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Table of Contents 1 General description ························································································································ 4 1.1 Naming rule ·············································································································································· 4 1.2 Features ····················································································································································· 5 1.2.1 Duct indoor unit······························································································································· 5 1.2.2 Outdoor unit····································································································································· 5 1.2.3 Controller ········································································································································· 5 1.3 Picture of unit··········································································································································· 6 1.3.1 Indoor unit picture··························································································································· 6 1.3.2 Controller picture ···························································································································· 6 1.3.3 Outdoor unit picture························································································································ 7
2 Technical Data·································································································································· 8 2.1 Technical Data·········································································································································· 8 2.2 T1、T2、T3 working condition ············································································································ 12 2.3 Testing conditions for T1 climate type···························································································· 12 2.4 Capacity performance ·························································································································· 12 2.4.1 Capacity performance of indoor unit ·························································································· 12 2.4.2 The performance modification table according to the connection pipe length and height difference between outdoor and indoor unit.······················································································· 12 2.5 Refrigerant System diagram ··············································································································· 13 2.5.1 Cooling-only Models····················································································································· 13 2.5.2 Heat pump Models ······················································································································· 14
3 Design manual ······························································································································· 16 3.1 Design of connecting pipe··················································································································· 16 3.1.1 Selection of connecting pipe ······································································································· 16 3.1.2 Equivalent length ·························································································································· 16 3.2 Design of electricity cable ··················································································································· 17 3.2.1 Electricity cable supply diagram: ································································································ 17 3.2.2 Circuit Diagram ····························································································································· 19
4 Installation······································································································································· 24 4.1 Prior to installation································································································································ 24 4.1.1 Indoor unit······································································································································ 24 4.1.2 Outdoor unit··································································································································· 24 4.1.3 Preparation of accessories of installation ·················································································· 24 4.2 Duct indoor unit installation ··············································································································· 24 4.2.1 Duct(low static pressure 12/30Pa) indoor unit dimension and the space for its installation 24 4.2.2 Duct(high static pressure 50/80Pa) indoor unit dimension and the space for its installation26 4.2.3 Duct indoor unit installation ········································································································· 27 4.3 Outdoor unit installation ······················································································································ 30 4.3.1 Overall dimension of outdoor unit······························································································· 30 4.3.2 Select installation position of outdoor unit ················································································· 33 4.3.3 Installation space of outdoor unit: ······························································································· 33 4.4 Connection piping installation ··········································································································· 34 4.4.1 Choose the Connection piping···································································································· 34 4.4.2 Duct insulation ······························································································································ 37 4.4.3 Air tightness test ··························································································································· 38 4.5 Fill of refrigerant ···································································································································· 39 4.6 Commissioning······································································································································ 39
5. Control instruction of QRD-3F-HCE1 (60070110600) PC Board ······································ 41 5.1 Technical Guideline ······························································································································ 41 5.2 Functions of Controller························································································································ 41 5.3 Main function instruction ···················································································································· 41 5.3.1 Proper noun and its meaning ······································································································ 41 5.3.2 Definition of dial code switch······································································································· 41 5.3.3 Forcing switch ······························································································································· 42 5.3.4 Auto mode ····································································································································· 43 2
5.3.5 Cooling mode ································································································································ 43 5.3.6 Dehumidification mode ················································································································ 44 5.3.7 Ventilation mode ··························································································································· 44 5.3.8 Heating mode································································································································ 44 5.3.9 Assistant Electric Heating function ····························································································· 46 5.3.10 Sleep controlling function ·········································································································· 47 5.3.11 Intelligence defrosting function ································································································· 47 5.3.12 Timing controlling function········································································································· 48 5.3.13 Self-inspection function·············································································································· 49 5.3.14 Lift pump operation regulation ·································································································· 49 5.3.15 Main controller protection port input························································································· 49 5.3.16 Failure instructions ····················································································································· 49
6 Remote controller and wired controller ·················································································· 51 6.1 Wired controller only ···························································································································· 51 6.2 Remote controller only························································································································· 51 6.3 Wired controller + remote controller································································································· 51 6.4 Duct Display board ······························································································································· 51 6. 5 Remote Controller································································································································ 52 6.5.1 Main parameters of remote controller ························································································ 52 6.5.2 Precautions for use of remote controller···················································································· 52 6.5.3 Usage············································································································································· 54 6.5.4 Attention········································································································································· 55 6. 6 Wired Controller ··································································································································· 56 6.6.1 Line Controller appearance ········································································································· 56 6.6.2 How to operate the line controller······························································································· 56 6.6.3 Installation of line controller········································································································· 56
7 Sensor resistor and Pressure switch ······················································································ 57 7.1 5K3470 sensor resistor value ············································································································· 57 7.2 5K3470 sensor graphs ························································································································· 58 7.3 10K3470 sensor resistor value(exhaust temperature sensor) ···················································· 59 7.4 10K3470 sensor graphs ······················································································································· 60 7.5 Pressure switch······································································································································ 61
8. Exploded chart······························································································································ 62 8.1 Duct(R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa, 9000BTU~12000BTU) ···················································· 62 8.2 Duct (R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa,18000BTU)········································································· 63 8.3 Duct (R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa, 24000BTU~36000BTU)··················································· 64 8.4 Duct (R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa ,42000BTU~48000BTU)··················································· 65 8.5 Duct (R22, high static pressure 50/80Pa, 36000BTU~48000BTU) ················································· 66 8.6 Duct (R22, high static pressure 50/80Pa, 52000BTU)······································································ 67 8.7 9000~24000BTU outdoor unit ·············································································································· 68 8.8 30000~36000BTU outdoor unit ············································································································ 69 8.9 42000BTU outdoor unit ························································································································· 70 8.10 48000~52000BTU outdoor unit ········································································································ 71
