GE AZ75W09DACM1 Owner's manual

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Safety Instructions ........... 2
Operating It_truc¢ions
Controls--Dip Swit( hes ...... 3-5
Comrols--T_ rminaI
Comle( tions .............. 6, 7
On/Off Swit( h ............... 8
\\ milation Control ........... 8
Care and Cleaning
Air Fihers ................... 9
Base Pan ................... 9
Exhaust Coils ................ 9
Installation Instructions
Ele(trk al Supply ......... 11-13
Installing the Zoneline .... |4-91
Preparation ................ 10
Servicing .................. 22
Troubleshooting _l_ps ....... 93
Normal ()p_ rating Sounds .... 24
Consumer Support
Consum(r Support . . .Back Cover
Product R(gistration ...... 25, 26
Wa rra_l _v .................. 27
Heal/Cool and
Heal Pum/_ Models
7500 Series
Write the model and serial
numbers here:
Model #
Serial #
Find these numbers on a label
on the flont case pmlel.
TINSEA469JBRZ 49-7561 10-06JR
IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.
READALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING.
WARNING!
Foryour safe_ the information in this manual must be followed to minimize the risk of fire, electric
shock, or to prevent property damage, personal injury, or loss of life.
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..,.__ SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
_,/_ • This Zoneline m s be prop _ ?
installed in a<<ordan(e with the
Installation [nsUuctions betbt-_ it is
used. See the Installation Instructions
in the back of this manual.
R_ place imm(diat(ly all (lectric service
cords thal have becom( IF,fled or
odmrwise damag< d. A damag(d pow(r
supply (ord must be replaced with a
new pow<r supply coi*t obtained from
the manuf_ictm'er and not repaired.
Do no{ use a cord dmt shows ctvlcks or
abrasion damage along its length or at
(ith( r _1_ plug or col'me(tot (rid.
• Unplug or discmme(t tile Zoneline at
the fi_se box or circuit break( r betore
making any repairs.
NOTE: W_ strongly recommend dmt any
s<rvi_ ing be p_ rfbrm_ d l>y a qualified
individual.
• All air conditioners contain refl'igerants,
which trader fi_,deral law must be
removed prior to product disposal. If
you are ge{ting rid of an old produ({
with refi-igerants, che(k with the
company handling disposal about what
to do.
_Qf'_'.; READANDFOLLOWTHISSAFETYINFORMATIONCAREFULLY.
I _U'\_ SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS
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Controls-dipswitches. o.oom
Controls-DipSwitches
Tim di 1)_wixch cc,nlrols are localed l:,ehind th_
fronl case panel, through an opening on lh(
front of the trait.
"1\__mcess tile dip switch(s, rcmovc tile fl-ont
case panel by r_ moving tile fihe_; raking out tile
tk_ur h-ont screws the upper two screws from the
top ot th( panel und the shipping screws on euda
side, il present. (Disc_wd the two sid( shipping
screws, if present).
NOT£"The owzler is responsil)le f_)l-settin
the appropriate dip switches and connecxing
terminals.
Side
shipping
screw
TL1(C)(Temp.Limit1-Cool)
TL2(C)(Temp.Limit2-Cool)
TL3(C)(Temp.Limit3-Cool)
ALLFR(All ElectricHeat)(Heat_pumpmodelsonly) --
FREEZS(FreezeSentinel)
CONSTFAN(ConstantONFan)
F TL1(H)(Temp.Limit1-Heat)
TL2(H)(Temp.Limit2-Heat)
TL3(H)(TempLimit3-Heat)
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DOWN
All Electric Heat (Heatpumpmodelsonl V)
Wh(n this switch is (nabl(d (UP), h(at pump
op(ration is lo(k(d out, (ausing the unit 1o
proxid( only ekctri( resismn(( h(at.
BSma$$ °°
DOWN
LBBBBB
ALL12R(All ElectricHeat)
3
Controls-dipswitches.
Freeze Sentinel (Requiresroomair sensorkit-RAVRMS)
When this _wilda is enabled (UP), it ulrns OFF the
fl-eeze sentinel protection tbature. With the
switch disabled (DOWN), the fl-eeze sentinel is
actiu/ted which automatically provides heat
without us(r intertbce. This helps to [)revent
pluml)ing damag_ by turning the hearer and
thns ON at 41 ° F and O1_ at 46' E
IBEaBBBBI
DOWN
[#lmBm8l ]°"
DOWN
L FREEZES(FreezeSentinel)
ConstantONFan
When this switd_ is un_d_h'd (UP), it a]low_ tll_'
_hns to lun continuously, at high speed, even if
tile unit is ill tile STOP position.
