Baxi JSGNW Installation And Support Manual

Baxi JSGNW Installation And Support Manual

Dc inverter air conditioner multi split with heat pump mode

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Indoor Units: (J/L)SGN(W/K/C/D)(20/25/35/50)
Outdoor Units: LSGT(40/50/60/70/100/125)-XM
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DC INVERTER AIR CONDITIONER MULTI SPLIT WITH HEAT PUMP MODE.
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  • Page 1 Indoor Units: (J/L)SGN(W/K/C/D)(20/25/35/50) Outdoor Units: LSGT(40/50/60/70/100/125)-XM DC INVERTER AIR CONDITIONER MULTI SPLIT WITH HEAT PUMP MODE. lnstallation and Support Manual...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ......................3 1.1. WARNINGS FOR INSTALLERS ................... 3 1.2. SPECIFIC WARNINGS FOR R32 GAS USE……………………………………………..5 1.3. WEEE WARNINGS ....................... 6 2. ACCESSORIES INCLUDED ....................7 2.1. OUTDOOR UNITS......................7 2.2. INDOOR UNITS ......................7 3.
  • Page 3: Safety Precautions

    1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1.1. WARNINGS FOR INSTALLERS The air conditioner may only be installed, plumbed in and wired by persons who meet the technical and professional requirements to install and maintain such systems. This air conditioner must be installed in accordance with national plant engineering regulations.
  • Page 4 Place the indoor unit at a distance of at least 1 meter from televisions, radios and general electrical equipment whose electromagnetic waves may directly influence the electrical box or remote control. Pay particular attention to the installation warnings and conditions of use if the indoor units are located in hospitals, near medical equipment or generally in places with significant electromagnetic waves.
  • Page 5: Specific Warnings For R32 Gas Use

    1.2. SPECIFIC WARNINGS FOR R32 GAS USE • GENERAL R32 WARNINGS Do not mix other refrigerants or products that are not the specified refrigerant (R32) The maximum amount of R32 refrigerant allowed per room is generally 1.8 kg. In case of Air Conditioners with refrigerant charge content higher than 1.8 kg, you need to respect minimum room area in m (depending on total gas charge and indoor unit type) as in the table below (Minimum room table).
  • Page 6: Weee Warnings

    PIPES Dimens. B Dimension Dimension Radial thickness Dimens. A Type flare nuts (mm) (inch) (mm) flare (mm) type 2 (mm) 1/4” Ø 6.35 Pipes type O 17.0 3/8” Ø 9.52 Pipes type O 13.2 22.0 1/2” Ø 12.7 Pipes type O 16.6 26.0 5/8”...
  • Page 7: Accessories Included

    2. ACCESSORIES INCLUDED 2.1. OUTDOOR UNITS QUANTITY N° NAME LSGT40-2M LSGT50-2M LSGT60-3M LSGT70-3M LSGT100-4M LSGT125-5M Installer manual Drainage connector Pipe adaptor Copper nuts 2.2. INDOOR UNITS QUANTITY N° NAME (J/L)SGNW LSGND-XM LSGNK-XM LSGNC-XM User manual Remote Control Batteries for Remote Control Touch screen wired Control Connection cables for Touch screen wired Control...
  • Page 8: Outdoor Units

    3.1. OUTDOOR UNITS MULTI OUTDOOR UNITS LSGT40-2M LSGT50-2M LSGT60-3M LSGT70-3M LSGT100-4M LSGT125-5M Combinability ULTRA DC ULTRA DC ULTRA DC ULTRA DC ULTRA DC ULTRA DC Type Inverter Inverter Inverter Inverter Inverter Inverter Cooling capacity nom.(min.-max.) 4,10 5,30 6,20 7,90 10,50 12,00 (kW) (1,80-4,51)
  • Page 9: Indoor Units

    3.2. INDOOR UNITS WALL JSGNW20 JSGNW25 JSGNW35 JSGNW50 Cooling capacity nom.(min.-max.) (kW) 2,05 (1,13-2,70) 2,58 (0,50-3,10) 3,50 (0,80-3,60) 5,40 (1,20-5,60) Heating capacity nom.(min.-max.) (kW) 2,15 (0,98-2,50) 2,70 (0,50-3,30) 3,50 (1,00-3,80) 5,80 (1,20-6,00) Air flow volume (m3/h) Sound pressure dB(A) min/max Sound power dB(A) Dimensions width/height/depth (mm) 792/292/201...
  • Page 10 DUCT LSGND25-XM LSGND35-XM LSGND50-XM Cooling capacity nom.(min.-max.) (kW) 2,60 (1,50-3,55) 3,60 (1,71-3,85) 5,10 (2,50-5,80) Heating capacity nom.(min.-max.) (kW) 5,80 (2,84-6,40) 2,90 (1,70-3,65) 4,00 (1,90-3,92) Air flow volume (m3/h) H/M/L 600/450/380 680/560/450 860/660/600 Sound pressure dB(A) H/M/L 35/31/28 38/34/31 42/38/36 Sound power dB(A) Nominal available static pressure (Pa) Dimensions width/height/depth (mm) 700x200x470...
  • Page 11 AVAILABLE STATIC PRESSURE DIAGRAMS FOR DUCT UNIT LSGND25-XM LSGND35-XM LSGND50-XM...
  • Page 12: Possible Combinations

