Bard Q42A1, Q30A1, Q36A1, Q60A1, Q24A1, Q48A1 installation instructions Contents

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CONTENTS

Getting Other Information and Publications

 

For more information, contact these publishers:

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Q-TECGeneral Information

 

 

Q-TECModel Nomenclature

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Shipping Damage

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Unit Removal From Skid

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Handling Unit After Removal From Skid

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General

 

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Minimum Installation Height

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Duct Work

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Filters

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Fresh Air Intake

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Service Light

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Condensate Drain

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Optional Rear Drain Kit

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Separate Evaporator Drain Connection

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Installation Instructions

 

 

Mounting the Unit

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Wiring — Main Power

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Wiring — Low Voltage Wiring

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Low Voltage Connections

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General

 

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Figures

 

 

 

 

Figure 1

Unit Dimensions

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Figure 2

Air Seal Under Unit

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Figure 3

Removal of Unit From Skid

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Figure 4 Unit on Appliance Cart for Moving

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Figure 5

Installation With Free Blow Plenum

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Figure 6

Ducted Application

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Figure 7

Supply Duct Connections

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Figure 8

Filter Location

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Figure 9

Optional Side Drain

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Figure 10

Standard Rear Drain

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Figure 11

Rear Drain (Top View)

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Figure 12A

Optional Rear Drain Kit

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Figure 12B

Optional Rear Drain Kit

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Figure 12C

Optional Rear Drain Kit

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Figure 12D

Optional Rear Drain Kit

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Figure 13A

Unit Mounting

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Figure 13B

Unit Mounting

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Figure 14

Removing Locking Screws from Wheels...

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Figure 15

Component Location

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Figure 16 Thermostat Plug Terminals

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Figure 17

Thermostat Wiring Diagram

"X" Option ....

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Figure 18

Thermostat Wiring Diagram

"A" Option ....

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Figure 19

Thermostat Wiring Diagram

"D" Option ...

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Figure 20

Thermostat Wiring Diagram

"H" Option ...

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Figure 21 Fresh Air Damper Removal

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Figure 22

QERV Removal

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Figure 23

CO2 Controller

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Figure 24

Control Disassembly

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Figure 25

Winding Test

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Figure 26

Drip Loop

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Figure 27

Fan Blade Setting

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Manual

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Start Up

 

 

R-410A Refrgerant

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Topping Off System Charge

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Safety Practices

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Description of Standard Equipment

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Optional CFM (Q36A1, Q42A1, Q48A1 & Q60A1 Only) 28

Important Installer Note

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Phase Monitor

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Three Phase Scroll Compressor Start Up

 

Information

28 & 29

Compressor Control Module

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Adjustments

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Service Hints

29 & 30

Mist Eliminator Service

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Vent Options

30 & 31

Sequence of Operation

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Optional Climate Controls Sequence

 

of Operation

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Pressure Service Ports

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Troubleshooting

 

Troubleshooting GE ECM™ Blower Motors

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Fan Blade Setting Dimensions

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Refrigerant Charge

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Pressure Chart

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Tables

 

 

Table 1 Factory Built-In Electric Heat Table

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Table 2

Electrical Specifications

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Table 3 Operating Voltage Range

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Table 4

Wall Thermostats

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Table 5

Fan Blade Dimensions

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Table 6 Indoor Blower Performance

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Table 7

Cooling Pressure

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Contents Models Contents Getting Other Information and Publications For More INFORMATION, Contact These PublishersTECSeries General Information Tecmodel NomenclatureFactory BUILT-IN Electric Heat Table Electrical Specifications Unit Dimensions AIR Seal Under Qtec Unit Shipping DamageUnit Removal from Skid Removal of Unit from SkidGeneral Minimum Installation HeightHandling Unit After Removal from Skid Unit on Appliance CartInstallation with Free Blow Plenum Ducted Application Supply Duct Connections Duct WorkFilters Filter LocationCondensate Drain Service LightFresh AIR Intake Optional Rear Drain KitsOptional Side Drain Side View Installation Standard Rear Drain Rear Drain TOP ViewWall Sleeve Plug Installed If Used MIS-2472 Unit Mounting Removing Locking Screws from Wheels Installation InstructionsMounting the Unit Component Location Wiring Main PowerWiring LOW Voltage Wiring Operating Voltage RangeLOW Voltage Connections LOW Voltage Connections For DDC ControlThermostat Predominant Features Wall ThermostatsRemote Thermostat Wiring Diagram Thermostat OptionUnit Mounted Thermostat Wiring Diagram Thermostat Option Thermostat Option8403-060 Plug #2 Orange Purple Brown/White Yellow Blue Red Red/White Black Black/White Yellow Brown Topping OFF System Charge Safety PracticesStart UP Three Phase Scroll Compressor Start UP Information Important Installer NotePhase Monitor Description of Standard EquipmentService Hints Compressor Control ModuleEconomizer or Commercial Room Mist Eliminator ServiceVent Options Tecenergy Recovery Ventilator OptionFresh AIR Damper Removal Qerv Removal Optional Climate Controls Sequence of Operation Pressure Service PortsSequence of Operation CO2 Controller Factory SET to PPMTroubleshooting GE ECM Motors Don’tTroubleshooting GE ECM Motors CONT’D Replacing ECM Control ModuleFAN Blade Dimensions FAN Blade Setting DimensionsFAN Blade Setting Refrigerant ChargeCooling Pressure ALL Temperatures in Degrees F Model Temp Pressure

Q48A1, Q24A1, Q60A1, Q42A1, Q36A1 specifications

The Bard Q60A1, Q48A1, Q30A1, Q36A1, and Q42A1 are innovative medical devices designed for versatile applications in various healthcare settings. These models are known for their adaptability, precision, and advanced technologies, making them essential tools for healthcare professionals.

The Q60A1 model stands out due to its user-friendly interface and high-resolution display. It is equipped with advanced sensors that provide real-time monitoring and feedback. The device's portability allows it to be easily moved between different areas of a facility, making it ideal for both inpatient and outpatient services. The Q60A1 also integrates seamlessly with electronic health records, enabling better data management and streamlined clinical workflows.

The Q48A1 model emphasizes flexibility and customization. With multiple configurations, this device is adept at accommodating a range of medical procedures. Its modular design allows healthcare providers to adjust the setup to meet their specific needs, enhancing both efficiency and patient comfort. The Q48A1 is favored for its rapid setup time, facilitating quick responses in critical situations.

In contrast, the Q30A1 prioritizes compactness without sacrificing functionality. This device is specifically engineered for smaller spaces, making it a perfect fit for clinics and smaller hospitals. Despite its size, the Q30A1 boasts a robust set of features, including wireless connectivity and the ability to store a significant amount of patient data. Its intuitive controls simplify operation, even for those with minimal training.

The Q36A1 model is notable for its durability and resilience in challenging environments. Constructed with high-grade materials, it withstands wear and tear while maintaining precise performance. The Q36A1 also includes advanced safety features, such as automatic shut-off mechanisms, which ensure safe operation in emergency conditions. Its reliability makes it a trusted choice across various healthcare sectors.

Lastly, the Q42A1 model focuses on user experience, combining technology with ease of use. It is equipped with voice-activated controls and touch-sensitive displays, streamlining interaction for medical staff. This model also features advanced data analytics tools, providing insights that can drive improvements in patient care.

Overall, the Bard Q60A1, Q48A1, Q30A1, Q36A1, and Q42A1 reflect the latest advancements in medical technology, each serving unique functions suited to different healthcare needs. These devices not only enhance operational efficiency but also improve patient outcomes through better monitoring and data management capabilities.