Trust RB01-TFB36, RB01-FB48 Series, RB01-TFB60 Series Series Manual

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AIR HANDING UNIT
TRUST AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT CO.
TRUST AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT CO. Prepared By: Engineering & R & D Department.
Prepared By: Engineering & R & D Department.
Shiraz- May 2017
Shiraz- May 2017
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Air
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RECOGNIZE SAFETY SYMBOLS, WORDS
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INTRODUGION ....
INSPECTION NOTES
·INSTALLATION
. .
Codes Power Electric
·
Location: ........
C:lea
Upflow
Hori~ontal
· · .
Downfl.ow Connett
• ·Factory
.
Ductwork· .......
Return Return
LINE
VOLTAGE CONNECTIONS
VOLT CONTROL
24 CONDENSATE PLUMBING . .
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WIRING.OIAGRAM .
DIMENSIONS . ~ ....... : ........
·BLOWER ELECTRIC
Heating
SERIES
AND
TO INSTALLER
.. · ... · ..
Considerations
Heat
·rances AppliCation
Refrigerant
and
Air
. \ . . . . . .
Air
SPEED/STATIC
HEAT KIT
. . .
Specifications
NOMENCLATURE
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. NOTE:
THESE INSTRUCTIONS .ARE INTENDED AS SERVICE ADJUSTMENT THE ATTEMPTING INSTALLATION OR OPERATION. ·
.PERSONNEL
ENTIRE INSTRUcTION
AND
FOR
OPERATION
PROPER
OFTHIS
MANUAL
AN
INSTALLATION, .
EQUIPMENT. READ
THOROUGHLY
AID
TO
QUALIFIED
BEFORE
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. . RECOGNIZE SAFETY SYMBOLS,
What
Warning and
manual are
. situations
must be
·
equipment Always
· manufacturer
unde~tand
A This
. .
You
Need. To
Important
not
that
exerCised
contad
.
is
the
safety alert symbol.
Knqw
Safety Instructions appearing in this·
meant
to
cove( all possible conditions and
may occur: '
wben operating
·. ·
..
yqur dealer/distributor, service agent
about
problems
· -
common
potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety that
follow
this symbol
to
avoid possible injury
WORDS
About
Safety
or
~
or
conditions you
It
AND
LABELS
lnstrudions
sense,
caution anq care.
cleaning tools and.
is
··
used
to
alert you
·
do
not
messages
or
death:
or
A DANGER A
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which,
if
not
avoided,
A
WARNING
WARNING
if
not
.avoided, could result.in death
I A "CAUTION A I
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which,
not
avoided, may result in
.CAUTION
CAUTION
. a potentially hazardous situation which,
may result
will
.result in '
death
or
serious injury.
A
indicates a potentia-lly hazardous situation which,
or
serious injury. ·
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~
minor
or
moderate injury.
used
·witho.ut
in
property damage. ·
the
safety alert symbol indicates
if
not
avoided,
to
·.,
A
WARNING
IMPROPER ALTERATION, SERVICE CAUSE INJURY, READ
. . THIS ·.
BEGINNING
.
PRECAUTIONS. A QUALIFIED · · INSTALLER
INSTALLATION DO
·NOT . DESTROY THIS · CAREFULLY REFERENCE
. THESE ·INSTRUCTIONS.
.
if
QUALIFIED SERVICE
INSTALLATION, . ADJUSTMENT
. · THIS
· . .
.INJURY OR
, THE
.
.
t:URNA~E}.
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COMPONENT. . READ THOROUGHLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING INSTALLATION . OR
OPERATION,
iNSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION
MAINTENANCE,
EL~Cf.RICAL
B.
EFORE . PERFORMING ·ANY
EQUIPMENT, POWER .SUPPLY MUST BE.TURNED OFF AT
HOUSEHOLD
PO·SSIBILITY
EQUIPMENT, OR DO
NOT FLAMMABLE COMBUSTIBLE AIR
HANDLER COMPONENTS
I~STALLATION,
PROPERTY
MANUAL· COMPlETELY
ANY
WORK
AND
AND
KEEP IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE
BY A SERVICE TECHNICIAN •
MAY
~
POSSIBLY
SHOCK, PROPERTY
DEATH.
OF
,S.
DEATH. .
STORE
OR
VAPORS
MATERIALS
OR
ANY
(COND.ENSING
OR
DAMAGE
AND
SERVICE.
MANUAL
~RE
INTI;NDED
PERSONNEL
FAILURE TO . FOLLOW . THESE
. RESULT . . IN
ADJUSTMENT,
SERVICE. BOX
HOCK,
USE
AND .LIQ-UIDS,
OF
A
MAINTENANCE ·cAN
FOLLOW ALL SAFETY
AND
. THESE · ·
RESULTING . IN FI.RE, .
INJURY,
GASOLINE .OR. OTHER
INTHEVI ITS
UNIT, HEAT
. .
ADJUSTMENT,
OR LOSS OF LIFE. ·
MUST
•. PLEASE READ
DAMAGE,
WORK
MATCHING
PERFORM
AS AN. All;) TO
FOR
OPE
.RATION OF
INSTRUCTION
IMPROPER
SERVICE
PERSONAL
ON
TO
AVOID
DAMAGE
OR
.CINiTY
PUMP
BEFORE
PROPER
OR
THIS
THE
TO
OTHER
OF
THIS
SYSTEM
OR
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S
.
