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Dynaline
A Combination Gas Heating/Electric Cooling System
Designed to Serve an Individual Room or Zone
ARCHITECT'S AND ENGINEER'S MANUAL
3
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Apartments and Senior Housing
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Three BTU/h Capacities
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12 - 20 MBTU Gas Heat
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Low Heating Amp Draw
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R-410A Refrigerant
Ideal for Hotels/Motels,
Suburban Dynaline 3 A&E Manual 12/2021 Rev.2
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- Page 1 Dynaline ™ A Combination Gas Heating/Electric Cooling System Designed to Serve an Individual Room or Zone ARCHITECT’S AND ENGINEER’S MANUAL • Three BTU/h Capacities • 12 - 20 MBTU Gas Heat • Low Heating Amp Draw • R-410A Refrigerant Ideal for Hotels/Motels, Apartments and Senior Housing Suburban Dynaline 3 A&E Manual 12/2021 Rev.2...
- Page 2 INTRODUCTION The Suburban Difference Suburban developed the first gas-fired package terminal air conditioner (PTAC) in 1985. Now in its third generation design, Suburban is a leading supplier to the senior housing industry as well as other small commercial markets. Dynaline 3 Packaged Terminal Match Heating and Cooling Capacity to Your Project ™...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
THE INSIDE STORY Operating Cost Analysis ......... . .4-5 This manual provides architects and engineers with information Dynaline... -
Page 4: Operating Cost Analysis
OPERATING COST ANALYSIS The Suburban Dynaline 3 provides lower annualized operating costs, in most locales in the United States and Canada, compared to packaged ter- minal heat pumps and electric heat PTAC’s. The projected savings are depen- dent on the cost of natural gas and the cost of electricity for each specific locale. - Page 5 The Dynaline 3 Difference ™ Suburban Gas Heating and Electric Cooling will save money in the long run. The Suburban Dynaline 3 is a Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner ™ (PTAC) that combines economical gas heating and high-efficiency electric cooling in one compact unit for zone temperature room-by- room control.
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Page 6: Dynaline 3 Features
DYNALINE 3 FEATURES ™ TOP VIEW Electrical components: Electrical components: Control functions: Sealed combustion furnace: Located on the indoor side Located on the indoor side Top mounted for easy access. Include digital of the wall, they of the wall, they touch pad-type heating/cooling thermostat, Uses only outside air for are protected from the... - Page 7 END VIEW (LH) Room air discharge: Copper and aluminum evaporator and Attractive, durable condenser coils: grille constructed of extruded aluminum, For extended life and 52° off vertical air ease of repair. Coils discharge pattern. use seamless copper tubing, mechanically expanded into aluminum plate fins.
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Page 8: Dynaline 3 Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS DYNALINE 3 SERIES ™ Suburban Applied Products Dynaline™3 Model Identification And Specifications Example Position 012 = 12,000 020 = 18,000 Nominal Heat Input Unit Designation Dynaline 3™ 022 = 20,000 N = Natural Gas Fuel Type L = LP Gas 07 = 7,600 09 = 9,500 Gas Connection... -
Page 9: Suggested Bid Specifications
SUGGESTED BID SPECIFICATIONS The supplier will provide packaged terminal gas heat/electric air FOR PRODUCT conditioner of the sizes and capacities shown on the schedule and listed AND APPLICATION in the specifications. Each unit shall consist of a chassis, wall case/sleeve, outside grille and room cabinet. - Page 10 SUGGESTED BID SPECIFICATIONS • Touch pad-type digital control for selecting temperature set point, FOR PRODUCT heating, cooling and manual fan operation. Control system to AND APPLICATION incorporate computerized self-diagnostics to facilitate troubleshooting. • Positive closing fresh air damper, located within the chassis. An accessible manual control shall operate the damper.
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Page 11: Installing Dynaline 3
INSTALLING DYNALINE ™ Suburban Dynaline 3 PTAC units are self-contained gas heating/electric ™ GENERAL cooling systems for through-the-wall installations in hotels, motels, INFORMATION hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living centers, add-on rooms, apartments, shops, small offices and other applications. Dynaline 3 models offer: •... -
Page 12: Framing
In the United States and Canada, the installation must conform with local FRAMING codes. In the absence of local codes, US installations must conform with the current National Fuel Gas Code ANSI Z223.1 and with the National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA No. 70, and Canadian installations must conform with the current CANI-B149 installation code. -
Page 13: Knockdown Wall Sleeve
KNOCKDOWN WALL SLEEVE 1. Unfold the sides of the wall sleeve and assemble the top, so that the INSTALLING THE sides wedge between the top flange and the retaining angle. (See WALL SLEEVE Figure 8.) Apply 4 screws provided to secure top to the sides. 2. -
Page 14: Installing The Chassis
1. Slide chassis squarely into wall sleeve from inside and secure with four INSTALLING (4) screws into flange on wall sleeve to ensure proper security. THE CHASSIS 2. Connect gas and electrical supply. (See pages 13, 14 and 20.) 3. Remote thermostat: Dynaline 3 chassis are supplied for standard ™... - Page 15 WALL INSTALLATION REAR GAS HOOK-UP Figure 10 WALL INSTALLATION FRONT GAS HOOK-UP 3" 1" Y" Y" = 14 - ( X" + X" SURFACE OF FINISHED INTERIOR WALL SURFACE OF FINISHED EXTERIOR WALL CABINET FRONT CAULK AROUND WALL SLEEVE REAR GRILLE X"...
