acha / achba self-contained horizontal units air to air

INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

ACHA / ACHBASELF-CONTAINED HORIZONTAL UNITS AIR TO AIR

ACHA - Cooling only ACHBA - Heat pump

CCHA / ECHA - CCHBA / ECHBASPLIT HORIZONTAL UNITS AIR-AIR

CCHA / ECHA - Cooling onlyCCHBA / ECHBA - Heat pump

- ACHA / ACHBA

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- CCHA / ECHA - CCHBA / ECHBA

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CATALOGS SUMMARY

Installation, operation and maintenance instructions

ACHA / ACHBASELF-CONTAINEDHORIZONTALUNITSMONOBLOCAIR-AIR ACHA-CoolingOnly ACHBA-HeatPump

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1. INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 5

3. RECEPTION.

. . 3.1..Inspection.upon.receipt............................................................................................................................................................ 6

. . 3.2..Rigging................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6

. . 3.3..Storage................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6

4. INSTALLATION LOCATION.

. . 4.1..Service.area.(mm)......................................................................................................................................................................... 7

. . 4.2..Weight.distribution.(kg)........................................................................................................................................................... 7

. . 4.3..Unit.settlement.............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

5. START UP

. . 5.1..Operation.limits............................................................................................................................................................................. 8

. . 5.2..Electrical.data.................................................................................................................................................................................. 9

. . 5.3..Drainage.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

. . 5.4..Air.ducts.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

. . 5.5..Adjustment.of.fan.transmision......................................................................................................................................... 11

. . 5.6..Compressor.lubricant.............................................................................................................................................................. 11

6. TECHNICAL DATA............................................................................................................................................................................. 12

7. DIMENSIONS........................................................................................................................................................................................ 14

8. REFRIGERANT CHARGE............................................................................................................................................................... 21

9. MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

10. APPENDIX: SAFETY DATA R410A........................................................................................................................................ 17

INDEX

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1. INTRODUCTION

The contents of this manual are designed to assure the correct installation, adjustment and maintenance of the unit, therefore:.

•.Read.the.instructions.with.due.care.and.attention.

•.the.appliance.must.be.installed,.tested.and.serviced.by.properly.qualified.staff.licensed.in.accordance.with.the.established.legislation..

•.the.manufacturer.declines.all. liability.and.warranty.coverage. is.automatically.waived,. if.electrical.and/or.mechanical.modifications.to.the.unit..tampering.and.unauthorized.repairs.or.modifications.to.the.unit.will.automatically.void.the.warranty.

•.Observe.the.safety.regulations.in.force.at.the.time.of.installation.

•.Make.sure.that.the.characteristics.of.the.mains.network.conform.to.the.data.on.the.serial.number.plate.placed.on.the.unit.

•.Keep.this.manual.and.the.wiring.diagram.with.care.and.make.sure.that.they.are.available.for.consultation.by.the.operator.whenever.necessary.

•.packing.materials.(plastic.wrappings,.expanded.polystyrene,.etc).are.potentially.hazardous.and.must.be.kept.out.of.reach.of.children..Recycle.packing.materials.in.accordance.with.local.legislation..

•.the.units.must.be.used.only.for.the.purpose.for.which.they.are.designed..the.manufacturer.bears.no.res-ponsibility.in.the.case.of.applications.other.than.the.specified.use.

•.Disconnect.the.unit.in.the.event.of.breakdowns.or.malfunctions.

•.If.repairs.are.necessary,.use.only.HItECSA.approved.service.centres.and.always.insist.on.original.spare.parts..the.use.of.non-original.parts.and/or.unauthorized.service.centres.may.result.in.unsafe.operation.of.the.unit.

Regulations and certifications

ISO 9001:2008 CERTIFICATION:.HItECSA.AIRE.ACOnDICIOnADO.S.l.U.,.trying.always.to.find.the.customer.satisfaction,.has.obtained.the.ISO.9001:2008.Quality.System.referred.to.its.production.activity..this.will.results.in.a.continuous.determination.to.improve.quality.and.reliability.of.all.our.products;.commercial.activities,.de-sign,.raw.materials,.production.and.after-.sales.service,.are.the.means.to.reach.our.goal..

CE MARkING:.Our.machines.have.got. the.CE.mark,. in.conformity.with. the.essential. requirements.of. the.applicable.EC.directives.and.their.last.modifications.as.well.as.with.the.national.legislation.of.each.country.

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2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

•. Installation.and.maintenance.of.air.conditioning.equipment.can.be.dangerous.because.the.system.is.under.pressure,.because.some.of.its.elements.have.high.temperatures.and.include.electrical.components.

•.Only.qualified.and.trained.service.staff.should.install,.commission.and.carry.out.maintenance.works..Unqua-lified.staff.should.only.carry.out.basic.tasks.such.as.cleaning.and.replacement.of.filters,.etc.

•. In.every.visit,.all.precautions.should.be.taken.into.account:.those.recommended.in.the.Installation,.operation.and.maintenance.instructions,.as.well.as.the.ones.indicated.in.labels.of.the.unit..Do.not.forget.to.strictly.follow.any.other.safety.codes.

•.Use.safety.glasses,.work.gloves.and.any.other.safety.accessory.necessary.

•.For.brazing.operations.use.a.quenching.cloth.and.have.at.close.distance.a.fire.extinguisher.

•.When.repairing.the.unit,.use.only.original.spare.parts.and.install.them.properly.in.the.same.position.where.old.parts.were.placed.

•.Do.not.install.the.unit..in.explosive.atmosphere.

WARNING!

Before starting installation, service or maintenance, turn off the main power switch in order to avoid electrical shock that may cause personal damages.


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3. RECEPTION

3.1 Inspection upon receipt

•.Units.are.delivered.with.special.protective.packing;.therefore.when.it.arrives,.please.inspect.it.carefully.to.check.that.no.damage.has.occurred.during.transport.and.that.the.unit.has.been.supplied.complete.with.all.parts.specified.in.the.order..If.any.damage.is.found,.immediately.file.a.claim.with.the.transport.company..

•.Verify.the.correct.voltage.of.the.nameplate.and.make.sure.it’s.in.accordance.with.local.power.supply..

•. In.case.of.any.flaw.or.anomaly.detected,.please.contact.HItECSA

3.2 Rigging

•.Before.moving.the.unit,.make.sure.that.all.panels.are.well.fixed.

•.Raise.and.set.down.the.equipment.carefully.

•.Do.not.tilt.the.unit.more.than.15.degrees.during.transportation.

•.When.lifting.the.unit,.make.sure.that.it’s.balanced.and.stable;.bear.in.mind.that.the.heaviest.part.is.where.the.compressor.is.installed.

•.Check.minimum.length.of.wire.raising.