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NOTES TO INSTALLER
The words "SHALL" and "MUST" indicate a requirement which is
essential words "SHOULD" and· advice which be useful
The instructions are· trained
·
equipment
Installation
to
be licensed.
equipment
to
satisfactory and safe
"MAY"
is
not
essential and
or
helpful.
for
the
and e:Xper:ienced in
p~oduct·performance.
indicate a recommendation
nqt
require.d
use
of
qualified individuals specially
the
installation
but
which may
of
this
and related system components. · · ·
and .service personnel are required by some locales
nor
Persons
interpret
not
qualified shall :
these instructi6ns.
not
·install this
The
or
type
· INTRODUCTION
Models A*PB and Plare designed for are
upflow,
available
horizontal
for
systems
or
nominal. cooling ·capaci .ty·. Factory authorized electric heater kifs. are
available in 5
specifications
for
INSPECTION
A
thorough
inspection
kW
through
available accessory kits.
AND
UNPACKING
of
the immediately upon receiving your unit. Look or
openings, and
the
fr~J.ght
immediately should begin
if it
appears damage
bill
before
to
inspect damage. Do
until
this inspection
signing. Contact delivering carrier.
for
flexibility
downflow
of
applications. These . units
18,000
through
.
iO
kW ·sizes,. See
shipping container
has
pot
begin installation
is
completed.
and
60,000
r:nust
for
any punctures
occurred,
can
. product
be made
note
be
used
BTUH
it
work
INSTALLATION
Codes ·
The installer must·comply and/or installation. over
loca I codes
accordance
regulations
Such
co<;Jes
any
recommendations
on
the
with
pertaining
the
recommendatipns
Underwriters. ·
Power
The
matches
·
can possible
Considerations
installer
the
unit
shall check
name
be maintained on
hazard
could
company should be contacted supply. · · ·
Electr:ic
.
Only air
information~
Heater
EEB/EEC
handler.
Kits ·
series electric heater
See
Electric
with
all local, state and federal codes
to
this type
of
equipment
and/or regulations shall
subject,
installations
Nationa I Electrical
contained
made
by
the
available
plate
the
rating
unit. Unsatisfactory performance
otherwise
with
Heat
section
herein.
sha
Co9e
National
..
power and
that
result.
to
constant
The
questions concerning
kit
may be
install~d
on p·age
take
If
there
II
be
Board
make
loca
12
and its '
precedent
are
made
(N
EC)
and
of
Fire
certain
voitage
or
·l
power
power
intoth
for
more
Location
All
models are approved
in
the
upflow,
appliCable
installation
. r
The
air
handler
be
located
downflow
section
instructions ·on _
must
for
ease
distribution. . Exterior surface
non-air-conditioned provide units.
· · In control
leakage
protection
Be
sure
addition,
wires
into·and
to
allow
caulking
entering
box.· ·
Clearances ·
.
Clearances
..
· inches air plenum; and
from
from
all sides,
the
Provide adequate space inches.
·
front
All
service and maintenance can be performed
access
.doors
em
DO
NOT,· UNDER. RETURN DUCTWORK DEVICE SUCH AS FlREPLACE INSERT, STOVE, . UNAUTHORIZED FiRE, CARBON PERSONAL INJURY,
no
in
·
·
it a
.e .
for
alcove,· closet, and attic installatic
or
of
thi$
horizontal
manual
eac
h position.
l>
position.
on
pages 3-5
be installed in a level position and shou
in
connecting
. . .
of
cabiriet may sweat
space
~uch
such
as
full-size
for
filter
must
be
the
control
condensate
the
air
handler
top,
and
duct
within
for
servicing
of
the
air handler.
-..J
air
as
attic
auxiliary
access
for
applied
box.
from
forming
to
the
bottom;
·36 inches
the
ductwith
when
unit
or
garage~
drain
periodiC user servicin
around
This
the
will
. inside
combustibles are
one inch
of
the
from
plenum.
air handler;
A WARNING A
ANY
. CIRCUMSTANCES,
TO
ANY
USE
OF
MONOXIDE
SUCH
OR
PROPERTY DAMAGE.
OTHER
DEVIC.
POISONING, EXPLOSION
HEAT-PRODUCIN~
ES
MAY
Refer
to
for
spec.if
proper
·
is
installed
Installer
pan on«
power
"pre.vent c
the
contr
dischan
..
at
least
from
CONNEC1
ETC
RESULT
tt
a
mu
ar
ze
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2
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Upflow
In an
or a platform
Applicaton
upflow
Upflow Installation With Return Duct
application normally a duct
is
installed
as
in Figure
2.
is
employed
as
a return air means
as
shown in Figure 1
below
Upflow
DISCHARGE
~
"'-----~-
AIR
HANDLER
(MAY
ALSO BE
DOWN FLOW)
RETURN DUCT
1/2" FIBERGLASS DUCT LINER (500 FPM).
REFER
Installation With Return Platform
DUCT
(600 FPM)
WITH A MINIMUM
TO LOCAL CODES.
