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Thermobile Coolmobile CR
MOBILE HEAT PUMP
Cooling only : C8 & C17
Cooling & heating : CR17 & CR34
Features :
Compressors High Efficiency
Able to withstand ambient temperature, cooling
from 20°C to 45°C (R410A)
Optional EC fan for Cooling from 10°C to 45°C
Analogic Pressure Transducer
Phase sequence relay protected against re-
versed phases for 3 phase models
Room temperature sensor thermostat
Low noise level
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Summary of Contents for THERMOBILE C8
- Page 1 Thermobile Coolmobile CR MOBILE HEAT PUMP Cooling only : C8 & C17 Cooling & heating : CR17 & CR34 Features : Compressors High Efficiency Able to withstand ambient temperature, cooling from 20°C to 45°C (R410A) Optional EC fan for Cooling from 10°C to 45°C ...
- Page 2 © Copyright All technical information in this manual as well as drawings and diagrams are our property and may not be reproduced without our prior written permission.
- Page 3 WARNING EC declaration We declare that the devices forming part of this manual complies with the directives 98/37 / EEC (Directive on the safety of machinery), 73/23 / EEC (Low Voltage Directive), 89/336 / EEC (Directive on Electromagnetic Compatibility and 97/23 / EEC (Directive on pressure equipment).
- Page 4 PLEASE READ BEFORE CONTINUING This technical manual must be kept in good condition inside the unit. Features, illustrations and descriptions contained herein are, to our knowledge, accurate at the time of appro- val for printing. We reserve the right to change, to no longer offer certain features or to stop production of a model without notice, and is not a commitment on our part.
- Page 5 1- PRESENTATION AND OPERATION This device is a mobile air conditioner for cooling demountable structures such as tents with a cooling capacity from 7 kW to 34 kW, depending of the model. When the relative humidity of the air inlet is high, the air can be cooled below its dew point and humidity is then con- densed to water.
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Page 6: General Rules For Installation
2 GENERAL RULES FOR INSTALLATION The installation configuration is an important factor in improving the performance and reliability of the air con- ditioner. There are different ways to place the devices, here we give you some important recommendations. 2-1 Ducts CAUTION: The ducts used are the same diameter as the connections of units. - Page 7 2-3 Airflow To cool the air effectively, the air sent to the air conditioner must be the lowest possible. If the ambient tempe- rature is lower than outside temperature, it is more efficient to re-circulate the air from the tent. To do this, con- nect the insulated ducts for blowing and sucking of air, between the tent and the air conditioner, fig.4.
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Page 8: Caractéristiques Techniques
ARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES ECHNICAL PECIFICATIONS Nominal ton CR17 CR34 Model Cooling Capacity Btu/h 28 000 58 000 58 000 111 000 Capacity Cooling mode* 8 200 17 000 17 000 32 800 Heating Capacity Btu/h 58 000 111 000 Capacity Heating mode* 20 000 32 800 Power supply... - Page 9 Dimensions C8 Dimensions C17 & CR17...
- Page 10 Dimensions CR34...
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Page 11: Control Board
CONTROL BOARD The devices are equipped with a control panel with touch screen (1) of one general switch (2) and a socket for connecting the room thermostat (3). The main power supply is connected to the cable gland (4). Control panel functions: - View the status of the room thermostat, compressor and safety. - Page 12 MENU DESCRIPTION COMPRESSOR ON Everything is running fine, shown after 20s of inactivity on the touchpad HEATING COMPRESSOR ON Everything is running fine, shown after 20s of inactivity on the touchpad COOLING COMPRESSOR ON Unit is in defrost mode, shown after 20s of inactivity on the touchpad DEFROST Unit goes in defrost when heating and THP-TBP>55°C and Toudoor <9°C for 60 sec Shows High Pressure, Temperature of condensation ( relative to pressure of refrigerant),...
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Page 13: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING #1 WAIT TEMPO START Unit is waiting to finish its safety time after a cycle 360 SEC It is causes by restarting the unit too early, thermostat trigger, and after a unit reset #2 WAIT Thermostat is OFF or not in demand in either cooling or heating mode REGULATION OFF Outdoor temperature is too low for the compressor to run in cooling mode : Min tempe- #3 OUTDOOR TOO LOW... - Page 14 SCHEMA ELECTRIQUE / ELECTRICAL WIRING C8 (Cooling only) :...
- Page 15 C8 (Cooling only) EC AXIAL FAN VERSION:...
- Page 16 SCHEMA ELECTRIQUE / ELECTRICAL WIRING C17 (Cooling only) :...
- Page 17 SCHEMA ELECTRIQUE / ELECTRICAL WIRING CR17 (Cooling and heating) :...
- Page 18 CR17 (Cooling and heating) :...
- Page 19 COMPONENTS: LIST OF COMPONENTS Item OUTDOOR HEAT EXCHANGER TOUCHPAD PCB SAFETY SWITCH CONTACTOR THERMOSTAT IN FOUR WAY VALVE OUTDOOR AXIAL FAN LOW PRESSURE TRANSDUCER SUCTION SIDE TEMPERATURE SENSOR HIGH PRESSURE TRANSDUCER SCHRADRE VALVE HIGH SIDE OUTDOOR HEAT EXCHANGER TEMPERATURE SENSOR FILTER OUT COMPRESSOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR COMPRESSOR...
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