Airwell HA 89 RC Installation guide

Brand: Airwell

Model: HA 89 RC

Category: Split-system air conditioners

Type: Installation guide

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HEATPUMP

Roof Top Units

HA 34 RC

HA 45 RC

HA 52 RC

HA 61 RC

HA 75 RC

HA 89 RC

HA 110 RC

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS TH 3886 - B 3990132

FROM EMAILAIR

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The power supply must be

switched off before working on

the unit

Congratulations for having selected an AIRWELL air conditioner.

SAFETY DIRECTIONS

Follow the safety rules in force when you are working on your appliance.

Installation and maintenance of the equipment must only be performed by qualified

specialists in accordance with the rules of good workmanship and prevailing stan-

dards and instructions.

Make sure that the power supply and its frequency are adapted to the required electric

current of operation, taking into account specific conditions of the location and the

current required for any other appliance connected with the same circuit.

WARNING

Cutoff power supply before starting to work on the appliance.

The manufacturer declines any responsibility and the warranty becomes void if these

instructions are not respected.

If you meet a problem, please call the Technical Department of your area.

If possible, assemble the mandatory or optional accessories before placing the

appliance on its final location.(see instructions provided with each accessory)

In order to become fully familiar with the appliance, we suggest to read also our

Technical Instructions .

The information contained in these Instructions are subject to modification without advance notice.

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

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SUMMARY

DESCRIPTION

General Specifications...............................................................................3-6.

Dimensions.................................................................................................7-9.

INSTALLATION

Commisioning..............................................................................................11-12.

MAINTENANCE

Regular maintenance................................................................13-14

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM N-716..................................................................13-16.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Under our own responsability, we declare that the product designated in this manual comply

comply with the provisions of the EEC directives listed hereafter and with the nationnal legisl-

gislation into wich these directives have been transposed.

HA 34 RC / 45RC / 52RC / HA 61RC

HA 75 RC / HA 89 RC / HA 110 RC

MachinERY DIRECTIVE 98 / 37 / CEE

Low Voltage Directive (DBT) 73/23/CEE amended by Directive 93/68 CEE

Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/CEE

Pressurised Equipment Directive (DESP) 97/23/ CEE

sub-module A, category I for models HA 35 - HA 35 RC

sub-module A1, category II for the other products HA 43 to HA 95 RC,

with monitoring by TÜV Rheinland 0035

With the identification number : 7HL 02

and that the following paragraphs of the harmonised standards have been applied.

NF EN 60 204 -1/ 1998 NF EN 60 335-1 / 1995 NF EN 60 335 - 2 40 / 1994

NF EN 55 011 / 1998 NF EN 50 082 -2 1995 NF EN 255 /1997

NF EN 814 /1997 NF EN 378 /99

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CONTENTS OF PARCEL

1 HA package units

1 bag with reference material

RECEIVING UNIT

Upon receipt, the unit should be carefully examined for any damage which may have occurred in transit, and such

damage should be noted on the carriers delivery documents.

It is the consignees responsibility to make any subsequent claims upon the carrier or the respective insurance

company.

LIFTING UNIT

When slinging the unit care must be taken to prevent rope damage to the paintwork or components. In particular the

drain connections on the unit must be avoided.

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END PRODUCT PART NUMBERS

COOLING SPECIFICATIONS

- These package units are precharged in the factory and do not require any additional

refrigerant charge during installation.

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Model

HA 34

HA 45 HA 52 HA 61 HA 75 HA 89 HA 110

2128 g 3530 g 3400 g 4280 g 5920 g 7100 g 6680 g

Alimentation

Power supply

Betriebsspannung

HA 34RC HA 45RC HA 52RC HA 61RC HA 75RC HA 89RC HA 110RC

3N ~ 415V - 50Hz 7HL022062A 7HL022063A 7HL022064A 7HL022066A 7HL022065A 7HL022067A 7HL022068A

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WARNING / CAUTION

* These values are given for guidance. They must be checked and adjusted according to

prevailing standards. They depend on the system installed and the cables used.

