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Technical Manual
WATER COOLED
MODULAR CHILLER
A5MWC020/030/040BR-FBAE
A5MWC030/040BR-FAAE
CONTENTS
WATER COOLED
MODULAR CHILLER
A5MWC020/030/040BR-FBAE
A5MWC030/040BR-FAAE
1 MODEL SERIES P2
2 NOMENCLATURE P2
3 FEATURES P3
4 SPECIFICATIONS P5
5 DIMENSIONS P8
6 PERFORMANCE DATA P8
7 WATER PRESSURE DROP CURVE P14
8 SOUND DATA P14
9 WIRING DIAGRAM P15
10 INSTALLATION P18
11 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION P23
12 COMMISSIONING AND OPERATION P32
13 MAINTENANCE P33
14 CONTROL SYSTEM INSTRUCTION P36
15 WIRED CONTROLLER INSTRUCTION P40
16 ERROR CODE P44

Model Series
Series Model Cooling Capacity Heating Capacity Max Combination Qty
A5MWC020BR-FBAE 69kW 91kW 16
Standard
High A5MWC030BR-FAAE 110 kW 150kW 16
A5MWC040BR-FAAE 145 kW 200kW 16
Nomenclature - ODU
A 5 MWC 030 B R SR - XXXX
Brand: Acson Product Description:

F: Power Supply:
380 ~ 415V/3N/50Hz
Refrigerant AA: Detailed Description
Code: R410A E: Export Model
Variants:
LC: Low Cooling
Product Description LH: Low Heating
MWC: Modular SR: Heat Recovery
Water Cooled Standard if empty
Capacity: Mode:
Tonnage R: Heat Pump Model
Cooling only if empty
Design series: B
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Features
Water system energy-saving control

A5MWC-BR series units possess a unique algorithm that control the chilled water pump, cooling water pump
and cooling tower. It can switch on or off the cooling tower based on the temperature of the cooling water.
Once all compressor is unloaded, cooling water pump will be shutdown. Thus, effectively lowering the energy
consumption of the system during transitions season or low load operation. The unit also has a two-way valve
interlocking function. In the event where all fan coil is not in operation, the unit will shut down the pumps and
cooling tower prior of entering standby status.
Low carbon and environment friendly

The unit is capable of providing cooling and heating through different system design. Energy recovery model
is available for a better efficiency and energy saving application. R410A refrigerant is also used, further
enhancing its environment sustainability due to the zero ozone depletion potential of R410A refrigerant.
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Dual backup operation increase reliability

There are 3 or 4 sets of compressor in every single unit, failure of single compressor will not affect the opera-
tion of the unit. Whereas failure of a unit in a combination application will not jeopardize the entire system.
A5MWC-BR series does not need another master unit as standby for multiple units application. This dual
backup system greatly enhance its durability and reliability.
evaporator
Shell and tube heat exchanger with large pipe diameter is used for evaporator and condenser, which has
higher tolerance on water quality. While the unit has stronger fouling resistant, inner groove copper tube are
used inside the shell and tube heat exchanger. This increase the effective heat transfer surface, inducing
turbulent flow to delay fouling formation and increasing thermal efficiency at the same time. A sets of electronic
expansion valve is used for precision throttling. This dynamic throttling is vital when the water temperature
condition changes, the unit still able to maintain it target superheat. Thus, increasing reliability and efficiency
of the unit.
Service life balancing

A5MWC-BR series have build in compressor service life balancing. Where compressor with the least operation
time will be started first. This feature is carried across units in multiple units application.
Self-protection and diagnosis function

The unit come with self diagnosis and protection feature, utilizing arrays of build in sensors and switches.
When system falls into abnormality, error code will be display on the acousto-optic or wired controller.
A5MWC-BR series have smaller carbon foot print compare to its air cooled counterpart. Making it easier to be
transport around without the needs of hoist or crane. This is important especially for replacement project.
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Robust Casing
The casing is coated and made from galvanized steel, making it very robust in normal weather condition. By
enclosing the whole unit, noise level of 56 dB(A) can be achieve, which is well below hazard level.
Zoning Capabilities
Units in different areas and floors can be control separately, such is the advantages of using chilled water
system compare to conventional centralize direct expansion system.
Simultaneous Operation & Wide Operating Temperature

Using the heat recovery models, a system that required cooling and heating operation can be achieve. Besides
utilizing the waste heat energy generated from air conditioning, the unit have a wider operating temperature
range.
Wide Selection of Units

Acson A5MWC-BR series consist of 20 ~ 40 tonnage cooling/heating capacity. Having a wide selection of units
enable flexibility in design. One can opt for lower carbon foot print by using larger unit or multiple smaller units
for better part loading capabilities.
Modular Capabilities
A5MWC-BR series can be setup up to 16 units for a single system. Making it very ideal for future expansion
project.
Heat Recovery (Optional) .

A5MWC030BR can be fitted with a heater so that it can provide heating and hot water simultaneously.
Free Hot Water

For the heat recovery model, the temperature of the condenser can reach up to 55˚C. Since air conditioning is
almost a must in our climate, we are literally providing hot water for free.
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General data
A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC
Model 040BR-FBAE 030BR-FAAE 040BR-FAAE
020BR-FBAE 030BR-FBAE
Norminal cooling capacity kW 69 101 140 110 145
Rated cooling power input kW 15.5 23.7 31.5 23.9 31.1
EER 4.5 4.3 4.4 4.6 4.7
Rated running current A 29.3 44.0 59.7 43.5 56.7
Cooling
m3/h 11.9 17.4 24.1 18.9 24.9
m3/h 14.8 21.7 30.1 23.7 31.2
Evaporator WPD kPa 36.0 28.0 45.0 41.0 48.0
Water Condenser WPD kPa 56.0 47.0 68.0 68.0 45.0

loop Norminal heating capacity kW 91 135 200 150 200
Rated heating power input kW 19.9 30.1 44.0 30.0 40.0
COP 4.6 4.5 4.5 5.0 5.0
Heating
m3/h 14.8 21.7 30.1 23.7 31.2
3
m /h 11.9 17.4 24.1 18.9 24.9
Condenser WPD kPa 35.0 29.0 45.0 45.0 31.0
Norminal cooling capacity kW 75 110 148 118 150
Rated cooling power input kW 14.0 20.7 27.0 20.0 25.3
EER 5.4 5.3 5.5 5.9 5.9
Cooling
m3/h 12.9 18.9 25.5 20.3 25.8
m3/h 7.7 11.3 15.2 12.2 15.5
Ground Condenser WPD kPa 15.0 12.0 20.0 20.0 12.0

water Norminal heating capacity kW 81 120 165 130 170
Rated heating power input kW 19.0 28.5 40.0 28.8 38.0
COP 4.3 4.2 4.1 4.5 4.5
Heating
m3/h 7.7 11.3 15.2 12.2 15.5
m3/h 12.9 18.9 25.5 20.3 25.8
Condenser WPD kPa 42.0 33.0 50.0 52.0 32.0
Refrigerant R410A
Power supply 380-415V/3N/50Hz
Unit dimensions W×D×H mm 1800×650×1600
Packing dimension W×D×H mm 1915×715×1750
Net weight kg 490 630 745 655 804
Gross weight kg 510 650 765 670 820
Operating weight kg 539 693 820 720 885
Notes:
1. Water loop condition:
Cooling: evaporator leaving water 7ºC/0.172m3/(h.kW), condenser entering water 30ºC/0.215m3/(h.kW).
2. Ground water condition:

Cooling: evaporator leaving water 7ºC/0.172m3/(h.kW), condenser entering water 18ºC/0.103m3/(h.kW).
3. Units can be modular combined based on the same or different unit as per the requirement during actual application, the quantity of units
combined is 1-16, and the above table shows the parameters for the single unit.
4. The parameters of water loop condition is for nameplate of the unit, and the parameters of ground water condition is for referernce for design.
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Components data

Model
020BR-FBAE 030BR-FBAE 040BR-FBAE 030BR-FAAE 040BR-FAAE
Type
Water
L 31 58 56 65 71.6
Evaporator volume
Piping
Inch R2 R2 R2-1/2 R2-1/2 R2-1/2
connecting
Type
Water
L 31 58 56 50 71.6
Condenser volume
Piping
Inch R2 R2 R2-1/2 R2-1/2 R2-1/2
connecting
Type Scroll compressor

Compressor
Qty 2 3 4 3 4
Throttle device EXV
Numbers of circuits 2 3 4 3 4
Type R410A
Refrigerant
Charge kg 2.9×2 2.9×3 2.9×4 3.4×3 3.5×4
Type POE
Oil
Charge 3 3 3 3 3
Colour RAL 7032 Pebble Grey

Casing
Material Electro-galvanized Mild Steel
Protection devices H/L pressure switch /Thermal and current overload prtector
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Electrical data

Model
020BR-FBAE 030BR-FBAE 040BR-FBAE 030BR-FAAE 040BR-FAAE
Rated
Compressor running A 18.3*2 18.3*3 18.3*4 18.3*3 18.3*4
current
IP/ Insulation grade IPX4/E
Unit max running

A 49.6 72.9 93.5 74 95
current
Unit max power input kW 27.1 39.3 52.2 40.5 51.8
Main line
mm² 10 25 35 25 35
(R/S/T)
Mininum
power cable Neutral
mm² 10 16 25 16 25
diameter line
Earth line mm² 10 16 16 16 16
Notes:
1. Unit max running current is tested under ground water source condition: cooling mode, user side EWT 30ºC,
heat source side EWT 50ºC.
2. thout prior notice.
Safety devices

Model
020BR-FBAE 030BR-FBAE 040BR-FBAE 040BR-FBAE 040BR-FAAE
Type PSW,H20PS B
High
pressure Open MPa 4.15 ± 0.1
switch
Close MPa 3.11 ± 0.1
Type N/A
Low
Safety pressure Open MPa N/A
device switch
Close MPa N/A
Phase sequencer YES
Discharge
temperature °C/°F 130/266
setting
Notes:
1. thout prior notice.
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Dimensions
Electrical
cabinet
Evaporator water outlet
Evaporator water inlet
460
1600
Condenser water inlet
460
Condenser water outlet
662
508
Cable port
614( Installation hole) 1400( Installation hole) 205 154

650 1800 87 650 Unit：mm
Water pipes connecting dimension:
Model Pipe
A5MWC020BR-FBAE R2
A5MWC030BR-FBAE R2
A5MWC040BR-FBAE R2-1/2
A5MWC030BR-FAAE R2-1/2
A5MWC040BR-FAAE R2-1/2
Unit: inch
Performance Data
Operating range
Model Evaporator Entering Water Temperature Condenser Entering Water Temperature
A5MWC030BR-FBAE 10°C to 30°C 10°C to 45°C
A5MWC030BR-FAAE 10°C to 30°C 10°C to 50°C
A5MWC040BR-FAAE 10°C to 30°C 10°C to 50°C
Note:
1. The water volume should be set to 70~130% of the standard water volume as a guide(except the shaded area).
2. Make sure the chiller is within the recommended operating range within one hour after starting operation.
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Note:
Notes:
(10,50) (30,50)
1. During unit operating in area 1, the water
50 f low range should be 70%-130% of unit rated
1. The shaded area at top operating
45 (10,45) (30,45) water f low;
temperature
2. When EWTrange: the condenser
of evaporator lower than EWT is
EWTºC℃
40 more
10℃(area than2),45ºC, the unit
unit may will be
display anti-funder
reezing
duress
protection in this
notearea during
(def ault 5℃).the run operation.
If need to
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CONDENSEREWT
The condenser water volume shouldthe

operate in this area, the water f low of be set
evaporator shall
100%~130% of meet the f ollowing
the standard water volume.
30 conditions:
CONDENSER
2. If the evaporator LWT is lower than 5ºC,

UWL030B5 30.5 m3/h
25 the anti-freezing
UWL040B5 33.5 temperature
m3/h should be
adjusted
3. When EWT on site (factory default
of condensor higheristhan 5ºC).
45℃
20
(30,20) 3. Ensure
(area that
3 ), the the flow
water rate
f low of theiscondenser
within the
15 (10,15) (20,15)
shall meetrange.
specified the f ollowing conditions:
If the flow rate is too
UWL030B5 23.5 m3/h
small, scale may accumulate and degrade
10 UWL040B5 31.5 m3/h
the performance of the unit, trigger the
4. Make sure water f low in using range. If
5 antifreeze
water f low is sensor,
too low,oritlocalized
will reducecorrosion
unit
5 10 15 20 25 30 and refrigerant
perf ormance leakage.
which causedIf by thewaterflow scale,
rate
or too
is anti-f reezing
high, the protection tripped,
unit may suffer or
erosion
EVAPORATOR EWT
EVAPORATOR EWT ºC℃ ref rigerant leakage which casued by rusting
corrosion
and corrosion. If water f low is too large, it will
Note:
*1. Standard efficiency series models cannot operate in this temparature range.
*2. Unit might still displays antifreeze when operating at this range, please contact service personnel to set the antifreeze temperature range
should the needs arise.
*3. Ensure the flow rate is in the range. Low flow rate will reduce performance of the unit due to scale formation, triggering anti-freeze sensor,
and/or refrigerant leakages which caused by corrosion. While flow rate that is too high will cause erosion corrosion.
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Capacity table
Cooling capacity and power input performance table - Water loop

