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CR / CRS / CRU
Use and Maintenance
MANUAL
(rev.3 05/19) CR / CRS / CRU - Power Line – Use and Maintenance Manual
Emicon A.C. S.p.A. reserves the right to modify its products and the corresponding documentation without
any prior notice.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................... 5
1.1. Safety marks ......................................................................................................... 5
1.2. Warranty................................................................................................................ 5
2. Description ............................................................................................ 8
2.1. Identification Tag ................................................................................................. 8
3. Installation ........................................................................................... 14
3.1. Identification ....................................................................................................... 14
5. Operation ............................................................................................. 23
5.1. Start-up................................................................................................................ 23
7. Dismantling ......................................................................................... 25
1. INTRODUCTION
1.2. Warranty
The Manufacturer warrants the unit according to what stated on his General Sales Conditions or
according to what else explicitly agreed.
The Manufacturer Warranty is void in case the guidance of this Manual has not been carefully
respected.
The Manufacturer refuses all responsiblity for any damage to people, animals, things or environment caused by
incorrect installation, maintenance or setting, that is to say caused by a misuse of the machine. It is considered
as “misuse” of the machine any use not explicitly allowed in this Manual.
The Manual must be kept in a proper place by the owner or by the person in charge of the unit control
(hereinafter: The Owner). To this end, a plastic bag where to store the Manual has been placed inside the
electrical panel so that it can be always easily accessible for consultation and at the same time, it can be
preserved properly.
All people in charge of operating on the unit and in particular, the technicians who must work on the cooling
system, must read all the information and instructions contained in this Manual.
In case the Manual is lost or deteriorated, a new copy must be requested directly to the Manufacturer.
Do not touch the machine if with barefeet or with humid or wet parts of the body.
Do not perform any cleaning operation before the power line is disconnected by
turning the main switch on “OFF” position and lock it.
Do not spread, leave unattended or to the reach of children any packaging material (carton
box, staples, plastic bags, etc) as they may be source of danger.
The condenser is dry air pressurised at the factory to prevent humidity from going in.
During the installation, before removing the caps on the connections, purge the dry air by means of the needle
valves on the inlet collector.
The condenser works in pressure: an eventual damage to connections or pipes can cause a
release of compressed gas .
The inlet pipe to the condenser can reach temperatures over 70°C a n d t h e r e f o r e , i t r e p r e s e n t s a
risk of burn.
All different uses are not allowed and disclaim all manufacturer’s responsibility for damages caused to
environment, people, animals and properties.
All service or maintenance operations must be carried out only by an expert and qualified personnel and with
the unit disconnected.
In case of fire, do not use water or any other conductive substances to extinguish the fire near the electrical
parts under tension. A warning showing this prohibition must be exposed in the installation place.
If the employed refrigerants come directly in contact with the flames, they decompound giving origin to acids
or other irritant substances. The acrid smell of these substances, in lower concentrations than the dangerous
values, warns that the area at risk must be evacuated.
Any operation on the unit must be carried out in compliance with the existing local regulations.
Make sure that the power supply corresponds to the one indicated in the identification tag.
The personnel working with refrigerant fluids must be properly trained to acquire the required skills related
to the security aspects for dealing with this kind of substances. Besides the topics indicated in the local
standards in force, training must also include the following topics:
• Knowledge of local legislation, norms and standards in force concerning the refrigerants;
• In-depth knowledge and suitable training concerning the use of refrigerants and of the necessary
individual protection equipment;
• Knowledge and training to prevent leaks, to use the cylinders for the charge, to detect leaks, to
recover and treat the refrigerants.
The personnel must be able to understand and put the applicable local standards into practice.
In order to maintain these skills, the personnel must be submitted regularly to a suitable training in
compliance with the local laws in force.
2. Description
Remote condensers with low rpm axial fans for external installation, completely assembled and tested at the
factory. The condensers can be installed either in vertical position (horizontal air flow) or in horizontal
position (vertical air flow) by using the appropriate feet, an optional on demand. The unit is equipped with
the condensing pressure control on each circuit. On 2-circuit units, the modulating fan speed regulator with
phase control is standard: in this case, priority is given to the circuit where pressure is higher.
