Engineered air PD SERIES User manual

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INSTALLATION, OPERATION
AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
FOR
PD SERIES
PACKAGED POOL DEHUMIDIFICATION UNITS
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR MODELS
UNIT MODEL NO. ___________________
UNIT SERIAL NO. ___________________
SERVICED BY: _____________________
TEL. NO: __________________________
CANADIAN
HEAD OFFICE
AND FACTORY
USA
HEAD OFFICE
AND FACTORY
CANADIAN
EASTERN FACTORY
1401 HASTINGS CRES. SE
CALGARY, ALBERTA
T2G 4C8
Ph: (403) 287-2590
Fx: 888-364-2727
32050 W. 83r
d
STREET
DESOTO, KANSAS
66018
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NEWMARKET, ONTARIO
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Ph: (905) 898-1114
Fx: (905) 898-7244
SALES OFFICES ACROSS CANADA AND USA
Retain instructions with unit and maintain in a legible condition.
Please give model number and serial number when contacting
factory for information and/or parts.
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
You Have Responsibilities Too...........................................................................................................................................................3
Introduction.........................................................................................................................................................................................3
Safety Precautions..............................................................................................................................................................................3
Warranty.............................................................................................................................................................................................4
Parts...................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Receiving............................................................................................................................................................................................5
Temporary Storage............................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Installation ..........................................................................................................................................................................................6
Codes.................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Minimum Clearance To Combustibles And For Service In Inches (Mm)............................................................................................. 7
Clearance For Condenser Air Flow..................................................................................................................................................... 8
Lifting.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Mounting............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Shipping Materials............................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Assembly.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Split Unit Wiring.......................................................................................................................................................................10
Piping, Electrical Or Control Service Connections............................................................................................................................ 11
Electrical Installation......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Recommended 24v Field Wiring Size.....................................................................................................................................12
Coil Connections............................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Drain Traps....................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Flushing And Degreasing Of Water And Glycol Coils....................................................................................................................... 14
Heat Transfer Fluids................................................................................................................................................................14
Pool Water Piping ...................................................................................................................................................................15
Before Start-Up.................................................................................................................................................................................15
Start-Up Check List...........................................................................................................................................................................15
Operation..........................................................................................................................................................................................19
Cooling Components........................................................................................................................................................................19
Refrigerant Handling......................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Compressor Oil................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
Shutdown Procedure........................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Charging Instructions........................................................................................................................................................................ 23
Reheat Systems......................................................................................................................................................................23
Maintenance.....................................................................................................................................................................................25
Electrical........................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Belt Adjustment ................................................................................................................................................................................ 25
Set Screws ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Bearing Setscrew Torques ............................................................................................................................................................... 27
Lubrication Of Fan Bearings............................................................................................................................................................. 27
Lubrication Of Dodge Fan Bearings.................................................................................................................................................. 28
Motor Lubrication.............................................................................................................................................................................. 30
Filters................................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
Controls............................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
Control Enclosure Ventilation ........................................................................................................................................................... 31
Outdoor Air Intakes, Mixing Sections And Dampers......................................................................................................................... 31
Coils.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 32
Coil Winterization....................................................................................................................................................................32
Coating Maintenance........................................................................................................................................................................ 32
Heating....................................................................................................................................................................................33
Refrigeration..................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Trouble Shooting ..............................................................................................................................................................................35
Start Up Record................................................................................................................................................................................36
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YOUHAVERESPONSIBILITIESTOO
Thisinstallation,operationandmaintenancemanualcannotcovereverypossibility,situationor
eventuality.Regularservice,cleaningandmaintainingtheequipmentisnecessary.Ifyouarenotcapable
ofperformingthesetasks,hireaqualifiedservicespecialist.Failuretoperformthesedutiescancause
propertydamageand/orharmtothebuildingoccupantsandwillvoidthemanufacturers’warranty.
INTRODUCTION
EngineeredAirunitsarehighqualityproductsdesignedandmanufacturedtoprovidemanyyearsof
trouble‐freeoperation.Werecommendthatthismanualbereadthoroughlytoensureproperinstallation,
efficientoperationandpropermaintenanceofthisequipment.Thesubmittalrecordisconsideredtobe
partoftheInstallation,OperationandMaintenanceManual.Pleasereportanyomissionstothenational
servicemanager.
Natatoriums(Indoorswimmingfacilities)haveinherentissueswithhighrelativehumiditywithinthe
buildingenvelope.Excessivehumiditywithinastructurecancompromisethebuildingintegrityorpromote
thegrowthofmoldandmildew.Itisnecessarytocontroltherelativehumiditytominimizetheassociated
problems.Theprimaryfunctionofapooldehumidifier(PDseriesunit)istomanagethehumiditylevels
withinthefacilities.Thishelpstoreducetheadverseeffectsofhighhumidityonthebuilding.
Additionalfunctionsforthepooldehumidifiermayincludespaceventilation,comfortheatingand/or
coolingandpoolwaterheating.
ControlisnormallyaccomplishedbymeasuringthesensibleroomtemperatureandtheRH%.Thisisthen
calculatedbythecontrollertodeterminethedewpoint.
SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
Read,understandandfollowthecompletemanualbeforebeginningtheinstallation,includingallsafety
precautionsandwarnings.
Warning:
Improperinstallation,adjustment,alteration,serviceormaintenancecancause
propertydamage,injuryordeath.Readtheinstallation,operatingandmaintenance
instructionsthoroughlybeforeinstallingorservicingthisequipment.
Warning:Thisunitisconnectedtohighvoltages.Electricalshockordeathcouldoccurif
instructionsarenotfollowed.Thisequipmentcontainsmovingpartsthatcanstart
unexpectedly.Injuryordeathcouldoccurifinstructionsarenotfollowed.Allwork
shouldbeperformedbyaqualifiedtechnician.Alwaysdisconnectandlockoutpower
beforeservicing.DONOTbypassanyinterlockorsafetyswitchesunderany
circumstances.