Evaporator outlet water temp. (°C)
Condenser
7 9 12 15 18 20 23 25
inlet
Model
Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling

water Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power
Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity capacity capacity capacity capacity
temp. (°C) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW)
(kW) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW) (kW)
12 78.8 10.4 81.6 10.5 85.3 10.7 88.5 11 91.2 11.4 92.6 11.8 94.4 12.4 95.3 12.9
15 77.8 11.2 80.8 11.3 84.9 11.5 88.4 11.9 91.3 12.3 93 12.7 95 13.3 96.1 13.8
18 76.6 12.1 79.8 12.2 84.1 12.4 87.9 12.7 91.2 13.2 93 13.6 95.4 14.3 96.7 14.8
A5MWC020BR-FBAE
20 75.7 12.6 79 12.7 83.5 13 87.5 13.3 90.9 13.8 92.9 14.2 95.5 14.9 96.9 15.4
22 74.6 13.2 78 13.3 82.7 13.6 86.9 13.9 90.6 14.4 92.7 14.8 95.4 15.5 97 16
25 72.7 14 76.4 14.2 81.4 14.4 85.9 14.8 89.8 15.3 92.1 15.7 95.1 16.5 96.9 17
28 70.6 14.9 74.4 15 79.7 15.3 84.5 15.7 88.7 16.3 91.3 16.7 94.6 17.4 96.5 17.9
30 69 15.5 73 15.6 78.5 15.9 83.5 16.3 87.9 16.9 90.5 17.3 94.1 18 96.1 18.6
33 66.4 16.3 70.6 16.5 76.4 16.8 81.6 17.2 86.4 17.8 89.2 18.2 93 19 95.3 19.6
36 63.5 17.2 67.9 17.4 74 17.7 79.6 18.2 84.6 18.7 87.6 19.2 91.8 19.9 94.2 20.5
40 59.3 18.4 63.9 18.5 70.4 18.9 76.4 19.4 81.8 20 85.1 20.4 89.6 21.2 92.3 21.8
12 115.3 15.9 119.4 16 124.8 16.4 129.5 16.9 133.4 17.5 135.6 18.1 138.1 19 139.4 19.8
15 113.9 17.2 118.3 17.3 124.2 17.7 129.3 18.2 133.6 18.9 136 19.5 139 20.5 140.6 21.2
18 112.1 18.5 116.8 18.6 123.1 19 128.6 19.6 133.4 20.3 136.1 20.9 139.6 21.9 141.4 22.7
A5MWC030BR-FBAE
20 110.7 19.4 115.5 19.5 122.2 19.9 128 20.5 133 21.2 136 21.8 139.7 22.8 141.7 23.6
22 109.1 20.2 114.1 20.4 121.1 20.8 127.2 21.4 132.5 22.1 135.6 22.7 139.6 23.8 141.9 24.6
25 106.4 21.5 111.7 21.7 119.1 22.1 125.6 22.7 131.4 23.5 134.8 24.2 139.2 25.2 141.7 26.1
28 103.3 22.8 108.9 23 116.7 23.5 123.6 24.1 129.8 24.9 133.5 25.6 138.4 26.7 141.2 27.5
30 101 23.7 106.8 23.9 114.8 24.4 122.1 25.1 128.6 25.9 132.5 26.5 137.6 27.7 140.6 28.5
33 97.2 25 103.3 25.3 111.8 25.8 119.5 26.4 126.4 27.3 130.5 28 136.1 29.1 139.4 30
36 93 26.4 99.4 26.6 108.3 27.2 116.4 27.9 123.8 28.7 128.2 29.4 134.2 30.6 137.8 31.5
40 86.8 28.2 93.5 28.5 103 29 111.7 29.7 119.7 30.7 124.5 31.4 131.1 32.6 135.1 33.5
12 159.9 21.2 165.5 21.3 173.1 21.8 179.6 22.4 185 23.3 188 24 191.5 25.3 193.3 26.3
15 157.9 22.9 164 23.1 172.2 23.5 179.3 24.2 185.3 25.1 188.7 25.9 192.8 27.2 195 28.2
18 155.5 24.6 161.9 24.8 170.7 25.3 178.4 26 185 27 188.8 27.7 193.5 29.1 196.1 30.1
A5MWC040BR-FBAE
20 153.5 25.7 160.2 25.9 169.4 26.5 177.5 27.2 184.5 28.2 188.5 29 193.7 30.4 196.5 31.4
22 151.3 26.9 158.3 27.1 167.9 27.6 176.4 28.4 183.8 29.4 188.1 30.2 193.6 31.6 196.7 32.7
25 147.5 28.6 154.9 28.9 165.1 29.4 174.2 30.2 182.2 31.3 186.9 32.1 193.1 33.6 196.6 34.7
28 143.2 30.4 151 30.6 161.8 31.2 171.5 32.1 180 33.2 185.2 34 191.9 35.5 195.8 36.6
30 140 31.5 148.1 31.8 159.2 32.5 169.3 33.3 178.3 34.4 183.7 35.3 190.8 36.8 195 37.9
33 134.7 33.3 143.2 33.6 155 34.3 165.7 35.2 175.2 36.3 181 37.2 188.8 38.7 193.3 39.9
36 128.9 35.1 137.8 35.4 150.2 36.1 161.4 37 171.6 38.2 177.8 39.1 186.2 40.7 191.1 41.9
40 120.3 37.5 129.7 37.8 142.9 38.6 155 39.6 165.9 40.8 172.6 41.7 181.8 43.3 187.3 44.5
12 125.7 16.1 130.1 16.2 136.1 16.5 141.2 17 145.4 17.7 147.8 18.2 150.6 19.2 152 20
15 124.1 17.4 128.9 17.5 135.3 17.8 140.9 18.4 145.6 19.1 148.3 19.6 151.6 20.6 153.3 21.4
18 122.2 18.7 127.3 18.8 134.2 19.2 140.2 19.7 145.4 20.5 148.4 21.1 152.1 22.1 154.1 22.9
A5MWC030BR-FAAE
20 120.7 19.5 126 19.7 133.2 20.1 139.5 20.6 145 21.4 148.2 22 152.3 23 154.5 23.8
22 118.9 20.4 124.4 20.6 132 21 138.6 21.6 144.4 22.3 147.8 22.9 152.2 24 154.6 24.8
25 116 21.7 121.8 21.9 129.8 22.3 136.9 23 143.2 23.7 146.9 24.4 151.7 25.5 154.5 26.3
28 112.6 23 118.7 23.3 127.2 23.7 134.8 24.3 141.5 25.2 145.5 25.8 150.9 26.9 153.9 27.8
30 110 23.9 116.4 24.2 125.2 24.6 133.1 25.3 140.2 26.1 144.4 26.8 150 27.9 153.3 28.8
33 105.9 25.3 112.6 25.5 121.8 26 130.2 26.7 137.7 27.6 142.3 28.2 148.4 29.4 152 30.3
36 101.3 26.6 108.3 26.9 118 27.4 126.9 28.1 134.9 29 139.8 29.7 146.3 30.9 150.2 31.8
40 94.6 28.4 101.9 28.7 112.3 29.3 121.8 30 130.4 30.9 135.7 31.7 142.9 32.9 147.2 33.8
12 165.6 20.9 171.5 21 179.3 21.5 186 22.1 191.6 23 194.7 23.7 198.4 25 200.3 26
15 163.6 22.6 169.9 22.7 178.4 23.2 185.7 23.9 191.9 24.8 195.4 25.5 199.7 26.8 202 27.8
18 161.1 24.3 167.7 24.4 176.8 24.9 184.8 25.6 191.6 26.6 195.6 27.4 200.5 28.7 203.2 29.7
A5MWC040BR-FAAE
20 159 25.4 166 25.6 175.5 26.1 183.9 26.8 191.1 27.8 195.3 28.6 200.7 30 203.6 31
22 156.7 26.5 164 26.7 173.9 27.3 182.7 28 190.4 29 194.8 29.8 200.6 31.2 203.8 32.3
25 152.8 28.2 160.5 28.5 171 29 180.4 29.8 188.7 30.9 193.6 31.7 200 33.1 203.6 34.2
28 148.3 30 156.4 30.2 167.6 30.8 177.6 31.6 186.5 32.7 191.8 33.5 198.8 35 202.8 36.1
30 145 31.1 153.4 31.4 165 32 175.4 32.9 184.7 33.9 190.3 34.8 197.7 36.3 202 37.4
33 139.6 32.9 148.3 33.2 160.5 33.8 171.6 34.7 181.5 35.8 187.5 36.7 195.6 38.2 200.3 39.3
36 133.6 34.6 142.7 34.9 155.6 35.6 167.2 36.5 177.8 37.7 184.2 38.6 192.8 40.1 198 41.3
40 124.6 37 134.4 37.3 148 38 160.5 39 171.9 40.2 178.8 41.1 188.3 42.7 194 43.9
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Heating capacity and power input performance table - Water loop
Condenser outlet water temp. (°C)