- Page 16 WINDOW, CURTAIN WALL, OR WALL PANEL INSTALLATION 1" (MAX.) LONG SCREWS FOR SECURING ANGLES TO TOP & SIDES OF SLEEVE. WALL SLEEVE WINDOW OR WALL CAULK AROUND WALL SLEEVE CABINET FRONT REAR GRILLE 2 (MIN.) SUPPORTS (BY INSTALLER) WALL SLEEVE ANGLES & SCREWS (BY INSTALLER.) DO NOT PUT HOLES THROUGH OR DRIVE SCREWS INTO WALL SLEEVE BOTTOM!
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Page 17: Installation Data
INSTALLATION DATA Dynaline 3 chassis are factory equipped with a 3/8" NPT gas connection ™ MAKING GAS located at the bottom left front corner. Gas piping used to make the gas CONNECTIONS connection to the unit must be purchased locally. The size of the pipe should be computed according to type of gas and length of run. -
Page 18: Installing Rear Gas Connection
Dynaline 3 chassis are manufactured for front gas hook-up. The optional ™ INSTALLING REAR rear gas hook-up kit can be used for field conversion of the chassis to a rear GAS CONNECTION gas hook-up at the RH side (facing back of the unit). WITH REAR GAS 1. -
Page 19: Air Discharge Package
90ϒ BRASS ELBOW 3/8 MALE X 3/8 FLARE APPLY PIPE THREAD COMPOUND HERE MAIN GAS VALVE REMOVE PLUG BUTTON FROM FIREWALL AND INSTALL 1-1/8" UNIVERSAL BUSHING APPLY PIPE THREAD COMPOUND HERE CAULKING STREET ELBOW MUST BE SECURED PRIOR FIREWALL TO INSTALLING CHASSIS GAS INLET TUBE ASSEMBLY INTO WALL SLEEVE 90ϒ... - Page 20 CFM CHART (DRY COIL) DL3-1220/DL3-1622 DL3-0912** 50/50 143/121 127/108 50/50 144/122 128/108 50/50 145/123 129/109 50/50 123/104 109/93 60/40 159/102 142/91 60/40 160/103 143/91 60/40 161/103 143/92 60/40 137/88 122/78 70/30 173/85 154/76 70/30 174/84 155/76 70/30 175/86 156/77 70/30 149/73 132/65 ** DL3-0912 - 1 and 2...
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Page 21: Air Discharge Connector
Installation when adaptor support brackets are mounted to the wall sleeve. NOTE: Projection of the wall sleeve into room must exceed 1-1/4". 1. Assemble each adaptor bracket to the wall sleeve bracket with screws and nuts provided. (See Figure 19.) 2. -
Page 22: Leveling Legs
Leveling legs (optional; two each) are LEVELING LEGS available to provide leveling and chassis PROVIDE ADDITIONAL support for installations that, because of wall thickness or chassis projection SUPPORT into the room, require additional support. The adjusting screw can be extended 2", with a maximum distance from the bottom of wall sleeve to screw base of 5"... -
Page 23: Optional Drain Kit
Prior to installing the wall sleeve, condensate drainage from the wall sleeve OPTIONAL DRAIN must be considered. Two methods to drain condensate may be used: KITS Free Drain A generally acceptable alternative where condensate drains from the wall sleeve through three exterior drain holes and drops to open ground. The chassis’... -
Page 24: Optional 2-Psig Regulator
OPTIONAL 2-PSIG Figure 24 REGULATOR A pounds-to-inches regulator for use on residential, commercial and industrial applications is available. Features high leverage valve linkage Maximum to deliver positive dead-end lock-up and precise regulating control. Use only inlet pressures 10 PSI for Natural gas applications. (Consult factory about LP and other Emergency applications.) Front gas hook-up must have sufficient clearances for exposure limits... -
Page 25: Electrical Connections And Wiring
Wiring Diagrams ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AND WIRING Schematic: 208/230 V.A.C. If local codes permit, the service cord supplied with the unit may be Figure 26 used for electrical connection. Otherwise, remove the cord and make Ladder Diagram: 208/230 V.A.C. electrical connections in the junction box. Figure 27 All external wiring, including grounding, must comply with local codes Schematic: 277 V.A.C. - Page 26 Ladder Diagram: 208/230 V.A.C. COMPRESSOR CONTACT COMPRESSOR PRESSURE CONTROLLER DE-ICER SWITCH N.C. SWITCH COMPRESSOR RELAY FLUE LIMIT HI-LIMIT PRESSURE CONDENSOR MOTOR CO DETECTOR CONTACT TEMP. SENSE ROOM GAS VALVE MOTOR FLAME PROBE EXHAUST MOTOR 24VAC 24V. CONT 230VAC VALVE POWER SUPPLY BOARD CO DETECTOR 230V 208V...