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WARRANTY
LIMITEDWARRANTYENGINEEREDAIRwillfurnishwithoutcharge,F.O.B.factory,freightcollect,
replacementpartsfor,orrepairstoproductscoveredhereinwhichprovedefectiveinmaterialor
workmanshipundernormalandproperuseforaperiodoftwelve(12)monthsfromtheinitialstart‐upor
eighteen(18)monthsfromthedateofshipment,whicheverexpiressooner,providedthecustomergives
ENGINEEREDAIRwrittennoticeofsuchdefectswithinsuchtimeperiodsandprovidedthatinspectionby
ENGINEEREDAIRestablishesthevalidityoftheclaimandallpertinentinvoiceshavebeenpaidinfull.The
repairsorreplacementswillbemadeonlywhenthecompleteproduct(s)orpart(s)claimedtobedefective
arereturnedtoENGINEEREDAIRoradepotdesignatedbyENGINEEREDAIR,transportationcharges
prepaid.Repairsorreplacementsasprovidedforbythisparagraphshallconstitutefulfillmentofall
ENGINEEREDAIR'sobligationswithrespecttothiswarranty.Therefrigerantchargeisnotincludedinany
partofthiswarranty.Thiswarrantydoesnotapplytoanyproductsorpartsthereofthathavebeensubject
toaccident,misuseorunauthorizedalterations,orwhereENGINEEREDAIR'sinstallationandservice
requirementshavenotbeenmet.
Theforegoingwarrantyisinlieuofallotherwarranties,expressorimplied.ENGINEEREDAIRspecifically
disclaimsanyimpliedwarrantyofmerchantabilityand/orfitnessforpurpose.Undernocircumstances
shallENGINEEREDAIRbeliableto,norberequiredtoindemnify,Buyeroranythirdpartiesforanyclaims,
losses,labor,expensesordamages(includingspecial,indirect,incidental,orconsequentialdamages)of
anykind,resultingfromtheperformance(orlackthereof)ofthisAgreementortheuseof,orinabilityto
usethegoodssoldhereunder,including,butnotlimitedto,damagesfordelay,temporaryheating/cooling
costs,lossofgoodwill,lossofprofitsorlossofuse.Furthermore,thepartiesagreethattheBuyer'ssole
remedyunderthisAgreementshallbelimitedtothelimitedwarrantysetforthintheprecedingparagraph
relatingtotherepairorreplacementofanydefectivegoods.Undernocircumstancesshallanyclaimor
awardagainstENGINEEREDAIRexceedtheoriginalcontractpricewhetherawardedthrougharbitration,
litigationorotherwise.
ENGINEEREDAIRWarrantyisvoidif:
1. Theunitisnotinstalledinaccordancewiththismanual.
2. Thestart‐upandoperationoftheunitisnotperformedinaccordancewiththismanual.
3. Theunitisallowedtooperateduringbuildingconstruction.

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PARTS
Warning:
Anyreplacementpartmustbeofequivalentlistingorcertificationandbefunctionally
equivalent.Thereplacementpartmustmeettheoriginal’sspecificationintermsof
functionalityincludingcertifications,timing,inputandoutputrange,accuracyand
operation.
Failuretoreplacepartsorcomponentswithequivalentpartscancauseproperty
damage,injuryordeath.
1. Motors:
Motormanufacturershaveservicecentersthatwillrepairorreplacemotorsasrequired.
2. PartsOtherThanMotors:
ContactthenearestEngineeredAirsalesofficeorfactory.BesuretoincludeModelNumber,Serial
Number,dateofinstallationandnatureoffailurealongwiththedescriptionofthepartsrequired.
Somepartsmaynotbestockeditemsthatmustbemadeorordered.
RECEIVING
Refertothebackofthepackingslipforreceivingunitinstructions.
Onreceiptoftheunit,checkfordamage.Inspectprotectivecoversforpuncturesorothersignsthatthere
maybeinternaldamage.Removeprotectivecoversandcheckforinternaldamage.Replacecoversifthe
unitisnotbeingassembledorinstalledatthistime.Openaccessdoorsandcheckforinternaldamage.
Closeaccessdoorswhentheinspectioniscomplete.
Allunitsarepre‐testedatthefactoryimmediatelypriortoshippingandareensuredtobeingood
operatingconditionatthattime.Ifdamageisfoundfollowtheinstructionsonthepackingslip.
Onreceiptoftheunit,checkelectricalcharacteristics(seeratingplate)tomakesuretheunitvoltageis
compatiblewiththatavailablefortheunit.Allpartsforfieldinstallationarelistedontheshippingorder
form.
TEMPORARYSTORAGE
Ifaunitistobestoredpriortoinstallationthefollowingprecautionsarerequired:
• Storeinawelldrainedareathatwillnotaccumulatesurfacewater.
• Storeinanareawheretheunitwillnotgetdamaged.
• Theentireperimeterandanyfullheightcrossmembersoftheunitmustbesupportedbyalevel
surfaceandthesupportingsurfacemustbeadequateforsupportingtheentireweightoftheunit.
• Allprotectivecoveringsthatwereprovidedforshippingmustbeinplace.
• Protectindoorunitsfromrainandsnow.

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INSTALLATION
Warning:OnlyequipmentbearingaCSAC22.2No.213orUL1604ratingplate(label)withan
accompanyingCSACertificationmarkissuitableforinstallationinahazardous
location.ThehazardouslocationmustconformwiththeClass,Division,Groupand
temperaturecode(ifshown)displayedontheratingplate(label).
