Eclipse 500 System Manual page 202

Section 9. Climate Control
9. Climate Control
9.1 General
The climate control system is comprised of four mutually dependent sub-systems:
Bleed Air Supply Sub-System
Cabin Air Distribution Sub-System
Air Conditioning Sub-System
Cabin Pressurization Control Sub-System
The Bleed Air Supply Sub-System provides aircraft pressurization, ventilation, and
cabin conditioned bleed air. Bleed airflow is controlled automatically by the ACS or
manually through line select keys on the pressurization (PRESS) synoptic as well as
hard switches on the left switch panel.
The Cabin Air Distribution Sub-System distributes conditioned bleed air and air
conditioned air throughout the pressurized cabin through two evaporator units
according to the temperature and operational mode demands of two control zones
within the cabin. Cockpit and cabin air flow rate is automatically controlled by the
ACS or manually controlled though the environmental (ENVIR) synoptic.
The Air Conditioning Sub-System provides cooling for the pressurized cabin bleed air.
The air conditioning system is automatically controlled by the ACS or manually
controlled through the environmental (ENVIR) synoptic.
The Cabin Pressurization Control Sub-System works in conjunction with the ACS to
automatically regulate the cabin pressure. The system can also be controlled
manually by the pilot through the pressurization (PRESS) synoptic.
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