Models ED060, ED090 and 120 are desi
flow onl
The ED180 is factor
blower section ma
Units ma
return, with suppl
or a combination of these items.
Units are complet el
wired, tested and read
mounted in the blower se cti on. Units less motor and drive or
with alternate motors and drives are not available.
The units require electrical power, duct connections or plenum, condenser wa ter p ipi n
tial support at the point of installation.
Wate r pi pi n
made from either side of unit. Low volta
side onl
Drain connections a r e ma de on the ri
except the ED180, which can be made form either side.
and can not be field converted to horizontal airflow.
assembled f or vertical air flow, but the
be field converted for horizontal airflow.
be installed either with ductwork on supply and
air plenum and return air grille accessor
factory assembled, refr igerant ch arged,
for installation. Motor and drive are
, condensate drai n a nd s ub sta n-
connections an d power wiring entrance can be
.
ned for vertical air-
e entrance on right
ht side only for all units
CAUTIONS, NOTES AND WARNINGS
INSPECTION
Immediately upon receiv ing the unit, it should be inspected
for possible da ma
should be noted on the carrier’s frei
request for inspection b
in writin
.
e during transit. If damage is evident, it
ht bill. A separate
the carrier’s agent should be ma de
LIMITATIONS
1.Units are not suitable for brackish or salt water.
2.Refer to Table 1 for recomm en ded c ond ens er w ater flo w
rate and water temperature rise for coolin
cation.
3.Excessively high GPM and low water temperature may
result in coil freeze up.
4.A water-re
applications; it should be adjusted to maintain a head
pressure of 220 psi
approximatel
5.Excessivel
result in H.P. Cutout trip, 325 PSI.
6.Units are not intended for outdoor installation.
ulating valve is recommended for city water
and a water temperature rise of
20°F.
low GPM and high water temperature may
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7.These units should be installed in accordance with:
a.Re
must conform to provisions of National Electrical Code (NFPE Pamphlet # 70) and local ordinances.
MINIMUM
2
20
1
MAXIMUM
150
1
3
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EAVING CONDENSER WATER TEMPERATURE
1.
Utilization Range “A” in accordance with ARI Standard 110.
2.
The water pressure must be great enough to overcome the pressure drop of the condenser and the condenser water piping.
3.
Although the water side is only leak tested for 150psig, the maximum water-side working pressure of the condenser is 450 psig.
Class 150 fittings in the unit’s condenser water piping are good for 300 psig. For 300 psig applications, a sealing material (Locktite or equivalent) must be applied to all threaded connections to assure a leak-tight installation. The water regulating valve accessories are limited to a maximum 150 psig.
4.
The limitation for entering condenser water temperature will vary with condenser water GPM.
INSTALLATION
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ACCESSORIES
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Refer to the following instructions for installation of accessories:
•Form 550.13-N10.1U Electric Heat
THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INSTALLED IN
STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH THE ENCLOSED
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND ANY
APPLICABLE LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL
CODES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
•Form 550.13-N10.2U Suppl
•Form 550.13-N10.3U Return Air Grille
•Form 550.12-N10.7U Hot Water Coil and Non-Freeze
Steam Coil
•Form 560.20-N1.5 W ate r Re
Air Plenum
ulating Valve
BUILDING, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
CODES.
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LOCATION
1.Units may be located in the conditioned space or in an
adjacent room. Units ma
must be protected from freezin
2.Units should be installed in an area offerin
power and control wir in
densate trap and pi pin
if required, outdoor air duct if required, and supply
in
not be located outdoors, and
.
proper
, condenser water piping, con-
, overflow if required, heating pip-
and return air.
FOR WINTER SHUTDOWN, RESIDUAL WATER
MUST BE BLOWN FROM THE CONDENSER IF
THE UNIT IS LOCATED IN AN AREA WHERE
THE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE MAY DROP
BELOW 32°F OR IF THE UNIT HAS AN OUTDOOR AIR INTAKE.
3.Supply air may be ducted or distributed with a plenum.
Return air ma
an inlet
be ducted, unducted or returned through
rille. If the unit is to have an outdoor air intake,
it should be located near and outside wall.
Units should be located for ease of service, with adequate
clearance for compressor access, front and ri
drive access, chan
filters, and heating coil service if
required. Refer to respective unit dimension detail (Fi
ht side, fan
ure 2,
3, and 4) for required clearances.
FOUNDATION
1.Units may be placed on the floor or b e elev ated o n a su itable platform.
