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GENERALDESCRIPTION
The ceiling concealed fancoil units are of low noise, light weight, compact and low height
construction. It is specially designed to cater for today's low ceiling height residence,offices,
light commercialapplicationsand new or existingbuilding air-conditioning.All fancoilsunits
are completely factory packaged with blower fan, motor, chilled water coil, circuited and
terminatedpipe connections.All fancoils are completely factory assembledand ready for field
installation.

CASING
All fancoil units are constructedfrom minimum 1.0 mm thicknessgalvanizedsteel sheetand
bonderized. All casing panels supports are formed or bent to provide a sturdy and rigid
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constructionwhich eliminate "drumming" and assures"vibration-free" operation. Casing panels
are intemally insulated with 6mm (density 35kg/m3)polyethylene (PE) foam, tightly fitted with
gasket on rigid frame to guard against leaks of conditioned air. Casing panels are easily
removablefor accessto intemal comDonentsfor service and renair.

MOTORS
Motors are permanent split capacitor type with built-in thermal overload protection. Vibration ^\
transmission is eliminated by the use of resilient motor mount. Motors are supplied with
permanently lubricated, maintenance-free sealedball bearing. Each motor is provided with a
minimum of 3 speedselection.Motor leadsare terminatedwith terminal cover for easy electrical
connection.

FANWHEELSAND HOUSING A
The light weight double-width, double inlet, forward-curved centrifugal fan wheels are
dynamically balancedto provide low sound levels, vibration-free operation, even air distribution
and minimum power requirement.

GOILS
Af l fancoilsunitsconsistof staggered
rcw of Vz"O.D. coppertubesof minimumwall thickness
0.016inch,mechanicallyexpandedinto die-foundcomrgatedaluminiumfins of thickness0.006
inch. All coils are leak testedat 450 psig air pressureand are suitablefor up to 300 psig
workingpressure.

GONDENSATE
DRAINPAN A
All condensatedrain pan are constructedfrom minimum 1.0 mm thick galvanized. The drain
pan is extemally insulatedwith minimum 5.0 mm thick fire-retardant PE foam insulation.

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 PROIDUCT NOMENCLI\TURE
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UnitSize(NominalAirflow) Coil Size

02-200cFM 2 - 2 row deep coil
03-300cFM 3 - 3 row deep coil
04-400cFM
05-500cFM Unit Model
06-600cFM CB - Blowthroughceilingconcealed
08- 800cFr\.4 basrc
1 0 -1 0 0 0c F M CBP - Blow throughceilingconcealed
basicwith RYAplenum
12- 1200CFM
CBD - Drawthroughceilingconcealed
1 6 -1 6 0 0C F M basic
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AN EXAMPLE OF SELECTTON PROCEI'URE

To selecta CR- CB chilled water fancoil basedon followins reouirements.

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Total cooling capacity : 18200Btu/hr
Sensiblecoolingcapacity= 11500Btu/hr
Air on coil temp. - 78'FDB/67'FWB
Supplyair cfm = 510at 0.05inch WG ESP
Chilled water inlet temo. : 43oF
Chilled water flowrate : 3,64USGPM

Step 1
Referto Table 1, selectthe fancoil which hasnominal cooling capacitiesand cfm which arecloseto
requirements. In this caseCR 06-3Ris selected.
Nominal total cooling capacity - 20700Btu/hr
Nominalsensiblecoolingcapacity: 13960Btu/hr

Step2
Referto Table 2, determinetotal capacitycorrectionfactor FT at enteringwater temperatureof 43"F
and enteringair wet bulb temperatureof 67oF,
FT - 1.05

Step3
Calculate SH : 11500: 0.63
TH 18200
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The ratiois 0.91indicatingwet coil condition.

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AN EXAMPLE OF SELECTION PROCEI'URE
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Step4
Refer to Table 5, correctedcfm for CR 06CB - 3 at 0.05 inch WG ESP (high speed)
= 5 8 0 x 0 . 9 3( w e t c o i l )
: 539 cfm (which meetsrequirementof 510 cfm)
: 907oof nominalcfm

Step 5
Refer to Table 3, and interpolateto obtain FC and FB factors.At 90%oof nominal airflow for
CR O6CB- 3
FC : 0.93
F B= 0 . 1 4 5

Step 6
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Referto Table4, at flowrateof 3.6USGPM
PD=3.8ftwg
FV = 0.998

Step7
Therefore.
correctedtotalcoohngcapacity
= 2 0 7 0 x0 F T x F C x F V
= 20700x 1.05x 0.93x 0.998 4
= 20173Btu/hr

