Bard P1224A2, P1124A3 installation instructions Contents

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CONTENTS

Getting Other Informations and Publications

 

Start Up and Operation

 

General Instructions

 

Three Phase Scroll Compressor Start Up

 

 

Information

17

Important

2

Sequence of Operation

17

Shipping Damage

2

Start Up Notes

17

General

2

Indoor Blower Motor

17

Field Installed Heater Packages (Optional)

2

Compressor Control Module

17

Installation

 

Adjustments

18

 

 

 

Location

9

Service and Troubleshooting

 

Typical Installations

9

Service Hints

19

Condensate Drain Trap

14

Pressure Service Ports

19

Air Filters

14

Refrigerant Charge

19

Wiring – Main Power

15

Fan Blade Settings

19

Wiring – 24V Low Voltage Control Circuit

15

Suction and Discharge Tube Brazing

20

Transformer Taps

15

Pressure Table

14

Thermostats

15

Wiring Diagrams

15-16

 

 

Troubleshooting ECM Blower Motors

23-24

Figures

Tables

Figure 1

Unit Dimensions

8

Figure 2

Slab Mounting at Ground Level

10

Figure 3

Airflow and Service Access

 

 

Clearances

10

Figure 4

Roof Top Application

11

Figure 5

Elevated Mounting Platforms

11

Figure 6

Prefabricated Rood Curb

 

 

Specifications

12

Figure 7

Field Fabricated Curbing

13

Figure 8

Condensate Drain Trap

14

Figure 9

Low Voltage Wiring

16

Figure 10 Fan Blade Setting

19

Figure 11

Brazing Diagram

20

Table 1

Rated CFM & ESP

2

Table 2

Electrical Specifications

3

Table 2A

Electrical Specifications

4

Table 2B

Electrical Spedifications

5

Table 3

Option Field Installed Heater Packages . 6

Table 4

Electric Heater Table

8

Table 5

Unit Dimensions

5

Table 6

Roof Curb Details

13

Table 7

Dimension for Figure 7

13

Table 8

Filter Requirements & Sizes

14

Table 9

Thermostat Wire Size

15

Table 10

Wall Thermostat and Subbase

 

 

Combinations

15

Table 11

Suction Line Temperatures

19

Table 12

Fan Blade Setting Dimensions

19

Table 13

Indoor Blower Performance

20

Table 14

Pressure Table

21

Table 14A Pressure Table

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P1124A3, P1224A2 specifications

The Bard P1224A2 and P1124A3 are advanced heating solutions designed to meet the demanding needs of commercial and residential spaces. These models reflect Bard's commitment to quality, efficiency, and innovation in the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) industry.

At the heart of the Bard P1224A2 and P1124A3 is their robust design, engineered for durability and long-lasting performance. The P1224A2 model is specifically tailored for applications requiring efficient heating and cooling across diverse environmental conditions. It boasts an exceptional heating capacity, making it suitable for moderate to large spaces, while also providing reliable climate control during the warmer months. The P1124A3, on the other hand, focuses on energy efficiency and versatility, making it an ideal choice for various settings including schools, offices, and healthcare facilities.

Both models utilize advanced technologies that enhance their operational efficiency. They incorporate high-performance compressors designed to optimize energy consumption without sacrificing output. The energy-efficient design of these units not only lowers operational costs but also contributes to reducing the overall carbon footprint, making them environmentally friendly options.

In terms of features, the Bard P1224A2 and P1124A3 are equipped with state-of-the-art controls that enable users to easily adjust settings for maximum comfort. The intuitive interface allows for precise temperature adjustments and scheduling options, ensuring a consistent and pleasant indoor environment. Additionally, these units are compatible with smart building systems, which can be integrated for remote monitoring and control.

Noise reduction technology is another key characteristic of these models. Their design minimizes operational noise, which is crucial for environments where sound levels are critical, such as educational institutions and medical facilities.

Lastly, both the P1224A2 and P1124A3 feature a compact footprint, ensuring flexible installation options even in tight spaces. Their rugged construction is built to withstand harsh weather conditions, providing peace of mind and reliability year-round.

In conclusion, the Bard P1224A2 and P1124A3 stand out in the HVAC market due to their exceptional efficiency, advanced technology, and user-friendly features. They represent a solid investment for anyone looking to improve climate control in their buildings while also prioritizing sustainability and cost-effectiveness.