[mmmmm °"
DOWN
BSglSB8
DOWN
L_ CONSTFAN(Constant
ONFan}
Occupancy Sensor
When this _witdl is enabled (liP), it allo_s the
unit to utilize an infl-ared motion sensor and a
door ,;witch fbr o( cupanQ" detection. This fi,aturc
allows an enel_" management _,yamm to be
installed and operated in COiljunction with
the trait.
[B88#188]OXeN
B88glS8
DOWN
L OCCUPIED
(OccupancySensor}
Duct
The <luct select fimction allows th< indoor
_hn to be operamd at lWO v_lriabl_ tm speeds,
d{ pending on the ducl length. When this switch
is enabled (UP), the unit mltomalically selects
either high or middle tm speed fi_r longer
ducp, vork applications. When set ill llle down
position, th_ u nit is mltomatically operated in
either th_ mkldle or low tim sp_ed lot short_ r
dtlclwork applications.
DOWN
BBBBBB °"
DOWN
L DUCT
(BlowerFan)
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TemperatureLimitiug(Requiresroom airsensor kit-RAVRMS)
"12,mperamre limiting can reduc((nerg) costs
by limiting tile lowest temperature that can be
set for cooling and the highest mml)eramre that
call b( set for heating. "Ik'mperamre limiting is
controlled bv v_vitches 1-6 on the top block
of auxilialw contr,,4s. The fit-,tthre( switches are
use(1 to sol(c1 tilt (ooling lilnits. Th( n(xt tln-ee
sx_itches are used to (ontrol the heating limits.
TL1(C)(Temp.Limit1-0oo0
TL2(C)(Temp.Limit2-Cool) |
TL3(C,(Temp.Limit3-Coo0 [[_]_] u.
DOWN
[BSBSBS]°°
DO_v'VN
TL1(H}(Temp.Limit 1-Heat)
TL2(H)(Temp.Limit2-Heat)
TL3(H)(Temp.Limit3-Heat)
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UP
NONE
1
1,2
2
2,3
1.2,3
1,3
3
Temperature limiting during COOLmode
(all temperatures shown in °F)
DOWN
1,2,3
2,3
3
1,3
1
NONE
2
1,2
I
Minimum Maximum
60° 85°
64° 85°
66° 85°
68° 85°
70° 85°
72° 85°
74° 85°
76° 85°
Temperature limiting during HEATmode
(all temperatures shown in °F)
UP
NONE
4
4,5
5
5.6
4.5.6
4,6
6
DOWN
4,5.6
5.6
6
4,6
4
NONE
5
4.5
Minimmn
60°
60°
60°
60°
60°
60°
60°
60°
Maximum
85°
80°
78°
76°
74°
72°
70°
65°
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Controls--terminal connections.
Controls-Terminal Connections
The terminal conn,(lions ar( locate<l behind lh{
t"1-O111 (2_tS{_ }}{/ll_._l [hl'oll_h _111 op( llillg (Ill 111(
front of the unit.
"I() access lhe tel lnillal COlllleCtiOllS, l-ellvY, e tlle
hont panel by removing tile tiltm; taking out tile
t()lll" tl'llll[ screws, tile tipper two screws t}-oln tile
top of the panel and tile shipping scrcw_ on each
side, if present. (Discard th{ lwo side shipping
screws, if present).
Insert the building he,ok-up wilxs inlo the
I)ollo111 o[ tile 1_rnlinals and tighl_ n s_ rews
sectll-t Iv 1o lnake lhe desired COllllecti(_llS.
l_.Ol/le the wil-es tFOlll lll(f tel'lnille.l ( Olllle(liOllS
Ihrough d_e unit Mre guides and out through
Ill{ case wire guide.
NOTE:The owner is r{ Sl)Onsibl( fbr s{ uing
the appropriat( dip swit(hes and coral{ cting
t{ rlninals.
A CAUTION:
Improper CDC wit ing may damage the Zonelin{ Route wires
electronics or (aus{ {rl-4ti( Zoneline op{ l-ntion, through wire
No common busing is pem_itt{ (1.A separ4te wire guides
pair must be mn ti-_an each separate controlling
switch to each individual Zoneline.
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Motion Sensor
DoorSensor
CentralDeskControl
g
I t L Common-Ground
-- White-Heater
Yellow-Compressor
Black-ReversingValve
Green-High Speed Fan
Green-LowSpeedFae
Red-24VAC0nly
Room Air Sensor (Requiresroom airsensorkit - RAVRMS)
When corn1{ ct_d, th{ room air s{ nsor will allow
utilization ot the t{ml){ laturt limiting aim lr_eze
s{ntin{l t( all II(:s.
