SizeCoilGPM (L/s)WPD (kPa)CvCv
023-Row1.80 (0.11)23.9 (71.3)0.560.7
033-Row1.86 (0.12)5.4 (16.1)1.221.5
043-Row2.94 (0.19)13.9 (41.5)1.201.5
063-Row4.24 (0.27)7.5 (22.3)2.352.5
083-Row5.13 (0.32)11.8 (35.2)2.272.5
103-Row7.14 (0.45)24.2 (72.3)2.212.5
123-Row7.98 (0.50)18.5 (55.3)2.822.5
Table GD-2. Modulating Valve Selections for Vertical Cabinet Units
Cv = 2.15
Therefore, the valve with the Cv of 2.5
should be selected since it has the Cv
which is closest to the Cv of the water
coil. The following tables illustrate
possible valve selections at ARI conditions for horizontal concealed units with a
high static motor and vertical cabinet
units with a free discharge motor.
Note: Do not use these tables for any
applications other than vertical cabinet or
horizontal concealed units at ARI conditions.
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Performance
Two-Pipe
Data
Coils
UniTrane® fan-coil performance data is submitted to ARI with units grouped based on
performance. Unit performance is impacted by the unit model and the airflow inlet
and outlet configuration. Below is a table which summarizes the performance groups.
Table PD-1. Fan-Coil Performance Groupings
GroupUnitInletOutlet
DescriptionModelStyleStyle
Group 1Open ReturnFront Duct Collar
Group 2Front Bar GrilleTop Bar Grille
Group 3Front Toe SpaceTop Bar Grille
Group 4Front Bar GrilleTop Bar Grille
Note:
For performance conditions other than ARI, please use TOPSS™ (Trane Official Product Selection System) for fan-coils.
Front Stamped LouverTop Duct Collar
Vertical Slope Top (J)Front Toe SpaceTop Quad Grille
Front Bar GrilleTop Quad Grille
Front Bar GrilleTop Bar Grille
Low Vertical Cabinet (L)Front Bar GrilleTop Quad Grille
Low Vertical Concealed (K)Front Toe SpaceTop Duct Collar
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Performance
Two-Pipe
Data
Coils
ARI cooling performance is based on 80/67 F (27/19 C) entering air temperature, 45 F (7 C) entering chilled water temperature with a
10 F (5.5 C) DT.
Heating performance is based on 70 F (21 C) entering air temperature, 180 F (82 C) entering hot water temperature with a
30 F (17 C) DT.
All performance measured on high speed tap, 115 V, zero ESP, with a throwaway filter. See page 18 for performance groupings.
Table PD-2. Free Discharge Motor, Two-Pipe, Group 1
5. Q/ITD = MBH (kW)/(Entering water temperature - Entering air temperature) when ∆T and GPM (L/s) remain constant. To determine heating capacities at a different entering water
temperature or entering air temp, compute the new ITD and multiply it by the Q/ITD shown.
6. Medium and low speed capacities are approximately 80 percent and 60 percent respectively of the high speed capacity.
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Performance
Two-Pipe
Data
Coils
ARI cooling performance is based on 80/67 F (27/19 C) entering air temperature, 45 F (7 C) entering chilled water temperature with a
10 F (5.5 C) DT.
Heating performance is based on 70 F (21 C) entering air temperature, 180 F (82 C) entering hot water temperature with a
30 F (17 C) DT.
All performance measured on high speed tap, 115 V, zero ESP, with a throwaway filter. See page 18 for performance groupings.
Table PD-4. Free Discharge Motor, Two-Pipe, Group 3
5. Q/ITD = MBH (kW)/(Entering water temperature - Entering air temperature) when ∆T and GPM (L/s) remain constant. To determine heating capacities at a different entering water
temperature or entering air temp, compute the new ITD and multiply it by the Q/ITD shown.
6. Medium and low speed capacities are approximately 80 percent and 60 percent respectively of the high speed capacity.
ARI cooling performance is based on 80/67 F (27/19 C) entering air temperature, 45 F (7 C) entering chilled water temperature with a
10 F (5.5 C) DT.
Heating performance is based on 70 F (21 C) entering air temperature, 180 F (82 C) entering hot water temperature with a
30 F (17 C) DT.
All performance measured on high speed tap, 115 V, 0.2” (0.05 kPA) ESP, with a throwaway filter. See page 18 for performance
groupings.
5. Q/ITD = MBH (kW)/(Entering water temperature - Entering air temperature) when ∆T and GPM (L/s) remain constant. To determine heating capacities at a different entering water
temperature or entering air temp, compute the new ITD and multiply it by the Q/ITD shown.
6. Medium and low speed capacities are approximately 80 percent and 60 percent respectively of the high speed capacity.
7. High static motors need the appropriate length of duct to prevent poor acoustical applications.
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Performance
Four-Pipe
Data
Coils
ARI cooling performance is based on 80/67 F (27/19 C) entering air temperature, 45 F (7 C) entering chilled water temperature with a
10 F (5.5 C) DT.
Heating performance is based on 70 F (21 C) entering air temperature, 180 F (82 C) entering hot water temperature with a
30 F (17 C) DT.
All performance measured on high speed tap, 115 V, zero ESP, with a throwaway filter. See page 18 for performance groupings.
Table PD-8. Free Discharge Motor, Four-Pipe, Group 1
5. Q/ITD = MBH (kW)/(Entering water temperature - Entering air temperature) when ∆T and GPM (L/s) remain constant. To determine heating capacities at a different entering water
temperature or entering air temp, compute the new ITD and multiply it by the Q/ITD shown.
6. Medium and low speed capacities are approximately 80 percent and 60 percent respectively of the high speed capacity.
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Performance
Four-Pipe
Data
Coils
ARI cooling performance is based on 80/67 F (27/19 C) entering air temperature, 45 F (7 C) entering chilled water temperature with
a 10 F (5.5 C) DT.
Heating performance is based on 70 F (21 C) entering air temperature, 180 F (82 C) entering hot water temperature with a
30 F (17 C) DT.
All performance measured on high speed tap, 115 V, zero ESP, with a throwaway filter. See page 18 for performance groupings.
Table PD-10. Free Discharge Motor, Four-Pipe, Group 3
1. Medium and low speed capacities are approximately 80 percent and 60 percent respectively of the high speed capacity.
2. Q/ITD = MBH (kW)/(Entering water temperature - Entering air temperature) when ∆T and GPM (L/s) remain constant. To determine heating capacities at a different entering water
temperature or entering air temperature, compute the new ITD and multiply it by the Q/ITD shown.
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Performance
Four-Pipe
Data
Coils
ARI cooling performance is based on 80/67 F (27/19 C) entering air temperature, 45 F (7 C) entering chilled water temperature with
a 10 F (5.5 C) DT.
Heating performance is based on 70 F (21 C) entering air temperature, 180 F (82 C) entering hot water temperature with a
30 F (17 C) DT.
All performance measured on high speed tap, 115V, 0.2” (0.05 kPA) ESP with a throwaway filter. See page 18 for performance
groupings.
Table PD-12. High Static Motor, Four-Pipe, Group 1
5. Q/ITD = MBH (kW)/(Entering water temperature - Entering air temperature) when ∆T and GPM (L/s) remain constant. To determine heating capacities at a different entering water
temperature or entering air temp, compute the new ITD and multiply it by the Q/ITD shown.
6. Medium and low speed capacities are approximately 80 percent and 60 percent respectively of the high speed capacity.
7. High static motors need the appropriate length of duct to prevent poor acoustical applications.
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