Model
Evaporator 25 28 30 33 36 40 45 50
inlet water
temp. (°C) Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling
Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power
10 63.6 13.3 65.8 14 67 14.5 68.3 15.3 69.2 16.2 69.7 17.5 69.1 19.3 67.2 21.3
13 72.8 13.4 74.8 14.1 75.9 14.6 77 15.4 77.8 16.4 78 17.7 77.1 19.5 74.9 21.5
15 78.2 13.4 80.1 14.1 81.1 14.7 82.2 15.5 82.8 16.4 82.9 17.8 81.8 19.6 79.4 21.7
A5MWC020BR-FBAE
17 83.1 13.4 84.9 14.2 85.8 14.7 86.7 15.6 87.2 16.5 87.2 17.9 85.9 19.7 83.3 21.8
18 85.3 13.4 87 14.2 87.9 14.7 88.8 15.6 89.2 16.5 89.1 17.9 87.7 19.8 85 21.9
20 89.4 13.5 91 14.2 91.7 14.8 92.5 15.7 92.9 16.6 92.5 18 91 19.9 88.1 22
23 94.4 13.5 95.8 14.3 96.5 14.8 97.1 15.7 97.2 16.7 96.7 18.1 94.8 20 91.7 22.1
25 97 13.5 98.3 14.3 98.9 14.9 99.4 15.8 99.5 16.8 98.8 18.2 96.7 20.1 93.4 22.3
27 99.1 13.5 100.3 14.3 100.8 14.9 101.2 15.8 101.1 16.8 100.3 18.2 98 20.2 94.5 22.4
30 101.2 13.6 102.2 14.4 102.6 15 102.8 15.9 102.6 16.9 101.5 18.3 99 20.3 95.1 22.5
10 94.4 20.1 97.6 21.2 99.4 22 101.4 23.2 102.7 24.6 103.4 26.5 102.5 29.3 99.7 32.3
13 108.1 20.2 111 21.3 112.6 22.1 114.3 23.4 115.4 24.7 115.8 26.7 114.4 29.5 111.2 32.6
15 116.1 20.3 118.9 21.4 120.3 22.2 121.9 23.5 122.8 24.9 123 26.9 121.4 29.7 117.8 32.8
A5MWC030BR-FBAE
17 123.4 20.3 125.9 21.4 127.3 22.3 128.7 23.6 129.5 25 129.3 27 127.4 29.8 123.6 33
18 126.7 20.3 129.2 21.5 130.5 22.3 131.8 23.6 132.4 25 132.2 27.1 130.2 29.9 126.2 33.1
20 132.6 20.4 135 21.5 136.2 22.4 137.3 23.7 137.8 25.1 137.4 27.2 135 30.1 130.8 33.2
23 140.1 20.4 142.2 21.6 143.2 22.5 144.1 23.8 144.3 25.3 143.5 27.4 140.8 30.3 136.1 33.5
25 144 20.5 145.9 21.7 146.8 22.5 147.6 23.9 147.6 25.4 146.6 27.5 143.5 30.4 138.6 33.7
27 147.1 20.5 148.9 21.7 149.6 22.6 150.2 24 150.1 25.4 148.8 27.6 145.5 30.6 140.2 33.8
30 150.2 20.5 151.7 21.8 152.3 22.6 152.6 24 152.2 25.6 150.6 27.8 146.9 30.8 141.2 34.1
10 139.9 29.5 144.6 31 147.2 32.2 150.2 34 152.1 36 153.2 38.8 151.8 42.8 147.6 47.3
13 160 29.6 164.4 31.2 166.7 32.3 169.4 34.2 170.9 36.2 171.5 39.2 169.5 43.2 164.7 47.7
15 172 29.7 176.1 31.3 178.2 32.5 180.6 34.4 181.9 36.4 182.1 39.4 179.7 43.5 174.5 48
A5MWC040BR-FBAE
17 182.7 29.7 186.5 31.4 188.5 32.6 190.6 34.5 191.7 36.6 191.6 39.6 188.8 43.7 183.1 48.3
18 187.6 29.8 191.3 31.4 193.2 32.6 195.2 34.6 196.2 36.6 195.8 39.6 192.8 43.8 186.9 48.4
20 196.5 29.8 199.9 31.5 201.7 32.7 203.4 34.7 204.1 36.8 203.4 39.8 200 44 193.7 48.7
23 207.5 29.9 210.6 31.6 212 32.9 213.4 34.9 213.7 37 212.5 40.1 208.5 44.4 201.5 49
25 213.3 30 216.1 31.7 217.4 33 218.5 35 218.6 37.1 217.1 40.3 212.6 44.6 205.2 49.3
27 217.9 30 220.5 31.8 221.6 33 222.5 35.1 222.3 37.3 220.4 40.4 215.5 44.8 207.7 49.5
30 222.5 30 224.7 31.9 225.6 33.1 226 35.2 225.5 37.4 223.1 40.6 217.6 45 209.1 49.9
10 104.9 20.1 108.5 21.1 110.4 21.9 112.6 23.1 114.1 24.5 114.9 26.5 113.9 29.2 110.7 32.2
13 120.1 20.2 123.3 21.3 125.1 22 127 23.3 128.2 24.7 128.6 26.7 127.1 29.4 123.5 32.5
15 129 20.2 132.1 21.3 133.7 22.1 135.5 23.4 136.5 24.8 136.6 26.8 134.8 29.6 130.9 32.7
A5MWC030BR-FAAE
17 137 20.3 139.9 21.4 141.4 22.2 143 23.5 143.8 24.9 143.7 26.9 141.6 29.8 137.3 32.9
18 140.7 20.3 143.5 21.4 144.9 22.2 146.4 23.5 147.1 25 146.9 27 144.6 29.8 140.2 33
20 147.4 20.3 150 21.5 151.3 22.3 152.6 23.6 153.1 25.1 152.6 27.1 150 30 145.3 33.2
23 155.6 20.4 157.9 21.6 159.1 22.4 160.1 23.7 160.3 25.2 159.4 27.3 156.4 30.2 151.2 33.4
25 160 20.4 162.1 21.6 163.1 22.5 163.9 23.8 164 25.3 162.8 27.4 159.5 30.4 153.9 33.6
27 163.4 20.4 165.4 21.6 166.2 22.5 166.9 23.9 166.7 25.4 165.3 27.5 161.6 30.5 155.8 33.7
30 166.9 20.5 168.5 21.7 169.2 22.6 169.6 24 169.1 25.5 167.4 27.7 163.2 30.7 156.9 34
10 139.9 26.8 144.6 28.2 147.2 29.2 150.2 30.9 152.1 32.7 153.2 35.3 151.8 38.9 147.6 42.9
13 160 26.9 164.4 28.3 166.7 29.4 169.4 31.1 170.9 32.9 171.5 35.6 169.5 39.3 164.7 43.3
15 172 27 176.1 28.4 178.2 29.5 180.6 31.2 181.9 33.1 182.1 35.7 179.7 39.5 174.5 43.6
A5MWC040BR-FAAE
17 182.7 27 186.5 28.5 188.5 29.6 190.6 31.3 191.7 33.2 191.6 35.9 188.8 39.7 183.1 43.8
18 187.6 27.1 191.3 28.6 193.2 29.6 195.2 31.4 196.2 33.3 195.8 36 192.8 39.8 186.9 44
20 196.5 27.1 199.9 28.6 201.7 29.7 203.4 31.5 204.1 33.4 203.4 36.2 200 40 193.7 44.2
23 207.5 27.2 210.6 28.7 212 29.9 213.4 31.7 213.7 33.6 212.5 36.4 208.5 40.3 201.5 44.6
25 213.3 27.2 216.1 28.8 217.4 29.9 218.5 31.8 218.6 33.7 217.1 36.6 212.6 40.5 205.2 44.8
27 217.9 27.3 220.5 28.9 221.6 30 222.5 31.9 222.3 33.8 220.4 36.7 215.5 40.7 207.7 45
30 222.5 27.3 224.7 28.9 225.6 30.1 226 32 225.5 34 223.1 36.9 217.6 40.9 209.1 45.3
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Cooling capacity and power input performance table - Ground water
Evaporator outlet water temp. (°C)

Condenser 7 9 12 15 18 20 23 25
Model
inlet water
Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling
temp. (°C) Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power
12 77.9 12.4 81.3 12.5 86 12.9 90 13.3 93.2 13.8 95.1 14.2 97.2 14.9 98.3 15.4
15 76.6 13.2 80.2 13.3 85 13.7 89.1 14.1 92.6 14.6 94.5 15 96.8 15.6 97.9 16.1
18 75 14 78.7 14.2 83.7 14.5 88 14.9 91.6 15.4 93.6 15.8 96 16.4 97.3 16.9
A5MWC020BR-FBAE
20 73.8 14.6 77.5 14.7 82.6 15 87 15.4 90.7 15.9 92.8 16.3 95.4 16.9 96.7 17.4
22 72.4 15.1 76.2 15.3 81.4 15.6 85.9 16 89.7 16.5 91.9 16.8 94.5 17.5 95.9 17.9
25 70.1 16 74 16.2 79.3 16.5 84 16.8 87.9 17.3 90.2 17.7 93 18.3 94.5 18.7
28 67.4 16.9 71.4 17.1 76.9 17.3 81.7 17.7 85.8 18.2 88.2 18.5 91.2 19.1 92.8 19.5
30 65.4 17.5 69.5 17.7 75.1 17.9 80 18.3 84.3 18.7 86.7 19.1 89.8 19.7 91.5 20.1
33 62.2 18.4 66.4 18.6 72.2 18.8 77.2 19.2 81.6 19.6 84.2 19.9 87.4 20.5 89.2 21
36 58.7 19.4 63 19.5 68.9 19.8 74.1 20.1 78.7 20.5 81.3 20.8 84.7 21.4 86.6 21.8
40 53.5 20.7 57.9 20.8 64 21 69.4 21.3 74.2 21.7 77 22.1 80.6 22.6 82.6 23
12 114.2 18.3 119.3 18.5 126.1 19 131.9 19.7 136.7 20.4 139.4 21 142.5 22 144.1 22.7
15 112.3 19.5 117.6 19.7 124.6 20.2 130.7 20.8 135.7 21.6 138.5 22.2 141.9 23.1 143.6 23.8
18 110 20.7 115.4 21 122.7 21.4 129 22 134.3 22.8 137.2 23.3 140.8 24.3 142.7 24.9
A5MWC030BR-FBAE
20 108.2 21.5 113.7 21.8 121.1 22.2 127.6 22.8 133 23.5 136.1 24.1 139.8 25 141.8 25.7
22 106.2 22.4 111.8 22.6 119.4 23.1 126 23.6 131.5 24.4 134.7 24.9 138.6 25.8 140.7 26.5
25 102.7 23.7 108.5 23.9 116.3 24.3 123.1 24.9 129 25.6 132.3 26.1 136.4 27 138.6 27.7
28 98.8 25 104.8 25.2 112.8 25.6 119.8 26.2 125.9 26.8 129.3 27.4 133.7 28.2 136.1 28.9
30 96 25.9 102 26.1 110.2 26.5 117.4 27 123.6 27.7 127.1 28.2 131.7 29.1 134.1 29.7
33 91.2 27.3 97.4 27.5 105.8 27.9 113.3 28.4 119.7 29 123.4 29.5 128.2 30.4 130.8 31
36 86.1 28.7 92.4 28.9 101 29.2 108.7 29.7 115.3 30.3 119.2 30.8 124.2 31.7 127 32.3
40 78.4 30.6 84.9 30.7 93.9 31.1 101.8 31.6 108.8 32.2 112.9 32.6 118.2 33.4 121.1 34.1
12 153.6 23.8 160.5 24.2 169.6 24.8 177.5 25.6 183.9 26.6 187.5 27.4 191.8 28.6 193.8 29.6
15 151.1 25.4 158.2 25.7 167.7 26.4 175.8 27.2 182.6 28.1 186.4 28.8 190.9 30.1 193.2 31
18 148 27 155.3 27.3 165.1 27.9 173.5 28.7 180.6 29.6 184.6 30.4 189.5 31.6 192 32.5
A5MWC040BR-FBAE
20 145.6 28.1 153 28.4 163 29 171.6 29.8 178.9 30.7 183.1 31.4 188.1 32.6 190.8 33.5
22 142.8 29.2 150.4 29.5 160.6 30.1 169.5 30.8 177 31.7 181.2 32.4 186.5 33.6 189.3 34.5
25 138.2 30.9 146 31.2 156.5 31.7 165.7 32.4 173.5 33.3 177.9 34 183.5 35.2 186.5 36.1
28 133 32.6 140.9 32.9 151.7 33.4 161.2 34.1 169.3 35 174 35.7 179.9 36.8 183.1 37.6
30 129.1 33.8 137.2 34 148.2 34.5 157.9 35.2 166.2 36.1 171 36.8 177.1 37.9 180.4 38.7
33 122.8 35.5 131.1 35.8 142.4 36.3 152.4 36.9 161 37.8 166 38.4 172.4 39.5 175.9 40.4
36 115.8 37.3 124.3 37.6 135.9 38 146.2 38.7 155.2 39.5 160.4 40.1 167.1 41.2 170.8 42
40 105.5 39.8 114.2 40 126.3 40.5 137 41.1 146.4 41.9 151.8 42.5 159 43.5 163 44.3
12 122.5 17.7 127.9 17.9 135.3 18.4 141.5 19 146.7 19.8 149.5 20.3 152.9 21.3 154.6 22
15 120.5 18.8 126.1 19.1 133.7 19.6 140.2 20.2 145.6 20.9 148.6 21.4 152.3 22.4 154.1 23.1
18 118 20 123.8 20.3 131.6 20.7 138.4 21.3 144 22 147.2 22.6 151.1 23.5 153.1 24.1
A5MWC030BR-FAAE
20 116.1 20.8 122 21.1 130 21.5 136.9 22.1 142.7 22.8 146 23.3 150 24.2 152.1 24.9
22 113.9 21.7 119.9 21.9 128.1 22.3 135.1 22.9 141.1 23.6 144.5 24.1 148.7 25 150.9 25.6
25 110.2 22.9 116.4 23.1 124.8 23.6 132.1 24.1 138.3 24.8 141.9 25.3 146.3 26.1 148.7 26.8
28 106 24.2 112.4 24.4 121 24.8 128.6 25.3 135 26 138.8 26.5 143.4 27.3 146 28
30 102.9 25.1 109.4 25.3 118.2 25.7 125.9 26.2 132.5 26.8 136.4 27.3 141.2 28.1 143.9 28.8
33 97.9 26.4 104.5 26.6 113.5 27 121.5 27.5 128.4 28.1 132.4 28.6 137.5 29.4 140.3 30
36 92.3 27.8 99.1 27.9 108.4 28.3 116.6 28.8 123.7 29.4 127.9 29.8 133.2 30.6 136.2 31.2
40 84.1 29.6 91.1 29.8 100.7 30.1 109.2 30.5 116.7 31.1 121.1 31.6 126.8 32.4 129.9 33
12 156.5 22.3 163.5 22.6 172.8 23.2 180.8 24 187.4 24.9 191.1 25.6 195.4 26.8 197.5 27.7
15 154 23.8 161.2 24.1 170.8 24.7 179.1 25.4 186 26.3 189.9 27 194.5 28.2 196.9 29
18 150.8 25.3 158.2 25.6 168.2 26.2 176.8 26.9 184 27.8 188.1 28.4 193 29.6 195.6 30.4
A5MWC040BR-FAAE
20 148.3 26.3 155.9 26.6 166.1 27.2 174.9 27.9 182.3 28.7 186.5 29.4 191.7 30.5 194.3 31.4
22 145.5 27.3 153.2 27.6 163.6 28.2 172.7 28.9 180.3 29.7 184.6 30.4 190 31.5 192.8 32.3
25 140.8 28.9 148.7 29.2 159.4 29.7 168.8 30.4 176.7 31.2 181.3 31.9 187 33 190 33.8
28 135.5 30.5 143.6 30.8 154.6 31.3 164.3 31.9 172.5 32.8 177.3 33.4 183.3 34.5 186.5 35.3
30 131.5 31.6 139.8 31.9 151 32.4 160.9 33 169.4 33.8 174.3 34.4 180.5 35.5 183.8 36.3
33 125.1 33.3 133.5 33.5 145.1 34 155.3 34.6 164.1 35.4 169.2 36 175.7 37 179.3 37.8
36 118 35 126.6 35.2 138.5 35.6 149 36.2 158.1 37 163.4 37.6 170.2 38.6 174 39.4
40 107.4 37.3 116.4 37.5 128.7 37.9 139.6 38.5 149.1 39.2 154.7 39.8 162 40.8 166 41.5
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Heating capacity and power input performance table - Ground water
Condenser outlet water temp. (°C)