    4. POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS  N.B. In case of gas pipe diameter of 12,7mm (1/2”) it is needed to use the following adaptor: 1 unit 2 units DUAL SPLIT 20+20 25+25 LSGT40-2M 20+25 25+35 20+35 1 unit 2 units DUAL SPLIT 20+20 25+25 LSGT50-2M...
  • Page 13 1 unit 2 units 3 units 4 units 20+20 20+20+20 20+20+20+20 20+25 20+20+25 20+20+20+25 20+35 20+20+35 20+20+20+35 20+50 20+20+50 20+20+20+50 25+25 20+25+25 20+20+25+25 25+35 20+25+35 20+20+25+35 25+50 20+25+50 20+20+25+50 35+35 20+35+35 20+20+35+35 35+50 20+35+50 20+20+35+50 50+50 20+50+50 20+25+25+25 QUADRI SPLIT 25+25+25 20+25+25+35 LSGT100-4M...
  • Page 14: Installation

    5. INSTALLATION 5.1. INSTALLING THE OUTDOOR UNIT Make sure that the outdoor unit is fastened securely to prevent strong wind. Install the unit in accordance with the information contained in the table below. lf installing in marine environments or in locations that are very high in relation to the ground floor and/or in the presence of strong winds, use a locking plate and fit it against the wall so that the compressor can operate properly.
  • Page 15 Location of the hosting bolt MODEL DIMENSIONS LSGT40-2M 800x545x315 LSGT50-2M 800x545x315 LSGT60-3M 834x655x328 LSGT70-3M 834x655x328 LSGT100-4M 985x805x395 LSGT125-5M 985x805x395 Connecting the piping Wrap all the pipes, the drainage pipe and the electrical cables from the top to the bottom. Wrap the pipes with tape along the route and secure them to the wall with the special clips. These steps only concern cases where the outdoor unit is installed below the indoor one.
  • Page 16 Length of refrigerant connections Note: All the requirements below should be met at the same time: LSGT40-2M LSGT50-2M LSGT60-3M LSGT70-3M LSGT100-4M LSGT125-5M Maximum piping L1,L2,L3,L4,L5 (m) length to each IDU Maximum total piping L1+L2+L3+L4+L5 (m) length to all IDU units Maximum height H1,H2,H3,H4,H5 (m) between ODU &...
  • Page 17: Installing The Indoor Unit

    If not there may be water leakage from the indoor unit when the air conditioner is operating in cooling mode. It is possible to realize the pipe connection on Baxi Astra Indoor Unit by simply removing the below cover panel in the inferior part of the unit...
  • Page 18 Installing the connections between the two units Drill a hole 70 mm in diameter on the left side (rear view) or right side (front view) with a slight downward slope. Use adhesive tape to hold the indoor unit fitting in place. Then wrap the connection with electrical tape to prevent condensation.
  • Page 19 Installation with side connections lt is also possible to install the indoor units using the existing side pre-shearing. Please note that the wiring, the drainage, and the refrigerant connections are fully suited for connection on either side of the unit. Even when installing with feedthrough connections, wrap up all the connections to prevent condensation problems.
  • Page 20: Duct [Lsgnd(25/35/50)-Xm]

    5.2.2. DUCT [LSGND(25/35/50)-XM] Installation space Please be sure to meet the following installation space requirements when selecting the installation site: Location of the hosting bolt Model LSGND(25/35)-XM LSGND50-XM 1000 1048 Duct installation There are two installation methods of duct, as follows:...
  • Page 21 Drainage pipe installation 1. As shown in the picture, the indoor unit should be leaning to the drain hole to be convenient for drainage. 2. The drain pipe must have downward gradient (1/50-1/100). If the drain pipe is installed ups and downs or upward, it will lead to water backflow or leakage. 3.
  • Page 22: Cassette [Lsgnk(25/35/50)-Xm]

    5.2.3. CASSETTE [LSGNK(25/35/50)-XM] Installation space Please be sure to meet the following installation space requirements when selecting the installation site: The distance away from the ceiling and obstacles is shown in the below drawing: Ensure the installation position is able to take four times of the unit weight. There should be no increase in noise and vibration.
  • Page 23 Grille and panel installation The grille has four clips witch attach to corresponding hangers on the unit. The grille should be positioned using these first. The grille is then fixed into positioning by four bolts which are accessed through the four corner panels on the grille.
  • Page 24 The suspension foundation is a structure of either wooden frame or reinforced concrete. It must be firm and reliable to bear the weight of more than 200 kg and capable of bearing vibration for long periods. The cassette should be suspended as shown in the below sketch: Adjust the relative position of the suspension hook on the suspension bolt so that the unit can be in level position in all directions.
  • Page 25: Floor/Ceiling [Lsgnc(25/35/50)-Xm]