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1 General description 1.1 Naming rule OUTDOOR
A L T - H 24 B 4 / R A (Du) INDOOR
A L T Du - H 24 B 4 /R A D Electric assistant heating: D:auxiliary electric heater. Code of design improvement: A、B、C etc. Refrigerant TYPE: R22 omit;R407c:R、R410a:R1、R134a:R3 Code of power supply: 1—220V-1-50Hz; 3—115V-1-60Hz; 5—380V-415V-3-50Hz; 7—208V-230V-1-50Hz;
2—208V-230V-1-60Hz; 4—220V-240V-1-50Hz; 6—380V-3-60Hz; 8—440V-460V-3-60Hz
Cooling or heating rate under the same capacity Btu: cooling capacity, For example: 9000Btu is 09,12000Btu is 12. H: means hot pump unit, Cooling-only unit omit. Indoor unit structure code: W:Wall-mounted Type F:Floor-standing type Ca:Cassette Type Ce:Ceiling&floor type Du:Low static pressure duct type Hi:High static pressure duct type DC:Roof high static pressure duct type Code of working condition: T :T3 working condition unit,
T1 omits
Class structure code: L:Light commercial central air conditioner Brand code:AUX. Example: ALDu-H24B4/SH2: T1 climate type and duct type heat pump room air conditioner, rating cooling mode capacity B grade of 24000 Btu, i.e. 7000W, 220V-240V, 50Hz power supply, R22 refrigeration and S2 code of design improvement.
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1.2 Features 1.2.1 Duct indoor unit ● Saving space design Ultra slim design, the whole thickness of indoor unit only 20cm.Concealed installation combine indoor decoration perfectly. ● High efficient condensate pump According to special requirement to choose the 750mm condense pump which avoid the trouble of leakage, meanwhile draining water clearal. ● Outlet mounted freely Using duct connection, outlet mounted freely, let the outdoor fresh air easily come into to keep the indoor air pure. ● Flexible and multiplicity According to the special situation to adopt the differ air reversing and water draining mode to meet the diverse decoration requirement. ● Long refrigerant pipe The max.piping length reaches 50 meters. The max fall length reaches 15 meters. It is more flexible and convenient to mount. 1.2.2 Outdoor unit ● Universal outdoor unit The universal outdoor unit can work with different types indoor units in the same capacity for ducted,cassette,ceiling&floor. ● Phase reverse protection ● Anti-freezing protection, over-heat protection Over-current protection and phase sequence protection High-pressure and low-pressure protection available. 1.2.3 Controller ● Indoor Unit On-Off control interface A control interface on each indoor unit PCB available realizes the outside additional on/off. ● 7-day timer interface A 7-day timer interface available on each indoor PCB to match with the weekly time for programming control. ● Failure automatically display ● Wired controller,central controller interface available ● Auto changover ● Anti freezing
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1.3 Picture of unit 1.3.1 Indoor unit picture Type
Appearance
Model ALDu-(H)09A4/SH2 ALDu-(H)12A4/SH2 ALDu-(H)18A4/SH2 ALDu-(H)24B4/SH2 ALDu-(H)30A4/SH2 ALDu-(H)36A4/SH2 ALDu-(H)36A5/SH2 ALDu-(H)42A5/SH2 ALDu-(H)48A5/SH2 ALHi-(H)18A4/S2 ALHi-(H)24B4/S2 ALHi-(H)30A4/S2 ALHi-(H)36A4/S2 ALHi-(H)36A5/S2 ALHi-(H)42A5/S2 ALHi-(H)48A5/S2 ALHi-(H)52A5/S2
Duct R22 (12Pa/ 30Pa)
Duct R22 (50Pa/ 80Pa)
HP
1.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.0 5.0 5.5 2.0 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.0 5.0 5.5 6.0
Capacity (BTU/h) Cooling
Heating
9000 12000 18000 24000 30000 36000 36000 42000 48000 17060 23884 30000 36000 36000 42000 48000 52000
9200 13000 19000 26000 31000 38000 38000 46000 52000 18766 26272 32000 39000 39000 46000 53000 57200
1.3.2 Controller picture Remote controller
Wired controller(Optional)
Cassette 、Ceiling&Floor unit Remote controller should be standard configuration and wired controller should be optional;
Controller Mod e
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Remark
Po we r
F an
Duct unit standard Configuration remotecontroller、Wired controller
1.3.3 Outdoor unit picture Type
Appearance
HP
Capacity (BTU/h)
1.0
9000
1.5
12000
2.0
18000
3.0
24000
3.5
30000
4.0
36000
5.0
42000
5.5
48000
6.0
52000
Universal outdoor unit
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2 Technical Data 2.1 Technical Data Duct (R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa) table 1 Product type Type
Indoor unit Outdoor unit
ALDu-(H) 09A4/SH2 ALDu-(H) 09A4/SH2 AL-(H) 09A4/S2(Du)
ALDu-(H) 12A4/SH2 ALDu-(H) 12A4/SH2 AL-(H) 12A4/S2(Du)
ALDu-(H) 18A4/SH2 ALDu(H) 18A4/SH2 AL-(H) 18A4/S2(Du)
ALDu-(H) 24B4/SH2 ALDu-(H) 24B4/SH2 AL-(H) 24B4/S2(Du)
ALDu-(H) 30A4/SH2 ALDu-(H) 30A4/SH2 AL-(H) 30A4/S2(Du)
Rated cooling capacity
kW
2.50
3.50
5.00
7.00
8.50
BTU/H
9000
12000
18000
24000
30000
Rated heating capacity
kW
2.75
3.80
5.50
7.50
9.00
BTU/H
9900
13000
19000
26000
31000
Power supply
220V~240V/50Hz
Rated power (kW)
Cooling
0.90
1.23
1.75
2.45
3.1
Heating
0.89
1.14
1.70
2.35
2.90
Rated currency (A)
Cooling
4.15
5.65
7.95
11.50
14.10
Heating
4.08
5.20
7.73
10.70
13.60
Indoor unit
Refrigerant Out dimensions W×D×H (mm) Packing dimensions W×D×H (mm)
R22 830×528×240
830×528×240
930×528×240
1355×528×240
1355×528×240
880×560×280
880×560×280
980×560×280
1400×560×280
1400×560×280
Net weight (kg)
23
25
29
41
41
Noise (dB(A))
38
39
42
43
45
Static pressure(Pa)
Outdoor unit
Air flow volume(m3/h)
500
630
950
1300
1600
760×260×540
760×260×540
800×300×690
800×300×690
903×354×857
880×350×610
880×350×610
930×410×760
930×410×760
1030×410×980
Net weight (kg)
30(+1)
36(+2)
45(+1)
53(+1)
68(+2)
Noise (dB(A))
46
47
52
56
60
Out dimensions W×D×H (mm) Packing dimensions W×D×H (mm)
Connection pattern
8
12/30
Bulge connection
Duct (R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa) table 2
Type
Product type
ALDu-(H)36A4/SH2
ALDu-(H)36A5/SH2
ALDu-(H)42A5/SH2
ALDu-(H)48A5/SH2
Indoor unit
ALDu-(H)36A4/SH2
ALDu-(H)36A5/SH2
ALDu-(H)42A5/SH2
ALDu-(H)48A5/SH2
Outdoor unit
AL-(H)36A4/S2(Du)
AL-(H)36A5/S2(Du)
AL-(H)42A5/S2(Du)
AL-(H)48A5/S2(Du)
Rated cooling capacity
kW
10.00
10.00
12.00
14.00
BTU/H
36000
36000
42000
48000
Rated heating capacity
kW
11.00
11.00
13.20
15.40
BTU/H
38000
38000
46000
52000
Power supply
220V~240V/50Hz
380V~415V/50Hz
Rated power (kW)
Cooling
3.62
3.59
4.40
4.90
Heating
3.55
3.65
4.45
4.80
Rated currency (A)
Cooling
17.00
6.40
8.00
8.59
Heating
16.70
6.60
7.75
8.80
Indoor unit
Refrigerant
R22
Out dimensions W×D×H (mm) Packing dimensions W×D×H (mm)
1555×528×240
1555×528×240
1555×528×240
1555×528×240
1600×560×280
1600×560×280
1600×560×280
1600×560×280
Net weight (kg)
50
50
50
50
Noise (dB(A))
48
48
48
51
Static pressure(Pa) 3
Outdoor unit
Air flow volume(m /h)
12/30 1600
1600
2000
2000
903×354×857
903×354×857
950×350×940
945×340×1255
1030×410×980
1030×410×980
1090×430×1060
1090×430×1370
Net weight (kg)
78(+2)
78(+2)
92(+2)
98(+7)
Noise (dB(A))
60
60
60
60
Out dimensions W×D×H (mm) Packing dimensions W×D×H (mm)
Connection pattern
Bulge connection
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Duct (R22,high static pressure 50/80Pa) table 1
Type
ProHict type
ALHi-(H)18A4/S2
ALHi-(H)24B4/S2
ALHi-(H)30A4/S2
ALHi-(H)36A4/S2
Indoor unit
ALHi(H)18A4/S2
ALHi-(H)24B4/S2
ALHi-(H)30A4/S2
ALHi-(H)36A4/S2
AL-(H)18A4/S2(Hi)
AL-(H)24B4/S2(Hi)
AL-(H)30A4/S2(Hi)
AL-(H)36A4/S2(Hi)
5.00
7.00
8.50
10.00
17060
23884
30000
36000
5.50
7.70
9.35
11.00
18766
26272
32000
39000
Outdoor unit Rated cooling capacity Rated heating capacity
kW BTU/H kW BTU/H
Power supply Rated power (kW) Rated currency (A)
220V~240V/50Hz
Cooling
1.90
2.50
3.10
3.62
Heating
1.90
2.40
3.05
3.7
Cooling
8.80
11.80
14.3
16.60
Heating
8.80
11.40
14.10
16.90
Indoor unit
Refrigerant
R22
Out dimensions W×D×H (mm) Packing dimensions W×D×H (mm)
890×785×290
890×785×290
890×785×290
1250×785×290
1070×870×360
1070×870×360
1070×870×360
1430×870×360
Net weight (kg)
29
35
40
45
Noise (dB(A))
42
45
45
48
Static pressure(Pa) 3
Outdoor unit
Air flow volume(m /h)
950
1350
1500
1800
800×300×690
800×300×690
903×354×857
903×354×857
930×410×760
930×410×760
1030×410×980
1030×410×980
Net weight (kg)
45(+1)
53(+1)
68(+2)
78(+2)
Noise (dB(A))
52
56
60
60
Out dimensions W×D×H (mm) Packing dimensions W×D×H (mm)
Connection pattern
10
50/80
Bulge connection
Duct (R22, high static pressure 50/80Pa) table 2
Type
Product type
ALHi-(H)36A5/S2
ALHi-(H)42A5/S2
ALHi-(H)48A5/S2
ALHi-(H)52A5/S2
Indoor unit
ALHi-(H)36A5/S2
ALHi-(H)42A5/S2
ALHi-(H)48A5/S2
ALHi-(H)52A5/S2
AL-(H)36A5/S2(Hi)
AL-(H)42A5/S2(Hi)
AL-(H)48A5/S2(Hi)
AL-(H)52A5/S2(Hi)
kW
10.00
12.00
14.00
15.00
BTU/H
36000
42000
48000
52000
kW
11.00
13.00
15.00
16.50
BTU/H
39000
46000
53000
57200
Outdoor unit Rated cooling capacity Rated heating capacity
Power supply Rated power (kW) Rated currency (A)
380V~415V/50Hz
Cooling
3.70
4.60
580
6.00
Heating
3.85
4.50
5.40
5.90
Cooling
6.76
8.00
10.00
11.30
Heating
6.87
7.50
9.50
10.20
Indoor unit
Refrigerant
R22
Out dimensions W×D×H (mm) Packing dimensions W×D×H (mm)
1250×785×290
1250×785×290
1250×785×290
1570×785×290
1430×870×360
1430×870×360
1430×870×360
1750×8710×360
Net weight (kg)
45
50
51
52
Noise (dB(A))
48
50
53
53
Static pressure(Pa) 3
Outdoor unit
Air flow volume(m /h)
50/80 1800
2040
2500
2650
903×354×857
950×350×940
945×340×1255
945×340×1255
1030×410×980
1090×430×1060
1090×430×1370
1090×430×1370
Net weight (kg)
78(+2)
92(+2)
98(+7)
98(+7)
Noise (dB(A))
60
60
60
60
Out dimensions W×D×H (mm) Packing dimensions W×D×H (mm)
Connection pattern
Bulge connection
Note: 1. No heating parameter of cooling-only unit, The parameter in parentheses of table is the parameter of electric heater type; 2. We keep the right to modify the parameters without any notice.
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2.2 T1、T2、T3 working condition Type of Air Conditioner
Climate type T2 10℃~35℃ -7℃~35℃ ~35℃
T1 18 ℃~43℃ -7℃~43℃ ~43℃
Cooling Only Heat pump Electricity Heating
T3 21℃~52℃ -7℃~52℃ ~52℃
2.3 Testing conditions for T1 climate type Working temperature range Rated DB℃ 27 WB℃ 19 DB℃ 35 WB℃ 24 DB℃ 20 WB℃ 14.5 DB℃ 7 WB℃ 6
Indoor Cooling outdoor Indoor Heating outdoor
Maximum 32 23 43 26 27 -24 18
Minimum 18 14 10 6 15 --15 --
2.4 Capacity performance 2.4.1 Capacity performance of indoor unit Cooling capacity for indoor unit
110 100 90 80 14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22 23
24
indoor intake air temperature(℃ WB)
25
Heating capacity variance percentage (%)
Cooling capacity variance percentage (%)
Heatling capacity for indoor unit
120 110 105 100 95 90 15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22 23
24
25
26
27
indoor intake air temperature(℃ DB)
2.4.2 The performance modification table according to the connection pipe length and height difference between outdoor and indoor unit. The positive side of Height vertical axial represents that installation position of outdoor unit is higher than indoor unit, vice versa.
Equivalent efficiency pipe length(m)
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Equivalent efficiency pipe length(m)
2.5 Refrigerant System diagram 2.5.1 Cooling-only Models 9000BTU,12000BTU,18000BTU,24000BTU,300000BTU
Cooling 36000BTU,42000BTU
Cooling 13
48000BTU、52000BTU
Cooling 2.5.2 Heat pump Models 9000BTU,12000BTU,18000BTU,24000BTU,300000BTU
Cooling Heating 14
36000BTU,42000BTU
Cooling Heating 48000BTU、52000BTU
Cooling Heating 15
3 Design manual 3.1 Design of connecting pipe 3.1.1 Selection of connecting pipe Capacity Items
9000BTU 12000BTU
18000BTU
24000BTU
6.35
6.35
9.52
30000BTU 36000BTU 42000BTU 48000BTU 9.52
52000BTU
connecting pipe size (φmm)
Liquid side
Max connecting pipe length (m)
liquid side
6.35
7.94*
6.35
7.94*
9.52
9.52*
9.52
12.7*
12.7
12.7*
Gas side Max pipe length
9.52
12.7*
12.7
15.88*
15.88
19.05*
19.05
22.2*
19.05
22.2*
10
25
15
25
20
30
25
50
25
50
Gas side
9.52
12.7
15.88
12.7
19.05
19.05
Max. fall (m)
10
10
15
20
Max. elbow number
5
6
8
10
NOTE: If longer refrigerant pipe is required for the installation, the diameters need to be bigger as shown above with *. 3.1.2 Equivalent length Equivalent length means the conversion length that the pipe pressure loss was considered on the parts of elbow. Etc. Equivalent length: actual pipe length + elbow number × each equivalent length +oil trap number × equivalent length of each oil trap Type Pipe Dia. 9.52 12.70 15.88 19.05 22.02 25.40 28.58 31.80
Elbow
Oil trap
0.18 0.20 0.25 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.50 0.55
1.3 1.5 2.0 2.4 3.0 3.4 3.7 4.0
● While calculation sample of equivalent length: Actual length of 5HP outdoor unit is 25 meters, diameter of air pipe 19.05mm, using 5 elbows and 2 oil traps, the equivalence length is: 25+0.35×5+2.4×2=31.5(m) ● Application of equivalent length 1) While equivalent length is beyond 90 % of maximum actual length (5HP 25meters), the diameter of gas pipe should be increased one level. For example: while equivalent length is beyond 25 meters, the diameter of gas pipe should be changed from 19.05mm into 22.2mm. 2) While diameter of gas pipe increases, the equivalent length should be calculated again. ● Example of effective equivalence calculation: While actual pipe length of 5HP outdoor unit is 25 meters, diameter of gas pipe is 19.05 mm, 5 elbows and 2 oil traps are required. 1) 2) 3) 4)
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Equivalent length:25+0.35×5+2.4×2=31.5(m) As a result of equivalent length is beyond 25 meters, gas pipe size should be enlarged. Effective equivalent length:31.5×0.5=16.7(m) So, while diameter of gas pipe is enlarged, the performance because of longer pipe is equal to the effective length of 16.7 meters.
3.2 Design of electricity cable 3.2.1 Electricity cable supply diagram: Heat pump (R22、220-240V)
Cooling-only (R22、220-240V)
ALDu-H09A4、H12A4、H18A4/SH2 ALHi-H18A4/S2
ALDu-09A4、12A4、18A4/SH2 ALHi-18A4/S2
Outdoor unit
Indoor unit
Indoor unit
Outdoor unit Electricity power cable
Electricity power cable
Power connection wire
Power connection wire Defrosting signal wire
Line controller connection wire
Line controller connection wire
Note:Components in the dotted line frame are not standard collocation and may not be used.