NOTE:If GE thermostat 14\K147t)2 or lgkK163P2
is used with the unit, the room sensor kit is not
needed, since tempel-4tm-e limiting and ti-e{ z{
sentinel tbatures are in(olpol-4ted in the
therlllOStats.
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L RoomAir
Seesor
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Motion Sensor(ObtahTedlocally)
The Occupan( 3 Sensor di1) switch must be in
lhe up position to use this fi..amre.
When connected, tile wall mounted motion
sensor will detect motion in lhe room and
aulomaticallv cycle th( unil I)etween noHnal
ol)el_dtiOll alld ell( 1-_,3' lllall_t_t_ell]( 111 Ol)eF_?tiOll,
The door and motion sensols work together
u) automatically c}cle the unit b(tween normal
ol)el_/tiOll alld (llerg) lllallag(,lllellt ol)el'dtiOll.
L_ Motion Sensor
Door Sensor (ObtahTedlocally)
Th_ OccupanQ" Sensor (lip switch must be in tile
up position to use this fbaulre.
When connected, the door sensor will delect
when th( door in tile room is opened or closed.
This tbamre lnusl be use(1 ill col_junetion witll
tile 11]o1]Oll SellSOE
The door and motion sensolY, work together
to automatically cycle the unit between nolmal
_tll(l ellel_)" ill_lllagel_lellt ol)el-_ltiOllS.
OO@OO®OOOOOOO@O
- L__ DoorSensor
Central Desk Control
When connected, the unit lock-out is released
and il can be turned ON or OFF with a swilch
locat(d at the Cenn-al Desk Colm-ol. A separate
wire pair mtlst be mn iiom each sepalam
controlling switch 1o each individual Zoneline.
_Central DeskControl
Remote Thermostat
The unit will be (ontr_lled by _lremote
theHnosl_t.
IMPORTANT
The Zonelin( thermostat connections
provide 24V A(onl).
It tlSillg a digitalielectroni( wall thel-lllostat,
you must s(t it to the 24VAC setting. Se( the
Installation Instructions l;ar th( _ll thermostat.
A CAUTION:
Damage to a wall lhermostal or to tile
Zoneline electronics can resuh ii-om improper
COlllleCliOllS. Exercise extl-a attention whell
connecting bhle and black wir(s. No line
u)ltage connections should be made u_ any
circuit in the thermostat. Isolate all wires ill
building from line voltage'.
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Black-ReversingVNve
Yellow-Compressor
White-Heater
Common-Ground
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OtherfeaturesofyourZoneline.
On/Off Switch
Thc unit on/'otf_,wil(h is located on Ill(' front ot
tile Zon( line.
Toturntheuniton,pre_sthe top ot the swit(h in.
ToturntheunitoK l)r(ss the bottom ot the
switchin.
ON/OFF
switch
Ventilation Control
The retaliation conuol lever is localed on the
l(fl sid( of tile Zoneline unit, behind the front
case panel.
To access the ventilation control levm; remove
the front panel by removing the filtel; raking out
the four front screws, the upper two screws fl-om
the top of the panel and the shipl)ing screws on
each side, it present. (Discard the Iwo hide
shipping scl*:ws, it present).
When the lever is in the CLOSEposition, onh the
air inside the rooln is circulat_ d and filmred.
When the lever is in the OPENposition, some
outdoor air will lye drown into the room. This
will reduce the heating or cooling etficiem3:
Toclosethevent,[)ush tim vent lever handle
down, pull it t;nl_vard an(I lock it up ill place.
Toopen the vent, push the vent lever handle down,
push it/)ack and lock it u l) ill place.
Ventcontrol
(push[everdown
andpullforward
orbackto
operatel
Energy Tip: K_e l) the vent COlltr()l ill the
CLOSEl)osition. The room air will be filt_ rtd
and circulated.
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About Heat Pumps (onsomemodels)
Ileal pumps can reduce opel-,iting costs by
exchanging heat from tile oulside ail_-even
when tile outside temperature is/)elow
h>ezing-- and r(leasing that heat indoors.
"Ik)get the best economic 1)enetit fi-om your heat
Dt]ml), (lon't change the room thelmoslat setting
vcWoften. R_dsing lhe heat selling 2-3 degrees
will cruise tile Zoneline 1o use its electric h(ating
elements in ord(r to reach tile new tempemtmx
s(tting (luickl):
Ther( is a tlm'e minum milfinmln coml)r(ssor
run time at any setting to pr(v(nt short cycling.