    5.2.4. FLOOR/CEILING [LSGNC(25/35/50)-XM] Installation space Please be sure to meet the following installation space requirements when selecting the installation site: Ceiling installation Floor installation Location of the hosting bolt Model LSGNC(25/35/50)-XM Ceiling installation 1. The suspension foundation must be firm and reliable to bear the weight of more than 200 kg and capable of bearing vibration for long periods.
  • Page 26 Drainage pipe installation 1. The drain pipe should be properly insulated to prevent the generation of condensation. 2. Pipes should be installed with a downward gradient (1/100-150) to allow the water to drain away. The pipe should not rise at any point. 3.
  • Page 27: Installing The Touch Screen Wired Control

    5.3. INSTALLING THE TOUCH SCREEN WIRED CONTROL Use a flathead screw driver to pry the bottom groove of the wire controller lightly (too much force would damage circuit board), pry rotationally to open the back cover. As shown in Fig.3, fix φ4 * 20mm screws provided together with the back cover on 8 6 box, then pass lead wires through the back cover.
  • Page 28: Refrigerant Piping

    6. REFRIGERANT PIPING 6.1. CONNECTING THE PIPING  The method for connecting the piping is the same for both units, indoor and outdoor.  Connect the pipes to the unit. Tighten until the connection becomes firm and secure. Follow the directions shown in the figure. ...
  • Page 29: Leak Test

    6.2. LEAK TEST Once all the refrigerant pipes have been connected, perform a test by pressurizing the system with nitrogen to make sure there are no leaks. Method 1. Connect the pressure gauge unit to the service valve on the outdoor unit gas pipe. 2.
  • Page 30: Refrigerant Gas Charge

    6.4. REFRIGERANT GAS CHARGE lf you need to install a length of pipe longer than standard (the length for which the unit is pre-charged), you must add the appropriate refrigerant charge. LSGT40-2M LSGT50-2M LSGT60-3M LSGT70-3M LSGT100-4M LSGT125-5M ADDITIONAL CHARGE (g/m) Method 1.
  • Page 31: Wiring

    7. WIRING 7.1. POWER AND CONNECTION WIRING The connection cables must comply with the specifications listed in the table below. LSGT40-2M LSGT50-2M LSGT60-3M LSGT70-3M LSGT100-4M LSGT125-5M OUTDOOR UNIT MODEL CONNECTION CABLE 3x1.5 mm 3x1.5 mm 3x1.5 mm 3x1.5 mm 3x1.5 mm 3x1.5 mm SPECIFICATIONS POWER CABLE...
  • Page 32 7.2. TOUCH SCREEN WIRED CONTROL CONNECTION FOR CASSETTE Connect the white control connector to the “CN8” connector of the indoor unit PCB as shown in the following schema:...
  • Page 33 7.3. TOUCH SCREEN WIRED CONTROL CONNECTION FOR DUCT AND FLOOR/CEILING In case of duct units, wired control is supplied as standard Connect the wired control, using the supplied cable, to X1, X2, X3, X4 terminal board of the indoor unit. Follow the color code and be sure to connect the wired control terminals to the indoor unit terminals as follows:...
  • Page 34: Operation Test

    8. OPERATION TEST 8.1. TEST PROCEDURES Make sure that both the liquid and gas valves are fully open. Make sure there are no refrigerant leaks. Make sure that the electrical wiring of the indoor and outdoor units is connected as shown in 'WIRING". Make sure that each terminal (L, N) is correctly connected to the mains.
  • Page 35: Error Codes

    9. ERROR CODES When Air Conditioning has failure the indoor unit display and the wired control will display the following error codes in the following ways: Wired control Fault description Error code Error code Fault with the over-electric current protection Fault with the Compressor Power supply Phase deficiency protection Fault with the inverter module protection(IPM)
  • Page 36 Fault with the low pressure switch Fault with the low pressure Fault of four way valve Fault with the High pressure switch Protection high temperature discharge Fault with anti-high temperature protection of indoor unit in heating mode Fault with anti-Frozen protection of indoor unit in cooling mode...
  • Page 37 Fault code Inquiry mode Under the normal operation mode to set temperature on remote controller: 16°C; then press the “-”key 10 times continuously within 8 seconds, the buzzer will long beep four tones to enter fault code inquiry mode. If there is no error, the indoor digital display will show “CC”; if there has fault, the indoor digital display will show error code.
  • Page 38 Our company declares that these products feature the marking in accordance with the essential requirements of the following directives: 36061 Bassano del Grappa (VI) - ITALY Via Trozzetti, 20 Customer care: Tel. +39 0424-517800 – Fax +39 0424-38089 www.baxi.it...

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