Hitachi FXG1 Series Technical Catalogue

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Split-system air conditioners
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SET-FREE
FSG(1)/FXG(1) SERIES
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TCGB0023-rev.0-04/04
TCGB0023-rev.0-04/04 - Printed in Spain
Outdoor Units: 5 ~ 30 HP
Indoor Units Type:
• 4-Way Cassette
• 2-Way Cassette
Wall
• Ceiling
• In-the-Ceiling
• Floor
• Floor Concealed
Specifications in this catalogue are subject to change without notice in order that
HITACHI may bring the latest innovations to their customers
Whilst every effort is made to ensure that all dimensions and specifications are correct,
any printers' errors not rectified are outside the control of HITACHI, who cannot be held
responsible for same
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
n HITACHI pursues a policy of continuing improvement in
design and performance of products. The right is
therefore reserved to vary specifications without notice.
n HITACHI cannot anticipate every possible circumstance
that might involve a potential hazard.
n These heat pump air conditioners are designed for
standard air conditioning only. Do not use these heat
pump air conditioners for other purposes such as drying
clothes, refrigerating foods or for any other cooling or
heating process.
n No part of this catalog may be reproduced without written
permission.
n Signal words (DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION) are
used to identify levels of hazard seriousness. Definitions
for identifying hazard levels are provided below with their
respective signal words.
% DANGER:
Immediate hazards which WILL result in severe
personal injury or death.
& CAUTION:
Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in
severe personal injury or death.
$ WARNING:
Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in
minor personal injury or product or property damage.
? NOTE:
Useful information for operation and/or maintenance.
It is assumed that these heat pump air conditioners will be
operated and serviced by English speaking people. If this is
not the case, the customer should add safety, caution and
operating signs in the native language.
If you have any questions, contact your distributor or dealer
of HITACHI.
This manual gives a common description and information for
this heat pump air conditioner which you operate as well as
for other models.
These heat pump air conditioners have been designed for
the following temperatures. Operate the heat pump air
conditioner within this range.
Temperature Range (°C):
Maximum Minimum
Indoor 30 DB / 25 WB 21.5 DB / 15 WBCooling
Operation
Outdoor 43 DB -5 DB *1)
Indoor 27 DB 15 DBHeating
Operation
outdoor 15 WB -15 WB *2)
*1): 10DB ~ -5DB (Operation Control Range)
*2): -10WB ~ -15WB (Operation Control Range)
DB: Dry Bulb, WB: Wet Bulb
SAFETY SUMMARY
% DANGER:
Use refrigerant R407C in the refrigerant cycle. Do not
charge oxygen, acetylene or other flammable and
poisonous gases into the refrigerant cycle when
performing a leakage test or an air-tight test. These
types of gases are extremely dangerous and can
cause an explosion. It is recommended that
compressed air, nitrogen or refrigerant be used for
these types of tests.
Do not pour water into the indoor unit, outdoor unit or
CH unit. These products are equipped with electrical
parts. If poured, it will cause a serious electrical shock.
Do not touch or adjust safety devices inside the indoor
or outdoor units. If these devices are touched or
readjusted, it may cause a serious accident.
Do not open the service cover or access panel for the
indoor or outdoor units without turning OFF the main
power supply.
Refrigerant leakage can cause difficulty with breathing
due to insufficient air. Turn OFF the main switch, put
out fire at once and contact your service contractor, if
refrigerant leakage occurs.
The installer and system specialist shall secure safety
against leakage according to local regulations or
standards.
$ WARNING:
Do not use any sprays such as insecticide, lacquer,
hair spray or other flammable gases within
approximately one (1) meter from the system.
If circuit breaker or fuse is often activated, stop the
system and contact your service contractor.
Do not perform installation work, refrigerant piping
work, drain piping and electrical wiring connection
without referring to our installation manual.
Check that the ground wire is securely connected.
Connect a fuse of specified capacity. Do not put any
foreign material on the unit or inside the unit. Make
sure that the outdoor unit is not covered with snow or
ice, before operation.
& CAUTION:
Do not install the indoor unit, outdoor unit, CH unit,
remote control switch and cable within approximately 3
meters from strong electromagnetic wave radiators
such as medical equipment.
Supply electrical power to the system to energize the
oil heater for 12 hours before start-up after a long
shutdown.
? NOTE:
It is recommended that the room be ventilated every 3
to 4 hours.