Evaporator 25 28 30 33 36 40 45 50
Model
inlet water
temp. (°C) Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling
Power Power Power Power Power Power Power Power
10 73.2 10.7 73.8 11.9 74 12.7 74.2 14 74.2 15.2 73.8 16.9 72.8 19 71.1 21
13 79.1 10.9 79.6 12.1 79.7 12.9 79.8 14.1 79.7 15.3 79.1 17 77.8 19 75.9 21
15 82.9 11 83.2 12.2 83.4 13 83.3 14.2 83.1 15.4 82.4 17 81 19 78.9 21
A5MWC020BR-FBAE
17 86.5 11.2 86.8 12.4 86.9 13.1 86.7 14.3 86.4 15.5 85.6 17.1 84 19 81.8 21
18 88.3 11.3 88.5 12.4 88.5 13.2 88.4 14.4 88 15.5 87.2 17.1 85.5 19 83.2 21
20 91.7 11.4 91.9 12.6 91.8 13.3 91.6 14.5 91.1 15.6 90.1 17.2 88.4 19.1 85.9 21
23 96.6 11.7 96.6 12.8 96.5 13.6 96.1 14.7 95.5 15.8 94.4 17.3 92.4 19.2 89.7 21
25 99.7 11.9 99.6 13 99.4 13.7 99 14.8 98.3 15.9 97 17.4 94.8 19.2 92.1 21.1
27 102.6 12.1 102.4 13.2 102.2 13.9 101.7 15 100.9 16.1 99.5 17.5 97.2 19.3 94.3 21.1
30 106.8 12.4 106.5 13.5 106.1 14.2 105.5 15.2 104.6 16.3 103 17.7 100.5 19.4 97.3 21.2
10 108.5 16 109.3 17.9 109.7 19.1 110 21 110 22.8 109.4 25.3 107.8 28.4 105.3 31.4
13 117.2 16.3 117.9 18.1 118.2 19.4 118.3 21.2 118 23 117.2 25.4 115.3 28.5 112.5 31.5
15 122.8 16.6 123.4 18.3 123.5 19.5 123.5 21.3 123.1 23.1 122.1 25.5 120 28.5 117 31.5
A5MWC030BR-FBAE
17 128.2 16.8 128.6 18.5 128.7 19.7 128.5 21.5 128 23.2 126.9 25.6 124.5 28.5 121.3 31.5
18 130.8 16.9 131.2 18.7 131.2 19.8 131 21.6 130.4 23.3 129.2 25.7 126.7 28.6 123.4 31.5
20 135.9 17.2 136.1 18.9 136.1 20 135.7 21.7 135 23.5 133.6 25.8 130.9 28.6 127.3 31.5
23 143.1 17.6 143.1 19.2 143 20.4 142.4 22 141.5 23.7 139.8 26 136.9 28.8 132.9 31.6
25 147.7 17.9 147.6 19.5 147.3 20.6 146.6 22.2 145.6 23.9 143.7 26.1 140.5 28.8 136.4 31.6
27 152 18.2 151.8 19.8 151.5 20.8 150.6 22.5 149.5 24.1 147.4 26.2 144 29 139.7 31.7
30 158.2 18.6 157.8 20.2 157.3 21.2 156.3 22.8 154.9 24.4 152.6 26.5 148.9 29.1 144.2 31.8
10 147.7 23 149 25.5 149.7 27.2 150.2 29.7 150.4 32.2 149.8 35.6 148.1 39.9 145 44
13 160.2 23.4 161.2 25.9 161.6 27.5 161.9 29.9 161.7 32.4 160.8 35.7 158.4 39.9 154.9 44
15 168.2 23.8 169 26.1 169.3 27.7 169.3 30.1 168.9 32.5 167.7 35.8 165 40 161.1 44
A5MWC040BR-FBAE
17 175.9 24.1 176.5 26.4 176.6 28 176.5 30.3 175.8 32.7 174.3 35.9 171.3 40 167 44.1
18 179.6 24.3 180.1 26.6 180.2 28.1 179.9 30.5 179.2 32.8 177.5 36 174.3 40 169.8 44.2
20 186.9 24.6 187.2 26.9 187.1 28.4 186.6 30.7 185.7 33 183.7 36.2 180.1 40.1 175.3 44.2
23 197.3 25.2 197.2 27.4 196.9 28.9 196.1 31.1 194.9 33.4 192.5 36.4 188.3 40.3 183 44.2
25 203.9 25.6 203.6 27.8 203.1 29.3 202.1 31.4 200.6 33.7 197.9 36.7 193.5 40.5 187.7 44.3
27 210.1 26.1 209.6 28.2 209 29.6 207.8 31.8 206.1 34 203.1 36.9 198.3 40.6 192.2 44.4
30 219 26.8 218.2 28.9 217.4 30.2 215.8 32.3 213.8 34.4 210.4 37.3 205 40.9 198.4 44.6
10 117.5 16.3 118.4 18.2 118.9 19.4 119.2 21.3 119.2 23.2 118.5 25.8 116.8 28.8 114.1 32
13 127 16.6 127.7 18.4 128 19.7 128.1 21.5 127.9 23.4 127 25.9 124.9 28.8 121.9 32
15 133.1 16.8 133.7 18.6 133.8 19.9 133.8 21.7 133.4 23.5 132.3 25.9 130.1 28.8 126.8 32
A5MWC030BR-FAAE
17 138.9 17.1 139.4 18.9 139.4 20.1 139.3 21.8 138.7 23.6 137.5 26 134.9 29 131.4 32
18 141.7 17.2 142.1 19 142.2 20.2 141.9 21.9 141.3 23.7 139.9 26.1 137.3 29.1 133.7 32
20 147.2 17.5 147.5 19.2 147.4 20.4 147 22.1 146.3 23.9 144.7 26.2 141.9 29.1 138 32
23 155.1 17.9 155.1 19.6 154.9 20.7 154.3 22.4 153.4 24.1 151.5 26.4 148.3 29.2 144 32.1
25 160 18.2 159.9 19.8 159.6 20.9 158.9 22.6 157.8 24.3 155.7 26.5 152.3 29.3 147.8 32.1
27 164.7 18.5 164.5 20.1 164.1 21.2 163.2 22.8 162 24.5 159.8 26.7 156.1 29.4 151.3 32.2
30 171.4 18.9 170.9 20.5 170.4 21.6 169.3 23.2 167.9 24.8 165.4 26.9 161.3 29.6 156.2 32.3
10 153.6 21.3 154.8 23.8 155.3 25.5 155.8 27.9 155.7 30.4 154.9 33.7 152.7 37.9 149.2 42
13 166 21.7 166.9 24.2 167.3 25.8 167.5 28.2 167.1 30.6 165.9 33.9 163.3 37.9 159.3 42
15 173.9 22 174.7 24.4 174.9 26 174.9 28.4 174.4 30.8 172.9 34 170 38 165.6 42
A5MWC040BR-FAAE
17 181.5 22.4 182.1 24.7 182.2 26.3 182 28.6 181.3 31 179.6 34.1 176.3 38 171.7 42
18 185.2 22.5 185.7 24.8 185.8 26.4 185.5 28.7 184.7 31.1 182.9 34.2 179.4 38.1 174.7 42
20 192.4 22.9 192.7 25.1 192.7 26.7 192.2 29 191.2 31.3 189.1 34.3 185.4 38.1 180.3 42
23 202.7 23.4 202.7 25.6 202.4 27.1 201.7 29.3 200.4 31.6 198 34.6 193.8 38.3 188.2 42
25 209.1 23.8 209 26 208.6 27.4 207.6 29.6 206.2 31.8 203.5 34.8 199 38.4 193.2 42.1
27 215.3 24.2 214.9 26.3 214.4 27.8 213.3 29.9 211.7 32.1 208.8 35 203.9 38.6 197.8 42.2
30 224 24.8 223.4 26.9 222.7 28.3 221.3 30.4 219.4 32.5 216.1 35.3 210.8 38.8 204.2 42.3
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Water Pressure Drop Curve
90
90
80
80 A5MWC020BR-FBAE A5MWC030BR-FBAE
CONDENSER CONDENSER
Water Pressure Drop(kPa)
70
70
A5MWC030BR-FBAE
60
60
Water pressure drop (kPa)
EVAPORATOR
A5MWC020BR-FBAE A5MWC040BR-FBAE
50
50
EVAPORATOR CONDENSER
40
40
30
30 UWL040B5-
A5MWC040BR-FBAE
EVAPORATOR
20
20
10
10
00
00 5
5 10
10 15
15 20
20 25
25 30
30 35
35
Water Flow(m³/h)
/h) 3
90
90
80
80 A5MWC030BR-FAAE
Drop(kPa)
70 CONDENSER
70
60
60 A5MWC040BR-FAAE
drop (kPa)
EVAPORATOR
50
50 A5MWC030BR-FAAE
Pressure
40 EVAPORATOR
40
pressure
A5MWC040BR-FAAE
30
30
CONDENSER
Water
20
20
Water
10
10
00
00 5
5 10
10 15
15 20
20 25
25 30
30 35
35 40
40
Water Flow(m³/h)
3
/h)
Sound Data
Acoustic noise
Octave Band Level (dB,ref20μPa) dB(A)
Model
63Hz 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz Overall
A5MWC020BR-FBAE 47.0 51.3 52.8 57.1 58.8 57.1 48.9 42.6 63.5
A5MWC030BR-FBAE 31.4 37.2 44.7 59.5 49.9 53.1 54.7 46.7 62.0
A5MWC040BR-FBAE 41.3 48.6 55.6 61.3 60.9 57.9 53.6 46.6 66.0
A5MWC030BR-FAAE 31.4 37.2 44.7 59.5 49.9 53.1 54.7 46.7 62.0
A5MWC040BR-FAAE 41.3 48.6 55.6 61.3 60.9 57.9 53.6 46.6 66.0
Test condition: Octave band level noise is tested in noise chamber whose background noise level is 11.5dB(A), during actual use, due to
environmental noise or other reasons, the real noise may be different.
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A5MWC020BR
A5MWC020BR-FBAE
Wiring Diagram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
15
16
A5MWC030BR
A5MWC030BR-FAAE
A5MWC030BR-FBAE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A5MWC040BR
A5MWC040BR-FAAE
A5MWC040BR-FBAE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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Installation
Working condition
Item Description
Power supply voltage Rated voltage ±10%
Power supply frequency Rated frequency ±1%
Variations between phases Rated voltage ±2%
Air quality Must not contain solute that can corrode copper, aluminum or iron.
Flow rate of chilled water 0.5 - 2.0m/s
Pressure of chilled water < 1.0Mpa
"Must not contain solute that can corrode copper, iron, or welding material.
Quality of chilled water For details on the water quality requirements, see Water Quality
Management. "
Installation site Take anti-snow and ventilation measures as required.
Ambient temp. Refer to the Performae Data.
Relative humidity <90%
Note:
1. The unit is strictly tested before delivery and can work safely in the rated working conditions.
2. For the performance of the unit in different working conditions, please refer to performenc data.
3. This is the normal operating temperature range for the unit. Beyond this temperature range, the unit
may only operate for a short moment before a failure alarm is triggered.
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Installation dimensions and environment limits
Machine installation space
INSTALLATION
POSITION POSITION
POSITION
Units must be installed by ACSON service staff or authorized service personnel.
UNIT M12X200
UNIT INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
Units must installed by following relevant national and local electric, building and environment protection
FOUNDATIONBOLT
standards as well as the installation manual.
Assembling unit modules
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BOLT
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FOUNDATION
UNIT INSTALLATION
M12X200
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UNIT：mm POSITION
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UNIT INSTALLATION
UNIT INSTALLATION
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Note:
M12X200
1.
operation pressure of the unit. FOUNDATIONBOLT
2. The groundwork must have draining facilities to discharge condensate water and defrosting water. M12X200
3. Installation on roof, strength of building must be checked and drainage measures must be adopted.
UNIT：mm
4.
5. 4 rubber cushions of 20mm thick must be installed between the unit and the groundwork.
UNIT：mm
6. N represents the number of modules installed.