3.3 Storage

If.the.equipment.is.going.to.be.stored.please.follow.the.instructions.below.in.order.to.avoid.damages,.corrosion.or.deterioration:

•.Keep.the.unit.away.from.direct.sunlight,.rain,.sand,.wind.or.temperatures.above.50ºC

•.Storage.temperature:.maximum.50ºC,.minimum.-10ºC

•.Maximum.humidity:.90%

Fig. 2Fig. 1

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4. INSTALLATION LOCATION

•.Check.if.the.base.is.able.to.support.the.weight.of.unit.during.operation.

•.Reserve.a.minimum.service.area.according.to.Fig..2.

•.Choose.a.place.free.of.dust.or.any.other.foreign.material.that.could.clog.or.damage.the.condenser.coil..the.location.should.also.be.a.place.that.cannot.be.flooded.

•.Consult.and.respect.all.regulations.concerning.installation.of.air.conditioning.systems.

•.Check.if.sound.waves.do.not.disturb.anyone.

4.1 Service area (mm)

4.2 Weight distribution (kg)

4.3 Unit settlement

•.Make.sure.that.the.unit.is.correctly.levelled.

•.the.bed.frame.should.be.strong.and.solid.enough.to.support.the.weight.of.the.machine.

•.Verify.that.the.indoor.drain.is.working.properly.

MODEL 1 2 3 4 TOTAL

.. 201. 62. 25. 37. 35. 159

. 251. 55. 28. 42. 39. 163

.. 351. 73. 39. 51. 51. 214

.. 371. 87. 44. 64. 58. 253

.. 401. 87. 45. 65. 57. 253

.. 501. 97. 50. 68. 53. 266

. 701. 94. 77. 135. 78. 384

. 721. 94. 79. 131. 80. 384

.. 751. 95. 83. 144. 80. 402

.. 801. 107. 80. 110. 111. 408

.. 1001. 108. 81. 113. 125. 427

. 1201. 113. 100. 132. 138. 483 Fig. 4

Fig. 3

Models 201-751

Models 801-1201

Condenser

Evaporator


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5. START UP

•.Start.up.should.be.performed.by.qualified.technical.people.

•.Use.a.start.up.check.list:.record.inlet.and.outlet.temperatures.and.pressures,.outdoor.air.temperature,.volts.

and.amps.of.each.compressor.and..each.fan.motor,.suction.and.discharge.pressure.of.each.compressor.

•.Use.a.similar.check.list.for.service.and.maintenance.works.

•Remember.that.after.4.hours.of.operation,.it.is.necessary.to.clean.the.filters..

•.Monitor.at.least.3.cooling.cycle.operations..

1. Mainpower400/3/50+neutral2. Earth3. Crankcaseheater(230/1/50)4. Time-delayfusesorcircuitbreaker(MCB)curveD5. Mainpowerswitch6. Remotecontrol

BEFORE START UP

Check the following points:• Wiresarewelltightened.

•Panelsarefirmlysecuredwithscrews.

•Therearenooilorrefrigerantleaks.

•Theunitiscorrectlylevelled.

•Thereisenoughspaceforserviceandmaintenance.

•Drainageisnotblocked.

•Crankcaseheaterhasbeenworkingatleast24hourspriortothestart-up.

•Airfiltersarecleanandcorrectlymounted.

•Grilles,airdiffusers,airductsandflexibleconnectionsareingoodcondition.

•Electricalpowersourceisinaccordancewithwhatissaidinthenameplate.

•Fansrotateintherightdirection.

Fig. 5

OUTDOOR UNITINDOOR UNIT

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5.1 Operation limits

Units.can.operate.at.a.maximum.altitude.of.1.500.meters.For.other.conditions,.please.consult.

•.Main.power.supply.of.the.unit.should.agree.with.the.data.shown.on.the.nameplate..HItECSA.will.not.be.held.responsible.for.damages.resulted.from.non.observance.of.the.above.

•.Always.use.the.wiring.diagram.sent.with.the.unit.to.make.electrical.connections

•.Check.that.the.crankcase.heater.has.been.working.at.least.24.hours.prior.to.the.start.up.of.the.unit.

•.Current.supply.should.be.within.10%.of.Volts.and.Amperes.indicated.on.the.unit.nameplate..

•.Do.not.operate.the.unit.at.different.current.from.that.shown.on.the.unit.nameplate.

•..the.installer.should.put.line.protection.elements.in.compliance.with.current.legislation.

•.the.interconnecting.wires.should.be.protected.with.a.tube.or.put.inside.a.groove.channel...

5.2 Electrical data

COOLING

Standard

Minimum

Maximum

HEATING

Standard

Minimum

Maximum

ºC ºC ºC ºC.

. 35. 24. 27. 19

. 20. -. 20. 15.

. 45. -. 32. 23

OUTDOORAIR INDOORAIR

DRY WET DRY WET

ºC ºC ºC ºC.

. 7. 6. 20. -

. -6. -7. 10. -.

. 24. 18. 26. -

WARNING!

Before starting installation, service or maintenance, turn off the main power switch in order to avoid electrical shock that may cause personal damages.

ACHA - ACHBA

Voltage

total.input.power.(1)

total.input.current.(1)







Starting.current

Circuit.breaker.curve.D*

Min..wire.section.(227.CEI.53)

201 251 351 371 401 501. V.(50Hz). 230.1. 230.1. 230.1/400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n.

. kW. 2,8. 3,4. 4,3. 5,0. 5,2. 6,5

. A. 14,6. 20,4. 12,1. 15,3. 15,4. 14,6

. kW. 3,5. 4,1. 5,3. 6,9. 7,1. 9,2.

. A. 15,9. 18,5. 12,8. 16,8. 16,8. 16,6

. kW. 2,8. 3,25. 3,8. 4,8. 5,1. 6,4.

. A. 13,3. 18,9. 11,9. 14,8. 15,1. 13,4.

. kW. 3,4. 4,3. 4,8. 5,8. 6,5. 8,5

. A. 15,2. 19,4. 12,8. 15,8. 16,4. 15,5.

. A. 63. 96. 43. 63. 63. 66

. A. 20. 20. 15. 15. 20. 20

. mm2. 2,5. 4. 2,5. 2,5. 2,5. 2,5


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. nOtES:.

. . 1..Cooling.:.Outdoor.air.temperature..35ºC...Indoor.air.temperature.(WB)..19ºC.

. . 2..Cooling.(max).:.Outdoor.air.temperature..46ºC..Indoor.air.temperature.(WB)..21ºC.

. . 3..Heating.:.Outdoor.air.temperature.(WB)..6ºC..Indoor.air.temperature..20ºC.

. . 4..Maximo.calor.:.Outdoor.wet.temperature..18ºC..Indoor.air.temperature..26ºC.

. *Recommendation.to.the.installer

5.3 Drainage

ACHA - ACHBA

Voltage









Starting.current

Circuit.breaker.curve.D*

Min..wire.section.(227.CEI.53)

701 721 751 801 1001 1201. V.(50Hz). 400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n.

. kW. 7,8. 8,5. 9,5. 9,7. 12,4. 15,1

. A. 16,9. 18,6. 20,2. 20,3. 24,5. 32,0

. kW. 10,9. 12,0. 13,2. 13,3. 17,0. 20,3.