T
24" MINIMUM.
OF
DISCHARGE DUCT (600 FPM)
--~-
RETURN
PLATFORM LINED WITH
1" FIBERGLASS INSULATION.
REFER TO LOCAL CODES.
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24" MINIMUM
AIR
HANDLER
3
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Horizontal
·This
type handler may be laid on The factory-installed coil
This
type air handler-inlet. The opposite end to a return
smaller
no
For
Horizontal
1.
Remove.front
2.
- Remove coil assembly
3.
Remove horizontal drain pan re-install on hand
4.
Remove of
5.
Reinstall coil assembly in
·
6. R·eattach handler.
7.
Replace
Application
of
position
of
installation requires a
air
grille
than
the
Right
.
panel~
right
to
right
hand side
the
ho_rizontal coil support bracket
the
air handler.
coil
support
front
panels.
is
lJSUally
ttie
mounted
inlet
Application:
from
hand side. Change splash baffle loeation
used in an
left
or
is
intended
to
opening
the
from
the
of
drain pan
the
bracket
right
side
for
left-side-down installation.
retur
·n air duct
of
the
the
of
air handler.
a1r
from
air handler.
return air duct
ceiling
the
air handler.
handler.
left
flan~e.
to
the
attic
or
crawl space. The
for
horizo·ntal applications.
to
be attached
is
or
wall. This duct
hand side
from
left
hand
then
of
air handler and
the
right
side
to
the
routed
MUST
from
left
·
hand side
of
the
air
be
air
Horizontal applications in unconditioned ·areas, as
attics
pre~autionary
havmg
the shown below. ' ·
The drain pan need to
at
unit
MUST be
drain
a suitable drain.
A CAUTION A
above a ceiling,
mea~u(es.
least
two
inches overall clearance around
field-fabricated
outlet
and
not
be trapped
drain: line
An
aux'ili.
but
A CAUTION A
For
optimum horizontal along
the
caution may result iri product
condensate
installations,
length
and
drainage
unit
width.
Failure
or
A CAUTION A
A
P~type
trap must
line
as
shown in figure 3 below.
be
installed
in
require
ary
drain
and installed
for
the
should be ·sloped
should property
the primar)t
auxiliary
performance in
be
leveled
to
follow
darrlage.
dr~in
such
special
pa·n
as
this
.
.
Horizontal
SERVICE
PLATFORM ·
Installation
AIR
HANDLER SUPPORTS (FIELD SUPPLIED)
.t
RETURN AIR
AUXILIARY
DRAIN LINE
4
Page 7
Downflow
·
Relocating Coil
Application ·
R-:locatlng Coil
for
Downflow
Position . · ·
The coil
MUST
be' relocated
for
downflow
application.
1. Remove coil
2.
~I
ide coil
3.
Remove screws
4.
· Relocate rack in a·
using
5.
Turn air handler
6.
Slide refrigerant coil
7.
Reverse
access out coil
from
screws
door.
of
air handler.
.rack
side
of
ir
from
side
into
from
"'
air
handler
air hanpler.
handler
of
air handler.
downflow
into
air handler.
as
position.
and replace air handler door(s).
Installation: Cbnsiderations
No
downflow
sub:.base
is
required handler, however, local codes may require of
a non..:combustible sub-base
electric heater kit.
.
An
"L"
or
"T"
.
as
a supp_ly plenum. No registers
located directly below
Size
and frame the
Refer
to
MUST
be taken
Caulk
around f-lammable caulk in place and secure
Allow
access bVilding 5 /2 u between
Ret~m
On protrude
than
·
Air
downflow
from
15" tall on A24 greater than 18". on A42 these models, a . separate
shaped duct enclosure
the
air handler supply outlet.
floor
the
Dimension
the
platform
not
to
the
opening
drawing
t·o
overcutthe
the
floor
such
as
silicone.
the
air handler properly.·
the
low
so
floor
and
opening
voltage
that
the
as
there
Filter Clearance
applications, certain · coil models
the
top
of
the
air handler (coils greater
through
the
return air
filter
grille may be installed
A3G
through
filter
air handlers and coils AGO may
applications. If
this
method
G5-1647. for
· .A48, and to
the
.
side
the
air handler coil cabinet. ln. addition,
filter
_ compartment and ·door.
a
is
not
desirable, cabinet extension
A24, A30, and
AGO
may be ordered. The extension
of
the
air-
A3G;
or
handler and extends
No.G5-1G49
Emergency Drain. Opening
The
indoor
coil emergency drain opening must be
for
this application. Refer
to
page 8
condensate tubing.
by
removing
shown
. iri Figure 4
··
·
with. this
the
when
used
with
MUST
be
or
outlets
used
SHALL
shown in Figure
on page 10. Care
floor
opening.
with a non-
Set.the
air handler
connection is
a minimum
unit
flange . .
air handlers).
be
removed and
for
closet
kit
for
kit
screws
the
length
the
kit
includes .
for
instructions on
·
·
~-ir
use
be
5.
by
of
~ill
On
·
No.
A42,
of
used
FILTER DOOR
UP
FLOW
POSITION
Supply Plenum Floor Opening
.