UNIT：mm
UNIT：mm
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Unit Center Of Gravity
UNITOPERATIONCENTEROFGRAVITY(TOPVIEW)
1800
A B
CENTEROFGRAVITY
650
Y
C D
X
INSTALLATION
FRONTOFUNIT POSITION
Model X(mm) Y(mm) A(Kg) B(Kg) C(Kg) D(Kg)

A5MWC020BR-FBAE 890 300 118 124 146 151
A5MWC030BR-FBAE 910 300 156 162 185 190
A5MWC040BR-FBAE 920 300 181 192 217 230
A5MWC030BR-FAAE 910 300 163 168 192 197
A5MWC040BR-FAAE 920 300 197 209 233 246
Space allocated for a single chilled water unit
≧16
00
0
20
≧
0
≧
40
≧60
0
UNIT：mm
20
Space allotted for an array of chilled water units
≧60
0
≧16
00 0
0 20
≧
20 ≧
≧16 0
00
40
≧ 0
40
≧
≧60
40
0 060
≧
0
≧
UNIT：mm
UNIT：mm
Installing chiller
If the unit is installed in a place where it snows in winter,

proper measures better be taken to protect the unit against
snow and ensure that the unit works properly.
Avoid installing the unit at places that are dirty, oily, high
salt concentration, and/or filled with flammable gas is
strictly not allow.
The groundwork should be made of concrete or supporting

structures.While designing the groundwork, the strength of
the floor, water discharge (the unit discharge water while
working), pipeline and wiring need to be considered
Secure the chiller properly by using anchor bolt so that it will Rubber cushions
not fall off in case of strong wind or earthquakes. The unit is Qty 4
advised to installed in a place such that it will not directly
exposed to the weather. Size 280X180X20
Depending on mounting conditions, operation vibration might pass UNIT: mm

lls.
Therefore, proper vibration dampening mechanisms (such as
bumper cushion, bumper frame etc.) should be in place.
Corners and edges should be properly installed. Otherwise, the unit

might get unbalanced and cause the grounding pins to bend. The
unit might fall off and cause bodily injuries if it is not properly installed.
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Hoisting The Chiller
Please hoist the unit according to the following illustrations. Tie the cables to the four corners of the unit while
moving it. If you tie the cables to only three corners of the unit, the unit might get unbalanced and fall off.
PROTECTIVE CUSHION
HOISTING CABLE (TWO)
Note:
■ Chilled water units must be moved with great care.
■ Accessory strips and/or strapping tapes that come with the unit is not for hoisting purposes.
Any attempt to use it to move the unit might break and cause accidents.
■ Dispose all plastic bags properly and keep them away from children.
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Water System Installation
Water quality requirements
Water inside the chilled water system must be clean/soft to prevent formation of scale. Scaling/fouling will degrade
performance of the chiller and increase resistance. This will eventually affects both the flow rate and performance of the
water pumps. The concentration of foreign elements should be kept to minimum, the characteristic of the water should be
as follow:
Tendencies
Item Benchmark value
Corrosion Scaling
pH (25°C) 7.5 - 9.0 ○ ○
Conductivity (25°C) μS/cm < 800 ○ ○
-
Cl mg (Cl-)/L < 200 ○
Benchmark items SO42- mg (SO42-)/L < 200 ○
Acid consumption mg (CaCO3)/L < 100 ○
(pH = 4.8)
Total hardness mg (CaCO3)/L < 200 ○
Fe mg (Fe)/L < 1.0 ○ ○
2- 2-
S mg (S )/L 0 ○
Reference items + +
NH mg (NH )/L < 1.0 ○
SiO2 mg (SiO2)/L < 50 ○
Note: ○ represents factors that may cause corrosion or scaling.
Water system installation schematic diagram
Connecting water pipes

■ Water pump is field supply. Sizing of the water pump is important to overcome resistance of the water pipes
■ Water pressure gauges and thermocouples/thermistor must be installed at the water inlets and outlets to facilitate the
reading of unit operation status.
■ The heat exchanger at the water side is made of stainless steel. Water scale may accumulate depends on the water
quality and must be cleaned using chemicals from time to time. Therefore, a chemical cleaning pipe connector needs
■ Ensure the flow rate is in the range. Low flow rate will reduce performance of the unit due to scale formation, triggering
anti-freeze sensor, and/or refrigerant leakages which caused by corrosion. While flow rate that is too high will cause
erosion corrosion.
■ A adiabatic water tank with a proper volume is recommended to be installed. If the capacity is too small, the unit might
frequently restart, which causes wear and tear on the compressor.
■ An expansion tank is recommended to be install at the return of the chilled water system. Water inside the chilled water
system will experience volume changes due to temperature changes.
■ An auto relief valve must be installed at the highest point in the water system. A suitable water discharge valve must
be installed at the lowest point in the water system.
■ The water pipes must be adiabatic to avoid heat loss and condensate water.
■ Please follow the "Illustration for water system installation" and drawings from the certified personnel while installing the
water system.
■ Install the strainer on the inlet pipe and rinse the filter screen after commissioning.
■ Before supplying water, make sure that no sand, rubble, rust, soldering tin residue or other impurities exist in the pipe,
as these things might damage the heat exchanger.
■ While rinsing the water system, please bypass the unit and the terminal heat exchanger using by-pass valves.
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A5MWC
A5MWC
CHEMICAL CLEANING INLET CHEMICAL CLEANING INLET
CHEMICAL CLEANING INLET CHEMICAL CLEANING INLET
FLEXIBLE CONNECTOR FLEXIBLE CONNECTOR
FLEXIBLE CONNECTOR FLEXIBLE CONNECTOR
1
3
2
4
GATE VALVE GATE VALVE
Water system - water loop
5
6
2
3
4
GATE VALVE GATE VALVE
Water system - Groud water
5
6
P P
FILTER FILTER
P
P
P P
FILTER FILTER
P
P
P
P
PRESSURE GAUGE PRESSURE GAUGE
T
T
formation and extend the unit service life.

P
P
PRESSURE GAUGE PRESSURE GAUGE
T
T
WATER FLOW WATER FLOW
T
T
S
THERMOCOUPLES/ THERMOCOUPLES/
SWITCH SWITCH
THERMISTOR THERMISTOR
WATER FLOW WATER FLOW
T
T
THERMOCOUPLES/ THERMOCOUPLES/
S
SWITCH THERMISTOR SWITCH THERMISTOR
DRAIN
HEATER
DRAIN
PUMP PUMP
HEATER
PUMP PUMP
AUTO AIR DIS- AUTO AIR DIS-

REFILL
CHARGE VALVE CHARGE VALVE

REFILL
AUTO AIR DIS- AUTO AIR DIS-
REFILL
CHARGE VALVE CHARGE VALVE
REFILL
WATER TANK
FILTER
WATER TANK
DRAIN
DRAIN
EXPANSION WATER TANK
DRAIN
WATER TO WATER
DRAIN
HEAT EXCHANGER
EXPANSION WATER TANK

FAN COIL
Installation illustration for the water system of a single unit:
FILTER
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
RETURN WELL SUPPLY WELL

FAN COIL
DRAINING
DESANDER
COOLING TOWER
DRAIN
REFILL
If ground water will be use as a heat source, a water to water heat exchanger should be used to minimize the risk of scale
Installation illustration for water system of multi-unit combination (constant flow rate):
AIR DISCHARGE
REFILL
DN20
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
---
COOLING TOWER FULL
REFILL
DRAINAGE
DN20
DRAINAGE
3 4
---
A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
---
---
1 2
Installation illustration for water system of multi-unit combination (variable flow rate):
AIR DISCHARGE
REFILL
DN20
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
---
FULL
DRAINAGE
COOLING TOWER DN20
ELECTRONIC
REFILL 2-WAY
VALVE
DRAINAGE
P
DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SENSOR
T
ELECTRONIC
6 2-WAY
VALVE
3 4
--- VFD PUMP

A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
---
---
1 2
VFD CONTROL CABINET
5
VFD
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LENGENDS:
GATE VALVE PRESSURE GAUGE Y-SHAPE FILTER
CHECK VALVE THERMOMETER PUMP

DIFFERENTIAL OPEN COOLING
PRESSURE EXPANSION TOWER
FLEXIBLE CONNECTOR ELECTRIC 2-WAY VALVE BALL VALVE BYPASS VALVE WATER TANK
1. By default, the unit operates constant flow rate system. SW1.6 indicates the water system, OFF is for
switch" chapter for setting.

2. Install one electric two-way valve at the outlet of each slave unit to implement the interworking with the unit.
3. Install one electric two-way valve in each piece of terminal equipment to implement the interworking
between the valve and the terminal. (Generally, relevant interface is preserved on the terminal fan coil unit.
For details about wiring, please refer to the instruction to fan coil unit.)
4. At least one variable-frequency water pump is required to serve as the chilled water pump for the
water system (it is recommended to use variable-frequency water pumps only to simplify the control
pressure. Adopt variable-speed water pump and install transducer to implement variable frequency.
5. Install the differential pressure sensor ∆P between the main pipes for chilled water supply and return. The
location is shown in the schematic diagram of the water system. Check the difference between the chilled
water supply pressure and return pressure, and transmit the signal of pressure difference change to the
variable-frequency water pump, so as to change the speed of the variable frequency water pump and
5.1
5.2 Requirement for flow rate changes: the rate of which the flow rate is changed cannot be too frequent.
Otherwise, the stability of outlet temperature and terminal regulating valve will be affected. It i
recommended to fix the flow rate changes to 2% ~ 30% per minute, the specific value varies depends on
the model, control, and cycle time of water in the system. The optimum rate for flow rate changes shall
be determined on site after debugging, and the adjustment rate of 10% per minute could be use as the
initial value for system debugging.
6. In the wiring diagram that are shown previously, components such as contactors and terminal block can
be seen. It was meant for constant flow rate system, a variable flow rate system will require frequency
converter, DDC, differential pressure sensors and other components that might be needed in a variable
flow rate system. Core components that make a variable flow rate differ than the constant flow rate
system are as follow:
Component Function
Electric two-way valve Terminal side, interworking with the terminal
Electric two-way valve Unit side, interworking with the unit
Frequency converter Implementing water pump variable frequency
Differential pressure sensor Checking pressure difference between water supply and water return, and
controlling water pump adjustment
DDC Direct digital controller
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Interfaces implementing the preceding functions are preserved on the unit. For details about wiring, please
refer to "Control System Instruction - PCB instruction".
Water system on the heat source side
The water pump

and fan can be equipped with relevant unit correspondingly by group. When all corresponding units stop,
the water pumps and fans stop; when one of the corresponding units starts, the water pump and fan starts
before the unit startup. The water pump and fan can be connected to the unit to implement interworking.
Note: The preceding information serves only as a reference for the design of primary pump variable
or an architecture design institute shall prevail.
Installation illustration for water system of multi-unit combination (separate pumps

for each unit):
AIR DISCHARGE
REFILL
DN20
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
FAN COIL
---
FULL
DRAINAGE
DN20
COOLING TOWER
REFILL
DRAINAGE
T
A5MWC
A5MWC
A5MWC
T
The water system with separate pumps for each unit is applicable only to the scenario where a few units are used (that is,
one or two units). When the quantity of units is large, it is not recommended to use this type of water system. Because:
1. Separate pumps for each unit are not cost-effective when there are many units;
2. The water flow rate in the system might be too low, which can affect the unit performance. For example, for a group of 10
units with 200 terminals connected. In the case of low load, if only one unit and all terminals are running. The water flow rate
in the system will be too low and performance of the system will be affected.
Application instruction:
2. Install electric two-way valve on the terminal side to implement the interworking between the electric two-way valve and
the terminal.
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3. For chilled water system on the unit user side, install an independent water pump for each unit and configure interworking
between the water pump and the unit. Install electric two-way valve on each slave unit to implement the interworking
between the electronic two-way valve and the unit.
4. For the hot water system on the unit heat source side, install an independent water pump for each unit, and configure
interworking between the water pump, cooling tower and the unit. Install electric two-way valve on each slave unit
to implement the interworking between the electronic two-way valve and the unit.
Interfaces implementing the preceding functions are preserved on the master unit. For details about wiring, please refer to
"Control System Instruction - PCB instruction".
Note:
1. When cleaning the water system, close all the gate valves as shown in position 1 2 or 3 4 . Open the 5 or
6 valve to bypass the units to avoid foreign matters in water system entering the plate of units, which may
2. Adopt the reversed return system in hydraulic system when two more units are combined. If the direct return
Total dimensions for the pipes of modular combinations:
Number of Units 1 2~3 4~5 6~10 11~16

Total Dimension for the
≥2.5 ≥3 ≥4 ≥5 ≥6
Pipes (inch)
Valves installation for operation mode switch
The switchover between water-cooled chilled water and water-source hot water modes can be achieved easily by the
opening and closing of valves in the water system to meet the annual demand for cooling or heating. The cold and
heat source can be waste heat, geothermal source, water source
ecofriendly.
COOLING/HEATING MODE
USER
USING SIDE USER
USING SIDE
SIDE
WATER RETURN WATER SUPPLY
A5MWC
V1 V2 V2 V1
EVAPORATOR
CONDENSER
V2 V1 V1 V2
HEAT SOURCE SIDE HEAT SOURCE SIDE

WATER SUPPLY WATER RETURN
Mode V1 V2
Cooling Open Close
Heating Close Open
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Hydraulic calculation and pipe system
Pipe design for the air-conditioning system
■ Please ensure the piping for both condenser and chilled water system is sufficient. For example, the water system
that the unit works properly.

