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Uniflair™ Room Cooling
Uniflair™ DX Air Cooled, Water Cooled and Indirect

Free Cooling Units
Technical Specifications
50 kW–140 kW, 400 V/3 ph/50 Hz
Release date:03/2022
990-5756D-001
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Cooling Units
Table of Contents
General Information ....................................................................................7
Translation Reference.................................................................................7
Abbreviations .............................................................................................7
Cross-Reference Symbol Used in This Manual .............................................7
Unit Overview ..............................................................................................8
Model Nomenclature...................................................................................8
Overview ...................................................................................................9
General Description ..............................................................................9
Standard Features ..............................................................................10
Optional Features ...............................................................................12
Accessories........................................................................................13
Compliance..............................................................................................15
Certifications ......................................................................................15
Pressurized Equipment .......................................................................16
Safety Valve .......................................................................................17
Canalization for Safety Valves Drainage ...............................................17
Environmental Considerations .............................................................18
Equipment Disposal ............................................................................19
Refrigerant Information........................................................................19
Airflow Configurations ...............................................................................21
Upflow ...............................................................................................21
Downflow ...........................................................................................21
Under Floor ........................................................................................22
Equipment Guidelines...............................................................................23
Working Conditions and Environmental Limits.......................................23
Voltage, Frequency, and THD Limits.....................................................24
Operating Descriptions .............................................................................25
Air-Cooled Direct Expansion Units .......................................................25
Water-Cooled Direct Expansion Units...................................................25
Indirect Free Cooling Units ..................................................................25
Performance Specifications.......................................................................26
Air–Cooled Units.................................................................................26
Water–Cooled Units ............................................................................33
Indirect Free Cooling Units ..................................................................37
General Specifications ..............................................................................41
LDAV, LDWV Models ..........................................................................41
LDEV Models .....................................................................................43
IDAV, IDWV Models ............................................................................44
IDEV Models ......................................................................................47
LUAV Models......................................................................................48
IUAV, IUWV Models ............................................................................51
IUEV Models ......................................................................................53
IXAV, IXWV Models ............................................................................55
IXEV Models ......................................................................................56
Sound Data..............................................................................................58
Electrical Specifications ............................................................................66
LDAV, LDWV, LDEV Models ................................................................66
IDAV, IDWV, IDEV Models ...................................................................70
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LUAV Models......................................................................................75
IUAV, IUWV, IUEV Models ...................................................................78
IXAV, IXWV, IXEV Models....................................................................83
Component Identification .........................................................................86
External Components ...............................................................................86
Downflow Units...................................................................................86
Upflow Units .......................................................................................87
Under Floor Units................................................................................88
Dimensions and Weights...........................................................................89
Downflow Units...................................................................................89
Upflow Units .......................................................................................91
Under Floor Units................................................................................93
Service Clearance ..............................................................................94
Connection Access—Bottom .....................................................................94
Floor Cutout .............................................................................................95
Suction Motorized Damper ........................................................................98
Floor Stand ..............................................................................................99
Base Frame ........................................................................................... 100
Plenum .................................................................................................. 101
Piping Sizing-Air-Cooled Units................................................................. 103
Discharge Line Sizing........................................................................ 103
Connecting the Refrigeration Circuit to the Condenser ......................... 104
Outdoor Heat Exchanger Data ............................................................. 105
General Information ................................................................................ 105
Airflow Configurations ....................................................................... 106
Dimensional Data ................................................................................... 107
Air-Cooled Condenser Performance Data................................................. 109
Air-Cooled Condenser Sound Data .......................................................... 110
Recommended Condensers .................................................................... 111
Low Temperature Kit ............................................................................... 112
Main Components ................................................................................... 113
Self-Supporting Frame ............................................................................ 113
Brazed Plate Water-Cooled Condenser .................................................... 113
Fixed-Speed Scroll Compressors............................................................. 113
Variable-Speed (Inverter-Driven) Scroll Compressors................................ 115
Fans ...................................................................................................... 116
Electrical Panel ...................................................................................... 117
Hydraulic Circuit-Indirect Free Cooling Units............................................. 118
Intelligent Dehumidification Logic............................................................. 121
Discharge Temperature Control and Moisture Control................................ 121
Humidifier .............................................................................................. 122
Supply Water.................................................................................... 123
Microprocessor Controller ....................................................................... 124
Microprocessor Overview ................................................................. 124
Display Interface ............................................................................... 125
BMS Compatibility ............................................................................ 126
Accessories ............................................................................................. 127
Options for Downflow, Under Floor, Upflow Units ...................................... 127
Sensors ........................................................................................... 131
Condensing Control Options.................................................................... 132
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Fan Speed Management......................................................................... 134

Double Power Supply ............................................................................. 135
Energy Meter ......................................................................................... 135
Automatic Floor Pressurization System (AFPS) through Active Flow
Controller (AFC) ..................................................................................... 136
Group Control .......................................................................................... 138
Overview ............................................................................................... 138
Group Controller..................................................................................... 138
Redundancy........................................................................................... 138
Operation............................................................................................... 138
Runtime Balancing ................................................................................. 139
Assist .................................................................................................... 139
First Aid .................................................................................................... 140
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General Information Cooling Units
General Information
Translation Reference
The original version of this manual has been written in the English language.
Manuals written in other languages have been translated from the original English
version.
Abbreviations
The following are abbreviations and terms used in this manual:
• EXV or EEV—Electronic expansion valve
• I*AV—Air-cooled units with variable-speed compressors
• I*WV—Water-cooled units with variable-speed compressors
• I*EV—Indirect free cooling units with variable-speed compressors
• LDAV, LUAV—Air-cooled units with fixed-speed compressors
• LDWV —Water-cooled units with fixed-speed compressors
• LDEV—Indirect free cooling units with fixed-speed compressors
• DX—Direct Expansion
• *U = Upflow; D = Downflow; X = Under floor
Cross-Reference Symbol Used in This Manual

See another section of this document or another document for more
information on this subject.
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Cooling Units Unit Overview
Unit Overview
Model Nomenclature
Indoor Cooling Units
I D A V 20 2 2 A
Identifying prefix
L = Fixed-Speed Compressors
I = Variable-Speed Compressors
Airflow Pattern
D = Downflow
U = Upflow
X = Underfloor
Heat Rejection Type
A = Air-Cooled
W= Water-Cooled
E = Indirect Free Cooling
Fan Type
V = Radial Fans with Backward-Curved Blades with
Electronic Commutation
Nominal Cooling Capacity
Number of Compressor Installed
Number of Refrigeration Circuits
Power Supply Voltage

A = 400 V/3 Ph (+N)/50 Hz
0000532375_A
Remote Air Cooled Condensers

OCC 17 01 AC A
Identifying prefix
Nominal Cooling Capacity
Number of refrigeration circuits
Fan Type
AC = Axial Fans with asyncronous Motor
EC = Axial Fans with electronically commutated Motor
LT = Axial Fans with asyncronous Motor suitable for
Low temperature applications
Power Supply Voltage
0000769540_A
A = 400 V/3 Ph/50 Hz

B = 230 V/1 Ph/50 Hz
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Unit Overview Cooling Units
Overview
General Description
Uniflair™ Room Cooling units are precision air conditioners designed to
specifically meet the air conditioning needs of Data Centers and Internet
providers, data-processing centers, and any technological environment
characterized by high levels of heat value to dissipate. To ensure proper operation
of the equipment in such installations, it is essential to keep the temperature and
humidity conditions constant throughout the year; that is why the Room Cooling
units control the ambient conditions, not just cooling. The air-conditioning systems
intended for the purposes of “comfort” are designed specifically to ensure the well-
being of the people in the room and are generally incapable of ensuring that the
ambient conditions required by technologically sophisticated equipment can be
kept constant, especially in the presence of much higher specific heat loads. In
precision air conditioning applications, there are five main objectives to pursue:
• Air temperature control (±1.0°C (±1.8°F))
• Air humidity control (±7/8%)
• High airflow rate
• Year-round operation (24 hours a day, 365 days a year)
• Energy efficiency
In the air-conditioning of large technical rooms used for telephone and Internet
applications, the density of the heat load (per unit of surface area) is very high,
even as much as 6–10 times the density of the heat load in comparable areas
used as commercial offices, for instance. Standard air-conditioning equipments
used for ensuring comfort are unable to cope with such densities and types of heat
load, especially concerning the total absence of any latent load characteristic of
technological applications.
Brushless Scroll Compressor

The brushless scroll compressors are controlled with a variable frequency drive
(VFD), which enables the speed of the compressor to be ramped up or down to
meet the cooling needs of the room with a higher degree of efficiency while
consuming less energy.
Air Temperature Control

The Uniflair™ Room Cooling units are able to control the air temperature in the
conditioned room with utmost precision, adapting their cooling or heating capacity
to the heat load in the room by means of sophisticated proprietary microprocessor
control PID algorithms. They are also able to react promptly to any major changes
in the heat load, restricting to a minimum any oscillation in the ambient
temperature with respect to the set point, which, depending on the version, may
be based on the air return temperature or the discharge temperature.
Air Humidity Control

The electronic devices contained in the rooms require precision air-conditioning
and must be adequately protected both from any condensation inside the room
and from any static electricity charges. To achieve this objective, it is essential to
control the humidity level in the room very accurately. An excessively high
humidity level can lead to condensation forming inside the electronic equipment;
conversely, if the humidity level is too low, there is danger of a build-up of static
electricity [R.U. <30%]. Both events are potentially harmful to the electronic
equipment and must be prevented and avoided.
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High Airflow Rate

The Uniflair™ Room Cooling units are the outcome of an accurate fluid dynamics
study that has enabled the airflow to be optimized, ensuring high specific air flow
rates in order to provide a high SHR [Sensible Cooling/Total Cooling ratio].
Rooms occupied by equipment used for telephone or Internet transmission, as
well as large data processing centers require high airflows to cope with the
ambient heat load without having to resort to excessively low air delivery
temperatures, thus ensuring uniform conditioning for all parts of the room. The
high density of the heat loads that are characteristic of such applications, together
with the lower thermal inertia of the system, requires the number of cycles per
hour to be about 10 times more than that for an air-conditioning application for the
purposes of comfort cooling in order to avoid troublesome fluctuations in
temperature.
Year–Round Operation (24 hours a day 365 days a year)

The Uniflair™ Room Cooling units operate all year round without interruption with
a high degree of reliability for the equipment. These results are achieved not only
through appropriate selection of the components but also through accurate
regulation logics used to control the air conditioners. This software is based on the
event prediction principle, which enables action to be taken in advance on the
strength of analysis on the trends of the room temperature, providing precision
and optimizing energy consumption.
Standard Features
Compact design The Uniflair™ Room Cooling direct expansion units deliver a high capacity of
cooling in a compact overall footprint. Since the system requires only front
service access, the units can be placed side by side and valuable floor space is
not wasted.
External panels The external panels are coated with RAL9003 epoxy-polyester paint, which
provides long-term durability of the original features. The panels are internally
insulated with a heat and soundproofing layer made of melamine (or bare fiber
glass, on request) covered by a protective film. The external coated panels are
fully compliant with UNI EN ISO 12944 - 1/2/3/4/5/6 and tested for installation in
atmospheric environments belonging to a corrosivity category classified at least
as C2, according to EN ISO 12944 - 2.
Electronic expansion valve The EEV provides accurate control of the refrigerant superheat in order to
(EEV) ensure an increase in efficiency at low external temperatures because it
enables the unit to operate at much lower condensing pressures than it would
be possible with a traditional mechanical valve.
Electronically commutated The Uniflair™ Room Cooling units come standard with highly efficient and
fans reliable EC fans. EC fans are quiet, require minimal maintenance, and produce
very low noise vibration. EC fans have the latest generation impellers made
from high-tech compound material with optimized flow control and high
efficiency GreenTechTM EC motors. The directly coupled EC motor is three-
phase with an external rotor with IP54 protection grade. The fan impeller is
statically and dynamically balanced with lifelong-lubricated bearings. Each fan
is easier to service with a quick-removal kit.
Full front service access The Uniflair™ Room Cooling units are designed for all maintenance work to be
accessible through the front of the unit ((850-mm (33.5-in.) service clearance
recommended).
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Hydrophilic coated coil The copper and aluminium coil has a large surface and it is designed for
pressure drop minimization. Hydrophilic coating on the coil allows condensate
water to flow more efficiently to the drain installed below the evaporating coil
and provides anti-microbial and corrosion protection.
Brazed plate water-cooled The water cooled and indirect free cooling units are equipped with an internal
condenser brazed plate heat exchanger that has the function of a condenser. The brazed
plate heat exchanger is made of stainless steel.
Internal panels The Uniflair™ Room Cooling units are equipped with internal panels for
isolation of the compartments with hazardous rotating fans. Internal panels also
ensure noise reduction and allow for servicing the components with doors open
while the unit is still in operation.
EU4 filters High efficiency, EU4, pleated air filters are contained in a metal frame and
equipped with a dirty filter differential pressure switch and a low airflow
differential pressure switch.
Main power disconnect A non-fused main power switch disconnects all high voltage power to the unit if
necessary. The disconnect switch is accessible from the exterior of the unit.
R410A refrigerant R410A refrigerant does not harm the ozone layer and has a very low
contribution to the global warming impact.
Fixed-speed scroll All LD*V and LU*V models are equipped with fixed-speed scroll compressors.
compressor They have a high-level of energy efficiency and low noise levels and include
built-in thermal protection.
Variable-speed scroll All ID*V, IU*V and IX*V models with two refrigerant circuits are equipped with
compressor one fixed-speed scroll compressor and one variable-speed scroll compressor.
Each compressor operates on a separate, independent refrigerant circuit.
I**V1511A and I**V1911A models are equipped with a variable-speed
compressor operating on the single refrigerant circuit.
Electrical panel The electrical panel is located in a compartment separated from the airflow and
complies with the directive 2014/35/EU and related standards.
Packaging Indoor units are delivered with standard packaging composed by wooden pallet,
protecting polystyrene elements and plastic film.
User display The standard arrangement of the touch-screen display interface, RS 485 serial
card, and USB connection allows for direct connection to BMSs based on serial
lines. The USB port provides access to quick downloads of the unit settings and
parameters. The seven-inch, touch-screen display interface is accessible by the
user. It provides clear information on the unit status and any current alarms.
Unit controller The controller contains the regulation software and is installed in the electrical
panel. The control system uses sophisticated algorithms to control the outlet
water temperature within a minimal range and to monitor and protect the
various unit components.
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Supply air temperature Two supply air temperature sensors are provided as standard components. The
sensor control of supply air temperature is available only in units with variable speed
compressors. It is not available in units with on/off compressors.
Remote air-cooled Air-cooled condensers are suitable for outdoor installation in a vertical position
condenser with AC or EC with horizontal air flow or in a horizontal position with vertical air flow if the
fans appropriate brackets are used. The external condenser can be equipped with
AC axial fans or electronically commutated (EC) axial fans.
Special surface treatments on the finned coil are available on request and
increase the resistance to more aggressive weather conditions.
Remote dry cooler Remote dry coolers are suitable for outdoor installation in a vertical position with
horizontal air flow or in a horizontal position with vertical air flow if the
appropriate brackets are used. The external dry cooler is equipped with axial
fans with AC motor.
Hydraulic circuit coating The hydraulic circuit is entirely coated with flexible insulation having an
elastomeric structure of the type closed cells, CFC HCFC and PVC free. Main
characteristics:
• Fiber free – powder free
• Values of ODP =0 and GWP < 150
Optional Features
• Unit version options
◦ Cooling only: cooling units operate by controlling the air temperature set
point (return or supply). The unit is equipped with one return temperature
sensor and two supply air temperature sensors located in the air discharge
section
◦ Cooling and humidification: cooling and humidification units operate by
controlling the air temperature set point (return or supply) and the relative
humidity set point. The unit is equipped with one return air temperature
and humidity sensor and two supply air temperature sensors. The
humidification cycle is activated if the relative humidity value of the return
air overcomes the minimum threshold. The unit is equipped with an
immersed electrode humidifier for humidification purposes
◦ Cooling and dehumidification: cooling units operate by controlling the air
temperature set point (return or supply) and the maximum humidity value.
The unit is equipped with one return air temperature and humidity sensor
and two supply air temperature sensors. The de-humidification cycle is
activated if the relative humidity value of the return air overcomes the
maximum threshold
• Condensing control options (water-cooled units only)
◦ Pressostatic valve
◦ Condensing pressure regulation valve
• Power supply options
◦ Single power supply with ultracapacitor
◦ Double power supply with ultracapacitor and automatic changeover
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• Humidifier options (not available for “cooling and humidification” models

IU*V1511, IU*V1911 and IU*V1922)
◦ Immersed electrodes humidifier for standard conductivity water
◦ Immersed electrodes humidifier with cleanable electrodes for standard
conductivity water
◦ Immersed electrodes humidifier for low conductivity water
◦ Immersed electrodes humidifier with cleanable electrodes for low
conductivity water
• Condensate drain pump
◦ Set-up for centrifugal pump to drain the condensate from the pan. The
drain pump is shipped inside the unit or separately for on field installation
• Post-heating options
◦ Aluminum finned electrical heating elements
• Air filter options
◦ EU5 high efficiency, pleated air filters contained in a metal frame
• Air flow options
◦ Motorized dampers
◦ Active Flow Controller (AFC)
• Electrical accessories
◦ Energy meter
• Accessories for the remote condenser
◦ Set-up for operation with remote air-cooled condenser suitable for Low
Temperature operation
◦ Low temperature kit for external air condensers (OCC) (shipped
separately)
◦ Check and Bypass Valve Kit
• Packaging
◦ Wooden cage packaging with protective film
◦ Wooden case for oversea transport (ISPM15)
• Check and by-pass valves kit
Accessories
• Plenums
◦ Suction/discharge
◦ Suction/discharge soundproofed
◦ Direct free-cooling plenum with room air suction from the front and fresh
air suction from the back
◦ Direct free-cooling plenum with room air suction from the front and fresh
air suction from the top
• Base frames
◦ Height adjustable base frame
◦ Height adjustable base frame with air deflector
◦ Adjustable legs
• Floor stands
◦ Floor stand (suggested for installation of upflow cooling units with frontal
suction or downflow units with frontal discharge with no raised floor to
create the required space for piping connections)
◦ Floor stand with motorized damper
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• External sensors
◦ Room temperature/humidity sensor
• Safety sensors
◦ Smoke sensor
◦ Fire sensor
◦ 24-VAC relay for remote fire/smoke alarm
• Water leak detection
◦ Spot leak detector
◦ Tape leak detector
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Compliance
These units are intended for installation in a non-public location with restricted
access, and with installation, use, and maintenance performed by qualified
personnel.
Moreover, these units underwent the risk analysis in compliance with Machinery
Directive. The technical solutions implemented during the design phase are
described in the unit technical documentation. The appliance was built to operate
safely in the areas of application for which it was designed, provided its
installation, commissioning and maintenance are performed in compliance with
the instructions provided in this manual and on the labels affixed to the unit.
In compliance with ATEX Directive, these units must not be used in potentially
explosive atmospheres. In any case, always abide strictly by the applicable laws in
force in the place of installation of the system.
Mains Disconnecting Device

The unit is provided with an internal, mains switch-disconnector to remove the
mains supply during maintenance operations performed by qualified personnel.
For units meant to be installed on a raised floor: Unit installation on a floor
stand may lead to non-accessibility of the supply disconnect device (height of
operation greater than 1.9 m above where the service personnel stands to service
the unit). In these cases, it is necessary to install a properly rated mains power
disconnector on the fixed wiring located near the unit to provide the safety
shutdown and disconnection of the power supply. Consult local and national
electrical codes.
The disconnecting device must be one of the following types:
• Switch-disconnector, with or without fuses in accordance with IEC 60947-3,
utilization category AC-23B or DC-23B
• Control and protective switching device suitable for isolation in accordance
with IEC 60947-6-2
• A circuit-breaker suitable for isolation that is in accordance with IEC 60947-2
The installed mains power disconnector must feature the following:
• Isolates the electrical equipment from the supply and is fitted with one OFF
and one ON position marked with “O” and “I”
• Be provided with a means for locking the device in the OFF (isolated) position
(e.g. with padlocks).
• Have a breaking capacity sufficient to interrupt the rated current (see rated
parameter on the unit name plate or on the related Technical Specifications)
• Be easily accessible and located between 0.6 m and 1.9 m above the area
where the service personnel stands to service the unit
After unit installation, it is necessary to evaluate the fault-loop impedance and
automatic protection coordination.
Certifications
The cooling units are in conformity with the following directives:
Directive & Regulation* Reference** Description
Machinery (MD) 2006/42/EC Directive 2006/42/EC of the

European Parliament and of
the Council of 17th 2006 on
machinery.
Low Voltage (LVD) 2014/35/EU Directive 2014/35/EU of the

the Council of the 26th
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Directive & Regulation* Reference** Description
February 2014 on the

harmonization of the laws of
the Member States relating to
the making available on the
market of electrical equipment
designed for use within certain
voltage limits.
Electromagnetic Compatibility 2014/30/EU Directive 2014/30/EU of the

(EMC) European Parliament and of
the Council of the 26th
February 2014 on the
harmonization of the laws of
the Member States relating to
electromagnetic compatibility.
Pressure Equipment (PED) 2014/68/EU Directive 2014/68/EU of the

the Council of the 15th May
2014 on the harmonization of
the laws of the Member States
relating to the making available
on the market of pressure
equipment
Ecodesign and Energy 2009/125/EC Directive 2009/125/EC of the

labelling European Parliament and of
the Council of the 21st October
2009 establishing a framework
for the setting of ecodesign
requirements for energy
related products.
Regulation (F-GAS) 517/2014 Regulation (EU) No 517/2014

of the European Parliament
and of the Council of the 16th
April 2014 on fluorinated
greenhouse gases.
Chemical substances 1907/2006 Regulation Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006

(REACH) of the European Parliament
and of the Council of the 18th
December 2006 concerning
the Registration, Evaluation,
Authorisation and Restriction
of Chemicals (REACH),
establishing a European
Chemicals Agency.
Restriction of the use of certain 2011/65/EU Directive 2011/65/EU of the

hazardous substances (RoHS) European Parliament and of
the Council of the 8th June
2011 on the restriction of the
use of certain hazardous
substances in electrical and
electronic equipment.
* To consider whenever applicable.