2 7
CR - S - 29 – 2 - Kc
Kc = R 410A
Consenser size
Noise level:
= standard
S = Silenced
U = Ultra-silenced
connection (collector
Refrigerant charge
Air flow capacity
Power supply
Fan diameter
(HxWxL)
diameter)
diameter)
Weight
Model
10 mt
Refrigerant charge
Air flow capacity
Power supply
Fan diameter
(HxWxL)
diameter)
Weight
Model
10 mt
CR dB(A) m3/h mm mm Kg kg mm x mm x mm
n° mm n° V A rpm
40 / 2 44 11000 2x22 2x18 5 62 2 450 4,2 1300
795x775x1540
50 / 2 44 10400 2x22 2x18 7 68 2 450 4,2 1300
60 / 2 48 13800 2x22 2x18 7 82 795x1074x1540 6 350 3,48 1400
4
70 / 2 47 23600 2x22 2x18 7 115 4 450 8,4 1300
80 / 2 47 22000 2x22 2x18 10 125 795x1474x1540 4 450 8,4 1300
230/1/50
101 / 2 47 20800 2x22 2x18 14 140 4 450 8,4 1300
120 / 2 43 29400 2x42 2x35 31 225 3 630 7,86 860
1270x1250x4230
143 / 2 43 28500 2x42 2x35 41 255 3 630 7,86 860
6
183 / 2 44 39200 2x42 2x35 41 305 4 630 10,48 860
1270x1250x5430
229 / 2 44 36800 2x42 2x35 68 380 4 630 10,48 860
connection (collector
Refrigerant charge
Air flow capacity
Power supply
Fan diameter
(HxWxL)
diameter)
diameter)
Volume
Weight
Model
10 mt
Outlet
Refrigerant charge
Air flow capacity
Power supply
Fan diameter
(HxWxL)
diameter)
Weight
Model
10 mt
connection (collector
Refrigerant charge
Air flow capacity
Power supply
Fan diameter
(HxWxL)
diameter)
diameter)
Volume
Weight
Model
10 mt
Outlet
m
CRU dB(A) m3/h mm m Kg kg mm x mm x mm n° mm n° V A rpm
11 30 3000 18 16 0,8 2 31 1 450 0,53 720
6
14 30 2800 18 16 0,8 2 34 795x775x1070 1 450 0,53 720
3,4 8
17 29 3700 18 16 1,36 44 1 500 (or equiv.) 0,59 665
3 795x775x1540 230/1/50
22 34 6000 18 16 1,2 56 2 450 6 1,06 720
46 37 12000 22 18 2,4 6 115 4 450 2,12 720
795x1474x1540 6
55 37 11200 28 22 4 10 125 4 450 2,12 720
64 36 15600 28 22 4 10 140 1270x1250x3030 2 630 8 3,44 670
connection (collector
Refrigerant charge
Air flow capacity
Power supply
Fan diameter
(HxWxL)
diameter)
diameter)
Weight
Model
10 mt
The following table 7 shows the suggested combinations of EDX - CR/CRS/CRU for an outdoor air
temperature of 35°C :
2.5. Accessories
Here below you can find a list of the main accessories which can be installed on remote condensers (both on 1-
and 2-circuit units).
3. Installation
The unit position must be chosen taking into account the local regulations in force.
3.1. Identification
The unit can be identified by means of an Identification Tag which is applied on the condenser.
The correct unit identification by means of the serial number is essential for the execution of
any operation to carry out on the unit. The serial number must be always advised whenever
submitting a request of technical service support to the Manufacturer.
Any claim regarding the delivered material must be sent to the Manufacturer within 8 days from
the goods reception, by e-mail, fax or registered letter.
3.3. Handling
The handling of the unit must be carried out by expert personnel, equipped with appropriate equipment in
relation to the weight and dimensions of the unit.
It is advisable to remove the packaging only when the unit is finally installed, and possibly, only after the unit is
positioned on the place of its final installation.
Even if packed, it is forbidden to put the units one on another. If the unit is stocked after
reception, even if packed, it must be sheltered against bad weather.