Note:Components in the dotted line frame are not standard collocation and may not be used.
Heat pump
(R22、220-240V)
Cooling-only
ALDu-H24B4/SH2 ALHi-H24B4/S2 Electricity power Outdoor cable
Indoor unit
(R22、220-240V)
ALDu-24B4/SH2 ALHi-24B4/S2
unit
Indoor unit
Outdoor unit Electricity power cable
Power connection wire
Power connection wire Defrosting signal wire
Line controller connection wire Line controller connection wire
Note:Components in the dotted line frame are not standard collocation and may not be used.
Note:Components in the dotted line frame are not standard collocation and may not be used.
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Heat pump (R22、220-240V)
Cooling-only (R22、220-240V)
ALDu-H30A4、H36A4/SH2 ALHi-H30A4、H36A4/S2
ALDu-30A4、36A4/SH2 ALHi-30A4、36A4/S2
Electricity power cable
Indoor unit
Outdoor unit
Electricity power cable
Indoor unit
Outdoor unit
Power connection wire
Power connection wire Defrosting signal wire
Line controller connection wire
Line controller connection wire
Note:Components in the dotted line frame are not standard collocation and may not be used.
Note:Components in the dotted line frame are not standard collocation and may not be used.
Heat pump (R22)(380-415V)
Cooling-only (R22) (380-415V)
ALDu-H36A5、H42A5、H48A5/SH2 ALHi-H36A5、H42A5、H48A5、H52A5/S2
ALDu-36A5、42A5、48A5/SH2 ALHi-36A5、42A5、48A5、52A5/S2
Indoor unit
Outdoor unit
Indoor unit
Outdoor unit
Defrosting signal wire
Line controller connection wire
Line controller connection wire
Electricity power cable
Power connection wire
Power connection wire
Note:Components in the dotted line frame are not standard collocation and may not be used.
Note:Components in the dotted line frame are not standard collocation and may not be used.
Electricity power cable
Note: 1. Defrosting signal line RVVP 300/300V 70o both ends joints ELR-02V. 2.It is recommended that adopt RVV jacket cable while power supply connection line not more than 10 meters; 3.Adopt waterproof YZW rubber soft cable while supply connection line more than 10 meters; adopt oil-prevent RWY soft cable while bad oil contamination. 18
3.2.2 Circuit Diagram 1. Heat pump、Cooling-only: ALDu-(H)09A4、(H)12A4、(H)18A4/SH2, ALHi-(H)18A4/S2 Circuit diagram for indoor unit
θ
θ
2. Heat pump: AL-H09A4、H12A4、H18A4/S2(Du) AL-H18A4/S2(Hi) Circuit diagram for outdoor unit
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3. Cooling-only: AL-09A4、12A4、18A4/S2(Du) AL-18A4/S2(Hi) Circuit diagram for outdoor unit
4. Heat pump、Cooling-only: ALDu-(H)24B4、(H)30A4、(H)36A4、(H)36A5、(H)42A5、(H)48A5/SH2 ALHi-(H)24B4、(H)30A4、(H)36A4、(H)36A5、(H)42A5、(H)48A5、(H)52A5/S2 Circuit diagram for indoor unit
θ
θ
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5. Heat pump: AL-H24B4/S2(Du) AL-H24B4/S2(Hi) Circuit diagram for outdoor unit
6. Cooling-only: AL-24B4/S2(Du) AL-24B4/S2(Hi) Circuit diagram for outdoor unit
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7. Heat pump: AL-H30A4、H36A4/S2(Du) AL-H30A4、H36A4/S2(Hi) Circuit diagram for outdoor unit
8. Cooling-only: AL-30A4、36A4/S2(Du) AL-30A4、36A4/S2(Hi) Circuit diagram for outdoor unit
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9. Heat pump: AL-H36A5、H42A5、H48A5/S2(Du) AL-H36A5、H42A5、H48A5、H52A5/S2(Hi) Circuit diagram for outdoor unit
10. Cooling-only: AL-36A5、42A5、48A5/S2(Du) AL-36A5、42A5、48A5、52A5/S2(Hi) Circuit diagram for outdoor unit
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4 Installation 4.1 Prior to installation 4.1.1 Indoor unit 1. Select the position where there is enough space for installation and maintenance. 2. Select the position where is able to support indoor unit weight. 3. Select the position where there is no obstruction and minimum affection by ambient air 4. Select the position where there is no heat source or harmful contamination such as flue gas, visible flame, etc below. 5. Select the position where the air flow can be distributed evenly throughout the room. 6. Select the position where there is enough room for easy maintenance and installation. 4.1.2 Outdoor unit 1. Select the position where there is enough space to installation and maintenance. 2. Select the position where there is no obstruction at air inlet and outlet and the strong wind can not blow directly. 3. Select the position where it is dry and ventilation is good. 4. Select the position where may cause the minimum affection of operating noise and discharged air to the neighbor. 5. Select the position where there is no leakage of inflammable gas. 6. Select the position where it is easy for installation. 4.1.3 Preparation of accessories of installation Before installation, please purchase the following parts and components by yourself: 1. M10 or M12 hanging bolt 4pieces 2. PVC drainage pipe 3. Connection copper pipe 4. Heat insulation material of connection copper pipe (PE transpired material, thickness more than 8mm) 5. Tie strap (big) 5 pieces, (small) 5 pieces 6. Power supply cable, indoor and outdoor power supply connection line.
4.2 Duct indoor unit installation 4.2.1 Duct(low static pressure 12/30Pa) indoor unit dimension and the space for its installation 9000BTU〠12000BTU
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18000BTU
24000BTU、30000BTU
36000BTU、 42000BTU、48000BTU
25
reserve installation space
4.2.2 Duct(high static pressure 50/80Pa) indoor unit dimension and the space for its installation 18000BTU、24000BTU、30000BTU
36000BTU、 42000BTU、48000BTU
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52000BTU
reserve installation space
4.2.3 Duct indoor unit installation 4.2.3.1 Select the suspension foundationďźš The suspension foundation must be firm and reliable, and can support the wooden frame and reinforced concrete structure that weigh is more than 200kg. It is necessary to select the structure that is able to resist against certain vibration and keep firmness and supporting capacity in the long run. 4.2.3.2 Fixing of suspension boltďźš Fix the suspension bolts in following methods or install the suspension bolts on iron bracket or wooden bracket.
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4.2.3.3 The indoor unit hanging 4.2.3.3.1 Adjust the hanger position on the hanging bolt to ensure the unit level in every direction. Keep the unit installed horizontally with the leveling instrument checking after its installation. 4.2.3.3.2 Screw down the nut and ensure the good contact among the hanger, the nut and the gasket. 4.2.3.3.3 Make sure the unit does not sway after its installation. 4.2.3.4 Installation of drainage pipeďźš Heat insulation is necessary for the indoor unit drainage pipe otherwise condensate water will accumulate on the pipe. The pipe root must be well preserved .There should be a gradient/tilting of at least 1% degree without bending.
4.2.3.5 Process 4.2.3.5.1 Check the drainage system before running the unit.
Install a protruding connection fitting on the drainage tube to provide a water inlet before the electrical works finished. Then, check the connection if there is water leaking from the duct and ensure the water flowing successfully going though the drainage tube. 4.2.3.5.2 Suction and exhaust tube installation Please consult our after-sales service staff for the selection and installation of the suction inlet, suction tube, air outlet, and the drainage tube. Calculate the outer static pressure and select the exhaust tube with the proper length and shape.
♌ Minimize the length of the duct. ♌ Minimize the number of the bends. 4.2.3.5.3 Notice in the installation of the suction and drainage tube It is suggested that the air duct with the frost prevention and acoustic absorption can be used (local purchase). The air duct should be installed before the ceiling hanging and decoration and it should be with heat insulation. The special air outlet should be installed where the airflow can be properly distributed. A checking window should be kept on the suspended ceiling surface for the checking and maintenance in the future.
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4.2.3.5.4 Negative examples for the installations.
♦ Take the space between the ceiling as the air intake duct, which leads to the humidity rising due to the anomalistic air mass outside, the strong wind and the sunshine.
♦ Due to the water dropping outside the air duct, the humidity for the new concrete building will also rise even if the space between ceiling is not taken as the air duct. Thus, the unit should be heat insulated with the glass wool completely. (The glass wool should be bounded with the wire mesh.)
♦ The compressor may be overloaded, if it is beyond the unit running limit (e.g. The indoor dry-ball temperature is 35℃, and 24℃ for the wet-ball).
♦ Because the affection from the capacity of the exhaust fan, the strong wind in the outer air duct, and the wind direction, the draining water of the heat exchanger will spill if the air volume is beyond the limit, which will lead to the water leakage.
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4.3 Outdoor unit installation 4.3.1 Overall dimension of outdoor unit
540
9000BTU、12000BTU
760 539
100
330 287 260
4-10*19
690
18000BTU、24000BTU
800 540
370 326 300
4-10*19
30
130
857
30000BTU、36000BTU
606 903
71
11 19 400 354 332
2 5 . 9
940
42000BTU
950 185
438 390 350
580
31
1255
48000BTU、52000BTU
945
585
413 373 340
4-10*19
32
180
4.3.2 Select installation position of outdoor unit Since high condensing temperature (cooling) or low evaporation temperature (heating) will affect the operation of outdoor unit, in order to obtain best efficiency, the installation position of outdoor unit should be selected according to following principles: A: The outdoor unit should be mounted in such a way that the discharged air will not return again to the condenser, Discharge short circuiting is prevented and there should be sufficient space around the unit for future maintenance. B: More than 5o slope is strictly prohibited. The following figures indicate the right installation and wrong installation:
4.3.3 Installation space of outdoor unit: After the installation site is selected, the outdoor unit should be installed according to the following figure, in order to ensure the ventilation and maintenance of the outdoor unit. Please reserve the space according to the following figure:
A>300mm
B>1500mm
C>300mm
D>500mm
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4.4 Connection piping installation 4.4.1 Choose the Connection piping 4.4.1.1 Three-principle for connection piping Main reason Dry
Clean
Air tightness
4.4.1.2
Counter measurement of prevent failure
●Invasion of outside rain and construction water tubing process→ purge→ vacuum desiccation ●Invasion of condensate water in pipe ●Oxide form in pipe while welding ●Invasion of dust, entrained matter
Nitrogen replacement→purge→tubing process
●Incomplete welding ●Flared pipe air leakage ●Fringe leakage
Use proper material (copper pipe, welding rod) operation following strictly welding regulation →air tightness test Operate following strictly flared pipe regulation Operate following strictly interface regulation
Seal of connection pipe
It is important of the binding of the connection pipe against the moisture and leakage which is the potential risk in the future. The end of each tube should be sealed by swathe. In fact, the “extrusion” is the most effective way for sealing, and the “binding” is just a simple replacement in certain conditions. Area Outdoor Indoor
Working period
Seal method
Over 3 months
Extrusion
Less than 3 months
Extrusion or binding
Not related
Extrusion or binding
① Extrusion method:Squeeze the end of steel pipe and weld the gap. ② Binding method:Using PVC strap to bind copper pipe ends
Be careful when 1. The copper pipe going through the hole(The dirt may go into the pipe). 2. Putting the copper pipe outside the room.(The rain water may go into the pipe, Special attention should be paid while outdoor pipe is in vertical position).
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4.4.1.3 Connection pipe cleaning Compressed air cleaning is a way of removing dirt from the pipe. (Three main functions) ①
While “nitrogen replace insufficient”, remove the oxide bubble inside copper pipe.
②
While pipe sealing is not good, this can help remove the dirt and moisture.
