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QTEC General Information

 

QTEC Model Nomenclature

4

Shipping Damage

8

Unit Removal From Skid

8

Handling Unit After Removal From Skid

9

General

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Minimum Installation Height

9

Duct Work

11

Filters

11

Fresh Air Intake

12

Condensate Drain

12

Service Light

13

Installation Instructions

 

Mounting the Unit

14

Wiring — Main Power

15

Wiring — Low Voltage Wiring

15

Low Voltage Connections

16

Figures

 

 

 

 

Figure 1

Unit Dimensions

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Figure 2

Air Seal on Bottom of Unit

8

Figure 3

Removal of Unit From Skid

8

Figure 4

Unit on Appliance Cart for Moving

9

Figure 5

Installation With Free Blow Plenum

10

Figure 6

Ducted Application

10

Figure 7

Supply Duct Connections

11

Figure 8

Filter Location

11

Figure 9

Optional Side Drain

12

Figure 10

Standard Rear Drain

12

Figure 11

Rear Drain (Top View)

13

Figure 12

Unit Mounting

13

Figure 13

Removing Locking Screws from Wheels...

14

Figure 14

Component Location

15

Figure 15

Thermostat Plug Terminals

17

Figure 16

Thermostat Wiring Diagram

"X" Option ....

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Figure 17

Thermostat Wiring Diagram

"A" Option ....

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Figure 18

Thermostat Wiring Diagram

"D" Option ...

20

Figure 19

Fresh Air Damper Removal

24

Figure 20

QERV Removal

25

Figure 21

Heat Pump Control Board

26

Figure 22

Low Pressure Control Bypass Timer

27

Figure 23

Control Disassembly

31

Figure 24

Winding Test

31

Figure 25

Drip Loop

31

Figure 26

Fan Blade Setting

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Manual

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Start Up

 

 

Description of Standard Equipment

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Optional CFM (QH362, QH422, QH482 & QH602 Only)

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Important Installer Note

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Phase Monitor

21

Three Phase Scroll Compressor Start Up

 

 

Information

21

Service Hints

22

Mist Eliminator Service

22

Vent Options

23

Sequence of Operation

26

Optional Climate Controls Sequence

 

 

of Operation

26

Pressure Service Ports

26

Defrost Cycle

27

Troubleshooting

 

 

Solid State Heat Pump Control Troubleshooting

 

 

Procedure

29

Checking Temperature Sensor

29

Troubleshooting GE ECM™ Blower Motors

30-31

Fan Blade Setting Dimensions

32

Refrigerant Charge

32

Pressure Charts

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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 2A

Electrical Specifications

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Table 3

Operating Voltage Range

15

Table 4

Wall Thermostats

17

Table 5

Troubleshooting

28

Table 6

Temperature vs Resistance of

 

 

Temperature Sensor

29

Table 7

Fan Blade Dimensions

32

Table 8

Super Heat at Compressor

32

Table 9

Indoor Blower Performance

32

Table 10

Cooling Pressure

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Table 11

Heating Pressure

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Bard QH482, QH243, QH602, QH422, QH362, QH302 installation instructions Contents

QH482, QH243, QH302, QH422, QH602 specifications

Bard has established itself as a leader in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) industry with its innovative line of products, including the Bard QH series. Models such as QH362, QH602, QH422, QH302, and QH243 showcase the perfect blend of performance, efficiency, and advanced technology.

The Bard QH362 is built for both affordability and efficiency, making it ideal for smaller commercial spaces. This model offers a cooling capacity of 36,000 BTUs, providing optimal comfort with minimal energy consumption. Its robust design ensures long-lasting performance, while the air-cooled condenser enhances reliability in various climates.

The QH602 model takes it a step further with enhanced cooling capabilities, boasting a 60,000 BTU rating. This unit is particularly well-suited for larger commercial applications. Its advanced heat pump technology allows for efficient heating and cooling, ensuring indoor comfort year-round. The QH602 features a user-friendly control system that optimizes energy use and simplifies operation.

Next up, the QH422 model is designed for mid-sized commercial environments, offering 42,000 BTUs of cooling power. This model is distinguished by its energy-efficient design, significantly reducing operational costs while maintaining high-performance levels. The QH422 includes a smart thermostat that allows users to monitor and adjust settings remotely, further enhancing energy management.

The QH302 model is perfect for businesses looking for a balance between power and efficiency. With a capacity of 30,000 BTUs, this unit effectively meets the needs of medium-sized spaces. Its compact design allows for easy installation and maintenance, making it a favorite among commercial property managers.

Lastly, the QH243 model rounds out the series with a 24,000 BTU capacity, ideal for smaller commercial applications. This model showcases Bard's commitment to energy efficiency, equipped with environmentally friendly refrigerants and advanced insulation materials that minimize energy loss.

These Bard models feature innovative technologies such as variable-speed fans, which ensure consistent airflow regardless of outdoor conditions. Additionally, noise-reduction technologies provide a quieter operation, creating a more pleasant indoor environment.

In summary, the Bard QH series, including the QH362, QH602, QH422, QH302, and QH243, offers a comprehensive range of HVAC solutions tailored to diverse commercial needs. With their efficient designs, advanced technology, and focus on reliability, these models set the standard for modern heating and cooling equipment.