The indoor t;m motor slarts belknx, th(
coml)res*or and slops atier tile compressor
cvcl(s eli.
The (lecuic heating elemenls use much
molv electricity than heat l)UmpS and cost
lnoru to oper4te.
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Careandcleaning, gecom
Turn the Zoneliue off and disconnect the power supply before cleaning.
Indoor/Outdoor Coils
The exhaust (:oilson the Zoneline should be
checked regularly. If'they are clogged will_dirl or
soot, they may l)e prot;._ssionall} steam cleaned by
your GE s( iMce (:ent_ l:D)u will need to remoxe
lhe unit h-ore the case to inspecl the coils
because the dirl buildqlp occurs on the
exhaust side.
-- Outdoorcoils
Have the coils cleaned regularlg
Drain
Clt'ma fl_edrain w_tem re_ulm-ly to
prexent clogging.
Base Pan
In some installations, dirt or olher debris may be
blown into the unit from the outside and settle in
fl_e base l)an 0he bottom of the unit).
In some areas of ll_e 17hired Stares, a "gel-like"
substance may be l)resent in the base pan.
Check it periodically and clean, if"necessal);
AirFilters
Tomaintain optimum performance, change the filter at least every 30 days.
The most important thing you can do to Toremove
maintain the Zoneline is to changt, the filter at and replace
least ev(qy 30 days. Dim fihers reduce cooling, the filter:
heating and air flo_;
Changing the filter will: [)(crease cost el el:){ration,
save energy, prevent clogged heat ex( hanger
coils and reduce the risk ot l)rematu re
coral)orient tbihlre.
A CAUTION:Oo.o,operatethe
Zonelinewithoutthefilterinplace,ffa filter
becomestornordamaged,itshouldbereplaced
immediately.
Operating without the filmr in place or with a
damagv(I filmr will allow dirt an(I dust to reach
the indoor coil an(I re(hlc( the cooling, heating,
airflow and efticien O of the unit.
Rel)lacemenl tilt(rs should b( l)urchased fi-om
vour local retailer where air conditioner and
filrnace accessories are sold.
Fihcr size required is 20" x 20" x l".
Filter
Returnair grille
Removefilter
Unit-mountedfilter
Filter
Access-panelwith
returnair grille
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Installation
Instructions
Zoneline Air
Conditioners
Questions?Visit our Website at: ge.com or call 800.GE.CARES(800.432.2737).
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Read these instructions completely and carefully;
• IMPORTANT - S_ve_l,,,_,,
inslru< lions for local insl)ector's use.
• IMPORTANT - Ob_,rv<a,
,_()V(_l'l]illg (od(s alld or(lill_)l]( (s.
• Note to Installer - Be sure to leave these
illSIrllCliOllS D,:ilh [hc O_*IlCl ",
• Note to Owner - Keep lhese insuuctions for
t?[] [!1 r( , ix,l?el-(llC().
• Prop< r installalion is the r_ sponsibility of the
inslall¢ r.
• Product t_dlme due 1o iml)ropcr installation is nol
COY( r(d t/ll<h r th( l_garranty.
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
Phillipsscrewdriver
Saw
Adjustablewrench
Hammer
Tapemeasure
IMPORTANT ELECTRICAL
SAFETY-READ CAREFULLY
A CAUTION:
• All electrical connections and wiring MUST be
installed by a qualified electrician.
• Follow the National Electrical Code (NEC) and/or
local codes and ordinances.
• For personal safety, this Zoneline unit and case
must be properly grounded.
• Protective devices (fuses or circuit breakers)
acceptable for Zoneline installations are specified
on the nameplate of each unit.
• Do not use an extension cord with this unit.
• Aluminum building wiring may present special
problemsIconsult a qualified electrician.
• X_,_en the unit is not rulming there is still voltage to
the electrical controls.
Disconnect the power to |he unit before
servicing by:
1. Removing the power cord (if it has one) from
the wall receptacle.
OR
2. Removing the branch circuit fuses or turning
the circuit breakers off at the panel.
A IATA DgTT'_T_
_Jk VVZ']UL_NJIL±_IU: B_l_'or_ bcginuing the
installation, switch power off at Ill( s( r_ice panel
and lock the area to prevent pow{r from being
switched on accidentally. When the area cannot
be locked, secmely thst_ n a prominent warning
dexice, such as a tag, to the smwice panel.
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Installation Instructions
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
Lse ONLY the _siring size recolnlnend_ d for single
outlet branch (ir(uit.