**To consider any changes and subsequent updates of Directives and
Regulations.
These units have been developed with consideration of the final installation in an
industrial and professional environment. Moreover, these units are intended for
installations in a non-public location with restricted access. Their installation, use,
and maintenance must be performed by professionally trained personnel only.
Pressurized Equipment
This appliance is subject to Pressure Equipment Directive concerning pressurized
equipment. Any and all work performed on the pressure circuit must be expressly
authorized by Schneider Electric and personnel must be approved by Schneider
Electric. If maintenance is needed (intended as servicing work and/or components
replacement), any of the following components or specific information must be
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sent to Schneider Electric, otherwise Schneider Electric will not guarantee a

warranty coverage on the entire appliance:
• Compressors
• Liquid tanks
• Safety valves
• Cooling pressure
• Switches which need to be replaced
• Immediate notification of the serial number of the new device and of the
replaced device
If it is necessary to replace any welded joint on site, Schneider Electric must be
notified immediately of which joint needs repairing, and the name of the technician
performing the repair work must be also notified.
Safety Valve
WARNING
QUALIFIED AND CERTIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY
Charging and maintaining the refrigeration circuit must only be performed by
qualified and certified personnel.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or
equipment damage.
Safety valves are very fragile components.

After a unit has been installed, the safety valves inspection for signs of wear
together with the cooling circuit inspection must be performed by qualified and
certified personnel only.
Both the frequency and procedure of a safety valve periodical inspection need to
be carried out according to the specific legal provisions currently in force in the
country of installation, even after the valve expiration date stated by the supplier
has passed.
If severe signs of wear are detected during the safety valve inspection, the same
must be replaced.
NOTE: Before the valve expiration date, the supplier is responsible for any
valve malfunctions, while once this date has passed, the same responsibility
lies with the qualified and certified inspector.
Canalization for Safety Valves Drainage
CAUTION
HIGH PRESSURE REFRIGERANT
This unit contains pressurized coolant gas and water circuit; all work on
pressurized circuits must be performed by qualified and certified personnel.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment
damage.
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NOTICE
QUALIFIED AND CERTIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY
• The laying of the lines and the refrigerant connections must be performed by
qualified and certified personnel.
• All lines must be properly supported, insulated, and isolated to avoid
premature joint failures due to system vibrations.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.
During the unit installation, it is necessary to canalize safety valves drainage

through discharge lines to allow for relief of any refrigerant leakage into a non-
hazardous area and prevent it from harming personnel or damaging equipment.
This procedure is strictly mandatory for units operating with an A2L

refrigerant and installed in a machinery room or in a ventilated
enclosure, to expel any gas leakage from these.
To perform safety valves drainage canalization, refer to the valves

sizing data mentioned in the EN 13136 Standard and to any possibly
related norm or regulation applying in the country where the installation
takes place. If requested, follow any local-specific directive effective in
the country of installation.
Environmental Considerations
Wind
The equipment is not intended for installation in areas of high wind. Consult the
sales representative for information on any applicable options for installation in
areas of high wind.
Earthquakes
The equipment is not intended for installation in areas at risk of seismic activity.
Consult the sales representative for information on any applicable options for
installation in areas at risk of seismic activity.
ATEX
The equipment is not intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres and
does not comply with Directive 2014/34 / EU (ATEX).
Dust
The equipment is not intended for use in dusty environments and in environments
with conductive dust.
Corrosion
The equipment is not intended for use in a potentially corrosive environment.
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Equipment Disposal
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Disposal
Schneider Electric products comply with international directives on

the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) in electronic and
electrical equipment and the disposal of Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Dispose of any waste electronic or
electrical equipment with the appropriate recycling center. Contact
Schneider Electric for assistance.
At the end of an EEE (Electrical and Electronic Equipment) useful
life, any battery included in the same must be removed and
separated according to the instructions provided by the supplier,
before disposing of the product. Used batteries must be disposed of
at an appropriate waste collection center, as required by local
regulations.
Regulation on Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases

According to Regulation (EU) No. 517/2014 on fluorinated greenhouse gases,
operators of stationary equipment that contain fluorinated greenhouse gases shall
ensure that the recovery of those gases is carried out by natural persons that hold
the relevant certificates provided for by Article 10, so that those gases are
recycled, reclaimed or destroyed.
NOTE: ‘Recovery’ means the collection and storage of fluorinated greenhouse
gases from products, including containers, and equipment during
maintenance or servicing or prior to the disposal of the products or equipment.
Oil Disposal
Refrigerant oil is harmful to the environment, therefore it must be properly recycled
or disposed of, according to 2008/98/EC (Water Framework Directive).
• Collect the oil from the unit by draining it until it is no longer flowing. Be aware
that oil recovered from an air-conditioning equipment may contain halogens.
• Measure and record the quantity of recovered waste oil, then pour it into a
suitable 208 liters container. Do not fill containers over 90% of their capacity
and leave the remaining 10% for expansion.
NOTE: Do not mix refrigerant oil with waste oils.
• If the appliance is being dismantled, store waste oil containers in a diked area
or in a containment vessel, until the dismantling procedure is completed.
• Once the waste oil collection has been completed, contact a licensed waste
oil company for pick up.
Refrigerant Information
Environmental Impacts
Synthetic refrigerants contribute to global warming increase. The refrigerants
listed below feature low global warming potential (GWP). This is possible due to
their thermodynamic properties.
Environmental Impact Parameters

Parameters have been established to determine the environmental impact of
different kinds of refrigerant:
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• O.D.P. (Ozone Depletion Potential) can register a value between 0 and 1

(CFC-R12 = 1).
• G.W.P. (Global Warming Potential) is the relationship between the overall
warming caused by a particular substance and the one caused by CO2
carbon dioxide.
It is important to consider not only the direct environmental impact of the
refrigerant (due to the chemical-physical properties) but the indirect impact as well
(i.e., its effect on cooling machinery throughout the operative life).
About 15% of the world’s electricity is used to power refrigerant and air
conditioning systems. Inefficient use of energy in these applications is a waste of
valuable resources and contributes to global warming. People usually ignore the
fact that most of the global warming effect caused by refrigerating systems comes
from generating energy to power them, and only a small proportion comes from
the release of certain refrigerant such as HCFCs or HFCs.
As a general consideration, refrigerant losses should be minimized.
Refrigerant Type Safety Class O.D.P. PED Group GWP* GWP**

R410A HFC A1 0 2 2088 1920
R454B HFO A2L 0 1 466 –
*Calculated according to European F-Gas regulation N° 517/2014.

**Data from IPCC Assessment Report V (AR5)
Safety Classes
Each refrigerant is assigned to one of three classes (1, 2, or 3) and one optional
subclass (2L), based on lower flammability limit testing, heat of combustion, and
the optional burning velocity measurement.
• Safety class A1: Refrigerants belonging to this class do not feature any
propagation of flame at 60°C air temperature and atmospheric pressure.
• Safety class A2: Refrigerants belonging to this class are slightly flammable
and feature a low flammability limit higher than 0.10 kg/m3 at 60°C air
temperature and atmospheric pressure, and a combustion heat lower than
19.000 kJ/kg.
• Safety class A2L: Refrigerants belonging to this class are slightly flammable
and feature a low flammability limit higher than 0.10 kg/m3 at 60°C air
temperature and atmospheric pressure, and a combustion heat lower than
19.000 kJ/kg and a maximum burning velocity of 10 cm/s.
• Safety class A3: Refrigerants belonging to this class are extremely flammable
and feature a low flammability limit lower than 0.10 kg/m3 at 60°C air
temperature and atmospheric pressure. Even those refrigerants featuring a
combustion heat of 19.000 kJ/kg belong to this flammability class.
R410A Refrigerant
R410A consists of an equicomponent mix of R32 and R125 refrigerants, although
due to the lack of chlorine it allows for environmentally friendly, efficient and
reliable operation in air conditioning system.
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Airflow Configurations
Upflow
Upflow units are designed to distribute air through a supply plenum,
pre-engineered duct system, or drop ceiling. Return air can enter the unit via the
front, rear, or bottom of the unit based on configuration. A floor stand is required to
allow access for power, water, and refrigerant connections on non-raised floor
installations.
na4934b
FRONT RETURN BOTTOM RETURN FRONT RETURN WITH
WITH TOP SUPPLY WITH TOP SUPPLY FRONT SUPPLY
(PLENUM AND GRILLE)
Downflow
Downflow units are designed to distribute air through a void under a raised access
floor or a front supply floor stand when a raised floor is not available. Return air
enters the top of the unit directly from the environment or through a duct system.
na4933d
TOP RETURN WITH FRONT TOP RETURN WITH BOTTOM

SUPPLY SUPPLY
(BASE FRAME)
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Under Floor
Under floor units uniformly distribute large volumes of air into the environment by
means of a void under a raised access floor. The air enters the unit directly from
the environment or through a ventilated or false ceiling.
NOTE: Image is an example only: the unit in use may differ.
TOP RETURN WITH TOP RETURN WITH REAR SUPPLY

BOTTOM SUPPLY
na5294a
TOP RETURN WITH TOP RETURN WITH TOP RETURN WITH
FRONT SUPPLY FRONT AND SIDE SUPPLY OPEN SUPPLY
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Equipment Guidelines
Working Conditions and Environmental Limits
Limit Working Conditions
Power supply 400 V/ 3Ph+N / 50 Hz – TN
Main nominal power supply tolerance* – R0 400 V ±10%
Acceptable Frequency Range* 50 Hz ±0.5%**
50 Hz ±1%***
Limits of THD values* +12%****
Refrigerant type R410A
Room conditions (temperature/humidity) Temperature: 18°C to 40°C (64.4°F to 104°F)
Relative humidity: 30% to 70% and humidity ratio: 5
to 12 gr/kg
External condenser conditions (temperature) –20°C to 50.0°C (5.0°F to 122.0°F)
Low ambient temperature version: –40.0°C to 40.0°C
(-40°F to 104°F)
Maximum inlet dew point 15°C (59°F)
Maximum installation altitude 3000 m (9842.5 ft)
Chilled-Water Circuit
Maximum glycol percentage 50%
Storage Conditions
Temperature –20 to 50°C (–4 to 122°F)
Humidity Relative humidity: <85%RH
*Data refers to IEC/EN 60204–1 prescription standards.
**Nominal frequency continuosly
***For limited periods
****Best practices indicate 5% of the pick as an admitted value for THD. THD values higher than 12% generate
unpredictable unit operation and failures.
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Voltage, Frequency, and THD Limits

• Voltage: The typical power supply for mid–large units in 50 Hz countries is
400 V/3 Ph/50 Hz or 400 V/3 Ph + N/50 Hz, with a tolerance in voltage
according to IEC/EN 60204–1. The unit is protected from voltage conditions
that are outside of these limits and is automatically switched off by means of
the minimum/maximum voltage relay. This means that units monitor the
following items:
◦ Minimum and maximum voltage considering the following note:
NOTE: Onboard voltage relays have a one-second sample time.
These do not protect the unit in the event of extremely quick spikes. If
the power grid can be affected by such events, it is suggested to install
an adequate, field-supplied device to protect the unit. Versions with
different power supplies (voltage and/or frequencies) can be provided
on request, with the same limitations as the usual power supply.
◦ Asymmetry
◦ Missing phase
◦ Sequence phase
• Frequency: Cooling units typically follow the IEC/EN 60204–1 (electrical
circuit design) standards.
• Harmonics distortions: Units are designed to operate correctly within certain
limits of THD values. Best practices indicate 5% of the pick as an admitted
value for THD.
• THD values higher than 12% generate unpredictable unit operation and
failures. THDu status monitoring is usually carried-out by means of a
spectrum analyzer, which is not part of the unit arrangement.
• Voltage unbalance: Neither the voltage of the negative sequence component
nor the voltage of the zero sequence component in three-phase supplies
exceeding 2% of the positive sequence component.
• Voltage interruption: Supply interrupted or at zero voltage for no more than
three (3) milliseconds at any random time in the supply cycle with more than
one (1) second between successive interruptions.
• Voltage dips: Voltage dips not exceeding 20% of the peak voltage of the
supply for more than one (1) cycle with more than one (1) second between
successive dips.
NOTE: Schneider Electric units follow the IEC/EN 60204–1 prescriptions.
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Operating Descriptions
Air-Cooled Direct Expansion Units
Air-cooled Direct Expansion units extract heat from the room and transfer it to the
outside using air-cooled refrigerant heat exchangers (condensers). The indoor
unit and external condenser form an autonomous sealed circuit once installed.
Each refrigeration circuit must be connected to its remote air-cooled condenser
with two copper pipes, one for the gas discharge and one for the liquid return.
Water-Cooled Direct Expansion Units

In water-cooled Direct Expansion units, the heat extracted from the room is
transferred to water via a stainless steel, brazed plate heat exchanger installed
inside the indoor unit. The cooling water may be fed from the main supply, a
cooling tower or a well (open circuit), or recycled in a closed loop cooled by
external coolers. In the latter case, an anti-freeze mixture of water and ethylene
glycol is normally used. Water-cooled units have the advantage that the refrigerant
circuits are pre-charged and sealed in the factory. This makes system installation
extremely simple, eliminating the need for any site-installed refrigerant piping.
Indirect Free Cooling Units

Indirect free cooling units represent an energy-efficient solution in cool or
temperate climates. The operating principle is based on the free-cooling effect
available when the outside air temperature is lower than that in the conditioned
space: the lower the outside temperature, the greater the energy saving. The
microprocessor manages the operation of the unit automatically in three different
situations:
• Summer operation: the cooling unit operates as a normal closed circuit glycol-
cooled system.
• Mid season operation: as the outside temperature drops, the coolant can be
used directly for the free-cooling of the air. In this case, the coolant is
circulated in the coil inside the unit, and both the refrigerant circuit and the
water-glycol circuit contribute to cooling, thus reducing the energy used by
the compressor.
• Winter Operation: if the outside temperature drops further to a level where the
coolant can dissipate the entire heat load from the room, the refrigerant circuit
is shut down completely and the cooling unit operates as a traditional chilled-
water unit with a modulating valve.
Thanks to the operation logic optimized to leverage the free cooling, Uniflair Room
Cooling units with Indirect Free Cooling units provide significant reductions in
operating costs and payback periods.
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Performance Specifications
Air–Cooled Units
Downflow Models with Fixed–Speed Compressors–LDAV Models
Gross Cooling Capacity—Condensing Temperature 45°C
Model LDAV1511A LDAV1911A LDAV2422A LDAV2522A LDAV2722A LDAV3822A

24°C Return Air Temperature, 50% RH
Total – kW 53.5 69.4 79.0 83.0 93.1 132.0

Sensible – kW 51.5 62.0 74.1 83.0 90.1 110
Fan Power Consumption – kW 2.21 2.21 3.00 3.48 4.15 4.24
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 11.00 15.20 17.20 17.10 19.50 30.40
Total – kW 55.7 70.8 80.6 87.0 95.7 134.7

Sensible – kW 55.7 70.8 80.6 87.0 95.7 124.4
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 11.00 15.10 17.20 17.10 19.50 30.40
Total – kW 58.3 73.0 84.4 91.1 100 136.2

Sensible – kW 58.3 73.0 84.4 91.1 100 136.2
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 10.90 15.10 17.10 17.00 19.40 30.30
Total – kW (BTU/hr) 61.0 76.1 88.1 95.3 104.6 141.8
Sensible – kW 61.0 76.1 88.1 95.3 104.6 141.8

Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 10.90 15.00 17.00 16.80 19.30 30.30
Total – kW 67.9 84.2 97.6 106 116.1 156.1

Sensible – kW 67.9 84.2 97.6 106.0 116.1 156.1
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 10.60 14.80 16.70 16.30 18.90 30.00
NOTE: All values are accurate to +/– 8% on cooling capacity and +/– 5% on power consumption and based on nominal fan speed.
NOTE: Contact the local sales representative for special conditions.
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Upflow Models with Fixed–Speed Compressors–LUAV Models

Model LUAV1511A LUAV1911A LUAV2422A LUAV2522A LUAV2722A LUAV3822A

Total – kW (BTU/hr) 53.5 69.4 79.0 83.0 93.1 132.0
Sensible – kW 51.5 62.0 74.1 83.0 90.1 110

Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 11.00 15.20 17.20 17.10 19.50 30.40
Total – kW 55.7 70.8 80.6 87.0 95.7 134.7

Sensible – kW 55.7 70.8 80.6 87.0 95.7 124.4
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 11.00 15.10 17.20 17.10 19.50 30.40
Total – kW 58.3 73.0 84.4 91.1 100 136.2

Sensible – kW (BTU/hr) 58.3 73.0 84.4 91.1 100 136.2
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 10.90 15.10 17.10 17.00 19.40 30.30
Total – kW (BTU/hr) 58.3 73.0 88.1 95.3 104.6 141.8
Sensible – kW 58.3 73.0 88.1 95.3 104.6 141.8

Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 10.90 15.00 17.00 16.80 19.30 30.30
Total – kW (BTU/hr) 67.9 84.2 97.6 106 116.1 156.1
Sensible – kW 67.9 84.2 97.6 106.0 116.1 156.1

Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 10.60 14.80 16.70 16.30 18.90 30.00
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Downflow Models with Variable–Speed Compressors–IDAV Models

Model IDAV1511A IDAV1911A IDAV1922A IDAV2022A

Total – kW 56.0 71.5 61.7 63.8

Sensible – kW 54.9 62.5 57.2 60.9
Fan Power Consumption – kW 2.41 2.41 2.41 2.02
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.8 17.4 14.5 14.5
Total – kW 57.7 73.0 63.5 65.9

Sensible – kW 57.7 71.3 62.7 65.8
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.8 17.4 14.5 14.4
Total – kW 60.3 74.9 65.8 68.9

Sensible – kW 60.3 74.9 65.7 68.8
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.8 17.4 14.4 14.3
Total – kW (BTU/hr) 62.9 78.1 68.6 72
Sensible – kW 62.9 78.1 68.6 72

Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.8 17.5 14.3 14.2
Total – kW 65.6 86.4 76.1 79.9

Sensible – kW 65.6 86.4 76.1 79.9
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.7 17.5 14.1 13.9
Model IDAV2422A IDAV2922A IDAV3822A

24°CReturn Air Temperature, 50% RH
Total – kW 91.3 101.4 133.2

Sensible – kW 75.8 92.4 108.9
Fan Power Consumption – kW 3.03 4.18 4.28
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 20.7 22.0 31.8
Total – kW 93.6 103.7 136.3

Sensible – kW 86.0 102.9 122.8
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Model IDAV2422A IDAV2922A IDAV3822A

Compressor Power
Total – kW (BTU/hr) 95.5 107.4 137.7
Sensible – kW 93.6 107.4 137.6

Compressor Power
Total – kW 98.1 112 142.2

Sensible – kW 98.2 112 142.3
Compressor Power
Total – kW 108.3 124.1 156.6

Sensible – kW 108.4 124.1 156.6
Compressor Power
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Upflow Models with Variable–Speed Compressors—IUAV Models

Model IUAV1511A IUAV1911A IUAV1922A IUAV2022A

Total – kW 56.0 71.5 61.7 63.8

Sensible – kW 54.9 62.5 57.2 60.9
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.8 17.4 14.5 14.5
Total – kW 57.7 73.0 63.5 65.9

Sensible – kW 57.7 71.3 62.7 65.8
Fan Power Consumption – kW 2.41 2,41 2.41 2.02
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.8 17.4 14.5 14.4
Total – kW 60.3 74.9 65.8 68.9

Sensible – kW 60.3 74.9 65.7 68.8
Compressor Power
12.8 17,4 14.4 14.3
Consumption – kW
Total – kW 62.9 78.1 68.6 72.0

Sensible – kW 62.9 78.1 68.6 72.0
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.8 17.5 14.3 14.2
Total – kW 65.6 86.4 76.1 79.9

Sensible – kW 65.6 86.4 76.1 79.9
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.7 17.5 14.1 13.9
Model IUAV2422A IUAV2922A IUAV3822A

Total – kW 91.3 101.4 133.2

Sensible – kW 75.8 92.4 108.9
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 20.7 22 31.8
Total – kW 93.6 103.7 136.3

Sensible – kW 86 102.9 122.8
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Model IUAV2422A IUAV2922A IUAV3822A