③
Check pipe connection of indoor and outdoor unit (liquid pipe and gas pipe)
Example for the operations ① Install the pressure adjust valve on nitrogen bottle. * The gas must be nitrogen (condensate may be generated if using freon or carbon dioxide, and the oxygen may cause explosion). ② Connect the pressure adjust valve and inlet at the side of outdoor unit liquid pipe by aeration pipe. ③ Block all copper joints (including B joint) plug except a side of indoor unit by blind plug. ④ Open nitrogen valve and turn adjust valve to the position of 5kg/cm2. ⑤ Check whether the nitrogen go through the liquid pipe to the indoor unit in room A. (The connection port of the indoor unit should be properly covered by the tape belt) ⑥ Cleaning ★ Using isolation material to stop the gas from the pipe ↓ ★ While the pressure is too strong to be held, fast release isolation material. (First clean). ↓ ★ Using isolation material to stop the gas again, then release for the second cleaning. ↓ You can check the moisture by putting a piece of cloth loosely at the outlet of the pipe, if you see any moisture on the cloth, then you should dry the pipe thoroughly. (1) Blow the pipe by nitrogen (till moisture disappears) (2) Execute entire vacuum drying operation (refer to chapter about tubing drying) ⑦ Close main nitrogen valve. 35
⑧ Repeat operation above-mentioned for indoor unit B. ⑨ After finishing the operation of liquid pipe, execute blow operation of gas pipe above-mentioned again. 4.4.1.4 Selection the material of connection pipe ● Use long and straight pipe or coil pipe as much as you can (copper pipe with isolation material) to avoid frequent welding. ● All pipes must satisfy the requirement listed in table as followed (size, material, thickness, etc.), And material is de-hydrogen-phosphorus-copper seamless pipe. ● It would be easier if you use the copper pipe with insulation. ● Don’t use copper pipe for water supply and drainage (Because it can not be very clean on the inner wall) 4.4.1.5 Expanded pipe connection a) Connection pipe must be annealed one time before expansion work. b) Pipe cutter should be used while cutting the pipe (as for large-caliber pipe, use large cutter; if pipe caliber is too large to use cutter, use metallic saw, but should be care to prevent sawdust from going into pipe.) c) Using expanding tool and the dimension of expanded pipe section is as shown in following table: Piping size
Pipe outer dia. Pipe expanded size A
3/8″ 1/2″
9.52
12.2~12.8
12.7
15.6~16.2
5/8″
15.88
18.8~19.4
3/4″
19.05
23.1~23.7
d) When flaring nut is connected, some A/C oil should be applied on the flared pipe section (on inside wall and outside wall), and screw the nut by 3~4 thread pitches before finally tightening it. Emphasis:
Size
① Remove burr carefully.
Torque (kgf—cm)
(N—Cm)
② Use two wrenches so as to hold the pipe firmly.
1/4(Ф6.35)
144~176
1420—1720
③ Expanded nut should be installed on the pipe before expansion.
3/8(Ф9.52)
333~407
3270~3990
1/2(Ф12.7)
504~616
4950~6030
5/8(Ф15.88)
630—770
6180~7540
3/4(Ф19.05)
990—1210
9270~11860
④ Fasten expanded nut in proper torque. fasten ±10% of standard torque of expanded nut.
⑤ Check expansion surface whether damaged or not. ● Necessary tools (pipe cutter, wrench knife, expanding tool, pipe frame) ● Right and wrong cut are shown as followed:
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● Check expansion right or not.
4.4.1.6 Installation of oil trap In order to facilitate oil return, may install oil trap on standpipe. While height difference between indoor and outdoor unit beyond 8 meters, the distance between oil traps is 10cm as ben conHiit of the following drawing.
4.4.2 Duct insulation 4.4.2.1 Procedure of insulation work condensing pipe work→ insulation (except tubing joint)→ air tightness test →insulation (except pipe joint) 4.4.2.2 Material Insulation material applied should withstand the heat of the pipe. For example: heat pump; heat resistance transpired polythene (more than 120℃) cooling only type: transpired polythene (more than 100℃) 4.4.2.3 Key points of insulation Insulation area, for example welding area, expansion area or flange area, should be installed after air tightness test finishes. Pay attention to unit model and necessary running condition because some gas pipe and liquid pipe need insulation.
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Incorrect ● Do not put the liquid pipe and the gas pipe together.
● Only is the gas pipe insulated. (cooling only style)
Correct ● Both the gas pipe and liquid pipe are insulated.
● Support
● The joints of the pipes should be also insulated completely,
Emphasis:
① Thickness of insulation material should be 100mm. ② The recommendation value (main pipe 1 inch, branch pipe half inch)should be increased in area with hot and wet environment. ③ If user provides his specification, it should be attached. ④ As for cooling only type, if you can forecast that air conditioner possibly operate where ambient temperature will be less than 10℃, liquid pipe should apply insulation.
4.4.3 Air tightness test 4.4.3.1 Work sequence A/C piping finished
Put compressed air in
Check pressure whether falls or not
No
Yes Find leakage and repair
Passed
4.4.3.2 Key points of test Strictly carry out the test following the below sequence. a) As various cold medium systems, air pipe and liquid pipe should be pressurized graHially. ● 1st stage 3.0 kg/cm2: Pressurize more than 3 minutes, ● 2nd stage15.0 kg/cm2: Pressurize more than 3 minutes,
→possibly find large leakage →possibly find large leakage
● 3rd stage 28.0 kg/cm2: Pressurize more than 24 hours
NOTE: Even pressurize to 28.0kg/cm2, small leakage cannot be found if time limited. Thus hold 24 hours and observe after pressurize. NOTE: Pressure can never be more than 28.0kg/cm2.
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b) Observe pressure descends or not ● If no descends phenomenon, qualified. ● If descends, should find where the leakage is and refer to next page. But, if the ambient temperature of pressurization and the ambient temperature of observation is different, there will be 0.1 pressure change for every 1℃, which should be modified. Modified value=( temperature while pressurization—temperature while observation)x0.1. For example: Pressure 28 kg/cm2,temperature 25℃.24 hours later, if pressure is 27.5 kg/cm2 and temperature is 20℃, which should be taken as qualified. 4.4.3.3 Check air leakage Check 1(as described in last page, find pressure falls in three-stage check) ① Audition check: Find larger air leakage by ears; ② Touch check: Put hand at pipe joint to feel leak or not; ③ Soap water check: Could find bubbles from air leakage. Check 2 (want to find small leakage, or cannot find leakage while pressure falls under pressurization test) ① Nitrogen to 3.0 kg/cm2 ② Fluorin air (R22) to 5.0 kg/cm2 (i.e. Admixture of nitrogen air and fluorin air) ③ Check by halogen lamp, alkyl gas (petroleum gas) detector, electric detector, etc. ④ If cannot find, continue to pressurize to 28 kg/cm2 and check again. Maximum pressure not more than 28 kg/cm2
4.5 Fill of refrigerant Refrigerant fill quantity of outdoor unit ex-factory is based on 5m pipe length; while the length of connection piping is less than 5m, no need to fill additional refrigerant; while pipe length is more than 5m, please add refrigerant as the following table: Cold medium pipe
Standard of cold medium pipe
Ф9.52 Ф12.7 Ф15.88
Liquid pipe Ф6.35 Ф6.35 Ф9.52
Additional refrigerant fill quantity 0.02Kg/m 0.02 Kg/m 0.05 Kg/m
Ф19.05
Ф9.52
0.07 Kg/m
Ф19.05
Ф12.7
0.09 Kg/m
Air pipe
4.6 Commissioning Key points of commissioning ● If it is in winter, power supply should be connected 6 hours in advance for first operation so that crankcase can preheated in advance. ● If it is in winter,, commissioning should be executed again if the main power supply is cut off for 8 hours and the test running can be executed after2.5 hours after the power is on. 1) Switch on the power supply and turn on cooling mode. 2) After three-minute protection of the compressor, observe whether the cold air blows from the indoor unit well or not, and is there any abnormal noise from outdoor. 3) Switch over to “heating” mode, observe whether the hot air blows from the indoor unit well or not, and is there any abnormal noise from outdoor.. 39
4) Set the mode to “Air-blast”(high speed air)mode,observe whether strong air blows from indoor. 5) Open “swing”mode and check whether baffle plate swing in good condition or not. 6) Press remote control to check whether whole-set unit works in good condition or not. 7) Switch mode into “cooling mode” and run for 1 hour, and then observe whether drainage goes out smoothly or not. 8) After making sure the unit operates in good condition, press “ON/OFF” button to finish commissioning.
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5. Control instruction of QRD-3F-HCE1 (60070110600) PC Board 5.1 Technical Guideline 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Power voltage scope of application: input voltage 175 V – 253V; AC input currency frequency: 50Hz/60Hz; Working environment temperature: (-10 ~ +70) ℃; Working environment humidity: RH20% ~ RH90%; Indoor fan is tapping motor, three grades wind speed; Outdoor fan is tapping motor with iron casing, one grade wind speed, normal work currency is less than 3A; Normal work currency of four-way valve is less than 1A/220VAC; Power of compressor is only-phase power, normal work currency is less than 20A;
5.2 Functions of Controller Functions of Controller consist of the following sections: 1. Remote control receiving; 2. Forced operation; 3. Driving the buzzer; 4. Driving the indoor fan; 5. Timing ON/OFF; 6. Compressor restarting protection; 7. High indoor heating exchanger temperature protection under heating mode; 8. Outdoor coil defrosting and returning to heating under heating mode; 9. Anti-cold wind under heating mode; 10. Anti-freezing under cooling mode and dehumidification mode; 11. Self-inspection.