Ifnotmarkedasnotedabove,theunitisnotratedforhazardouslocationsandshould
notbeinstalledinareasrequiringanyhazardouslocationrating.
Caution:
Allwiring,pipingandfuellineinstallationmustbecompletedbyqualifiedpersonsin
accordancewithallfederal,state,provincialand/orlocalcodes.
Note:Installationshallbeinaccordancewiththismanualandallotherassociatedcomponentand
controlInstallation,OperationandMaintenanceManuals.
CODES
InCanada:
1. TheinstallationofthisunitshallbeinaccordancewiththelatesteditionoftheCanadianElectrical
Code,Part1–C.S.A.StandardC22.1,ProvincialandLocalCodes,andinaccordancewiththelocal
authoritieshavingjurisdiction.
2. ThisunitshallbeelectricallygroundedinaccordancewiththelatesteditionoftheCanadian
ElectricalCode,Part1–C.S.A.StandardC22.1,ProvincialandLocalCodes,andinaccordancewith
thelocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.
3. TheinstallationofthisunitshallbeinaccordancewiththelatesteditionoftheNationalPlumbing
CodeofCanada,ProvincialandLocalCodes,andinaccordancewiththelocalauthoritieshaving
jurisdiction.
4. TheinstallationofthisunitshallbeinaccordancewithallotherNational,ProvincialandLocal
Codes,andinaccordancewiththelocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.
InUSA:
1. TheinstallationofthisunitshallbeinaccordancewiththelatesteditionoftheNationalElectrical
Code(ANSI/NFPA70),StateandLocalCodesandinaccordancewiththelocalauthoritieshaving
jurisdiction.
2. ThisunitshallbeelectricallygroundedinaccordancewiththelatesteditionoftheNational
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havingjurisdiction.
3. Iftheunithasnotbeenprovidedwithanelectricdisconnectswitch,oneofadequateampacity
shallbeinstalledinaccordancewithArticle430oftheNationalElectricalCode(ANSI/NFPA70).
4. TheinstallationofthisunitshallbeinaccordancewiththelatesteditionoftheNationalStandard
PlumbingCode(NSPC),StateandLocalCodesandinaccordancewiththelocalauthoritieshaving
jurisdiction.
5. TheinstallationofthisunitshallbeinaccordancewithallotherNational,StateandLocalCodes,
andinaccordancewiththelocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.
MINIMUMCLEARANCETOCOMBUSTIBLESANDFORSERVICEININCHES(mm)
MODEL
COMBUSTIBLECLEARANCESERVICECLEARANCE
TOPFRONTBACKSIDEBOTTOMSERVICESIDECONTROL
PANEL†
ELECTRICHEAT1"(25)1"(25)6"(152)1"(25) 0UNITWIDTH+
10"(254)42"(1067)
FLUIDCOILS&
RECOVERYDEVICES1"(25)1"(25)1"(25)1"(25) 0UNITWIDTH42"(1067)
OTHERUNITS1"(25)1"(25)1"(25)1"(25) 024"(610)42"(1067)
†‐AsrequiredbytheCanadianElectricalCodeortheNationalElectricalCode.
ForSafetyandService,theminimumclearancesmustbeobserved.

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CLEARANCEFORCONDENSERAIRFLOW
Properairflowisessentialfortheoperationofthisequipment.Maintainatleast60”(1500mm)clearance
betweenthecondensercoilandanyobstruction.Maintainatleast96”(2400mm)betweenadjacent
condensingsections.Donotplacecondensersectionsinawell.Wellscreateasituationwhereairre‐
circulatesfromthecondenserfanbacktothecondensercoil.Enclosuresmustbedesignedforproperair
flowandtopreventblockageorre‐circulatedair.
LIFTING
EngineeredAirunitsareconstructedonastructuralsteelbaseframe.Theunitbaseframeisequipped
withliftinglugsspecificallylocatedtofacilitateproperliftingoftheunit.Spreaderbarsmustbeusedto
keepriggingawayfromtheunitcabinetry.Allliftinglugsmustbeused.Ifusingalifttruck,ONLYliftusing
theperimeterstructuralframe.DONOTallowforkstoliftoncabinetorunitfloor.
Note:Theremaybebottommountedcomponents,suchasdrainpiping,thatcanbeeasilydamaged.
1524
60" (MIN)
1524
60" (MIN)
60" (MIN)
1524
CURB OR SUPPORT
1219mm
48" (MIN)
1219mm
48"(MIN)
12" (MIN)
305mm
DO NOT OBSTRUCT
CANTILEVERED SECTION
DO NOT OBSTRUCT
CANTILEVERED COND. SECTION
ENCLOSURE OR
OBSTRUCTION
CURB OR SUPPORTCURB OR SUPPORT
ELEVATION VIEW
ELEVATION VIEW
PLAN VIEW
2438mm
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Warning:Injuryordeathcanresultfromimproperriggingandlifting.Riggingandliftingof
equipmentmustbeperformedbyqualifiedpersonnelwithproperequipmentusing
appropriateandapprovedsafetyprecautions.
MOUNTING
Unitsmustbemountedlevel.Failuretodosocancausewatertobetrappedindrainpansoroperational
problemsthatcanvoidwarranty.Failuretodosocanresultininjuryordeath,damagetheequipment
and/orbuildingandcanbeacauseofpoorindoorairquality.
Equipmentmustbeinstalledsothatsufficientworkingclearanceandcomponentaccessisprovided.
Someunitsaredesignedforcantileveredinstallation.ConsulttheSubmittalRecordforspecificunit
mounting.