2.No special foundation or isolation is required for most
applications.
a.Unit incorporates adequate isolation to eliminate
fan, compressor, and condensin
Flexible duct is also recommended.
b.It is not necessar
in
structure.
to bolt unit to the floor or support-
c.Floor or platform must be capable of supportin
operatin
wei
3.For installations requirin
followin
weight of the unit. See Table 2 for unit
hts.
extreme quiet operation, the
precautions should be considered:
a.Locate unit outside the conditioned space.
b.Suppl
and return air ducts should be used, connected to the unit with asbestos cloth collars, and
lined with sound absorbing material.
section vibration.
the
c.Support the unit on a separate floor structure form
that of the conditioned space.
d.Place a non-deteriorating sound isolation pad under
the entire unit base.
CLEARANCE
Clearance must be provided for:
1.Air intake and discharge – with or without ductwork.
2.Condenser water pipin
and connections.
3.Electrical power conne cti on s.
4.Heatin
coil piping and connections, if required.
5.Trapped condensate drain connection.
6.Maintenance and service access. Recommended minimum clearances for units are shown on the unit dimension drawin
are based on standard arran
standard arran
’s Figures 2, 3, and 4. These clearances
ements of units. For non-
ements, allow clearan ce s th at are in line
with the recommended minimum values shown.
RIGGING
1.Lift with slings under the unit.
2.Use spreader bars across the top of the unit to prevent
crushin
3.Avoid possible surface dama
the unit frame and panels.
e by NOT removing the
carton or the skids un til the unit is at or near its final location and soon to be installed.
TABLE 2: OPERATING AND SHIPPING WEIGHT
(LBS.)
MODEL C2ED060090120180
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HIPPING WEIGHT
O
PERATING WEIGHT
4527558091115
4026907441040
UNCRATNG
Keep the units in their carton until moved close to point of
installation. Units are mounted on skids and should be
“trucked” to location in a vertical position. Under no circumstances should the
1.Remove the shippin
2.Remove skid from under the unit.
3.Remove front access panel from condenser section.
This is necessar
denser water pipin
blocks.
pin
be “walked” on the corners of the crate.
carton.
for access to the electrical box, con-
and the removal of compre ssor s hip-
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TABLE 3: PHYSICAL DATA
DESCRIPTION
Quantity Per Unit
C
OMPRESSOR
(F
ULLY HERMETIC
3-3/4 ton-2-5-Ton1-21
10-Ton--Rows Deep x Rows Wide3 x 243 x 243 x 324 x 26
Finned Length - inches30464654.5
E
VAPORATOR COIL
Face Area - square feet5.07.710.212.4
Tube (Copper) OD - inches3/83/83/81/2
Fins (Aluminum) per inch13131312
C
ENTRIFUGAL BLOWER
(F
ORWARD CURVE
2
M
OTORS
F
ILTERS
(T
HROWAWAY
)
)
Diameter x Width - inches10 x 1015 x 1515 x 1518 x 18
Nominal HP Rating
Quantity per Unit
Face Area - square feet5.611.111.116.7
Quantity Per Unit
C
ONDENSER
(W
ATER COOLED
)
3-3/4 Ton-2-5 Ton1-23
Refrigerant-22, lbs. - oz.
O
PERATING CHARGE
System - 15-14-95-14
System - 2-4-95-145-4
1.
The 10-Ton system is wired for first stage operation.
2.
The refer to Table 15 for additional blower motor and drive data.
UNIT MODEL
CED060CED090CED120CED180
3/4
(1@460-3-60)
1-1/223
16” x 25” x 1”24420” x 20” x 1”---6
12-0
1
1
2
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TABLE 4: COOLING CAPACITY 80°F TO 90°F
AIR ENTERING
MODEL
CED
060
(1 Phase)
060
(3 Phase)
090
120
180
1.
These capacities are gross ratings. For net capacities, determine the Kw requirements of the supply air blower motor per T able 8.
Convert kW to MBH per the following equation and deduct this equivalent heat from the gross cooling ratings.
BLOWER MOTOR kW x (3.415 MBH / kW) = Blower Motor Heat (MBH)
2.
Compressor kW only. For total unit kW, add the kW requirement of the supply air blower per Table 8.
These capacities are gross ratings. For net capacities, determine the Kw requirements of the supply air blower motor per Table 8.
Convert kW to MBH per the following equation and deduct this equivalent heat from the gross cooling ratings.
BLOWER MOTOR kW x (3.415 MBH / kW) = Blower Motor Heat (MBH)
2.
Compressor kW only. For total unit kW, add the kW requirement of the supply air blower per Table 8.