5.3 Main function instruction 5.3.1 Proper noun and its meaning TA: Indoor ambient temperature; TE: Indoor unit evaporator temperature; TS: Set temperature; TW: Outdoor unit evaporator temperature; Note: Sensor is 5K3470. 5.3.2 Definition of dial code switch
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Switch type
Switch number
Function
ON
OFF
Default
Remark
1
Remote control ON/OFF
YES
NO
OFF
-
OFF
Swing mode is divided into two groups: First group contains: A mode and B mode; System’s default is the first group; Second group contains: C mode and D mode; Method of changing between the first group and the second group: Within 5s, ten press “Sleep” key continuously, buzzer sends four short sounds continuously, mean to enter the mode in the second group;
A mode
Three-digit
2
Swing mode D mode
3 1 2 Four-digit 3 4
B mode
Model choice Simulated remote control ON/OFF Water level switch protection volatile memory choose Outdoor unit protect switch
Ten press “Sleep” key continuously, buzzer sends two short sounds continuously, mean to cancel the mode in the second group and return to the mode in the first group;
C mode
Heat pump
Single cooling
ON
Turn on
Turn off
OFF
NO
YES
OFF
YES
NO
OFF
NO
YES
OFF
After setting or canceling the mode every time, system must cutoff power and then electrify again to be valid. If memory chip isn’t installed or is failure, the mode in the second group can’t be set. When selecting “Heat pump”, Electric Heating is put in automatically. For testing, OFF must be set
5.3.3 Forcing switch 1. In the running state, press this button can stop the air conditioner. In the stopping state, press this button can run the air conditioner under auto mode. After selecting the operation mode, the air conditioner runs under that mode. According to the indoor temperature, three modes(Cooling、 Dehumidification、 Heating) can be automatic chosen. 1) TA ≥ 27℃, select cooling running mode, set temperature in 24℃, set wind speed in auto; 2) 20℃ < TA < 27℃,select dehumidification running mode, set temperature in 24℃, set wind speed in auto; 42
3) TA≤ 20℃, select heating running mode, set temperature in 24℃, set wind speed in auto; 4) This mode has Timing、Sleep、Volatile memory(Reserve)、Anion(Reserve) and Feeling(Reserve) functions; 5) Once the running mode is selected, it will not be changed by the indoor temperature, but can be changed by the received remote control signal. 2. Press this forcing button for five seconds unit buzzer sends two short sounds continuously, the controller enter commissioning that will run 30 minute: 1) When commissioning the sensor of inlet wind temperature is not valid. After three-minute protection of the compressor, start up normally (no delay safety control for initial electrifying), indoor fan wind speed is high wind speed, the operation mode is cooling mode; 2) When commissioning there is no anti-freezing and high temperature preventing protection. 5.3.4 Auto mode When Remote Controller choose Auto mode, air conditioner runs under that mode which is selected. According to the indoor temperature, three modes(Cooling、 Dehumidification、 Heating) can be automatic chosen; 1. TA ≥ 27℃, select cooling running mode, set temperature in 24℃, set wind speed in auto; 2. 20℃ < TA < 27℃,select dehumidification running mode, set temperature in 24℃, set wind speed in auto; 3. TA ≤ 20℃, select heating running mode, set temperature in 24℃, set wind speed in auto; 4. This mode has Timing、Sleep、Volatile memory(Reserve)、Anion(Reserve) and Feeling(Reserve) functions; 5. Once the running mode is selected, it will not be changed by indoor temperature. When starting up again after shutting down or transferring mode, select the running mode again. 5.3.5 Cooling mode Set temperature is preset by remote controller. Temperature controlling range is 16℃~32℃. Set temperature can be adjusted by “Temperature increase” “Temperature decrease” button of remote controller. Press “Wind speed selection” button to choose the fan speed: auto wind、high speed wind、 medium speed wind、low speed wind. Four-way valve is always closed under this mode. Other operations are as below: 1. TA - TS ≥ 1℃, if compressor satisfy 3 minutes protection, compressor、outdoor fan run; 2. TA = TS, keep former state; 3. TA - TS ≤ -1℃, if compressor satisfy 3 minutes protection, compressor、outdoor fan stop; 4. The wind speed can be set by remote controller in cooling running, indoor fan always keep operating; 5. TE ≤ 0℃, keep 10s and compressor keep operating for more than 5min, turn off compressor and outdoor fan, indoor fan operates at set wind speed; TE ≥ 7℃, exit this protection; 6. This mode has Timing、Sleep、Volatile memory(Reserve)、Anion(Reserve) and Feeling(Reserve) functions; 7. Auto wind speed controlling: TA – TS ≥ 3℃, the fan operates at high wind speed; TS +1℃ ≤ TA < TS + 3℃, the fan operates at medium wind speed; TA – TS < 1℃, the fan operates at low wind speed; There is no 3min delay protecting when low wind speed change into high wind speed; while there is 3min delay protecting when high wind speed change into low wind speed. 8. There is no 3min delay protection for the compressor at the first electrifying. Outdoor fan is started up 43
after the compressor run for 2s. If TS is adjusted higher than TA by remote controller, the compressor turn off without 3min delay protection. 5.3.6 Dehumidification mode 1. Under dehumidification mode four-way valve is always closed, temperature controlling range is 16℃~ 32℃. 2. Under dehumidification mode, when 3 minutes protection is satisfied, operation of compressor and outdoor fan follow as below: 1) TA ≥ TS+2℃, compressor and outdoor fan continuously operate, the fan operates at set wind speed; 2) TS ≤ TA < TS+2℃, compressor、outdoor fan run for 10min and stop for 6min, with 3min stopping compressor, indoor fan close, in other conditions indoor fan operates at low wind speed; 3) TA < TS, compressor and outdoor fan stop, indoor fan stops, 3min later it operates at low wind speed; Auto wind speed control: TA – TS ≥ 5℃, the fan operates at high wind speed; TS +3℃ ≤ TA < TS +5℃, the fan operates at medium wind speed; TS +2℃ ≤ TA < TS +3℃, the fan operates at low wind speed; TS ≤ TA < TS +2℃, the fan intermittently operates at low wind speed; TA < TS, compressor stops, within 3min, indoor fan closes, 3min later, the fan operates at low wind speed; 3. There is no 3min delay protection for the compressor at the first electrifying. Outdoor fan is started up after the compressor run for 2s. 4. TE ≤ -2℃, keep 10s and compressor keep operating for more than 5min, stop compressor and outdoor fan, indoor fan operates at set wind speed; When TE ≥ 7℃, exit this protection; 5. This mode has Timing、Sleep、Volatile memory(Reserve)、Anion(Reserve) and Feeling(Reserve) functions; 5.3.7 Ventilation mode Under ventilation mode, outdoor unit always stops, indoor fan operates at set wind speed which is set from high、medium、low wind speed by remote controller, without auto wind speed. This mode has Timing、 Volatile memory(Reserve) and Anion(Reserve) functions. 5.3.8 Heating mode Set temperature is preset by remote controller. Temperature controlling range is 16℃~32℃. Set temperature can be adjusted by “Temperature increase” “Temperature decrease” button of remote controller. Press “Wind speed selection” button to choose the fan speed: auto wind、high speed wind、 medium speed wind、low speed wind. Four-way valve is always closed under this mode. Other operations are as below: 1. TA – TS ≤ 1℃, if compressor satisfy 3 minutes protection, compressor、outdoor fan start, indoor fan operates on anti-cold wind conditions; 2. TA – TS ≥ 1℃, if compressor continuous operate for 3min, compressor、outdoor fan stop, indoor fan operates on anti-cold wind conditions; 3. TA = TS, keep former state; 4. Auto wind speed controlling: TA < TS-2℃, the fan operates at high wind speed; TS-2℃ ≤ TA < TS, the fan operates at medium wind speed; 44
5.
6. 7.
8.
TA ≥ TS, the fan operates at low wind speed; There is no 3min delay protecting when low wind speed change into high wind speed; while there is 3min delay protecting when high wind speed change into low wind speed. There is no 3min delay protection for the compressor at the first electrifying. Compressor is started up after four-way valve run for 10s. Outdoor fan is started up after the compressor run for 2s. If TS is adjusted lower than TA by remote controller, the compressor turn off without 3min delay protection. This mode has Timing、Sleep、Volatile memory(Reserve)、Anion(Reserve) and Feeling(Reserve) functions under this mode; At the first electrifying four-way valve is started up immediately, 10s later compressor is started up. On the state of operating of compressor, shut down or transfer mode will close four-way valve with delay 2min50s; If compressor shut down, four-way valve stops immediately. Anti-cold wind and blowing surplus heat function: Indoor fan wind speed is controlled by TE, specific operations follow as below: 1) Anti-cold wind when compressor is running: a) When TE is increasing, TE < 30℃, indoor fan stops; 30℃ ≤ TE < 38℃, indoor fan operates at low wind speed; TE ≥ 38℃, indoor fan operates at the set wind speed; b) When TE is decreasing, TE > 34℃, indoor fan operates at the set wind speed; 28℃ < TE ≤ 34℃, indoor fan operates at low wind speed; TE ≤ 38℃, indoor fan stops;
(Figure 1) 2) Anti-cold wind when compressor is stopping: a) When TE is decreasing, TE > 30℃, indoor fan operates at low wind speed; TE ≤ 30℃, indoor fan stops; b) When TE is increasing, TE ≥ 35℃, indoor fan operates at low wind speed; TE < 30℃, indoor fan stops;
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(Figure 2) 3)
Blowing surplus heat under OFF status: TE > 35℃, indoor fan operates at low wind speed; TE ≤ 35℃, indoor fan stops, blow surplus heat under OFF status for not longer than 10s, when blowing, if TE < 35℃, indoor fan immediately close. 9. High temperature protection: 1) In cooling running, TE ≥ 57℃, keep 10s, stop outdoor fan; TE ≥ 64℃, keep 10s, stop compressor; TE < 52℃, 3 minutes protection is satisfied, return to normal running; 2) High temperature protection is valid only when TE sensor is normal. 10. Defrosting under heating mode(failure of outdoor pipe coil temperature refers to intelligence defrosting function): 1) When outdoor sensor is well and any of the following conditions is met, then defrosting starts. During defrosting, the light flashes: a) TW ≤ -6℃, keep 2min; b) The time of compressor’s operation adds up to more than 50min; defrosting interval is 50min (power off or turn off by using remote controller, accumulated time accumulate again), Compressor has operated for more than 5 minutes. When defrosting is starting, compressor、indoor fan、outdoor fan stop, after 30s,four-way valve close, after 15s again, compressor defrost. 2) Stopping condition of defrosting: (any of the following conditions is met, then defrosting stops.) a) Outdoor coil temperature ≥12℃; b) Defrost period achieves 12min; c) Transfer mode or turn off by using remote controller, exit defrosting. After exiting defrosting, compressor stops, outdoor fan run, after 55s, four-way valve open, after 5s again, compressor run; air conditioner return normal heating running, indoor fan operates on anti-cold wind. 5.3.9 Assistant Electric Heating function 1. When the heating mode is operated normally, i.e. compressor start up、outdoor fan runs、reverse valve is electrified、indoor fan operates, and all of the following conditions are met, then electric heating is on. 1) TE < 48℃; 2) TA < 22℃; 3) TS – TA ≥ 3℃; 4) Compressor continuously operates at heating mode for 4min; 2. When any of the following conditions is met, then electric heating is off. 1) TE > 22℃; 2) TS – TA < 2℃; 3) TS > 52℃; 3. When one of compressor、four-way valve and indoor fan fails to work or indoor fan feedback failure, 46
then assistant electric heating is off. 4. In the operating of compressor, if assistant electric heating is off, it will be restarted after 1min. 5.3.10 Sleep controlling function Sleep function is valid in the running state of Auto、Cooling、Dehumidification or heating. After starting sleep function, indoor fan speed is low, sleeping light is on. After pressing “Sleep” key to start the sleep function, for cooling running, set temperature automatically increase 1℃ after 1h, 1 hours later, the set temperature increase another 1℃; for heating running, set temperature automatically decrease 2℃ after 1h, 1 hours later, the set temperature decrease another 2℃. After 7h of sleeping operation, shut down. In the running state of sleep, transfer mode is valid, after transferring mode sleep function is cancelled, if press temperature increase key, air conditioner will operate according to “new set temperature + correction temperature”. In the state of sleep, press “Sleep” key again 、“Mode” or shut down, sleep function is cancelled, finish running sleep. Sleep in cooling running: Temperature
Increase another 1℃ Increase 1℃ Former set temperature 1h
2h
7h (Finish sleeping, shut down)
Sleep in heating running: Temperature Former set temperature
Decrease 2℃ Decrease another 2℃
New 1h
2h
7h (Finish sleeping, shut down)
5.3.11 Intelligence defrosting function 1. In the running state of intelligence defrosting, any of the following seven conditions is met (total small conditions of each large condition must be met), then defrosting starts. During defrosting, the light flashes: 1) a) Outdoor fan enters overload protection and stops running; b) Outdoor fan re-startup after a stop and continuously operates for more than 10min; c) Accumulated compressor running time is more than 45min; d) Continuously compressor running time is more than 20min; e) TE ≤ 48℃. 47
2) a)