FILTER DOOR
Remove
the
on
both
and
three
replace
screws Flip over in
new position using
pre-punched holes.
AIR HANDLER·
sides.
SUPPLY OPENING
UNIT
LANGE
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Connect
Use m.-List contaminated control tubing
Factory
1.
Refrigerant
field
supplied
be
insulated.
device. ALWAYS evacuate
before
and
The
bulb
case.
allow
and capillary
easy removal
of
the any sharp edges expansion valves,
permanently
to
Piping
~ubing
tubing
opening
Field-Installed
Make
installed
of
Do
because
outdoor
tubing
sure
the
of
the
the
onto
during
not
adjustable_
refrigerant
use
damaged,
it
may
the
coil and
unit
~ervice
Expansion
should be
capillary
case.
On
the
coils
installation.
grade. Suction
plug
refrigerant
field
valves.
Valves
routed
tube
will
not
f~ctory
s,ensmg
vapor
~ul~
lme m
tube
dirty,
flow
supplied
outstde contact
ins.talled
1s
order
or
not
2.
To assure accurate sensing and
bulb
should be placed on a
vapor
line
at
the
least
6"
from
" A
ALWAYS HAVE A
. WHEN WORKING WITH
ALWAYS CLOTHING,
USE
AND
four
the
coil
manifold.
WARNING
FIRE
'EXTINGUISHER AVAILABLE
AN
SAFETY GLASSES, PROTECTIVE
WORK GLOVES.
the
horizontal
or
eight
o'clock position and at·,.
OPEN .fLAME . .
best performance
section
of
· ·
A
the the
·
Vapor
line
THE
TXV
HEAT.
AVOID
DAMAGE
THE EXTREME HEAT
·
BE RE­PROCEDURE . VAPOR CHE(:KED.
VALVE CAN
PROPER
OVERHEATING
TO
TXV
SENSING
MOVED
AND
AND
Sensing attached clamps
8 p'clock 4 o'clock
Attach vapor
or
eight
position
A CAUTION A
BE
THE
DAMAGED
TXV
VALVE
BE
AND
PRECAUTIONS SHOULD
THE
INTERNAL COMPONENTS.
A CAUTION A
BULB
· CAN
FROM BRAZING.
BEFORE
LIQUID LINES ARE BRAZED
PERFORMING
NOT INSTALLED UNTIL AFTER
BE
DAMAGED
THE
BULB
ANY
bulb
with
bulb
to
line
at
four
o'clock
BY EXTREME
TAKEN
BRAZING
AND
TO
CAUSING
BY
SHOUlD
THE
LEAK
' 0
<jg
3.
Attach
4.
Insulate
5.
Coils · subcooiing value
TXV setting
NOTE:
When procedures.
the
bulb
the
materiai
(+
For . superheat
adjustment base
superheat~
superheat, back-out
1t4"
such
with
TXVs should be charged 10-12 degrees
or-
one degree)
the
majority
is
is
of
the
tighten
refrigeration
removing
TXV valve can be through on
securely
bulb
thoroughly
as
cork tape.
listed
of
is
required. However,
less
required. The
valve
the
service wrench
refrigerant,
the
the
front
with
of
sub-cooJing. with
installations
than
under
stem clockwise and
th~
ste,n1
always
accessed
valve cover-plate
of
the
air handler.
the
copper strap provided.
with
a suitable insulation
This
supercedes any
condensing unit's literature.
no
adjustment· to
if
or
adjustment
the
flare
counter-clockwise.
for
the
greater
st~m
nut. To mcrease
this
function.
use
standard reclaim
than
to
the
measured
so
· an
i~
at
the
decrease
Us~
a
·
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Page 9
Ductwork
This
air a·nd supply u' connection. must ·
Return The dimensions
minimum handler, regardless
When framing a return air
.
as be sure
iJ
handler
proper ducfing. Connect supply air
air
se
flexible connectors between
.be
insulated and covered
Air
shown ·
to
TopVi~w
shall
opening.
Ductwork
oUding
of
the
below; If
allo\1\,-room
ICI
the
same size
..
not
be
Secure
passing
return
as
of
the
air handler position. ·
platform,
the
air handler
fqr
wiring
-
Framed-in
-
IN
Opening
CM
i
37.3
A
·
IN
141/4
i
B
1
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I
MOOEL A B
RB01-
TFB36*
14
installed
duct
with
air duct
the
without
duct
to
flang
ductwork
through
return
and refrigerant lines.
·e
vapor barrier.
or
platform
air
the
opening size should be
is
to
be installed in a closet,
· •ID_I.
..
I
c
CM
IN
CM
IN
36.2
2 5 2 5
supply
over 1/2" flanges on
and
seal
and
unit
unconditioned
opening on
~
plenums
connection. at
discharge
space
must
be
the
F
t
Air
Handler Bottom
1
...E._
D
CM
·
E
IN
CM
IN
4
10.1
4
at
F
air
CM
10
.1
LINE VOLTAGE
. BEFORE PERFORMING ANY WORK
POWER.·SUPPLY HOUSEHOLD SERVICE BOX TO.AVOID THE POSSIBILIT_Y
OF
1.
a
The or for
2.
Refer
voltage
3.