The heating capacity of the heat pump unit declines
according to the outdoor air temperature. Therefore, it
is recommended that auxiliary heating equipment be
used in the field when the unit is installed in a low
temperature region.
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PART I TECHNICAL DATA
1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION _____________ 1/1
1.1 Features and Benefits _______________ 1/2
1.2 Features on Indoor Units and Outdoor
Units _____________________________ 1/8
1.3 Name of parts_____________________ 1/13
2 GENERAL DATA ___________________ 2/1
2.1. General Data for Indoor Units__________ 2/2
2.2. General Data for Outdoors Units _______ 2/9
2.3. Component Data __________________ 2/11
3 DIMENSIONAL DATA _______________ 3/1
3.1. Indoor Units _______________________ 3/2
3.2. Outdoor Units _____________________ 3/18
4 CAPACITIES AND
SELECTION DATA _________________ 4/1
4.1. System Selection Procedure __________ 4/2
4.2. Operation Space____________________ 4/5
4.3. Capacity Characteristic Curves of
Outdoor Units ______________________ 4/8
4.4. Cooling Capacity Table of 100%
Combination ______________________ 4/11
4.5. Heating Capacity Table of 100%
Combination ______________________ 4/12
4.6. Correction Factor According to Piping
Length __________________________ 4/14
4.7. Sensible Heat Factor (SHF) __________ 4/16
4.8. Correction Factor For Defrosting
Operation ________________________ 4/17
4.9. Fan Performance __________________ 4/17
4.10. Temperature Distribution Diagrams ____ 4/19
4.11. Sound Data_______________________ 4/24
5 WORKING RANGE _________________ 5/1
5.1. Power supply ______________________ 5/2
6 ELECTRICAL DATA ________________ 6/1
6.1. Indoor Unit ________________________ 6/2
6.2. Outdoor Unit _______________________ 6/3
7 ELECTRICAL WIRING
DIAGRAMS _______________________ 7/1
8 REFRIGERANT CYCLE______________ 8/1
8.1 Outdoor Units ______________________ 8/2
8.2 CH - Units _________________________ 8/9
9. CONTROL SYSTEM ________________ 9/1
9.1. Device Control System _______________ 9/2
9.2. Indoor Unit PCB ____________________ 9/6
9.3. Outdoor Unit PCB___________________ 9/9
9.4. Protection and Safety Control_________ 9/12
9.5. Safety and Control Device Setting _____ 9/12
9.6. Standard Operation Sequence ________ 9/13
9.7. Standard Control Functions __________ 9/26
10 AVAILABLE OPTIONAL
FUNCTIONS______________________ 10/1
10.1. Indoor Unit (except RPK) ____________ 10/2
10.2. Indoor Unit (RPK only) ______________ 10/8
10.3 Outdoor Units ____________________ 10/12
10.4. Optional Functions Available Through
Remote Control Switch_____________ 10/19
10.5 Optional Functions Available Through
Remote Control Switch (PC-P5H) ____ 10/25
10.6 Optional Functions Available Through
Wireless Remote Control Switch
(PC-LH3 + Receiver) ______________ 10/26
11 REMOTE CONTROLLERS
OPERATION _____________________ 11/1
11.1 Liquid Crystal Remote Control Switch
(PC-P1HE) _______________________ 11/2
11.2 Optional Remote Controller (PC-5H) ___ 11/7
11.3 Optional Wireless Remote Control
Switch, PC-LH3A __________________ 11/8
11.4 Optional 7-Day Timer (PSC-5T) ______ 11/13
11.5 Optional Central Station (PSC-5S) ____ 11/18
11.6 Optional Accessories for RCS _______ 11/24
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PART II INSTALATION DATA
12 UNITS INSTALLATION _____________ 12/1
12.1 Transportation and Handling _________ 12/3
12.2 RCI (4-Way Cassette Type) __________ 12/4
12.3 RCD (2-Way Cassette Type) _________ 12/8
12.4 RPC (Ceiling Type)________________ 12/12
12.5 RPI (In-the-Ceiling) _______________ 12/15