ConsulttheSubmittalRecordforspecificunitmounting.EngineeredAirunitsareconstructedforthree
typesofmounting:
1. Basemounting–ConsulttheSubmittalRecordfortypeofmounting.Unlesstheunitisspecifically
designedforpointorothermounting,thebaseoftheunitmustbesupportedcontinuouslybya
mountingsupportsystemthatisdirectlybelowtheunitstructuralbaseframeandrunstheentire
lengthandwidthoftheunit.RefertotheSubmittalRecordformountinginformation.Units100”
(2500mm)wideandundercanbesupportedoneachsidecontinuouslyalongthelengthofthe
unit.Asaminimum,sleepersthatareinstalledperpendiculartothelengthoftheunitmustbe
continuousacrossthewidthoftheunitandshallbeinstalledattheendliftingpointbaserailsand
thelesserof80”(2000mm)oncenteroratallliftingpoints.
2. Suspendedmounting–Whereunitshavebeendesignedforsuspendedmounting,factoryprovided
connectionsforhangerrodswillbeprovided.Allhangerrodsupportsmustbeused.Suspended
unitsmustbeprotectedfromdamage.Wheninstalledinaircrafthangers,parkinggaragesor
repairgaragestheinstallationmustcomplywhereapplicablewith:
a) TheCanadianNaturalGasandPropaneInstallationCode,C.S.A.StandardB149.1
b) TheStandardonAircraftHangers,ANSI/NFPA409
c) TheStandardonParkingGarages,ANSI/NFPA88A
d) TheStandardonRepairGarages,ANSI/NFPA88B
3. Roofcurbmounting–Thecurbsareconstructedofheavygaugeloadbearing,galvanizedsteel,and
mustbefullyinsulatedafterinstallation.Woodnailerstripsareprovidedforeasyattachmentof
roofflashing.Gasketmaterialissuppliedwiththeunitandmustbefieldmountedonthecurbto
sealthejointbetweenthecurbandtheunitframe.Thecurbmustbesupportedalongitsentire
perimeterandanyfullheightcrossmembersasshownontheshopdrawings.Pointloadingof
curbsisnotpermissible.
Thegasketmaterialprovidedforthecurbisclosedcellfoam.Closedcellfoamisdenseanddoes
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sealingbetweensections.Thegasketmaterialforsplitsisopencellfoam.Itislessdensethanthe
closedcellfoamandcompresseseasily.
ONLYUSETHECLOSEDCELLFOAMGASKETPROVIDEDFORSEALINGTHECURB.
Curbsmaybebrokendownforshipping.Fieldassemblyisrequiredbytheinstallingcontractor.
Boltallsectionstogetheratsplitjointsusinghardwareprovided.Theinstallingcontractormust
caulkandsealalljointandcornerflashings.Allflashingsandbracesthatareprovidedmustbe
installed.DONOTscrew/penetratejoint,corneroradaptorflashings.Refertoassembly
instructionssentwithroofcurb.
SHIPPINGMATERIALS
Removeshippingmaterials.Shippingmaterialsmayinclude,butarenotlimitedto:
• Protectivecoversoveropenings,inlets,condensercoilsetc.
• Protectivecoversoversplitsectionsifprovided.
• Tie‐downbolts,strapsandblocksonfanandcompressorvibrationisolators.
• Tie‐downbolts,strapsandblocksontiltequippedheatpipesandenthalpy/desiccantwheelsif
supplied.
• Indirectfiredheatexchangersmaybesupportedwithwoodforshipping.Remove.
ASSEMBLY
Warning:Assemblyofsplitunitsrequiresboltingtogetherthebaseframeofadjacentsections.
Thismayrequirepersonneltoworkundertheunitduringassembly.Injuryordeathcan
resultfromimpropersupportorimproperloadingofthecurb.Additionaltemporary
supportshallbeprovidedbytheinstallerforthesafetyofpersonnel.
Iftheunitissplitandshippedinsections,thesectionsmustbefieldassembled.Allsectionsarepre‐drilled
forassembly.Thehardwareandgasketsarepackedinoneofthesections.Applythegasket,alignthe
sections.Thebaseframemustbeboltedtogetherfirst.Accessbelowtheunitforboltingofthebase
framemustbeprovided.Oncethebaseframehasbeentightlyfastened,looselyassembleallthebolts
andnuts,andthentighten.Caulkallsplitlines.Installsplitjointcaps.Theinlethoodisdesignedforfield
installation.Onoutdoorunitsconnectthehoodtothesupportflangeandattachwithappropriate
fasteners.Connectallwiringonunitsthathadbeensplitforshipment.
SPLITUNITWIRING
Allsplitwiringmustbecompletedbyanelectricianpriortostartingtheequipment.Anumberofdifferent
methodsareusedtoreconnectthewiring.
Powerwire:thiswiringisgenerallynotbrokenorspliced,andwillextendfromthedevicebacktothe
contactororterminalblockinsidetheelectricalpanel(s).Thewirewillbetaggedtoidentifywhichpanelit
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Thelocationoftheequipmentsplitlinemayresultinthewirebeingdisconnectedatthedeviceitis
feeding.Thewirebundlewillbetaggedandidentified.Confirmcorrectrotationof3phasedevicesafter
thewiringconnectionshasbeencompleted.
Controlwire:thiswireistypicallybrokennearthesplitline,tobereconnectedateitheraenclosed
terminalblock,junctionboxorextendedtoanearbycontrolpanel.Eachwireorwirebundlewillbe
taggedandnumberedtoindicatethelocationitissentto.
Sensorwireshield:Thedrainwirefromtheshieldmustbegrounded(atoneendonly).Aground
connectionpointisavailableforconnectionatthepointoftermination.
Allloosewiringmustbesecurelyfastenedtotheequipmentcasinguponcompletion.
PIPING,ELECTRICALORCONTROLSERVICECONNECTIONS
DONOTinstallanythingthatwillinterferewithequipmentaccessortheratingplate.