The weight of some models might be unbalanced, therefore check the unit stability before
starting to handle it.
Lift the unit vertically, without jerks and at a suitable speed to the charge so as to not
jeopardize the structure integrity.
In case the fork lift is employed, the forks must be spaced out to the maximum allowed by the pallet size.
If the unit is lifted by means of a crane, it is important to avoid that cables and belts exert a too high tractive
effort on the unit that might cause damages or break.
The lifting devices, such as cables and belts, used to handle the unit must be compliant
to the local regulations into force.
Before starting to handle the unit to place it, it is advisable to identify first the best way to arrive to its
final position, taking into consideration the dimensions and weight of the unit and its options, and the
available equipment.
The place where the unit is installed must be free of any aggressive substances or, in general, of
any incompatible substances to copper, carbon steel, aluminium and all the other materials used
to realise the unit. In case of any doubt, carry out specific chemical analysis and send the results
to the Manufacturer so as to find the necessary measures.
The unit installation must be carried out in compiance with the local regulations into force.
• Enough room must be left around the unit to allow the routine and special maintenance as shown in
Figure 3.2;
• Connections for cooling, electrical, hydraulic circuits must be done.
Before proceeding with the installation, make sure that the unit characteristics described in
the documentation attached to the Manual correspond to those of the project.
The unit does not need any special foundation as it can be simply laid down on the surface.
4000 800
1000
LeDistanza
misure sono espresse
minima in millimetri.
fra modelli in campo aperto Distanza minima fra modelli in presenza di pareti
* It is necessary to respect the distances shown in the picture also in case of lateral hydraulic connections or in
case option PR is installed.
Place the condenser outdoor avoiding the direct sun exposure. It can be installed:
• with vertical air flow; this configuration is suitable to be installed in windy areas or wherever the
horizontal air flow is obstructed. It can be realised by means of the optional kit of supports for
vertical air flow.
Given their small weight, condensers can be installed on supports of modest capacity. Place the condenser on
a firm and flat surface.
If necessary, use shims to adjust the level surface so as the slope is no more than 1 degree.
Fix the condenser by using the appropriate holes on the base brackets (horizontal air flow) or on the bottom
ends of the feet (vertical air flow).
Before proceeding with any operation on the electrical parts, make sure the unit is
disconnected and that main switch of the indoor unit (and of the condensing unit too, if
present) is open (in “O” position) and locked.
The wiring diagram for the unit power supply must be sized by a certified engineer and realised by an expert
personnel on behalf of the Owner and in compliance with the local regulations into force.
Follow carefully the attached wiring diagrams to avoid any damage to the motor. Before using any speed
regulation systems, make sure they are compatible with the motor. Incompatible systems can cause noise and
damage. Emicon A. C. S.p.a. declines any responsibility on performances of units equipped with speed
regulation systems.
In case of IT electrical supplies, Emicon AC s.p.a. must give, prior assessment, the
authorisation to the electrical connection.
Only authorised and trained personnel can carry out any operation on the electrical wiring
in compliance with the existing local regulations.
Before working on the unit wiring circuit, it is necessary to check the wiring diagram
attached to this Manual.
Make sure that voltage and frequency are the same as stated on the unit indentification tag
and on the wiring diagram attached to this Manual.
The condenser works automatically and autonomously (depending on the refrigerant pressure) with the
power supply coming from the unit it is connected to.
Make sure that voltage and frequency correspond to the values indicated on the condenser identification tag.
Connect the power cable to the main switch introducing the cable in the box by means of a cable gland IP55
and tighten firmly the terminals screws.
The piping path, preferably below 30 meters, must be realised by an expert cooling technician according to
the following instructions (see pictures here below).
Then, carry out the vacuum and the charge of the cooling circuit.
4. Regulation devices
The condenser is equipped with a condensing pressure regulator.
To check the setting point, connect a full scale manometer of at least 45 bar to the pressure connection on the
inlet collector of the condenser and check the fan operation according to the pressure.
In case of setting point modification, carry out the following instructions and check again the setting point as
above explained.
