Trevor-Martin Corporation HR06 Installation Instructions

Heat recovery unit

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Special equipment suggested: In addition to the normal tools used by air conditioning technicians, the following should
be available. A precision thermometer - thermocouple type, a vacuum pump, and a refrigerant recovery unit.
Caution: Check each installation in advance. Make sure the air conditioning system is operating within the manufacturer's
specifications. Do not proceed until equipment is operating correctly.
Note: The "Uniflow Connector" is actually an Installation Fitting such as
the IK-5.
1. Turn off power to water heater (if gas, turn off gas valve), and air conditioning equipment.
2. Turn off water supply to water heater.
3. Drain tank if necessary with hot water faucet open.
4. Locate ECU as close to condensing unit as possible.
5. Mount unit. Unit should be vertically wall mounted with tubes down and be above the height of the compressor.
Never with tubes upward or horizontally pad mounted.
6. Recover refrigerant charge. Cut hot gas line as close as practical to compressor (before the four way valve on heat
pumps). Cut openings in condensing unit for hot gas lines. Attach "Gas In" line to compressor discharge line. Attach
"Gas Out" line to other side of cut leading to condenser coil. This unit is designed for heat pump or straight cool
application.
Note: Hot gas lines and water lines must be insulated with armaflex, rubatex, or similar material. Do not combine
any lines within the same insulation sleeve or in a chase that may become filled with water.
7. When refrigerant connections are complete, pressurize system and leak check. Replace or install standard filter
dryer in liquid line (optional but recommended). Openings in condensing unit must be large enough to pull armaflex
through, or high temperature grommets installed to prevent contact and abrasion of copper lines.
8. Evacuate system to remove air and moisture. Recharge to manufacturer's specifications. Water Circulating Pump
Must Be Shut Off Before Charging Begins.
9. Connect tubing to "Water In" line of unit. Extend this line to the cold water supply line at the water tank as close to
the tank as possible. Attach cold water supply with a tee soldered into the line, or a saddle valve of not less than
5/16" opening. Note: Less than 50' one way use 1/2" O.D., 50'-90' one way use 5/8" O.D. water lines.
THE ENERGY CONSERVATION UNIT (E.C.U.)
Heat Recovery Unit
Installation instructions
Models HR06
Refrigerant Lines Maximum
Length (FT) One Way
Nominal
Compressor to ECU
Cooling
Capacity
3/8
1/2
Btu/Hr
O.D.
O.D.
18,000
6
20
24,000
-
10
30,000
-
7
36,000
-
5
42,000
-
-
48,000
-
-
54,000
-
-
60,000
-
-
Note: If high pressure switch and/or
external mufflers are present in the
discharge line, they should remain in line
between compressor and ECU.
5/8
3/4
7/8
O.D.
O.D.
O.D.
40
-
-
30
-
-
25
-
-
15
50
-
12
40
-
10
30
-
-
25
40
20
30
-

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  • Page 1 Heat Recovery Unit Installation instructions Models HR06 Special equipment suggested: In addition to the normal tools used by air conditioning technicians, the following should be available. A precision thermometer - thermocouple type, a vacuum pump, and a refrigerant recovery unit.
  • Page 2 An IK-5 Installation Fitting may be installed in place of the drain valve as shown on the IK-5 instructions with both water in and water out lines on new water heater tanks. 11. Set thermostats as shown. Thermostat wiring for HR06 Electric, double element - upper element 125°...
  • Page 3 THE ECU UNIT Operating and Service Instructions Model HR06 Operations Check: 1. To determine if the ECU Is functioning, allow the air conditioning system to operate some ten minutes or more, Then go to the water tank location, and identify the line entering the water tank from the ECU unit.
  • Page 4: Limited Warranty

    Trevor-Martin Corporation, should any of our products prove to be defective. Trevor-Martin Corporation is not liable for damage of any sort whatsoever, including incidental and consequential damages. Product returns, under the terms of this warranty, must be approved by Trevor-Martin Corporation.

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