12.6 RPK (Wall Type)__________________ 12/17
12.7 RPF (Floor Type) /
RPFI (Floor Concealed Type)________ 12/19
12.8 RAS (Outdoor Unit) _______________ 12/21
12.9 Transportation and Installation of
CH Unit_________________________ 12/39
12.10 Optional Accessories ______________ 12/42
12.11 Outdoor Unit Drain-Kit (DBS-26) _____ 12/46
13 REFRIGERANT PIPING
AND REFRIGERANT
CHARGE ________________________ 13/1
13.1 Refrigerant Piping Selection __________ 13/2
13.2 Distributor Line Branch and Header
Branch _________________________ 13/10
13.3 Piping Work Connection
Considerations ___________________ 13/19
13.4 Indoor Unit Piping Work Connection __ 13/24
13.5 Outdoor Unit Piping Work Connection _ 13/28
13.6 Refrigerant Charging Quantity _______ 13/34
13.7 Vacuum and Refrigerant Charge _____ 13/46
13.8 Caution on Refrigerant Leakage______ 13/47
14 DRAIN PIPING ____________________ 14/1
14.1 General__________________________ 14/2
14.2 RCI (4-Way Cassette Type) __________ 14/3
14.3 RCD (2-Way Cassette Type) _________ 14/3
14.4 RPC (Ceiling Type)_________________ 14/4
14.5 RPI (In-the-Ceiling Type) ____________ 14/5
14.6 RPK (Wall Type)___________________ 14/6
14.7 RPF and RPFI (Floor Type and Floor
Concealed Type) __________________ 14/6
14.8 Outdoor Unit Drain-kit (DSB-26)_______ 14/6
15 ELECTRICAL WIRING _____________ 15/1
15.1 General Check ____________________ 15/2
15.2 Electrical Wiring for Outdoor Units _____ 15/2
15.3 Electrical Wiring for Indoor Units ______ 15/4
15.4 Common Wiring ___________________ 15/9
15.5 Wire Sizes ______________________ 15/13
16 INSTALLATION OF
OPTIONAL REMOTE
CONTROLLER____________________ 16/1
16.1 Installation of Remote Control Switch
<PC-P1HE> ______________________ 16/3
16.2 Installation of Remote Control Switch
(Core-Function) <PC-P5H> __________ 16/6
16.3 Installation of Central Station
<PSC-5S>________________________ 16/9
16.4 Installation of 7-day Timer
<PSC-5T>_______________________ 16/18
16.5 Installation of Receiver Kit
<PC-RLH4> _____________________ 16/22
16.6 Installation of Receiver Kit
<PC-RLH9> _____________________ 16/24
16.7 Installation of Receiver Kit
<PC-RLH11> ____________________ 16/25
16.8 Harc ___________________________ 16/27
16.9 FSG - FXG - G7 - HRG USB/H-
LINK Connection__________________ 16/30
17 TEST RUN _______________________ 17/1
17.1 Checking Before Test Run ___________ 17/2
17.2 Test run procedure by remote control
switch ___________________________ 17/3
17.3 Test run procedure by WIRELESS
remote control switch (PC-LH3A) ______ 17/4
17.4 Test run from outdoor unit side________ 17/7
17.5 Checking of the refrigerant quantity ___ 17/10
18 TROUBLESHOOTING ______________ 18/1
18.1 Initial Troubleshooting_______________ 18/2
18.2 Alarm Codes______________________ 18/3
18.3 Troubleshooting in Check mode _______ 18/4
18.4 Troubleshooting by 7-segment display _ 18/10
18.5 Protection control code on 7-segment
display _________________________ 18/16
18.6 Self checking of PCB's using Remote
Control Switch____________________ 18/19
18.7 Self Cheking of Remote Control
Switch __________________________ 18/21
19 MAINTENANCE ___________________ 19/1
19.1 Regular Inspection _________________ 19/2
19.2 Filter Cleaning_____________________ 19/3
20 MISCELLANEOUS NOTES __________ 20/1
20.1 Special Notes _____________________ 20/2
21 STANDARD
SPECIFICATIONS _________________ 21/1
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? NOTE:
MODELS CODIFICATION
Please check, according to the model name, which is your air conditioner type and how it is
abbreviated and referred to in this technical catalogue.