See
specifications.
4.
Use
5.
The The ground lug
Conduit
CONNECTIONS
A WARNING A
ON
MUST BE.
SHOCK, INJURY, DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT
power
top
112",
only copper conductors
supply can be connected
of
the
air
3t4",
to
the
wire
Power
air
Top
..
handler.
1
",and
1114"
Control System section
gauges. · ·
Supply
handler
Knockout
of
handler
Table
must
is
located in
air
0
00
Conduit
conduit. ,
on
for
be
the
Locations
supply
THIS EQUIPMENT,
TURNED
page 9 for
permanently
field
Right side
air handler
Conduit knockouts
OFF
through
knockouts are providE
for
recommended lo\
wiring.
wiring
I
Conduit knockouts
AT
THE
OR
DEATH.
the
right
power .supp
grounde
box.
of
si1
l
a
RB01-
TFB48*
RB01-TFB60
Return
If
the
air handler ·
of
the
return air
listed
below
Model
RB01-TFB36DXN02/SOON
RB01-TFB48DXN02/SOON12NNW1801 RB01-TFB60DXN02/SOON12NNW1801
Air
16318141.6
1
6318 41.6 .221/4
*
Platform
for
221/4 56.5 3
Height
is
to
be used in
platform
the
specific model
12NNW1
56.5
3
I
the
should be no smaller
A01
7.6
3
7.6
3
upflow
of
air handler.
Inches
14 16 18
7.6
1314
7.6. 1314
position,
than
Platform
Height
v
4.4
4.4 .
the the
Cm
35.6
40.6
45.7
2 5
2
5
height height
7
Grounding
Field
wiring
(detail)
Grounding lug
box
Lug
Location
0
Page 10
24
VOLT
:
CONTRO~
$YSTEM
CONDENSATE
DRAIN
--
...
PLUMBING .
--
A WARNING A
BEFORE PERFORMING POWER HOUSEHOLD SERVICE BOX· SHOCK, INJURY, DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT,
SUPPLY
ANY
MUST
WORK
BE
T0
ON
TURNED
AVOID.THE POSSIBILITY OF
THIS EQUIPMENT,
OFF
AT
OR
DE~TH.
THE
A WARNING A
IMPROPER
OR
THE HEAT
PERSONAL INJURY,
Connection
Wire
low
Use
no. 18 AWG
between If
the
thermostat
use
16
AWG wire.
separated The
thermostat
the
current
installed. -. ·
THERMOSTAT
TYPE
SINGLE STAGE
TWO 1ST NIA
STAGE 2ND N/A N/A
When used for
models above 10 kW.
to
assist heat. Both stages energized Speed/Static Table heat.
All
b~eakers
Transformer
The
low-voltage tap. The 208-volt operation, remove terminal.
The acceptable voltage
Time
Delay
A
fan
relay
fan
motor.
type
fan
·
operate
INSTALlATION
ASSEMBLY
OR
to
unit
. ., .
voltage in accordance
wire
the
thermostat,
is
located more
All
wiring
from
incoming
preheat
listed
below
.-
OF THE ELECTRICAL WIRING
MAY
DEATH. . . . . . .
to
the
power
anticipator
for
EEC
5
RESULT IN FIRE, SERIOUS
with
wiring
make
the
unit,
and
than
must be.
leads. ·
should be adjusted
the
EEC
model
HEATER MODEL
7.5 .
.4 .4 .4 . 8
N/A.
with a heat
the
heat
while
EEC
series . electric heat assemblies over
factory-installed on
- . I
Information
transformer
transformer
and install
Tap
230 208
Relay
is
provided
All
models are equipped
relay which
for
a preset
purnp,
the
heat
W1
should be
pump. W2 must only be
of
heat
the
heat
for
maximum all.
is
it
onto
should
pump
factory
the
the
range
nev~r
is
operating.,
owable
the
heat
is
equipped
wired
for
yellow. wire
208-volt terminal.
for each
Voltage
207-253 187-229
Information
to
will
time
control
allow
after
the
the
the
relay
label
on
the
low
voltage connections
the
outdoor
100
NEC
Class
heat
10 15 20
N/A
· N/A
output
wired
wired
be
as~embly.
with
230-volt
tap
equipment.
feet
from
1 and must be
assembly
.4 .4
must be staged
as
auxiliary as
emergency
wired
so
See
auxiliary first-stage ·
the
10
a 208-
or
op~ratioh.
from
the
is
as follows: ·
Range
operation
with a time
fan
motor
is
of
delay "OFF"-
to
de-energized:
continue
blower.
the
to
match
as
Blower
kW
23E>-volt 230-volt
the
indoor
to
.8 .
.4 .4
to
have
unit
be
heat
be
For
to
A
CAUTION
. . : .
For
downflow, overflow emergency drain MUST be piped installed in a location immediately noticed.
Install
··
Use without slightly incline-d
·
·
away.from
condensate
drain
connection
trap
Condensate Drain Trap
1.
Do
not
2.
Neverterminate within
3.
Pitch
the
drain pan. · ·
' . . . .
4
~
If
condensate drain connection
the
blower, a trap
drainage.
5.
Condensate
from
the
6.
The dr:ain
prevent forming
7.