■ Deploy pipes properly, use pipes with reverse return if possible. Although the initial investment is increased, the
flow rate will be more stable. If pipes have no reverse return design, pressure between branch pipes must
be balanced in the design process.
■ When determining the diameters of pipes, ensure it is suitable for that flow rate as such the resistance, noise and
performance of the unit is optimum.A larger water pipe will require higher initial investment but lower flow resistance
and smaller pump could be use, lowering operating cost. It is crucial to find a pipe diameter that balance between
investment and operation cost. Avoid a large water flow with small temperature variation to ensure that the pipe system
.
is economical.
■ In the design process, calculate water resistance accurately to ensure that water pressures between circuits are well
balanced and that the air conditioning system works with the best water and thermal conditions.
■ The pipe system of an air conditioning system must meet the adjustment requirements for partial workload.
■ The pipe system of an air conditioning system should use energy saving technologies whenever possible.
■ Pipes and accessories of the pipe system must meet the related requirements.
■ The design of the pipe system must facilitate maintenance, operation, and adjustment.
* Determining the diameter of pipes in the air conditioning system
The pipe diameter is determined based on the following:
4 mw
d =
3.14v
3
mw /s
v = water speed m/s
The water speed should be determined by the recommendations in
Table 1: Recommended water speed (m/s)
Diameter (mm) 12 20 25 32 40 50 65 80
Closed water system 0.4 - 0.5 0.5 - 0.6 0.6 - 0.7 0.7 - 0.9 0.8 - 1.0 0.9 - 1.2 1.1 - 1.4 1.2 - 1.6
Open water system 0.3 - 0.4 0.4 - 0.5 0.5 - 0.6 0.6 - 0.8 0.7 - 0.9 0.9 - 1.0 0.9 - 1.2 1.1 - 1.4
Diameter (mm) 100 125 150 200 250 300 350 400
Closed water system 1.3 - 1.8 1.5 - 2.0 1.6 - 2.2 1.8 - 2.5 1.8 - 2.6 1.9 - 2.9 1.6 - 2.5 1.8 - 2.6
Open water system 1.2 - 1.6 1.4 - 1.8 1.5 - 2.0 1.6 - 2.3 1.7 - 2.4 1.7 - 2.4 1.6 - 2.1 1.8 - 2.3
Table 2: Pipe diameter and resistance loss in unit length
Diameter of the steel Closed water system Open water system

tube (mm) 3
/h) kPa/100m 3
/h) kPa/100m
15 0 - 0.5 0 - 60 -- --
20 0.5 - 1.0 10 - 60 -- --
25 1.0 - 2.0 10 - 60 0 - 1.3 0 - 43
32 2.0 - 4.0 10 - 60 1.3 - 2.0 11 - 40
40 4.0 - 6.0 10 - 60 2.0 - 4.0 10 - 40
50 6.0 -11.0 10 - 60 4.0 - 8.0 --
65 11.0 -18.0 10 - 60 8.0 -14.0 --
80 18 - 32 10 - 60 14 - 22 --
100 32 - 65 10 - 60 22 - 45 --
125 65 - 115 10 - 60 45 - 82 10 - 40
Note: Parameters in the preceding table may vary based on the design manual.
For details, please refer to the <HVAC Design Manual>.
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Water storage tank volume calculating
Vmin is referred to the below table:
System minimum water volume- Vmin. (L)

Setting
EWT A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC
(ºC) 020BR-FBAE 030BR-FBAE 040BR-FBAE 030BR-FAAE 040BR-FAAE
20 119 109 109 118 113

19 129 117 118 128 122
18 141 128 128 139 133
17 156 140 140 153 145
16 175 155 154 169 160
15 198 174 172 189 178
14 228 197 194 215 201
13 270 229 223 249 231
12 330 271 262 296 271
11 424 334 317 364 328
10 593 434 401 473 416
Note:
1. The total water volume of the entire hydraulic system includes the water in main pipe, water tank
and terminal equipments, in which the 2-way valve is open.
2. If the water volume (V) while the unit is running is less than Vmin, it's recommended to install a water
tank of (Vmin-V)L, or it will cause the unit frequent ON/OFF.
3. The Vmin in the table is calculated based on nominal cooling water flow rate and 5ºC anti-freeze. If the
the water flow rate and anti-freeze temperature change, relative V min will change.
4. Above table is valid for nominal operating condition and not meant for application with addition of glycol.
Example: Calculating system water volume.
A project require one unit of A5MWC030BR-FAAE,, the desired water return temperature is 12°C,
main water pipe size is 2-1/2”(DN65), total length of main water inlet/outlet pipes is 50 m, 10 units of fan
coils are normally open, and internal volumes for each fan coils
. are 1.5 L.
Volume of terminal fan coils =10*1.5=15 L.
According to the table above, Vmin.=296 L.
To avoid frequent unit startup/shutdown and alarms, the volume of the water tank should be no less than
Vmin.-V=296-166-15=115 L.
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Calculating volume of expansion water tank
An expansion water tank with a proper volume must be installed to adapt to water volume changes as the
temperature change. Thus, an expansion tank must be installed at the inlet of the chilled water pump to avoid
freezing burst and/or pressure instability. The expansion water tank can also be used to supplement water
and discharge air. Formula for calculating the volume of expansion water tank.
V P =α × ∆t × Vs
Vp: effective volume of the expansion water tank (volume of water between the signal pipe and the
3
α:
t: max. water temperature variation °C.
Vs: water volume in the system (total water volume in the system and pipes) m3
Selection principles for water pump
Closed water circulation system: Water circulation pump lift ≥ (Pipe resistance of the water system + Partial
resistance of the water system + Water pressure drop of the unit) × 1.1
Open water circulation system: Water circulation pump lift ≥(Static resistance of the water system + Pipe
resistance of the water system + Partial resistance of the water system + Water pressure drop of the unit) × 1.1
In the case that multiple units share the same pump, the pump lift is calculated according to the circuit that
has the maximum resistance (usually the unit that is farthest away from the pump).
Note: The water flow rate of the unit should calculate according the water flow range.
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Commissioning and Operation
Note: Before the commissioning, check that

the following conditions are met and read
the "Safety Precautions" again.
■ Ensure that the water pump and the unit are connected.
Use the PCB controller to switch On and off the pump so that it could cut off the system in the event of
abnormalities. Otherwise, BPHE may crack due to freezing.
The water pump connection point must have no voltage. If a voltage circuit is connected, basic components
may be damaged.
■ Power on the unit to preheat the crankcase for at least 12 hours before starting up the unit for the
.
■ .
. Fill , and
discharge free air in the system.
■ Wiring of the unit: Check that the diameter of the wires meets requirements. The wires are correctly
connected. The grounding line is securely connected;
■ Before turning on the unit, clean the water system and ensure that pipes are clean and free from
contaminants.
■ Make sure that the working conditions do not exceed the rated working range.
Items to be checked during the commissioning
Check the following items after the unit operation has stabilized for a period of time:
S/N Item Checking Method Reference Standard

1 Power supply voltage Voltage Rated voltage±10%
2 Working current of a single compressor Current 13 - 25A
3 Difference between EWT and LWT of evaporator Temperature 2 - 7ºC
4 Difference between EWT and LWT of condenser Temperature 2 - 10ºC
5 Discharge temperature of the compressor Temperature 40 -115ºC
6 Low pressure during operation Pressure 6.9 - 10.0bar
7 High pressure during operation Pressure 13.0 - 29.0bar
Note: The reference standards are used to check whether a unit works properly onsite. Reference standards
are determined based on the maximum and minimum working conditions. If the readings obtained from site
exceed the value stated above, please contact ACSON or its authorized dealer.
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Maintenance
Repair
Although the unit go through stringent

Note: Before checking and maintaining the quality and performance test. The unit
unit, safety precautions need to be adhere. must be maintained from time to time.
The unit can only be repaired and serviced by specially-trained technicians. After a unit is serviced, safety
controls must be checked and analyzed before the unit is turned on.
Items to be checked periodically
■ Clean the shell and tube heat exchanger periodically.

To optimize the efficiency of the shell and tube heat exchanger,please clean it periodically.
■ Check the status of the chilled water from time to time.

Discharge water by loosening the air or water discharge plug.
If the water quality degrades, replace water in the system timely.
Contaminated water can degrade the cooling capacity and corrode the heat exchanger and water pipes.
■ Check whether free air exists in the water pipe system.
Free air may get into the system even during the air discharging process. Discharge air from time to time.
■ Clean the strainer in the water system periodically.
■ Replenishing refrigerant and lubricant.
Each unit is pre-charged with refrigerant and lubricant prior of delivery..
If the system operates smoothly, customers neither need nor are allowed to replenish or change the
refrigerant or lubricant.
unit.
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Maintenance
The unit must be checked on a routine basis to ensure performance. Routine check is the best way to reduce
downtime and waste. The following needs to be checked on a routine basis:
Once
Once a If
Item Monthly Quarterly half a
year necessary
year
1. Compressor
Performance appraisal; whether there is abnormal
●
sound
Whether wires are securely connected ●
Whether the working current is abnormal
▲
(fluctuation: 10%)
Discharge air temperature of the compressor ▲
Check the oil level ▲
Check the color of the oil ▲
2. Controller
Check parameter settings ▲
Check protective device ▲
Delay protector ▲
Phase order protector ▲
High/low pressure switch ▲
Differential water pressure switch/water flow switch ▲
Overload protector ▲
Protector against extreme temperature of
▲
discharged air
3. Shell and tube heat exchanger
Check the water quality ●
Clean the shell and tube heat exchanger
▲
(evaporator and condenser)
Seasonal protection measures (anti-freeze in
▲
winter)
4. Others
Whether the Y-shaped filter needs to be cleaned or
●
replaced
Whether bolts have loosened ●
Note:
1. The preceding maintenance plan is for reference only. The maintenance plan may vary based on
region.
2. ● indicates items to be checked by customers; ▲ indicates items to be checked by professional
technicians.
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Water processing method
To ensure effective operation and durability. Cleaning, washing and chemical processing are very important for
water systems. Different types of water circuits need to be cleaned in different ways.
■ Close re-circulation system.
Water systems of this type generally require no adjustment to subdue scale and require no chemical to suppress
mud and alga. This type of water system is recommended. Closed recycle systems may need anti-corrosion
measures, including the following (for reference only):
NaNO2, borate and inhibitors for organic materials.
a. NaNO2, borate and silicate.
b. High density chromate solution and pH control.
d. Polyphosphate salt and silicate.
Because it is hard to control water quality for closed recycle systems, we recommend that the total density of
copper pipe inhibitors such as NaNO2, borax, silicate and benzothiazole should be no less than 1400 ppm. The
inhibitor NaNO2 is soluble in glycol, and can be used in northern areas or in the subsystem of solar power systems.
■ Open re-circulation system.
This type of water system is generally not recommended. They are exposed to the atmosphere, and are susceptible to
scale, corrosion, mud and alga. Therefore, they might degrade the performance and reduce the service life of the unit.
■ Once-through system.
Generally, once-through systems are only used for cooling only air conditioners. Water systems of this type use
water from taps, lakes, rivers, and wells. Although the once-through system exchanges heat with the closed
water circuit, it is not considered as an integral part of the water source heat pump system. Once-through
systems may be troubled by either scale or corrosion. This type of water system requires large amount of
and necessary anti-corrosion materials.
Caution: Using
Caution: water
Using from
water lakelake
form or river willwill
or river cause
cause
water water problem
problem of hydrulicsystem!
of hydrulic system!
Comparison among closed recycle systems, open recycle systems and once-through systems
Once-through System Open Recycle System Closed Recycle System

1. Surface activator such as 1. Discharge
polyphosphate salt 2. Surface activator such as polyphosphate salt
2. Increased acidity 3. Increased acidity
Scale
3. pH adjustment 4. pH adjustment No control is necessary
control
4. Other considerations include: 5. Softening (other considerations include:
surface temperature, water surface temperature, water temperature and
temperature and system cleaning system cleaning).
1. Low density corrosion inhibitor 1. High density (200 - 500 ppm) corrosion inhibitor
1. High density
Corrosion 2. Anti-CaCO2 plate 2. Low density (20 - 30 ppm) corrosion inhibitor
corrosion inhibitor
control 3. pH control 3. pH control
2. Proper material
4. Proper material 4. Proper material
1. Chloridized hydroxybenzene 1. Chloridized hydroxybenzene
Mud
2. Other chemicals 2. Other chemicals
and alga No control is necessary
3. Chlorine formed by hypochlorite 3. Chlorine formed by hypochlorite and liquid
control
and liquid chlorine chlorine
■ Cleaning of the shell and tube heat exchanger.

1. Clean the shell and tube heat exchanger based on the condition of site. Clean the shell and tube heat exchanger
by removing the cover for water pipes opposite side. Then use a brush to clean the tubes.
2. For open recycle system, please clean the cooling tower periodically.
3. High operating pressure might caused by the following items beside heat exchanger being dirty or scale formation:
Charging too much refrigerant.
Air in the system.
Water regulation valve setting problem or breakdown.
EWT of shell and tube heat exchanger too high.
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Control System Instruction
Power cable connection diagram
380-415V/3N/50Hz
380V/3N~/50Hz
L1
L2
L3
N
PE
Breaker Breaker Breaker
R S T N R S T N R S T N
Master 0# Slave 14# Slave

■ For the dimension/size of power cable connection, please refer to the electrical parameters.
■ All wires must be securely connected.
■ Wires must not be in the refrigerating pipes or moving parts of the compressor.
PCB instruction
■ Connection illustration for pumps and other parts
KM5 is contactor for cooling tower fan.

