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SKM low static fan coil units are widely
Introduction ............................................... 2 Water Pressure Drop .............................. 11 used in multi-room constructions such as
Legend ....................................................... 2 Air Delivery (50Hz) .................................. 12 apartments, hotels, motels and other such
Nomenclature ............................................ 2 Air Delivery (60Hz) .................................. 13 buildings where independent condition
General Features ...................................... 3 Selection .................................................. 14 control is required.
Component Features ................................ 3 Sound Power Levels ............................... 16
Optional Features ..................................... 4 Noise Criteria .......................................... 16 Features of the SKM fan coil units
Electrical Data ........................................... 4 Dimensional Data .................................... 17 include, among other things, high
Physical Data ............................................ 5 Valves & Controls ................................... 22
performance, easy installation and
Machine Weights ...................................... 5 Control System Description .................... 23
Nominal Capacity Ratings service, quiet operation, high quality
& Correction Factors ................................. 6 components and multi speed motors.
Nomenclature
FCU-Dxx-12/3 1 /XG
Unit size nom. x 100 cfm (02,03,04,05,06,08,10,12) No. of rows for cooling coil
(2, 3 or 4 rows)
Machine Weights
lbs 22 24 26 31 33 36 39 62
2R
kg 10 10.9 11.8 14.1 15 16.3 17.7 28.1
lbs 23 26 28 34 37 40 44 69
DCB 3R
kg 10.4 11.8 12.7 15.4 16.8 18.2 20 31.3
lbs 25 28 31 37 40 44 49 76
4R
kg 11.4 12.7 14.1 16.8 18.2 20 22.2 34.5
lbs 31 36 37 46 48 53 59 88
2R
kg 14.1 16.3 16.8 20.9 21.8 24.1 26.8 40
lbs 32 37 39 49 52 57 64 95
DCL 3R
kg 14.5 16.8 17.7 22.2 23.6 25.9 29.1 43.1
lbs 34 39 42 52 55 61 69 102
4R
kg 15.4 17.7 19.1 23.6 25 27.7 31.3 46.3
lbs 55 62 63 77 78 86 95 131
2R
kg 25 28.1 28.6 35 35.4 39 43.1 59.5
lbs 56 64 65 79 82 90 100 138
DCE 3R
kg 25.4 29.1 29.5 35.9 37.2 40.9 45.4 62.7
lbs 58 65 68 82 85 94 105 145
4R
kg 26.3 29.5 30.9 37.2 38.6 42.7 47.7 65.8
lbs 48 55 56 70 72 79 89 125
2R
kg 21.8 25 25.4 31.8 32.7 35.9 40.4 56.8
lbs 49 57 59 72 75 83 94 131
DFB 3R
kg 22.2 25.9 26.8 32.7 34.1 37.7 42.7 59.5
lbs 51 59 61 75 79 87 99 138
4R
kg 23.2 26.8 27.7 34.1 35.9 39.5 44.9 62.7
lbs 63 70 71 85 87 95 104 141
2R
kg 28.6 31.8 32.2 38.6 39.5 43.1 47.2 64
lbs 65 72 74 88 91 99 109 148
DFE 3R
kg 29.5 32.7 33.6 40 41.3 44.9 49.5 67.2
lbs 66 74 77 91 94 103 114 154
4R
kg 30 33.6 35 41.3 42.7 46.8 51.8 69.9
Table 4
Notes
Nominal capacity ratings are based on nominal air flow rate; air entering temperature DB/WB 80/67oF (26.5/19.4oC), 45°F (7.2°C) entering chilled
water temperature and 10oF (5.5oC) water temperature rise.
For conditions other than rated, use correction factors for total and sensible capacities.
For air flow rates other than nominal see correction factors.
Chart 1.
Use with Table 3 on Page 6
Note:
Step 3
Step 2
WTR Step 1
Water
Temperature Rise
Step 2
Step 4
WTR °F (°C)
Chart 1
Notes:
1. Direct expansion capacity ratings based on nominal air flow rate, air entering temperature, 80/67 oF (26.7/19.4oC) DB/WB, 40oF (4.4oC)
evaporating temperature.
2. Units with direct expansion coils should not be operated at low fan speeds. On specified models with "X" suffix, the low speed is factory
disabled.