Step I
To calculateleavingair wet bulb temperature
Totalcapacity: 4.51x cfm x (h ..r ", - hr.--g",)
Z0t'13=4.51x 539x (31.62_hr.-.ea")
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hl*;s = 23.32
Therefore.leavingair wel bulbtemperature = 55.2'F

Step 9
To calculatesensiblecooling capacity
Leaving air dry bulb temperature Therefore,sensiblecoolingcapaciry
= L"gWG + Fa (Ent. DB - Ent WB) = 1.08x cfm (EntDB - L"sDB)
= 5 5 . 2 + 0 . 1 4 5( 7 8 - 6 1 ) = 1.08x 539x (78_ 56.8)
= 56.8"F = 12340BtL/hr

Step10
From step I to 9, the unit selected,i.e. CR 06CB - 3 gives
Total capacity : 20173 Btu//hr> 18200Btu/hr as specified 4
Sensiblecapacity : 12340Btu,/hr> 11500Btuihr as specified
Cfm = 539> 510asspecified
Therefore,CR 06CB - 3 selectedmeetsthe specifiedrequirements.
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Table 1 : NOMINALCOOLINGPERFORMANCE1/2 O.D.CHILLEDWATER COIL
80' FDB/67' FWB Air On Coil

Model NominalCFM
Total Capacity Sensible Capaclty US GPM P.D.
Btu/Hr Btu/Hr FT WG

cR 02 200 2R 5900 4060 121

3R 8000 5290 154 3 l

cR 03 300 2R 8400 5610 1.87 35

3R 11200 7240 227 7 3

cR 04 400 2R 10900 7530 226 54

3R 13000 8960 271 1 E

cR 05 500 2R 12100 8660 214 1 3

3R 16100 10790 310 26
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cR 06 600 2R 15r00 10660 333 2 1

3R 20700 13960 423 50

cR 08 800 21000 14720 437

3R 27100 16670 573

cR 10 1000 2R 25800 18360 552 70

3R 34200 23240 690 59

cRt2 1200 2 R 3'1200 21450 640 9 7

/> 3R 40200 27370 809 a2

cR16 1600 2R 38900 27480 827 39
' 1 08 9
3R 53700 36270 86
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Note Nominalcapacilies based on 45"F chilledwaler enleringwater lemperalureand water temperaturerise of

FACTORFT
Table2: TOTALCAPACITYCORRECTION
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TFFIING WATFFI TFMPFRATIIRE.'F

1 5

35
10
45
-50
05 55

50

62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88
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AIRWETBULBTEVIPERATURE
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TABLE3: TOTAL CAPACITY CORRECTIONFACTORS (FC) AND BYPASS A.

FACTORS(FB)AT PERCENTAGE
OF NOMINALAIR FLOW
Model 2 R o w D e e pC o i l 3 R o w D e e pC o i l

120.h loo% aoy. ao'/. 50% 120V. 100% ao% 60% 50%
cR 02 1 1 5 1 0 088 o75 069 1 13 1 0 088 o75 069
Fg o26 o24 o23 o21 019 014 013 011 009 008
cR 03 1 1 1 1 0 087 076 068 112 1 0 086 o71
FB 028 026 023 421 020 015 013 0 1 1 o1 008
cR 04 FC 1 1 0 1 0 091 oa7 o78 114 1 0 aa7 072 063
FB 0 31 o28 025 o23 o21 018 0 '15 0 13 011 090
cR 05 FC 111 1 0 0.89 075 068 112 1 0 086 068 064
FB o32 029 0.26 o23 o22 0.19 016 013 011 010
cR 06 FC 111 1 0 083 o71 064 1.12 1 0 086 o 71 063

cR 08
FB
FC
o32
1 1 1
032
029
1 0
028
026
087
026
o23
o74
024
021
0.67
018
112
016
1.0
013
086
0 l l
071
090
068 o
o22 019 046 o13 011 010
cR10 FC 1 T 1 l 0 087 474 067 112 T O 0.86 472 063
FB o32 03 0.26 423 o22 019 016 014 011 010
cR't2 1' Il 1.0 088 0.75 068 1.12 1 0 087 a 72 063
FB 035 031 028 026 023 0.2r 018 015 412 011
cR18 1 1 1 1.0 0E8 075 0.68 112 1 0 088 472 063
FB 034 0 31 o2a o24 o.22 o21 016 0 1 5 412 010