** fuse must mandatorily be provided on the system input.

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Cables not supplied

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HANDLING

INSTALLATION OF THE UNIT

- Minimum clearance to be provided for maintenance

access

NET WEIGHT

Modell HA 34 HA 45 HA 52 HA 61 HA 75 HA 89 HA110

Heatpump 140 Kg 200 Kg 210 Kg 216 Kg 265 Kg 305 Kg 310 Kg

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LOCATING THE UNIT

This series of packaged air conditioning units is designed for outdoor, rooftop or ground level installation.

The unit must be installed on a firm level foundation, of adequate strength to support its full operating weight. Some

form of vibration isolation such as rubber waffle pads should be installed between the unit and the supporting

structure.

1- The unit must not be located where it will be subjected to heavy downpour of roof drainage and must be above

ground level in areas that are prone to storm water flooding.

2- It must be high enough to permit good drainage of defrost water and allow any heavy ice to fall away form the

coil during defrost cycle.

Minimum recommend height is 250mm above ground level.

3- Keep exposed duct connections to a minimum to reduce duct losses.

4- When locating unit give consideration to, and locate unit as remote as possible from neighbours sleeping

areas to minimise noise, as heat pump loads are greatest at night time.

5- Where prevailing winter winds are known, if possible, position the outdoor coil away from the winds to reduce

defrost cycle time.

6- If possible, orient the unit outdoor coil towards the morning sun. This increases efficiency in heating and de-

creases the solar load on the unit in the summer cooling cycle.

7- The unit must be pitched slightly towards the indoor condensate drain outlet to provide positive drainage of

condensates.

8- All electrical and ductwork connections to the unit must be made via flexible connections to prevent transmis-

sion of vibration.

9- Service and air flow clearances must be allowed as indicated on the unit dimension sheet. If should be noted

that major service may require removal of the top panels. Particular attention should be paid to avoiding ob-

structions to the vertical condenser air discharge which may result in recirculation of the outdoor air.

10- In addition to the service clearances noted on the dimension sheet it is essential that provision is made for

adequate and safe service access.

11- The standard outdoor fans fitted to the units will not accept any resistance to air flow. Consequently, should it

be necessary to duct outdoor air to or from the unit, the ductwork system (including entering and leaving

weatherproof louvres if fitted) must be of negligible pressure loss.

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DIMENSIONS HA 34

DIMENSIONS HA 45 - 52

1090

145

25.4 O.D copper drain

155 390 390 155

25 duct flanges

156 272

144

535

1120 mounting centres14 14

98 316

107

761

1282 mounting centres19 19

264 345

100 579

90 to drain

25 duct flanges

782

154 470 556 140

1320

155

25.4 O.D copper drain

25.4 0.D DRAIN

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DIMENSIONS HA 61 - 75

DIMENSIONS HA 89 -110

154 470 556 140

25 duct flanges

978

1320

155

25.4 O.D copper drain

90 to drain

99 806

3773913031698

264 345

1282 mounting centres19 19

1320

157

Copper drain

25.4 O.D

157

137 508 538 138

25 duct flanges

118 4

98 402

739

264 344

99 1032

1282 mounting centres19 19

90 to drain

25.4 0.D DRAIN

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CONDENSATE DRAIN LINE

- Raise the appliance to provide traps on the condensate drain lines

- Drain port: dia. 1"

CAUTION:

Never braze the condensate drain pipe to the appliance outlet fittings.

CAUTION

- For Heatpump models, if the outdoor temperature is likely to fall below +1°C, provide a

system to prevent the condensates from freezing (e.g. heating cord).

75mm

min

150mm

Slope10mm/m

min

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Any modifications carried out without the approval of Airwell may void the unit warranty.

Mains supply cables must be sized to ensure adequate voltage at the unit terminals when the unit is starting and

during full load operation.