. A. 18,6. 21,0. 22,2. 22,2. 29,1. 34,0

. kW. 6,9. 7,9. 8,1. 8,8. 11,8. 14,4.

. A. 14,4. 16,5. 18,9. 19,2. 23,0. 31,5.

. kW. 9,4. 10,2. 12,4. 12,0. 16,4. 19,5

. A. 18,4. 19,1. 21,1. 20,6. 27,0. 33,3.

. A. 67. 96. 96. 96. 96. 158

. A. 25. 25. 25. 25. 30. 40

. mm2. 4. 4. 4. 4. 6. 10

•. Indoor.drainage.(of.condensate.water).has.a.3/4”.Mpt.connection.

•.Condensate.drain.line.diameter.should.be.equal.or.larger.than.the.unit.connection.depending.on.line.length.and.general.building.configuration..

•.Drainage.line.should.have.a.minimum.inclination.of.2%.for.proper.water.evacuation.

•.When. drainage. line. is. exposed. to. temperatures.below.0ºC,. it. is.necessary. to.provide. thermal. in-sulation.or.electrical.heating.wire.to.avoid.water.freezing.and.tube.damages

•. It.is.advisable.to.install.a.trap.with.proper.dimensions..Fig. 6

Dimensions

5.4 Air ducts

•.Air.duct.dimensions.will.be.determined.according.to.the.airflow.and.available.static.pressure..

•.Ducts.must.be.designed.by.qualified.technical.people..

•.Use.ducts.made.of.non-inflammable.materials.in.order.to.avoid.any.emission.of.gas.in.case.of.fire..It.is.ad-visable.to.use.metal.plate.duct.with.insulation..

•.Use.flexible.ducts.to.connect.air.ducts.into.the.unit.and.thus.avoid.vibration.and.noise.transmission.

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5.5 Adjustment of fan transmission

•.Adjust.transmission.so.that.indoor.fan-motor.reaches.its.nominal.value.

•. If.consumption.is.lower.than.the.nominal.value,.the.airflow.is.insufficient.

- To change fan speed: 1. Remove.the.belt.and.slide.the.motor.over.the.channel... 2.. loosen.setscrews.and.turn.the.mobile.flap.around,.depending.on.your.needs.. 3.. tight.setscrews... 4.. put.the.belt.back.in.the.pulley’s.channel.. 5.. tight.the.belt.using.a.tension.adjuster.screw..

- To line up motor and fan pulleys: 1. Loosen.setscrews.from.the.fan.pulley.. 2.. Slide.the.fan.pulley.down.the.axe.and.line.up.with.the.motor,.using.a.ruler.to.make.sure.that.it’s.in.parallel... . with.the.belt... 3.. tight.the.fan.pulley.using.a.tension.adjuster.crew..

5.6 Compressor lubricant

Compressors.with.R410a.refrigerant.use.synthetic.polyester.oil,.each.manufacturer.using.a.specific.oil.for.his.pro-duct...the.system.must.not.remain.open.to.the.atmosphere.more.than.15.minutes..Due.to.its.hygroscopic.qualities,.you.must.be.very.careful.during.manipulation:.when.synthetic.oils.mix.up.with.mineral.oil,.they.deteriorate.causing.obstructions.and.even.the.breakdown.of.the.compressor..Do.not.mix.them.under.any.circumstance..

Fig. 7

1.-Motor.2.-Motorpulley.3.-Belt.4.-Fanpulley.5.-Tensoradjustmentscrew.6.-Setscrew.7.-Mobileflap.8.-Fixflap.

Fig. 8

RIGHT POSITION OF RULER

WRONG ALIGNMENT

WRONG

WRONG


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6. TECHNICAL DATA

ACHA / ACHBA

CAPACITIES

Cooling.capacity.(1)

EER.Efficiency

Heating.capacity.(2)

COp.Efficiency

COMPRESSOR

type

Voltage.

Operating.refrigerant.charge.R410A

Input.power.(COOlInG)

Input.current.(COOlInG)

Input.power.(HEAtInG)

Input.current.(HEAtInG)

INDOORHEATEXCHANGER

type.

Frontal.surface

Fins.size

piping.diameter

OUTDOORHEATEXCHANGER

type.

Frontal.surface

Fins.size

piping.diameter

INDOORFAN

type.

Model.

Motor.power

Voltage

Absorbed.current.

OUTDOORFAN

type.

Model.

Motor.power

Voltage

Absorbed.current.

DIMENSIONSANDWEIGHT

length

Width

Height

Weight

201 251 351 371 401 501

.

. kW. 5,6. 7,4. 9,7. . 11,6. 12,4. 14,1

. . 2,0. 2,2. 2,2. . 2,3. 2,4. 2,2

. kW. 6,1. 8,2. 9,8. . 12,0. 13,8. 16,4

. . 2,4. 2,5. 2,6. . 2,7. 2,9. 2,8

. . Rotatif. Rotatif. Rotatif. . Scroll. Scroll. Scroll

. V. 230.1. 230.1. 230.1/400.3+n.. 400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n

. kg. 2,2. 2,7. 3,8. . 4,0. 4,1. 5,0

. kW. 2,8. 3,4. 4,3. . 5,0. 5,2. 6,5

. A. 9,6. 4,6. 5,5. . 7,6. 7,9. 9,7

. kW. 2,8. 3,25. 3,8. . 4,8. 5,1. 6,4

. A. 8,3. 4,4. 4,9. . 6,8. 7,1. 8,5

. . ...........................Aluminum.fins.and.copper.tubing

. m2. 0,20. 0,25. 0,25. . 0,31. 0,31. 0,31

. mm. 2,1. 2,1. 1,8. . 2,1. 2,1. 2,1.

. mm. 3/8. 3/8. 3/8. . 3/8. 3/8. 3/8

. ............................................Aluminum.fins.and.copper.tubing

. m2. 0,22. 0,292. 0,36. . 0,4. 0,4. 0,4

. mm. 1,8. 1,8. 1,8. . 1,8. 1,8. 1,8

. mm. 3/8. 3/8. 3/8. . 3/8. 3/8. 3/8

. .............Centrifugal,.double.suction

. . 9/7.DD. 9/9.DD. 10/10.DD. . 10/10.DD. 10/10.DD. 10/10.SS

. kW. 0,120. 0,250. 0,250. . 0,373. 0,373. 0,550

. V. 230-1. 230-1. 230-1. . 230-1. 230-1. 400-3

. A. 1,6. 1,5. 1,9. . 2,6. 2,7. 1,6


. . 9/9.DD. 10/10.DD. 10/10.DD. . 12/9.DD. 12/9.DD. 12/9.DD

. kW. 0,37. 0,37. 0,44. . 0,55. 0,55. 1,10

. V. 230-1. 230-1. 230-1. . 230-1. 230-1. 400-3

. A. 4,0. 4,0. 4,3. . 4,8. 4,7. 3,0

. mm. 1.175. 1.325. 1.405. . 1.455. 1.455. 1.455

. mm. 1.109. 1.252. 1.339. . 1.389. 1.389. 1.389

. mm. 452. 504. 504. . 562. 562. 562

. kg. 159. 163. 214. . 253. 266. 266

(1).COOlInG:.Outdoor.temperature:.35.°C..Indoor.WB.temperature:.19.°C..(2).HEAt.pUMp:.WB.outdoor.temperature:.6.°C..Indoor.temperature:.20.°C..