EngineeredAirequipmentisconstructedwithcabinetandfloorsdesignedtopreventwaterfromentering
thebuildingthroughtheinstalledunit.Whenordered,factoryinstalledpipechasesand/orelectrical
chasesarebuiltintotheunitfloor.Factorychasesareprovidedwithcoversthatneedtobereplacedand
sealedafterpipingandelectricalconnectionsaremade.
Allpenetrationsthroughtheunitwallsmustbecaulkedandsealedtopreventairand/orwaterfrom
enteringtheunit.
ELECTRICALINSTALLATION
DONOTinstallanythingthatwillinterferewithequipmentaccessortheratingplate.
TheunitmustbeelectricallygroundedandallwiringmustbeinstalledinaccordancewiththeNational
ElectricalCode,ANSI/NFPA70,and/ortheCanadianElectricCodeCSA22‐1andtotheapprovalofthe
authoritieshavingjurisdiction.THEFLOOROFTHEUNITHASBEENMADEWATER‐RESISTANT.DONOT
CUTORDRILLHOLESINTHEFLOORORUSEPENETRATINGFASTENERS.Fieldwiringdiagrams,internal
wiringdiagramsandoperatingfunctionsareincludedinthecontrolcabinet.Thepowerrequirementsare
indicatedontheratingplate.Wherefieldwiringofcontrolcircuitsisrequired,takecaretosizethefield
wiringforamaximum10%voltagedrop.Thecontrolcircuitampacityisnotedonthefieldwiringdiagram.
Seethefieldwiringdiagramforrequirementsforshieldedortwistedpairwireforsolidstatedevices.

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Caution:TemporaryPowerGeneration
Thewarrantywillbevoidifthevoltagebeingfedfromanytemporarygeneratorisnot
within10%ofthenominalratednameplatevoltageandvoltageimbalanceshallbe
limitedto2%.Apowermonitorshallbeinstalledbyotherstoproperlymonitorpower
qualityandconditions.
Allgeneratorsetsshallbeprovidedwithovercurrentandearth‐faultprotection.The
protectiveapparatusshouldbecapableofinterrupting,withoutdamage,anyshort‐
circuitcurrentthatmayoccur.
Warning:
Nounspecifiedexternalloadshallbeaddedtothecontroltransformercircuit(s)orto
themainpowercircuit(s).
RECOMMENDED24VFIELDWIRINGSIZE
Copperconductorsonly
Circuit
Load
(Amps)
(1)
MaximumTotalLengthofRun
<50Ft<100Ft<150Ft<200Ft <250Ft <300Ft <350Ft <400Ft<450Ft <500Ft
(~15m)(~30m)(~45m)(~60m) (~75m) (~90m) (~105m) (~120m)(~135m) (~150m)
116AWG16AWG16AWG16AWG 16AWG 16AWG 14AWG 14AWG14AWG 12AWG
216AWG16AWG16AWG14AWG 12AWG 12AWG 12AWG 10AWG10AWG 10AWG
316AWG16AWG14AWG12AWG 12AWG 10AWG 10AWG 10AWG
416AWG14AWG12AWG10AWG 10AWG 10AWG
516AWG12AWG12AWG10AWG
616AWG12AWG10AWG10AWG
714AWG12AWG10AWG
814AWG10AWG10AWG
914AWG10AWG
1012AWG10AWG
1112AWG10AWG
1212AWG10AWG
1312AWG
1412AWG
1512AWG
Notes:
1) Thefieldwiringloaddependsontheactualloadonaparticularcontrolcircuitthefieldwiringis
connectedto.Refertotheinternalwiringdiagramoftheunit.
2) Thetableaboveisbasedonamaximum10%voltagedropona24Vcontrolcircuit.Wiresizewas
calculatedusingthefollowingformula:
CM=(25xIxL)/V

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WhereCMiscircularmilsofconductorforaconstantloadofIamps,wirelengthLinfeetfromthe
unittothefielddeviceandback,andvoltagedropV.
Whenconnectingtoathreephasepowersupply,checkforthecorrectrotationofallmotorsandfans.If
therotationisincorrect,reversetherotationattheincomingpoweronly.Allelectricalconduitoutletsin
thecontrolpanelmustbesealedtopreventmoistbuildingairfrommigratingtothecontrolpanel.
Allpenetrationsthroughtheunitwallsmustbecaulkedandsealedtopreventairand/orwaterfrom
enteringtheunit.
COILCONNECTIONS
Thisequipmentmayrequirefieldconnectionofwater,steamorrefrigerantcoils.Forproperoperation
airflowmustbecounterflowtotheflowofthefluid.Theinletwaterconnectionisnormallyatthebottom
ofoneheaderandtheoutletwaterconnectionatthetopoftheotherheader.Thesteamconnectionisat
themiddleofthesupplyheaderandthecondensateisatthebottomoftheotherheader.
Caution:
Useabackupwrenchonthreadedcoilconnectionswheninstallingpiping.
Forrefrigerantcoils,allpipingistobeinstalledbyaqualifiedrefrigerationmechanic.Allrefrigeration
specialtiesshallbeinstalledusinggoodrefrigerationinstallationanddesignpractices.
Recovery,reuse,recycling,reclamation,andsafedisposalofrefrigerantistheonlyacceptablepractice
today.Ventingofrefrigerantintotheatmosphereduringinstallationorservicingisunacceptable.To
avoiddamage,useanacceptedrefrigerantrecoverysystemwheneverremovingrefrigerant.When
workingwithrefrigerantsyoumustcomplywithalllocalgovernmentsafetyandenvironmentallaws.