Selection of supply cables must be determined by the following criteria:

1. Length of run supply cables.

2. Maximum starting current of unit  cables must supply adequate voltage at unit terminals for starting.

3. Method of installation of supply cables.

4. Capability of cables to carry unit full load current.

Starting and full load currents are provided on the units circuit diagram.

Short circuit protection must be provided at switchboard using HRC fuses or circuit breakers.

Where the choice of room controls includes either a remote room sensor and/or a set point unit these must be wired

in shielded cable and must not be run in the conduits with the power wiring (240/415 volt) as any induced voltage will

cause unreliable operation of the unit.

PLEASE NOTE

It is essential that the location selection for the thermostat sensor is representative of the space to be controlled and

where it will be readily affected by changes to the general space temperature.

Location adjacent to or in line with supply air outlets, or where its operation may be affected by direct sunlight,

outside doors or other external influences must be avoided.

The wire entry point must also be thoroughly sealed to prevent draughts influencing the operation of the sensor.

Failure to observe the above requirement may result in erratic and unreliable operation of the unit.

REFRIGERANT CHARGE

This heat pump is shipped pre-charged with the correct amount of R22 in the system. At unit start up, the operating

pressures and temperatures should be checked to verify the unit is properly charged by a qualified refrigeration

mechanic.

WWARNING

DEFROST CYCLE DRAINAGE

During the heating cycle ice forms on the surface of the outdoor coil. This ice is periodically removed during the units

defrost cycle and fairly large quantities of water (melted ice) will be dumped onto the area beneath the unit. Where

the unit is mounted on a roof this should not be a problem. However, where the free run off of this water is not

acceptable a drain tray of at least 75 mm deep and extending 75mm outside the units dimensions must be installed

beneath the unit and drain piping connected to it..

DUCTING REQUIREMENTS

All duct designs and heat loads must be calculated by a qualified air conditioning consultant or contractor in

accordance with normal good ducting practices.

Dimensions of duct connections are shown on the dimension sheet. Connection to the unit must be made via

flexible connections to prevent transmission of vibration and facilitate easy removal of panel work for major service

access. All ductwork must be insulated against noise and heat transmission.

FRESH AIR INTAKE

If required this must be fitted to the return air ducting as no special provision is made within the unit. All fresh air

intakes must be provided with air filters if they are connected to the ductwork between the return air filter and the

unit.

AIR FILTERS

Air filters are not provided and no provision is made for fitting them within the unit as standard. Air filters should

however be provided by the installing contractor and located in an accessible location between the return air grille

and the unit. These filters must be sized for a maximum face velocity of 2.0 m/sec.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

The electrical installation must be carried out by a competent licensed electrician in accordance with local power

supply authority regulations and the appropriate unit wiring diagram.

PLEASE NOTE

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WARNING

BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY WORK ON THE EQUIPMENT, MAKE

SURE THAT THE ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY IS

DISCONNECTED AND THAT THERE IS NO POSSIBILITY OF THE

UNIT BEING STARTED INADVERTENTLY.

NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS CAN LEAD

TO INJURY OR DEATH BY ELECTROCUTION.

IT IS ADVISABLE TO PADLOCK THE PROXIMITY SWITCH.

WARNINGG

COMMISSIONING

OPERATING UNITS

For reliable, efficient, trouble free operation of the unit, it is essential that the unit is correctly sized for the job, and

operates within its recommend supply air quantity and operating range.

Units must not be selected to operate outside the range of operating conditions as shown in the selection data.

Standard units are not suitable for operation on cooling below 16°C ambient. If the units are required to operate

below this ambient, a head pressure control system must be fitted.

. WARRANTY

ECP (Australia) warrants its Air Conditioning Products to be free of defects in workmanship or material under normal

use and service subject to certain conditions.

As ECP (Australia) has not direct control over field work done during installation, claims resulting from damage to

equipment which can be attributed to this field work cannot be accepted.

The warranty period is 12 months for commercial applications. Labour optional extra.

1. PRE-START CHECK LIST

1.1 Electrical Check

(a) Electrical installation has been carried out according to unit wiring diagram and the Supply Authority

Regulations.

