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THE HOMEOWNf R
HEATING
AND COOLONO
Yom new Heat Pump has k n carefully enginered
far top prfommanw even uneer the
mmt s v e r e mndi-
lioms. I t has k n deign& to
m e t
your
rids,
your
'pattern
of
jiving in your area.
Your Heat Pump has
b n
installed with duct work by
your
s ~ i e l i s t
. . .
The unit provldes both healing and
m l i n g when you n d it
.
. .
and dms it nutomatimlly.
When emling is nwded, your home
is
filled with crisp,
dshumidifid air
. . .
dirt, dust and pollen are filkred
out
.
,
.
a gentle
flow
of refreshing air
Ieh
you live
in
a
"mntroiied ccfirnak"'.
As temperatures drop and your Rome r q u i r e s heat, the
Heat Pump will e r v e you with a welmme consbnt
flow
of
warm air.
The thermalat, tviik a wide range of wtlings, is your
mnlrsl e n t e r . Id
i s
here where you control bath heat-
ing and emling.
YOU
can
j3rC
sure the thermasbt will
give you full control for "wrsonalized" climak. Know
the owration of the thermosht thoroughly.
Mere% hkow
o HEAT PUMP provides
healfag
and
coollrrg
The
Heat
Pump operates on a very simple principle
During the cooling cycle, the unit absorbs heat from
the air inside your home and transfern that heat In the
outside. During the healing cycle, the unit absorbs hrat
from the outside air and transfers that heat into your
home
One
\anit
.
.
hen& and
-1s.
Xmide the unit are two
large coils, a n inside air coil and ouhide air coil, inkr-
c o n n a k d to a m m p r e w r . The mmpressor is the
hea& of the heat pump.
EL
eirmbates refrigerant
through the mgs,
Inside Air Coil All inside air in your +me is circu-
Inted through this coil.
It
absorbs heat \from> the air
when coaling or releases heat into the air when heating
Outside Air Coil n i s coil has ouhide
1
air flowing
through
it.
Outside air d w s not e n k r into your home
The p u r w e of this coil is to release heat absorkb
by
the
imide
coif into the outdwr air when cmling or,
absorb heat from the outdmr air when heating
When your Heat Pump
is
owrating in the
emXing
cycle it mrnoves heat and moisture from the air inside
your home. The inside coil is cooled by the evamriza-
tion of liquid refrigerant, therefore, the air pasing over
it
i s
caoled and dehumidified. As the air
is
emled, it
gives up same of
its
heat lo the coil
fins
and
tubing
Tk
mfrigerant, in turn, absorbs the coil heat which is
then purnpd to the aubide
coif,
T k refrigerant, a9rrying the heat removed Erarn the
air i r ~ i d e your home, mndenms in the oulside coil
~ B P F ~
thereby, gives up
its
heat
to
the oubide air k i n g
cikbsulaM iacraq it. This cr~rcle mntinues until your
hornbe is cwled to
satisfy
the setting
of
y m r thermosbt,
then the unit automatimlly tzrrns
off
W E
HEATING
CYCLE
Your morn th~rrncr.;l,it will ;rutanm:iticnlly initiate Ihc
hcntrrlg
cycle
tw
r ~ ~ t u a ~ t l n g
the
re\i?.is~ng vnlce which.
rn tirrn, rrbrrsrs rhr
flow of
rcfripc-mnl Wlth f h ~
rcBvrrse
flow,
rile outside
(1011
will
r e r ~ ~ o v ~ "
lw3t froin the
orrtslde arr The rornpn~.;scir will tranqfer the hr;rt-
I'ldrn rrfrrgemnt to t h e
ixwldr
r*olX
T l ~ c
inside coil
rrlcd.;ea tEns heat to thc ir~sidc air bthich is circu2ati.d
thrtarlgh your duct work to each room
In
c"~>!~PP
:?reds you will have installed auxiliary electric
heaters to halnrrre t h r h~:lting rrquirtirncnk s f your
hnnrc. in rc%lntinn to the c:~~):~cify of your Heat Pump.
This
~dditionat
heat
will turrz
or: and off aulomatlcnlly
hy your r m m and outside lhrrrr~oslals according to the
oraldoor ternperat~lre plais your room thermmdnt sefll-ing
THE DEFROST CYCLE
There
is
a kg11 ~wrcentnge
of
rnoisturc in the outside
air wher~
11.
is near Freczlng or sligi~tly h i o w Thew-
fare, the oiltside coil may lnccome covered ruitla frost
during the l~eating cycle
This
is cntircly normal How-
ever, your Heal Pump temprrnture tinze cb7cfe d c f r a t
controls are alsvays an glrnrd to defrost thr outside coil
every %I minutes;
11131
is, if the outside coil tempera-
ture
i s
30'F Such a defrost systetn will ;ilways kwp
your Heat E3ump oprmting at top efici~ncy, and
tile
unit does it atitonlatically
The defrost cycle lasts
cmly a. few
minutes.
The
time of this
cycle depenrls on
the
remprature arnd the
m o i r ; l u ~
content
of
the irutsirle air. Dririing the defrost cycle,
ills outside
fan
motor will shut
off automatically.
However, the rnside
blower motor will continue to circulate air across the
insrdc
coil to help In defr~>sting the
outside
coil. 'rhe
auxiliary heat,
x f
you
have
it on your heal pump,
wilt
eorne on automatically
to
prcvent coal air frt3na
being
cirrulated
In your home. The
unrts have a control which limikii the deErt?.ia
on
tlrrle
to
10
mir~utes
in case
of
adverse outdoor
condlrlons .
. .
high wind
velocity, etc.
During the defrost cycle the normal
flow
of r~frigerarrt
for heating is reversed
This
causes hot nbfrigeraot to
How through the rubes of the outside coil and nlelt
away the frost. After the Frost has been rneated and
flushed away. the tlnit will nutomatically resume nor-
mal heating operalim.
The rmm themostat
i s
your control cgnter ltar both
heating and cooling.
Typical Thermostat
This
smitive thermosht
gives
you a wide eleelion
and range
of
settings
.
. . you can have s r ~ l y
the fan
owrating to circulate and Alter the air without heating
or -ling
.
.
.
i d
can
Ix?
,set to act only as a cwling or
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