Compressor Power
Total – kW 95.5 107.4 137.7

Sensible – kW 93.6 107.4 137.6
Compressor Power
Total – kW 98.2 112.0 142.3

Sensible – kW 98.1 112.0 142.2
Compressor Power
Total – kW 108.4 124.1 156.6

Sensible – kW 108.3 124.1 156.6
Compressor Power
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Under Floor Models with Variable–Speed Compressors–IXAV Models

Model IXAV2322A IXAV2622A IXAV4022A

Total – kW 90.8 100.8 139.5

Sensible – kW 74.6 88.9 119.5
Compressor Power
Total – kW 93.1 102.7 142.5

Sensible – kW 84.2 100 135.6
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 20.6 22 31.6
Total – kW 94.9 105.7 145.1

Sensible – kW 92.1 105.7 145.1
Compressor Power
Total – kW 97.2 110.3 151.2

Sensible – kW 97.2 110.2 151.2
Compressor Power
Total – kW 107.2 121.9 166.9

Sensible – kW 107.2 121.9 166.9
Compressor Power
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Water–Cooled Units
Downflow Models with Fixed–Speed Compressors–LDWV Models
Gross Cooling Capacity—Inlet/Outlet Water Temperatures 30/35°C, 0% Glycol
Model LDWV2422A LDWV2522A LDWV2722A LDWV3822A

Total – kW 83.2 86.8 97.2 137.7

Sensible – kW 75.1 86.8 90.9 111.7
Compressor Power Consumption

15.3 15.3 17.6 27.5
– kW
Water-Side Pressure Drops – kPa 34.7 36.7 46.3 92.3
Total – kW 84.0 90.8 99.0 140.8

Sensible – kW 83.9 90.8 99.0 125.6

15.3 15.2 17.6 27.5
– kW
Total – kW 87.7 94.9 103.5 142.6

Sensible – kW 87.7 94.9 103.5 142.4

15.2 15.1 17.6 27.5
– kW
Total – kW 91.4 99.1 108.0 146.3

Sensible – kW 91.4 99.1 108.0 146.3

15.1 14.9 17.4 27.5
– kW
Total – kW 101.0 109.9 119.4 160.7

Sensible – kW 101.0 109.9 119.4 160.7

14.8 14.4 17.1 27.2
– kW
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Downflow Models with Variable–Speed Compressors–IDWV Models

Model IDWV1511A IDWV1922A IDWV2022A IDWV2422A IDWV2922A IDWV3822A

Total – kW 58.0 65.1 67.1 93.3 104.1 137.9

Sensible – kW 55.4 58.1 63.8 76.5 93.1 110.5
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.0 12.8 12.8 19.6 20.8 29.3
Water-Side Pressure Drops –

82.7 50.7 52.5 45.2 54.6 60.7
kPa
Total – kW 59.3 66.7 69.3 95.6 106.2 141.1

Sensible – kW 56.9 64.3 68.9 86.5 104.2 124
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.0 12.8 12.7 19.6 20.8 29.3

86.6 51.9 55 46.3 55.9 62.2
kPa
Total – kW 61.9 68.5 71.9 97.5 109.5 143.2

Sensible – kW 61.9 68.5 71.9 94.3 109.5 140.6
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.0 12.8 12.6 19.6 20.7 29.3

90.7 54.3 58.9 47.4 58.5 63.7
kPa
Total – kW 64.6 71.4 74.9 99.9 114.2 146.1

64.6 71.4 74.9 99.9 114.2 146.1
Sensible – kW
(220,000) (244,000) (256,000) (341,000) (390,000) (499,000)
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.0 12.7 12.5 19.5 20.7 29.3

99.0 58.1 62.8 49.6 62.6 66.8
kPa
Total – kW 67.8 79.0 82.8 110.0 126.1 160.4

Sensible – kW 67.8 79.0 82.8 110.0 126.1 160.4
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.1 12.4 12.3 19.3 20.6 29.3

105.4 68.6 74.0 57.8 74.2 76.5
kPa
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Upflow Models with Variable–Speed Compressors—IUWV Models

Model IUWV1511A IUWV1922A IUWV2022A IUWV2422A IUWV2922A IUWV3822A

24°C (75°F) Return Air Temperature, 50% RH
Total – kW 58.0 65.1 67.1 93.3 104.1 137.9

Sensible – kW 55.4 58.1 63.8 76.5 93.1 110.5
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.0 12.8 12.8 19.6 20.8 29.3

82.7 50.7 52.5 45.2 54.6 60.7
kPa
Total – kW 59.3 66.7 69.3 95.6 106.2 141.1

Sensible – kW 56.9 64.3 68.9 86.5 104.2 124
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.0 12.8 12.7 19.6 20.8 29.3

86.6 51.9 55 46.3 55.9 62.2
kPa
Total – kW 61.9 68.5 71.9 97.5 109.5 143.2

Sensible – kW 61.9 68.5 71.9 94.3 109.5 140.6
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.0 12.8 12.6 19.6 20.7 29.3

90.7 54.3 58.9 47.4 58.5 63.7
kPa
Total – kW 64.6 71.4 74.9 99.9 114.2 146.1

Sensible – kW 64.6 71.4 74.9 99.9 114.2 146.1
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.0 12.7 12.5 19.5 20.7 29.3

99.0 58.1 62.8 49.6 62.6 66.8
kPa
Total – kW 67.8 79.0 82.8 110.0 126.1 160.4

Sensible – kW 67.8 79.0 82.8 110.0 126.1 160.4
Compressor Power
Consumption – kW 12.1 12.4 12.3 19.3 20.6 29.3

105.4 68.6 74.0 57.8 74.2 76.5
kPa
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Under Floor Models with Variable–Speed Compressors–IXWV Models

Model IXWV2322A IXWV2622A IXWV4022A

Total – kW 92.9 103.4 144.4

Sensible – kW 75.4 89.7 121.1
Compressor Power

62.5 53.3 65
kPa
Total – kW 95.1 105.2 147.4

Sensible – kW 84.8 100.7 136.8
Compressor Power

65.4 54.6 66.6
kPa
Total – kW 96.9 107.9 149.2

Sensible – kW 92.8 107.9 149.2
Compressor Power

67.0 57.2 68.2
kPa
Total – kW 98.9 112.4 155.2

Sensible – kW 98.9 112.4 155.2
Compressor Power

68.5 61.2 73.2
kPa
Total – kW 108.8 123.8 170.7

Sensible – kW 108.8 123.8 170.7
Compressor Power

81.2 71.1 85.5
kPa
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Indirect Free Cooling Units

Downflow Models with Fixed–Speed Compressors–LDEV Models
Model LDEV2422A LDEV2722A

Total – kW 79.1 94.5

Sensible – kW 66.1 82.1
Fan Power Consumption – kW 3.80 5.00
Compressor Power Consumption – kW 15.2 17.4
Water-Side Pressure Drop – kPa 54.3 51.2
Total – kW 81.2 97.0

Total – kW 81.9 98.9

Total – kW 85.3 103.2

Total – kW 108.6 133.2

Sensible (Mechanical Cooling Capacity)– kW 88.6 107.0
Sensible (Free-Cooling Capacity)– kW 20.0 26.1
NOTE: Note: All values are accurate to +/– 8% on cooling capacity and +/– 5% on power consumption and based on nominal fan
speed.
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Downflow Models with Variable–Speed Compressors–IDEV Models

Model IDEV1511A IDEV2022A IDEV2922A

Total – kW 55.4 64.1 100.3

Sensible – kW 51.1 55.9 85
Compressor Power Consumption – kW 11.8 12.6 20.5
Water-Side Pressure Drop – kPa 66.1 59.9 59.3
Total – kW 56.0 65.5 102.9

Sensible – kW 56.0 62.6 97.6
Total – kW 58.4 67.2 104.3

Sensible – kW 58.4 67.2 104.3
Total – kW 60.9 70.0 108.7

Sensible – kW 60.9 70.0 108.7
Total – kW 73.7 90.3 138.9

Sensible (Mechanical Cooling Capacity)–
57.2 72.5 112.6
kW
Sensible (Free-Cooling Capacity)– kW 16.5 17.8 26.3
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Upflow Models with Variable–Speed Compressors—IUEV Models

Model IUEV1511A IUEV2022A IUEV2922A

Total – kW 55.4 64.1 100.3

Sensible – kW 51.1 55.9 85
Total – kW 56 65.5 102.9

Sensible – kW 56 62.6 97.6
Total – kW 58.4 67.2 104.3

Sensible – kW 58.4 67.2 104.3
Total – kW 60.9 70.0 108.7

Sensible – kW 60.9 70.0 108.7
Total – kW 73.7 90.3 138.9

57.2 72.5 112.6
kW
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Under Floor Models with Variable–Speed Compressors–IXEV Models

Model IXEV2311A IXEV2622A IXEV4022A

Total – kW 57.8 98.3 135.1

Sensible – kW 56.5 80.9 108.4
Total – kW 59.2 100.9 138.7

Sensible – kW 59.2 92.1 122.6
Total – kW 61.8 102.7 141.1

Sensible – kW 61.8 101.9 139.9
Compressor Power Consumption – kW 11.8 20.5 29
66.5 60.9 141.1

Water-Side Pressure Drop – kPa
(9.65) (8.83) (20.46)
Total – kW 64.5 105.7 143.9

Sensible – kW 64.5 105.7 143.9
Water-Side Pressure Drop – kPa 71.3 63.7 92
Total – kW 81.2 134 180.8

61.6 109.1 148.4
kW
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General Specifications
LDAV, LDWV Models
LDAV2422A LDAV2522A
Unit Data LDAV1511A LDAV1911A
LDWV2442A LDWV2522A
Supply Voltage – V/Ph/Hz 400/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50
Electric Reheat – Standard

Total Power – kW 9 9 9 18
Number of Elements 3 3 3 6
Number of Stages 3 3 3 3
Humidification – Steam Canister Immersed Electrode

Capacity – kg/hr 8 8 8 8
Nominal Power – kW 5.8 5.8 5.8 5.8

Flush Cycle Automatic Automatic Automatic Automatic
Radial Fans with Backward-Curved Blades and Electronic Commutation (EC)
Quantity 2 2 2 2*
Air Flow Rate @ 20 Pa – m3/h 16,800 16,800 20,000 24,300
Nominal Fan Speed – % 75 75 82 88
Maximum Static Head Pressure – Pa 397 397 327 250

Condensate Drain Pump
Nominal Water Flow – C Version 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h
Nominal Water Flow – D Version 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h
Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 1.83 1.83 2.20 2.88

Face Velocity – m/s 2.55 2.55 2.53 2.34
Compressors
Refrigerant Type R410A
Compressor Type Fixed-speed rotary scroll
Quantity 1 1 2 2
Quantity of Refrigerant Circuits 1 1 2 2
Maximum Speed – rpm 2900 2900 2900 2900
Physical Data
Height** – mm 2150 2150 2150 2150
Width – mm 1777 1777 2082 2650

Depth – mm 900 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 2 2 3 4
Front Dimensions*** – m2 0.67 0.67 0.51 0.51

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0 150.0 150.0
Total Filtering Area – m2 7.31 7.31 8.43 11.24
Connection Sizes (Not Recommended Piping Sizes)
Refrigerant Connections (Air-Cooled Units)
Liquid Line – mm (ODS) 22 22 20 20
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LDAV2422A LDAV2522A
Unit Data LDAV1511A LDAV1911A
LDWV2442A LDWV2522A
Hot Gas Line – mm (ODS) 22 22 22 22
Water Connections (Water-Cooled Units)
Water Inlet G2 – UNI ISO 228/1

Water Outlet G2 – UNI ISO 228/1
Condensate
Drain Line w/ Humidifier – mm (OD hose) 20 20 20 20
Drain Line w/o Humidifier – mm (OD

hose) 20 20 20 20
Humidifier
Supply Line – in. 3/4 GAS 3/4 GAS 3/4 GAS 3/4 GAS
* If the unit is equipped with high-efficiency air filters (EU6 or EU7), the unit is equipped with three fans instead of two fans.
**Includes plenum
***Per element
LDAV2722A LDAV3822A
Unit Data
LDWV2722A LDWV3822A
Supply Voltage – V/Ph/Hz 400/3/50 400/3/50

Total Power – kW 18 18
Number of Elements 6 6
Number of Stages 3 3

Capacity – kg/hr 8 8
Nominal Power – kW 5.8 5.8

Flush Cycle Automatic Automatic
Quantity 2* 3
Air Flow Rate @ 20 Pa – m3/h 26,000 27,000
Nominal Fan Speed – % 94 80
Maximum Static Head Pressure – Pa 149 345

Nominal Water Flow – C Version 500 l/h 500 l/h

Nominal Water Flow – D Version 500 l/h 500 l/h
Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 2.88 2.88

Face Velocity – m/s 2.51 2.60
Compressors
Quantity 2 2
Quantity of Refrigerant Circuits 2 2
Maximum Speed – rpm 2900 2900
Physical Data
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LDAV2722A LDAV3822A
Unit Data
LDWV2722A LDWV3822A
Height** – mm 2150 2150
Width – mm 2650 2650

Depth – mm 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 4 4
Front Dimensions*** – m2 0.51 0.51

Depth – mm (in.) 150.0 150.0
Total Filtering Area – m2 11.24 11.24
Liquid Line – mm (ODS) 20 22
Hot Gas Line – mm (ODS) 22 28
Water Inlet
Water Outlet
Condensate
Drain Line w/ Humidifier – mm (OD hose) 20 20
Drain Line w/o Humidifier – mm (OD 20

hose) 20
Humidifier
Supply Line – in. 3/4 GAS 3/4 GAS
**Includes plenum
***Per element
LDEV Models
Unit Data LDEV2422A LDEV2722A



Quantity 2* 3
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Unit Data LDEV2422A LDEV2722A

Nominal Water Flow 500 l/h 500 l/h

Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 2.20 2.88

Compressors
Quantity 2 2
Physical Data
Height** – mm 2150 2150
Width – mm 2082 2650

Depth – mm 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 3 4

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0
Water Connections
Condensate
Drain Line w/o Humidifier – mm (OD hose) 20 20
Humidifier
**Includes plenum
***Per element
IDAV, IDWV Models

IDAV1511A IDAV1922A IDAV2022A
Unit Data IDAV1911A
IDWV1511A IDWV1922A IDWV2022A

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Unit Data IDAV1911A
Nominal Power – kW 5.77 5.77 5.77 5.77

Quantity 2 2 2 2

Nominal Water Flow – l/h 500 500 500 500

Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2) 1.83 1.83 1.83 2.20
Face Velocity – m/s 2.55 2.55 2.55 2.15
Fixed-Speed Scroll Compressors
Quantity – – 1 1
Quantity of Refrigerant Circuits – – 1 1
Maximum Speed – rpm – – 2900 2900
Variable-Speed Scroll Compressors
Quantity 1 1 1 1
Maximum Speed – rps 100 100 100 100
Physical Data
Height** – mm 2150 2150 2150 2150
Width – mm 1777 1777 1777 2082

Depth – mm 900 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 2 2 2 3

Depth – mm (in.) 150.0 150.0 150.0 150.0
Water Inlet G1 1/2 – UNI ISO 228/1

Water Outlet G1 1/2 – UNI ISO 228/1
Condensate
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Unit Data IDAV1911A
Drain Line w/o Humidifier – mm (OD hose) 20 20 20 20
Humidifier
**Includes plenum
***Per element

Unit Data
Supply Voltage – V/Ph/Hz 400/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50

Total Power – kW 9 18 18
Number of Elements 3 6 6
Number of Stages 3 3 3

Capacity – kg/hr 8 8 8
Nominal Power – kW 5.77 5.77 5.77

Flush Cycle Automatic Automatic Automatic
Quantity 2 2* 3
Air Flow Rate @ 20 Pa – m3/h 20,000 26,000 27,000
Nominal Fan Speed – % 82 94 80
Maximum Static Head Pressure – Pa 324 146 342

Nominal Water Flow – l/h 500 500 500

Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 2.20 2.88 2.88

Face Velocity – m/s 2.53 2.51 2.60
Quantity 1 1 1
Quantity of Refrigerant Circuits 1 1 1
Maximum Speed – rpm 2900 2900 2900
Quantity 1 1 1
Maximum Speed – rps 100 100 100
Physical Data
Height** – mm 2150 2150 2150
Width – mm 2082 2650 2650

Depth – mm 900 900 900
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Unit Data
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 3 4 4
Front Dimensions*** – m2 0.51 0.51 0.51

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0 150.0
Total Filtering Area – m2 8.43 11.24 11.24
Liquid Line – mm (ODS) 20 20 22
Hot Gas Line – mm (ODS) 22 22 28

Condensate
Drain Line w/ Humidifier – mm (OD hose) 20 20 20
Drain Line w/o Humidifier – mm (OD hose) 20 20 20
Humidifier
Supply Line – in. 3/4 GAS 3/4 GAS 3/4 GAS
**Includes plenum
***Per element
IDEV Models
Unit Data IDEV1511A IDEV2022A IDEV2922A



Quantity 2 2* 3


Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 1.83 2.20 2.88
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Unit Data IDEV1511A IDEV2022A IDEV2922A

Quantity – 1 1
Quantity of Refrigerant Circuits – 1 1
Maximum Speed – rpm – 2900 2900
Quantity 1 1 1
Physical Data
Height** – mm 2150 2150 2150
Width – mm 1777 2082 2650

Depth – mm 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 2 3 4
Front Dimensions***– m2 0.67 0.51 0.51

Depth – mm (in.) 150.0 150.0 150.0
Water Inlet G1 1/2 – UNI ISO 228/1 G2 – UNI ISO 228/1

Water Outlet G1 1/2 – UNI ISO 228/1 G2 – UNI ISO 228/1
Condensate
Humidifier
*If the unit is equipped with high-efficiency air filters (EU6 or EU7), the unit is equipped with three fans instead of two fans.
**Includes plenum
***Per element
LUAV Models
Unit Data LUAV1511A LUAV1911A LUAV2422A LUAV2522A

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Unit Data LUAV1511A LUAV1911A LUAV2422A LUAV2522A

Nominal Power – kW 5.8 5.8 5.8 5.8

Quantity 2 2 2 2*
Air Flow Rate @ 20 Pa – m3/h 16 800 16 800 20 000 24 300

Nominal Water Flow – C Version 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h
Nominal Water Flow – D Version 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h
Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 1.83 1.83 2.20 2.88

Face Velocity – m/s 2.55 2.55 2.53 2.34
Compressors
Quantity 1 1 2 2
Maximum Speed – rpm 2900 2900 2900 2900
Physical Data
Height – mm 1950 1950 1950 1950
Width – mm 1777 1777 2082 2650

Depth – mm 900 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 2 2 3 4

Depth – mm (in.) 150.0 150.0 150.0 150.0

Condensate
Humidifier
***Per element
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Unit Data LUAV2722A LUAV3822A




Quantity 2* 3

Nominal Water Flow – C Version 500 l/h 500 l/h

Nominal Water Flow – D Version 500 l/h 500 l/h
Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 2.88 2.88

Compressors
Quantity 2 2
Physical Data
Height – mm 1950 1950
Width – mm 2650 2650

Depth – mm 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 4 4

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0
Liquid Line – mm (ODS) 20 22
Hot Gas Line – mm (ODS) 22 28

Condensate
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Unit Data LUAV2722A LUAV3822A

Drain Line w/o Humidifier – mm (OD

hose) 20 20
Humidifier
***Per element
IUAV, IUWV Models

IUAV1511A IUAV1922A IUAV2022A
Unit Data IUAV1911A
IUWV1511A IUWV1922A IUWV2022A


Nominal Power – kW 5.77 5.77 5.77 5.77

Quantity 2 2 2 2

Nominal Water Flow – l/h 500 500 500 500

Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 1.83 1.83 1.83 2.20

Face Velocity – m/s 2.55 2.55 2.55 2.15
Quantity – – 1 1
Quantity of Refrigerant Circuits – – 1 1
Maximum Speed – rpm – – 2900 2900
Quantity 1 1 1 1
Maximum Speed – rps 100 100 100 100
Physical Data
Height – mm 1950 1950 1950 1950
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Unit Data IUAV1911A
Width – mm 1777 1777 1777 2082
Depth – mm 900 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 2 2 2 3
Front Dimensions* – m2 0.67 0.67 0.67 0.51

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0 150.0 150.0
Water Inlet G1 1/2 – UNI ISO 228/1

Water Outlet G1 1/2 – UNI ISO 228/1
Condensate
Humidifier
* Per element
**If the unit is equipped with high-efficiency air filters (EU6 or EU7), the unit is equipped with three fans.