(b) Correct size fuses or circuit breaker installed at switchboard.

WARNING: Before attempting to start the compressor the sump heater must be operated for at least

t1.2Visual Check

(a) Clearance around unit including condenser air entry and discharge and service access.

(b) Unit mounted as specified.

(d) For refrigerant leaks in connections and components.

1.3 Ducting and Indoor Fan

(a) Ducting

(i) Connections flexible type, secure and detachable for service access.

(ii) Seams and joints airtight.

(b) Air Filter

(i) Correctly located and accessible.

(ii) Correct material.

(iii) Correct dimensions.

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(i) Pulley adjustment correct for expected air quantity and static pressure.

(ii) Belt tension correct.

(d) Check that the Biloc Sheaves on both the fan shaft and the motor are correctly fitted to the bush and

rotate without wobble.

(i) Ensure that the motor is securely bolted to the mounting plate square to the fan shaft.

(ii) Using a string line or straight edge ensure that the pulley grooves are correctly aligned.

(e) Improper alignment of the pulleys and belt may cause vibration in the fan drive and result in prema-

ture wear.

COMMISSIONING (CONTINUED)

2. OPERATING CHECK LIST

PLEASE NOTE: Read the electronic controls options for CAC controller manual before proceeding.

Read the electronic controls option for CAC controler before proceeding

PLEASE NOTE

2.1 Indoor Fan & Drive

(a) Check that the Biloc Sheaves on both the fan shaft and the motor are correctly fitted to the bush and

rotate without wobble.

(b) Rotation: Cheek direction of rotation.

(d) The indoor air quantity must be within the application limits of the unit supply air fan (see fan curves).

The associated static pressure must be such that the motor is operating within its normal power rating.

With all panels in place measure current in each phase of the indoor fan motor using clip-on type

ammeter. Compare this to the nameplate full load current.

2.2 Outdoor Fan

(a) Clearance: Spin fan by hand and check clearance.

(b) Rotation: Start fan motor and check direction of rotation.

2.3 Compressor and Refrigeration System

(a) If outdoor air temperature is below zero make sure that the compressor sump heater has been on for at

least one hour before starting compressor.

(b) Running check: Start the compressor. Check for any unusual noise and vibration.

sures have stabilised, and check that they are within normal operating limits.

(d) Operating Temperature: Check discharge, suction and liquid temperatures.

(e) Discharge temperature on cooling cycle should normally not exceed 95C.

(f) Suction superheat should be 6°C ± 2°C.

(g) Liquid should be sub-cooled.

2.4 General

(a) Cheek for any unusual noises or vibration in the running components, particularly the indoor fan drive

system.

2.5 Protective Devices

(a) High Pressure Switch.

(b) low Pressure Switch.

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3. ELECTRICAL

3.1 Set Points

(a) (a) Set point of compressor overload relay.

(b) (b) Set point of indoor fan motor overload relay.

NOTE: The outdoor fan motor is fitted with an internal automatic reset overload device.

3.2 Operating voltage: Recheck voltage at unit supply terminals.

3.3 Control

(a) Operate system switches and control thermostat.

(b) Check unit is wired for correct control of unit fan, cooling and heating functions.

3.4 General:

(a) With unit switched off at main isolater check:

(b) All terminals right.

COMMISSIONING ( CONTINUED)

4. FINAL CHECK

4.1 Schraeder valve caps in place and secure.

4.2 All panels and fan guards in place and secure.

4.3 Unit clean and free of excess installation material.

REGULAR MAINTENANCE

These units have been designed for minimum maintenance through the use of permanently lubricated components.

However, there are operational maintenance requirements that require regular attention to ensure optimum perfor-

mance.

Maintenance must be performed by appropriately experienced personnel.

WARNING: Isolate unit from power supply before working on unit.

1. REMOVAL OF PANELS

All access panels are removable by unscrewing the self tapping retaining screws.