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ACHA / ACHBA

CAPACITIES

Cooling.capacity.(1)

EER.Efficiency

Heating.capacity.(2)

COp.Efficiency

COMPRESSOR

type

Voltage.

Operating.refrigerant.charge.R410A

Input.power.(COOlInG)

Input.current.(COOlInG)

Input.power.(HEAtInG)

Input.current.(HEAtInG)

INDOORHEATEXCHANGER

type.

Frontal.surface

Fins.size

piping.diameter

OUTDOORHEATEXCHANGER

type.

Frontal.surface

Fins.size

piping.diameter

INDOORFAN

type.

Model.

Motor.power

Voltage

Absorbed.current..

OUTDOORFAN

type.

Model.

Motor.power

Voltage

Absorbed.current.

DIMENSIONSANDWEIGHT

length

Width

Height

Weight

701 721 751 801 1001 1201

.

. kW. 17,2. 18,5. 20,8. . 21,9. 28,4. 33,5

. . 2,0. 2,2. 2,2. . 2,3. 2,3. 2,1

. kW. 18,9. 20,4. 21,9. . 24,6. 29,8. 37,2

. . 2,8. 2,6. 2,7. . 2,8. 2,5. 2,5

. . . . . Scroll

. V. 400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n. . 400.3+n. 400.3+n. 400.3+n

. kg. 5,7. 5,7. 5,9. . 6,7. 9,0. 9,5

. kW. 7,8. 8,5. 9,5. . 9,7. 12,4. 15,1

. A. 10,9. 12,8. 14,5. . 14,5. 18,0. 19,0

. kW. 6,9. 7,9. 8,1. . 8,8. 11,8. 14,4

. A. 9,3. 11,7. 13,2. . 12,9. 16,0. 17,9

. . ..................... ............Aluminum.fins.and.copper.tubing

. m2. 0,47. 0,47. 0,47. . 0,54. 0,65. 0,77

. mm. 1,8. 1,8. 1,8. . 1,8. 1,8. 1,8.

. mm. 3/8. 3/8. 3/8. . 3/8. 3/8. 3/8

. ............. .....................................Aluminum.fins.and.copper.tubing

. m2. 0,605. 0,605. 0,605. . 0,605. 0,9. 1,19

. mm. 1,8. 1,8. 1,8. . 1,8. 1,8. 1,8

. mm. 3/8. 3/8. 3/8. . 3/8. 3/8. 3/8


. . 12/9.SS. 12/9.SS. 12/9.SS. . 12/9.SS. 12/12.SS. 15/15.SS

. kW. 0,735. 0,735. 0,735. . 0,735. 1,5. 1,5

. V. 400-3+n. 400-3+n. 400-3+n. . 400-3. 400-3. 400-3

. A. 2,0. 2,0. 2,1. . 2,3. 3,0. 3,0

. ............Centrifugal,.double.suction

. . 12/12.DD. 12/12.DD. 12/12.SS. . 12/12.SS. 12/12.SS. 15/15.SS

. kW. 1,10. 1,10. 1,50. . 1,50. 2,20. 3,00

. V. 400-3. 400-3. 400-3. . 400-3. 400-3. 400-3

. A. 3,5. 3,5. 3,4. . 3,6. 4,7. 6,6

. mm. 1.755. 1.755. 1.755. . 1.755. 1.755. 2.400

. mm. 1.697. 1.697. 1.697. . 1.697. 1.950. 2.193

. mm. 640. 640. 640. . 640. 662. 782

. kg. 384. 384. 402. . 408. 425. 620

(1).COOlInG:.Outdoor.temperature:.35.°C..Indoor.WB.temperature:.19.°C..(2).HEAt.pUMp:.WB.outdoor.temperature:.6.°C..Indoor.temperature:.20.°C..


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DIMENSIONS

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8. REFRIGERANT CHARGE

•.Should.it.be.necessary.to.add.or.recover.refrigerant,.do.it.always.in.lIQUID.phase,.never.in.gas.or.vapour.phase.since.this.would.cause.wrong.mixing.conditions.

•.Due.to. its.high.pressure.and.quick.evaporation,.refrigerant.R410A.cannot.be.kept. in. liquid.phase.inside.charge.cylinder.because.bubbles.would.form,.making.reading.difficult.

•.Repair.immediately.any.refrigerant.leak.

•.never.overcharge.the.system.

•.never.use.compressor.as.a.vacuum.pump..

•. If.symptoms.of.refrigerant.loss.appear.during.operation,.it’s.necessary.to.carry.out.a.leak.test...leak.detec-tors.usually.employed.with.CFC.and.HCFC.cannot.be.used.with.R410a,.due.to.chlorine.in.its.composition...A.leak.detector.for.R134A.may.be.used.but.the.sensibility.will.be.lower.(when.sensibility.is.1.for.R134A,.it.falls.to.0,6.for.R410A)..

•.to.find.small.leaks,.you.will.need.a.detector.for.HCF..Sensibility.for.R410A.is.approx..23.grams.per.year.

•. If.a.gas.leak.is.found,.it.will.be.necessary.to.remove.and.completely.recover.the.refrigerant.charge..pressurize.the.system.with.dry.nitrogen..If.no.leakage.is.detected,.then.do.the.vacuum.and.charge.again.with.refrigerant..

WARNING!

Never use oxygen to carry out leak tests. Oxygen reacts violently when in contact with oil and could cause an explosion resulting in damage, personal

injuries or even death.

WARNING!

If it’s necessary to make welding operations, you must fill the circuit with dry nitrogen. Combustion of R410A refrigerant generates toxic gases.


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9. MAINTENANCE

It.is.advisable.to.do.maintenance.works.every.1.000.operating.hours.as.well.as.at.the.beginning.of.each.cooling.season.

•.Coils: At.least.once.a.year,.clean.condenser.coils.with.water.and.detergent,.then.dry.with.air.at.a.pressure.of.600.kpa..never.clean.with.wire.brush.

•.Fans and motors:.Adjust.transmission.belt.at.least.twice.during.the.first.month.of.operation.and.then.check.every.1.000.hours..Fan.and.motors.do.not.need.additional.lubrication.

•.Drainage system:.Verify.condition.and.good.operation.of.the.drainage.tray..Make.sure..that.holes.at.the.base.of.the.unit.are.not.blocked.so.that.evacuation.can.be.properly.done.

•.Refrigeration circuit:.Check.for.oil.refrigerant.leaks,.noises.or.system’s.vibrations..take.measurements.of.tem-peratures.and.pressures.of.components.and.record.them.on.the.maintenance.form.