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T A B L E 4 : C O I L W A T E R SIDE PRESSUREDROP (FT WG) AND VELOCTTY
CORRECTION FACTOR(FV)
cR 02 cR 03 cR 04
2 Row 3 Row 2 Row 2 Row
GPM P.D GPM P.D GPM P.O GPM P.D GPM P,D GPM P-D
061 04 0 998 094 1 3 0 9s1 127 1.8 0 945 1.67 43 0 997 1.66 32 0 988 211 't2 0 995
091 08 0.999 124 2 1 0 996 157 2.6 0 ss4 197 57 0 999 196 42 0 995 241 1 5 0 998
121 1 4 1.000 1 5 4 3 1 r 000 187 3.5 1 000 2.27 73 1.000 226 I 000 271 ,IE 1 000
151 20 1.007 1 4 4 42 1 003 2 1 7 4.5 1 008 2.57 9.0 1 002 256 6 6 10 1 3 3 0 1 220 1001

cR 05 cR 06 cR 08
2 Rovt 3 Row 2 Row 3 Row 2 Row 3 Row
GPM P.O GPM P.D GPM P.O GPM P.D GPM P.D GPM P.O
214 08 0 994 25 1 8 0 995 273 1 5 0.989 3.63 3.8 0.998 377 32 0 994 513 0 997
244 1 0 0.998 28 22 0 997 303 1 7 0 993 3.93 0.999 407 36 0 997 543 3.4 0 998
274 1 3 1.000 3 1 26 1 000 333 21 1 000 423 5.0 1.000 4 3 7 1 000 5 7 3 37 1 000
304 1.5 1 005 34 3.1 1 001 3.63 2.4 | 018 453 56 1.001 4 8 1 003 6 0 3 1001

cR't0 cR 12 cR 16
2 Row 2 Row 3 Row
GPM P.D GPM P.D GPM P.O GPM P.D GPM P.O GPM P.D
492
5.22
5.8
64
0.998
o 999
63 50 0.997 5.8 8.20 0 998 749 7.2 0.998 7.67 35 0 997 1 02 8 7A 0 991 f
66 5.4 0 999 6.1 9.0 0.999 719 7.7 0.99S 797 3.7 0 998 1059 82 0 999
5.52 7.O 1 000 69 5.9 1.000 6 . 4 9.7 1.000 8 0 9 a2 '| 000 8.27 3.9 1.000 1 0 8 9 86 I 000
5.42 7.7 1007 7 2 63 1.006 6 . 7 1 0 . 5 1.009 8 3 9 8.8 1 0 0 1 8.57 42 1.001 11 . 1 9 9 0 1001

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 CHILLED WATER FANCOTL

a TABLE 5 : AIR FLOW (CFM)VS EXTERNALSTATICPRESSURE

Model ROW EsP{lnchwG)
Size 0 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.2s
290 270 245 224 195 170
cR 02
280 260 235 210 185 160
2 R 365 350 315 290 255 235
cR 03
3 R 355 335 310 280 250 234
2 R 450 425 390 320 295
cR 04
3 R 435 410 375 345 310 245
2 R 570 530 490 445 400 360
cR 05
3R 550 540 470 430 385 355
2R 645 600 550 500 450 410
cR 06
3R 630 580 535 485 435 400
2R 845 790 740 680 575
cR 08
810 760 710 650 605 555

T^ cR10
2R
3R
1015
985
960
935
910
890
E10
790
740
720
680
660
2R 1185 1110 1035 950 865 795
cR 12
3R I 150 1080 1005 925 840 710
2R 1560 1465 1360 1225 11 5 0 1055
cR13 '1520
3R 1425 1325 1220 1120 1425
Noles a) For CB, CAD, CBP models- use above table and allow for air resislancethroughfilters,duct and gilles
b) Above airflow under dry coil conditionsal high fan speed.
c) For wet coil conditions(when SH/TH < 0 91), airflowis 93% of dry coil condition
d) Medium and low speed air deliveryis apprcximalely80% and 60% of high speed air delivery