2. FILTER CLEANING

The filters are provided and fitted by the installer and consequently specifications will vary with personal prefer-

ence. For normal air conditioning duty the common filter is either a 25 mm or 50 mm thick permanent type which

may be cleaned with the aid of a vacuum cleaner then washed in a weak solution of detergent and warm water.

However, the installers recommendation should be sought to ascertain the method and frequency of cleaning best

suited to the type used and the needs of the particular installation.

3. FAN DRIVE SYSTEM (Indoor)

Fan shaft and motor bearings are of permanently lubricated, sealed type and require no regular maintenance other

than a check on their general condition. The fan belt tension should be checked regularly and belt surfaces in-

spected for cracks or excessive wear. The belt should be tensioned to give a 20 mrn deflection under medium

pressure with the thumb on one of the straight runs.

4. OUTDOOR COIL

The coil surface will become laden with dust and maybe blocked by leaves or papers over a period of time. The

surface should be inspected periodically and cleaned down by hosing or steam cleaning as required.

5. ELECTRICAL

The contact surfaces of relays and contactors should be inspected regularly by an electrician and replaced as

judged necessary. On these occasions the control box should be blown out with compressed air to remove any

accumulation of dust or other contaminants.

6. REFRIGERATION

The refrigeration system is hermetically sealed and should require no regular maintenance. However, it is recom-

mended that the system be leak tested and the general operating and control systems be checked on a regular

basis. The operating pressures should be checked particularly at these times as they are an excellent guide to

other areas of the system in need of maintenance.

MAINTENANCE

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7. MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST

7.1 Enclosure

(a) Clean down external panels.

(b) Remove panels.

7.2 Drain Pan

(a) Check drain ports and piping are clear.

(b) Clean out accumulated dirt.

7.3 Refrigeration system

(a) Gas leak check.

(b) Check for pipes or capillaries rubbing or vibrating.

(d) Check discharge temperature.

(e) Crankcase heater to be energised during off cycle.

7.4 Outdoor Coil

(a) Clean fin surfaces as required.

(b) Note condition of fans and motors.

(b) Clean fillers.

MAINTENANCE (CONTINUED)

7.5 Indoor Section

(a) Check fin surface is clean.

(b) Clean fillers.

(d) Check condition of drive pulleys and belt.

(e) Check belt tension.

(f) Check fan bearings for signs of wear.

7.6 Protective Devices

(a) Check operation of high pressure control.

7.7 Electrical

(a) Check fuse rating and condition.

(b) Check for loose terminal screw.

(d) Generally check for loose wiring.

7.8 Replace panels, replacing any missing screws.

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‘ PACKAGED ROOFTOPUNITS ‘ PACKAGED AIR CONDITIONERS

MODELS HA 34 - 45 - 52 - 61 - 75 - 89 - 110

1) POWER CIRCUIT

Voltage : 415 V~ + Neutral + Earth

On Earth – N – L1 – L2 – L3 : Terminal Block of outdoor unit.

This power supply comes from a main switchboard Q1 and a main circuit breaker

FFG in accordance with Table 1. Q1 anf FFG supplied by installer.

The Electrical Installation and Wiring of this unit must be in accordance with Local

Wiring Regulations.

WIRING DIAGRAM LEGEND :

SE : 3038 HA 34 C/RC 3-Phase 415/240 V+/-10% 50Hz

SE : 3039 HA 45 – 52 – 61 – 75 C/RC 3-Phase 415/240 V+/-10% 50Hz

SE : 3041 HA 89 – 110 C/RC POWER 3-Phase 415/240 V+/-10% 50Hz

SE : 3117 HA 89 – 110 C/RC CONTROL 1-Phase 240 V+/-10% 50Hz

MODEL HA

FFG Fuse /

Circuit

breaker size

Full load

current

Starting

current

Q1 Rating

Lth / Max

34 20A 14A 58A 25 / 250

45 20A 16.3A 55.5A 25 / 250

52 20A 15A 68A 25 / 250

61 25A 18.3A 104.5A 25 / 250

75 25A 21A 96.3A 25 / 250

89 32A 25.7A 80.75A 32 / 320

110 32A 28.5A 91A 32 / 320

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS ABBREVIATIONS

2.1 COMPRESSOR/SAFETY CIRCUIT

KA1 : phase inversion detector

K1 : power contactor of compressor MC1

K2 : power contactor of compressor MC2 (1)