KM6 is contactor for heat source side pump.
KM7 is contactor for user side pump.
KM8 is contactor for auxiliary heater.
"2WV" is electronic 2-way valve for water system of chilled water side and condenser side.
If the air conditioning system runs with seperate pump water system, for the controlling of cooling tower fan, heat
source side pump and user side pump of slave units you need to connect them to "2WV" point of slave units.
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■ 2-way valve interlocking connection
EN-SAVE is for 2-way valve interlocking function connection.
■ Operation mode switching valve connection
WV1 and WV2 are for unit operation mode (heating and cooling) switching, for detailed installation position of
the valves please refer to "Water System Insallation".
Note:
------- Parts within the dashed box are to be connected onsite. The output voltage of the module
interface is 220-240V.
—— Parts within the real-line box are connected before delivery.
For more details of onsite wiring instruction please refer to wiring digrams.
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■ Setting up address using DIP switch.
The controller can be used to set the unit capacity, address and slave unit number. The capacity DIP has
been set prior of delivery and cannot be changed. The address DIP and slave number DIP need to be set as
required after the unit is installed. Customers need to take down the address number. Location of the unit
and keep the record in good condition for maintenance reference.
12 34 567 8
12 345678
12 34 567 8
Digit
Digit upward represents11
upward represents
Digit
Digit downward represents00
downward represents
12 345678
for the slave unit.

The second and third digit of SW1 indicates the DIP of unit function, 00: Cooling only, 01: Heat pump,
10: Cooling & Heat recovery, 11: Heat pump & Heat recovery.
The fourth digit of SW1 indicates automatic startup after power restoration. It is set to ON to enable this
function.
The fifth digit of SW1 indicates end 2-way valve interlock function. It is set to ON to enable this function.
variable water flow rate system; OFF: Air conditioning system for constant water flow rate system.
The seventh digit of SW1 indicates the refrigerant type. ON: reserved; OFF: R410A.
The eighth digit of SW1 indicates control mode. ON: LWT control (non-standard), OFF: EWT control (standard).
■ The master unit must set the number of slave unit(s) connected. The slave unit does not have
to be set (bits 1~4 of SW2):
Slave Slave
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
unit qty unit qty
0 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 1 9 1 0 0 1
2 0 0 1 0 10 1 0 1 0
3 0 0 1 1 11 1 0 1 1
4 0 1 0 0 12 1 1 0 0
5 0 1 0 1 13 1 1 0 1
6 0 1 1 0 14 1 1 1 0
7 0 1 1 1 15 1 1 1 1
■ The fifth and sixth digit of SW2 indicate unit capacity, 00: A5MWC020,, 01: A5MWC030, 10: A5MWC040,
11: reserve.
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■ Address setting (SW3 and SW4: when SW1.1 is set as the master unit, the setting is for master
address, range is 0 ~ 99. When SW1.1 is set as the slave unit, the setting is for slave address, range
is 0 ~ 14).
Address Address Address Address

of of of of
SW3 SW4 SW3 SW4 SW3 SW4 SW3 SW4
outdoor outdoor outdoor outdoor
unit unit unit unit
0# 0 0 8# 0 8 16# 1 6 24# 2 4
1# 0 1 9# 0 9 17# 1 7 25# 2 5
2# 0 2 10# 1 0 18# 1 8 26# 2 6
3# 0 3 11# 1 1 19# 1 9 27# 2 7
4# 0 4 12# 1 2 20# 2 0 28# 2 8
5# 0 5 13# 1 3 21# 2 1 29# 2 9
6# 0 6 14# 1 4 22# 2 2 30# 3 0
7# 0 7 15# 1 5 23# 2 3 31# 3 1
Note:
Address numbers must be unique in the same system.
The inner side of the control box cover of the unit is attached with an electrical wiring diagram of the
unit, which provides detailed description for DIP settings. Please keep it properly.
■ Control (communication) wire connection.
A) conductor
conductor(WTC(WTCpair
pairwith
with cross
cross section
section area
area of at
Master 0# Slave 13# Slave least
of at 0.5mm2 or 20AWG);
least 0.5mm 2
B) insulator;
or 20AWG); C) Screen
B) insulator;
14# Slave
layer
C) (twisted
Screen WTC
layer with a screening
(twisted WTC withfactor no less
a screening
Bin Bin Bin Bin than 95%) ; D) than
Outer95%);
jacketD)(PVC);
Ain Ain Ain Ain factor no less Outer jacket (PVC);
Bpc Bpc Bpc Bpc

Apc Apc Apc Apc
Power
AC:AC:220V~50Hz
220-240V/50Hz adapter
lllustration of shielded twisted pair
Wired controller
Note:
Note:
Better
Better choose
choose network
network cables
cables with
with a abraid
tenser
shieldinglayer
shielding layerand
andsmaller
smallertwisting
twisting distance.
distance.
Please
Please refer
refer to the
to the UL2547
UL2547 or or UL2791
UL2791 wire
wire
specification.
The control wire must not be longer than 1000
The control wire must not be longer than
meters.
1000 meters.
The control wire must be at least 20cm away
The
fromcontrol
majorwire must
current be at least 20cm away
wire.
from major current wire.
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Wired Controller Instruction
Wired controller instruction
Dimensions
Dimensions
120mm 18mm
POWER RUN
120mm
ON OFF
LNIT NO. MODE
ENTER
PASSWORD TIMER
Controller installation
Controller Installation
Connected to power supply 220-240V/50Hz

220V~/50Hz
Power
DC adapter AC
Connected to the control panel
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Functions
AC305 is a wall-mounted LCD controller which directly controls air conditioners through keys on its panel.
1) Features
Two operation modes: heating/cooling (Note: operation modes can only be switched when the unit is off)
For air cooled chiller, temperature setting range for inlet water: cooling 10ºC~25ºC, heating 25ºC~50ºC. For
water cooled chiller, temperature setting range for inlet water: cooling 10ºC~30ºC (-10ºC~10ºC for low water
temperature unit), heating 25ºC~50ºC.
■ A LED is used to indicate the status of the unit (ON/OFF).
■ Timed ON/OFF: a timing schedule can be set for a maximum of 7 days with up to 4 timed actions each day.
■ Real-time clock.
■ Error code display speeds up diagnosis.
■ Blue back light will shine 10 second if any key is pressed, it makes sure that we can browse or modify
parameters even in dark.
2) User Specifications
ON/OFF display
Display compressor status
This area displays whether the current
This area displays the current unit is ON or OFF.
compressor status.
When 1 is displayed, compressor 1# Unit No. display
is operating. If nothing is displayed, This area displays the current unit No.
(the corresponding unit code is
no compressor is operating. displayed according to the DIP
numbering principle).
Multi-function display area ON
Compressor ON/OFF
This area can display the unit error
code, inlet water temperature and Press the “ON/OFF” key to turn on
(the RUN indicator is on) or turn off
outlet water temperature. (the RUN indicator is off) a unit.
Cooling
Mode display Cooling Unit No. “Week and Time setting” key
This area displays the operating mode Inlet Water You can use a needle tool to push the
at the moment. small button. The time and password
Temperature area will display the corresponding
week and time options. Then, press
Time and password display the " ” and “ " keys to set the week
and time.
In normal case, this area displays the
current clock. When you press the
“Password” key, it will display “Mode setting” key
adjusted password. When you press You can press the “Mode” key to
the “Week and Time setting” key, it switch between the cooling mode
will display adjusted time. and heating mode. Note that the
mode can be switched only when the
“Resetting” key unit is turned off.
You can use a needle tool to push the
small button to power on and reset Unit Mode “Unit” key
the controller Press the “Unit” key to switch the next
unit. Select different units and view
“ ” and “ ” keys their status respectively.
1. Change the displaying content of Enter
multi-functional LCD. Display
according to the sequence in the item “Timer” key
list. You can set different time for turning
2. Press the key to change the set on/off different units.
temperature. Password Timer
“Password” key
“Enter” key
Press the “ Password ” key to
It is used to set the clock, timing,
display "Enter password" and "----“ in
temperature, password, unit number,
the lower left box of the LCD, and
and other parameters.
press the “ ” or “ ” key to
change the value. After selection,
press the “ Enter ” key. Time is
displayed in the display box.
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The control system has the following functions:
S/N Function S/N Function

Controlling the 2-way valve of the water
1 system (relevant accessories need to be 10 Protection for Compressors in Operation
purchase separately);
2 Anti-freeze protection 11 Averaging Workload among Compressors
3 2-way Valve Interlock Control 12 Failure alarm, viewing and output
Memorizing parameters in the case of a
4 Week Setting 13
power failure
Setting and resetting the operating
5 Status display 14
parameters of the unit
6 Auto-startup at power on 15 Electric heater
7 Status display 16 Setting the clock of the system
Memorizing the clock settings in the case of a Displaying the indoor and inlet water
8 17
power failure temperatures
9 Timing 18
Controller settings
1. Power on/off
Press the ON/OFF key to turn on or turn off a unit.
2. Parameter viewing
The controller can be used to view the operation status and parameters of any unit connected to it.
■ Parameters can be view include operation status of the compressor, inlet/outlet water temperature,
timer setting, cooling antifreeze temperature setting, antifreeze temperature setting in winter, defrosting
temperature, and so on.
■ If slave units are connected, you can press the “Unit” key to view the set parameters and operating status
of the next unit. When the last slave unit is selected, you can press the “Unit” key to automatically switch
back to the master unit. Unit “FF” indicates the master unit, unit “00” indicates the first slave unit, unit “01”
indicates the second slave unit, and so on.
3. Setting parameters (parameters can be set only when the unit is turned off)
1 Press the “Password” key to display “Enter password” and “----” in the lower left box of the LCD, press
the “▲” or “▼” key to select the highest digit of the password, press the “Enter” key to confirm this digit
and move the password leftward; press the “▲” or “▼” key to select the next digit, till all the four digits
are entered; press the “Enter” key to exit the password entry interface, and the display box displays time.
When the correct user password “0055” is selected (the user password can be used to change the inlet/
outlet water setting temperature of cooling and inlet/outlet water setting temperature of heating), you can
perform the following settings. The password entry status exits if there is no operation within 5s after the
password is entered.
2 You can choose the parameter to be set by pressing the “▲” or “▼” key and then press “Enter”. The
parameter name blinks. You can press the “▲” or “▼” key to set the parameter value, and then press “Enter”
to save the setting result.
3 You can repeat step 2 to set other parameters (note: password access will exit if no key is pressed within
60s; to set parameters again, you need to enter the password).
Note: Parameters can be set only when the unit is off.
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4. Real time setting
1 To set week and time, press the small hole above the "Mode" key using a needle-like tool (the LCD displays
"Weekday Setting" indicating access to the weekday adjustment phase).
2 Press the “▲” or “▼” key to set the weekday of the current time.
3 Press the small button again to save the weekday setting. Meanwhile, the “Time Setting” text will be displayed
and blinks on the LCD indicating access to the time adjustment phase.
4 Press the “▲” key to change hour, and the “▼” key to change minute.
5 Press the small button again to save the set time.
Note: If the “Unit”, “Password”, “Timer” or “Enter” key is pressed or no key is pressed within 5s during setting
process, time setting will exit without saving the set time.
5. Timer setting
1 After the “Timer” key is pressed, “Weekday Setting” and “Timer Setting” are displayed at the same time on
the LCD, indicating access to the weekday adjustment phase.
2 Press the “▲” key or “▼” key to select the weekday of the timer time to be set.
3 After selection, press the “Enter” key. “Timer Setting” is displayed on the LCD, indicating that timing
weekday has been selected and setting of timing times is accessed.
4 After setting of timing times is
current day (four timing times can be set each day, and the timing No. is displayed on the left of the on/off
status).
5 Press the “Enter” key to select a timing point and access selection of timed ON or OFF.
6 Press the “▲” key or “▼” key to select “Timed ON” or “Timed OFF”.
7 Press the “Enter” key to select timer ON or OFF and access selecting of the timing time. Now the LCD
displays “Timer Setting” and “Time Setting” and the time blinks.
8 Press the “▲” key to change hour, and press the “▼” key to change minute. After setting time, press the
“Enter” key to complete all settings of this timing and go to step 3 . The timing times increase in order (if
Timing
of one week can be set cyclically till timing setting exits.
9 To cancel a timing, set the time of this timing to 00:00.
10 To cancel all timed actions, press and hold “Mode” + “Unit” until you hear a long beep sound.
11 After the timing mode exits, the time display area displays the next timing action time every 2s (it is not
displayed if the unit has been powered on/off manually).
Note: Timed ON/OFF actions are triggered when the time of the wire controller reaches the set time.
Therefore, if the time of the wire controller is inaccurate, the actual ON/OFF time is also inaccurate. If you
press the “Unit”, “Mode” or “Password” key or press nothing within 5s during setting process, the
controller will exit timer setting automatically without saving settings. The previous settings are not affected.
No timing action is set by default before delivery.
6. Reset
You can use a needle tool to press the small button above “▲” to reset the controller.
7. Locking the wire controller