DRAINTRAPS
Eachdrainconnectionrequiresaseparatedraintrapsuppliedandinstalledbythecontractor.Foratrapto
workproperly,itmustbeprimed.Duringfreezingperiods,primedtrapsmayneedtobeheattracedor
drainandplugthetrapwhennotinuse.Ifadrainconnectionhasasmallerpipeinside,connecttothe
outerpipeonly.Ensurethatthetrapisofadequatedepthtooperateagainstastaticthatincludesthe
extrapressuredropfordirtyfilters.
Warning:
Failuretoproperlytrapeachconnectioncanresultindrainpanflooding,standingwater
inunit,buildingdamage,injuryordeath,causepoorairqualityorotherproblems.

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Insomeapplications(e.g.heatrecoveryunits)theremaybeadditionaldrainconnectionsinsidethecurb
intendedtobeconnectedtothebuildingdrainagesystem.Thesedrainsmustbeconnectedandproperly
trapped.
Coolingcoildrainpansmayhavemultipledrainconnectionsextendingoutsidetheunitcasing.Multiple
drainsmaybeconnectedtoacommondrainprovidingthateachdrainisindividuallytrappedandvented
toavoidproblemsfromdrainsindifferentpressurezones.Thedrainmustbeproperlysizedandsloped.
Sizedraintrapwiththefollowingminimumrequirements:
a) UnitsWithDrawThroughDrainPans:
H1=NegativeStatic†x1.5+3.5”
(89mm)
H2=NegativeStatic†x0.75+2.5”
(64mm)
b) UnitsWithBlowThroughDrainPans:
H2=MaximumPositiveStatic†x1.5
H1=H2+0.5”(13mm)
†StaticWaterColumn(WC)ininchesormmincludingfullyloadedfilters.
Ensureadequateclearanceforproperlysizeddraintraps.
FLUSHINGANDDEGREASINGOFWATERANDGLYCOLCOILS
Coiltubingmaycontainmaterialorresiduefrommanufacturing,transportationorstorage.Toprevent
possibledamagetoothercomponentsinthesystem,thecoilsmustbeflushedanddegreased.Consulta
qualifiedwatertreatmentspecialist.
HEATTRANSFERFLUIDS
Thecoil(s)providedhavebeenselectedforusewithaspecificheattransferfluidasshownonthe
SubmittalRecord.Useofotherfluidswillresultindifferentperformanceandcandamagethecoil(s).
Itisimperativetoproperlyselectandapplyheattransferfluidsusedinheatingandcoolingsystems.
Untreated,improperlytreatedorimproperuseoffluidsoruseoffluidsnotapprovedforusein
commercialheatingandcoolingsystemscandamagecoilsandsystemcomponents.Forselectionand
applicationofheattransferfluids,alwaysfollowthemanufacturers’recommendationsincluding
treatment,mixingandfilling.Warrantywillbevoidifcoildamageresultsfrommisapplicationorimproper
treatmentoftheheattransferfluid.
H1
H2
H1
H2
VENT & PRIMING
FUNNEL
TO DRAIN
OPTIONAL
CLEAN OUT
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SomesystemsmayuseCPVCpiping.DonotusepropyleneglycolwithCPVC.
POOLWATERPIPING
Somesystemsmayincorporateaheatexchangertorejectheattothepoolwater.Thepoolwaterpiping
shouldbeconsideredaspotablewater.Useproperpipingmaterialsforpoolwater.
BEFORESTART‐UP
Removetie‐downbolts,strapsandblocksonfanandcompressorvibrationisolators,tiltequippedheat
pipesandenthalpy/desiccantwheelsifsupplied.Ensureallopeningcoversareremoved.
START‐UPCHECKLIST
Warning:Thisunitisconnectedtohighvoltages.Electricalshockordeathcouldoccurif
instructionsarenotfollowed.Thisequipmentcontainsmovingpartsthatcanstart
unexpectedly.Injuryordeathcouldoccurifinstructionsarenotfollowed.Allwork
shouldbeperformedbyaqualifiedtechnician.Alwaysdisconnectandlockoutpower
beforeservicing.DONOTbypassanyinterlockorsafetyswitchesunderany
circumstances.
Thestart‐upandoperationmustbeinaccordancewithsafepractices.Start‐upmustbeperformedby
qualifiedpersonnel.Completeattachedstart‐uprecord.
1. Setallassociatedelectricalswitches,controls,thermostatsandmaindisconnectswitchto“OFF”
position.
2. Closeallmanualvalvesandfieldpipingvalves.
3. Beforestartup,reviewtheUnitFunction(mountedonthecontrolpaneldoor)andallcontrol
manualssuppliedwiththisequipment.Onunitswithheatingsections,pleasefollowthestart‐up
procedureintheheatingmanuals.(Pack,DJ,DG,RT,HE,LM‐Ketc.)
4. Confirmallshippingmaterialshasbeenremoved.Onunitswithsemi‐hermeticcompressors,
removefourspringisolatorspacersandbackoffthetopnutsothatthereis1/32"(0.8mm)to
1/16"(1.6mm)spacebetweenthenutandneoprenespacer.
5. Checkallbearings,driveandfansetscrewsfortightness.Seepage26.
6. Checkdrivealignmentandbelttension.RefertoMaintenance,page25.
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8. Inspectallelectricalwiring,bothfieldandfactoryinstalled,forlooseconnections.Ensurefirealarm
contactisinstalled,orjumperedifnotrequired.
9. TurndisconnectswitchON(controlswitchisstilloff)andcheckthesupplyvoltage.Voltagemustbe
within10%ofratingplate.Ifnot,contacttheinstallingelectricalcontractorandhavethevoltage
conditioncorrectedbeforecontinuingstart‐up.
10. Crankcaseheatersmustbeenergizedforatleasttwenty‐fourhourspriortostartingthe
compressors.Checktoseeifheatersareworking.