Unit Data



Quantity 2 ** 3
Air Flow Rate @ 20 Pa – m3/h 20 000 26 000 27 000


Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 2.20 2.88 2.88

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Unit Data
Quantity 1 1 1
Quantity 1 1 1
Physical Data
Height – mm 1950 1950 1950
Width – mm 2082 2650 2650

Depth – mm 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 3 4 4
Front Dimensions* – m2 0.51 0.51 0.51

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0 150.0
Liquid Line – mm (ODS) 20 22 22
Hot Gas Line – mm (ODS) 22 28 28

Condensate
Humidifier
* Per element
**If the unit is equipped with high-efficiency air filters (EU6 or EU7), the unit is equipped with three fans.
IUEV Models
Unit Data IUEV1511A IUEV2022A IUEV2922A

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Quantity 2 2* 3


Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 1.83 2.20 2.88

Quantity – 1 1
Quantity 1 1 1
Physical Data
Height – mm 1950 1950 1950
Width – mm 1777 2082 2650

Depth – mm 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 2 3 4
Front Dimensions** – m2 0.67 0.51 0.51

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0 150.0
Water Connections
Water Inlet G1 1/2 – UNI ISO 228/1 G2 – UNI ISO 228/1
Water Outlet G1 1/2 – UNI ISO 228/1 G2 – UNI ISO 228/1

Condensate
Humidifier
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*If the unit is equipped with high-efficiency air filters (EU6 or EU7), the unit is equipped with three fans.
**Per element
IXAV, IXWV Models

IXAV2322A IXAV2622A IXAV4022A
Unit Data
IXWV2322A IXWV2622A IXWV4022A



Quantity 2 2 3
Air Flow Rate @ 20 Pa – m3/h 18 800 23 400 30 000

Nominal Water Flow 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h

Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 2.60 3.11 4.08

Quantity 1 1 1
Quantity 1 1 1
Physical Data
Height* – mm 2715 2715 2715
Width – mm 1777 2082 2650

Depth – mm 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
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IXAV2322A IXAV2622A IXAV4022A

Unit Data
IXWV2322A IXWV2622A IXWV4022A
Quantity 2 3 4

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0 150.0
Liquid Line – mm (ODS) 22/22 22/20 22/22
Hot Gas Line – mm (ODS) 22/22 22/22 28/28

Condensate
Humidifier
*Includes plenum
**Per element
IXEV Models
Unit Data IXEV2311A IXEV2622A IXEV4022A



Quantity 2 2 2

Nominal Water Flow 500 l/h 500 l/h 500 l/h

Evaporator Coil
Face Area – m2 2.60 3.11 4.08

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Unit Data IXEV2311A IXEV2622A IXEV4022A

Quantity – 1 1
Quantity 1 1 1
Physical Data
Height* – mm 2715 2715 2715
Width – mm 1777 2082 2650

Depth – mm 900 900 900
Filters (EU4)
Quantity 2 3 4

Depth – mm 150.0 150.0 150.0
Water Connections
Condensate
Humidifier
*Includes plenum
**Per element
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Sound Data
Sound Pressure Measurement Positioning
1 m (3.28 ft)
na3883a
2 m (6.56 ft)
LDAV, LDWV Models

Hz Linear Frequency – dB
Airflow – dB (A)
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
LDAV1511A 16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
LDAV1911A 16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
LDAV2422A
20,000 49.4 59.5 58.3 53.8 57.6 57.7 50.2 46.6 62.4
LDWV2422A
LDAV2522A
24,300 52.6 61.9 61.3 58.1 60.2 63.0 55.5 48.4 66.7
LDWV2522A
LDAV2722A
26,000 53.7 63.8 62.1 60.2 61.6 65.1 58.9 50.6 68.8
LDWV2722A
LDAV3822A
27,000 50.7 59.0 58.4 54.7 58.6 58.2 50.7 48.1 63.1
LDWV3822A
NOTE: With EU4 standard filter installed.

NOTE: Sound levels are expressed with a tolerance of 0/+2 dB.
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Airflow – dB (A)
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
LDAV1511A 16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63.0
LDAV1911A 16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63.0
LDAV2422A
20,000 49.7 59.2 58.1 55.1 58.4 58.8 51.9 48.8 63.4
LDWV2422A
LDAV2522A
24,300 52.0 62.2 60.5 58.6 60.5 62.7 56.6 49.8 66.8
LDWV2522A
LDAV2722A
26,000 53 67.5 61.9 60.3 61.6 64.5 59.8 51.8 68.7
LDWV2722A
LDAV3822A
27,000 52.7 59.9 60.6 56.7 59.7 59.8 53.0 50.9 64.7
LDWV3822A

LDEV Models
Airflow – dB (A)
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
LDEV2422A 20,000 <40 46.5 52.8 53.7 60.7 62.0 54.3 48.6 65.5
LDEV2722A 26,000 <40 45.4 52.3 54.0 61.1 61.9 54.2 49.5 65.6

Airflow – dB (A)
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
LDEV2422A 20,000 <40 46.1 52.5 54.9 61.4 63.0 55.9 50.7 66.4
LDEV2722A 26,000 <40 46.3 54.5 56.0 62.2 63.5 56.5 52.3 67.2

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IDAV and IDWV Models

Airflow – dB (A)
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IDAV1511A
16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
IDWV1511A
IDAV1911A 16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
IDAV1922A
16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
17,000 49.7 55.0 55.9 52.3 56.4 55.1 46.9 43.4 60.4
IDWV2022A
IDAV2422A
20,000 50.9 61.0 59.8 55.3 59.1 59.2 51.7 48.1 63.9
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
26,000 55.2 65.3 63.6 61.7 63.1 66.6 60.4 52.1 70.3
IDWV2922A
IDAV3822A
27,000 52.2 60.5 59.9 56.2 60.1 59.7 52.2 49.6 64.6
IDWV3822A

Airflow – dB (A)
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IDAV1511A
16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63.0
IDWV1511A
IDAV1911A 16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63.0
IDAV1922A
16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63.0
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
17,000 50.1 57.0 56.9 53.4 57.4 56.5 48.8 46.2 61.6
IDWV2022A
IDAV2422A
20,000 51.2 60.7 59.6 56.6 59.9 60.3 53.4 50.3 64.9
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
26,000 54.5 69.0 63.4 61.8 63.1 66.0 61.3 53.3 70.2
IDWV2922A
IDAV3822A
27,000 54.2 61.4 62.1 58.2 61.2 61.3 54.5 52.4 66.2
IDWV3822A

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IDEV Models
Airflow – Hz Linear Frequency – dB dB (A)
Model m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IDEV1511A 16,800 <40 42.8 50.3 52.2 59.5 59.7 51.7 47.0 63.6
IDEV2022A 17,000 <40 40.5 48.9 50.7 58.0 57.9 49.5 43.9 61.9
IDEV2922A 26,000 <40 45.4 52.3 54.0 61.1 61.9 54.2 49.5 65.6

Hz Linear Frequency – dB dB (A)

Airflow –
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IDEV1511A 16,800 <40 44.7 52.5 53.7 60.4 61.1 53.8 49.6 65
IDEV2022A 17,000 <40 42.2 49.6 51.5 58.7 59.0 51.1 46.4 62.9
IDEV2922A 26,000 <40 46.0 54.2 55.7 61.9 63.2 56.2 52.0 66.9

LUAV Models
Airflow – dB (A)
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
LUAV1511A 16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
LUAV1911A 16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
LUAV2422A 20,000 49.4 59.5 58.3 53.8 57.6 57.7 50.2 46.6 62.4
LUAV2522A 24 300 52.6 61.9 61.3 58.1 60.2 63.0 55.5 48.4 66.7
LUAV2722A 26,000 53.7 63.8 62.1 60.2 61.6 65.1 58.9 50.6 68.8
LUAV3822A 27,000 50.7 59.0 58.4 54.7 58.6 58.2 50.7 48.1 63.1

Airflow – dB (A)
Model
m3/h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
LUAV1511A 16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63.0
LUAV1911A 16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63.0
LUAV2422A 20,000 49.7 59.2 58.1 55.1 58.4 58.8 51.9 48.8 63.4
LUAV2522A 24,300 52.0 62.2 60.5 58.6 60.5 62.7 56.6 49.8 66.8
LUAV2722A 26,000 53 67.5 61.9 60.3 61.6 64.5 59.8 51.8 68.7
LUAV3822A 27,000 52.7 59.9 60.6 56.7 59.7 59.8 53.0 50.9 64.7

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IUAV, IUWV Models–Bottom Return

Model Airflow – m3/h dB (A)
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IUAV1511A
16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
IUWV1511A
IUAV1911A 16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
IUAV1922A
16,800 50.0 56.6 56.6 53.1 57.2 56.2 48.4 45.8 61.3
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
17,000 49.7 55 55.9 52.3 56.4 55.1 46.9 43.4 60.4
IUWV2022A
IUAV2422A
20,000 50.9 61 59.8 55.3 59.1 59.2 51.7 48.1 63.9
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
26,000 55.2 65.3 63.6 61.7 63.1 66.6 60.4 52.1 70.3
IUWV2922A
IUAV3822A
27,000 52.2 60.5 59.9 56.2 60.1 59.7 52.2 49.6 64.6
IUWV3822A

63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IUAV1511A
16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63
IUWV1511A
IUAV1911A 16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63
IUAV1922A
16,800 52.0 58.8 59.1 54.9 58.4 57.9 50.8 48.7 63
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
17,000 50.1 57.0 56.9 53.4 57.4 56.5 48.8 46.2 61.6
IUWV2022A
IUAV2422A
20,000 51.2 60.7 59.6 56.6 59.9 60.3 53.4 50.3 64.9
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
26,000 54.5 69.0 63.4 61.8 63.1 66.0 61.3 53.3 70.2
IUWV2922A
IUAV3822A
27,000 54.2 61.4 62.1 58.2 61.2 61.3 54.5 52.4 66.2
IUWV3822A

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IUAV, IUWV Models–Front Return

63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IUAV1511A
16,800 54.0 60.6 60.6 57.1 61.2 60.2 52.4 49.8 65.3
IUWV1511A
IUAV1911A 16,800 54.0 60.6 60.6 57.1 61.2 60.2 52.4 49.8 65.3
IUAV1922A
16,800 54.0 60.6 60.6 57.1 61.2 60.2 52.4 49.8 65.3
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
17,000 53.7 59.0 59.9 56.3 60.4 59.1 50.9 47.4 64.4
IUWV2022A
IUAV2422A
20,000 54.9 65.0 63.8 59.3 63.1 63.2 55.7 52.1 67.9
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
26,000 59.2 69.3 67.6 65.7 67.1 70.6 64.4 56.1 74.3
IUWV2922A
IUAV3822A
27,000 56.2 64.5 63.9 60.2 64.1 63.7 56.2 53.6 68.6
IUWV3822A

Airflow – m3/ dB (A)
Model
h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IUAV1511A
16,800 56.0 62.8 63.1 58.9 62.4 61.9 54.8 52.7 67.0
IUWV1511A
IUAV1911A 16,800 56.0 62.8 63.1 58.9 62.4 61.9 54.8 52.7 67.0
IUAV1922A
16,800 56.0 62.8 63.1 58.9 62.4 61.9 54.8 52.7 67.0
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
17,000 54.1 61.0 60.9 57.4 61.4 60.5 52.8 50.2 65.6
IUWV2022A
IUAV2422A
20,000 55.2 64.7 63.6 60.6 63.9 64.3 57.4 54.3 68.9
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
26,000 58.5 73.0 67.4 65.8 67.1 70.0 65.3 57.3 74.2
IUWV2922A
IUAV3822A
27,000 58.2 65.4 66.1 62.2 65.2 65.3 58.5 56.4 70.2
IUWV3822A

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IUEV Models–Bottom Return

Model
h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IUEV1511A 16,800 <40 42.8 50.3 52.2 59.5 59.7 51.7 47 63.6
IUEV2022A 17,000 <40 40.5 48.9 50.7 58.0 57.9 49.5 43.9 61.9
IUEV2922A 26,000 <40 45.4 52.3 54.0 61.1 61.9 54.2 49.5 65.6

Model
h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IUEV1511A 16,800 <40 44.7 52.5 53.7 60.4 61.1 53.8 49.6 65
IUEV2022A 17,000 <40 42.2 49.6 51.5 58.7 59.0 51.1 46.4 62.9
IUEV2922A 26,000 <40 46.0 54.2 55.7 61.9 63.2 56.2 52.0 66.9

IUEV Models–Front Return

Model
h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IUEV1511A 16,800 <40 46.8 54.3 56.2 63.5 63.7 55.7 51.0 67.6
IUEV2022A 17,000 <40 44.5 52.9 54.7 62.0 61.9 53.5 47.9 65.9
IUEV2922A 26,000 <40 49.4 56.3 58.0 65.1 65.9 58.2 53.5 69.6

Model
h
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IUEV1511A 16,800 <40 48.7 56.5 57.7 64.4 65.1 57.8 53.6 69.0
IUEV2022A 17,000 <40 46.2 53.6 55.5 62.7 63.0 55.1 50.4 66.9
IUEV2922A 26,000 <40 50.0 58.2 59.7 65.9 67.2 60.2 56.0 70.9

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IXAV, IXWV Models

63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IXAV2322A
18,800 51.4 60.2 59.5 55.3 59.2 58.8 50.9 47.5 63.7
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
23,400 54.0 63.8 62.8 59.9 62.3 64.1 57.4 51.3 68.2
IXWV2622A
IXAV4022A
30,000 53.6 63.6 62.5 57.9 61.7 61.8 54.2 50.4 66.5
IXWV4022A

63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IXAV2322A
18,800 52.2 61.0 60.3 56.9 60.3 60.4 53.3 50.9 65.2
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
23,400 53.6 65.9 62.0 61.1 62.7 64.2 59.0 53.5 68.7
IXWV2622A
IXAV4022A
30,000 54.1 63.7 62.4 59.7 62.8 63.2 56.4 53.5 67.9
IXWV4022A

IXEV Models
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IXEV2311A 18,800 <40 44.5 51.3 52.5 59.6 60.4 52.3 46.8 64.1
IXEV2622A 23,400 <40 47.7 54.2 56.7 62.3 65.3 58.4 50.2 68.3
IXEV4022A 30,000 <40 46.1 52.5 53.3 60.3 61.6 53.8 47.9 65.1

63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
IXEV2311A 18,800 <40 45.0 51.8 53.8 60.4 61.7 54.4 49.9 65.3
IXEV2622A 23,400 <40 49.7 53.3 57.8 62.6 65.3 59.9 52.3 68.6
IXEV4022A 30,000 <40 45.9 52.1 54.8 61.1 62.7 55.7 50.7 66.2

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Electrical Specifications
LDAV, LDWV, LDEV Models
Unit
Version C D T
Reheat Option None None Standard Electric Reheat**
Humidifier Option None Humidifier None
SC-
Model V*** CR* kW OA FLA LRA kW OA FLA LRA kW OA FLA LRA
(kA)
LDAV1511A 400 15 18.80 33.0 39.3 201.2 24.56 41.3 47.6 209.5 18.80 33.0 39.3 201.2
LDAV1911A 400 15 23.96 40.2 47.2 219.2 29.73 48.5 55.5 227.5 23.96 40.2 47.2 219.2
LDAV2422A
LDWV2422A 400 15 24.46 43.1 56.7 180 30.23 51.4 65.0 188 24.46 43.1 56.7 180
LDEV2422A
LDAV2522A
400 15 24.8 43.6 56.7 180 30.57 52.0 65.0 188 24.80 43.6 56.7 180
LDWV2522A
LDAV2722A
LDWV2722A 400 15 28.74 49.5 62.3 193 34.51 57.8 70.6 202 28.74 49.5 62.3 193
LDEV2722A
LDAV3822A
400 15 41.54 69.9 93.7 268 47.31 78.2 102.0 276 41.54 69.9 93.7 268
LDWV3822A
*According to CEI EN 60947-2
**Standard heaters
***Voltage
SCCR: Short circuit current rating
OA: Operating amps
LRA: Locked rotor amps
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Version T + Dehumidification H
Reheat Option Standard Electric Reheat** Standard Electric Reheat**
Humidifier Option None Humidifier
Volt- SCCR*
Model age (kA) kW OA FLA LRA kW OA FLA LRA
LDAV1511A 400 15 18.80 33.0 39.3 201.2 27.80 46.0 52.3 214.2
LDAV1911A 400 15 32.96 53.2 60.2 232.2 32.96 53.2 60.2 232.2
LDAV2422A
LDWV2422A 400 15 24.46 43.1 56.7 180 30.23 51.4 65.0 188
LDEV2422A
LDAV2522A
400 15 32.16 50.6 58.5 180 30.57 52.0 65.0 188
LDWV2522A
LDAV2722A
LDWV2722A 400 15 34.60 54.2 62.3 193 34.51 57.8 70.6 202
LDEV2722A
LDAV3822A
400 15 41.54 69.9 93.7 268 47.31 78.2 102.0 276
LDWV3822A
**Standard heaters
Single fan data (EU4 filter)
Model Voltage Air Flow – m3/h kW OA FLA
LDAV1511A 400 16,800 1.11* 2.21** 1.85 4.2
LDAV1911A 400 16,800 1.11* 2.21** 1.85 4.2
LDAV2422A
LDWV2422A 400 20,000 1.59* 3.18** 2.4 4.2
LDEV2422A
LDAV2522A
400 24,300 1.76* 3.52** 2.7 4.2
LDWV2522A
LDAV2722A
LDWV2722A 400 26,000 2.23* 4.46** 3.5 4.2
LDEV2722A
LDAV3822A
400 27,000 1.50* 4.50** 2.3 4.2
LDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
*Single fan power input absorption
**Total fan power input absorption
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Electric heaters
Heater Type Standard
Version T H
Model kW OA kW OA
LDAV1511A 9 13 9 13
LDAV1911A 9 13 9 13
LDAV2422A
LDWV2422A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
LDEV2422A
LDAV2522A
18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
LDWV2522A
LDAV2722A
LDWV2722A 18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
LDEV2722A
LDAV3822A
18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
LDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
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Humidifier
Unit Version Version H Version D
Model Voltage kW OA kW OA
LDAV1511A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3

LDAV1911A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LDAV2422A
LDWV2422A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LDEV2422A
LDAV2522A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LDWV2522A
LDAV2722A
LDWV2722A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LDEV2722A
LDAV3822A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
Fixed-speed compressors
Model Voltage kW OA FLA LRA
LDAV1511A 400 13.60 24.57 30.87 197

LDAV1911A 400 18.76 31.78 38.76 215
LDAV2422A
LDWV2422A 400 10.64 19.1 24.2 147
LDEV2422A
LDAV2522A
400 10.64 19.1 24.2 147
LDWV2522A
LDAV2722A
LDWV2722A 400 12.14 21.3 27.0 158
LDEV2722A
LDAV3822A
400 18.76 31.78 38.76 215
LDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps

NOTE: Data refers to a single compressor. **22A models are equipped with two compressors.
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IDAV, IDWV, IDEV Models