INDOOR UNITS FSN(E) / FSG2(E/M) / FSG2Ei Series
4-Way-Cassette 2-Way-Cassette Ceiling In-The-Ceiling
Code Code Code Code
Model
FSNE FSG2E FSG2Ei
Model
FSN FSG2
Model
FSNE FSG2E FSG2Ei
Model
FSNE FSG2E FSG2Ei
RPI–0.8
7E877302 7E777302
RCI–1.0
7E872011 7E772011
RCD–1.0
60277813 60277561
RPI–1.0
7E877303 7E777303
RCI–1.5
7E872012 7E772012 7E782012
RCD–1.5
60277814 60277562
RPI–1.5
7E877304 7E777304 7E787304
RCI–2.0
7E872013 7E772013 7E782013
RCD–2.0
60277815 60277563
RPC–2.0
7E872055 7E772055 7E782055
RPI–2.0
7E872024 7E772024 7E782024
RCI–2.5
7E872014 7E772014 7E782014
RCD–2.5
60277816 60277564
RPC–2.5
7E872030 7E772030 7E782030
RPI–2.5
7E872025 7E772025 7E782025
RCI–3.0
7E872027 7E772027 7E782027
RCD–3.0
60277817 60277565
RPC–3.0
7E872058 7E772058 7E782058
RPI–3.0
7E872031 7E772031 7E782031
RCI–4.0
7E872028 7E772028 7E782028
RCD–4.0
60277818 60277566
RPC–4.0
7E872059 7E772059 7E782059
RPI–4.0
7E872032 7E772032 7E782032
RCI–5.0
7E872029 7E772029 7E782029
RCD–5.0
60277819 60277567
RPC–5.0
7E872060 7E772060 7E782060
RPI–5.0
7E872033 7E772033 7E782033
RCI RCD RPC RPI
INDOOR UNITS FSN(E) / FSG2(E/M) / FSG2Ei Series
Wall Floor Floor Concealed
Code Code Code
Model
FSG2M
Model
FSNE FSG2E FSG2Ei
Model
FSNE FSG2E FSG2Ei
RPK–1.0
60277720
RPF–1.0
7E877715 7E277715
RPFI–1.0
7E877719 7E277719
RPK–1.5
60277721
RPF–1.5
7E877716 7E277716 7E787716
RPFI–1.5
7E877720 7E277720 7E787720
RPK–2.0
60277722
RPF–2.0
7E877309 7E277309 7E787309
RPFI–2.0
7E877311 7E277311 7E787311
RPK–2.3
60277723
RPF–2.5
7E877310 7E277310 7E787310
RPFI–2.5
7E877312 7E277312 7E787312
RPK RPF RPFI
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OUTDOOR UNITS FSG/FSG1/FXG/FXG1
RAS5FSG 60271994
RAS8FSG 60271995
RAS8FXG 60272062
RAS10FSG 60271996
RAS10FXG 60272063
RAS16FSG 60272037
RAS20FSG 60272038
RAS20FXG1 60278688
RAS24FSG1 60278657
RAS30FSG1 60278658
RAS30FXG1 60278689
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CODE LIST ACCESSORIES
Accesory Name Code
Figure
D-P6V
Drier R407C 600199376
D-P10V Drier R407C 600199377
D-P20V Drier R407C 600199378
PC-P5H Optional Remote Controller 60290879
PC-RLH11 Receiver Kit (2-Wires) 60299961
PC-RLH9 Receiver Kit (2-Wires) 60290925
PC-RLH4 Receiver Kit (3-Wires) 60299911
PC-LH3A Wireless Control Switch 62299909
PCC 1A Optional Function Connector 60199286
(not shown)
PC-P1HE Remote Control Switch 7E799954
PC-2H2 Remote Control Switch 60299908
PRC-10E 3P Extension Cord 6E290211
PRC-15E 3P-Extension Cord 6E290212
PRC-20E 3P-Extension Cord 6E290213
PRC-30E 3P-Extension Cord 6E290214
PRC-10E1 2P Extension Cord 7E790211
PRC-15E1 2P-Extension Cord 7E790212
PRC-20E1 2P-Extension Cord 7E790213
PRC-30E1 2P-Extension Cord 7E790214
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Accesory Name Code
Figure
PSC-5S Central Station 60299956
PSC-5T 7 Day Timer 60299957
P-G12WA2E Air Panel 7E799515
P-G12WAH2E Air Panel wireless control 7E799516
P-G23WA2E Air Panel 7E299496
P-G23WA2E1 Air Panel with heater 7E299486
P-G23WAH2E Air Panel wireless control 7E299497
P-G23WAH2E1
Air Panel with heater and wireless
control
7E299488
P-G46WA2E Air Panel 7E299498
P-G46WA2E1 Air Panel with heater 7E299487
P-G46WAH2E Air Panel wireless control 7E299499
P-G46WAH2E1
Air Panel with heater and wireless
control
7E299489
P-G23DWA1 Air Panel 60299570
P-G46DWA1 Air Panel 60299571
THM-R2AE Remote Sensor (THM4) 7E799907
DBS-26 Drain Discharging Boss 60299192
HARC-BXE Interface 60290874
HARC-40E Interface 17B28840-B
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Accesory Name Code
Figure
E-42ME1 Branch pipe 7E790229
E-52ME1 Branch pipe 7E790230
E-82ME1 Branch pipe 7E790231
E-102ME1 Branch pipe 7E790232
E-152S Branch pipe
E-162M1 Branch pipe 7E799965
E-202M1 Branch pipe 7E799966
E-242S Branch pipe 60290696
E-302S Branch pipe 60290697
E-52XME1 Branch pipe 7E790234
E-82XME1 Branch pipe 7E790235
E-102XME1 Branch pipe 7E790237
E-152X Branch pipe 60291014
E-242X Branch pipe 60291015
E-302XME1 Branch pipe 60291016