Test condensate system. · -
8 ..
If
unit damage supplied, under
(with
appropriate
the
pan.
pan
should alternative localities condensate to
a place
or
any
could
create a hazard
drain
left
drain
(see
illustration
toward
connect
the
return
drain
drain
connection size supplied:
line
sweating
on
the
is
located
may
result
external
the. entire
Any
be
to
may
line
where
installation
fitting
A
the
line
should
outside surfac:e
condensate
using an
MUST
open.
If
the
the
air
handler,
that
would
trap
as
size
or
below.)
drain.
CAUTION
drain line
an
open
air
duct,
platform
at
least 114"
must
be installed
lines
should
be
insulated
and
damage
drain
line
in
or
above a living
from
condensate
con·
densate
unit,
and a secqndary condensate line
trap)
should
drained
allow
(with
the
to a noticeable
exte
the
appropriate
condensate
A
where
or
water
be
used. The
emergency
its· outlet. MUST
allow
any drainage
close
to
the
larger.
Do Unit
not
A
to
a closed sewer.
sewer
or
drain
or
return plenum.
per
foot
is
onthe
to
not
be
where
due
of
the
line.
with
water
before '
overflow,
pan should be· installed
be
run
from
in
this
external
·rnal condensate pan, some
runnin.g
of a separate
trap)
will
be noticeable;
condensate
damage,
emergency
drain
coil
as
operate
must
connection
away
negative side
ensure positive
reduced
necessary,
to
condei"\Sate
. space -
the
condensate
place.
per
the
has
to
be
be
to
be
possible.
unit
be
level
from
the
in
size
operating
where
ct
fiet"
unjt
into
As an
3/4'~
local code
or
of
to
··
·
..
·
·.
8
Page 11
..
..
...
~
..
.:;·
. .
Wiring
w
8
E
E
Diagram
BE
8 W G
K E N
&
R
D
GN
POST
FAN
CD
RD
PURGE
RELAY
1-CIRCUIT
FEMALE
RD
.
BE
.
4-CIRCUIT
FEMALE
HEAT
CONTROL
RECEPTACLE
ELECTRIC
HEAT
APPLICABLE
BK
FOR
WHEN
REMOVE & CONNECT
TO
THE
208V
FOR
208V
OPERATION
CAPACITOR
~
TERMINAL
YW
BK
L1
L2
~~\lit•·
EQUIPMENt
GROUND
·
BK
, .
LOW
VOLTAGE
CONNECTIONS
C W
W2
I I I I
I I I I L -
I I I L - I I L - - - - I L -
--'-
L - - - - - - - ·_
POWER
kW
230
VAC
0
5* 10* 15* 20*
*kWaoes
CD
Ampacities and Minimum wire ampacity
canductors are in
~
Maximum
@ Wire
SUPPLY TABLE
Phase · No.
size based on 75°C copper wire with no more than three current-carrying conductors in the same condu.it. All wiring
of
Supply
Circuits 1 1 1 1 1 1 or2 1 1or2 51.2/68.2
not include motor watts.
size fuse
MBTUH
2081230
1
1'2
.6/17.1
1
25.6/34.1
38.4/51.2
over
current
protec~ion
values are used for sizing field power conductors. Refer
the
same conduit, the conductor's ampacity MUST
or
HACR-type circuit breaker for field wiring protection. .
R
G
I
-TO
R_Q_N
THERMOSTAT_
~
-
TO
UlN_lHERMOSTAL
_TQ_Yiz_QN__]iERMOSTAL
- - - -
Heat Load
Amps
20.9
41.7 62
.5
83.4
based on largest air handler motor load. Refer to specific
Min.
Wire
Ampacity
5.0 30 57
83
109
TO
VLQN_IHERMOSTAl_
TO
OUTDOO~N!l_
SINGLE
CIRCUIT
SUPPLY
CD
Max.
Fuse
Size
15 30 60 90
110
Wire
Size
~
(2.)
2
AWG
MM
AWG
14
2.1
10
5.3
13.3
6 4
21.2
2
33.6
-
to
be
the National Electrical Code (latest version), Article 310, for sizing conductors. When more than three current-carrying
derated. See Note 8 of Table 310 for ampacity adjustment factors.
-
-
-
-
- -
Ground
Size
~
2
MM
Ckt1
14
2.1 - - - - - -
10
5.3
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
..,.
5.3
10
8.4
8
6 13.3
57 57
mime
FIELD
WIRING
FACTORY
NOTE:
INSTALL
FOR
SINGLE
Min.
Wire
Ampacity
Ckt2 Ckt3
-
26 53
plate for exact ampacity and
CD
- -
-
-
Max.
Ckt1
60 60 60
MUST
Size
Ckt2
BLOWER
WIRING
JUMPER
BETWEEN
STAGE
HEAT
OPERATION
DUAL
Fuse
CD
Ckt3
- - -
-
30
-
overcurr~nt
conform to the National Electrical
CIRCUIT
Ckt1
AWG
MM2 AWG
. -
-
-
13
.3
6 6
13.3
protection size.
Wire
Ckt2
- - - -
- - -
10
6
MOTOR
W &
W2
SUPPLY
Size
(2.)
