LIFTAIRE I ELEVATOR AIR CONDITIONER - Quality Elev

1 Now Airxcel , the best selling brand in the recreation vehicle industry, has incorporatedits unique experience and small air CONDITIONER technology into building an ELEVATOR airconditioner/heater that is now in operation in over 12 countries and 100 cities around LIFTAIRE ELEVATOR Air CONDITIONER is the only cost-efficient alternative for first classcomfort control in today s elevators. The lightweight, packaged unit mounts on top of theelevator and is supplied with a kit that includes everything you need for operation, supply air isdelivered in a cross-flowpattern from the top of theelevator, down to the floorand back up to the ceiling-mounted return air one easily installed package,the LIFTAIRE ELEVATOR AirConditioner provides comfort,environmental compliance andcost efficiency with engineeredfeatures that include anadjustable thermostat mountedinside the return air flex duct,construction that limitsvibration and a rotarycompressor with the way.

2 Did we mentionthe LIFTAIRE ELEVATOR AirConditioner also has a highefficiency heater engineered,prewired and mounted foryear-round comfort, at noadditional charge? LIFTAIRE I ELEVATOR AIR CONDITIONER THE AIR CONDITIONER /HEATER DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR WARNINGSIMPORTANT NOTICET hese instructions are for qualified individuals speciallytrained and experienced in installation of this type ofelectrical equipment and related system and service personnel are required by somestates to be licensed. PERSONS NOT QUALIFIEDSHALL NOT INSTALL NOR SERVICE words Shall or Must indicate a requirementwhich is essential to satisfactory and safe productperformance and words Should or May indicate a recommendationor advice which is not essential and not required but isuseful or - SHOCK HAZARDTo prevent the possibility of severe personal injury orequipment damage due to electrical shock, always be surethe electrical power source to the appliance isdisconnected during installation and FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS ANDWARNINGS IN THIS BOOKLET TO AVOID DAMAGETO THE EQUIPMENT, PERSONAL INJURY OR installation may damage equipment.

3 Can createa hazard and voids the use of components not tested in combination with thisunit will void the warranty, may make the equipment inviolation of state codes, may create a hazard and may ruinthe COMPONENT MATCH-UP1. 6531D692 (115 V, 60 Hz) or 6571B662 (240 V, 50 Hz) Package Air Conditioner2. 6531A625 Installation Kit (Included)++++3. SPECIFICATIONS AND UNIT IDENTIFICATION+ Air CONDITIONER Only - Does Not Include Condensation Evaporator#Evaporator Dimensions:Weight12 " " "4. UNIT DEPICTION FIGURES5. GENERAL INFORMATIONThe 6531 (115 volt) and 6571 (240 volt) series package airconditioners are intended for installation on the roof ofelevator cabs or like-sized indoor use contrivances.

4 Installation area should be sufficient to allow proper cutoutsand mounting without cutting vital frame members orelectrical wiring. Structural members should not createrestrictions to airway ducts required by air recommended installation is shown in Figure 1. Actualmounting and placement can vary according to air is delivered from the air CONDITIONER to theinterior of the enclosure through ducting that is supplied inInstallation Kit # system return air duct, return air filter, return air bonnetand thermostat are also found in the Installation air CONDITIONER is powered by a 115 volt, 60 Hz, 1 Phase,20 Amp electrical service for the 6531 series and 240 volt, 50Hz, 1 Phase.

5 10 Amp electrical service for the 6571 UNIT INSTALLATIONThe air CONDITIONER draws in topside air to cool thecondensing condensing airflow is drawn in from the end of the airconditioner (across the condensing coil) and discharged outthrough the top of the appliance (through the dischargeopening).To provide adequate condensing airflow, the installer mustadhere to the following guidelines:1)The topside air path to the condensing coil should beas direct and non-restrictive as )Any decorative grille or louver used as an openingfor condenser airflow should have a minimum of 90square inches of free )Do not block or restrict the discharge or return )Ensure that there are no structural members orpanels which would serve to cause condenserdischarge air to recirculate into the condenser )Attach the crimped adapter to the air conditioningunit using the four (4) long screws found in thesmall parts )The supply duct adapter is installed to exitconditioned air upward.

6 Attach the adapter to theunit using the four (4) short screws supplied in thesmall parts )Mount the air conditioning unit by securing it to themounting surface with bands or brackets. If usingcondensate evaporator with the air CONDITIONER ,elevate the air CONDITIONER 4-5 inches to insureproper drainage of the condensate from the airconditioner drain pan to the )Mount the thermostat to the thermostat mountingbracket using the screws provided with thethermostat. Connect extension cable to thethermostat cable. Attach thermostat with mountingbracket to the 10" diameter return air collar assemblyusing two (2) sheet metal )Cut a 10 1/8" square opening in the cab top as far aspossible from the intended location of the supply airduct into the cab.

7 Position 10" diameter return aircollar assembly with the thermostat/bracket over theopening. Fasten the collar to the cab top with rivetsor screws. Using Quality duct tape, seal the seamsaround the perimeter of the collar )Install the supply air distribution scoop inside theconditioned space in an area as far from the returnair as possible. Air from the scoop should have aclear path into the conditioned area. Attach thescoop with adhesive, straps, brackets or by fasteningthrough the part. If attaching with fasteners, pre-drill any clearance holes in the scoop to preventcracking during installation. It is good practice tomount the scoop away from possible heat producingdevices, such as lights, fixtures, )Provide a 6" dia.

8 Hole in the roof to allow passage ofthe insulated 4" flex duct. The duct connectsbetween the 4" collar at the unit and the ovalopening at the air scoop. Secure the duct with 2 ofthe 4 cable ties provided in the Installation Kit. 12)Attach the 7/8" condensate drain hose to theunit drain pan. Secure with hose )Determine the most direct and shortest length of ductto be used to connect the 10" diameter uninsulatedreturn air flex duct to the 10" diameter collarassembly installed in Step 8. Cut a small slitthrough the 10" diameter uninsulated return air flexduct directly above the 10" diameter collar assemblyand route the thermostat extension cable through theslit in the duct.

9 Cut off any excess duct and attachthe duct to the return air bonnet using the duct tiesprovided. Seal the duct where the thermostat cableexits with a Quality duct )Connect the 10" flex duct between the return airbonnet and the adapter installed at Step #8. Securewith 2 cable )Plug the remaining end of the cable into the airconditioners 4 pin thermostat - SHOCK HAZARDDo not drill any openings into this air CONDITIONER . Whenattaching ducting directly to the air CONDITIONER , use onlythe pilot holes already provided. Drilling new openingsand inserting screws may damage either the refrigerationcircuit or electrical wiring, causing possible equipmentdamage, personal injury or 115 (240) VAC - ELECTRICAL WIRING1.

10 WARNING - SHOCK HAZARDTo prevent the possibility of severe personalinjury or equipment damage due to electricalshock, always ensure all the electrical power isdisconnected and removed before air CONDITIONER contains a compressorrefrigeration system and requires power from a 115(240) volt electrical circuit. The circuit connects to aterminal block inside the main Voltage Routing SpecificationsWhen routing the high voltage supply wiring, thefollowing guidelines must be followed:A)High voltage wiring must be routed througha separate opening in the outer cabinet. This opening is referred to as the powerwire entry (See Figure 1 (B), page 3).