•.Electrical circuit:.Make.sure.that.all.electrical.connections.-wires,.contactors,.terminals-.are.properly.tight..Re-cord.the.measurements.(volts.and.amperes).of.each.compressor.and.fan.motor..Verify.the.starting.current..Check.the.good.operation.of.all.relays,.pressostats.and.phase.sequence.relay.of.Scroll.compressor.

•.Air filters:.Clean.filters.after.the.first.4.operating.hours.and.then.every.3.months.(or.even.before)..Wash.filters.in.water.with.detergent,.rinse.thoroughly.and.let.dry.

WARNING!

Before performing any service or maintenance operation, turn off the main power switch of the system to avoid any personal injuries. Block the power switch so that

nobody other than a qualified technician can switch on electrical power.

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10. APPENDIX: SAFETY DATA R410A

Refrigerant data Safety data: R410A

Toxicity

Contactwithskin

Contactwitheyes

Ingestion

Inhalation

Recommendations

Prolongedexposure

Professionallevels

Stability

Conditionstoavoid

Hazardousreactions

Hazardousdecompositionproducts

low

R410A.vapors.can.irritate.the.skin.and.eyes..In.liquid.form,.it.can.freeze.skin.on.contact.. If.contact.with.skin.occur,.flush. the.exposed.area.with.lukewarm.water.until.all.of.the.chemical.is.removed..If.there.is.evidence.of.frostbite,.bathe.in.lukewarm.water.

If. contact. with. eyes. occur,. immediately. flush. with. large. amounts. of..lukewarm. water. for. at. least. 15. minutes,. lifting. eyelids. occasionally. to..facilitate.irrigation..Seek.medical.attention.as.soon.as.possible.

Very. unlikely. -. should. something. happen,. it. will. cause. frost. burns.. Do.not. induce. vomiting.. Only. if. the. patient. is. conscious,. wash. out. mouth.with.water.and.give.some.250.ml.of.water.to.drink..then,.obtain.medical..attention.

Inhalation.of.the.R41.0A.vapor.may.cause.irritation..Vapor.inhalation.at.high.concentrations.may.result.in.asphyxiation.or.the.heart.may.become.sensitized,. causing. cardiac. arrhythmia.. When. concentration. of. R410A.reach.levels.which.reduce.oxygen.to.14-16%.by.displacement,.symptoms.of.asphyxiation.will.occur..An.individual.exposed.to.high.concentrations.of.R410A.must.be.given.medical.attention.immediately..Adequate.ventilation.must.be.provided.at.all.times.

Semiotics.or.support. therapy. is. recommended..Cardiac.sensitisation.has.been.observed.that,.in.the.presence.of.circulating.catecholamines.such.as.adrenalin,.may.cause.cardiac.arrhythmia.and.accordingly,.in.case.of.expo-sure.to.high.concentrations,.cardiac.arrest.

R410A: a. study. on. the. effects. of. exposure. to. 50,000. ppm. during. the.whole.life.of.rats.has.identified.the.development.of.benign.testicle.tumour..this. situation. should. therefore. be. negligible. for. personnel. exposed. to..concentrations.equal.to.or.lower.than.professional.levels.

R410A:.Recommended.threshold:.1000.ppm.v/v.-.8.hours.tWA.

R410A:..is.stable.under.normal.operating.conditions.

Do.not.use.in.the.presence.of.high.temperatures,.flames,.burning.surfaces.and.excess.humidity.

Contact.with. certain. red-hot.metals.may. result. in. exothermic.or. explo-sive. reactions. and. yield. toxic. and/or. corrosive. decomposition. products...Specific.materials.to.avoid.include.freshly.abraded.aluminum.surfaces.and.active.metals.such.as.sodium,.potassium,.calcium,.powdered.aluminum,..magnesium.and.zinc.

R410A:.Halogen.acids.produced.by.thermal.decomposition.and.hydrolysis.


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Generalprecautions

Respiratorysystemprotection

Storage

Protectiveclothing

Accidentalreleasemeasures

Disposal

Firefightinginformation

Cylinders

Protectivefirefightingequipment

Do.not.inhale.concentrated.vapours..their.concentration.in.the.atmosphere.should.not.exceed.the.minimum.preset.values.and.should.be.maintained.below. the.professional. threshold..Being.more.weighty. than. the.air,. the.vapour. concentrates. on. the. bottom,. in. narrow. areas.. there. fore,. the..exhaust.system.must.work.at.low.level.

If. you. are. in. doubt. about. the. concentration. in. the. atmosphere,. it. is..recommended.to.wear.a. respirator.approved.by.an.accident.prevention.Authority,.of.the.independent.or.oxygen.type.

Cylinders.must.be. stored. in. a. cool,. dry. and.properly. ventilated. storage.area.away.from.heat,.flames,.corrosive.chemicals,.flumes,.explosives.and.be.otherwise.protected.from.damage..Keep.a.temperature.below.52°C.

Wear.overalls,.protective.gloves.and.goggles.or.a.mask.

It.is.important.to.wear.protective.clothing.and.a.respirator..Stop.the.source.of. the. leak,. if. you. can.do. this.without. danger..negligible. leaks. can.be.left.evaporating.under. the. sun,.providing. that. the. room. is.well. ventilated..Considerable.leaks:.ventilate.the.room..Reduce.the.leak.with.sand,.earth.or. other. absorbing. substances.. Make. sure. that. the. liquid. does. is. not..channelled. into. gutters,. sewers. or. pits. where. the. vapours. are. likely. to..create.a.stuffy.atmosphere.

the.best.method.is.recovery.and.recycling..If.this.method.is.not.practicable,.dispose.according.to.an.approved.procedure,.that.shall.ensure.the.absorption.and.neutralization.of.acids.and.toxic.agents.

R410A:.not.flammable.in.the.atmosphere.

the.cylinders,.if.exposed.to.fire,.shall.be.cooled.by.water.jets;.otherwise,.if.heated,.they.may.explode.

In.case.of.fire,.wear.an.independent.respirator.and.protective.clothing.

HITECSAAIREACONDICIONADOS.L.UnipersonalMasia.torrents,.2tel..938.934.912Fax.938.939.61508800.Vilanova.i.la.Geltrú(Barcelona,.Spain)

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CCHA/ECHA – CCHBA/ECHBA Installation, operation and maintenance instructions

1

Installation, operation and maintenance instructions

CCHA / ECHA – Cooling Only CCHBA / ECHBA – Heat Pump

SPLIT HORIZONTAL UNITS AIR-AIR


2

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ................................................................................ 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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4

RECEPTION

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5

LOCATION INSTALLATION

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8

START UP

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10

TECHNICAL DATA

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14

DIMENSIONS

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16

REFRIGERANT CHARGE

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22

REGULATION

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27

MAINTENANCE

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3

INTRODUCTION The contents of this manual are designed to assure the correct installation, adjustment and maintenance of the unit, therefore:

• Read the instructions with due care and attention.

