S Series - Suburban DynaPack S Series Architects And Engineers' Manual

S SERIES

DUCT WORK
The duct work for the dwelling should be designed for the lowest possible
static pressure to reduce energy usage and noise.
cfm delivery of the units on each of the indoor blower speeds.
recommended heating and cooling speeds with its approximate cfm delivery.
Use both tables to properly design the duct system for both heating and
cooling cfm.
MODEL NUMBER Blower Speed 0.10" wc 0.15" wc 0.20" wc 0.25" wc 0.30" wc 0.40" wc 0.50" wc 0.60" wc 0.70" wc 0.80" wc
LO
MED LO
DYPA12AC3A MED
MED HI
LO
MED LO
DYPA18AC3A MED
MED HI
LO
MED LO
MED
DYPA24AC3A
MED HI
LO
MED LO
MED
DYPA30AC3A
MED HI
Recommended
MODEL NUMBER
Heating Speed
DYPA12AC3A036
DYPA12AC3A048
DYPA18AC3A036
DYPA18AC3A048
DYPA18AC3A060 MEDIUM HIGH
DYPA24AC3A036
DYPA24AC3A048 MEDIUM HIGH
DYPA24AC3A060 MEDIUM HIGH
DYPA30AC3A036
DYPA30AC3A048 MEDIUM HIGH
DYPA30AC3A060 MEDIUM HIGH
CONDENSATE DRAIN
The DynaPack unit and wall sleeve each have their own drain. The unit drain is
for the condensate developed by the evaporator coil. It needs to be trapped and
routed to the building drain system. Use 3/4" pvc pipe and fittings (field
supplied).
The wall sleeve is equipped with a drain pan that collects rain water entering
the wall sleeve and the unit condenser coil area. At the time of installation of
the wall sleeve, this drain can be directed directly outside or turned inside and
routed to the building drain system. If the wall sleeve drain is routed to the
building sewer system then it must be trapped to prevent sewer gasses
from escaping.
S SERIES INDOOR CFM vs STATIC PRESSURE (Dry coil + no air filter)
497 473
577
562
757
748
937
920
HI 1060
1050
512 491
596
568
773 761
972
955
HI 1108
1091
504 483
588 560
765 753
964
947
HI 1100
1083
490 465
570 540
768
755
934
922
HI 1064
1046
Approx.
CFM
MEDIUM 700
MEDIUM 700
MEDIUM 700
MEDIUM 700
900
MEDIUM 700
900
900
MEDIUM 700
900
900
TABLE 5
lists the approximate
Table 4
lists the
Table 5
448 424 400
547 522 497
739 716 692
905 888 872
1042 1015 977
469 428 387
540 522 504
748 730 711
938 927 915
1074 1057 1039
461 420 379
532 514 496
740 722 703
930 919 907
1066 1049 1031
440 415 385
520 500 476
741 732 704
913 895 873
1017 1009 995
TABLE 4
Approx. Recommended
Temp Rise ºF Cooling Speed
38 LOW
50 LOW
38 MEDIUM LOW
50 MEDIUM LOW
50 MEDIUM LOW
38 MEDIUM
40 MEDIUM
50 MEDIUM
38 MEDIUM HIGH
40 MEDIUM HIGH
50 MEDIUM HIGH
21
348 296 247
458 415 357
670 635 586
852 827 790
927 876 824
320 285 250
447 415 381
675 640 622
874 850 825
1002 970 917
312 252 207
439 377 320
667 622 572
866 828 782
994 962 922
310 225 170
415 365 310
666 621 580
835 800 760
965 935 900
Approx.
CFM
400
400
550
550
550
700
700
700
900
900
900
Follow local codes and standards
when designing duct runs to deliver
the required airflow. Minimize noise
and excessive pressure drops caused
by duct aspect ratio changes,
bends, dampers and outlet grilles in
duct runs.
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Suburban DynaPack A&E Manual 07/2019 Rev.6
212 160
317 281
558 521
728 677
758 700
213 179
324 291
586 550
796 766
868 796
N/R N/R
262 202
532 482
757 702
882 827
N/R N/R
250 205
535 500
730 690
875 828
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