Water Heat Exchanger Unit 1. Product confi guration (1) Connection points Outdoor unit, water heat exchanger unit, remote control, power cable, operation cable Outdoor unit Remote control Water heat exchanger unite Power cable (200 to 240V, 1-phase) Disconnect Power cable switch (200 to 240V, 1-phase) Operation...
Water Heat Exchanger Unit 2. System characteristics (1) The operating ranges for both cooling and heating are the same as for Multi systems for buildings. (2) Water heat exchanger temperature range Cooling temperature range: 5 to 15°C Heating temperature range: 35 to 55°C (3) Water heat exchanger unit connection limitations Item Para-meter...
Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations (1) Specifi cation tables 1) Water heat exchanger unit Product Name Water heat exchanger unit Model No. S-250WX2E5 Cooling 25.0 Capacity Heating (standard) 30.0 Height 1,000 Dimensions Width Depth Weight Panel color (Munsell code) Silky shade (1Y 8.5/0.5)
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations Product Name Water heat exchanger unit Model No. S-500WX2E5 Cooling 50.0 Capacity Heating (standard) 60.0 Height 1,000 Dimensions Width Depth Weight Panel color (Munsell code) Silky shade (1Y 8.5/0.5) Power supply 220 - 240 V AC, 50 Hz Running 0.07 Amperes...
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations Product Name Water heat exchanger unit Model No. S-710WX2E5 Cooling 71.0 Capacity Heating (standard) 80.0 Height 1,000 Dimensions Width Depth Weight Panel color (Munsell code) Silky shade (1Y 8.5/0.5) Power supply 220 - 240 V AC, 50 Hz Running 0.07 Amperes...
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations 2) Remote control Specifi cations Item Separately Sold Item (Standard) (Stop) CZ-RTC2 Start/Stop Push button Mode select Push button Temperature Setting Push button FAN speed Push button Swing/Air direction Push button Timer Setting Push button FILTER reset Push button...
Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations (3) Heating and cooling temperature ranges Cooling Cooling range Outdoor dry bulb air temperature [ºCDB] Heating Heating range 15.5 Outdoor wet bulb air temperature [ºCWB] Notes When starting cooling, the system can operate even if the cold water outlet temperature is somewhat above 15°C.
Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations (4) Power characteristics (Outdoor unit : Type 20, Water heat exchanger unit : Type 500) 1) Performance characteristics graph Cold water outlet temperature 5°C 7°C 9°C 11°C 13°C 15°C 23 25 Outdoor intake air dry bulb temperature [°C] Cold water outlet temperature 5°C...
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations Hot water outlet −21°C temperature 35°C 40°C 45°C 50°C 55°C −25 −20 −15 −10 −5 Outdoor intake air dry bulb temperature [°C] Hot water outlet temperature 35°C 40°C 45°C 50°C 55°C −21°C −25 −20 −15 −10 −5 Outdoor intake air dry bulb temperature [°C] Water heat exchanger unite performance, gas consumption (during heating)
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations (5) Power characteristics (Outdoor unit : Type 30, Water heat exchanger unit : Type 710) 1) Performance characteristics graph Cold water outlet temperature 5°C 7°C 9°C 11°C 13°C 15°C 23 25 Outdoor intake air dry bulb temperature [°C] Cold water outlet temperature 5°C...
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 4. Specifi cations Hot water outlet −21°C temperature 35°C 40°C 45°C 50°C 55°C −25 −20 −15 −10 −5 Outdoor intake air dry bulb temperature [°C] Hot water outlet temperature 35°C 40°C 45°C 50°C 55°C −21°C −25 −20 −15 −10 −5 Outdoor intake air dry bulb temperature [°C] Water heat exchanger unite performance, gas consumption (during heating)
Water Heat Exchanger Unit 5. Control system (4) Fault indicators and codes Reset method [common for 1. to 3.]: After correcting the fault, allow for automatic recovery or press the reset button. 1. Sensor faults (related to the water heat exchanger unit) 1) Faulty water heat exchanger refrigerant inlet temperature sensor (primary or secondary) [F01] •...
Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations Safety precautions Safety precautions Carefully read the following “Safety Precautions” before beginning installation and wiring work. The precautions in this document consist of specifi c Warnings and Cautions. All concern safety- related issues that require careful attention. Their meanings are as described below.
