Trane RTUB 207-224, RTCA 108-216 manual Electrical connections performed by the installer

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Installation

convenient position. Plug the sensor cable and the cable connected to the control panel into the junction box.

The shielded cable can be cut to the required length.

Note:To lengthen the sensor's power cable, use 0.75 to 1.25 mm² conductors, 600V.The cable used between the junction box and the control panel must either be shielded or in a duct. If a shielded cable is used, make sure it is not used with other cables carrying 30 V or more.

Evaporator leaving water temperature sensor 5R51 (standard) Install this temperature sensor in the evaporator's leaving water piping system.To install it correctly, refer to the general recommendations. Connect this sensor to terminals X7-1 and X7-2.

Evaporator entering water temperature sensor 5R52 (standard) Install this sensor in the evaporator water piping.To install it correctly, refer to the general recommendations. Connect this sensor across terminals X6-1 and X6-2.

Condenser sensors 5R56-1, 5R56-2, 5R3 (option)

If an RTCA condenser is used with an RTUB, the sensors required are installed on the RTCA.To install them

correctly, refer to the general recommendations. Connect the outside air sensor 5R3 to terminals 1 and 2 on terminal board 1. Connect the condenser sensor 5R56-1 to terminals 4 and 5 on terminal board J4 on module A20-1. Connect the condenser sensor 5R56-2 to terminals 4 and 5 on terminal J4 on module A20-2.

If the condenser is not an RTCA, ambient temperature and condenser temperature sensors must be connected to the RTUB to monitor it. The ambient temperature sensor must be installed in a position which represents most accurately the condenser's surrounding environment. It must not be exposed to sunlight or precipitation. Ensure that the sensor is not located in the flow of recycled air from the condenser discharge.The condensation temperature sensors must be installed on the refrigerant piping at the place where it leaves the condenser to enter the sub- cooler. It is necessary to install a condenser temperature sensor on each refrigerant circuit.This sensor must be fixed in compliance with the method used to attach the bulb for a thermostat expansion valve.This sensor can be fixed outside the piping if it is sufficiently insulated with insulation capable of

withstanding high temperatures without degradation.

￿CAUTION

A defect in fixing or insulating the condensation sensors may cause incorrect adjustment and/or damage to the compressor.

If the sensor cannot be mounted in the place where the saturated gas enters the sub-cooler, it must be positioned on the sub-cooler side and not on the condenser side. If the condenser temperature cannot be measured, it is preferable to measure the liquid temperature instead of the discharge temperature.

￿CAUTION

To prevent interference, separate the sensor cables from the power cables.

Electrical connections performed by the installer

All wiring must comply with local codes. Specific electrical schematics and connection diagrams are shipped with the unit.

￿CAUTION

To avoid corrosion and overheating at terminal connections, use copper conductors only. Failure to do so may result in damage to the equipment. Do not allow conduit to

Figure 9: UCM water temperature sensor installation

interfere with other components, structural members or equipment. Control voltage (110 V) wiring in

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conduit must be separate from conduit carrying low voltage (<30 V) wiring.To prevent control malfunctions, do not run low voltage wiring (<30 V) in conduit with conductors carrying more than 30 V.

Connecting the RTUB with a remote air-cooled condenser

The RTUB unit is shipped with a holding nitrogen charge and a separate oil charge.The RTCA condenser is designed to operate with the RTUB unit.To ensure

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Compression fitting (Trane-supplied)

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¼" NPT coupling (customer-supplied)

 

 

optimum operation and performance, the RTUB must be installed with the RTCA condenser. If

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Contents Installation Operation Maintenance Refrigerant Contents Operation Inspection Checklist General informationUnit Inspection Description of the Unit Loose Parts InventoryGeneral data Rtub General data Rtca Installation Installation responsibilitiesStorage Special Lifting and Moving Instructions IsolationFoundation Length Width Height ClearancesDrainage Releasing the Nitrogen Holding ChargeWater Connections Rtub Flow Switch Installation Water Pressure GaugesWater Treatment Water Pressure-Relief Valves Refrigerant Safety ValvesInstalling and connecting temperature sensors Extension of sensor power cableConnecting the Rtub with a remote air-cooled condenser Electrical connections performed by the installerDetail of positions of refrigerant sensors 5R56-1 and 5R6-2 Units on the same level Rtca or other manufacturers condenser below the Rtub Discharge line Pressure tests and leak detectionEquivalent pressure drops Size of the liquid lineVacuum pump connection Vacuum pumpingUnit Voltage Phasing Installation ChecklistOperation Pre-start checkoutOverheating Start-up ProceduresSystem Restart After Extended Shutdown Shutdown proceduresSubcooling Seasonal Unit Start-upOperation Maintenance For units without discharge valve option For units with the discharge valve optionChecking the separator oil level Some symptoms of a refrigerant under-charged unitSome symptoms of a refrigerant over-charged unit Some symptoms of an oil over- charged unitCharge Isolation in the high or low side of the system R134a Field-Charging ProcedureMeasuring the oil level Filter Replacement ProcedureOil Charging Procedure Lubrication SystemFactory initial Oil-Charging Procedure Field Oil-Charging ProcedureMaintenance Safety recommendations Maintenance contractTraining