Prop(r (urrent [}lOt{(tion is tilt r{sF, onsil)ility
of" th00_VllPI'.
Recommended branch circuit wire sizes*
Nameplate AWG Wire
maximum circuit size**
breaker size
15,\ 14
2(b\ 12
30A 10
AW6 /_nericanWireGauge
Singlecircuitbreakerfrommainbox
_ Basedoncopperwire,singleinsulatedconductorat60oC
NOTE: [ s( t opp(r conductors onl}.
230/208 VOLT
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
A power _,upply kit lnllst be used to supply power to the
7_)neline refit. The apl)ropfiam "kit is demrmin(d b'¢ the
voltage, the means ot el_ ctlJcal connection and the
amperage of the bl-dnch circuit. S¢e the PO'i,\_R
( ONNECTION CtL",RT Oll page 13 to sel_ ct the
appropriate kit.
Power supply kit
All wiring, including installalion ot the r(ceplacle,
ln[Isl be ill _/CCol-dallC(_ with the NE(I alld local codes,
ordilaan(:(s and regulations.
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Tandem Perpendicular Large Tandem
15Amp 20Amp 30 Amp
230/208volt receptacle configuration
FOR 230/208 VOLT POWER CORD
CONNECTIONS ONLY
1. Rcmoxc th( i)-ont pmlcl b} taking out the fk_ul-
tront screws, the upper two scr('ws liom the top
of the panel and tile shippillg screws on each
side, if present. (I)iscard the two side shipping
screw_,, it present.)
Side
shipping
screw
2. ]_.elnox,'e Ih(jllll(Iiol] box (ovtr }/lid the
junction box and discard.
Remove
junctionbox __
andcover
3. (_onn((:t the pom,(!r (:or(l, with a loop, through
the strain reli( 1.
Powercordnrust
havealoop.
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Installation Instructions
DIRECT CONNECT APPLICATIONS
FOR 230/208 VOLT DIRECT
CONNECT APPLICATIONS ONLY
Direct conn_ ction to branch circuil wiring inside th_
provided junction box must I)_made b? connecting
as follows in sI;(ps 1-3 belos_
_/-Connector
FOR 265 VOLT DIRECT CONNECT
APPLICATIONS ONLY
IMPORTANT: Commction of a 265V AC product to a
branch circuit MUST be done by direct connection in
accordance with the National Eiectrical (;ode. Plugging
this unit inlo a building mounted exposed r_ceptacl_ is
not pennitled by {:ode.
These models must be installed using th( applopriate
GE power supply kit ibr the blanch circuit amperage
and the (lectrical resistance h(ater wattag( desired.
See the POWER CONNECTION CtIART on page 13
to s_lect the applopriate kit.
It is the lesponsibility of the installer to <nsure th(
(Ollllec[iol] of (OlllpOll( Ills is (]Olle ill _l((ord_/llce
with el_ctrical codes.
I)irecl:connection 1o branch circuit _dring insid_ tim
plo'dded junction box must 1)<made by connecting
as follos_sill Slq)S 1--3below.
[] REMOVE JUNCTION BOX COVER
• Remov( th( jun(tion box (o_er by laking out th{
[?1"(111[ [_0 SCI'( _NS.
[] ATTACH CONDUIT
• [ sc the roun(1 kno(koul hole at the top ol the
junction box to install conduit coming hom tile
branch circuit. Install and clamp the conduit
through the conduit clam 1)and bring wire leads
inlo the junction box. Leave 8" of wire h-ee [l-Oln
the _nd of the conduit.
Conduit Conduit
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DIRECT CONNECT APPLICATIONS
[] MAKE WIRE LEAD CONNECTIONS INSIDE THE JUNCTION BOX
1. Make all wirt <onnecfions I)7,"using appropriate L IAisted electrical connectol-s and technklues.
2, Sele(t the applicable wiring situation and follow tile instructions a(cordingf):
1-Phase 220-240 VAC
II 7a-'t*c0mza/h_ lh_Zo_wtineto a si_l_dej_hasech_:uitp.
230V ap/dicalzo_ls:
Connect tile whim and black leads ot the Zoneline
power supply kit to tim bcanch circuit LI and L2
leads. (The white lead ot th{ power _uppl} kit should
be klentified b) tbe installer using elecu-ical tape with
some color other than green or white.) Connect the
g_*en kad of the power supply kit to the power
suppl 3 and branch circuit ground.