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations Caution When handling refrigerant gas, do not directly touch the gas. This can cause burns due to freezing. Do not install the water heat exchanger unit where fl ammable gas could fl ow, accumulate or be produced, or where volatile or fl...
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations (2) Installation location Caution 1. Provide the required space for inspection and maintenance (see Figure 2). Insuffi cient space at the installation location could result in accidents from falling equipment. 2. If the water heat exchanger unit is installed on a roof or other high location, provide a permanent ladder or hand grips for safe access, and provide railings or hand grips around the water heat exchanger unit to prevent falls.
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations (3) Installing refrigerant piping and charging with refrigerant Caution Always replace the refrigerant with nitrogen before brazing refrigerant piping. Loose oxide scales can cause motorized valves to seize and clog strainers, which can result in operation failure.
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations (4) Water piping construction Warning Use only water as the heat-transfer medium for the hot/cold water circuits and the coolant circuits. Use of other fl uids could result in fi re or explosion. Caution Use hot/cold water and coolants that complies with refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment water quality guidelines (JRA-GL 02-1994)*.
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations Figure 6. Hydraulic Loss Characteristic S-250WX2E5 Maximum allowable flow rate minimum standard requid flow rate flow rate 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15...
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations 9. Provide suffi cient insulation on the water pipes. Heat loss due to insuffi cient insulation can result in damage from frozen pipes during severe cold periods. 10. The water heat exchanger unit includes a circuit to automatically start the hot/cold water circulation pump when the external air temperature and the temperature of the water within the unit fall, to prevent freezing within the water heat exchanger unit.
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations (7) Using Anti-Vibration Mounts Rooftop installations should include anti-vibration mounts in cases where noise or vibration may cause problems for residential and meeting rooms beneath. When using anti-vibration mounts, consider installing anti-vibration fi ttings on the refrigerant and other pipes. Also consider the following during installation.
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Water Heat Exchanger Unit 6. Installation considerations Reference: Water quality standard guidelines for A/C and refrigeration equipment (JRA-GL 02-1994) Hot water systems Cold water systems Tendency Lower temp. hot water High temp. hot water (1)(6) Item systems systems Circulating Circulating Circulating Scaling Supply...
7. Electrical installation (1) Cable capacity Cable capacity (Use 600 V, CAT IV vinyl-insulated power cable, obtained locally) Applicable Unit Water Heat Exchanger Model Model type S-250WX2E5 Switch capacity (A) Fuse capacity (A) Minimum cable size 2 mm Power cable...
Water Heat Exchanger Unit 7. Electrical installation (2) Electrical connection diagram About hot/cold water pump output and the interlock Hot/cold water output force Terminals 1 and 2 of connector TB3 on the water heat exchanger unit terminal board are outputs. Output format: Non-voltage contacts (closed = pump on, open = pump off) Maximum contact point rating: 200 V AC, 0.8 A (cosθ...
Water Heat Exchanger Unit 7. Electrical installation (3) Precautions regarding electrical work Read these important precautions regarding safety carefully, and be sure to observe them. The precautions shown here are classifi ed into “ Warning” and “ Caution.” However, they are all important items regarding safety, and must be observed.
(1) Installation and center of gravity 1) Position of center of gravity Position of mounting Product Position of center of gravity Outdoor unit points weight type (kg) ’ ’ S-250WX2E5 1014 138.5 173.5 S-500WX2E5 1014 138.5 173.5 S-710WX2E5 1014 138.5 173.5 * For earthquake-resistant design, use the smallest value of L ´, L...
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8. Center of gravity and Water Heat Exchanger Unit earthquake resistance (4) Example anchor bolt calculation Example of evaluation using calculations (In the case of S-710WX2E5) (1) Anchor bolt conditions 1) Total no. of bolts (N) N = 4 current models have four bolts 2) Bolt diameter (D) D = 12 mm for M12 bolts A = πD...
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8. Center of gravity and Water Heat Exchanger Unit earthquake resistance 8) Actual strength of anchor bolts Short-term allowable tensile stress (f = 176 N/mm for SS400, f = 176 Short-term allowable shear stress (f = 99 N/mm for SS400, f = 132 ×...