TABLE6 : SOUNDPOWERLEVEL(RE: 10-12

WATTS)AT ESp OF 0.10"WG
Model Speed Oclave Band Frequency (Hz)
Size 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
Hi 30 36 37 49 45 37 30
6R 02 2A 33 34 4i 46 42 34 29
28 31 32 40 43 30 2A
Hi 31 38 39 45 50 38 31
cR03
T^ Med 30
29
35
34
37
35
43
4l
45
42
36
33
31
30
Hi 39 40 48 51 48 39 31
cR 04 Med 30 36 38 46 49 45 37 30
30 34 36 47 43 35 30
Hi 38 41 46 49 45 38 31
cR 05 31 40 46 43 36 30
30 34 3S 43 45 42 35 30
HI 30 35 36 45 48 46 37 30
cR 08 M6d 30 33 35 43 45 35 29
29 31 33 40 42 41 33 2a
Hi 34 39 42 47 51 47 39 34
cR 08 Med 31 36 40 48 36 32
30 34 39 47 43 35 31
Hi 34 40 43 49 52 48 41 35
cR 10 Med 32 38 42 47 50 45 38 32
31 45 4A 44 36 31
Hi 36 42 45 48 53 48 40 36
cR12 Med 34 40 43 46 51 45 40 33
33 39 42 50 40 32
HI 36 43 47 47 52 50 41 38
cRt8 Med 33 40 45 45 50 47 39 36
33 39 43 44 49 45 38 34
TO CALCULATE NOOM NC LEYEL
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In designingsound requirementsbasedon noisecriteria(NC) levels,the soundpower levelsshould be
convertedto NC levels. Sound energy is absorbedby room surfacesand furnishingand is further
dissipatedby diffusion into space.The room absorptioneffect as calculatedfollowing the procedure
describedin ASHRAE GUIDE providesa method to determinethe sound pressurelevelsrequiredin
obtainingNC levels. Table 7 providestypical room absorptioneffects.
To determinethe NC level of a unit, subtractthe room absorption effect from the sound power levels for
all octave bands and plot the resulting sound pressurevalues on an NC curve. The NC curve is
determinedby octavebandyieldingthe highestNC value.

TABLE 7: TYPICALROOM ABSORPTIONEFFECTS

Oclave Bend
2 3 7 8
RoomType
CenterFrequency(HZ)
125 250 500 r000 2000 4000 8000
Soft : Executive office 6 11 12 11 11 1l
Medium:Apr.&motel 7 8 9 9 I 4r
Hard : Hospital 0 3 6

Samplecalculations
The procedurefor calculatingthe NC level ofgiven applicationas follows : -
I ) Using table6, tabulatedsoundpower databy octavebandfor the modeland unit sizeselected.
2) Selectthe proper room effect by octave band and substractfrom item as per table 7 respectively.
3) Plot the resultingsoundpressurevalueson an octavebandanalysischart.
4) Comparethe plot with NC curve super- imposedon the chart. For example,the soundpressurelevel
of CR 06 CB unit operatingat high speedin an averagemodel room is as follows : -

TABLE8: OCTAVEBANDANALYSIS
Octave band 3 4 5 7
Center frequency '125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
UnitPWL 36 45 4A 46 37 30
Room effect 3 7 I 9 I 9 9
Soundpress!rc level 32 29 37 39 37 2A 21

A plot of abovedataon
an octaveband analysis C
chart shows the sound 80
levelis NC 37. E
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NC-50
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NC-30
> 3 0
Noise criteriacurvesfor F

specifoing the design

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NC-20
20
level in terms of the
maximum permissible
sound pressurelevel for
100 ro00
eachfrequencyband.
BAND CENTER FRECIUENCIES TK

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 I'IMENSTONAL I'ATA

c R 0 2 ,0 3 ,0 4 ,0 5 ,0 6 ,0 8 ,1 0 ,1 2 ,1 6 C B

N O T E A L L D I I N E N S I O NASR E I N M M

cR 02,03,04,05,06,1
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DIMENSIONAL I'ATA

cR 02,03,04,05,06, 08, 10,12,16CBD

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NOTE ALLDIMENSIONS
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ELECTRICAL ITATA (220-240v- 1PH- 50/60H2)

udl Size 02 03 04 05 06 08 10 12 't6

0.35 040 o42 050 0.57 0.60 0.68 1 1 0 1 14

Hi
watts Input 85 90 100 120 137 150 161 261 274

o25 030 033 0.40 o44 050 055 088 066

Med
Wails Inprt 60 65 78 100 105 '120 131 249 210

Amps o.2 o20 0.25 025 o27 0.35 0.4 065 054

watts Input 50 50 55 55 62 80 92 151 124

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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

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l. a.) Extendeddrain pan.
b.) Dnp pan (Supply loosefor field installation).

2. Hot waterheatingcoil [maximum up to 4 rows (Cooling+ Heating)].

3. Electricalheater(Metal blower wheel is incorporatedwith electricheater).

4. Metal blower wheel.

5. 5 speedfan motor

6. PC Board controlmodule.

7. Air filter.
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MANUFACTURER RESERVESTHERIGHTTO CHANGESPECIFICATION

OR DESIGN
AT ANYTIMEWITHOUTPRIORNOTICE.

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