Before proceeding with any operation on the electrical parts, make sure the unit is
disconnected and that main switch of the indoor unit (and of the condensing unit too, if
present) is open (in “O” position) and locked.
The output voltage from the controller, and therefore the fan speed, using the phase control principle, can
vary between a maximum of 95% and a minimum of 30% of the supply voltage depending on the condensing
This regulation system is suitable to be used with outdoor temperatures not inferior to
-20°C and in not corrosive places.
The pressure setpoint, equivalent to the maximum output voltage, can be set on the
sensor element by means of the adjusting screw indicated in the picture here below.
Operational diagram
5. Operation
Before starting the unit, the personnel must be informed and trained through the Manual
about the unit construction, management, operation and maintenance, about the security
measures and the regulations to comply to, about the eventual individual protection
garments to wear.
5.1. Start-up
Power the main unit by closing the main switch (bringing it in “I” position).
The fan is activated automatically when the condensing pressure of the refrigerant delivered by the
compressor reaches the pressure regulator setpoint (pre-set at the factory).
Therefore, the condenser operation can only be checked after having started the compressor of the
cooling circuit it belongs to.
6. Maintenance
The Owner must make sure that the unit is submitted to an adequate maintenance as described in the Manual
and in compliance with the existing local regulations.
The unit maintenance must be carried out only by qualified and trained personnel, equipped
with individual protection devices as established by the existing local regulations.
In general, any person involved in the refrigerant handling must be equipped at least with protection
gauntlets and glasses.
When performing the unit maintenance, make sure about the following:
a) limit as much as possible the risk of accidents to people and of damages to things,
b) the system components are not damaged,
c) the system functionality and availabilty are not compromised,
d) reduce as much as possible the energy consumption,
e) detect and repair any eventual refrigerant leak.
During the maintenance operations, only the authorised and concerned personnel can stand close to the unit.
During the maintenance operations, all labels and warnings on the system and on its components must be
checked. All deteriorated and unreadable texts must be replaced.
Do not make modifications to the unit or replace its components without the prior Manufacturer’s
authorisation.
Before performing any operation on the unit, switch off the electrical board of the indoor unit
(and of the condensing unit, if provided with main switch) by turning the main switch to OFF
position and lock it.
On the unit there are some sharp or cutting parts which can hurt and cut if accidentally hit.
In case of any doubt on the trouble detected or on the actions to be taken to solve it, please
contact the Manufacturer.
Check frequently i f t h e c o n d e n s e r i s c l e a n ; i f n e c e s s a r y , r e m o v e a n y
foreign body (leaves, seeds, dust) from the finned heat exchanger by
using a compressed air jet.
The heat exchanger fins are made in thin aluminium sheet and can cut in case of
accidental contact.
• Check that the fan operation and current absorption are regular and without weird noises;
• Make sure the regulation device is working regularly.
6.2. Troubleshooting
The following table describes the most commun faults which might occur on the unit and for each of them the
most possible causes and solutions are stated.
c. The condensation air flow is not Check that the condenser has been installed respecting
e. The regulation device is not properly Check the setting of the regulation device. If necessary,
a. The regulation device is not properly Check the setting of the regulation device. If necessary,
7. Dismantling
When the unit has to be dismantled, it is necessary to separate all its components and to ship them to a separate
waste collection area. This activity must be carried out by a specialised company in compliance with the existing
local regulations.
Before dismantling the unit, it is necessary to drain the cooling circuit and collect the refrigerant by means
of an appropriate receiver in compliance with the local existing regulations.
The operations of refrigerant recovery, re-usage, re-cycle, regeneration and diposal must be
carried out only by a trained, qualified and equipped personnel, in compliance with the
existing local regulations.
The refrigerant pressure present in the cooling circuit can be elevated, therefore discharge
it with caution.
A sudden release of refrigerant fluid can cause burns in case of contact, due to the low
temperature.
If the unit has worked with an antifreeze mixture, it is necessary to collect all the fluid
contained in the unit and deliver it to a specialised centre for waste disposal.
Do not release in the atmosphere the antifreeze mixture present in the unit.