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6 condenser fan motors and fans, 7 compressors, 0 electrical and wiring (cont'd) – Reznor RECC Unit Installation Manual User Manual

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Form I-MAPSIII&IV, Page 44

7.6 Condenser Fan Motors and Fans

All condenser fan motors are direct-drive, statically and dynamically balanced, and

permanently lubricated. Condenser fan motors are open dripproof motors with exter-

nal sling protection against water penetration and have auto reset thermal overload

protection.
Area above the fans should always be unrestricted and open.

7.7 Compressors

All of the compressors are high efficiency hermetic scroll type designed for use with

R-410A refrigerant. Circuit A, B, C, and D cooling compressors are in the Compressor

Section. Circuit E or Dh compressor (reheat) is located in the cabinet filter section.

Compressor

Model

ARI

Tonnage

208 V

230 V

460 V

575 V

RLA

LRA

RLA

LRA

RLA

LRA

RLA

LRA

ZP24K5E

2

9.6

58.0

9.6

58.0

5.1

28.0

3.3

23.7

ZP36K5E

3

13.5

88.0

13.5

88.0

6.0

44.0

4.9

34.0

ZP54K5E

4.5

15.6

110

15.6

110

7.8

52

5.8

38.9

ZP57K3E

5

20.5

155

20.5

155

9.6

75

7.6

54

ZP61KCE

5

19.0

123

19.0

123

9.7

62

7.4

50

ZPD61KCE

5

20.4

156

20.4

156

9.7

62

7.4

50

ZP72KCE

6

23.2

164

23.2

164

11.2

75

7.9

54

ZP83KCE

7

25.0

164

25.0

164

12.2

100

9.0

78

ZPD83KCE

7

24.0

187

24.0

187

12.6

100

9.9

78

ZP120KCE

10

33.3

239

33.3

239

17.9

125

12.8

80

ZP137KCE

11

48.1

245

48.1

245

18.6

125

14.7

100

ZPD137KCE

11.4

48.1

245

48.1

245

18.6

125

14.7

100

ZPT144KCE

12T

23.2

164

23.2

164

11.2

75

7.9

54

ZP154KCE

12

51.3

300

51.3

300

23.1

150

19.9

109

ZPDT14MCE

12

46.4

164

46.4

164

22.4

75

15.8

54

ZP182KCE

15

55.8

340

55.8

340

26.9

173

23.7

132

Compressor Amps/

Voltage

7.0 Electrical and

Wiring (cont'd)

(For additional information,

refer to the Operation/

Maintenance/Service

Manual, either Form

O-MAPS Cabinets A/B/C or

Form O-MAPS Cabinet D)

Mechanical Compressor Protection - A low pressure cutoff (LPCO) switch is used for

protection against compressor damage due to a loss of system charge. This protection

prevents short cycling on the internal overload (IOL) which can pump the oil out of the

compressor.

All compressors also have manual reset high pressure cutouts (HPCO) and frost

stats.

Compressor Staging (RCB, RDB, RDCB, RDDB, RECB. REDB) - Each system

leaves the factory with the compressor staging sequence set. The compressor will

start based upon a call for cooling to maintain the discharge air temperature setpoint.

There is a minimum 240 second ON and OFF time for each stage (not compressor).
Compressor Modulation (RCC, RDC, RDCC, RDDC, RECC. REDC) - These units

have scroll compressors equipped with modulating valves and a digital controller that

interfaces the compressor with the system controller. Compressor operation will start

based upon a call for cooling and will modulate to maintain the discharge air tempera-

ture setpoint. There is a five-minute compressor on/off time.
For additional information about compressor operation, see the Operation/Mainte-

nance/Service Manual.

Crankcase Heaters - Each compressor has a band-type crankcase heater. Crankcase

heaters must always be energized for at last 24 hours prior to operating the compres-

sor.

If ordered with Option AUC9, the bypass valve will provide expanded compressor

modulation at low outside air temperatures by allowing some of the gas from the suc-

tion line to be re-routed directly to the evaporator coil. With Option AUC9, at least one

circuit per stage has a hot gas bypass valve.

Hot gas bypass valves are factory set. However, the factory setting should be checked

at startup. To check the valve operation and/or make field adjustments, it is necessary

to simulate a light load condition as described below.

Optional Hot Gas

Bypass

Condenser Fan Control

1. The unit has a maximum of four condenser fans.

2. The condenser fans are electrically tied to the compressors.

3. The condenser fans on "D" Cabinet systems are grouped into two banks.