3-Phase 208 VAC
l_7*enioHm_di,g the Zom'lhle to a tk_Pphase ch_uit fin
207;I"app/icati0ns:
Connect the white and black leads of the Zoneline
power supply kit 1o the branch circuit LI and L2
leads. (The white lead of' 1he power _upply kit shouM
be identified by tile installer using electrical rope with
some color otber than green or white.) Connect the
green lead of tile power supply kit to the pow(r
supply an(I 1)l_u_chcircuit gromM.
3-Phase 208 VAC with "Crazy Leg"
ll Tlen co_z_zellh_g the Zo_ldhu, to a lk_laff_haae ih_ u# with
"(hrlq_ l<<" ior 208V app/icalio_s:
Connect tile white and black \ads ot the Zoneline
power supply kit to tim bmn(h cir_ uit N(umd and L1
leads. (The white lead of the power suppl) kit shouM
be connected to netm-dl.) Com_ect tim green lead ot
the power suppl) kit to the power supply mM bramh
circuit ground.
3-Phase 253-277 VAC
II 7n'n c0_zna/b_g the Zmwlhze to a lk_l'@ha*e ih_ ui/ fi,
265V applicatio_ls:
Conne(l tim whim mM bla_k leads of the Zon(line
po_ er supply kit 1o the bran< h drcuit Neutral mM El
leads. (The white l(ad ot ll_e power supply kil shouM
be connect(d to neut_wl.) Connect the green lead ol
the power supply kit to tim power supply and branch
circuit ground.
3, Be sme flint all wire leads are inside tim junction box and not
pindmd bel_een the box and the unit. The green insulated
ground wire from th( Zoneline MUST be conneck d 1o the bl-dnch
cir(uit ground wire.
4, Plug the 9-pin COllllector into tile 9-pin rec( ptacle in the
junction box.
5, Replace th( junction box cov(r by replacing the lwo screw_
removed (arliel;
Makewirelead
connections
POWER CONNECTION CHART
Power Cord Connections
230/208 Volt Wall Plug
Power Supply Kits Configuration
KkK3152
1_\K3202
RkK3302
"Ihndem
Perix ndicular
Large "Ihndeln
Heater Wattage
Circuit Protective Device @ 230/208 Volts
15 Amp Time4)_ lay Fuse o1 Br(aker
20 Amp Time4)elay Fuse or Br(ak(r
30 Amp Tinae-D_ lay Fuse or Br(aker
2.55/2.09 K_V
3.45/2.82 t'_VvT
5.00/4.10 KW
Direct Connections
230/208 Volt
Power Supply Kits
1_\K4157
KkK4207
1_\K4307
265 Volt
Power Supply Kits
KkKSI57
KKK5207
K\K5307
Heater _rattage
@ 230/208 Volts Circuit Protective Device
2.55 KVvTi2.09 K1_V 15 Amp "['im_-Dela} Fuse or Breaker
3.45 KVvTi2.82 K\V 20 Amp Time-Dela} Fuse or Breaker
5.00 KW!4.10 KW 30 Amp Time-Dela} Fuse or Breaker
Heater Wattage
@ 265 Volts Circuit Protective Device
2.55 KW 15 Amp "['ime-Del_l} Fus_ or l',l-e;ikt'l-
3.45 KW 20 Amp Time-Dela} Fuse or Breaker
5.00 KD,7 31)Amp Time-Dela} Fus_ or Break(r
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Installation Instructions
ZONELINE COMPONENTS
Case
Zonelineunit
FrontCasePanel
REQUIRED ACCESSORIES
(Checkthe "Essential Elements" label on the unit.)
/
Cutout
Dimensions:
20"Wx32W' H
Architectural Louver
RAVAL1
Wall Plenum
RAVWP6 - 6"D x 19¾"W x 32"H
RAVWP8 - 8"D x 19¾"W x 32"H
RAVWP12 - 12"D x 19¾"W x 32"H
RAVWP15 - 15"D x 19¾"W x 32"H
Cutout
Dimensions:
28"W x 48"H
I Cutout I
Dimensions:
203H'Wx 203//*H
Access Panel with OR
Return Air Grille
RAVRG1 221/2-
Return Air Grille
RAVRG2
Wall Thermostat
I ModelType MechanicalThermostat ElectronicThermostat
Heat/CoolModels 4-wire 5-wire
Heat PumpModels 6-wire 6-wire
Checkthethermostatinstructionsforcorrectwiringandinstallationrequirements,
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Installation Instructions
TYPICAL UTILITY CLOSET AND DIMENSIONS
(FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
UNIT INSTALLED THROUGH FRONT OF CASE
Top View
ArchitecturalLouver
UNIT INSTALLED THROUGH SIDE OF CASE
Top View
AmhitecturalLouver
4"ilgn.