E-54SE Header 6E290268
E-58SE Header 6E290269
E-865E3 Header 6E290243
E-885E3 Header 6E290244
E-88XE3 Header 6E290242
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
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1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
CONTENTS
1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ___________________________________________________ 1
1.1 Features and benefits ______________________________________________________ 2
1.2 Features on Indoor Units and Outdoor Units_____________________________________ 8
1.2.1 RCI - Four Way Cassette Type _______________________________________________ 8
1.2.2 RCD - Two-Way Cassette Type _______________________________________________ 9
1.2.3 RPC - Ceiling Type_________________________________________________________ 9
1.2.4 RPI – In-The-ceiling Type___________________________________________________ 10
1.2.5 RPK - Wall Type__________________________________________________________ 11
1.2.6 RPF - Floor Type _________________________________________________________ 11
1.2.7 RPFI - Floor Concealed Type________________________________________________ 11
1.2.8 Slim and Compact Outdoor Unit______________________________________________ 12
1.3 Name of parts ___________________________________________________________ 13
1.3.1 Indoor Units _____________________________________________________________ 13
1.3.2 Outoor Units _____________________________________________________________ 17
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
1.1 FEATURES AND BENEFITS
n New HI-MULTI SET-FREE FSG(1) / FXG(1)
Series
HITACHI proudly introduces the New line up of SET FREE
FSG(1) 5-30 HP and FXG(1) 8-30 HP in order to respond
the request of air conditioning markets, for big capacity
units.
SET FREE series, are the highly-efficient ,reliable and
flexible in air conditioning system, for the markets.
Recently, increased numbers of buildings are requiring
"Intelligent" facilities - communication networks, office
automation, including a comfortable environment. In addition
to that, energy saving operation is needed. Particularly,
comfortable space is required all the day through the year in
shops and office buildings. This split air conditioner, " SET
FREE System " can meet these requirements. The proven
combination of the scroll compressor and the inverter
provides the best air conditioning for office buildings and
hotels.
§ New Outdoor units 24-30HP FSG1 and 20-30HP
FXG1
§ New CH-Box 11.5G
§ New Indoor units 2.0 and 2.5 RPF(I)
§ Connectable up to : Maximum 32 Indoor Units each
Outdoor Unit (30 HP) .
§ Maximum Total Combination horsepower of 130%
§ Refrigerant: R407C
n
Various Indoor units and combinations
The new line-up of new SET FREE series indoor units has
been extended up to 38 indoor units in 7 types to find
various building requirements .
Nominal Horsepower
(HP)
Indoor Unit
Type
0.8 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 4.0 5.0
RCI-
-
OOOOOOO
RCD-
-
OOOOOOO
RPC-
-
- - OOOOO
RPI-
O
OOOOOOO
RPK-M
-
OOO
O(2.3)
---
RPF-
-
OOOO - - -
RPFI-
-
OOOO - - -
O: AVAILABLE
n Minimum and maximim combination of Outdoor and Indoor Units
Indoor Unit
Outdoor Unit Model
Minimum
Combination
Horsepower (HP)
Maximum
Combination
Horsepower (HP)
Minimum
Combination
of Indoor Unit
Maximum
Combination
of Indoor Unit
Minimum
Individual
Operation
Horsepower (HP)
RAS-5FSG 2.5 6.5 1 8 0.8
RAS-8FSG 4.0 10.4 2 12 0.8
RAS-10FSG 5.0 13.0 2 12 0.8
RAS-16FSG 8.0 20.8 2 13 (16)
1
1.5 (1.3)
1
RAS-20FSG 10.0 26.0 2 16 1.5
RAS-24FSG1 12.0 31.0 2 27 1.0
2
RAS-30FSG1 15.0 39.0 2 32 1.0
2
RAS-8FXG 4.0 10.4 2 12 0.8
RAS-10FXG 5.0 13.0 2 12 0.8
RAS-20FXG1 10.0 26.0 2 16 0.8
3
RAS-30FXG1 15.0 39.0 2 32 0.8
4
CH-4.0GE 0.8 Less than 4.0 1 3
5
0.8
CH-6.5GE 0.8 Less than 6.5 1 6
5
0.8
CH Unit
Model
CH-11.5G 0.8 6.5 and 11.5 (incl.) 1 8
5
0.8
1) In case of changing the capacity from 1.0HP or 1.5HP to 1.3HP by DIP switch setting (see chapter 9).