Ckt3
MM2 AWGMM2 AWG
....,
~
5.3
13
.3 - -
Code
-
and all local codes.
.
Ground
Ckt1
MW.
AWG
- - - -
-
- -
5.3_
10 10
5.3
Size
Ckt2 . Ckt3
MM2 AWG
- -
,...
- -
10
5.3
10
5.3
(2.)
2
MM
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
9
Page 12
' ·.~
Dimensions
.
..
l
H .
-~+------,--
~r==========~-.
OUTLETOPENING
G
----1
l
~~--~~~~~--
0
~-----~0-~=~~---~
.
,....___.
_I
1
LOW
VOLT
CONNECTIONS
LINE
VOLTAGE
LOW
KNOCK
VOLT
CONNECTIONS
OUTS
I
E
.
..
INLET
WIDTH
All
dimensions in inches
. Models A B c D E
RB01-TFB36.*
RB01-rFB48*
RB01-TFB60*
2 1/4'
' 2 1/4
2 1/4
3 5/8
3
5/8·
3 5/8
' '
1/4
15 1/4
~3.
13 1/4 '
13 1/4 15
15
F
43 3/8 15 17
481/8
481/8
19 1/8
.19 1/8
10
G .·
~
21
21
K~~~
INLET·WIDTH
. H
22
26 22 16 3/8
l
26
I .
18
22
-
J
14 '
163/8
K
16 1/4
22 1/4
22 1/4
Page 13
Motor
Speed
Correct below
heating
for
and cooling
correct cooling speed and
motor
speeds MUST
for
minimum
be
used
allowable
BLOWER SPEED I STATIC OPERATION TABLE
for
heating
proper
operation.
speed. ·
Refer
to
the
Blower Speed/Static Operation Tabl
UNIT
A*PC48A1 A*PC4881
MOTOR
SPEED
HIGH
r-------~------~----~--------~----r-------~--------~--------4-----~--~~--~
MEDIUM
LOW
*Specifications applicable Air
flow
shown
• No
heat
Decrease
50
Hertz-
• Standard
at
the
following
elements in air
CFM
1%
for
5 kW, 7.5 kW,
220 volts. Decrease
air
handler
filter.Dry
RESISTANCE HEAT
STATIC PRESSURE (IN. WC) ACROSS
HEAT ELEMENT@ MAX. CFM
*20
kW @.0.60"
*20
kW @ 0.50"
*20
kW@
to
upflow
handler
0.40"
and hor-izontal applications
conditions:
or
CFM
6%
coil
airflow
10
for
15
15
15
kW
heat
208
shown
volt
kW@
0.45"
kW@
0.40"
kW@
0.40"
kits. Decrease
operation
CFM @ EXTERNAL DUCT STATIC (IN. WC)
1680 1640
1440 1410 1380
.
1240
CFM
2%
1~20
. . .
for
15
kW
60 Hz OPERATION .
or
20
kW
.4
1590
1190
heat
kits
.5
1520
1340
1.
150
.6
1430
1250
1100
11
Page 14
ELECTRI.C HEATER
This
unit
is
not
equipped factory available not be covered
approved,
from
factory
field
your approved could cause damage under
the
KIT
withan
installed
equipment
equipment
electric
UL
supplier. Heaters
warranty.
listed
heater
heater
which
kit.
package that
would
Installation
Only
EEC
series
the
air
electric
handler. For
ease
heat
kit
handler. Consult installing contractor
heat
be installed before
electri~
assembly
of
installation,
heat
assemblies may be instal.led
to
be installed in each model
it
is
recommended
the
furnace plenum
for
that
the
the
is
installed . .
A WARNING A ·
BEFORE POWER SUPPLY MUST SERVICE INJURY, DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT,
1.
Remove
2.
Remove and discard removing air handler.
Remove handler
wiring and discard
3.
The black and yellow high voltage transformer leads should
4. from the element housing.
PERFORMING
BOX
TO
AVOID
the
upper
the
screws
air
field
box~
' . 0
be
connected
From
the
0 0
~
to
the terminal block or breaker
electrical
ANY WO.RK ON
BE
TURNED .OFF AT THE HOUSEHOLD
TfiE
POSSIBILITY
access
door
from
the
field
wiring
that
attach
compartment,
THIS
OR
DEATH.
the
compartment
it
to
the
·
oe.
0
9.
remove
EQUIPMENT,
OF
air handler.
right
Removetwo .
....
screws
<::::
of
the
SHOCK,
side
1'
tbe.heat kit.
cover plate
A
is
are
not
into
correct
of
air
electric
box by
of
the
5. Cut
the
wire
plug harness
·Carefully slide
6. sure
the
metal
the
element support rods into
boot
.
7. Make housing. Install into
the
.
8.
Connect
9.
Slide_
· wires according
Guide the matching holes in
r
tie so
heater
e~ges
or
sure
the
element housing. · the
heater plugs
heater
the
element
element
holdrng
that
the
kit
existing components in
·assembly the
to w·iring
the
it
heat assembly
or
heater plug and
will
hang
out
elements do
the
into
not
matching holes in the blower
is.botto~~-d
. screws provided
to
the
heater receptacles.
in and secure
diagram
support rods
the
- .
blower
c,
into
of
the
electrical box.
the
element opening.
rub
or
the
electrical box. Guide
put
agai~
through
with
three
on
p~ge
·
9.