• The appliance must be installed, tested and serviced by properly qualified staff licensed in accordance with the established legislation.

• The manufacturer declines all liability and warranty coverage is automatically waived, if electrical and/or mechanical modifications to the unit. Tampering and unauthorized repairs or modifications to the unit will automatically void the warranty.

• Observe the safety regulations in force at the time of installation.

• Make sure that the characteristics of the mains network conform to the data on the serial number plate placed on the unit.

• Keep this manual and the wiring diagram with care and make sure that they are available for consultation by the operator whenever necessary.

• Packing materials (plastic wrappings, expanded polystyrene, etc) are potentially hazardous and must be kept out of reach of children. Recycle packing materials in accordance with local legislation.

• The units must be used only for the purpose for which they are designed. The manufacturer bears no responsibility in the case of applications other than the specified use.

• Disconnect the unit in the event of breakdowns or malfunctions.

• If repairs are necessary, use only HITECSA approved service centres and always insist on original spare parts. The use of non-original parts and/or unauthorized service centres may result in unsafe operation of the unit.

REGULATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS ISO 9001:2008 certification: HITECSA AIRE ACONDICIONADO S.L.U., trying always to find the customer satisfaction, has obtained the ISO 9001:2008 Quality System referred to its production activity. This will result in a continuous determination to improve quality and reliability of all our products. Commercial activities, design, raw materials, production and after-sales service, are the means to reach our goal.

CE marking: our machines have got the CE mark, in conformity with the essential requirements of the applicable EC directives and their last modifications as well as with the national legislation of each country.


4

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• Installation and maintenance of air conditioning equipment can be dangerous because the system is under pressure, because some of its elements have high temperatures and include electrical components.

• Only qualified and trained service staff should install, commission and carry out maintenance works. Unqualified staff should only carry out basic tasks such as cleaning and replacement of filters, etc.

• In every visit, all precautions should be taken into account: those recommended in the Installation, operation and maintenance instructions, as well as the ones indicated in labels of the unit. Do not forget to strictly follow any other safety codes.

• Use safety glasses, work gloves and any other safety accessory necessary.

• For brazing operations use a quenching cloth and have at close distance a fire extinguisher.

WARNING! Before starting installation, service or maintenance, turn off the main power switch in order to

avoid electrical shock that may cause personal damages.

• When repairing the unit, use only original spare parts and install them properly in the same position where old parts were placed.

• Do not install the unit in explosive atmosphere.


5

RECEPTION INSPECTION UPON RECEIPT

• Units are delivered with special protective packing; therefore when it arrives, please inspect it carefully to check that no damage has occurred during transport and that the unit has been supplied complete with all parts specified in the order. If any damage is found, immediately file a claim with the transport company.

• Verify the correct voltage of the nameplate and make sure it’s in accordance with local power supply.

• In case of any flaw or anomaly detected, please contact HITECSA RIGGING

• Before moving the unit, make sure that all panels are well fixed.

• Raise and set down the equipment carefully.

• Do not tilt the unit more than 15 degrees during transportation. When lifting the unit, make sure that it’s balanced and stable; bear in mind that the heaviest part is where the compressor is installed.

STORAGE If the equipment is going to be stored please follow the instructions below in order to avoid damages, corrosion or deterioration:

• Keep the unit away from direct sunlight, rain, sand, wind or temperatures above 50ºC

• Storage temperature: maximum 50ºC, minimum -10ºC

• Maximum humidity: 90%


6

INSTALLATION LOCATION

• Check if the base is able to support the weight of unit during operation.

• Reserve a minimum service area according to Fig. 2.

• Choose a place free of dust or any other foreign material that could clog or damage the condenser coil. The location should also be a place that cannot be flooded.

• Consult and respect all regulations concerning installation of air conditioning systems.

• Check if sound waves do not disturb anyone and put anti-vibration plots if necessary. SERVICE AREA (mm)


7

WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION (Kg)

UNIT SETTLEMENT

• Make sure that the unit is correctly levelled.

• The bed frame should be strong and solid enough to support the weight of the machine.

• Verify that the indoor drain is working properly.


8

BEFORE START UP

• Check the following points: o Wires are well tightened. o Panels are firmly secured with screws. o There are no oil or refrigerant leaks. o The unit is correctly levelled. o There is enough space for service and maintenance. o Drainage is not blocked. o Crankcase heater has been working at least 24 hours prior to the start-up. o Air filters are clean and correctly mounted. o Grilles, air diffusers, air ducts and flexible connections are in good condition. o Electrical power source is in accordance with what is said in the nameplate. o Fans rotate in the right direction.

.

START UP

• Start up should be performed by qualified technical people.

• Use a start up check list: record inlet and outlet temperatures and pressures, outdoor air temperature, volts and amps of each compressor and each fan motor, suction and discharge pressure of each compressor.

• Use a similar check list for service and maintenance works.

• Remember that after 4 hours of operation, it is necessary to clean the filters.

• Monitor at least 3 cooling cycle operations.


9

LEGEND 1. Main power 400/3/50 + neutral or 230/1 2. Earth 3. Time delay fuses or circuit breaker (MCB) curve D 4. Main power switch 5. Indoor fan motor supply 400/3** or 230.1* 6. Electric heating wiring (option) 7. Electric heating supply (option) de ∆ ∆ 400.3 or ∆ 230.1 8. Remote control OPERATING LIMITS

1 4 3

8

2

5

6

2

7 3

OUTDOOR UNIT INDOOR UNIT

Units can operate at a maximum altitude of 1.500 meters. For other conditions, please consult.


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WARNING! Before starting installation, service or maintenance,

turn off the main power switch in order to avoid electrical shock that may cause personal damages.

• Main power supply of the unit should agree with the data shown on the nameplate. HITECSA will not be held responsible for damages resulted from non observance of the above.

• Always use the wiring diagram sent with the unit to make electrical connections.

• Make sure that the crankcase heater has been working at least 24 hours prior to the start up of the unit.

• Current supply should be within 10% of Volts and Amperes indicated on the unit nameplate.

• Do not operate the unit at different current from that shown on the unit nameplate.

• The installer should put line protection elements in compliance with current legislation.