2) In case that 1.0HP is used, the maximum quantity of 1.0HP indoor unit shall be 12
3) In case that 0.8HP or 1.0HP Indoor Units are used, the maximum quantity of 0.8HP and 1.0HP Indoor Unit shall be 10
4) In case that 0.8HP or 1.0HP Indoor Units are used, the maximum quantity of 0.8HP and 1.0HP Indoor Unit shall be 12
5) Simultaneous operation of cooling (dry) and heating is not available
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
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n
High economical efficiency operation
HITACHI use the high technology to achieve the high
operation efficiency. The applications of the following
technologies provide HITACHI to achieve results like the
great power saving due to heat recovery system. During
Simultaneous cooling and heating operation, only for
FXG(1), energy is saved by the heat exchange between
indoor units.
These technologies are:
n
Supercooling Circuit
Performance improved by high-efficiency plate type of heat
exchanger.
n
DC Fan Motor with Outstanding Efficiency
The DC fan motor greatly improves efficiency compared
with conventional products having an AC motor. Also, air
blasts are reduced by controlling the rotation speed of the
fan.
n DC Compressor Using Neodymium Magnet
A DC compressor is used for all models, thus greatly
increasing efficiency in all operating areas. In particular,
performance at a low speed, which affects the annual
running cost, has greatly improved. Moreover, the peculiar
electromagnetic noise to DC compressors has been cut by
optimizing the rotor shape of the compressor.
n New Heat Exchanger
The new smaller flow resistance heat exchanger using new
aluminum fins and pressure loss in pipe decreases with
optimized path alignment provides power saving.
Also, it has achieved a lower sound operation due to lower
fan revolution.
Air flow
resistance
decreased by
20%.
The optimized slit
shape minimizes
noise by reducing
air intake
resistance
Heat
Exchanger
optimized by
2-gas, 1-liquid
path
arrangement.
n
DC Inverter Plus CBC (Condenser Best Control)
*1)
The DC inverter controls compressor speeds from 30Hz to 115Hz, reaching quickly at a set temperature and maintaining a
stable energy-saving operation.
Concept of operation (in Heating Mode)
Set temperature
Set-Free
Present Machine
with constant
speed
Room Temperature
Time
In case of Set-Free
Quickly reaches set temperature with high power, then maintains stable
energy-saving operation.
In case of Existing Machine with Constant Speed
Slowly reaches set temperature, then turns on and off repeatedly to maintain
the temperature, causing uneconomical operation
Present Machine
with constant
speed
Set-Free
Compressor (rpm)
Time
Motor Efficiency (%)
Revolutions per Min. (rpm)
AC Motor
DC Motor
Efficiency increased by 40%.
(motor input halved)
Motor Efficiency (%)
Revolutions per Min. (rpm)
AC Motor
DC Motor
Rotor shape
optimized
Neodymiun
magnet adopted
Compressor
rotor
High Power Operation Energy-saving Operation
I
n case o
f
ex
i
s
ti
ng mac
hi
nes w
ith
cons
t
an
t
spee
d
,
repeated turning on and off wastes energy.
Size of heat
exchanger
increased.
Performance
improved by
placing the
sub-cooler on
the wind ward.
By controlling
the electronic
expansion
valve with a
micro
computer, the
refrigeration
cycle is
optimized.
AIR
LIQUID
GAS
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
n Top Class Silence Operation
HITACHI use the high technology to achieve the Lowest
sound possible
These Technologies are:
§ PWM ( Pulse With Modulation) Control
Fan motor control by PWM has realized low
electromagnetic sounds remarkably.