· ·
boot
unroll
the
heater
scrape against
.~t
the
the
Heater receptacle
element
assembly and
screws.
Attach
Be
the
12
. !
Page 15
HEATING SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRIC HEAT ASSEMBLY NOMENCLATURE
·
EE
· C 15 B 1
T T T . T T T
ELECTRIC
HEAT
ASSEMBLY SERIES SERIES 230
DESIGN k-WAT B=BREAKER 1 = 1 PHASE REVISION
HEATING TEMPERATURE RISE
Formula:
Temp.
Rise
3160
Based multiply
to
pressure in system.
w
=
CONSTANT
.
kW = kW
CFM
. on 230-volt operation. For voltage
CFM
RATING
=
AIR
FLOW
temperature rise by .capacity correction factor. Refer
tables to. determine Cfm
TEMPERATURE
VOLTS
N=
NO
.
of =
3160xkW
CFM
OF
UNIT
AT
SPECIFIED
R~SE
°F
BREAKER
CONDITIONS
at
total
•A
other
than 230,
external static
.
~
.
HEATING
1-
z 260
::) . 250 .
~
~
< 220
t-:
- 210
0>
>
~
Q. Q.
::)
en
For correction multiply
times
For rise, factor for
CORRECTION
1-+-'--4----+-'--+/----;-+i
240
1-+---lf-----t-.....,.r-t-1
230-
1+---t-/--+-v~/-+--t-1
H--+-v--r--+--+---t-1
H-___,.,&.t----+--+-+1
/
200
Ef::::::f:=::±:==±::::i:j
.7
the
kW
at
~8
FACTOR
··
of
correction
rating
the
230 volts.
.
CAPACITY
the
~orrection
multiply. the
times
the
kW
FACTOR
.
.9 1.0 1.1
CORRECTION
unit
output~
factor
at
230 volts .
of
temperature
correction
rise ·calculated
.
t'
CFM
500 19 600 700 800
900 1000 1100 1200
1300 1400 1500 1600 1700
•.
1800
. '
1900 2000
. 2100
'
3
16
.
5 32 26
' .
TOTALkW
10
40 35 32 29 26
.
.15
20
68 59
53
:
47 43 40 36
34
..
32 30 28 26
·25
..
.70 .
63 57 53
49 45 42 39 37
35 33 32
..
. ,
30
. 13 .
.
\..}
Page 16
AIR HANDLING UNIT
·
..
··
JRBo
l
J-~~~§]§1~
SERIES
t[~~GJ§J~~~~
NOM~NCLATURE
.
~
~
. Order No.
(2
cha~:acters)
.
. . . ·
L:
01, 02,
...
Product Serie
.
A,B
(f
.character)
. -
/ .
\
Power Supply (2. characters)'
. -1: Single phase, 3; Three phases
Control Moqe
·
w:
Wire , ·R: Remote ·
Filter }'ype
N:
Without filter 1: Washable Before 3: High 5:
Speed Before Fan
Hepa After Fart 6: Bag After Fan ·
Fresh Air Supply
Y:Yes ,-N:
SEER (2 characters)
10,12,13;14,.
(l
(1
character).
No ·
,.
~
.
character) .
Fan ,
2:
..
(1
character)
··
Low Speed Before Fan 4:
Bag Before
Pipe Connection Side· ( 1 chanrcter) ·
R: Right, L:·
.Electrical.
(Kw)
NO: Without Electrical
Left~·
N:
Heater
Not Important
Power (2 characters)
Heate~
F~
. . .
Skin:
Type ( 1 character)
S:
Single , D:-Double
Refrigerant ( 1
1: 134A.,
Heatihg. T)'pe (2 .
..
WH
-:
W~ter
Sll
:Steam Heating, NO: NoHea:ting
_.
character)
2:
R22', 3: R407C , 4: R410A
charact~;r)
Heating , EH: Electrical Heater;
Coqling Type (2 character)
. .. .
CW
: Cooling Water, DX: Cooling DX ,
CH:
Cooling & Heatllig , NO : No Cooling
. Cooling CapacitY (2 _characters)
' ..
lOOOBtulh
. -
Position (2' charaCters)
V:
Vertical , H: Honzontal ,
• .
B:
Both
Manufacturer (2 chara<;ters)
.
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Air Conditioning Systems
Cooling & Heating
TRUST AIR-CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT CO. Shiraz office: 8 th floor, Alvand Blog., Dostan St., Moaliabad Ave., SHIRAZ, IRAN., Post code: 71877-14446 Tel.: +98-71-36341070 Fax.: +98-71-36341094 Tehran office: No. 19- koohe nour St.- Motahhari St.­TEHRAN, IRAN., Post code: 15876-73111 Tel.: +98-21-89389 Fax.: +98-21-88541903 Ahwaz office: No. 309- Kaveh St.- AHWAZ, IRAN., Post code: 61939- 47911 Tel.: +98-61-32230647-8 Fax.: +98-61-32230647
E-mail: info@trustacs.com Web site: http://www.trustacs.com
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