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VRV SYSTEM
WHAT IS VRV®?
INV P
INV
INV
T T T T
Gas
Modulating cooling
T2
capacity gives
Discharge
optimum comfort
Evaporator
Blower
Plower speed
CPU
Liquid
T1
T3
- VRV Configurator
Tc
(Cond. Temp.)
Comp. Work
Comp.
Powerwork
consumption Reduction
VRT
Reduction Inverter
Te
(Eva. Temp.)
B Capacity
A increase
A A B A A
Single Module, single compressor Single Module, two compressors
F
A B C D E F D D
I 1 4 2 5 3 6
II 3 6 1 4 2 5 B B B
III 2 5 3 6 1 4
C C C
C C C
A A A A
A A A
Compressor Operation & Sequencing
(Same as VRV III)
1 2 3
A B C D E F
Compressor I 1 4 2 5 3 6 After 8 hours operation,
Sequence changeover of Module
Sequence
3 1 2
A B C D E F
Compressor II 3 6 1 4 2 5 After 8 hours operation,
Sequence
changeover of Module
Sequence
2 3 1
A B C D E F
Compressor III 2 5 3 6 1 4
Sequence
NOTE : Refrigerant oil recovery process takes place once every 8 hours of compressor run time
Failure Mode Operation
(Same as VRV III)
NOTE : If repair has not been done after 8 hours of Emergency Operation, Error Code will be
activated again
Refrigerant Cooled PCB
Refrigerant Cooled PCB
Operation RANGE
49 kW
55°C DB
50
40
30
OPERATION
20 15,5°C WB
10
RANGE
0
-10 - 5°C DB
-20
- 20°C WB
Cooling Heating
Capacity RANGE - Outdoor Units
21 models
for cold regions
Horse Power 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 18, 20, 22……32, 34, 36, 38 …… 44, 46, 48
for high ambient
Mini-VRV
water cooled
6.4 to 12.8 TR 14.4 to 25.6TR 27.2 to 38.4 TR
6.4 to 38.4 TR
VRVIII Range → Outdoor units
Indoor unit - Types
Roundflow Ceiling mounted 4 way blow ceiling mounted 2-way blow ceiling mounted Ceiling mounted corner Small concealed ceiling unit
cassette
Slim concealed ceiling unit Concealed ceiling unit Concealed ceiling unit Wall mounted unit Ceiling suspended unit
4-way blow ceiling suspend unit Floor standing unit Concealed floor standing unit
OUT-OUT
F1 F2
Master outdoor unit Slave outdoor unit
Centralized controller
OUT-OUT
F1 F2
F1 F2
COMPONENTS
1. REFRIGERANT PARTS DESCRIPTION :
1.1 TYPE OF SIZE
1
7 Segments LED
3 1
(SEG1~SEG4)
2
4
BS Buttons
2
(BS1~4)
DIP Switches
(DS1-1~4)
3
&
(DS2-1~4)
5
Micro-computer
4 normal monitor
(HAP)
Connection
5 terminal
A1P – Outdoor Control PCB
(F1F2)
2. ELECTRONIC PARTS DESCRIPTION:
2.5 INVERTER PCB- LOCATION (1)
2. ELECTRONIC PARTS DESCRIPTION:
2.5 INVERTER PCB – LOCATION (2)
A6P – A4P –
Inverter Inverter
PCB_2 PCB_1
2. ELECTRONIC PARTS DESCRIPTION:
2.5 INVERTER BOARD - JT1G (1)
2. ELECTRONIC PARTS DESCRIPTION:
2.5 INVERTER BOARD - JT15J (2)
2. ELECTRONIC PARTS DESCRIPTION:
2.6 FAN INVERTER PCB
2. ELECTRONIC PARTS DESCRIPTION:
2.7 INVERTER FAN MOTOR (1)
Fan-motor
RXYTQ-T
8 HP : 1 piece
RXYQTQ-T
10,12,14 ,16 HP
2 pieces !
3. WIRING DIAGRAM:
3.1 WIRING RXYTQ8 T7YF
3. WIRING DIAGRAM:
3.2 WIRING RXYTQ10,12 T7YF
3. WIRING DIAGRAM:
3.3 WIRING RXYTQ14,16 T7YF
4. REFRIGERANT PIPING:
4.2 OUTDOOR PIPING RXYQ8PRXYTQ8 (8) FINAL DIAGRAM
R4T R7T
R5Tliq Ind liqEv coil
R6T
SC.HEX. therm.R3T
GAS OUT accum.in R1T
air therm.
R21T
disch.
therm.
R8T
BodyTh
(10+12)
4. REFRIGERANT PIPING:
4.3 OUTDOOR PIPING RXYTQ 14~16T7YF(10) FINAL DIAGRAM
R4T R7T
R5Tliq Ind liqEv coil
R6T
SC.HEX.
GAS OUT th.R3T R1T
accum.in air therm.
R21T R22T
disch. disch.
therm. therm.
R8T
BodyTh
(18+20)
CONTROL SYSTEM
System Configuration
New function Unified remote adapter
Unified ON/OFF and
Improvement [DCS302A2]
Public line of screen display status monitor from the
Onboard central monitoring panel
modem and the like
Change of language
Air Conditioning New function
displayed
Change of icon color Forced OFF
Network Service System Forced OFF contact input from the fire
alarm panel
New function
D3NET PLUS New function
Prevention of improper use via software anti-copying protection adapter Indoor Equipment
unit
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iTM system overview
Air Conditioning
Network Service System
Internal modem Max. 64 groups
(option) i Touch Manager
DIII NET
Phone line
LAN HRV
RS485
DⅢNET
Max.
Wireless modem Di/Pi port 500m Di/Pi port
(for Remote maintenance) Max. 200m
Light
Sensor
Fan
Web Access Pump
Closed
Nitrogen Closed
Vacuum pump
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE - VACUUM
REFRIGERANT
&
CHARGING
CALCULATING REFRIGERANT CHARGE
What to clean?