Panasonic CS-A24BD3P Manuel utilisateur

ORDERNO. MAC0111069C0

AIRCONDITIONER

HIDEAWAYTYPE

HEATPUMP MODEL

CS-A24BD3P (CU-A24BBP5)

CS-A28BD3P (CU-A28BBP5, CU-A28BBP8)

CS-A34BD3P (CU-A34BBP5, CU-A34BBP8)

CS-A43BD3P (CU-A43BBP8)

CS-A50BD3P (CU-A50BBP8)

COOLING ONLY MODEL

CS-A24BD3P (CU-C24BBP5)

CS-A28BD3P (CU-C28BBP5, CU-C28BBP8)

CS-A34BD3P (CU-C34BBP5, CU-C34BBP8)

CS-A43BD3P (CU-C43BBP8)

CS-A50BD3P (CU-C50BBP8)

2001 Matsushita Air-Conditioning Corp. Sdn. Bhd. (183914D).

violation oflaw.

1. SERVICE INFORMATION

Notice of Address setting forNEWCassette / NEWOutdoorUnit.

The newCeiling / NewOutdoormodels are possible to have address setting fortwin/ triple

control orgroup control byautomatic whenmainpowersupplyis switchedon.

(Manual address setting is alsopossible byusing Dipswitchon IndoorunitP.C. board.)

However, this address setting is onlypossible whenmade properwiring connection and also

Indoorunitshouldbe original virginunit.

1.1. Exampleoftroubleat test operation

Iffound out as following phenomenon attestoperation on site, itmayhave possibilityof wrong

address setting. / Therefore, please ensure of the address setting.

1. LCD displayofwiredremote control hadnotilluminate although

themainpowersupplyswitchis‘on’.

2. LCD displayhadindicatedas normal illumination whenpower

supplyswitchis‘on’, howeveroutdoor unitcannotbeoperated. /

(But, itisnecessarytotake 3to5minutes for outdoor unittostart

from thetiming ofremote control ON/OFF switchis‘on’.)

3. P.C. board hadmemorizedwrong setting information.

A. Ifmainpowersupplyisswitched‘on’ withthewrong

connection.

B. Whenchanging theconnection or combination ofunits dueto

re-installation etc.

-Whenchanging thesystemfrom twintotriple(tripletotwin).

-Whenchanging thesystemfrom group control tonormal one

toonesystem.

-Whenmaking thereplacementofunits as masterand slave

etc.

1.2. Caution oftest operation

Donot touchthe remote control switchand do not change anywirings forone minute whenthe

mainpowersupplyswitchis ‘on’. / (Because the unitis having automatic address setting

during the firstone minute.)

1.3. Caution during automaticaddress setting

Whenmainpowersupplyswitchis ‘on’, the P.C. boardwill automaticallymemorizedthe

connecting system. / Consequently, wheninitial powersupplyis ‘on’, there will not be

interchangeabilityof units evenof the same type and same capacityunit. Therefore unable to

connectthe unitto anothersystem.

2. FEATURES

2.1. Varietyofexcellentfeatures /

2.1.1. Compact design, height27 cm

-Theheighthas beenreducedto27 cm(for 2.5HP to6.0HP), the

equipmentcanbeinstalledinlimitedspaces.

2.1.2. Versatileinstallation

-Theindoor unitisdesignedinorderthat airwill alsoenterfrom

below, for easierinstallation underdifferentconditions.

-Theequipmenthas twodrainoutlets on therightand left sidefor

adoption totheinstallation conditionsinthebuilding.

2.1.3. Easymaintenance

-Equippedwithafilteras standard. Thefiltercanberemovedin

three directionsfor easiermaintenance.

2.1.4. Staticpressureselection

-Thestaticpressureisselectable;5mmAqor 7mmAq. Thestatic

pressurecanbeselectedaccording tothecondition oftheduct.

2.1.5. Quiet operation

-Thesound level isas lowas 40db (A)for 2.5HP and 3.0HP. The

modelsisideal for installation inoffices, shop and houses where

quiet operation isimportant.

2.1.6. Autofanmodeoperation

-Autofanmodeisaddedtoexisting modes Hi, Me and Lo. It

aotomaticallyadjusts thefanspeedaccording totheindoor

temperature.

2.1.7. Drymodefunction

-Drymodecanmake acomfortableindoor environmentduring wet

season.

2.1.8. Automaticchangeover function (heat pumpmodels)

-Theunitautomaticallyswitches betweencooling and heating in

accordance withoperating loadinordertomaintainaconfortable

indoor temperature.

2.1.9. Common design for Indoor unitand Remote Control

-Theindoor unitand thewireremote control aredesign as a

common specification betweenCooling onlyand Heat Pump

models.

2.1.10. WiredRemote Control

-Thenewdesign includes aneasily-visibleredpilotlamp. / The

powercanbeturnedon and off at asingletouch, withoutopening

thecover.

