EMI S2HB - Manual (Page 18)

www.enviromaster.com 18 multi-zone Heat Pump Condensing units
STarTing THe uniT
• Before starting the unit in cool weather,
power the system 24 hours before at-
tempting to start.
• Do a final system check using the super-
heat/subcooling method. Record results
on Test Unit Performance Data sheet
(next page).
- Cooling mode superheat is set with a proper
sized piston and charge, using the field
charging charts.
- Heating mode superheat is set with a TXV and
should be 5 -10°F. When charging a system
in heat mode, use the subcool method field
charging charts.
Field CHarging
Example
(Using the 12,000 Btuh cooling
chart):
1. S
uction pressure is 65 psi. which equals
38°
F on The R-22 Scale of the Low-
Side gauge.
2. Suction line temperature taken at the
unit is 70°
F. 70° F minus 38° F equals
32°
F superheat.
3. Outdoor temperature is 90° F, indoor
temperature is 80° F.
4. Intersection of the indoor-temperature
and outdoor-temperature lines occur on
the 12°
F superheat line.
5. Add charge to obtain 12° F superheat.
Instructions:
1. Measure suction pressure and determine
evaporator-refrigerant temperature on
R-22 scale of low-side gauge.
2. Measure suction-line temperature on
suction line of the unit.
3. Measure outdoor and indoor tempera-
tures.
4. Determine from the table what the super-
heat should be for the indoor and outdoor
temperatures. (Example indicates 12° F
superheat.)
5. Adjust charge if needed. Be sure unit is
running at stabilized condition.
NOTE:
If operating superheat is more
than 5°F above the chart value, add
refrigerant. If below the chart value
remove refrigerant. If below the limit
line, remove refrigerant.
MultI-zonE HEAt PuMP rEfrIgErAnt PIPIng InStAllAtIon
NOTE:
For installation of the indoor unit
and start-up of the system, please refer
to the appropriate installation manual
for your indoor product to complete the
installation.
• Remove gauge set. Mount all access panels
and make sure they are properly secured.
• Make final visual inspection and repair
any deficiencies.
(Proceed to the Sequence Of Operation
on the following pages)