LP1 : low pressure switch (AUTO-RESET CONTROL)

LP2 : low pressure switch (1) (AUTO-RESET CONTROL)

HP1 : high pressure switch (AUTO-RESET CONTROL)

HP2 : high pressure switch (1) (AUTO-RESET CONTROL)

R1 : crankcase heater

R2 : crankcase heater (1)

M1 : 3-phase refrigerant compressor

M2 : 3-phase refrigerant compressor (1)

RV1* : reversing valve solenoid

RV2* : reversing valve solenoid (1)

RT : room temperature sensor (OPTIONAL)

ICT : Indoor coil sensor (OPTIONAL)

OCT : outdoor coil temperature sensor

OCT2 : outdoor coil temperature sensor (1)

SM1 : On/Off remote switch (not supplied) (on PCB,disconnect shunt “SHM”)

X : terminal

T1 : control cicuit transformer

- * ONLY HEATPUMP MODEL

- Note 1 : for 2 circuit models: 89/110.

N 716

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MO1 : outdoor air fan motor (see table 4)

CO1 : capacitor of motor MO1 (see table 4)

FO1 : contact of thermal relay of motor MO1

K3 : contactor of indoor air fan motor (for HA 34, this is a relay)

MI3 : indoor fan motor (see table 5 for HA 34)

FT3 : internal safety of motor MI3 or thermal relay contacts of motor MI3

C3 : capacitor of motor MI3

2.2) FAN MOTORS & RELATED EQUIPEMENT

LOW FAN SPEED CAPACITOR VALUE

Model / Outdoor Motor

HA 34/45/52/61/75 Red Wire 10 µF

HA 89/ 110 White wire 12 µF

TABLE 4

This motor is fitted with an internal auto-reset overload protection

Model Indoor Motor Connect to

Elco Motor Colore

White

HA 34

Fan Medium ( FM ) ORANGE

Fan Hight ( FH ) BROWN

TABLE 5: FACTORY WIRING

MODEL 344552617589110

Adjust of Thermal

Relays FT3 Range

Adjustement

1.8 - 2.6A

1.9A

1.2 - 1.8A

1.5A

1.8 - 2.6A

1.9A

2.6 - 3.7A

2.6A

2.6 - 3.7A

2.9A

2.6 - 3.7A

2.8A

Contactor AC3

9A ( 18 )

12A

18A

25A

3) RANGE AND SEITTING OF INDOOR FAN THERMALRELAYS, CURRENT

RATING OF UNIT CONTACTORS ( CLASS AC3 )

4) ADJUSTEMENT OF PRESSURE SWITCHS ( AUTO - RESET CONTROLS )

LP1 : fixed adjustment low pressure 140 kPa 1,4 bar (20,3 PSI)

LP2 : fixed adjustment low pressure 140 kPa 1,4 bar (20,3 PSI)

HP1 : fixed adjustment high pressure 2920 kPa 29,2 bar (423,7 PSI)

HP2 : fixed adjustment high pressure 2920 kPa 29,2 bar (423,7 PSI)

BK : black WH : white

OG : orange RD : red

BN : brown GY : grey

BU : blue VT : purple

GNYE : green/yellow

5) COLOUR CODE

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WIRING DIAGRAM : SE 3038A HA 34 C/RC

T1PRI

T1SEC

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T1PRI

T1SEC

WIRING DIAGRAM : SE 3039B HA 45 - 52 - 61 - 75 C/RC

Roof Top Units HA / 34 /45 /52 /61 / 75 / 89 / 110 RC Roof Top Unit

WIRING DIAGRAM : SE 3041B HA 89 - 110 C/RC

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