Unit
Version C D T
SC-
(kA)
IDAV1511A
IDWV1511A 400 15 18.03 28.9 35.9 35.9 23.80 37.3 44.2 44.2 18.03 28.9 35.9 35.9
IDEV1511A
IDAV1911A 400 15 25.65 40.7 44.4 44.4 31.42 49.1 52.7 52.7 25.65 40.7 44.4 44.4
IDAV1922A
400 15 19.70 31.2 42.0 147.3 25.47 39.5 50.3 155.6 19.70 31.2 42.0 147.3
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
IDWV2022A 400 15 19.08 30.3 42.0 147.3 24.85 38.6 50.3 155.6 19.08 30.3 42.0 147.3
IDEV2022A
IDAV2422A
400 15 25.29 42.9 60.1 182.9 31.06 51.3 68.4 191.2 25.29 42.9 60.1 182.9
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
IDWV2922A 400 15 31.79 52.6 62.9 193.9 37.56 60.9 71.2 202.2 31.79 52.6 62.9 193.9
IDEV2922A
IDAV3822A
400 15 43.42 71.5 89.4 263.8 49.19 79.8 97.7 272.1 43.42 71.5 89.4 263.8
IDWV3822A
*According to CEI EN 60947-2 SCCR: Short circuit current rating
**Standard heaters OA: Operating amps
***Voltage LRA: Locked rotor amps
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Volt- SCCR*
IDAV1511A
IDWV1511A 400 15 27.03 41.9 48.9 48.9 27.03 41.9 48.9 48.9
IDEV1511A
IDAV1911A 400 15 34.65 53.7 57.4 57.4 34.65 53.7 57.4 57.4
IDAV1922A
400 15 kA 20.91 33.0 42.0 147.3 25.47 39.5 50.3 155.6
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
IDWV2022A 400 15 kA 20.29 32.1 42.0 147.3 24.85 38.6 50.3 155.6
IDEV2022A
IDAV2422A
400 15 kA 25.29 42.9 60.1 182.9 31.06 51.3 68.4 191.2
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
IDWV2922A 400 15 kA 37.65 57.3 62.9 193.9 37.56 60.9 71.2 202.2
IDEV2922A
IDAV3822A
400 15 kA 43.42 71.5 89.4 263.9 49.19 79.8 97.7 272.1
IDWV3822A
**Standard heaters
OA: Operating amps
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IDAV1511A
IDWV1511A 400 16,800 1.28 2.0 4.4
IDEV1511A
IDAV1911A 400 16,800 1.21 2.0 4.2
IDAV1922A
400 16,800 1.29 2.0 4.4
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
IDWV2022A 400 17,000 0.98 1.6 4.4
IDEV2022A
IDAV2422A
400 20,000 1.62 2.5 4.4
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
IDWV2922A 400 26,000 2.09 3.2 4.4
IDEV2922A
IDAV3822A
400 27,000 1.53 2.4 4.4
IDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
Electric heaters
Version T H
Model kW OA kW OA
IDAV1511A
IDWV1511A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IDEV1511A
IDAV1911A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IDAV1922A
9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
IDWV2022A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IDEV2022A
IDAV2422A
9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
IDWV2922A 18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
IDEV2922A
IDAV3822A
18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
IDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
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IDAV1511A
IDWV1511A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IDEV1511A
IDAV1911A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IDAV1922A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
IDWV2022A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IDEV2022A
IDAV2422A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
IDWV2922A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IDEV2922A
IDAV3822A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
IDAV1511A
IDWV1511A – – – – –
IDEV1511A
IDAV1911A – – – – –
IDAV1922A
400 9.33 15.9 19.7 125
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
IDWV2022A 400 9.33 15.9 19.7 125
IDEV2022A
IDAV2422A
400 10.64 19.1 24.2 147
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
IDWV2922A 400 12.14 21.3 27.0 158
IDEV2922A
IDAV3822A
400 18.52 31.5 40.6 215
IDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
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Variable-speed compressors
IDAV1511A
IDWV1511A 400 15.47 24.9 27.1 –
IDEV1511A
IDAV1911A 400 20.45 32.3 35.96 –
IDAV1922A
400 7.79 11.2 13.5 –
IDWV1922A
IDAV2022A
IDWV2022A 400 7.79 11.2 13.5 –
IDEV2022A
IDAV2422A
400 11.41 18.8 27.1 –
IDWV2422A
IDAV2922A
IDWV2922A 400 15.47 24.9 27.1 –
IDEV2922A
IDAV3822A
400 20.31 32.8 35.6 –
IDWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
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LUAV Models
Unit
Version C D T
SC-
(kA)
LUAV1511A 400 15 18.80 33.0 39.3 201.2 24.56 41.3 47.6 209.5 18.8 33.0 39.3 201.2
LUAV1911A 400 15 23.96 40.2 47.2 219.2 29.73 48.5 55.5 227.5 23.96 40.2 47.2 219.2
LUAV2422A 400 15 24.46 43.1 56.7 180 30.23 51.4 65.0 188 24.46 43.1 56.7 180
LUAV2522A 400 15 24.8 43.6 56.7 180 30.57 52.0 65.0 188 24.8 43.6 56.7 180
LUAV2722A 400 15 28.74 49.5 62.3 193 34.51 57.8 70.6 202 28.74 49.5 62.3 193
LUAV3822A 400 15 41.54 69.9 93.7 268 47.31 78.2 102 276 41.54 69.9 93.7 268
**Standard heaters
***Voltage
OA: Operating amps
Volt- SCCR*
LUAV1511A 400 15 18.8 33.0 39.3 201.2 27.80 46.0 52.3 214.2
LUAV1911A 400 15 32.96 53.2 60.2 232.2 32.96 53.2 60.2 232.2
LUAV2422A 400 15 24.46 43.1 56.7 180 30.23 51.4 65.0 188
LUAV2522A 400 15 32.16 50.6 58.5 180 30.57 52.0 65.0 188
LUAV2722A 400 15 34.60 54.2 62.3 193 34.51 57.8 70.6 202
LUAV3822A 400 15 41.54 69.9 93.7 268 47.31 78.2 102.0 276
**Standard heaters
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LUAV1511A 400 16,800 1.11* 2.21** 1.85 4.2
LUAV1911A 400 16,800 1.11* 2.21** 1.85 4.2
LUAV2422A 400 20,000 1.59* 3.18** 2.4 4.2
LUAV2522A 400 24,300 1.76* 4.46** 2.7 4.2
LUAV2722A 400 26,000 2.23* 4.46** 3.5 4.2
LUAV3822A 400 27,000 1.50* 4.50** 2.3 4.2
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
*Single fan power input absorption
**Total fan power input absorption
Electric heaters
Version T H
Model kW OA kW OA
LUAV1511A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
LUAV1911A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
LUAV2422A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
LUAV2522A 18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
LUAV2722A 18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
LUAV3822A 18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
Humidifier
LUAV1511A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3

LUAV1911A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LUAV2422A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LUAV2522A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LUAV2722A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
LUAV3822A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
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LUAV1511A 400 13.60 24.57 30.87 197

LUAV1911A 400 18.76 31.78 38.76 215
LUAV2422A 400 10.64 19.1 24.2 147
LUAV2522A 400 10.64 19.1 24.2 147
LUAV2722A 400 12.14 21.3 27.0 158
LUAV3822A 400 18.76 31.78 38.76 215
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps

NOTE: Data refers to a single compressor. **22A models are equipped with two compressors.
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IUAV, IUWV, IUEV Models

Unit
Version C D T
SC-
(kA)
IUAV1511A
IUWV1511A 400 15 18.03 28.9 35.9 35.9 23.80 37.3 44.2 44.2 18.03 28.9 35.9 35.9
IUEV1511A
IUAV1911A 400 15 25.65 40.7 44.4 44.4 31.42 49.1 52.7 52.7 25.65 40.7 44.4 44.4
IUAV1922A
400 15 19.70 31.2 42.0 147.3 25.47 39.5 50.3 155.6 19.70 31.2 42.0 147.3
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
IUWV2022A 400 15 19.08 30.3 42.0 147.3 24.85 38.6 50.3 155.6 19.08 30.3 42.0 147.3
IUEV2022A
IUAV2422A
400 15 25.29 42.9 60.1 182.9 31.06 51.3 68.4 191.2 25.29 42.9 60.1 182.9
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
IUWV2922A 400 15 31.79 52.6 62.9 193.9 37.56 60.9 71.2 202.2 31.79 52.6 62.9 193.9
IUEV2922A
IUAV3822A
400 15 43.42 71.5 89.4 263.8 49.19 79.8 97.7 272.1 43.42 71.5 89.4 263.8
IUWV3822A
*According to CEI EN 60947-2 SCCR: Short circuit current rating
**Standard heaters OA: Operating amps
***Voltage LRA: Locked rotor amps
Model Voltage SCCR* (kA) kW OA FLA LRA kW OA FLA LRA
IUAV1511A
IUWV1511A 400 15 kA 27.03 41.9 48.9 48.9 27.03 41.9 48.9 48.9
IUEV1511A
IUAV1911A 400 15 34.65 53.7 57.4 57.4 34.65 53.7 57.4 57.4
IUAV1922A
400 15 kA 20.91 33.0 42.0 147.3 25.47 39.5 50.3 155.6
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
IUWV2022A 400 15 kA 20.29 32.1 42.0 147.3 24.85 38.6 50.3 155.6
IUEV2022A
IUAV2422A
400 15 kA 25.29 42.9 60.1 182.9 31.06 51.3 68.4 191.2
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
IUWV2922A 400 15 kA 37.65 57.3 62.9 193.9 37.56 60.9 71.2 202.2
IUEV2922A
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Model Voltage SCCR* (kA) kW OA FLA LRA kW OA FLA LRA
IUAV3822A
400 15 kA 43.42 71.5 89.4 263.9 49.19 79.8 97.7 272.1
IUWV3822A
**Standard heaters
OA: Operating amps
IUAV1511A
IUWV1511A 400 16,800 1.28 2.2 4.4
IUEV1511A
IUAV1911A 400 16,800 1.21 2.0 4.2
IUAV1922A
400 16,800 1.29 2.0 4.4
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
IUWV2022A 400 17,000 0.98 1.6 4.4
IUEV2022A
IUAV2422A
400 20 000 1.62 2.5 4.4
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
IUWV2922A 400 26,000 2.09 3.2 4.4
IUEV2922A
IUAV3822A
400 27,000 1.53 2.4 4.4
IUWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
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Electric heaters
Version T H
Model kW OA kW OA
IUAV1511A
IUWV1511A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IUEV1511A
IUAV1911A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IUAV1922A
9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
IUWV2022A 9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IUEV2022A
IUAV2422A
9.00 13.0 9.00 13.0
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
IUWV2922A 18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
IUEV2922A
IUAV3822A
18.00 26.0 18.00 26.0
IUWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
Humidifier
IUAV1511A
IUWV1511A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IUEV1511A
IUAV1911A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IUAV1922A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
IUWV2022A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IUEV2022A
IUAV2422A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
IUWV2922A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IUEV2922A
IUAV3822A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IUWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
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IUAV1511A
IUWV1511A – – – – –
IUEV1511A
IUAV1911A – – – – –
IUAV1922A
400 9.33 15.9 19.7 125
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
IUWV2022A 400 9.33 15.9 19.7 125
IUEV2022A
IUAV2422A
400 10.64 19.1 24.2 147
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
IUWV2922A 400 12.14 21.3 27.0 158
IUEV2922A
IUAV3822A
400 18.52 31.5 40.6 215
IUWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
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Variable-speed compressors
IUAV1511A
IUWV1511A 400 15.47 24.9 27.1 –
IUEV1511A
IUAV1911A 400 20.45 32.3 35.96 –
IUAV1922A
400 7.79 11.2 13.5 –
IUWV1922A
IUAV2022A
IUWV2022A 400 7.79 11.2 13.5 –
IUEV2022A
IUAV2422A
400 11.41 18.8 27.1 –
IUWV2422A
IUAV2922A
IUWV2922A 400 15.47 24.9 27.1 –
IUEV2922A
IUAV3822A
400 20.31 32.8 35.6 –
IUWV3822A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
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IXAV, IXWV, IXEV Models

Unit
Version C D T
SC-
(kA)
IXEV2311A 400 15 18.03 28.9 35.9 35.9 23.8 37.3 44.2 44.2 18.03 28.9 35.9 35.9
IXAV2322A
400 15 24.91 42.4 60.1 182.9 30.68 50.7 68.4 191.2 24.91 42.4 60.1 182.9
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
IXWV2622A 400 15 29.03 48.5 62.9 193.9 34.80 56.8 71.2 202.2 29.03 48.5 62.9 193.9
IXEV2622A
IXAV4022A
IXWV4022A 400 15 43.51 71.6 89.4 263.8 49.28 79.9 97.7 272.1 43.51 71.6 89.4 263.8
IXEV4022A
**Standard heaters
***Voltage
OA: Operating amps
Volt- SCCR*
IXEV2311A 400 15 27.03 41.9 48.9 48.9 27.03 41.9 48.9 48.9
IXAV2322A
400 15 24.91 42.4 60.1 182.9 30.68 50.7 68.4 191.2
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
IXWV2622A 400 15 29.03 48.5 62.9 193.9 34.80 56.8 71.2 202.2
IXEV2622A
IXAV4022A
IXWV4022A 400 15 43.51 71.6 89.4 263.8 49.28 79.9 97.7 272.1
IXEV4022A
**Standard heaters
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IXEV2311A 400 18,800 1.28 2.0 4.4
IXAV2322A
400 18,800 1.43 2.2 4.4
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
IXWV2622A 400 23,400 1.94 3.0 4.4
IXEV2622A
IXAV4022A
IXWV4022A 400 30,000 1.56 2.4 4.4
IXEV4022A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
Electric heaters
Version T H
Model kW OA kW OA
IXEV2311A 9.0 13.0 9.0 13.0
IXAV2322A
9.0 13.0 9 13.0
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
IXWV2622A 9.0 13.0 9.0 13.0
IXEV2622A
IXAV4022A
IXWV4022A 18.0 26.0 18.0 26.0
IXEV4022A
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
Humidifier
IXEV2311A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3

IXAV2322A
400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
IXWV2622A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IXEV2622A
IXAV4022A
IXWV4022A 400 5.77 8.3 5.77 8.3
IXEV4022A
kW: Absorbed power
OA: Operating amps
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IXEV2311A – – – – –
IXAV2322A
400 10.64 19.1 24.2 147
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
IXWV2622A 400 12.14 21.3 27.0 158
IXEV2622A
IXAV4022A
IXWV4022A 400 18.52 51.5 40.6 215
IXEV4022A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
Variable speed compressors
IXEV2311A 400 15.47 24.9 27.1 —
IXAV2322A
400 11.41 18.8 27.1 –
IXWV2322A
IXAV2622A
IXWV2622A 400 13.01 21.2 27.1 –
IXEV2622A
IXAV4022A
IXWV4022A 400 20.31 32.8 35.6 –
IXEV4022A
kW: Absorbed power
FLA: Full load amps
OA: Operating amps
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Cooling Units Component Identification
Component Identification
External Components
Downflow Units
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Item Description
Plenum (optional)
Filter plenum
Touch-screen display interface
Main disconnect switch
External panels
Base frame (optional)
Air deflector (optional)
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Component Identification Cooling Units
Upflow Units
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Item Description
Motorized damper (optional)
External panels
Floor stand (optional)
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Under Floor Units
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Item Description
Motorized damper (optional)
Filter plenum
External panels
Fan module
Adjustable leg kit (optional)
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Dimensions and Weights

Downflow Units
C
B
A
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Dimensions mm (in)
Heat Rejection Model Net Weight kg*
A B C
LDAV1511A 2150 1777 900 600
LDAV1911A 2150 1777 900 640
LDAV2422A 2150 2082 900 755
LDAV2522A 2150 2650 900 870
LDAV2722A 2150 2650 900 880
LDAV3822A 2150 2650 900 1005
Air-Cooled IDAV1511A 2150 1777 900 695
IDAV1911A 2150 1777 900 615
IDAV1922A 2150 1777 900 740
IDAV2022A 2150 2082 900 715
IDAV2422A 2150 2082 900 770
IDAV2922A 2150 2650 900 870
IDAV3822A 2150 2650 900 985
LDWV2422A 2150 2082 900 795
LDWV2522A 2150 2650 900 905
LDWV2722A 2150 2650 900 910
LDWV3822A 2150 2650 900 1035
IDWV1511A 2150 1777 900 710
Water-Cooled
IDWV1922A 2150 1777 900 750
IDWV2022A 2150 2082 900 725
IDWV2422A 2150 2082 900 795
IDWV2922A 2150 2650 900 905
IDWV3822A 2150 2650 900 1005
Indirect Free
Cooling LDEV2422A 2150 2082 900 850
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Dimensions mm (in)
A B C
LDEV2722A 2150 2650 900 950
IDEV1511A 2150 1777 900 740
IDEV2022A 2150 2082 900 775
IDEV2922A 2150 2650 900 945
* Weight is for a basic unit and includes the plenum.
Refrigerant/ Water Connections

NOTE: For further information refer to the installation drawing enclosed with
the cooling unit.
Model L1/ L2 (mm) G1/ G2 (mm) ICW/ UCW (in.)
LDAV1511A OD M 22 OD M 22 –
Air-Cooled IDAV1511A OD M 22 OD M 22 –
IDAV1911A OD M 22 OD M 28 –
LDWV2422A – – 2” G
LDWV2522A – – 2” G
LDWV2722A – – 2” G
LDWV3822A – – 2” G
IDWV1511A – – 1 1/2 ” G
Water-Cooled
IDWV1922A – – 1 1/2 ” G
IDWV2022A – – 1 1/2 ” G
IDWV2422A – – 2” G
IDWV2922A – – 2” G
IDWV3822A – – 2” G
LDEV2422A – – 2” G
LDEV2722A – – 2” G
Indirect Free Cooling IDEV1511A – – 1 1/2 ” G
IDEV2022A – – 1 1/2 ” G
IDEV2922A – – 2” G
Key: L1/ L2 = Refrigerant liquid connection 1/2; G1/ G2 = Refrigerant gas connection 1/2; ICW/ UCW = Water inlet/ outlet
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Upflow Units
C
B
A
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Dimensions mm
A B C
IUAV1511A 1950 1777 900 600
IUAV1911A 1950 1777 900 640
IUAV1922A 1950 1777 900 665
IUAV2022A 1950 2082 900 710
IUAV2422A 1950 2082 900 760
IUAV2922A 1950 2650 900 835
Air-Cooled IUAV3822A 1950 2650 900 955
LUAV1511A 1950 1777 900 600
LUAV1911A 1950 1777 900 665
LUAV2422A 1950 2082 900 740
LUAV2522A 1950 2650 900 855
LUAV2722A 1950 2650 900 860
LUAV3822A 1950 2650 900 1010
IUWV1511A 1950 1777 900 615
IUWV1922A 1950 1777 900 675
IUWV2022A 1950 2082 900 715
Water-Cooled
IUWV2422A 1950 2082 900 780
IUWV2922A 1950 2650 900 785
IUWV3822A 1950 2650 900 865
IUEV1511A 1950 1777 900 650
Indirect Free
Cooling IUEV2022A 1950 2082 900 765
IUEV2922A 1950 2650 900 825
* Net weight refers to the basic unit.
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Refrigerant/ Water connections

the cooling unit.
Model L1/ L2 (mm) G1/ G2 (mm) ICW/ UCW (in.)
IUAV1511A OD M 22 OD M 22 –
Air-Cooled IUAV3822A OD M 22 OD M 28 –
LUAV1511A OD M 22 OD M 22 –
IUWV1511A – – 1” 1/2 G
IUWV1922A – – 1” 1/2 G
IUWV2022A – – 1” 1/2 G
Water-Cooled
IUWV2422A – – 2” G
IUWV2922A – – 2” G
IUWV3822A – – 2” G
LDEV2422A – – 2” G
LDEV2722A – – 2” G
Indirect Free Cooling IDEV1511A – – 1” 1/2 G
IDEV2022A – – 1” 1/2 G
IDEV2922A – – 2” G
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Under Floor Units

D
C
B
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Dimensions— mm Net Weight kg

Heat Rejection Model
A B C D Fan Module Complete unit*
IXAV2322A 565 2150 1777 900 140 815
Air-Cooled IXAV2622A 565 2150 2082 900 150 880
IXAV4022A 565 2150 2650 900 215 1080
IXWV2322A 565 2150 1777 900 140 760
Water-Cooled IXWV2622A 565 2150 2082 900 150 910
IXWV4022A 565 2150 2650 900 215 1145
IXEV2311A 565 2150 1777 900 140 825
Indirect Free
IXEV2622A 565 2150 2082 900 150 890
Cooling
IXEV4022A 565 2150 2650 900 215 1085
* Net weight refers to the basic unit and includes the plenum.
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Refrigerant/ Water Connections

the cooling unit.
Model L1 (mm) L2 (mm) G1/ G2 (mm) ICW/ UCW (in.)

IXAV2322A OD M 22 OD M 22 -
Air-Cooled IXAV2622A OD M 22 OD M 20 OD M 22 -
IXAV4022A OD M 22 OD M 28 -
IXWV2322A - - 2” G
Water-Cooled IXWV2622A - - 2” G
IXWV4022A - - 2” G
IXEV2311A - - 2” G
Indirect Free
Cooling IXEV2622A - - 2” G
IXEV4022A - - 2” G
Service Clearance
To service the cooling unit, 850 mm of clearance on the front side is required.
5 in.)
m (33.
850 m
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Connection Access—Bottom
See the Installation drawing supplied with the unit for more information on the connection access.
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Floor Cutout
Downflow Units
A section of floor under the cooling unit is required to be removed for installation
on a raised floor.
B
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Heat Rejection Model Dimensions — mm

A B
Air-Cooled IDAV1511A 1680 806
IDAV1911A 1680 806
IDAV1922A 1680 806
IDAV2022A 1986 806
IDAV2422A 1986 806
IDAV2922A 2554 806
IDAV3822A 2554 806
LDAV1511A 1680 806
LDAV1911A 1680 806
LDAV2422A 1986 806
LDAV2522A 2554 806
LDAV2722A 2554 806
LDAV3822A 2554 806
Water-Cooled IDWV1511A 1680 806
IDWV1922A 1680 806
IDWV2022A 1986 806
IDWV2422A 1986 806
IDWV2922A 2554 806
IDWV3822A 2554 806
LDWV2422A 1986 806
LDWV2522A 2554 806
LDWV2722A 2554 806
LDWV3822A 2554 806
Indirect Free Cooling IDEV1511A 1680 806
IDEV2022A 1986 806
IDEV2922A 2554 806
LDEV2422A 1986 806
LDEV2722A 2554 806
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Upflow Units
on a raised floor.
B
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Heat Rejection Model Dimensions — mm

A B
Air-Cooled IUAV1511A 1680 806
IUAV1911A 1680 806
IUAV1922A 1680 806
IUAV2022A 1986 806
IUAV2422A 1986 806
IUAV2922A 2554 806
IUAV3822A 2554 806
LUAV1511A 1680 806
LUAV1911A 1680 806
LUAV2422A 1986 806
LUAV2522A 2554 806
LUAV2722A 2554 806
LUAV3822A 2554 806
Water-Cooled IUWV1511A 1680 806
IUWV1922A 1680 806
IUWV2022A 1986 806
IUWV2422A 1986 806
IUWV2922A 2554 806
IUWV3822A 2554 806
Indirect Free Cooling IUEV1511A 1680 806
IUEV2022A 1986 806
IUEV2922A 2554 806
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Under floor Units

on a raised floor.
B
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Heat Rejection Model Airflow Dimensions — mm

A B
Air-Cooled IXAV2322A Under Floor 1735 857
IXAV2622A Under Floor 2040 857
IXAV4022A Under Floor 2608 857
Water-Cooled IXWV2322A Under Floor 1735 857
IXWV2622A Under Floor 2040 857
IXWV4022A Under Floor 2608 857
Indirect Free Cooling IXEV2311A Under Floor 1735 857
IXEV2622A Under Floor 2040 857
IXEV4022A Under Floor 2608 857
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Suction Motorized Damper

See Accessories, page 127 for more information.
Dimensions – mm
Damper Weight – kg
A B C
200 1777 897 45.0
C B 200 2083 897 50.0
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C
B
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200 2650 897 70.0

