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Carrier 50DL User Manual

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FIELD POWER

SUPPLY

MAIN POWER TERMINAL
BLOCK IN UNIT CONTROL
BOX OR HEATER
COMPARTMENT

NOTE Subbase not used

Fig. 9 — Field Wiring Connections

Constant Volume Unit With Energy Management Option

Fig. 10 — Field Wiring Connections for 50DL VAV

Fig. 11 — Shipping Location — Remote Box

UNITS WITH VARIABLE VOLUME OPTION

— Units do not use room thermostats or sensors.

In addition to the main control box, units are

equipped with a remote box and a variable volume
box. Remote box is described above (Units With

Energy Management Option). The variable volume

box (Fig. 12) contains a microprocessor, a morning
warmup thermostat, a time-delay relay, 3 unloader

relays, an interlock relay, a night relay, a day relay

and a terminal block for field wiring. Shipping loca­
tion of remote box is shown in Fig. 11.

1. Remove the remote box and mount in a restricted

access area (indoors or in a weathertight space).

2. Run separate 115-volt, 60-Hz (230-volt, 50-Hz)

power to the remote box per Fig. 10. Use no. 14
AWG wire or larger and proper electrical con­
nector (field supplied).

3. Run 24-volt wires between remote box and

variable volume box per Fig. 10. Use no. 18 AWG
wire for lengths up to 100 feet. Run wire in con­
duit to unit if local codes dictate. Knockouts are

provided in the variable volume box and the fan
deck separating heating section from section con­
taining the variable volume box (Fig. 11). Water­
tight connectors are installed in unit cornerpost

and side of unit. Two rubber grommets are

shipped taped inside variable volume box. Use
grommets in knockouts in fan deck and variable
volume box.

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