-Abuilt-inthermistor, allowing indoor temperaturedetection in

accordance withindoor conditionsbyswitching withmainunit

thermistor.

-Twinnon-polarwires make installation workeasy, (10 mcable

suppliedas accessories)

2.2. Newlow-noise outdoor units

[Productfeatures]

2.2.1. Low-noise design improves insurrounding areas

1. Thenoise-suppressing winglet fanisaresultofnewresearch

intovanedesign theory. Theuniquecurvedshapesuppresses the

generation ofvortexes, thusreduces airflownoise.

2. Theadoption ofdouble-orifice ringsreduces airpassage

resistance.

3. Strengthening ofthenoise insulation materialsinthe

compressor and thesealing-inofmechanical noise allows

vibration noise tobegreatlyenclosedand suppressed.

4. Theheat exchangerhas anL-shapeddesign toallowairtoflow

moresmoothly.

5. Noise isautomaticallyreducedfurtherduring nighttime

operation withloweroutdoor airtemperatures.

2.2.2. Automaticrestartfunction

Whenthe electric powerresumes aftera powerfailure, the unitwill automaticallyrestarts the

operation inthe pre-failure mode.

2.2.3. Lowambientcooling operation

Cooling operation is possible atoutdoortemperature of -5~C.

2.3. Greatlyimprovedworkabilityincreases systemrenewal

capability

2.3.1. Pipes that areonesizelarger canalsobeconnectedfor renewal

-Ifrenewing thesystem, existing refrigerantpipes canbeutilizedso

that onlytheindoor units needtobereplaced.

-For example, liquidand gas pipes from 10 yearsago canbe

connectedtocurrentpipes withthesamesizefor onesizelarger.

Effectiveutilization ofmaterialsreduces working timeand trouble.

(Adaptor sockets arenotsupplied.)

2.3.2. Additional refrigerantcharging unnecessaryfor 30 m

-All modelsdo notrequireanyadditional charging ofrefrigerantfor

30 mofpipelength. Thismakes installation mucheasier.

2.3.3. Drainwater dripping-prevention structure

-Thebase oftheoutdoor unitisprovidedwithasingledrainholein

ordertopreventdrainwaterfrom leaking outoftheunit. Body

connecting adrainelbowand adischargepipe, waterleakages

canbepreventedevenwhentheunitisinstalledagainst awall.

2.3.4. Space saving design allowsunits tobeinstalledsidebysidecontinuously

-Servicing afterinstallation canbecarriedoutbyremoving thefront

covers.

2.3.5. Easytest operation

-Test operation canbecarriedoutfor bothindoor and outdoor

units.

2.3.6. Long pipedesign

Max piping length: 50 (m) 24BB~50BB

Height difference/

equivalent pipe length 30/50

2.3.7. Internal pipeconnection

-Pipes areconnectedinsidetheunits (insidethesidecovers),

making thefinal appearance moreattractive.

-Pipes canbedivertedoutward inanyoffour directions(forward,

right, down, rear).

-Small liquidpipediametersof9.52mm for 43BB and 50BB models,

making installation workmucheasier.

Liquid-side pipe diameters (mm) :9.52 (43BB~50BB / models)

2.3.8. Centralizeddraining method

-Evenwhenmultipleoutdoor units areinstalledtoawall, thedrain

outlets canbeconcentratedintoasingledrainpipe. Thismakes

installation easierand alsoimproveappearance.

2.4. Abrand-newcontrol method using thelatest intechnology

2.4.1. Power supplywiring isalsoeasier

Powersupplywiring and otherwiring tasks canbe carriedout more easily.

-Twinnon-polarwires usedtoconnect indoor and outdoor units.

-Adoption ofconnection error prevention circuits for drives wires

and signal wires. Ifaconnection error ismade, therelaydoes not

operate and currentdoes notflowtothecircuitboards.

2.4.2. Separate indoor/outdoor unitpower supplies

The powersupplycanbe connectedto (1)justthe outdoorunits, or(2)to both indoorand

outdoorunits.

2.4.3. Automaticsetting initialization function (Remote control and Indoor unit)

Inaccordance with the indoorand outdoorunits connectedand the connection methods,

conditions suchas the configuration (twinortriple format) and remote-control functions such

as cooling onlyorheatpump model are automaticallydetectedand setinstantly.

2.4.4. Group control equipment

2.4.5. Twinand Tripleoperation

-Simultaneousairconditioning ofwidespaces and cornersis

possible. Indoor units ofdifferenthorsepowersand modelscan

evenbeusedincombination.

-Masterunitand slave-units canbeset automaticallyintwinand

triplesystems. Noaddress setting isnecessary.

-Multipleindoor units canbeoperatedsimultaneouslywithasingle

remote control. Note that individual operation isnotpossible.

Twinand Triple combination table

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