After enter Heating mode for 5min or exiting defrosting for 5min, get the maximum difference between TE and TA; ① TE ≥ 38℃, difference between TE and TA decrease more than 5℃, keep more than 3min; ② TE < 38℃, difference between TE and TA decrease more than 3℃, keep more than 3min b) Continuously compressor running time is more than 5min; c) Accumulated compressor running time is more than 45min; d) TE ≤ 48℃. Note: When wind correcting is existing, indoor fan wind speed decreases one grade, temperature corrects -1℃; indoor fan wind speed increases one grade, temperature corrects +1℃. 3) a) Accumulated compressor running time is more than 3h; b) Continuously compressor running time is more than 20min; c) Difference between TE and TA is less than 16℃. 4) a) Difference between TE and TA is less than 16℃, keep 5min; b) Accumulated compressor running time is more than 45min; c) Continuously compressor running time is more than 20min; When this condition is met, enter defrosting. Record TE before starting defrosting. When defrosting finishes and compressor continuously operates for10min, compare TE at this time with TE before defrosting, if the latter is not bigger than the former 3℃, can’t enter defrosting in this condition next time until transferring mode、start up to enter heating after shutting off or after once defrosting; 5) Begin timing after air conditioner enter overheat protection, 2h later, force a defrosting; 6) a) After entering Heating mode for 5min at the first time, get the maximum TE: TE < 38℃ b) Continuously compressor running time is more than 5min; c) Accumulated compressor running time is more than 45min; 7) a) On the state of Heating mode, after accumulated compressor running time reaches 2h; b) Within 2h, defrosting hasn’t be run; c) Continuously compressor running time is more than 5min; get the maximum TE, TE < 30℃, keep more than 3min; 2. Any of the following four conditions is met, exit intelligence defrosting. 1) Intelligence defrost period is more than 9min; 2) Intelligence defrosting has operated for 4 minutes, TE ≥ 0℃, TE increases more than 2℃ within 10s; 3) Intelligence defrosting has operated for 5 minutes, TE ≥ 5℃; 4) Compressor has run for 1min, test current of it, current ≥ 6A(32~35 Wall-mounted air conditioner current ≥ 8A, lower than 32 Wall-mounted air conditioner current ≥ 6A), keep 5s. 3. Operation time sequence in defrosting: 1) When start operating defrosting, compressor、indoor fan、outdoor fan shut down, 30s later, four-way valve stops, 15s later again, start up compressor, enter defrosting; 2) When exit operating defrosting, compressor shut down、outdoor fan turn on, 55s later, four-way valve turn on, 5s later, compressor is started, conditioner return to normal heating running, indoor fan operates on anti-cold wind. 5.3.12 Timing controlling function The longest timing time is 24h, use 1min as unit, single timing mode, Timing mode can’t be canceled while transferring mode, Timing light is on after setting Timing. 1. Timing OFF Only in the air conditioner running state Timing OFF function can be set, timing scope is 1min-24h, when timing time is end, air conditioner will turn off automatically. 2. Timing ON Only in the air conditioner stopping state Timing ON function can be set, timing scope is 1min-24h, 48
when timing time is end, air conditioner will turn on automatically. Turn on、off air conditioner after setting Timing function, former timing and sleep function cancel automatically. 5.3.13 Self-inspection function Press force key to be electrified, buzzer sends two short sounds and enter self-inspection: Electric Heating operates、indoor fan operates at high wind speed Æ operation light is on for 1s Æ timing light is on for 1s Æ power light is on for 1s Æ indoor fan operates at low wind speed for 1s、 medium wind speed for 1s Æ compressor operates for 1s Æ four-way valve operates for 1s Æ outdoor fan operates for 1s Æ buzzer sends one short sound and turn off, then sir conditioner enter stand-by and finish self-inspection. 5.3.14 Lift pump operation regulation To prevent indoor unit or furniture being damaged by the condensate overflowed from the indoor unit, a lift pump is required to drain the condensate. The operation status of lift pump is depending on the status of the water level switch. Only under cooling or dehumidification status, after outdoor compressor started, lift pump motor runs; when compressor is stopped (or powered off), lift pump motor still runs 300s before stop. When anti-freezing, water pump does not stop. After anti-freezing mode quitted, lift pump operates as normal program. During cooling or dehumidification operation, when the water level sensor switches off (full of water) and keeps 3s, it is judged to be lift pump failure, drainage pump operates continuously, stop compressor, wired controller shows E4 failure code, if the full water failure is cleared, then units restore to normal operation (compressor has 3min protection in priority); if the failure is not cleared within 30min, then water pump stop working and units enter into OFF status, while the wired controller displays E4 failure code. In case of initial electrifying, lift pump operates for 180s before judging the water level sensor status. 5.3.15 Main controller protection port input 1. The heating overheat protection switch、Water level switch、Remote control output tested by main controller are normally closed contact signal. Water level switch: When water level is normal, switch is off, if water level goes beyond the normal scope, then Water level switch will switch off to enter into protecting status and alarm output signal. Heating overheat protection switch: When heating overheat protection switch is off, controller enters into protecting status and alarm output signal. 2. The outdoor protection port tested by main controller adopts strong electricity live wire protection. When protection switch is off, controller enters into protecting status and alarm output signal. 3. Main controller uses a 4-digit code dial switch to shield every protection port input signal. If some protection port is not used and is tested without stopping operating, this protection can be used. 5.3.16 Failure instructions When air condition fails, Timing light in the controller light board will indicate corresponding fault code according to different fault indication,details refer to follows:
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Reasons for fault Communication failure Drainage system failure Phase sequence、 phase low or low pressure failure TA abnormal
TE abnormal TW abnormal
Display mode 1 (Indicating light type)
Display mode 2 (Wired controller type)
Display priority level
Phenomenon
NO
E5
1
Stop
Timing light flashes four times in 8s
E4
2
Stop
Timing light flashes six times 8s
E6
3
Stop
E1
4
Stop
E3
5
Stop
NO
6
No Stop
NO
7
Stop
NO
8
No Stop
Timing lights flashes one time in 8s Timing light flashes two times in 8s Timing light flashes two times in 2s
Indoor heating overload protection Defrost(non-fault)
Operation light flashes
Note: When wired controller or main control plate consecutive two minutes have not received right signals, then turn off and instruct corresponding fault code. Once communication is restored, system will be automatically resumed.
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6 Remote controller and wired controller User control the air conditioner by remote controller or wired controller, and remote controller and wired controller could be used as substitute.
6.1 Wired controller only Only one wired controller is applied in system that controls display of air conditioner operation status and the air conditioner operation, and the wired controller should be connected with main controller by four-core communication line.
6.2 Remote controller only Only one display board is connected with the main controller, it receives control signal from remote control, and at same time display system operation status on one light tube.
6.3 Wired controller + remote controller If the configuration selected is wired controller equipped with signal receiver which receive signal from the remote controller, use remote control to control air conditioner operation at the same time of using wired controller. In addition, wired controller and display board can be used simultaneously and no interference each other.
6.4 Duct Display board
Display function: Display include three different colors LBDs, which indicates that: â&#x2DC;&#x2026; Red indicator light: Light on indicates power supply is on. â&#x2DC;&#x2026; Yellow indicator light: Light on indicates air conditioner operates under timing status or sleep mode.
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6. 5 Remote Controller 6.5.1 Main parameters of remote controller Rated voltage
3.0V, two 7# batteries are used
Min. voltage of CPU signal
2.0V
Reach distance of signal
8m
Ambient temperature
(-5~60)℃
6.5.2 Precautions for use of remote controller 6.5.2.1 The closing state of remote controller:
1. “+” button This button can set room temperature. Press it once, the temperature increases 1℃. Press it continuously, the temperature increases at the speed of 4℃/s. This function is invalid when the appliance is at the Fan and Auto mode. 2. “SWING” button Press the button, the horizontal airflow direction plate can adjust automatically. When you have the desired wind direction, please press it again, the airflow direction plate will stop at the situation. 3. “FAN” button You can select fan speed from “Low”、 “Med”、 “High”、 “Auto”.
Remark: The floor standing type select fan speed only from “Low” to “High”. 52
4. “MODE” button Which enables you to select different operation mode, after each pressing, the operation mode will be changed. It shows in the following display.
Remark: Cold wind type has heating function. 5. “-” button This button can set room temperature. Press it once, the temperature decreases 1℃. Press it continuously, the temperature decreases at the speed of 4℃/s. This function is invalid when the appliance is at the Fan and Auto mode. 6. “ ” button You can start the air-conditioner by pressing this button and stop its operation by pressing it again. 6.5.2.2 The opening state of remote controller:
NOTICE: It’s general sketch map of outline for remote controller. Please refer to the real one you buy for specific location of buttons, and if the relevant keys are not indicated, it means absence of corresponding function. 1. “+” button This button not only can adjust clock time and the timer time but also can set room humidity. 1) Adjusting clock time and timer time Press it once, the time increases one minute. Press it for 1 to 3 seconds, time display will increase at the speed of 2min/s. For 3 to 5 seconds, it will increase at the speed of 10min/s. For more than 5 seconds, it will increase at the speed of 10min/s. 2) Setting room temperature and room humidity Press it once, the humidity increases 5%. 2. “SLEEP” button Press this button, the LCD shows the “ ” symbol, the sleeping function of the air conditioner is started. 53
After 7 hours of setting this function, the air conditioner will be off automatically. Press the button once again, the “ ” symbol disappears; the function is cancelled at the same time. This function is invalid when the appliance under the Fan mode. 3. “POWER” button or “POWER/QUIET ”button ☆ When it displays “POWER” button: Press this button, the fan speed reach the highest, press it again it resume the foregoing fan speed.
☆ When it displays “POWER/QUIET” button: Which enables you to select different operation mode, after each pressing, the operation mode will be changed. It shows in the following display.
This function is only suitable for frequency variable appliance. 4. “TIMER/CLOCK” button 1) Setting the “ON/OFF” timer time When remote controller is at the on/off state, press this button, the LCD flickers the “ off/ on” symbol. Press the “+” or “-” button to set the timer time. After finishing it, press this button again in 10 seconds to affirm. If the setting time is the same as the current time, this setting is invalid. Press the button once more, the “ off/ on” symbol disappears, the function is cancelled at the same time. 2) Adjusting the clock time ” Press this button in 5 seconds under the state of no timer setting, the LCD flickers the “ symbol. Press the “+” or “-” button to set the timer time. After finishing it, press this button again in 10 seconds to affirm. If not, this operating is invalid. 5. “-” button This button not only can adjust clock time and the timer time but also can set room humidity. 1) Adjusting clock time and timer time Press it once, the time decreases one minute. Press it for 1 to 3 seconds, time display will decrease at the speed of 2min/s. For 3 to 5 seconds, it will decrease at the speed of 10min/s. For more than 5 seconds, it will decrease at the speed of 10min/s. 2) Setting room temperature and room humidity Press it once, the humidity decreases 5%. 6. “ ” button You can start the air-conditioner by pressing this button and stop its operation by pressing it again. 6.5.3 Usage ★ Battery installation
1. Slide off the lid on the back of the controller according to the direction shown by the arrowhead. 2. Put in two new 7# batteries correctly. Ensure that the electrodes match properly. 3. Put back the lid. Make sure of the power supply before switching on the air-conditioner. ★ Cooling/Heating operation mode (Cold wind type has no heating function) 54
1. Press the “ ” button, the operation indicator is on, the air conditioner start to operate the Cooling or Heating mode. Press the button again, the air-conditioner stops. 2. Press “MODE” button and select the “cooling” or “heating” operation mode. 3. Press “+” or “-” button , you can set the temperature range from16℃ to 32℃. 4. Press “FAN” button, you can select fan speed from “Low”、 “Med”、“High”、 “Auto”. ★ 1. 2. 3.
Dry operation mode Press the “MODE” button, select the dry mode operation. Press the “+” or “-” button, you can set the temperature range from 16℃ to 32℃. Press the “FAN” button, you can select fan speed from “Low”、“Med”、“High”、 “Auto”.
★ Fan operation mode 1. Press the “MODE” button, select the fan operation mode. 2. Press the “FAN” button, you can select fan speed from “Low”、 “Med”、 “High”. Remark: In the fan operation mode, to set temperature is noneffective. ★ Clock time setting 1. Press the “TIMER/CLOCK” button for 5 seconds, the time indicator at present begins to glimmer. 2. Adjust present time through pressing the “+” or “-” button. 3. Press the “TIMER/CLOCK” button once again, the time setting is finished. Remark: Time can be regulated only after the timing mode is cancelled. ★ Time setting ☆ Set the “Timer ON” (It is effective only when the air conditioner is shut off). 1. Press the TIMER/CLOCK button, the remote controller display “ on” immediately. 2. Adjust time through pressing the “+” or “-” button. 3. Press the TIMER/CLOCK button again; the “Timer ON” setting is finished.