• The interconnecting wires should be protected with a tube or put inside a groove channel. ELECTRICAL DATA

Alimentación V (50Hz) 230.I 230.I 400.III 400.III 400.III 400.III

Potencia total absorbida (1) kW 2,8 3,3 4,2 5,3 5,6 7,0

Corriente total absorbida (1) A 15 20 12 15 15 15







Corriente de arranque A 63 96 43 63 63 66

Magnetotérmicos curva D * A 20 20 15 15 20 20

Sección min. cable (227 CEI 53) mm2 2,5 4,0 2,5 2,5 2,5 2,5

Alimentación V (50Hz) 400.3 400.3 400.3 400.3 400.3 400.3









Corriente de arranque A 67 96 96 96 96 158

Magnetotérmicos curva D * A 25 25 25 25 30 40

Sección min. cable (227 CEI 53) mm2 4,0 4,0 4,0 4,0 6,0 10

801 1001 1201CCHBA / ECHBA STD

CCHA / ECHA STD701 721 751

371 401CCHBA / ECHBA STD

501CCHA / ECHA STD

201 251 351

NOTES: 1.COOLING: Outdoor air temperature 35ºC. Indoor air temperature (WB) 19ºC. 2. COOLING (MAX.) : Outdoor air temperature 46ºC. Indoor air temperature (WB) 21ºC. 3.HEATING: Outdoor air temperature (WB) 6ºC. Indoor air temperature 20ºC. 4. HEATING (MAX.) : Outdoor wet temperature 18ºC. Indoor air temperature 26ºC. * Recommendation to the installer


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DRAINAGE

• Indoor drainage (of condensate water) has a 3/4” MPT connection.

• Condensate drain line diameter should be equal or larger than the unit connection depending on pipe length and general building configuration.

• Drainage line should have a minimum inclination of 2% for proper water evacuation.

• When drainage line is exposed to temperatures below 0ºC, it is necessary to provide thermal insulation or electrical heating wire to avoid water freezing and tube damages

• It is advisable to install a trap with proper dimensions.

AIR DUCTS - Air duct dimensions will be determined according to the airflow and available static pressure. - Ducts must be designed by qualified technical people. - Use ducts made of non-inflammable materials in order to avoid any emission of gas in case of

fire. It is advisable to use metal plate duct with insulation. - Use flexible ducts to connect air ducts into the unit and thus avoid vibration and noise

transmission.


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ADJUSTMENT OF FAN TRANSMISSION - Adjust transmission so that indoor fan-motor reaches its nominal value.. - If consumption is lower than the nominal value, the airflow is insufficient.

To change fan speed:

1. Remove the belt and slide the motor over the channel. 2. Loosen setscrews and turn the mobile flap around, depending on your needs. 3. Tight setscrews. 4. Put the belt back in the pulley’s channel. 5. Tight the belt using a tension adjuster screw.

LEGEND: 1.- Motor. 2.- Motor pulley. 3.- Belt. 4.- Fan pulley. 5.- Tensor adjustment screw. 6.- Setscrew. 7.- Mobile flap 8.- Fix flap.

7

6

8

3

1

5

4 2

Polea Pulley abiertas

Fi jo Variable Correa

kW A

CCHBA 751 X 1,5 3,6 150 E25 1A 75/100 E 24 1A A-45 0

CCHBA 801 X 1,5 3,6 150 E25 1A 100/125 E 24 1A A-45 2

CCHBA 1001 X 2,2 4,7 150 E25 1A 100/125 E 28 1A A-46 1

CCHBA 1201 X 4,0 9,2 160 E30 2A 100/125 E 28 2A A-46 2

ECHBA 501 X 0,550 1,59 150 E20 1A 100/125 E19 1A A-42 0

ECHBA 701 X 0,735 2,0 150 E25 1A 75/100 E19 1A A-43 1

ECHBA 721 X 0,735 2,0 150 E25 1A 75/100 E19 1A A-43 1

ECHBA 751 X 0,735 2,0 150 E25 1A 75/100 E19 1A A-43 1

ECHBA 801 X 0,735 2,0 150 E25 1A 75/100 E19 1A A-43 0

ECHBA 1001 X 1,5 3,0 160 E25 1A 100/125 E24 1A A-45 2

ECHBA 1201 X 2,2 4,8 160 E25 2A 100/125 E28 2A A-46 2

MODELOExterior

NominalInterior


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To line up motor and fan pulleys:

1. Loosen setscrews from the fan pulley. 2. Slide the fan pulley down the axe and line up with the motor, using a ruler to make sure

that it’s in parallel with the belt. 3. Tight the fan pulley using a tension adjuster crew.

COMPRESSOR LUBRICANT - Compressors with R410a refrigerant use synthetic polyester oil, each manufacturer using a

specific oil for his product. - The system must not remain open to the atmosphere more than 15 minutes. - Due to its hygroscopic qualities, you must be very careful during manipulation: when synthetic

oils mix up with mineral oil, they deteriorate causing obstructions and even the breakdown of the compressor. Do not mix them under any circumstance.

WRONG ALIGNMENT 90

°

WRONG

WRONG 90

° RIGHT POSITION OF THE RULER

90

°


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TECHNICAL DATA

POTENCIAS

Potencia frigorífica (1) kW 5,6 7,4 9,7 11,6 12,4 14,1

Potencia calorífica (2) kW 6,1 8,2 9,8 12,0 13,8 16,4

COMPRESOR

Tipo Rotativo Rotativo Rotativo Scroll Scroll Scroll

Voltaje V 230-1 230-1 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3

Carga de refrigerante R410A Kg 2,2 2,7 3,8 4,0 4,1 5,0

INTERCAMBIADOR INTERIOR

Tipo

Área frontal m2 0,20 0,25 0,25 0,31 0,31 0,31

Paso aletas mm 2,1 2,1 1,8 2,1 2,1 2,1

Diametro tubos " 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8

INTERCAMBIADOR EXTERIOR

Tipo

Área frontal m2 0,22 0,292 0,36 0,4 0,4 0,4

Paso aletas mm 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8

Diametro tubos " 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8

VENTILADOR INTERIOR

Tipo

Modelo 9/7 DD 9/9 DD 10/10 DD 10/10 DD 10/10 DD 10/10 SS

Potencia motor kW 0,120 0,250 0,250 0,373 0,373 0,550

Voltaje V 230-1 230-1 230-1 230-1 230-1 400-3

Corriente absorbida nominal A 1,6 1,5 1,9 2,6 2,7 1,6

VENTILADOR EXTERIOR

Tipo

Modelo 9/9 DD 10/10 DD 10/10 DD 12/9 DD 12/9 DD 12/9 DD


Voltaje V 230-1 230-1 230-1 230-1 230-1 400-3


501

Batería de aletas de aluminio y tubos de cobre


Centrífugo de doble aspiración


CCHA / ECHA 201 371251 351 401

CCHBA / ECHBA

(1) COOLING: Outdoor air temperature: 35 °C. Indoor air temperature (WB): 19 °C. (2) HEATING: Outdoor air temperature (WB).: 6 °C. Indoor air temperature: 20 °C.