- Page 27 Connecting Dynaline 3 to a Standby Generator ™ A Dynaline 3 feature of particular importance to the nursing home/assisted ™ living industry is its low amp draw in the heating cycle, made possible by its high efficiency gas heating. This creates an opportunity for the facility to install a smaller, less costly standby emergency power generator, without forfeiting zone temperature control on the heating cycle.
- Page 28 UNIT CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS High Limit Switch This switch turns the gas to the main burner off if, for any reason, the heating section of the unit approaches an unsafe temperature level. Cycling on limit does not always indicate a defective limit switch. If the circulating air is blocked or only partially so, the limit control will function and cause the main burner to go off.
- Page 29 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Built-in Thermostat Control – Heat Mode DIGITAL KEY PAD Initial Lighting Instructions CONTROL 1. Open the manual shut-off valve. The valve is fully open when the handle is level or parallel to the gas line. Never attempt to operate unit with manual valve partially closed.
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Page 30: Unit Controls And Functions
Built-in Thermostat Control – Cooling Mode 1. Depress “System” key pad until cool lamp is illuminated. (See Figure 32.) 2. Depress “Fan” key pad until desired speed lamp is illuminated. (See Figure 32.) 3. Set thermostat to desired setting by depressing temperature-indicating arrows until desired temperature is displayed. -
Page 31: Operating Instructions - Built-In Thermostat
Remote Thermostat Control – Cooling Mode 1. Set wall thermostat to “Cool Mode.” 2. Set wall thermostat at desired setting. 3. Select AUTO/FAN operation. 4. Using the “System” key pad, depress “Fan” key until desired speed lamp is illuminated. NOTE: When Dynaline 3 is controlled by a wall thermostat, the sequence ™... -
Page 32: Operating Instructions - Remote Thermostat
ACCESSORY DESCRIPTION REVIEW All optional and field installed DESCRIPTION Wall Sleeve (knockdown) Rear Grille – Standard Aluminum Anodized Rear Grille – Dark Bronze Extruded Aluminum Rear Grille – Clear Anodized Extruded Aluminum Air Discharge Lateral Adaptor Air Discharge Lateral Connector – 43" Air Discharge Lateral Extension –... - Page 33 DYNALINE 3 AIRFLOW ™ Condenser airflow (A/C mode only) Combustion airflow (Heat mode only) Room airflow (A/C and heat modes) The room air discharge grille can be installed to deliver room discharge air either horizontally or vertically. The grille is installed from the factory to deliver horizontal air flow.
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Page 34: Suburban Limited Warranty
SUBURBAN DYNALINE LIMITED WARRANTY Marvair Inc., warrants its Suburban Applied Products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use to the original purchaser for the period of time in the table below. If any part of your Suburban AP product fails within 24 months from the date of the original start-up, Marvair will furnish without charge, EXW Cordele, Georgia, the required replacement part. -
Page 35: Dynaline 3 Airflow
IF YOU HAVE A PRODUCT PROBLEM FIRST: Contact the installer of the equipment or the selling dealer for warranty service. You may find his name on the product or with your homeowners manual. If his name is not known, call your builder or general contractor if yours is a new structure. - Page 36 Suburban Applied Products Dynaline™3 PTAC A Proven Payback In Utility Savings Standard Color Options Marvair Beige Pebble Gray White Gray Stainless Steel and custom powder coating are also available Minimum order quantities required. High-Efficiency Rotary Compressor: Return Air Filter: Reliable and quiet-running design. Suburban’s gas No tools are needed to install or remove the permanent heat PTAC design does not use the compressor electrostatic filter constructed of washable media.
- Page 37 Economical Gas Heat Provides Comfort to Those Who Need it the Most For Senior Housing, Hotels/Motels, Apartments And Other Applications Elderly senior housing and assisted living facility Low Heating Amp Draw — The Dynaline 3 residents require controlled cool summers and warm consumes about 1 amp during the heating cycle;...
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Page 38: Dynaline 3 Ptac Features And Benefits
Please consult the Suburban Manufacturing website at www.SuburbanManufacturing.com for the latest product literature. Detailed dimensional data is available upon request. A complete warranty statement can be found in each product’s Installation/Operation Manual, on our website. As part of the Suburban continuous improvement program, specifications are subject to change without notice. Manufactured by: P.O.
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