Electrical Connections - Trane MCD/MWD-512 Installation & Operation Manual

Ductable ceiling-suspended unit
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Installation
Condensate connections
The unit must be perfectly level in
both directions. Connect the indoor
unit's condensate tray to a
condensate drainage line. The unit is
equipped with a 20 mm diameter
smooth tube connection. To ensure
correct condensate flow, the
drainage tube must be given a
10° slope. There must not be a
condensate trap at any point in the
line. However, a trap can be
provided to prevent outside air from
being taken in by the indoor unit. If
the tube enters a room, insulate it to
prevent condensation damage.
Figure 7 - Condensate drainage
connections

Electrical connections

All the wiring and earthing
arrangements must comply with
local legislation.
WARNING!
Never open the indoor or outdoor
unit without first disconnecting the
power supply. There is a risk of
electrocution.
CAUTION!
1. Check the electrical characteristics
on the unit's nameplate. Make
sure the wiring complies with the
manufacturer's electrical diagram
and local legislation.
2. Connect the units using one or
more lines protected by an
electrical disconnect device.
3. Ground each unit.
4. The cables must not touch the
refrigerant lines, the motors or
other moving parts and metal
edges.
5. The manufacturer does not
assume any liability for problems
caused by modifications made to
the unit's internal wiring.
6. Tighten the terminals securely.
7. For the electrical connections,
refer to the interconnection
diagrams attached with the
machine.
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