Door/accesspanel
Side View
4 rain.fromfront of case Unit H
• , insidewall --_
H
installedthroughFRONTof case.
• 5" rain.fromfront of case Unit
installedthroughSIDEof case.
• 3" inill, fromtwo sides ofcase.
Option1
Accesspanelwith
returnairgrille
Option2
Returnairgrille
Rigid
ductwork-_fr _
Secureplatform
to the Roor
R" rain. Platform: 23¼" x 23¼" square
for drain Min. Dad capacity: 175 Ibs.
access
Plalform
Outsidewall
Unit
Wall plenum
t
Plenum
cutout
32¼" H
x 20" W
ql_ 3" rain. 7
Door/accesspanel
Exterior/Outside
Bottomof caseapprox 2"
abovebottom ofplenum
Wall plenum
8ottom ofcaseapprox.2"
abovebottomof plenum
_r
A Minimum recommended access door width: 30"
B Minimum re(ommerlded ac(ess door height: 50"
Outsidewall
Fieldsupplied
outer flashing
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Installation Instructions
UTILITY CLOSET CONNECTION LOCATIONS
IMPORTANT: Plan and locate plenum, wall plug, drain and
thermostat carefully to avoid interference. Hard-to-reach locations
will make installation and service difficult!
Userigid ductfor 90°
bendsandtees
Flexductmay beused
for transitionsonly
Outsidewall
Reference Dimensions
A Thermostat cable: 9½' long
B Power _ord: 60" long
C Case width and d_pth: 23½"
D Case height: 31"
E Condensat_ drain: 3/4" conn_clor
(Centerline O[ cutout is approxinlately 51/4"from
left case wall and 8½" fi-om back cas< wall.)
F "Iypical wall plug: ('/'-12" abow: cas{
G Room air sensor kit: 10' long
230/208VAC
wall ieceptacle
or
conduitfor direct
connection
Platform
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Installation Instructions
RETURN AIR GRILLE INSTALLATION OPTIONS
The room return air grill{: ma) be installed toward th( flont or either sid{ ot the unit. Improp_ r return air
arrangements will canse peHbrnaance problems.
Therearethree indoor ReturnAir Grille Installationoptions.Choose the option that best suits your hlstallation
rcquirelm,nts. Follow the Installation Instru(tions provided with the return air grille a(cessor) I_'orinstallation
details.
NOTE: Use only one filter in the installation. The Hll(r may I)< installed on th_ unit or in lb( a((<ss panel/dool:
Outside wall
Unit-mounted filter with a field-supplied return
air grille and access door/panel
J
Option 3
\
RAVRG1 - Access panel with
return air grille
Option 1
RAVRG2 - Return air grille
Option 2
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Installation Instructions
WALL PLENUM AND ARCHITECTURAL LOUVER INSTALLATION
• Install the appropriate wall plentma through the exterior wall in accordance with the Installation Instructions
provided with the plenum.
IMPORTANT: The wall plenum is not designed to carry structural loads.
Proper wall header construction is required. The plenum requires proper
flashing, shim and caulk for a weather resistant installation.
Proper header for
stru(tu ral support.
Apply proper (mdking
and fl_lshing.
Prop( fly square and
level plenum.
Architectural
Louver--RAVAL1
Exterior/OutsideWall
Wall Plenum
RAVWP6- 6"D x 19a¼"Wx32"H
RAVWP8- 8"D x 19aA"Wx32"H
RAVWP12- 12"Dx 19Vd'Wx 32"H
RAVWP15- 15"Dx 19Y¢"Wx32"H
Case
[] BUILD AND INSTALL THE
ZONELINE BASE PLATFORM
(,o sr ( r ; 2 _/_ n . x 2_)V_*'rain. square platfbrm.
NOTE: The platform must haxe a load-b(aring
capa(ily ot 175 lbs. mininaum.
2 ._j
access t4J
fordram Cutoutfor drain
n
2. Place lh( platform in the utilily closet with the
[bllowing clearance between it and lh( inlerior
surfhce of the walls/door/pan(l:
• 4" rain. fi-om flont of the case - Unit to be
installed through FRONT ot case
• 5" rain. fi-om flont of the case - [ 7nit to be
installed through SIDE of case
• 3" rain. fi-om two sides o_ the case
3, Align the platform with lh( op(ning of
the wall plenum an(1 s(cure to rile floor
using appropriate brack(ts and bohs.
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Installation Instructions
[] INSTALL THE DRAIN
An external or an internal chain must |xe attached to
the ch"ain connector.