☆ Set the “timer OFF”。(It is effective only when the air-conditioner is running) 1. Press the TIMER/CLOCK button, the remote controller display “ off” immediately. 2. Adjust time through pressing the “+” or “-” button. 3. Press the “TIMER/CLOCK” button again, the “Timer OFF” setting is finished ★ Sleeping operation mode 1. Press the SLEEP button, the sleeping indicator light of indoor unit flashes on. 2. After the setting of sleeping mode ,the cooling operation enables the set temperature to increase1℃ after 1 hour and another 1℃ automatically after 1 hour. 3. After the setting of sleeping mode, the heating operation enables the set temperature to drop2℃ after 1hours and stops automatically. 4. The air-conditioner runs in sleeping mode for 7hours and stops automatically. Remark: Press the “MODE” button or “ON/OFF” button, the remote controller clears sleeping mode away. 6.5.4 Attention 1. Aim the remote controller towards the receiver on the air-conditioner. 2. The remote controller should be within 8meters away from the receiver. 3. No obstacles between the remote controller and receiver. 4. Do not drop or throw the remote controller. 5. Do not put the remote controller under the forceful sunrays or heating facilities and other heating sources. 6. Use two 7#batteries, don’t use the electric batteries. 7. Take the batteries out of remote controller before stop its using for long. 8. When the noise of transmitting signal can’t be heard indoor unit or the transmission symbol on the display screen doesn’t flare, batteries need be replaced. 9. If reset phenomenon occurs on pressing the button of the remote controller, the electric quantity is deficient and new batteries need to be substituted.
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6. 6 Wired Controller For standard unit, we only provide remote controller with the unit, the user can choose line controller according to their need. 6.6.1 Line Controller appearance
6.6.2 How to operate the line controller The operation of the line controller please refer to the “remote controller”. The only differentia is line controller have the “CLOCKED” button than remote controller. 6.6.3 Installation of line controller 1. Disconnect the connective panel from the line controller. 2. Through the two hole of the connective panel, fasten the panel on the wall by nail. 3. Draw the wire an appropriate length out of the line controller, then connect the line controller and the connective panel. Joint the line controller outlet plug and the indoor unit outlet plug by the line controller connective wire.
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7 Sensor resistor and Pressure switch 7.1 5K3470 sensor resistor value R-T CONVERSION TABLE
Part No. : R25 :5.0 kΩ±1% B25/50:3470K±1% Rmin Tx(℃) (KΩ) -20 35.90 -19 34.14 -18 32.48 -17 30.91 -16 29.43 -15 28.02 -14 26.69 -13 25.43 -12 24.24 -11 23.11 -10 22.04 -9 21.03 -8 20.07 -7 19.16 -6 18.29 -5 17.47 -4 16.69 -3 15.95 -2 15.25 -1 14.58 0 13.94 1 13.34 2 12.76 3 12.22 4 11.69 5 11.20 6 10.73 7 10.28 8 9.847 9 9.439 10 9.050 11 8.680 12 8.326 13 7.989 14 7.667 15 7.360 16 7.067
Rnom (KΩ) 36.99 35.16 33.43 31.80 30.26 28.80 27.42 26.12 24.88 23.71 22.60 21.55 20.56 19.61 18.72 17.87 17.06 16.30 15.57 14.88 14.23 13.60 13.01 12.45 11.91 11.40 10.92 10.46 10.02 9.596 9.197 8.817 8.454 8.108 7.779 7.464 7.164
Rmax (KΩ) 38.11 36.21 34.41 32.72 31.11 29.60 28.17 26.81 25.53 24.32 23.17 22.08 21.05 20.08 19.15 18.27 17.44 16.65 15.90 15.19 14.51 13.87 13.26 12.68 12.13 11.61 11.11 10.63 10.18 9.755 9.346 8.955 8.583 8.229 7.891 7.568 7.261
Tx(℃) 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53
Rmin (KΩ) 6.787 6.519 6.264 6.020 5.786 5.563 5.350 5.146 4.950 4.761 4.580 4.407 4.242 4.083 3.932 3.787 3.648 3.515 3.387 3.265 3.148 3.035 2.928 2.825 2.725 2.630 2.539 2.452 2.368 2.287 2.209 2.135 2.063 1.994 1.928 1.864 1.803
Rnom (KΩ) 6.877 6.603 6.342 6.092 5.854 5.626 5.408 5.199 5.000 4.811 4.630 4.456 4.291 4.132 3.980 3.835 3.695 3.562 3.434 3.311 3.193 3.081 2.972 2.869 2.769 2.673 2.581 2.493 2.409 2.307 2.249 2.174 2.102 2.032 1.965 1.901 1.839
Rmax (KΩ) 6.967 6.687 6.420 6.165 5.921 5.688 5.466 5.253 5.050 4.860 4.679 4.506 4.340 4.181 4.029 3.883 3.743 3.609 3.481 3.357 3.239 3.126 3.017 2.913 2.813 2.716 2.624 2.535 2.450 2.368 2.289 2.213 2.141 2.070 2.003 1.938 1.876 57
Rmin (KΩ) 1.744 1.687 1.633 1.580 1.530 1.481 1.434 1.389 1.346 1.304 1.263 1.224 1.187 1.152 1.116 1.082 1.049 1.018 0.9874 0.9582 0.9300 0.9027 0.8764 0.8509 0.8264 0.8026 0.7797
Tx(℃) 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
Rnom (KΩ) 1.780 1.722 1.667 1.614 1.563 1.514 1.466 1.421 1.376 1.334 1.293 1.254 1.215 1.179 1.143 1.109 1.076 1.044 1.013 0.9837 0.9550 0.9273 0.9005 0.8746 0.8496 0.8254 0.8021
Rmax (KΩ) 1.816 1.785 1.702 1.648 1.597 1.547 1.499 1.452 1.408 1.365 1.323 1.283 1.245 1.207 1.171 1.137 1.103 1.071 1.040 1.009 0.9806 0.9524 0.9252 0.8988 0.8734 0.8488 0.8250
Tx(℃) 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100
7.2 5K3470 sensor graphs 40.00 35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 0.00 1
58
12 23 34 45 56 67 78 89 100 111
Rmin (KΩ) 0.758 0.736 0.715 0.695 0.676 0.657 0.639 0.621 0.604 0.588 0.572 0.556 0.541 0.527 0.513 0.499 0.486 0.473 0.461 0.449
Rnom (KΩ) 0.779 0.758 0.737 0.716 0.696 0.677 0.658 0.641 0.623 0.606 0.590 0.574 0.559 0.544 0.530 0.516 0.502 0.489 0.476 0.464
Rmax (KΩ) 0.802 0.780 0.758 0.737 0.717 0.698 0.679 0.660 0.643 0.625 0.609 0.592 0.577 0.562 0.547 0.533 0.519 0.505 0.592 0.480
7.3 10K3470 sensor resistor value(exhaust temperature sensor) R-T CONVERSION TABLE Part No. : R25 :10.0 kΩ±1% B25/50:3470K±1%
(exhaust temperature sensor)
T (℃)
R MIN (KΩ)
R NOM (KΩ)
R MAX (KΩ)
T (℃)
R MIN (KΩ)
R NOM (KΩ)
R MAX (KΩ)
-20
71.79
73.98
76.23
17
13.58
13.75
13.93
-19
68.28
70.32
72.42
18
13.04
13.21
13.37
-18
64.96
66.87
68.83
19
12.53
12.68
12.84
-17
61.82
63.61
65.44
20
12.04
12.18
12.33
-16
58.85
60.52
62.23
21
11.58
11.71
11.84
-15
56.04
57.60
59.20
22
11.13
11.25
11.37
-14
53.38
54.84
56.34
23
10.70
10.82
10.93
-13
50.87
52.23
53.63
24
10.29
10.40
10.50
-12
48.48
49.76
51.02
25
9.900
10.00
10.10
-11
46.22
47.42
48.64
26
9.522
9.621
9.721
-10
44.08
45.20
46.34
27
9.160
9.259
9.359
-9
42.06
43.10
44.17
28
8.814
8.913
9.012
-8
40.13
41.11
42.11
29
8.483
8.581
8.680
-7
38.13
39.22
40.16
30
8.166
8.264
8.362
-6
36.58
37.43
38.31
31
7.863
7.690
8.056
-5
34.94
35.74
36.55
32
7.573
7.669
7.766
-4
33.38
34.12
34.89
33
7.295
7.391
7.487
-3
31.89
32.59
33.31
34
7.029
7.123
7.219
-2
30.49
31.14
31.81
35
6.774
6.868
6.962
-1
29.15
29.76
30.38
36
6.529
6.622
6.715
0
27.88
28.45
29.03
37
6.295
6.387
6.479
1
26.67
27.21
27.75
38
6.071
6.161
6.253
2
25.52
26.02
26.53
39
5.855
5.945
6.035
3
24.43
24.90
25.37
40
5.649
5.737
5.829
4
23.39
23.82
24.27
41
5.451
5.538
5.626
5
22.39
22.80
23.22
42
5.260
5.347
5.433
6
21.45
21.83
22.22
43
5.078
5.163
5.249
7
20.55
20.91
21.27
44
4.903
4.987
5.071
8
19.70
20.03
20.37
45
4.735
4.817
4.900
9
18.88
19.19
19.51
46
4.573
4.654
4.736
10
18.10
18.39
18.69
47
4.418
4.498
4.579
11
17.36
17.63
17.91
48
4.269
4.348
4.427
12
16.66
16.91
17.16
49
4.126
4.203
4.282
13
15.98
16.22
16.45
50
3.988
4.064
4.141
14
15.34
15.56
15.78
51
3.855
3.930
4.007
15
14.72
14.93
15.13
52
3.728
3.802
3.877
16
14.14
14.33
14.52
53
3.606
3.678
3.752 59
T (℃)
R MIN (KΩ)
R NOM (KΩ)
R MAX (KΩ)
T (℃)
R MIN (KΩ)
R NOM (KΩ)
R MAX (KΩ)
54
3.488
3.559
3.632
81
1.515
1.559
1.604
55
3.374
3.445
3.516
82
1.472
1.515
1.559
56
3.265
3.334
3.404
83
1.431
1.473
1.516
57
3.160
3.228
3.297
84
1.391
1.432
1.474
58
3.059
3.126
3.194
85
1.352
1.392
1.434
59
2.962
3.027
3.094
86
1.314
1.354
1.395
60
2.868
2.933
2.998
87
1.278
1.317
1.357
61
2.778
2.841
2.905
88
1.243
1.281
1.320
62
2.691
2.753
2.816
89
1.209
1.246
1.285
63
2.607
2.668
2.730
90
1.176
1.212
1.250
64
2.526
2.586
2.647
91
1.144
1.180
1.217
65
2.448
2.507
2.567
92
1.113
1.148
1.184
66
2.373
2.431
2.490
93
1.083
1.117
1.153
67
2.301
2.357
2.415
94
1.054
1.088
1.123
68
2.231
2.287
2.343
95
1.026
1.059
1.093
69
2.164
2.218
2.274
96
0.9979
1.031
1.065
70
2.099
2.152
2.207
97
0.9715
1.004
1.037
71
2.036
2.088
2.142
98
0.9460
0.9779
1.010
72
1.975
2.027
2.080
99
0.9212
0.9526
0.9849
73
1.917
1.967
2.019
100
0.8971
0.9279
0.9597
74
1.860
1.910
1.961
75
1.806
1.855
1.904
76
1.753
1.801
1.850
77
1.702
1.749
1.797
78
1.653
1.699
1.746
79
1.606
1.651
1.697
80
1.560
1.604
1.650
7.4 10K3470 sensor graphs
80.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 40.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 0.00 1
60
10 19 28 37 46 55 64 73 82 91 100 109 118
7.5 Pressure switch Low pressure switch
R22 refrigerant unit
High pressure switch
Default
Disconnection
Comeback
Default
Disconnection
Comeback
closed circuit
0.05Mpa
0.15 Mpa
closed circuit
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8. Exploded chart 8.1 Duct(R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa, 9000BTUď˝&#x17E;12000BTU) No. 1
