Carrier WEATHERMASTER 36TE - Manual (Page 2)

Fig. 2 — 36TE Bypass Weathermaster® Air Terminal Wiring Schematics
Table 1 - Electrical Data and Usage
VOLTAGE/HZ WATTS FLA
FUSE
AMPS
WIRE
SIZE
(AWG)
ALLOWABLE
AMP-FT*
1000 4.81 14 332
1500 7 22 12 527
208-1-60 2000 9.63 : 15 0 10 834
2500 12.10 8 1328
3000 14.41 6
p.
2061
1000 4.17 383
1500 6.25 12 609
240-1-60 2000 8.33 15.0 10 962
2500 10.40 8 1533
3000 12.50 6 2378
1000 3.62 14 442
1500 5.42 12 702
277-1-60 2000 7 23 15 0 10 nil
2500 9.03 8 1769
3000 10.85 6 2745
MEASURING NOZZLE PRESSURE
FLA — Full Load Amps
*Copper wire sizes based upon 60 C Use latest National Electric
Code (NEC) for wire lengths (allow 3% voltage drop) and fuse
sizes Follow all local codes required. To obtain maximum wire
length, divide allowable amp—feet by FLA
MEASURING PLENUM PRESSURE
NOTE Unit must not be operated below a 1-in. wg nozzle pres.-
sure and a 1 5-in. wg plenum pressure
Fig. 3 — Measuring Nozzle and Plenum Pressures
3. Total primary air flow to a series of units fed
by a common runout should not exceed 220
cfm.
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Enclosure Selection
Standard 36RV enclosures with stamped steel
discharge grilles can be used with the 36TE units.
Plastic grilles must never be used. The steel grille
should be locked in place after installation. On
furred-in units, a discharge grille frame may be
used with the discharge grille.