11. Attachservicegauges.Someunitsareequippedwithoptionalservicevalvesatvariouslocations.
Ensureallservicevalvesandpostvalvesarebackseated(fullyopen).
12. Rotationcheck.
Checkrotationofall3phasemotors.Motorswerecheckedforcorrectrotationatthefactory,if
rotationisincorrect,turnoffdisconnectswitchandreverseanytwopowerleadsleavingthe
disconnectswitch.Re‐checkrotation.
Caution:
ScrewandScrollcompressorsMUSTbecheckedforproperrotationatstartup.
Permanentdamagecanoccurifrotationisnotcorrect.
Scrollcompressorsrunningbackwardswilltypicallyhavelowheadpressure,highsuctionpressure
andareusuallynoisy.ScrewcompressorsMUSTbecheckedwithaphasemeterbeforestarting.If
rotationisincorrect,instantaneouspermanentdamagecanoccur.
ReciprocatingandTurbocorcentrifugalcompressorsdonotrequirerotationalchecks.
13. Atalltimesoftheyearunitsequippedwithwatercooledcondensersareshippedwithaglycol
solutioninthecondensertopreventfreezedamageduringshipping.Dependingontheapplication,
thecondensersmayhavetobeflushedpriortouse.Disposeoftheglycolasrequiredbylocal
authoritieshavingjurisdiction.Turnonthewatersupplyandfillthecondenser.Checkforwater
leaks.
14. Turnontheserviceswitch.Setcontrolstocallforcooling.Thesupplyfanwillstartasdescribedin
theunitfunction.Thecompressorsshouldnowbereadytostart.Condenserfanswillstartas
requiredwhencompressorsareoperating.Ifthecompressorisequippedwithanoillevelsight
glass,checktheoillevel.
15. Checktheamperagedrawofeachmotorandcompressor.Refertounitormotorratingplatefor
fullloadamps.Attheunit,checkandrecordthevoltagewhileitisrunning.For3phasepowerthe
phasetophasevoltageimbalanceshouldbelessthan2%.A2%voltageimbalancecancauseupto
a10%currentimbalancethatwilloverheatmotorwindings.

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Tocalculatevoltageimbalance(NEMAmethod)refertothefollowingexample:
Phasetophasevoltagereadings: 235V236V230V
TheaverageVoltagebetweenlegsis (235+236+230)/3=233.7V
Highestvoltagedeviationfromaverageis: 233.7V–230V=3.7V
Voltageimbalancepercentage=HighestdeviationdividedbyaverageX100
3.7/233.7x100=1.6%Thisimbalanceislessthan2%andthereforeisOK
Ifvoltageimbalanceisgreaterthantwopercent(2%),turnoffmaindisconnectandcontactthe
installingelectricalcontractortohavethevoltageconditioncorrected.
16. Confirmfieldwiringvoltagedropislessthan10%whenequipmentisoperating.
17. Fortheunittooperateproperlyasystemairbalancemustbeperformedtoensurecorrectairflow.
Failuretodosocandamagetheequipmentand/orbuildingandcanbeacauseofpoorindoorair
quality.
18. Coilairbypassadjustment.
Formostpoolapplicationstherewillbeanairbypasssectionaroundtheevaporatorcoil.This
sectionallowsaportionofairtobypasstheevaporatorcoilallowingtheevaporatortohavethe
mostefficientmoistureremoval.Thebypassisfactorysettoadefaultvalueandmustbefield
adjustedtoensureproperoperation.Withthesystemrunningatfullloadconditions,install
refrigerationgauges.Adjustthebypassdampertomaintainasuctionpressurethatcorrespondsto
asaturatedsuctiontemperatureasspecifiedintheunitfunction(and/orthesubmittal),typicallya
saturatedsuctiontemperatureof40°Fto45°F(5°Cto7°C).Toomuchbypassairandthecoilsmay
freeze.Notenoughbypassair,andthecoilmaynotremoveenoughmoisturetosatisfythezone
conditions.
19. Dampersections:
a) Flatmixingdampers:
Boththefreshairandreturnairdampersarefullyopenwhenthedampersareata45°anglewhen
fullystroked.Thisprovidesoptimummixingoftheairstreamsforthisdamperarrangement.
b) Anglemixingdamper:
Anglemixingsectiondampersopentoanangleof90°whenfullystroked.Thisprovidesoptimum
mixingoftheairstreamsforthisdamperarrangement.
20. Allowsystemtooperateuntilstablerunningconditionshavebeenestablished.
21. Checkandrecordamperagedrawofeachmotorandcompressor.Refertounitlabelforrunning
fullloadampsofmotorsandcompressors.

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1 1/2" (40mm)
22. Measureandrecordthesuctionanddischargepressures.Oncompressorsequippedwithanoil
pump,measureandrecordnetoilpressure.(netoilpressureisoilpressureminussuction
pressure.).
Checkandrecordtheoilleveloncompressorsthatareequippedwithoillevelsightglasses.
23. Checksystemcharge:
Whenthermostaticexpansionvalves(TXvalves)areprovided,thechargecanbecheckedwiththe
liquidlinesightglass.Undernormaloperatingconditionsthesightglassisclearofbubbles.Refer
toChargingInstructions.
NOTE:Itispossibleforconditionsotherthanlowrefrigerantchargetocausethesightglassto
bubble.Bubblingmayoccurwhencondenserfanscycleson,superheatsettingistooloworfilter‐
drierispluggedetc.
TheTXvalvesuperheatwascheckedandadjustedatthefactorytomaintainasuperheatof18°F
(10°C)plusorminus3°F(2°C)measuredonthesuctionline10inches(250mm)fromthe
compressor.Thissettingrarelyrequiresreadjustment.Shouldadjustmentbenecessary,referto
theTXvalvemanufacturersrecommendations.