A
NOTE: * may be A (air-cooled), W (water-cooled), or E (indirect free cooling) if

the heat rejection version is available for that model.
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Floor Stand
Dimensions – mm Weight – kg
Floor Stand
A B C
200 1763 890 28.0
C 200 2070 890 31.0
B
200 2638 890 37.0
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Floor Stand — 200 mm

500 1765 890 85.0
C B
500 2070 890 90.0
500 2638 890 110.0
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Floor Stand with Motorized Damper — 500 mm
NOTE: * may be A (air-cooled), W (water-cooled), or E (indirect free cooling) if

the heat rejection version is available for that model.
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Base Frame
Dimensions – mm
Base Frame Weight –kg
A B C
600-650 1775 920 23.6
C B 600-650 2070 920 26.0
600-650 2635 920 31.1

C
B
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NOTE: (refer to installation drawing for further information)

• Rubber vibration isolation pads are field supplied.
• Base Frames with different height dimensions are available on request.
• For under floor units (IX*V models), base frames are available with
height-adjustable leg kits which connect directly to the fan module.
Downflow units can also be equipped with base frames with air deflectors.
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Plenum
Dimensions – mm
Plenum Weight –kg
A B C
700 1777 900 33
C 700 2082 900 37
B
700 2650 900 43
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Top Discharge-Suction Plenum
500 1777 900 60

C 500 2082 900 69
B
500 2650 900 85
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Top Discharge-Suction Plenum soundproofed
700 1777 900 60

C 700 2082 900 70
B
700 2650 900 82
A
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Front Discharge-Suction Plenum
700 1777 900 120

C 700 2082 900 125
B
700 2650 900 125
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Free-Cooling Plenum, Front-Rear Suction,
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Dimensions – mm
Plenum Weight –kg
A B C
700 1777 900 120
C 700 2082 900 125
B
700 2650 900 140
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Free-Cooling Plenum, Top-Front Suction
NOTE: Suction-discharge plenums are available with front discharge for

downflow and upflow units or with thermal insulation.
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Piping Sizing-Air-Cooled Units

Uniflair Room Cooling Direct Expansion Air-cooled units must be connected to a
remote outdoor condenser. Systems with remote outdoor condensers must have
discharge and liquid lines from the equipment to the condenser.
OCC condensers need to be connected to internal units with a Belden®- type
signal cable to allow for managing fan speed regulation. See the topic about the
condenser connections.
Discharge Line Sizing
WARNING
BURN RISK
Discharge lines must be insulated where contact could be made to avoid a
contact burn.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or
equipment damage.
The discharge line must be sized in such a way that it ensures the flow of oil at all
operating levels. Particular attention should be paid to operation at partial load on
units equipped with variable-speed compressors to provide oil return in all
conditions. Even if it is recommended to minimize load losses, using an oversized
discharge line to reduce the refrigerant speed would cause a decrease in the oil
flow. When the unit uses variable-speed drive compressors for the cooling circuit,
the discharge line must convey the oil at all operating levels.
The pressure drops along the discharge line cause an increase in the condensing
temperature and a decrease in the cooling capacity of the cooling unit. Note that
each percentage point of decrease in the cooling capacity corresponds to a
decrease of 1 °C of the maximum operating temperature. The systems are
normally sized in such a way that the loss of load from the discharge line does not
cause a decrease in the efficiency of the cooling unit of more than –3%. The
responsibility of installing the refrigerant line between the condenser and the
external unit lies with the installer. Units can operate with a maximum equivalent
length up to 100 meters (including a maximum height difference of 30 meters)
considering the consequent penalization in performance.
NOTE: When the distance of 50 meters equivalent length is exceeded, it is
required to contact Schneider Electric Customer Support.
The oil type is specific for each compressor. See the documentation
of the compressor.
To define the optimal refrigerant lines, please refer to UNICALC
Piping Size Tool.
NOTE: It is recommended to install the Check and Bypass Valve Kit and the
Low Temperature Kit according to the following table, where:
• L = refrigerant line length
• T = ambient temperature
L
T 0 < L < 20 m L > 20 m
T > —20 °C NO Kit Check and Bypass Valve Kit
—40 °C < T < –20 °C Low Temperature Kit Low Temperature Kit
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1/100
1/100
MAXIMUM
10 M
1/100
MAXIMUM
MAXIMUM 30 M
5M
MAXIMUM
5M
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It is required to install a syphon or oil trap every time the piping changes from a
horizontal to a vertical position.
It is also required to install a syphon or oil trap every 5 meters on the vertical
piping section.
Connecting the Refrigeration Circuit to the Condenser

The diameter of the pipes must be selected according to the length of the
refrigerant line. Therefore, the internal diameter of the valves supplied by
Schneider Electric may not coincide with the diameter of the pipes.
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Outdoor Heat Exchanger Data Cooling Units
Outdoor Heat Exchanger Data

General Information
The OCC air-cooled condensers are suitable for outdoor installation in vertical
position with horizontal air flow or in horizontal position with vertical air flow if the
appropriate brackets are used. The OCC condensers use R410A refrigerant and
are constructed with a self-supporting frame in embossed aluminum with excellent
corrosion resistant characteristics.
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The external condensers can be equipped with AC axial fans or electronically
commutated (EC) axial fans. Both fans are statically and dynamically balanced on
two levels and include protection grade IP54 class “F.” Safety protection grilles on
the fans comply with safety standards and regulations. AC and EC remote air-
cooled condensers are designed to operate in a wide range of external
temperatures ( -25°C ÷ 50°C). In case of lower external temperatures ( down to
-40°C), the OCC range offer a specific version OCCxxxxLT. Remote air-cooled
condensers for Low temperature applications are available only in single circuit
version and with AC fan. In case of Low Temperature applications the external
condenser is always powered by the indoor unit.
The condensing coil is constructed of copper tubes mechanically expanded onto
aluminum fins. The internal surface of the tubes is made in such a way as to
increase turbulence of the refrigerant and increase the exchange capacity
equivalent to that of the air supply produced. The large frontal area and upward
arrangement of the fans provide efficient air distribution.
The electrical connections of the condensers consist of a general main switch with
protection grade IP54 located on the fan side of the unit, a pressure transducer,
and a pre-wired speed regulator.
The fan speed pressure switch regulator on the low temperature units provide
control of the exchange capacity of the condenser by means of an electronic
device sensitive to the supplied gas pressure. The regulator varies the speed of
the fan motor to maintain constant condensation pressure.
In the remote condensers for low temperature applications (LT), the fan speed
regulator is installed inside the in-room unit. The indoor units manage the fan
speed regulator and the parameter of the remote condensers exclusively through
ModBus command. The remote condensers with 230V/1ph+N/50Hz power supply
are equipped with single phase fan speed regulator. In case of double refrigerant
circuit remote condenser, this type of regulator is able to control independently two
ventilation sections through ModBus signal.
The remote condensers with power supply 400V/3ph/60Hz are equipped with one
three phase fan speed regulator. In case of double refrigerant circuit, the remote
condenser is equipped with two speed regulators to manage independently two
ventilation sections.
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Cooling Units Outdoor Heat Exchanger Data
Except for the OCC Low temperature version (LT) that are always powered by the
indoor units, in case of AC and EC condensers are selected, the indoor unit is
provided with set-up for power condenser only if it is configured with double power
supply. In this case the cooling unit can power one single refrigerant circuit
condenser single phase type (230V/1ph/50Hz).
Airflow Configurations
Horizontal Air Discharge
Units installed with a horizontal discharge must be protected from wind that can
interfere with the operation of the fan. This configuration is characterized by the
best protection from snow and objects falling from above, as well as for ease of
maintenance.
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Vertical Air Discharge

Units installed with a vertical discharge are recommended for installations in windy
areas or where a horizontal air flow would be easily obstructed. An optional leg kit
is provided for this installation type.
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Dimensional Data
Condenser—horizontal configuration
B
0000689611_A
C
D
A E
NOTE: Image is an example only: your model may differ. Refer to the
installation drawing for more detailed information on the unit dimensions.
Number of Dimensions – mm Unpackaged

Model Weight – kg (lb)
Fans A B C D E
OCC1701 2 2410 681 1150 2120 800 117
OCC2101 2 2410 681 1150 2120 800 132
OCC2401 2 2410 681 1150 2120 800 141
OCC2601 3 2690 681 1150 2400 800 162
OCC3101 3 2690 681 1150 2400 800 179
OCC3301 2 2690 700 1250 2400 800 187
OCC3502 4 2410 700 2253 2120 800 230
OCC3901 2 2690 700 1250 2400 800 203
OCC4202 4 2410 700 2253 2120 800 262
OCC4702 4 2410 700 2253 2120 800 279
OCC5302 6 2690 700 2253 2400 800 318
OCC6202 6 2690 700 2253 2400 800 353
OCC6702 4 2690 700 2453 2400 800 372
OCC7702 4 2690 700 2453 2400 800 402
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Condenser—vertical configuration
A B
C
0000689610_A
D E
NOTE: Image is an example only: your model may differ. Refer to the
installation drawing for more detailed information on the unit dimensions.
Number of Dimensions – mm Unpackaged

Model Weight – kg
Fans A B C D* E
OCC1701 2 2380 1100 1283 1818 1055 117
OCC2101 2 2380 1100 1283 1818 1055 132
OCC2401 2 2380 1100 1283 1818 1055 141
OCC2601 3 2660 1100 1283 2098 1055 162
OCC3101 3 2660 1100 1283 2098 1055 179
OCC3301 2 2660 1200 1302 2098 1156 187
OCC3502 4 2380 2203 1283 1818 2157 230
OCC3901 2 2660 1200 1302 2098 1156 203
OCC4202 4 2380 2203 1283 1818 2157 262
OCC4702 4 2380 2203 1283 1818 2157 279
OCC5302 6 2660 2203 1283 2098 2157 318
OCC6202 6 2660 2203 1283 2098 2157 353
OCC6702 4 2660 2403 1302 2098 2360 372
OCC7702 4 2660 2403 1302 2098 2360 402
* measured center to center.
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Access clearance
For proper operation and servicing, the following access clearance is required:
> 4 m (13.1 ft)
> 1 m (3.3 ft) > 0.7 m >4m

(2.3 ft) (13.1 ft)
>1m
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Air-Cooled Condenser Performance Data
Cooling Fan Sound
Voltage – V/ Fan Current – Air flow – m3/
Condenser with AC Fans Capacity – Absorbed Pressure @
ph/Hz A h
kW Power – kW 10 m – dB(A)
OCC1701 45.8 230/1/50 1.12 4.86 17 227 45

OCC2101 55.5 230/1/50 1.14 4.96 16 313 45
OCC2401 62.1 230/1/50 1.16 5.08 15 216 45
One Circuit OCC2601 69.7 230/1/50 1.76 7.71 22 275 47

OCC3101 81.9 230/1/50 1.73 7.59 23 372 47
OCC3301 87.9 400/3/50 3.62 7.46 32,700 51
OCC3901 102.0 400/3/50 3.77 7.66 29,525 51
OCC3502 91.6 230/1/50 2.23 9.72 34,453 48
OCC4202 111 230/1/50 2.27 9.92 32,625 48
OCC4702 124.2 230/1/50 2.33 10.16 30,431 48
Two Circuits OCC5302 139.4 230/1/50 3.53 15.42 44,550 50
OCC6202 163.8 230/1/50 3.47 15.18 46,744 50
OCC6702 175.8 400/3/50 7.23 14.92 65,400 54
OCC7702 204.0 400/3/50 7.54 15.32 59,050 54
NOTE: Data refers to nominal conditions: 35 °C ambient temperature and 50 °

C condensing temperature.
Cooling Fan Sound

Condenser with EC Fans Capacity – Absorbed Pressure @
ph/Hz A h
OCC1701 45.8 230/1/50 0.883 3.98 17,227 45
OCC2101 55.5 230/1/50 0.905 4.08 16,313 45
OCC2401 62.1 230/1/50 0.908 4.02 15,216 45

One Circuit
OCC2601 69.7 230/1/50 1.377 6.09 22,275 47
OCC3101 81.9 230/1/50 1.371 6.18 23,372 47
OCC3301 87.9 400/3/50 3.000 4.96 32,700 51
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Cooling Fan Sound

Condenser with EC Fans Capacity – Absorbed Pressure @
ph/Hz A h
OCC3901 102.0 400/3/50 2.980 4.90 29,525 51
OCC3502 91.6 230/1/50 1.765 7.96 34 453 48
OCC4202 111.0 230/1/50 1.810 8.16 32,625 48
OCC4702 124.2 230/1/50 1.816 8.04 30,431 48
Two Circuits OCC5302 139.4 230/1/50 2.754 12.18 44,550 50
OCC6202 163.8 230/1/50 2.743 12.36 46,744 50
OCC6702 175.8 400/3/50 6.000 9.92 65,400 54
OCC7702 204.0 400/3/50 5.960 9.80 59,050 54

Cooling Fan Sound

Condenser with AC Fans Capacity – Absorbed Pressure @
ph/Hz A h
OCC1701LT 45.8 230/1/50 1.12 4.86 17,227 45
OCC2101LT 55.5 230/1/50 1.14 4.96 16,313 45
OCC2401LT 62.1 230/1/50 1.16 5.08 15,216 45
One Circuit OCC2601LT 69.7 230/1/50 1.76 7.71 22,275 47
OCC3101LT 81.9 230/1/50 1.73 7.59 23,372 47
OCC3301LT 87.9 400/3/50 3.62 7.46 32,700 51
OCC3901LT 102.0 400/3/50 3.77 7.66 29,525 51

Air-Cooled Condenser Sound Data
1m
(3 ft)
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10 m (33 ft)
Condenser with AC Fans Air flow – m3/h Sound Pressure – dB(A)
OCC1701 17,227 45
One Circuit OCC2101 16,313 45
OCC2401 15,216 45
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Condenser with AC Fans Air flow – m3/h Sound Pressure – dB(A)
OCC2601 22,275 47
OCC3101 23,372 47
OCC3301 32,700 51
OCC3901 29,525 51
OCC3502 34,453 48
OCC4202 32,625 48
OCC4702 30,431 48
Two Circuits OCC5302 44,550 50
OCC6202 46,744 50
OCC6702 65,400 54
OCC7702 59,050 54
Condenser with EC Fans Air flow – m3/h Sound Pressure – dB(A)
OCC1701 17,227 45
OCC2101 16,313 45
OCC2401 15,216 45
One Circuit OCC2601 22,275 47
OCC3101 23,372 47
OCC3301 32,700 51
OCC3901 29,525 51
OCC3502 34,453 48
OCC4202 32,625 48
OCC4702 30,431 48
Two Circuits OCC5302 44,550 50
OCC6202 46,744 50
OCC6702 65,400 54
OCC7702 59,050 54
Recommended Condensers
Condenser Refrigerant Connections
OCC2601
OCC1701 OCC3101
OCC2101 OCC3301
OCC2401 OCC3901
Condenser Model
OCC3502 OCC5302
OCC4202 OCC6202
OCC4702 OCC6702
OCC7702
Ø Inlet Gas – mm 28 35
Ø Outlet Liquid – mm 18 22
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Low Temperature Kit

If the OCC LT version is selected, the condenser can operate in ambient
temperatures down to -40°C with the addition of a mandatory low temperature kit.
The low temperature kit is shipped separately from the OCC LT condenser, and
must be installed on site. The low temperature kit includes a high-resilience steel
liquid receiver and a flooding valve to control the condensing temperature, both
fitting within the overall dimensions of the unit including leg kits. In these models,
the phase-cutting regulation device is installed in the indoor cooling unit. The fan
speed pressure regulator provides control of the exchange capacity of the
condenser by means of an electronic device sensitive to the supplied gas
pressure. The regulator varies the speed of the fan motor to maintain constant
condensation pressure. In low temperature condensers, the regulator is installed
inside the indoor cooling unit.
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Main Components Cooling Units
Main Components
Self-Supporting Frame
The structure of the unit is characterized by a metal framework and internal parts
made from of zinc-plated sheet steel. These profiles are connected together by
structural rivets designed to ensure sturdy assembly and to withstand severe
transport and handling conditions. The units are also equipped with internal
panels to isolate compartments affected by the produced airflow. These panels
are made of zinc-plated sheet fitted with captive screws and are used to ensure:
• Reduction in the noise transmitted through the paneling
• Air tightness even without external panels so that the units can also operate
with the doors open during servicing
• Inspection of internal elements without interfering with the operation of the
unit and while the unit is in operation
The external panels are coated with RAL9003 epoxy-polyester paint which
provides long term durability of the original features. The front panels are attached
to the framework by means of rapid coupling fasteners. The standard panels are
internally lined with heat- and sound-proofing insulating material made of
melamine covered by a protective film. Melamine is an exceptionally high-quality
product, coupled with high fire-resistance (class B1 according to DIN 4102, BS
476 part 7, V0 according to UL94, ASTM E84, class M1 according to NFP92–501)
and excellent sound-insulation properties.
Brazed Plate Water-Cooled Condenser

Uniflair Room Cooling water-cooled units are equipped with an internal brazed
plate heat exchanger made from stainless steel. The brazed plate heat exchanger
functions as a condenser. The pressure rating for the brazed plate heat exchanger
is 45 bar (652.7 psi).

L**V units are equipped with fixed-speed scroll compressors, which have a high
level of energy efficiency, low noise levels, and built-in thermal protection.
This new generation of fixed-speed scroll compressors is equipped with
intermediate discharge valves (IDVs) to mechanically reduce excessive
compression of refrigerant under part-load conditions while maintaining the same
cooling capacity. The IDVs adapt the effort of the motor to the pressure conditions
in the system opening when condensing pressure and pressure ratio (part-load)
fall below the built-in optimization point of the scroll. This reduces the power
consumption, increases the part-load efficiency, and, therefore, maximizes energy
saving during the year. Compressors equipped with IDVs provide better COP
compared to compressors without IDVs, and the size of the improvement depends
on the outdoor air temperature.
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Cooling Units Main Components
COP Improvement with IDVs

12%
10%
8%
6%
4%
2%
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0%
15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35
Outdoor Ambient Temperature (°C)
LDAV2722A + OCC4202, Return Air Temperature 30°C, RH 40%
Scroll compressors included in L**V units feature more robustness in low

lubrication conditions (during start up) due to the new surface coating on thrust
bearing and polymer bearings.
In L**V units, the non-return valve is integrated in the compressor; in all other
units, the non-return valve is installed in the refrigeration circuit. The purpose of
the non-return valve is to avoid refrigerant migration from the high-pressure side to
the low-pressure side after the compressor is switched off. Compressors in L**V
units are characterized by an extended operating map that has higher efficiency at
high return air temperatures.
Extending Operating
Model IDV Non-Return Valve Map
LDAV1511A Integrated in the

Yes compressor Yes
LDAV1911A
LD*V2422A
Integrated in the
LD*V2522A Yes compressor Yes
LD*V2722A
Integrated in the
LD*V3822A Yes compressor Yes
* may be A (air-cooled), W (water-cooled), or E (indirect free cooling) if the heat rejection version is
available for that model.
Extending Operating
Model IDV Non-Return Valve Map
LUAV1511A Integrated in the

Yes compressor Yes
LUAV1911A
LUAV2422A
Integrated in the
LUAV2522A Yes compressor Yes
LUAV2722A
Integrated in the
LUAV3822A Yes compressor Yes
The features of the fixed-speed scroll compressors are the following:

• Avoids over-compression loss
• Low stress on mechanical parts
• Service costs reduction
Using these scroll compressors provides the following advantages:
• Energy efficiency and seasonal efficiency improvement
• Extended operating conditions
• Improved robustness of the complete unit
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Variable-Speed (Inverter-Driven) Scroll Compressors

All I**V units are equipped with one fixed-speed compressor and one variable-
speed compressor, each operating on one independent refrigerant circuit. The
I**V1511A model is equipped only with the variable-speed compressor operating
on a single refrigerant circuit.
See Fixed-Speed Scroll Compressors, page 113 for information on the

fixed-speed compressor.
The new generation of variable-speed scroll compressors are equipped with a

brushless interior permanent magnet (IPM) and dedicated variable frequency
drive (VFD) designed to provide maximum efficiency across the full operating
range and optimized for different pressure ratios in order to deliver high levels of
efficiency in variable applications.
The motor efficiency provided at full load is up to 97% and 92% at partial load.
This results in less heat being transferred from the motor to the refrigerant, which
provides better compressor efficiency.
PERMANENT MAGNET MOTOR EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY %
100%
95%
90%
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
SPEED (RPS)
Variable-speed compressors in I**V units provide a soft start that reduces in-rush
current, decreasing the impact on the power grid and allowing savings in energy
consumption during the year.
The VFD has built-in harmonic filters to provide easy installation and comply with
most industry standards (EMC).
Variable-speed compressors installed in the 1922A and 2022A models include
intermediate discharge valves (IDVs), which result in better energy efficiency at
partial load and at low-pressure ratios.
Fixed-Speed Variable-Speed Extending

Heat Rejections Model Compressor with Compressor with Operating Map
IDV IDV
IDAV1911A IUAV1911A Yes Yes Yes
I*AV1922A I*AV2022A Yes Yes Yes
I*AV1511A I*AV2922A
Air-cooled Yes No Yes
I*AV2422A I*AV3822A
IXAV2322A IXAV4022A
Yes No Yes
IXAV2622A
I*WV1511A I*WV2922A
Yes No Yes
I*WV2422A I*WV3822A
Water-cooled I*WV1922A I*WV2022A Yes Yes Yes
IXWV2322A IXWV4022A
Yes No Yes
IXWV2622A
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Fixed-Speed Variable-Speed Extending

