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10. On-board storage of unit manufacturer's cus-
tomer user settings, retrievable from the
keypad.
11. RS485 communications capability (accessory
card source required).
12. Internal thermal overload protection.
13. 5% swinging (non-linear) chokes for harmonic
reduction and improved power factor.
14. All printed circuit boards shall be conformal
coated.
G. Outdoor-Air Hood Assembly:
Factory-installed motorized outdoor-air damper shall
allow intake of up to 100% nominal airflow (on units
not equipped with optional economizer).
H. Heating Section:
1. Induced-draft combustion type with energy sav-
ing direct spark ignition systems and redundant
main gas valves.
2. The heat exchanger shall be of the tubular sec-
tion type constructed of a minimum of 20-gage
steel coated with a nominal 1.4 mil aluminum-
silicone alloy for corrosion resistance.
3. Burners shall be of the in-shot type constructed
of aluminized steel.
4. Induced Draft Fans:
a. Direct-driven, single inlet, forward-curved
centrifugal type.
b. Statically and dynamically balanced.
c. Made from steel with a corrosion-resistant
finish.
5. High-corrosion areas such as flue gas collection
and exhaust areas shall be lined with corrosion-
resistant material.
6. All gas piping shall enter the unit cabinet at a
single location.
I. Refrigerant Components:
Unit shall be equipped with dual refrigerant circuits,
each containing:
1. Filter drier.
2. Moisture indicating sight glass.
3. Two electronic expansion valves.
4. Fusible plug.
J. Filter Section:
1. Mixed air filter section shall consist of 2-in.
thick, MERV 7 disposable fiberglass filters of
commercially available sizes. Optional pleated,
bag and cartridge filters shall be available. (See
special features section.)
2. Optional final filters with pre-filters shall be
available. (See special features section.)
K. Controls, Safeties, and Diagnostics:
1. Controls:
a. Control shall be accomplished through the
use of a factory-installed, microprocessor-
based control system and associated
electronic and electrical hardware. Control
system shall determine control sequences
through monitoring the following opera-
tional variables:
1) Day and Time.
2) Schedule (Unoccupied/Occupied).
3) Set points (Unoccupied/Occupied,
Economizer, Duct Pressure, others).
4) Space temperature.
5) Outdoor-air temperature.
6) Unit supply-air temperature.
7) Unit return-air temperature.
8) Supply-air fan status.
9) Economizer position.
10) Compressor suction and discharge
pressure.
11) Navigator™ display.
12) Accessory and/or field-supplied sensors,
function switches and/or signals.
b. Controls shall be capable of performing the
following functions:
1) Capacity control based on supply-air
temperature and compensated by rate
of change of return-air temperature
(VAV) or room temperature (CV).
Capacity control shall be accomplished
through the use of compressor staging
or optional variable output compressors.
2) Perform a quick test to check the status
of all input and output signals to the
control system using the Navigator™
display.
3) Control of integrated economizer opera-
tion, based on unit supply-air
temperature.
4) Supply fan volume control shall control
output from a variable frequency drive to
maintain duct static pressure at user-
configured set point (VAV). Static pres-
sure reset in conjunction with Carrier
communicating terminals to reduce sup-
ply fan power requirements. Control
system calculates the amount of supply
static pressure reduction necessary to
cause the most open damper in the sys-
tem to open more than the minimum
value (60%) but not more than the maxi-
mum value (90% or negligible static
pressure drop).
5) Heating control shall provide space tem-
perature control for unoccupied period
heating, morning warm-up sequence
and occupied period heating (when con-
figured). Leaving air temperature control
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