Number
Material number 9000BTU
Centrifugal fan
1
3
Motor
1
60020127400
4
Centrifugal fan fasten board
1
60960110856
5
Drip tray
1
60450000200
6
Chassis
1
60960110513
7
Outlet flange
1
60960110738
8
Evaporator assembly
1
63961513000
9
Top cover board
1
60960111297
10
Valve-panel
1
60961513150
11
Pipe Clamp
2
60961517270
12
Electric control box
1
60961513060
13
String nip
1
14
Transformer
1
60070502100
15
Terminal board
1
60100200400
16
PCB board
1
60070110600
17
Electric control box cover
1
60961513070
2
62
Mame
12000BTU
63110210100
63961515100
60142300200/60142200200
8.2 Duct (R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa,18000BTU) No.
Number
Material number
Centrifugal fan
1
63110210100
3
Motor
1
60020127800
4
Centrifugal fan fasten board
1
60960110858
5
Drip tray
1
60450000400
6
Chassis
1
60960110515
7
Outlet flange
1
60960110740
8
Evaporator assembly
1
63961516100
9
Top cover board
1
60960111298
10
Valve-panel
1
60961513150
11
Pipe Clamp
1
60961517270
12
Electric control box
1
60961513060
13
String nip
1
60142300200/60142200200
14
Transformer
1
60070502100
15
Terminal board
1
60100200400
16
PCB board
1
60070110600
17
Electric control box cover
1
60961513070
1 2
Name
63
8.3 Duct (R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa, 24000BTU~36000BTU) No. 1
Number 1
Material number 60110500800
2
Axletree
1
08015180010
3
Pipe Clamp
1
60110500800
4
Bearing support
1
60960111239
Centrifugal fan
3
63110210100
7
Motor axes
1
60110500300
8
Joint slack
1
60110500100
9
Motor
1
60020127500
10
Centrifugal fan fasten board
1
60960110862
11
Drip tray
1
60450000700
12
Chassis
1
60960110518
13
Outlet flange
1
60960110743
14
Evaporator assembly
1
63961517100
15
Top cover board
1
60960111301
16
Valve-panel
1
60961513150
17
Pipe Clamp
1
60961517270/60961517280
18
Electric control box
1
60961513060
19
String nip
1
60142300200/60142200200
20
Transformer
1
60070502100
21
Terminal board
1
60100202600
22
PCB board
1
60070110600
23
Electric control box cover
1
60961513070
5 6
64
Name Pipe Clamp
8.4 Duct (R22, low static pressure 12/30Pa ,42000BTU~48000BTU) No. 1
Name Moto
Number 1
Material number 60020128000
2
Joint slack
2
60110500100
3
Centrifugal fan
4
63110210100
4
Motor axes
2
60110500300
5
Centrifugal fan
4
63110210100
6
Bearing support
2
60960111239
7
Pipe Clamp
1
60110500800
8
Axletree
2
08015180010
9
Pipe Clamp
1
60110500800
10
Centrifugal fan fasten board
1
60960110863
11
Drip tray
1
60450000900
12
Chassis
1
60960110520
13
Outlet flange
1
60960110745
14
Evaporator assembly
1
63961518100
15
Top cover board
1
60960111302
16
Valve-panel
1
60961513150
17
Pipe Clamp
18
Electric control box
1
60961513060
19
String nip
1
60142300200/60142200200
20
Transformer
1
60070502100
21
Terminal board
1
60100200400
22
PCB board
1
60070110600
23
Electric control box cover
1
60961513070
60961517490/60961517270
65
8.5 Duct (R22, high static pressure 50/80Pa, 36000BTU~48000BTU) No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
Name Inhaler Inhaler assembly left&right Inhaler assembly up&down Air cover board Soleplate Pipe Clamp Axletree Rubber Axletree Bearing support Motor axes Centrifugal fan fasten board Drip tray Evaporator assembly Round board Outlet flange A Outlet flange B Air cover board Top cover board Valve-panel String nip Transformer Terminal board PCB board Electric control box cover Drain tube Drain pipe Drain pump Pump Valve-panel assembly Protection board B Protection board A Electric control box Motor
33 34 66
Number 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Material number 60490112800 63964837110 63964837610 60964833210 60964833310 60110500800 60420202300 08015180010 60964836110 60110500700 60964834010 63964833010 63964833810 60964832910 60964828010 60964831310 60964833210 60964833910 60964830310 60142300200 60070502100 60100202700 60070110600 60964838210 60460200500 60460200700 60040100500 63964839210 60964838910 60964838810 60964838410 60020132400/R60020131800
Centrifugal fan
3
63110213900
Joint slack
1
60110500900
8.6 Duct (R22, high static pressure 50/80Pa, 52000BTU) No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
Name Inhaler Inhaler assembly left&right Inhaler assembly up&down Air cover board Soleplate Pipe Clamp Axletree Rubber Axletree Bearing support Motor axes Centrifugal fan fasten board Drip tray Evaporator assembly Round board Outlet flange A Outlet flange B Air cover board Top cover board Valve-panel String nip Transformer Terminal board PCB board Electric control box cover Drain tube Drainpipe Drain pump Pump Valve-panel assembly Protection board B Protection board A Electric control box Motor Centrifugal fan Joint slack
Number 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 2
Material number 60490112900 63964837110 63964836810 60964823410 60964824710 60110500800 60420202300 08015180010 60964836110 60110500700 60964822910 60964825310 63964822510 60964825010 60964838010 60964838110 60964823410 60964824410 60964830310 60142300200 60070502100 60100202700 60070110600 60964838210 60460200500 60460200700 60040100500 63964839210 60964838910 60964838810 60964838410 60020131500 63110213900 60110500900 67
8.7 9000~24000BTU outdoor unit No.
Name
Number
AL-(H)12A4/S2(Du)
AL-(H)18A4/S2(Du)
Material number
Material number
1
Top cover board
1
60961708530
60961706880
2
Left-hand board
1
/
/
3
Big panel
1
60961700450
60961706860
4
Net for Big panel
1
60961708570
60961706970
5
Axial-flow wind leaves
1
60120101100
60120100800
6
Chassis assembly
1
63961708510
63961723420
7
Valve-panel assembly
1
63961700090
63961700760
Stop valve assembly
1
60300300100
60300300100
Stop valve assembly
1
60300300200
60300300300
8
Motor bracket assembly
1
63961709520
63961700970
9
Motor
1
60020113800
60020108200
10
Condenser assembly
1
63961709490
63961725210
11
Right-hand board
1
60961708540
60961706900
12
Compressor Capacitor
1
R60080900900
R60080901600
13
Motor Capacitor
1
60080901700
60080900800
14
Motor bracket
1
60961708450
60961706790
15
Terminal board
1
60100202000
60100202000
1
60961706990
60961706990
1
60961708550
60961706920
16 17
Cover for electric motor Wind-fending vertical board
18
Compressor
1
63010500900
63010501700
19
Four-way valve (heater pump)
1
60030101000
60030100900
68
8.8 30000~36000BTU outdoor unit No.
Name
Number
AL-(H)30A4/S2
AL-(H)36A5/S2
Material number
Material number
1
Condenser assembly
1
63965808810
63965808810
2
Outdoor Motor
1
60020114400
60020114400
3
Axial-flow wind leaves
1
60120101200
60120101200
4
Top cover board
1
60964600410
60964600410
5
Motor bracket assembly
1
63964600470
63964600470
6
Electric control box
1
63965310210
63965310210
3 phase detector
1
/
60080600400
AC contactor
1
60080106100
60080105900
7
Right-hand board
1
60964601110
60964601110
8
Flash chamber
1
R63961400710
R60340201400
9
Compressor
1
63010108200
63010105500
Oil heat strap
1
60090100800
60090100800
Valve-panel
1
60964601170
60964601170
Stop valve assembly 1
1
60300306400
60300307000
Stop valve assembly 2
1
60300306700
60300306900
11
Cover for electric motor
1
60964302410
60964302410
12
Big panel
1
60964601100
60964601100
13
Net for Big panel
1
60964601080
60964601080
14
Chassis assembly
1
63965322710
63965310610
15
Four-way valve (heater pump)
1
60030100200
60030100500
16
Left-hand board
1
60964601120
60964601120
pressure switch
1
60050100500
60050100500
10
17
69
8.9 42000BTU outdoor unit No. 1
Name Top cover board
Number 1
001
002
009
AL-(H)42A5/S2
0 21
60964305620
2
Left-hand board
1
60964305570
3
Net for Big panel
1
/
4
Big panel assembly
1
63964305560
5
Right-hand board
1
60964305600
6
Axial-flow wind leaves
1
60120101000
7
Outdoor Motor
1
60020202800
8
Motor bracket assembly
1
63964305540
9
Condenser assembly
1
63964305670/63964305730
10
Wind-fending vertical board
1
63964305450
11
(ROHS)Flash chamber
1
R60340202200
12
Compressor
1
63010107900
13
Chassis assembly
1
63964305420
14
Stop valve assembly 3/8in
1
60300308000
15
Stop valve assembly 3/4in
1
60300308100
16
Terminal board
1
60100200800
17
AC contactor
1
60080105900
18
Motor bracket
1
60964305590
19
Pressure switch
1
60050100500
20
Four-way valve (heater pump)
1
60030100500
21
Net for condenser
1
60964305610
70
008
Material number
0 07 0 06
0 10 004
011 020
0 03
0 12
005
019
0 18
0 15 0 14
013
016 017
8.10 48000ď˝&#x17E;52000BTU outdoor unit No.
Name
Number
AL-(H)48A5/S2
AL-(H)52A5/S2
Material number
Material number
1
Small panel
1
60964302190
60964302190
2
Net for Big panel
2
60961706970
60961706970
3
Handle
3
60430100100
60430100100
4
Wind-fending vertical board
1
60964302210
60964302210
5
Pressure switch
1
60050100500
60050100500
6
Axial-flow wind leaves
2
60964302370
R60120102200
7
Outdoor Motor
2
60020200600
60020203300
8
Motor bracket assembly
1
63964302220
63965813610
9
Top cover board
1
60964302290
60964302290
10
Condenser assembly
1
63964600030
63964600030
11
Four-way valve (heater pump)
1
60030100500
60030100500
12
Net for condenser
1
/
63964302380
13
Compressor
1
63010108300
63010101900
14
Oil heat strap
1
60090100800
60090100800
15
Chassis assembly
1
63965303810
63965303810
16
Cover for electric motor
1
60964302410
60964302410
17
Valve-panel
1
60964302180
60964302180
18
Stop valve assembly 1
1
60300302700
60300302900
19
Stop valve assembly 2
1
60300302800
60300302800
20
Terminal board
1
60100200800
60100200800
21
Motor bracket
1
60964302360
60964302360
3 phase detector
1
60080600400
60080600400
22
AC contactor
1
60080105900
60080105900
23
Motor Capacitor
2
60080900400
60080900500
24
Flash chamber
1
60340200400
60340200400
71