Heat Rejections Model Compressor with Compressor with Operating Map
IDV IDV
I*EV2022A Yes Yes Yes
I*EV1511A I*EV2922A Yes No Yes
Indirect free cooling
IXEV2311A IXEV4022A
Yes No Yes
IXEV2622A
* may be ‘U’ for upflow or ‘D’ for downflow.
Fans
The units are equipped with single-inlet centrifugal fans with electronically
commutated (EC), backward curved fan blades made from a composite material.
The EC fans have the following features:

• Three-phase motor with external rotor and IP54 protection grade
• Speed regulation by the controller
• Statically and dynamically balanced impeller with lifelong lubrication
• Mounted on a low-vibration fan support
• Airflow-adaptable fan speed
• Spider-shaped blades that reduce air-side pressure drops
ROTOR
HALL-IC
STATOR
STATOR WINDING
PERMANENT MAGNET
SOUTH POLE
PERMANENT MAGNET
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NORTH POLE
The EC motor is synchronized with electronically-commutated permanent

magnets that generate the magnetic field. The commutation is electronically made
by a power transistor, which uses no mechanical elements to avoid causing wear
and tear that can potentially reduce the lifespan of the motor. This provides the
following benefits over traditional fans:
• Low electrical absorption
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• Low noise level

• Increased efficiency
• Higher static pressure levels
• Maintaining pressure under a raised access floor
• Reduced maintenance
• Higher reliability
• Increased yield from heat dispersed into the air and absorbed power
• Increased ratio between available static and dynamic pressure
Units equipped with EC fans can also be equipped with an Active Floor Controller
(AFC) that monitors the static pressure under a raised access floor and
automatically adapts the fan speed in order to maintain the temperature set point.
See Automatic Floor Pressurization System (AFPS) through Active

Flow Controller (AFC), page 136.
Electrical Panel
The electrical panel is located in a compartment separated from the airflow and is
in compliance with the directive 2014/35/EU and related standards. The following
are the main features:
• Three-phase power supply 400 V/3 Ph+N/50 Hz for all units with a single
power supply
• Three-phase power supply 400 V/3 Ph+N/50 Hz for all units with double
power supplies
• Low-voltage secondary circuit 24 Vac with isolation transformer
• Metal isolation screen for protection from live components
• General isolator with mechanical interlock
• Thermo-magnetic circuit-breakers for protection
• Terminal board for no-voltage signal and control contacts
All of the units undergo a safety test cycle to check the continuity of the protection
circuit, the insulation resistance, and a voltage test (dielectric strength).
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Hydraulic Circuit-Indirect Free Cooling Units

Uniflair Indirect Free Cooling units (LDEV, I*EV models) are equipped with a new
hydraulic circuit concept under patent.
Indirect Free Cooling units are designed to operate in three different modes
(mechanical, hybrid, and free-cooling), according to the external ambient
temperature, leveraging on the indirect economization in order to optimize
operative expense (OPEX) over the year.
The main difference between the new patent-pending solution and the previous
solution is the replacement of the three-way valve with three different valves (flow
control devices A, B, and C) in order to minimize the pressure drops.
Mechanical Mode
In mechanical mode, the refrigerant undergoes the vapor compression cycle as it
evaporates to a low pressure in the DX evaporator in order to cool air from the IT
environment. The refrigerant is then compressed by the scroll compressor and
then condensed to a liquid in a plate heat exchanger (condenser).
A water/glycol mixture conveys heat from the refrigerant via the condenser to the
dry cooler.
In this mode, flow control device (B) is 100% open to direct the water/glycol
mixture from the dry cooler to the condenser. Flow control device (A) is 0% open
(closed) and flow control device (C) is closed so that the water/glycol mixture
bypasses the chilled-water coil and is introduced directly into the condenser.
The pressure drop of the system in mechanical mode is the sum of the pressure
drop across flow control device (B) and the condenser.
Item Description
Chilled-water coil
Direct-expansion (DX)
evaporator
Electronic expansion valve

(EEV)
Compressor
Condenser
Dry cooler
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Flow control device (C)
Flow control device (B)

WATER/GLYCOL MIXTURE
Flow control device (A)
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Hybrid Mode
In hybrid mode, flow control device (B) is 0% open (closed) and flow control device
(A) is 100% open so that the water/glycol mixture is directed through the chilled-
water coil and introduced to the heat exchanger (condenser).
The water/glycol mixture conveys heat from the refrigerant via the condenser to
the dry cooler.
Flow control device (C) remains closed. The pressure drop of the system during
hybrid mode is the pressure drop across the chilled-water coil and the condenser.
Flow control devices (A) and (C) are configured as “full port, which allows
negligible pressure drops.
Item Description
Chilled-water coil
evaporator

(EEV)
Compressor
Condenser
Dry cooler
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REFRIGERANT
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Free-Cooling Mode
During free-cooling mode, the external air temperature is low enough to cool the
IT air to the set point temperature without the need of the evaporation cycle.
All flow control devices, (A), (B), and (C), may be used to control the water/glycol
mixture flow from the dry cooler to the chilled-water coil. In the dry cooler, the heat
is dissipated and the water/glycol mixture is cooled by the external air. In the
chilled-water coil, the heat is absorbed and the water/glycol mixture is heated by
the air in the IT space.
During free cooling mode, flow control devices (A) and (B) are modulated in order
to allow the water/glycol mixture flowing from the dry cooler to the chilled-water
coil or to flow control device (B).
Flow control device (C) is open in order to allow the water/glycol mixture (as the
combination of part of the flow coming from the dry cooler and part coming from
the chilled-water coil) to bypass the condenser and to go directly in the dry cooler.
Flow control devices (A) and (B) are modulated according to the room load, i.e.
the air temperature in the IT space.
Item Description
Chilled-water coil
evaporator

(EEV)
Compressor
Condenser
Dry cooler

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REFRIGERANT
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Intelligent Dehumidification Logic

The humidity regulation system is based on relative humidity or moisture in the
room with the goal of minimizing the humidification and dehumidification
processes and maximizing energy efficiency. Since humidification and
dehumidification are the two phases that negatively affect energy efficiency of the
units while in operation, the target is to reduce the time spent for dehumidification
cycles.
Discharge Temperature Control and Moisture Control

The control algorithm provides proportional and integral regulation on the
discharge temperature of the unit, which manages the regulation of the speed of
the inverter-driven compressor. The regulation logic is based on a proportional
band called a “tuning band” (not the tolerance band). The combination of integral
time, proportional band, and dead band settings maintain the air temperature
within the tolerance. Proper regulation of the unit maintained through adjustment
of its control parameters (gain/proportional band, integral gain/reset) to the
optimum values, which is called “tuning the control loop”.
Tolerance on discharge temperature can be obtained considering the following
verified conditions:
• Heat load in the room presents small deviation from the nominal value
• Fresh air is treated before being sent in the room
• Control loop parameters are properly tuned
During the dehumidification phase, a dedicated control function is activated with
the electronic expansion valve (EEV) integrated in the unit. The humidity
regulation system is based on relative humidity or moisture in the room with the
goal of minimizing the humidification and dehumidification processes and
maximizing energy efficiency. Humidification and dehumidification are the two
phases that negatively affect energy efficiency of the units while in operation.
NOTE: The discharge temperature control and moisture control can be
performed by I**V units with variable-speed compressors.
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0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40

SENSIBLE HEAT RATIO = Qs / Qt
11 12 13
0 0 0
.030
34.0
10
0
0.96
.028 28 0.45
32.0
30
0.94
90 .026 26
30.0
30
W
ET
BU 0.50
LB .024 24 28.0 13
TE 0
80 M
PE
RA
T
HUMIDITY RATIO (or Specific Humidity) GRAMS OF MOISTURE PER KILOGRAM OF DRY AIR
UR .022 22 26.0
0.92
E 0.55
-°
C
AIR
70 24.0
RY
.020 20 25 12
0
D
OF
0.60
ENTHALPY - KJ PER KILOGRAM OF DRY AIR

M
VAPOR PRESSURE - MM OF MERCURY

22.0
RA
25
OG
DEW POINT TEMPERATURE - °C

.018 18
60
KIL
0.65
0.90
20.0
ER
JP
11
.016 16 0
-K
0.70
HUMIDITY RATIO - GRAMS MOISTURE PER KILOGRAM DRY AIR

PY
50 18.0
AL
20
TH
0.75
.014 14
EN
16.0
20
0.80
0.88
40 10
.012 12 0
0.85 14.0
%
90
0.90
15
%
25
%
.010 10 0.95 12.0
80
30
0.86
15 1.00
SENSIBLE HEAT RATIO = Qs / Qt

70
90
V
10.0
OLU
.008 8
20
%
10
ME -
60
8.0
0.84
10
CUB
% %
10 50 15 .006 6
IC
5
%
METE
40 ITY 6.0 80
0 5 MID
0.82
E HU
TIV
R PE
.004 4
-1 3 0% R ELA 0
0 8% 4.0
R KG
0.80
20% 6% -5
-2
MIDITY 2
DRY
-5 .002
0.78
0 HU 4% 2.0
LATIVE -10
-10 10% RE
0.76
AIR
-15 2% 70
0.74
.000
-25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55
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Chart by: HANDS DOWN SOFTWARE, www.handsdownsoftware.com DRY BULB TEMPERATURE - °C
-2 -1 0 10 20 30 40 50 60
0 0
Humidifier
NOTICE
STATEMENT OF HAZARD
• Do not treat with softeners. This can cause corrosion of the electrodes or the
formation of foam, leading to potential operation problems or failure.
• Avoid using well water, industrial water, or water drawn from cooling circuits.
In general, avoid using water potentially contaminated with chemicals.
• Avoid adding disinfectants or corrosion inhibitors to the water. These
substances are potentially irritant.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.
The humidifier consists of a steam cylinder, a steam distributor (installed

immediately downstream from the exchanger), water intake and delivery valves,
and a maximum level. An immersed-electrode humidifier modulates sterile steam
production and automatically regulates the salt concentration in the boiler to allow
for the usage of untreated water with no chemical treatment or de-mineralization.
The humidifier is installed away from the airflow to avoid loss of heat. The unit
microprocessor control indicates when the humidifier needs to be changed
because it is empty. The maximum range of the steam capacity production is
manually adjustable. This humidifier provides the following benefits:
• Higher system efficiency
• Energy saving
• Greater component durability
NOTE: A steam cylinder equipped with electrodes which can be cleansed
from lime scale is available on request.
NOTE: No relationship can be determined between water hardness and
conductivity. The following tables provide configuration options based on
water conductivity.
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Supply Water
The following table provides values related to the feed water for medium-high level
of conductivity of a humidifier with immersed electrodes.
Limits
Description Units Minimum Maximum
Temperature °C (°F) 1°C (33.8) 40°C (104°C)
Pressure MPa (bar/ 0.1 (1/14.5) 0.8 (8/116)
psi)
Hydrogen ion activity pH — 7 8.5
Specific conductivity at 20°C σ R, 20°C µS/cm 350 1250
Total dissolved solids TDS mg/l * *
Residual fixed at 180°C R180 mg/l * *
Total hardness TH mg/l 100** 400
Temporary hardness mg/l 60*** 300
Iron + manganese mg/l Fe + 0 0.2
Mn
Chlorides ppm Cl 0 30
Silica mg/l 0 20
Residual chloride mg/l 0 0.2
Calcium sulphate mg/l 0 100
Metallic impurities mg/l 0 0
Solvents, soaps, and lubricants mg/l 0 0
* Values dependent on the specific conductivity; in general: TDS @ 0.93 x s20; R180 @ 0.65 x s20
** Not lower than 200% of the chloride content in mg/l di Cl-
*** Not lower than 300% of the chloride content in mg/l di Cl-
The following table provides values related to the feed water for medium-low level
of conductivity of a humidifier with immersed electrodes.
Limits
Description Units Minimum Maximum
Hydrogen ion activity pH — 7 8.5
Specific conductivity at 20°C σ R, 20°C µS/cm 125 350
Total dissolved solids TDS mg/l * *
Residual fixed at 180°C R180 mg/l * *
Total hardness TH mg/l 50** 250
Temporary hardness mg/l 30*** 150
Iron + manganese mg/l Fe + 0 0.2
Mn
Chlorides ppm Cl 0 20
Silica mg/l 0 20
Residual chloride mg/l 0 0.2
Calcium sulphate mg/l 0 60
Metallic impurities mg/l 0 0
Solvents, soaps, and lubricants mg/l 0 0
* Values dependent on the specific conductivity; in general: TDS @ 0.93 x s20; R180 @ 0.65 x s20
** Not lower than 200% of the chloride content in mg/l di Cl-
*** Not lower than 300% of the chloride content in mg/l di Cl-
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Microprocessor Controller
Microprocessor Overview
The microprocessor control of the unit automatically manages unit operation and
has the following main components:
• Seven-inch, touch-screen, LCD display interface, externally mounted and
viewed from the front of the unit.
• Integrated microprocessor control board to which the probes are connected
as well as all of the analogical and digital inputs necessary for the unit control
(J5 controller).
The display interface is equipped with a seven-inch, touch-screen display. By
means of the display interface, it is possible to set operating parameters, monitor
the trends of the main working parameters, and read any alarm messages.
The J5 controller physically separates the internal I/O and external I/O. This
separation is achieved by placing the external I/O on the upper level of connectors
closest to the top of the assembly and internal I/O on the lower level of connectors
closest to the bottom of the assembly. The external connections on the upper level
are sometimes referred to as the “field interface” and offer a wide variety of
accessibility options such as external CAN and group CAN, isolated 2-wire and 4-
wire RS485 ports, NetBotz™ universal sensor ports, alarm/shutdown contacts,
USB ports (Host, Device), Ethernet, HDMI display interface, Modbus, and remote
shutdown input.
The control system enables the following functions:
• Temperature and humidity control based on a set point which can be
configured using the display interface
◦ Return temperature
◦ Supply temperature
◦ Remote temperature
◦ Reheat temperature
◦ Humidity (relative or absolute)
◦ Dehumidification (relative or absolute)
• Complete alarm detection system
• Alarm event history storage of up to 1500 events
• Alarm signal contacts that can be configured on the Web interface
• Automatic restart when power returns after a loss of power
• Remote switching on/off of the unit
• Configuration changes are protected on the display interface separately for
user settings and service settings
• Compatibility with EcoStruxure™ IT Software - cloud-based Datacenter
Management
• Operating hour counters and cycle counters for all main components
• Color touch screen display with graphic interface describing overall state of
the unit
• Provisions for runtime balancing based on run hour differences, a fixed delta
time, or a specific time and day of the week
• Units in standby able to automatically assist active units in the group when
demand is needed
• Service function allowing full manual control of the unit while providing
automatic protection of components
• Optionally select to deactivate heaters, humidifier, compressors, and/or
evaporator fans on loss of primary power in order to reduce the load on
emergency backup systems.
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• Flexible management of the four digital alarm outputs

◦ May be uniquely assigned to any number of alarm conditions using the
Web interface
◦ Contact outputs provide both normally open or normally closed
connections.
• Active units can be configured to rotate to an available standby unit based on
any set of alarm conditions
• Active airflow control functionality by means of an AFC performing the
reading and balancing of the airflow between cooling system and IT
equipment
• Control of condenser fans speed and dry cooler set point to optimize energy
usage
In all market segments worldwide, there is a greater presence of devices like the
Network Management Card: the security of the assets being configured,
controlled, and managed becomes even more critical. The solution is robust and
follows the standards and regulations policy.
Display Interface
Display
Reset 10/100
Micro
SD
Service
Port
USB
Console
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Item Description Function

LCD Display 7-inch touch-screen color display.
Power LED The cooling unit is powered when the LED is illuminated. Unit
firmware is updating when LED is blinking.
Check Log LED When this LED is illuminated, a new entry has been made to the
event log.
Alarm LED Displays current alarm condition of unit.
Status LED Displays current network management card status and display
status.
Display Reset button Resets the display microprocessor. This has no effect on the air
conditioner controller.
Link-RX/TX (10/100) LED Displays current network link status.
Micro SD card slot Memory card expansion slot.
Service port USB-B port used only by service personnel.
USB-A port Supports firmware upgrades.
Serial Configuration port Connects the display to a local computer to configure initial
network settings or access the command line interface (CLI).
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BMS Compatibility
Uniflair Room Cooling units can be connected to a network managed by a
supervision system. They are compatible with the most common external BMS
(Building Management Systems).
BMS on serial networks

• Modbus RTU: integrated RS485 connector
• Metasys: possible with integrated RS485 connector and customer side with a
proprietary gateway not supplied by Schneider Electric
• Trend: possible with integrated RS485 connector and customer side with a
NOTE: the integrated RS485 connector is in the unit controller
BMS on TCP/IP (UTP) networks

• SNMP: Integrated RJ45 connector. No limit on the number of units connected
• Modbus TCP/IP: Integrated RJ45 connector. No limit on the number of units
connected, each one has a TCP/IP interface
• BACnet /IP: Integrated RJ45 connector
• Metasys: Possible with integrated RJ45 connector and customer side with a
• Trend: Possible with integrated RJ45 connector and customer side with a
NOTE: the integrated RJ45 connector is in the unit controller
Integration with EcoStruxure™

Compatibility with EcoStruxure™ IT Software - cloud-based Datacenter
Management as a Service (DMaaS), that simplifies the way Data Center
Professionals optimize infrastructure performance and mitigate risk. It is possible
to use Mobile APP leveraging on Mobility, Monitoring and Insights features. This
solution enables monitoring, measuring, and optimization of system performance
throughout its life cycle to save energy and save money. The connection is done
using native SNMP into the unit’s microprocessor.
Uniflair Room Cooling units are able to send alarms and data points to the system
in order to manage and optimize any critical infrastructure from a local or remote
location.
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Accessories Cooling Units
Accessories
Options for Downflow, Under Floor, Upflow Units
NOTE: Plenums can be provided with:
• external panels lined with insulation made of melamine covered by a
protective film 15 mm (0.59 in.) thick with a density of 10 kg/m3(0.62 lb/
ft3). They are fully compliant with UNI EN ISO 12944 - 1/2/3/4/5/6
• external double-walled panels classified A1–DIN. These panels are
double-skinned and coated with RAL9003 epoxy-polyester paint. The
internal panel is hot-zinc plated with insulation 15 mm (0.59 in.) thick
NOTE:
Floor stands can be provided with external panels lined with insulation made
of melamine covered by a protective film 15 mm (0.59 in.) thick with a density
of 10 kg/m3(0.62 lb/ ft3). They are fully compliant with UNI EN ISO 12944 - 1/2/
3/4/5/6.
See Suction Motorized Damper, page 98 and the following pages for
the dimensions of optional components.
Downflow/ Under floor Units

The following accessories are available for downflow/ under floor Uniflair Room
Cooling units.
Plenums
The Top Discharge–Suction Plenum is installed

between the top of the unit and the false ceiling or for
connection to the suction channel. It can be provided lined
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with soundproofing material.

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Top Discharge-Suction plenum

soundproofed
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Cooling Units Accessories
The Front Discharge-Suction Plenum is installed on the

top of the unit. A horizontal air discharge section can be
created to change the airflow direction, for upflow units
without a false ceiling. A horizontal airflow suction section
can be created for downflow units. The plenum can be
rotated 180° to obtain suction from the rear. The frontal
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panel is removable for frontal access/inspection.
The Free-Cooling Plenum, Front-Rear Suction is

installed on the top of the unit and contains two dampers
controlled by the electronic controller. One suction section
is connected to the free-cooling duct and the other to the
return (suction) air. A dedicated software controls the
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room temperature and humidity, monitoring the external

and supply air temperature.
NOTE:
• it is available only for units with the dehumidification
Free-Cooling Plenum, Front-Rear or humidification option included in the selection. The
Suction humidity control within the required tolerances is not
possible during free-cooling mode for a cooling-only
unit
• it is not available if a suction motorized damper is
selected
• the option “EU4 o EU5 air filters + direct free-cooling
plenum set-up” must be selected to allow the
selection of the free-cooling plenum
The Free-Cooling Plenum, Top–Front Suction is

installed on the top of the unit and contains two dampers
controlled by the electronic controller. One suction section
is connected to the free-cooling duct and the other to the
return (suction) air. A dedicated software controls the
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room temperature and humidity, monitoring the external

and supply air temperature.
NOTE:
• it is available only for units with the dehumidification
Free-Cooling Plenum, Top–Front or humidification option included in the selection. The
Suction humidity control within the required tolerances is not
possible during free-cooling mode for a cooling-only
unit
• it is not available if a suction motorized damper is
selected
• the option “EU4 or EU5 air filters + direct free-cooling
plenum set-up” must be selected to allow the
selection of the free-cooling plenum
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Floor Stands
The Floor stand with removable front panel features pre-

punched holes on the side to allow for connection when
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the raised floor is not available. If an upflow unit with

frontal suction or downflow unit with frontal discharge is
required for a room without a raised floor, this floor stand
can be used to create space underneath the unit, so that
refrigerant and drain connections can be performed
through the side of the floor stand. It can be used:
Floor Stand
• whenever it is not possible to use gravity operated
drains
• to create space for the installation of a condensate
pump
• to remove water collected by the condensate tray
The Floor Stand with Motorized Damper is installed on

the discharge side of the unit. The damper is managed by
the control of the fans and prevents a reverse flow of air
when the unit is not in operation (multiple cooling units
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installed in the same room).
Floor Stand with Motorized Damper
Base Frames
The Base Frame is for assembly on a raised floor. It is

height adjustable and is provided with anti-vibration
supports.
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Base Frame
The Base Frame with deflector is for assembly on a

raised floor and conveys the airflow to the front of the unit.
NOTE: only for downflow units.
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Base Frame with deflector
The Adjustable leg kit is field installed on the fan module

of the cooling unit. The legs can be adjusted to meet the
height requirements of the raised floor.
NOTE: only for downflow units.
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Adjustable leg kit
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Upflow Units
The following accessories are available for upfow Uniflair Room Cooling units.
Plenums
The Top Discharge-Suction Plenum is installed

between the top of the unit and the false ceiling or for
connection to the discharge channel. It can be provided
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lined with soundproofing material.