24. Condenserfanblades:Fanbladesmust
becorrectlypositionedwithintheorifice
forproperairflow.
25. Setallcontrolstothesettingsindicated
onthewiringdiagram.
26. Re‐installallaccesspanels.
27. Removeanypackingmaterialordebrisanddisposeappropriately.

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OPERATION
Warning:Thisunitisconnectedtohighvoltages.Electricalshockordeathcouldoccurif
instructionsarenotfollowed.Thisequipmentcontainsmovingpartsthatcanstart
unexpectedly.Injuryordeathcouldoccurifinstructionsarenotfollowed.Allwork
shouldbeperformedbyaqualifiedtechnician.Alwaysdisconnectandlockoutpower
beforeservicing.DONOTbypassanyinterlockorsafetyswitchesunderany
circumstances.
Warning:Propercommissioningandstart‐upoftheairhandlingsystemistheresponsibilityofthe
installingcontractor.Itisrecommendedthatanairbalancebecompletedbyacertified
airbalancingcontractortoinsuretheairvolumebeingdeliveredmatchestheunitrating
plate.Failuretoperformaproperairbalancecancauseinjuryordeath,damagetothe
equipment,propertydamage,systemoperationalproblems,orbeacauseofpoorair
quality.Moisturecarryovercanresultfromimproperairflow.
Thisunitmayincorporateoneormorefunctionsandavarietyofcontrolsandoptionstosuitindividual
requirements.AdescriptionoftheunitfunctionsandoptionsisshownontheElectricalDataSheetand
unitwiringdiagram.Carefullycheckyourwiringdiagramtoverifythatallremotecontrolsareproperly
locatedandcorrectlyfieldwired.
Dehumidificationsystemsfirstcooltheairwithanevaporatorcoiloperatingbelowthedewpoint
temperature,atwhichtimemoistureisremoved.Thecoolairisthenreheatedbacktotherequired
supplyairtemperature.Reheatisgenerallyaccomplishedusingasecond,parallel,internalcondensingcoil
toprovidethenecessaryamountofreheat.Insomecases,asecondaryheatsourcemaybeusedto
reheattheairi.e.electricorgasfiredheatexchanger.Condenserreheatsystemsmayemployeithera
switchedormodulatingcontrolsystem.Excessheatmayberemovedusingtheoutsidecondenser,and/or
apoolwaterheatexchanger,dependingonthesystemarrangement.
Someequipmentmaycontainprogrammableunitarycontrollersorprogrammablelogiccontrollers(PLC).
Additionalinformationcanbeobtainedfromthespecificprogrammablecontrolmanufacturer.Oftenthis
informationisavailablefromthecontrolmanufacturer’swebsite.
COOLINGCOMPONENTS
Refertothewiringdiagramandunitfunctionforspecificinformation.Standardpressurecontrolsettings
arefoundonpage34andthefollowingnotes.Applicationspecificcontrolsettingsarenotedonthewiring
diagramandintheunitfunction.
1. HermeticCompressors:
a. LowPressureControls:
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pressureandclosewhenthepressureincreases.Seeunitfunctionforapplicationspecific
pressurecontrolsettings.
b. Highpressurecontrols:
c. Manualresetforaircooledcondensers,automaticresetforwatercooledcondensers.
d. OverheatandOverloadProtection:
e. Hermeticcompressorsaretypicallysuppliedwitheitherawindingthermostatorcurrent
sensingoverloaddevice.Thesearecapableofsensingmotoroverheatingcausedbya
shortageofgas,refrigerantsystemrestrictions,singlephasingorlockedrotorconditions.
Note:Windingthermostatscanstayopenforuptotwentyfourhoursundersome
conditions.
2. EngaIntercooler
TheEngineeredAirFlashIntercoolerisaheatexchanger
installedbetweentheTXvalveandthedistributortoreduce
flashgasattheTXvalveunderadverseoperatingconditions.
3. LowAmbientCompressorLock‐Out:
Thesecontrolswillpreventthecoolingsystemfromstarting
whentheambienttemperatureistoocoldandareprovided
asstandard.Thelowambientcontrolmaybepartofthe
systemcontrolleroraseparatedevice.
4. HeadPressureControl:
Headpressurecontrolsaredesignedtomaintainanadequateoperatingheadpressure,toallow
theTXvalveandothercomponentstoworkcorrectly.Lowheadpressurescancauseflashinginthe
sightglass,TXvalveunderfeedingandlowsystemcapacity.
EngineeredAirsystemsarecustombuiltandmayemployanyofseveraldifferentmethodsof
controllingheadpressure.CondenserFanCycling(CFC)headpressurecontrolswillcyclefansto
maintainproperheadpressureoncoolerdays.
Condenserfloodingheadpressurecontrolsareusedtocontroltheeffectivesurfaceareaofthe
condensersduringmodulatingreheatoperation.Thesesystemsdonotusepressureactuatedfan
cyclingcontrols.Condenserfansareeitherconstantrunorcycledbyambienttemperature.Refer
tothevalvemanufacturers’literatureforinformationregardingoperationofthesevalves.Referto
unitfunctionforadescriptionofsystemoperation.
5. PumpdownSystem(Optional):
Dependingonoptions,thecoolingsystemmayincludealiquidlinesolenoidforrefrigerantcontrol
andmanagement,thecontrolcircuitmaybewiredfor:
TX VALVE
UPFLOW DISTRIBUTOR
SIGHT GLASS
(OPTIONAL)
LIQUID OUT
LIQUID LINE
SIGHT GLASS
(OPTIONAL)
HOT GAS BYPASS
CONNECTION
(OPTIONAL)
LIQUID I N
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