§ Low Operation Sound Resulting from New Fan Shape
and Propeller Fan Material
The combination of most appropriate fan shape for
smooth air flow and a new material of Mica
polypropylene has resulted in a low operation sound
which was almost impractical in previous units.
§ Low Sound Operation by Low Noise Fan Motor
Aluminum die-casting was used for assembled fan
motor and low sound operation has been achieved.
And due to a non resonance suspension structure, the
vibration sound has been minimized.
n
Lower Sound Operation during Night Time
By improved at around of cabinet structure and fan
shape, and by the adoption of new material and inverter,
operation sound has been reduced.
n Reliability
HITACHI use the inverter technology to achieve the Less
failures than the standard compressors. The system
never stop and the quantity of the refrigerant than the
system request is proportional to speed compressor. The
speed compressor is proportional to frequency work ( 30-
Hz to 115Hz).
n
Flexibility
§ Flexibility Refrigerant Piping:
With the new Systems 24-30 HP FSG1 and 20-30 HP
FXG1, can achieve possible to extend longer
refrigerant piping to request for Tall Buildings.
Maximum total piping length between outdoor and
indoor units :120m FSG1 and 100m FXG1
Maximum vertical lift between indoor and outdoor unit:
50m (40 when O.U are lower than I.U)
Maximum vertical lift among indoor units: 15m.
§ Flexibility of Indoor Unit Control
CS NET system is the developed Computer
Controlled Network System from HITACHI for SET-
FREE multi-split air conditioners.
PSC-5S : Is a central station. It allows to control 8
outdoor units with 16 indoor unit each one
PC-P1HE: Is a remote control. It allows to control 1
outdoor unit with 16 indoor unit
PC-LH3A: Is a wireless remote control switch
PC-P5H: : Is a remote control. It allows to control 1
outdoor unit with 16 indoor unit
§ Flexibility of Piping Systems (see page 6).
n
H-LINK System
The H-LINK wiring system requires only two transmission
wires connecting each CH unit and outdoor unit for up to
16 refrigerant cycles, and connecting wires for all indoor
units and all outdoor units in series.
The new system will give the following advantages:
§ Easy and flexible installation.
§ Non polarity.
§ Freely Combinable.
§ CS-Net Connection via Indoor or Outdoor Unit
§ Maximum 128 Indoor Units
§ Maximum length: 1000 m
Example of H-LINK System
Specifications:
Transmission Wire: 2 - Wire
Polarity of Transmission Wire: Non - Polar Wire
Maximum Outdoor Units 16 Units per H-LINK system
Maximum Indoor Units 128 Units per H-LINK System
Maximum Wiring Length: Total 1000 m (including CS-NET)
Recommended Cable: Twisted Shielded Pair Cable, over
0,75 mm² (Equivalent to KPEV-S)
Voltage: DC5V
? NOTE:
In case of applying the H-LINK system, the setting of
dip switches is required. If the dip switches are not set
or set incorrectly, the alarm may occur due to the
transmission failure.
Total wiring length for remote control switch can be
extended up to 500m. If total wiring length less than
30m, it is possible to use the normal wiring (0.3mm²).
Outdoor Unit
Transmission
Wires
Refrigerant Piping
Indoor Units
: One Refrigerant Cycle
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
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Setting of End Terminal Resistance
Before shipment, No.1 pin of DSW10 is set at the ON side.
In the case that the outdoor units quantity in the same H-link
is 2 or more, set No.1 pin of DSW10 at the OFF side from
the 2
nd
unit. If only one outdoor unit is used, no setting is
required.
Setting of End terminal Resistance DSW10
Before Shipment Cancellation
ON
1 2
ON
1 2
Wide Operation Range
This unit has been designed for cooling operation under low
ambient temperatures down to -5 ºC.
This feature enables cooling to be obtained even in winter
on buildings with high internal heat gains due to lighting,
people and machines, particularly in areas such as shops,
lecture rooms, data processing areas etc.
And the heating operation under low ambient temperature
down to -15 ºC can be also performed.
n Electronical capacity control
Precise Control with the wide Range Inverter
The compressor speed for Set-Free series outdoor unit is
controlled within a wide range of from 30Hz to 115Hz.
Therefore, smooth operation is available without frequently
using the ON/OFF control. This new wide range capacity
control can meet not only the needs of a wide space but
also a small space such as guest rooms and management
rooms. Defrosting operation can be quickly performed
because of a high compressor speed of 70~75Hz.