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Top Discharge-Suction plenum

soundproofed
The Front-Rear Discharge Plenum is installed on the
top of the unit. A horizontal air discharge section can be
created to change the airflow direction, for upflow units
without a false ceiling. A horizontal airflow suction section
can be created for downflow units. The plenum can be
rotated 180° to obtain discharge on the rear. The frontal
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panel is removable for frontal access/inspection.
Floor Stands
The Floor stand with removable front panel features pre-

punched holes on the side to allow for connection when
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the raised floor is not available. If an upflow unit with

frontal suction or downflow unit with frontal discharge is
required for a room without a raised floor, this floor stand
can be used to create space underneath the unit, so that
refrigerant and drain connections can be performed
Floor Stand through the side of the floor stand. It can be used:
• whenever it is not possible to use gravity operated
drains
• to create space for the installation of a condensate
pump
• to remove water collected by the condensate tray
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The Floor Stand with Motorized Damper is installed at

the base of the unit. The damper is managed by the
control of the fans and prevents a reverse flow of air when
the unit is not in operation (multiple cooling units installed
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in the same room).
Floor Stand with Motorized Damper
Base Frames
The Base Frame is for assembly on a raised floor. It is

height adjustable and is provided with anti-vibration
supports.
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Base Frame
Sensors
Water Detection Sensors
Uniflair Room Cooling units can be equipped with either rope water leak detection
sensors or spot water leak detection sensors to detect water leaks in the IT space.
Both types of sensors can be configured to stop unit operation upon the detection
of water.
Tape water leak sensor consists of:

A B
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A. rope leak sensor (1)

B. adhesive cable tie holder (18)
C. tie wrap (18)
C E
D. CAT-5 cable
D
E. rope sensor cable adapter (1)
The rope leak sensor is fixed to the
floor through the adhesive tie holder
around the cooling unit. It is connected
to the CAT-5 cable through the cable
adapter. The CAT-5 cable is then
connected to the electronic board.
Spot water leak sensors consist of a
control module that is installed in the
electrical panel of the unit and external
water leak detecting spot sensors. The
maximum total wiring distance allowed
for spot water leak detectors is 500 m
(1640 ft).
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Smoke/Fire Sensors
The smoke and fire sensors are field
installed on the side of the electrical
panel and wired to digital inputs inside
the electrical panel. If smoke or fire are
detected in the data center, the cooling
unit is shut down and audible and
visual alarms are produced via the
display interface.
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The 24-V relay for external smoke/fire
sensors is available for data centers
that already have smoke and fire
sensors available. The relay is field
installed inside the electrical panel. If
smoke or fire are detected in the data
center, the cooling unit is shut down
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and audible and visual alarms are
produced via the display interface.
Condensing Control Options

A pressostatic valve or a condensing pressure regulation valve (flooding valve)
are options available for Uniflair LE DX water-cooled units (LDWV and I*WV
models).
Pressostatic Valve
A 2-way modulating ball valve varies the water flow through the brazed plate heat
exchanger to control the condensing temperature and let the compressor operate
within its own operating envelope with the highest efficiency. The 0...10-V signal
valve is controlled by the main unit controller according to the high pressure
reading.
The valve and the related piping and connections are shipped loose inside the unit
and are installed on the water outlet inside the fan module (under floor and
downflow units) or close to the unit (upflow units). The power and signal
connections are made through the dedicated cables connected to the electrical
panel.
Differential Pressure Water/Glycol-Water

Model Valve Size –in. Kvs Coefficient –m3/h Δpmax – kPa Temperature Range – °
C
I*WV1511A 2 1/4 25.0 200 6.0–100.0
I*WV1922A 2 1/4 25.0 200 6.0–100.0
IXWV2322A 2 3/4 40.0 200 6.0–100.0
I*WV2022A 2 1/4 25.0 200 6.0–100.0
I*WV2422A 2 3/4 40.0 200 6.0–100.0
IXWV2622A 2 3/4 40.0 200 6.0–100.0
I*WV2922A 2 3/4 40.0 200 6.0–100.0
I*WV3822A 2 3/4 40.0 200 6.0–100.0
IXWV4022A 2 3/4 40.0 200 6.0–100.0
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Condensing Pressure Regulation Valve (Flooding Valve)

The flooding valve maintains a minimum condensing pressure even with low water
inlet temperature. The flooding 3-way valve is installed at the outlet of the
condenser. The valve closes the condenser outlet when the condensing pressure
drops down (due to a low inlet water temperature) until the condenser pressure
reaches the set point. While the condenser outlet is closed, the compressor
continues to pump refrigerant into the condenser. As the superheated discharge
vapor temperature decreases, the vapor starts to condense into a liquid, “flooding”
a portion of the condenser, which will no longer serve as a condenser. Flooding a
portion of the condenser reduces its effective heat transfer surface, and, therefore,
its capacity. When flooding inside the condenser reaches a significant level, the
reduced condenser capacity will cause an increase in pressure up to the related
set point. At this point, the flooding valve will begin to open the condenser outlet
and allow refrigerant to flow into the receiver. When the flooding valve throttles,
maintaining constant condensing pressure by flooding the condenser, the valve
simultaneously bypasses (via its third opening) a portion of the superheated
discharge vapor to pressurize the liquid receiver.
Without modulating the water flow, the flooding valve provides consistent liquid
pressure in the receiver when the temperature of the inlet water is low, and also
provides stable operation of the thermostatic expansion valve (TEV). Water flow
modulation is suggested with a one-to-one Uniflair Room Cooling unit and dry
cooler arrangement equipped with an ON/OFF water valve.
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Fan Speed Management

Uniflair units can utilize different fan speed management logics to minimize energy
consumption. When combined with an Active Flow Controller (AFC), the unit will
automatically set the airflow according to the pressure set point required under the
raised floor.
Alternatively, the unit can adjust the airflow based on a combination of the heat
load in the room and the airflow regulation from minimum to maximum.
The following graph shows the variation of the fan speed, and consequently the air
flow, from a minimum to a maximum value as a function of the compressor speed
(or cooling capacity). The minimum and maximum fan speed values are both
configurable.
FAN SPEED REGULATION
MAXIMUM
FAN SPEED
MINIMUM
MINIMUM MAXIMUM
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COOLING CAPACITY
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Double Power Supply

Uniflair Room Cooling units can be supplied with the double power supply with
automatic commutation upon request. Double power supplies provide redundancy
and ensure a constant power supply. Since the power supply is equipped with an
electromechanical changeover, it can be connected to two separate electrical
lines: a main line and a secondary line connected to a generator or emergency
line. The main line can be selected with a manual pre-selector. If power from the
main line is interrupted, the unit will autonomously switch to the secondary line.
When the main line becomes available again, power is restored to the main line.
The double power supply is also equipped with a voltage monitoring relay that
controls the phase presence on all three lines. Due to the ability to select the main
line and how often the lines are checked, continuous service is ensured.
M A IN LIN E
SE C OND A RY LIN E
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Energy Meter
The energy meter is an optional component in the electrical panel, used to
monitor:
• the unit energy consumption
• the voltage between phases
• the current of each phase
• the cosphi power factor
• the power on each phase
• the energy consumption in kWh and kVAR/h
The calculation varies from country to country depending on the mix of renewable
and traditional energy sources. The installation country can be selected from a list
or entered manually if it is not available. The value of the coefficient is then able to
be automatically configured (source: International Energy Agency).
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Automatic Floor Pressurization System (AFPS) through

Active Flow Controller (AFC)
The function of the Active Flow Controller (AFC) is to improve the balance of
airflow between the cooling structure and IT equipment. The AFC works in two
ways: as a pressure indicator and as a controller. The device samples pressure
inside and outside the thermal containment system and communicates with the
cooling units to maintain precise control of the air distribution and cooling in the
room (eliminating hot spots). The controller accomplishes this by adjusting the
cooling unit fan speed to ensure that the desired volume of air reaches the IT
equipment.
The system is composed of the following main elements:
• Precision air conditioning units featuring modulating fan control (by means of
an inverter or continuous current fans
• Microprocessor regulation system with dedicated regulation software
• Pressure transducer that monitors the static pressure
• An assembly system for the pressure transducer ensuring reliable readings
that are not influenced by dynamic effects
• A communication and management system of the LAN parameters integrated
in the microprocessor control of the perimeter units
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The system also manages the constant pressure underneath the floor during
ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of the floor and also when new servers
are installed, adapting the flow when the following events occur:
• New equipment is added
• The floor panels are opened during maintenance/installation of new
equipment (without creating hot spots in another point of the same room)
• Partition walls underneath the floor break or are damaged
The system is able to manage all of the information read by different units and
define combined regulation strategies by means of a local area network (LAN)
connection and is able to define the nominal pressure value requested via the
microprocessor control settings. The system can read the average pressure value
of a specific area (one for each unit) with its management logic. The system may
have a single point of reference in the room or may be managed according to
various areas. In the second case, it is possible to control all units based on the
average pressure read by all of the units with the exception of the areas in which
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the pressure differs too much from the average value. In this case, the units within
this area manage the airflow independently in such a way that this specific single
area also returns to a nominal value.
The system manages the increase in room dimensions over time, automatically
changing the cooling capacity and the airflow depending on the number of units,
grilles, and air distribution systems added. This enables the fans absorption to be
reduced: when the room is not complete, the airflow needed is lower than the
nominal value. When a unit is in standby, it is recommended to keep it switched on
in order to optimize the energy efficiency, especially at partial loads.
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Cooling Units Group Control
Group Control
Overview
The following group activities are available when units are grouped together on a
network and are managed by the group controller:
• Redundancy designates a set of standby units, one of which will be placed
into operation in the event of failure of the active unit.
• Runtime balancing changes roles of active and standby units to maintain an
even runtime of unit components across the cooling group.
• Assist activates a standby unit when the active unit is unable to meet the
cooling demand. This is supported for both temperature and humidity.
Group Controller
The group controller is selected by the group members when the group is created.
The selected group controller remains the group controller until the unit is no
longer on the network or the group is connected to another network and the group
controller loses an arbitration.
Group Data
Group data are data shared among the group. When entered on any display
interface of a unit in the group, the data is broadcast to the entire group. The group
controller ensures that a new member of the group has data consistent with the
other group members.
Redundancy
A unit in the group has one of the possible states:
• Active: The unit is providing environmental control.
• Standby: The unit is not currently providing environmental control but is
ready to become active if an active unit fails or requires assistance.
• Assist: The unit is providing environmental control in response to a request
for assistance. When assistance is no longer required, the unit returns to the
standby state.
Operation
The number of active units in the group is determined by the Number of Units in
Group minus the Number of Standby Units in Group. By default, the group
controller will select which units are primary units and which units are standby
units. The group controller will designate the unit with the least system runtime as
an active unit. A unit can be forced to be an active unit by selecting Primary Only
as the Preferred Role.
The group controller maintains the active number of units in the group. If there are
no standby units available to replace an active unit, a No Standby Units
Available alarm is activated.
Events that activate a standby unit are configured via the Web interface; the active
unit will switch over to a standby unit if one is available. When the issue with the
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active unit has been resolved and the alarm is cleared by user acknowledgment,
the previously active unit will come back online, and the group controller will return
the currently active unit to standby mode.
See the User Guide for information on the Web interface.
Runtime Balancing
Runtime balancing maintains even runtimes on units within a group. Runtime
balancing can be turned off via the Run Time Balancing setting.
An active unit will switch roles with a standby unit when the system runtime
exceeds the set threshold. The threshold is set in one of the following ways:
• Differential: The roles are switched when the system runtime of the active
unit exceeds the system runtime of the standby unit. This difference in
runtime is set in the Runtime Balancing Difference setting.
• Time relative: The roles are switched after the Relative Switchover Time: it
is the time passed since the previous switchover.
• Scheduled: The roles are switched on the day and time entered in the Day of
Week Switchover Time setting.
When the switchover occurs, the group controller selects a standby unit with the
least amount of system runtime. The group controller will also maintain both units
running until the Switchover Handoff Time expires.
Assist
The assist mode activates a standby unit to assist the active unit when the active
unit cannot maintain the relevant set point alone. Assisting is provided for cooling,
humidification, and dehumidification.
Only one standby unit is allocated to assist at a time. When selecting a unit as the
assisting unit, the group controller will attempt to select a unit that supports both
the temperature and humidity control assist. If a unit with both is not available, the
group controller will select a unit with the desired assist function enabled.
Cooling assist: The group controller will assign a standby unit to assist when the
air temperature process variable exceeds the set point plus the Cooling Assist
Threshold. The unit will be returned to standby mode when it no longer has a
demand.
Humidification assist: The group controller will assign a standby unit to assist
when the humidity is below the set point minus the Humidify Assist Threshold.
The unit will be returned to standby mode when it no longer has a demand.
Dehumidification assist: The group controller will assign a standby unit to assist
when the humidity is above the set point plus the Dehumidify Assist Threshold.
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Cooling Units First Aid
First Aid
IMPORTANT: The following measures can be carried out by trained and
qualified personnel only.
First Aid Measures in Case of Refrigerant Leakage

Direct contact with the refrigerant may lead to dangerous consequences. Follow
the guidelines below to provide immediate assistance:
• In case of inhalation:
1. take the victim immediately to the open air, considering that inhaling a
significant amount of vapors may lead to difficulty breathing, headaches,
nausea, heart disorders, unconsciousness or death
• give oxygen or perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation if necessary
• In case of ingestion:
1. hospitalize
2. avoid the administration of drugs
• Contact with skin:
1. wash with plenty of water
2. frostbites should be treated as thermal burns
• Contact with eyes:
◦ Wash immediately and for long with plenty of water
• Instructions for the doctor:
◦ Do not administer catecholamine (due to the cardiac sensitization
produced by the product)
In case of persisting irritations or symptoms, contact a doctor.
First Aid Measures in Case of Electrical Shock

In case of electrical shock, follow this procedure:
1. Turn off the electricity source, if possible. If not, remove the same using a dry,
non-conducting object made of paperboard, plastic or wood
2. In case of electrical burn, cover any burned areas with a sterile gauze
bandage, if available, or a clean cloth. Don't use a blanket or towel, because
loose fibers may stick to the burns
3. If necessary, perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation when the person shows
no signs of circulation, such as breathing, coughing or movement
In case of persisting irritations or symptoms, contact the emergency aid.
First Aid Measures in Case of Burn

In case of burn, follow this procedure:
1. Cool the burn: place the burned area under running cool (not cold) water for
at least five minutes or apply a clean wet compress to reduce pain and
swelling
2. Remove rings or other tight items from the burned area: do this quickly and
gently before the area swells
3. Do not break blisters as they prevent infection. If a blister breaks, clean the
area with water and apply an antibiotic ointment
4. When a burn is completely cooled, apply a lotion to relieve the area and
prevent it from drying
5. Loosely wrap a sterile gauze bandage around the burn
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6. If needed, take a pain reliever making sure to carefully read the related
information leaflet
In case of severe burn, contact the emergency aid or go to the nearest hospital.
First Aid Measures in Case of Cut from Sharp Edges

In case of deep cuts, follow this procedure:
1. Have the injured person lie down and elevate the site of bleeding. Do not
breathe on an open wound. Any objects in the wound should not be removed.
2. Remove or cut clothing around the wound. Gently remove rings or other tight
items from the injured area, also to allow blood circulation in case of swelling
3. Apply direct pressure and elevate the area for fifteen minutes. If blood soaks
through the cloth, apply another one without lifting the first. If there is an
object that could not be removed, apply pressure around the object and not
directly over it and then seek medical attention
4. Once the bleeding has stopped, clean the wound to reduce the chance of
infection: wash the wound for five minutes with cool water
5. Apply a bandage to protect the cut from dirt and prevent infection. Moisture-
enhancing bandages are usually available in first-aid kits
If an infection occurs under the bandage, contact a doctor.
If the cut does not stop bleeding, contact the emergency aid.
First Aid Measures in Case of Fall

In case of fall from considerable heights, do not move the person to avoid further
injury.
Call for medical help and, if necessary:
1. Stop any bleeding by applying pressure to the wound with a clean cloth
2. Immobilize the injured area. Do not try and realign any bone sticking out
3. Apply ice packs to limit swelling and help relieve the pain. Do not apply ice
directly to the skin
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Worldwide Customer Support
Customer support for this product is available at no charge in any of the following
ways:
• Visit the Schneider Electric Web site to access documents in the Schneider
Electric Knowledge Base and to submit customer support requests.
◦ www.se.com (Corporate Headquarters)
Connect to localized Schneider Electric websites for specific countries, each
of which provides customer support information.
◦ www.se.com/support/
Get global support by searching the Schneider Electric Knowledge Base and
using esupport.
• Contact the Schneider Electric Customer Support Center by telephone or e-mail.
Go to www.se.com > Support > Contact Support to find contact information for
country-specific centers.
For information on how to obtain local customer support, contact the representative
or other distributors from whom you purchased your product.
Schneider Electric
35 rue Joseph Monier
92500 Rueil Malmaison
France
+ 33 (0) 1 41 29 70 00
www.schneider-electric.com
As standards, specifications, and design change from time to time,

please ask for confirmation of the information given in this publication.
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Uniflair™ Room Cooling

Uniflair™ DX Air Cooled, Water Cooled and Indirect

This product should be installed, configured, used, serviced, maintained, replaced or

Fan Speed Management......................................................................... 134

Cross-Reference Symbol Used in This Manual

Number of Compressor Installed

Number of Refrigeration Circuits

Power Supply Voltage

Remote Air Cooled Condensers

Nominal Cooling Capacity

Number of refrigeration circuits

A = 400 V/3 Ph/50 Hz

Brushless Scroll Compressor

Air Temperature Control

Air Humidity Control

High Airflow Rate

Year–Round Operation (24 hours a day 365 days a year)

• Humidifier options (not available for “cooling and humidification” models

Mains Disconnecting Device

Directive & Regulation* Reference** Description

Machinery (MD) 2006/42/EC Directive 2006/42/EC of the

Low Voltage (LVD) 2014/35/EU Directive 2014/35/EU of the

Directive & Regulation* Reference** Description

February 2014 on the

Electromagnetic Compatibility 2014/30/EU Directive 2014/30/EU of the

Pressure Equipment (PED) 2014/68/EU Directive 2014/68/EU of the

Ecodesign and Energy 2009/125/EC Directive 2009/125/EC of the

Regulation (F-GAS) 517/2014 Regulation (EU) No 517/2014

Chemical substances 1907/2006 Regulation Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006

Restriction of the use of certain 2011/65/EU Directive 2011/65/EU of the

* To consider whenever applicable.

sent to Schneider Electric, otherwise Schneider Electric will not guarantee a

Safety valves are very fragile components.

Canalization for Safety Valves Drainage

During the unit installation, it is necessary to canalize safety valves drainage

This procedure is strictly mandatory for units operating with an A2L

To perform safety valves drainage canalization, refer to the valves

Schneider Electric products comply with international directives on

Regulation on Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases

Environmental Impact Parameters

• O.D.P. (Ozone Depletion Potential) can register a value between 0 and 1

Refrigerant Type Safety Class O.D.P. PED Group GWP* GWP**

*Calculated according to European F-Gas regulation N° 517/2014.

TOP RETURN WITH FRONT TOP RETURN WITH BOTTOM

TOP RETURN WITH TOP RETURN WITH REAR SUPPLY

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Water-Cooled Direct Expansion Units

Indirect Free Cooling Units

Model LDAV1511A LDAV1911A LDAV2422A LDAV2522A LDAV2722A LDAV3822A

Total – kW 53.5 69.4 79.0 83.0 93.1 132.0

26°C Return Air Temperature, 45% RH

Total – kW 55.7 70.8 80.6 87.0 95.7 134.7

28°C Return Air Temperature, 40% RH

Total – kW 58.3 73.0 84.4 91.1 100 136.2

30°C Return Air Temperature, 30% RH

Total – kW (BTU/hr) 61.0 76.1 88.1 95.3 104.6 141.8

Sensible – kW 61.0 76.1 88.1 95.3 104.6 141.8

35°C Return Air Temperature, 25% RH

Total – kW 67.9 84.2 97.6 106 116.1 156.1

NOTE: Contact the local sales representative for special conditions.

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Model LUAV1511A LUAV1911A LUAV2422A LUAV2522A LUAV2722A LUAV3822A

Total – kW (BTU/hr) 53.5 69.4 79.0 83.0 93.1 132.0