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Preliminary checks
Before installing and connecting the unit check:
- The required clearances for correct unit operation and
maintenance.
- Size and location of the chilled water piping.
- Location and electrical characteristics of the available
power supply which must agree with the unit nameplate
rating.
- Location and correct installation of the ductwork.
- That there is not only sufficient space for routine service
and maintenance work, but also for operations such as: fan
shaft inspection, compressor removal etc. Refer to the
certified drawings for the units.
Positioning
Once the unit has been installed in its final location, remove the
skids, level the unit with a spirit level and bolt it to the floor or
to a pad.
CAUTION: These units must not be installed outside, except
under cover.
If it is necessary to locate the unit on an upper floor, be sure
that the structure is designed to support the weight. If required,
strengthen the floor. Also ensure that the installation surface is
level. Check the dimensional drawing for unit dimensions and
weight distribution.
Positioning of the 30GV/GY 044-059 units
Mechanical connection
Step 1
- First position unit B (the control box of this unit does not
include a disconnect switch).
- Fasten beams 2 and 3 with screw 6 and washer 7 to unit B.
- Move unit A close so that it can be fastened to beams 2
and 3 from the inside of the unit.
Step 2
- Fasten panel 4 to the front of the assembly using screws 6
and washers 7, and panel 5 to the rear of the assembly
using screws 6 and washers 7.
- Fasten the control box to front panel 4, which was
previously fastened with screws 6 and washers 7.
Duct connections
The fan motor assembly is mounted on a self-supporting frame,
and permits connection to a ductwork system without using
additional flexible connections.
Suction side
When designing ducts, the possible installation of accessory
filters and air dampers must be taken into consideration. For
30GV,GY 044-059 units it is preferable to leave the two
suction openings free. The units will also function correctly
with only one suction opening. In this case it is necessary to
increase the fan speed of the rear unit (in this case unit B) by
8% in relation to the front unit (unit A with direct air intake, in
order to balance the air flows for the two modules.
Discharge side
For units 30GV,GY 025-035 the selection curves are based on
a connection separated by two ducts (four for 30GV, GY 044
to 059). If this is not the case, the additional pressure, which is
due to the change in the dynamic pressure, must be taken into
account (see table below).
CAUTION: The following rules for centrifugal fans must
always be adhered to, in order to ensure that the maximum
power input of the motor is not exceeded:
- The fan must not be rotated without the panels being fitted.
- The unit should not be operated without a discharge duct.
Use panels to ensure that the suction or discharge opening
cannot obstructed (e.g. bottom supply or opening of doors).
Minimum outdoor operating temperature (
°C)
Unit size 020 025-059
% load 100 50 100 66 33
Single-speed motor 10 12 10 12 14
Two-speed motor 0 2 0 2 4
Dampers -20 -20 -20 -20 -20
Fan module
Before the final start-up of the unit, check that the ductwork is
correctly attached to the unit. After checking the correct
positioning of the pulley elements on the shaft and the belt
tension, the fan motor must be switched on, as follows:
1. Check the rated motor current on the nameplate.
2. Check that all panels are fitted.
3. Start the fan motor using a contactor. Measure the current. If
the value is higher than the value established in step 1, or
more than 15% below that value, it may be necessary to
adjust the fan speed as shown in the following tables:
3
2
2
2
2
3
6 - 7
Unit B
1
6 - 7
4
3
6 - 7
4
5
6 - 7
Unit A Unit B
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