Typical wiring diagram notes (48hd,ld008) – Carrier 48HDT User Manual

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TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAM LEGEND

(48HD,LD008)

AHA

— Adjustable Heat Anticipator

PI -

Plug Assembly

Assy

— Assembly

PS —

Pilot Sensor

C

—

Contactor Compressor

QT -

Ouadruple Terminal

CAP.

—

Capacitor

RLC —

Rotor Locking Circuit

CC

— Cooling Compensator

RS —

Rollout Switch

CH

—

Crankcase Heater

Std —

Standard

CLO

—

Compressor Lockout

Sw —

Switch

CLS

__

Cooling Lockout Switch

TB —

Terminal Block

COMP

—

Compressor Motor

TC —

Thermostat, Cooling

CS

—

Centrifugal Switch

TDR —

Time-Delay Relay

DM

— Damper Motor

TH -

Thermostat, Heating

DR

— Damper Relay

TRAN -

Transformer

EC

— Enthalpy Control

ECT

— Economizer Thermostat

Marked Wire

Equip
Fu

— Equipment

Fuse

Denotes Connection Point Between

Gnd

— Ground

Subbase and Thermostat

HPS

— High-Pressure Switch

o

Terminal (Marked)

1

— Ignitor Electrode

IDM

— Induced Draft Motor

o

□

Terminal (Unmarked)

IDR

___

Induced Draft Relay

Terminal Block

IFC

— Indoor Fan Contactor

IFM

— Indoor Fan Motor

•o

Field Splice

IFR

— Indoor Fan Relay

IPP

Ignitor Power Pack

Splice (Marked)

L
LPS

—

Light
Low-Pressure Switch

—•—

Factory Splice

LS

Limit Switch

Factory Wiring

MAT.

—

Mixed Air Thermostat

Internal Connection

MGV
Mtr
NS

__

Main Gas Valve
Motor
Night Setback Switch

__________

Accessory or Optional Wiring

—

Field Control Wiring

OAT.

—

Outdoor Air Thermostat

—

—

Field Power Wiring

OFM

—

Outdoor Fan Motor

To indicate common potential only,

PGV

Pilot Gas Valve

not to represent wiring

TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAM NOTES

(48HD,LD008)

1. Compressor and fan motors are thermally pro­

tected — 3-phase motors are protected against
primary single-phasing conditions.

2. If any original wires must be replaced, use 90 C

wire or equivalent.

3. Numbers indicate the line location of used con­

tacts. A bracket over (2) numbers signifies a
single pole double throw contact. An underlined

number signifies a normally closed contact. Plain
(no line) number .^signifies a normally open
contact.

4. Must use thermostat HH07AT172 or 174 with

subbase HH93AZ177.

5. Set heat anticipators at one amp (208/230-3-60).

Set heat anticipators at 1.2 amp (460-3-60).

6. Factory connected to 230-v or 460-v lead per unit

rated voltage. If 208-v power supply is used,
connect to 200-v lead and insulate 230-v lead.

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