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TECHNICAL DATA

POTENCIAS

Potencia frigorífica (1) kW 17,2 18,5 20,8 21,9 28,4 33,5

Potencia calorífica (2) kW 18,9 20,4 21,9 24,6 29,8 37,2

COMPRESOR

Tipo

Voltaje V 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3

Carga de refrigerante R410A Kg 5,7 5,7 5,9 6,7 9,0 9,5

INTERCAMBIADOR INTERIOR

Tipo

Área frontal m2 0,47 0,47 0,47 0,54 0,65 0,77

Paso aletas mm 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8

Diametro tubos " 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8

INTERCAMBIADOR EXTERIOR

Tipo

Área frontal m2 0,605 0,605 0,605 0,605 0,9 1,19

Paso aletas mm 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,8

Diametro tubos " 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8

VENTILADOR INTERIOR

Tipo

Modelo 12/9 SS 12/9 SS 12/9 SS 12/9 SS 12/12 SS 15/15 SS


Voltaje V 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3


VENTILADOR EXTERIOR

Tipo

Modelo 12/12 DD 12/12 DD 12/12 SS 12/12 SS 12/12 SS 15/15 SS


Voltaje V 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3 400-3


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CCHA / ECHA 701 801721 751 1001

CCHBA / ECHBA

(1) COOLING: Outdoor air temperature: 35 °C. Indoor air temperature (WB): 19 °C. (2) HEATING: Outdoor air temperature (WB).: 6 °C. Indoor air temperature: 20 °C.


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DIMENSIONS CCHA – CCHBA 351

ECHA – ECHBA 351


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CCHA – CCHBA 371 – 401 – 501

ECHA – ECHBA 371 – 401 – 501


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CCHA – CCHBA 701 – 721 – 751 - 801

ECHA – ECHBA 701 – 721 – 751 - 801


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REFRIGERANT LINES

REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT Split systems demand a correct disposition of refrigerant piping and a correct connection between both indoor and outdoor units. Line selection should be done according to the following criteria: - Pressure drop of the line - Circulation speed of the refrigerant - Refrigerant mass DISCHARGE LINE In heat pump operation, the gas line works as discharge line.

WARNING!!! When working with the machines in operation, discharge line temperature is very HIGH and

could result in burns.

TRAZADO DE LÍNEAS 1. When indoor unit is at a lower level than outdoor unit: It is not essential to install traps in the

vertical line. However, it could be convenient to install some every 6 to 9 meters in order to help oil return.

A – INDOOR UNIT

B – OUTDOOR UNIT

GAS LINE

LIQUID LINE

B

A


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2. When indoor unit is at the same level as outdoor unit: rise the suction line to a higher level

than the exchanger in order to avoid refrigerant return into the compressor.

3. When indoor unit is at a higher level than outdoor unit.

LÍNEA DE GAS

LÍNEA DE LÍQUIDO

A B

A – UNIDAD INTERIOR

B – UNIDAD EXTERIOR

LÍNEA DE GAS

LÍNEA DE LÍQUIDO

LÍNEA DE GAS

LÍNEA DE LÍQUIDO LÍNEA DE LÍQUIDO

A B



A B





B

A

LÍNEA DE GAS

LÍNEA DE LÍQUIDO



B

A

B

A

LÍNEA DE GAS

LÍNEA DE LÍQUIDO

LÍNEA DE GAS

LÍNEA DE LÍQUIDO LÍNEA DE LÍQUIDO






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NOTES :

- Refrigerant lines should be as short and straight as possible. Use recommended diameters to reduce quantity of refrigerant in the system.

- Fasten the tubes to fixed elements by means of braces to avoid vibration. - Carry out welding works in dry nitrogen atmosphere inside the line to be welded -USE A

BOTTLE WITH PRESSURE REGULATOR- to avoid the appearance of oxide and to expel rest of polluting material or humidity. Use rods with a minimum 15% of silver alloy.

- Insulate suction line in order to avoid condensation. Liquid line will be insulated only when exposed to high temperatures (solar radiation, etc.)

- Horizontal segment of suction line: 4% pitch towards the compressor. - In addition to refrigerant, sometimes it’s necessary to add oil. For more than 25 meters,

add 30 grams. - When height difference is more than 30 meters, it may be necessary to install an oil

separator on discharge line. - If liquid line is descendant and there is a considerable height difference, you have to

compensate the excess pressure before the expansion. - If liquid line is ascendant and there is a considerable height difference, the formation of gas

refrigerant before the expansion must be avoided. - If you should not find the chosen pipe diameter, you can use the immediately lower

diameter. The system will function normally only with a slight reduction of performance.


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REFRIGERANT CHARGE

WARNING!!! It is forbidden by law to expel refrigerant into the atmosphere; therefore, it is necessary to

recover all the refrigerant and to avoid leaks.

- Units CCHA-CCHBA y ECHA-ECHBA are supplied with nitrogen charge. Before proceeding to any welding work, it’s necessary to remove this charge out of the interconnection lines. Once you have finished, make the vacuum and charge with the right amount of refrigerant.

WARNING!!! Never use oxygen to carry out leak tests. Oxygen reacts violently when in contact with oil and

could cause an explosion resulting in damage, personal injuries or even death.

• Should it be necessary to add or recover refrigerant, do it always in LIQUID phase, never in gas

or vapour phase since this would cause wrong mixing conditions.

• Due to its high pressure and quick evaporation, refrigerant R410A cannot be kept in liquid phase inside charge cylinder because bubbles would form, making reading difficult.

WARNING!!! If it’s necessary to make welding operations, you must fill the circuit with dry nitrogen.

Combustion of R410a refrigerant generates toxic gases.

• Repair immediately any refrigerant leak.

• Never overcharge the system.

• Never use compressor as a vacuum pump.

• If symptoms of refrigerant loss appear during operation, it’s necessary to carry out a leak test. Leak detectors usually employed with CFC and HCFC cannot be used with R410a, due to chlorine in its composition. A leak detector for R134a may be used but the sensibility will be lower (when sensibility is 1 for R134a, it falls to 0,6 for R410a).

• To find small leaks, you will need a detector for HCF. Sensibility for R410A is approx. 23 grams per year.

• If a gas leak is found, it will be necessary to remove and completely recover the refrigerant charge. Pressurize the system with dry nitrogen. If no leakage is detected, then do the vacuum and charge again with refrigerant.


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MAINTENANCE

WARNING!!! Before performing any service or maintenance operation, turn off the main power switch of the

system to avoid any personal injuries. Block the power switch so that nobody other than a qualified technician can switch on electrical power.

• It is advisable to do maintenance works every 1.000 operating hours as well as at the beginning of each cooling season.

• Coils: at least once a year, clean condenser coils with water and detergent, then dry with air at a pressure of 600 kPa. Never clean with wire brush.

• Fans and motors: adjust transmission belt at least twice during the first month of operation and then check every 1.000 hours. Fan and motors do not need additional lubrication.

• Drainage system: verify condition and good operation of the drainage tray. Make sure that holes at the base of the unit are not blocked so that evacuation can be properly done.

• Refrigeration circuit: check for oil refrigerant leaks, noises or system’s vibrations. Take measurements of temperatures and pressures of components and record them on the maintenance form.

• Electrical circuit: make sure that all electrical connections -wires, contactors, terminals- are properly tight. Record the measurements (volts and amperes) of each compressor and fan motor. Verify the starting current. Check the good operation of all relays, pressostats and phase sequence relay of Scroll compressor.

• Air filters: clean filters after the first 4 operating hours and then every 3 months (or even before). Wash filters in water with detergent, rinse thoroughly and let dry.


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