External Drain
Attach a 90 ° PV(: elbow to tile unit's fbmale 3/4" NPI'
drain connectol: Lse the other end of the dbow to
1/111a 3/4" Sch.40 PVC pipe through the knockout
holes ot both the wall plmmm and the archimctural
louver 1o the outside. Seal the gap between th_
plenum hole and PVC ulbe. S_e the Installation
Instructions ill the l_\'_kI,l.
Insidewall Side View
PVC
(Externaldrain}
90° Elbow
Internal Drain
Attach PVC to the tmit's ti:male 3/4" NPI" &-,tin
connectoc Se( tim ]nsmllalioll Inslluetions ill tile
IL\VALI. Local cod(s may appl>:
insidewall Side View
(Internaldrain}
[] DUCTWORK
Prepare tile closet ductwork {be later connection to
the case.
The total flow role (CF*[) and exlernal static pres,,ure
(ESP) awilable can be esthnamd from tile chart below.
[ 7s*!these charts to select x_mr thn speed setting. Th_
,v
collar on top of th_ ca_ a(cepts standaM 10 duct.
Pull all duct tight. Extra duct slack can gl>atly increase
slatic pressur(.
CAUTION: Flex duct can collapse and cause airflow
re_tricfion_ Do not rtse flex duct for 90 °bends or
unsupported runs of 5 fL or more.
Airflow - CFM@230 Volts and @ 265 Volts
IndoorFanCFM
ESP High Medium Medium Low
(in.water) CFM CFM CFM CFM
0.0 390 340 340 305
0.1 370 320 320 290
_- 0.2 350 300 300 270
0.3 330 280 280 250
'_ 0.4 310 260 260 230
0.0 475 390 390 350
0.1 450 370 370 325
==
_- 0.2 425 350 350 300
0.3 400 330 330 275
'_ 0.4 375 315 315 250
oo 0.0 630 545 545 490
0.1 610 530 530 480
== 0.2 590 515 515 470
0.3 570 495 495 455
'_ 0.4 550 475 475 440
Tocorrectfor208volts:O.91
Y*_ur airflow should be balanc(d based on many
thctors, such as available ESP, room CFM, and
ductwork. Consuh all I l_:\C engineer fi'w proper
applications. External static pressure (ESP) can be
measm-ed with a manolneter or pitot tube. Once this
ESP is esta])lished, }ou can calculate tile CFM using
tile above chalt.
CFM Recommendations
• =RecommendedMidRange
] tigher CFMs rand to increas{ Sensible capaci b,
enhallce l-o(Nn cii-ct]lation an(1 it]crease duct iloise,
while lower CFMs tend to increase Latent capacit}
and rt duce noise.
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Installation Instructions
[] INSTALL AND CONNECT
THE CASE
1, Remove tile ti-ont case panel and pull tile unit
otlt ot tile case. Place the empty case onto the
platl_nn in tile clos(t wifll tile outdoor side tilcing
tile wall plemnn opening..Mign the case with
plenum opening and attach with ,,ix t]eld-supi)li{ d
sheet metal scrc'_'_ (corrosion-resistant scl*:ws
reconnnended).
2,:k({jllst all four k_,eling leA>,until th_ case is l(v(l.
J
discharge
outlet
Levelinglegs
3. Using ti(ld-supplied scr<ws, boh th( case to the
plattk_rm.
4, C<mnect th_ internal or ( Xt( l:llal ({raill ;+S e( ( KS / "_'
DrainRRingg4"
Boltcaseto
plallorm
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5_INSTALL AND GROUND THE
UNIT TO THE CASE
UNIT INSTALLED THROUGH FRONT
OF CASE
1. Slide tht _l)_l(k of thc unit into the case. Ptlsh thc
tlnit all of tile way into tile case until it slops.
NOTE: Either of tile case sides may l)e r( mo'<e(I to
enable lhe unit to be slid inlo the cas(.
2. GrOulld the llllit to the case by installing tile front
ease-to+unit hex-bolt and/or case-to-unit side screw.
5_INSTALL AND GROUND THE
UNIT TO THE CASE
UNIT INSTALLED THROUGH SIDE
OF CASE
1. Slide tilt" side of the unit imo tilt" case. Push the
tlnit all ot the way into tile case until it slops.
NOTE: Either of tile case hides may be removed to
enable tile unit to be slid inu) the case.
2,.\lmch the cas_ si(k panel to tile main case.
3. (;rotlnd the llnit to tile case by installing tile front
unit-tr_:ase hex-bolt and/or case-to-unit side screw.
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