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7Remote Air Cooled CondenserPiping DiagramsHead pressure control valve**ModuleFlooded receiver**“P” trapCondenserPitch in direction of refrigera
Remote Air Cooled Condenser8System InstallationInstalling the flooded receiverAttach the flooded receiver to the side of the heat exchanger.1. Positio
9Remote Air Cooled CondenserRefrigerant PipingRecommended line sizesSee the NetworkAIR FM Installation Manual for detailed installation information.Fo
Remote Air Cooled Condenser10Fittings and valvesSee the NetworkAIR FM Installation Manual for detailed installation information.ASHRAE refrigerant equ
11Remote Air Cooled CondenserCharging the system35° C (95° F) Ambient Condenser Flooded RecieversAPC SKU Larkin ModelCharge needed for Larkin Condense
Remote Air Cooled Condenser1240.5° C (105° F) Ambient Condenser Flooded ReceiversAPC SKU Larkin ModelCharge needed for Larkin Condensers filled 100% i
13Remote Air Cooled CondenserPiping VolumePiping InsulationSee “Piping Diagrams” on page 7 for details and locations of recommended valves.To prevent
Remote Air Cooled Condenser14Setpoint adjustmentSetpoint adjustment is defined as the temperature at which the relay de-energizes. Use the setpoint di
15Remote Air Cooled CondenserAdjusting the S350A/BRefer to the following steps for adjusting stage module settings.Electrical Hazard: Disconnect power
Remote Air Cooled Condenser16Default jumper settings for “heating”, relay NCModeFan ConnectionSensor Reading RelayFan StatusStandard OperationControl
ContentsRemote Air Cooled CondenseriOverview ... 1Save these instructions . .
17Remote Air Cooled CondenserExample of operation using an FM50 and LNH-S03-A026 condenser:The condenser has three fans. The first fan is located clos
Remote Air Cooled Condenser18Jumper setting: cooling with relay NOExample of operation using an FM50 and LNH-S03-A026 condenser:The condenser has thre
19Remote Air Cooled CondenserJumper set as “cooling”, relay NOElectrical Hazard: Ensure all power is off. It may be necessary to perform more than one
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Remote Air Cooled CondenseriiTemperature Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Operation . . . . . . .
1Remote Air Cooled CondenserOverviewSave these instructionsThis manual is an addendum to Larkin® installation manuals and contains technical informati
Remote Air Cooled Condenser2Safety Note: All work should be performed by APC authorized personnel only.Follow all local and national codes when instal
3Remote Air Cooled CondenserInspecting the EquipmentYour equipment has been tested and inspected for quality assurance prior to shipment from APC. To
Remote Air Cooled Condenser4Configuration and IntegrationIntroductionThe included electrical data, piping diagram, system installation information, an
5Remote Air Cooled CondenserElectrical ConnectionsREMOTE AIR COOLED CONDENSERUSER INTERFACEAFX FMAFX FM
Remote Air Cooled Condenser6Electrical DataOHE SKULarkinP/N VoltageAmbient Temperature Electrical Data95° F(35° C)105° F (40.5° C)115° F (46.1° C) FLA
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