3. For different entering air conditions and/or evaporating temperature, use correction factors as in Charts 2 & 3.
DX Total Capacity
Correction Factor
How to use Chart 2
Plot a vertical line from design evaporating temp. until entering air WB temp. and read TCCF (total capacity correction factor),
horizontally on the left. (This chart is to be used in conjunction with Table 4.)
Chart 2
B
Altitude Correction
Factors
A Elevation Total Sensible
ft. m Capacity Capacity
The correct unit with correct coil size is obtained only when required
cfm at defined speed; i.e. High, Medium or Low to meet sensible
Selection Considerations load of the space is matched to the correct coil providing the required
sensible cooling or outlet temperature at given flow rate and design
In selecting low static fan coil units for a specific application the factors to temperature rise with the unit operating at functional sound levels.
be considered should include:
To achieve this the engineer or designer must not only check aesthetic
- Available space for the unit including floor to ceiling height needs but also space limitations, psychrometric feasibility, circulation and
ventilation, room acoustical effect, control system, piping accesses including
- Presence of high sensible or peripheral loads in space
overall chilled water circuits and effect of diversity on same.
- Functionality of intended space usage
- Availability of access for pipes, drains & power.
- Compatibility with intended space finish Selection Procedure
- Fresh air and ventilation requirements
- Noise level desired at peak or part load operations 1. Select unit that delivers approximately air flow required at desired
speed and external static pressure from air flow rate tables. Select unit
- Control system desired especially if winter heating is required
with air flow equal or more than that required.
- Economy of layout
2. Apply correction factors to selected unit and find out the actual total
and sensible cooling capacity.
Once a particular model or models in the low static series is selected
after consideration of the above factors, it is necessary to select the unit 3. Repeat step 1 if required parameter is not met with actual values
obtained from initially selected unit.
Selection for Specified Total Cooling Capacity Selection for Specified Sensible Capacity
Example 1 Example 2
In case the capacities for the selected unit are not meeting the required
capacity, select unit with next number of rows (note that air flow rate will
be less).
A B C
DCB UNIT SIZE INCH MM INCH MM INCH MM
2 32 813 20 508 21 533
3 36 914 24 610 25 635
4 36 914 24 610 25 635
5 46 1168 34 864 35 889
6 46 1168 34 864 35 889
8 52 1321 40 1016 41 1041
10 77 1956 65 1651 66 1676
12 77 1956 65 1651 66 1676
A B C E
DCL UNIT SIZE INCH MM INCH MM INCH MM INCH MM
2 32 813 20 508 21 533 20 508
3 36 914 24 610 25 635 24 610
4 36 914 24 610 25 635 24 610
5 46 1168 34 864 35 889 34 864
6 46 1168 34 864 35 889 34 864
8 52 1321 40 1016 41 1041 40 1016
10 77 1956 65 1651 66 1676 65 1651
12 77 1956 65 1651 66 1676 65 1651
A B C E
DC E UNIT S IZE INC H MM IN CH MM IN CH MM IN CH MM
2 36 914 20 508 24 610 22 559
3 40 1016 24 610 28 711 26 660
4 40 1016 24 610 28 711 26 660
5 50 1270 34 864 38 965 36 914
6 50 1270 34 864 38 965 36 914
8 56 1422 40 1016 44 1118 42 1067
10 81 2057 65 1651 69 1753 67 1702
12 81 2057 65 1651 69 1753 67 1702
A B E
DCE UNIT SIZE INCH MM INCH MM INCH MM
2 28 711 20 508 25.5 648
3 32 813 24 610 29.5 749
4 32 813 24 610 29.5 749
5 42 1067 34 864 39.5 1003
6 42 1067 34 864 39.5 1003
8 48 1219 40 1016 45.5 1156
10 73 1854 65 1651 70.5 1791
12 73 1854 65 1651 70.5 1791
A B E
DCE UNIT SIZE INCH MM INCH MM INCH MM
2 46 1168 20 508 25.5 648
3 50 1270 24 610 29.5 749
4 50 1270 24 610 29.5 749
5 60 1524 34 864 39.5 1003
6 60 1524 34 864 39.5 1003
8 66 1676 40 1016 45.5 1156
10 91 2311 65 1651 70.5 1791
12 91 2311 65 1651 70.5 1791
CP-1:
Two pipe system with valve cycled - cooling
only.
CP-2:
Two pipe system with total electric heat
CP-3:
Four pipe system with valve cycled
Figure 4