Electronic Control
The capacity of the Outdoor unit is continuously controlled
by the inverter from 3.3% to 130%. This wide working range
has been obtained by the improvement of shaft strength and
high pressure oil circulation in the scroll compressor.
Therefore, an air conditioning system where heat load is
greatly changed through the day is easily catered for.
Also, the capacity of indoor unit is controlled by detecting
the inlet and set room temperatures using an inverter driven
compressor. Therefore even a small room can be air
conditioned without unwanted ON/OFF operation, resulting
in comfortable air conditioning.
Standard Unit
Inverter Driver Unit
RPI-0.8
(Director Room)
Less ON/OFF
Ensuring Comfort
Operation
RCI-2.5
(Office)
STOP
RCI-2.5
(Office)
STOP
RCI-2.5
(Office)
STOP
RCI-1.5
(Reception
Office)
STOP
Capacity Control
(8%:10HP of
outdoor unit
capacity) of Director
Room is still
possible.
Only for pull-down Operation
Outdoor Air
Wet Bulb
Temperature
(°C WB)
Outdoor Air
Dry Bulb
Temperature
(°C DB)
Indoor suction air Wet Bulb
Temperature (°C WB)
Indoor suction air Dry Bulb
Temperature (°C DB)
: Operation Control Range
Inlet Air Temperature
Outlet Air Temperature
Time
10 min.
Cooling Operation
(Setting Temperature
of Thermostat: 23 ºC
Cooling Operation
(Setting Temperature
of Thermostat: 23 ºC)
Inverter Frequency
Inlet Air Temperature
Outlet Air Temperature
Time
10 min.
Inverter Control of Set-Free System
(Example 10 HP)
115Hz 30Hz (26%)
Improvement of
Shaft Strength
Wide
Operating
Range
High Pressure
Oil Circulation
8%
1
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Drying Operation Control
This system combining the inverter speed control with
indoor air volume control performs efficient dehumidification
with negligible change in room temperature (see graphic)
Room Temperature and Humidity Variation During Dry Operation
Air Conditioning Drying Air Conditioning
Humidity (%) Room Temp. (°C)
Time
Individual Operation at Minimum Indoor Unit power
The electronic expansion valves installed not only in the
outdoor unit, but also in each indoor unit, control the
refrigerant flow. Hitachi achieves the reduction of the
minimum capacity up to 0.8 HP Indoor Unit to connect 20
and 30HP FXG1 Outdoor Units.
Trial operation and Self-Diagnosing by Multi-Function
Remote Control Switch and Printed Circuit Board in
Outdoor Unit
A high quality control by the new remote control switch has
been developed. The self-diagnosing function, which
enables quick checking of operation conditions in the indoor
units and outdoor unit, has been newly equipped.
Furthermore, alarm data can be put into the memory of a
micro-computer when an abnormality occurs.
A self-diagnosing function for printed circuit boards is also
available. Various operation data such as expansion valve
opening, etc. are indicated on the 7-segments on the printed
circuit board in the outdoor unit.
By these functions, saving of maintenance period and labor
during the trial operation and servicing has been achieved.
Greatly Minimized Piping Work by HITACHI "Uni-Piping
System"
The "Uni-Piping" system where the same size pipe as the
main refrigerant pipe can be utilized, has been developed.
Due to this single size, piping work has been greatly
simplified.
Also, from the point of design, complicated piping selection
has been minimized. Only two refrigerant pipes in the
refrigeration cycle are required. Various piping connection
sets are also available according to field requirements.
Due to these improvements, various problems during
installation have been solved. The new HITACHI "Uni-Piping
System" is the epoch-making system which saves
installation time and labour.
The "Uni-Piping System" is allowed up to 10HP.
Piping System for Set-Free Series
System Example 1: Line Branch System
System Example 2: Header Branch System
System Example 3: Combination Branch System
Diagnosing using the Remote Control Switch
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) can be checked using the
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) remote control switch.
Therefore, diagnosing for PCBs at the site is quickly and
accurately performed.
Data Memory in the Remote Control Switch
In the case that an abnormality occurs, the LCD remote
control switch will indicate an alarm code so that quick
diagnosing is available at the site.
Operation in the
same mode
CH Unit
(for FXG only)
CH Unit
(for FXG only)
Operation in the
same mode
CH Unit
(for FXG only
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Hitachi FXG1 Series Technical Catalogue

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