You can lock up the wire controller by holding “Enter” for 5s. The lockup icon is displayed on the upper right
corner. When the controller is locked up, you can only turn on or turn off the controller and cannot perform
other actions. You can unlock the controller by holding “Enter” for 5s again. The lockup icon is also cleared.
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Error Code
S/N Code Symptoms S/N Code Symptoms

Entering water temperature sensor malfunction
1 0 0#-slave communication failure 32 45
of evaporator
Leaving water temperature sensor malfunction
2 01...14 1# ~14# slave communication failure 33 46
of evaporator
Heat source side pump/ cooling Entering water temperature sensor malfunction
3 16 34 47
tower fan overload of condenser
4 17 Overload of compressor in #2 35 48 Suction temperature sensor malfunction of #1
5 18 Using side pump overload 36 49 Suction temperature sensor malfunction of #2
6 19 Lack of water flow of evaporator 37 50 Suction temperature sensor malfunction of #3
7 20 High pressure of #1 38 51 Suction temperature sensor malfunction of #4
8 21 Low pressure of #1 39 52 Low pressure sensor malfunction of #2
9 22 Lack of water flow of condenser 40 53 Low pressure sensor malfunction of #1
10 23 Reserved 41 54 Memory failure
11 24 High pressure of #2 42 55 Over-low of water temperature of condenser
Over-low of water temperature of
12 25 43 56 Overload of compressor in #1
evaporator
13 26 Reserved 44 57 Overload of compressor in #3
EWT,LWT temperature abnormal of
14 27 45 58 Overload of compressor in #4
evaporator
15 28 High pressure of #3 46 59 High pressure of #4
16 29 Superheat of #1 is too low 47 60 Low pressure of #3
17 30 Reserved 48 61 Low pressure of #4
Communication failure with master
18 31 49 62 Superheat of #3 is too low
unit
19 32 Suction temperature #1 is too high 50 63 Superheat of #4 is too low
20 33 Discharge temperature #1 is too high 51 64 Reserved
21 34 Suction temperature #2 is too high 52 65 Suction temperature #3 is too high
22 35 Discharge temperature #2 is too high 53 66 Suction temperature #4 is too high
23 36 Low pressure of #2 54 67 Discharge temperature #3 is too high
24 37 Superheat of #2 is too low 55 68 Discharge temperature #4 is too high
25 38 Refrigerant leakage in #1 56 69 Refrigerant leakage in #3
26 39 Refrigerant leakage in #2 57 70 Refrigerant leakage in #4
Discharge temperature sensor
27 40 58 71 Low pressure sensor malfunction of #3
malfunction of #1
28 41 59 72 Low pressure sensor malfunction of #4
malfunction of #2
29 42 60 78 Communication failure of all the slave units
malfunction of #3
30 43 61 ERRO Dialing setting error
malfunction of #4
Main pipe leaving water temperature
31 44
sensor malfunction
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Error code and running status
■ Characters displayed by the LED indicator are explained in the following table.
Character Content Character Content Character Content Character Content Character Content Character Content
0/O 2 4 6 8 A
1 3 5 7 9 B
Character Content Character Content Character Content Character Content Character Content Character Content
C E H N R U
D F L P T Y
■ Codes representing normal operation statuses are explained in the following table.
Code Status Code Status Code Status
NULL: standby CSP: shutdown during cooling HEAT: heating
REST: reset PREH: Pre-heat (for 30min) HSP: shutdown during heating
ToFS: system with changing ToUS: system with constant

COOL: cooling
Trouble shooting
S/N Error Code Symptom Possible Cause Solution
1. A/B communication lines of the wired
controller and master unit are incorrectly
connected. Check and troubleshoot the communication lines.
2. The communication line has broken off.

3. Communication wires between the wired Rewire the unit, use shielded communication
controller and the master unit cross over lines or keep the communication lines away from
strong-current cables. strong current cables.
4. Control panel of the master unit is not
Communication powered on. Check and troubleshoot the control panel
Wired controller F6 failure between
1 5. The communication line between the master 1. Use shield lines.
alarm wired controller
unit and the wired controller is too long. 2. Short the JP7 jumper on the control panel.
and master unit
6. Can communicate with the monitoring
Remove resistance R44 on the wire controller or
software while the wired controller sends out
replace the wire controller.
the alarm F6.
7. Failure of communication ports on the
Replace the control module.
control panel of the master unit.
8. Failure of communication ports on the wired
Replace the control module.
controller.
9. Incorrect address setting for the master unit. Check and troubleshoot the communication lines.
1. Communication line of slave Unit No. XX Check communication cables and solve the
has broken off problem.
2. The control panel of slave Unit No. XX is not
Check and troubleshoot the control panel.
powered on.
The LED indicator 3. Incorrect DIP address setting for the slave Reset the addresses of all slave units and check
of the unit displays
Communication unit. that there is no duplicate address.
ECXX and the
2 failure of slave 4. The number of slave unit is set incorrectly Reset the number of slave units and check that
wired controller
unit No. XX for the master unit. the number match with all the addresses.
displays XX (XX
represents 00 ~ 14) 1. Exchange positions of the two 485 on slave
5. The PC communication port of the slave unit
Unit No. XX.
has broken down.
2. Replace the control panel.
6. The communication line of Slave Unit No. Connect the communication line of slave Unit No.
XX is incorrectly connected. XX to Apc/Bpc port.
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The LED indicator Over current of the pump, the overload
Heat source
of the unit displays protector triggered. Check whether the electric current parameter of
side pump/
3 ER16 and the
cooling tower Over current of the fan, the overload protector referring to the wiring diagram.
wired controller
fan overload triggered.
displays 16
The LED indicator 1. Check whether the electric current parameter
of the unit displays #2 compressor
Over current in the compressor has triggered referring to the electric circuit.
4 ER17 and the wired overloaded
the overload protector.
controller 2. Check whether the resistor of the malfunctioned
displays 17
The LED indicator
of the unit displays Check whether the electric current parameter of
User side pump Over current in the pump has triggered the
5 ER18 and the
overload overload protector.
wired controller referring to the electric circuit.
displays 18
1. Pump is too small. Replace the pump.
The LED indicator

of the unit displays Low flow rate 3. Air inside water system. Discharge air by opening the pump.
6 ER19 and the in condenser
wired controller
5. Water pressure drop to large, water system
displays 19 Optimize the water system.
is not balance.
6. Blocked of other parts in water system. Check and repair.
1. Heat exchanger dirty. Check and troubleshoot.
Check and replace.
The LED indicator 3. Water temperature too high (condenser). Tune down the water temperature.
of the unit displays 4. Lack of water (condenser). Check and troubleshoot.
High pressure
7 ER20 and the
of #1
wired controller
displays 20 6. Too much refrigerant. Release a proper amount of refrigerant.
7. Failure of high-voltage modular output port. Replace the module.
8. The switch has broken down. Replace the pressure switch.
The LED indicator Malfunction of heat exchanger. Check and troubleshoot.
of the unit displays Check and replenish refrigerant.
Low pressure
8 ER21 and the Failure of low-voltage modular input port . Replace the module.
of #1
wired controller
displays 21 The low pressure sensor has broken down. Replace the pressure sensor.
1. Pump is too small. Replace the pump.
The LED indicator

of the unit displays Lack of 3. Air inside water system. Discharge air by opening the pump.
9 ER22 and the
wired controller condenser
5. Water pressure drop to large, water system
displays 22 Optimize the water system.
is not balance.
6. Blocked of other parts in water system. Check and repair.
Check and replace.
High pressure
10 ER24 and the
of #2
wired controller
The LED indicator
Over-low The temperature of return water is set too low. Change the temperature setting for return water.
of water
11 ER25 and the
temperature of
wired controller Check the water system.
evaporator pressure drop.
displays 25
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The LED indicator Check whether TH6 and TH7 are inserted
EWT,LWT TH6 and TH7 are inserted reversely or fall off.
of the unit displays reversely/fall off.
temperature
12 ER27 and the
abnormal of Detection circuit problem of control module
wired controller Replace the control module.
evaporator temperature sensor.
displays 27
Check and replace.
High pressure
13 ER28 and the
of #3
wired controller
The LED indicator The low pressure sensor or temperature
of the unit displays Replace low pressure and/or temperature sensor.
Superheat of #1 sensor has broken down.
14 ER29 and the
is too low
wired controller EXV broken down. Replace EXV.
displays 29
Communication line of the slave unit has
Check and troubleshoot the communication lines.
loosen.
Reset the addresses of all slave units and check
Incorrect DIP address setting for the slave unit.
The LED indicator that there is no duplicate address.
of the unit displays Communication The number of slave unit is set incorrectly for Reset the number of slave units and check that
15 ER31 and the failure with the master unit. the number match with all the addresses.
wired controller master unit 1. Exchange positions of the two 485 on the
displays 31 The PC communication port of the slave unit
slave unit.
has broken down.
2. Replace the control panel of the unit.
Communication line of the slave unit connects Connect the communication line of the slave unit
wrong port. to the Apc/Bpc port.
TH9 temperature sensor loosen or connects Check control model, connect temperature senser
The LED indicator wrong port. properly.
of the unit displays Suction TH9 temperature sensor short circuit or open
Check resistance of TH9/ replace.
16 ER32 and the temperature #1 circuit .
wired controller is too high The temperature of discharge air is too high
displays 32 and has triggered the racing protector of the see Item 17 in the table.
compressor.
The heat exchanger needs cleaning (cooling). Check and troubleshoot the unit.
The LED indicator The electronic expansion valve is not opened Check and troubleshoot the electronic expansion
of the unit displays Discharge as expected (heating). valve.
17 ER33 and the temperature #1 Change the setting for return water temperature
The water temperature is too high.
wired controller is too high (to be performed by service personnel).
displays 33 Replenish a proper amount of refrigerant.
TH1 temperature sensor is broken down. see Item 24 in the table.
TH10 temperature sensor loosen or connects Check control model, connect temperature senser
The LED indicator wrong port. properly.
of the unit displays Suction TH10 temperature sensor short circuit or open
Check resistance of TH9/ replace.
18 ER34 and the temperature #2 circuit .
wired controller is too high The temperature of discharge air is too high
displays 34 and has triggered the racing protector of the see Item 19 in the table.
compressor.
The heat exchanger needs cleaning (cooling) Check and troubleshoot the unit.
19 ER35 and the temperature #2 Change the setting for return water temperature (to
wired controller is too high be performed by service personnel).
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Low pressure
20 ER36 and the
of #2 Failure of low-voltage modular input port . Replace the module.
wired controller
of the unit displays Replace low pressure and/or temperature sensor.
21 ER37 and the
is too low
displays 37
The LED indicator
of the unit displays Low pressure sensor failure. Replace the low pressure sensor.
Refrigerant
22 ER38 and the
leakage in #1
wired controller Add refrigerant.
displays 38
The LED indicator
Refrigerant
23 ER39 and the
leakage in #2
displays 39
TH1 temperature sensor is not properly Check the control module and replug the
The LED indicator Discharge plugged or has broken off. temperature sensor.
of the unit displays temperature Test whether the resistance of TH1 sensor meets
TH1 temperature sensor is shorted/ open.
24 ER40 and the sensor
wired controller #1 Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
displays 40 malfunctioned control module has malfunctioned. Replace the control module.
26 ER42 and the sensor specification requirements/replace if it fails..
27 ER43 and the sensor specification requirements/replace if it fails..
wired controller malfunction of Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
displays 43 #4 control module has malfunctioned. Replace the control module.
The LED indicator Main pipe plugged or has broken off. temperature sensor.
of the unit displays leaving water Test whether the resistance of TH5 sensor meets
26 ER44 and the temperature specification requirements/replace if it fails..
wired controller sensor Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
displays 44 malfunction control module has malfunctioned. Replace the control module.
The LED indicator Entering water plugged or has broken off. temperature sensor.
TH6 temperature sensor is shorted/ open. specification requirements/replace if it fails.
wired controller malfunction of Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
displays 45 evaporator control module has malfunctioned. Replace the control module.
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The LED indicator Leaving water plugged or has broken off. temperature sensor.
wired controller for evaporator Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
The LED indicator Entering water plugged or has broken off. temperature sensor.
29 ER47and the sensor
wired controller for condenser Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
The LED indicator Suction plugged or has broken off. temperature sensor.
wired controller for #1 Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
of the unit displays temperature Test whether the resistance of TH10 sensor
Three lines of the low pressure sensor is Reconnect the connecting lines of the low
incorrectly connected. pressure sensor.
The LED indicator Repair or replace the lines of the low pressure
Low pressure The low pressure sensor is shorted/ open.
of the unit displays sensor.
sensor
34 ER52 and the
for #2 The Low pressure sensor has broken down Replace the low pressure sensor.
wired controller
malfunctioned
displays 52 Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
control module has malfunctioned. Replace the control module.
sensor
35 ER53 and the wired
for #1 The Low pressure sensor has broken down Replace the low pressure sensor.
controller displays
malfunctioned
53 Test circuit for the temperature sensor in the
The LED indicator

36 ER54 and the Memory failure Memory damage Replace the control module
wired controller
displays 54
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The LED indicator
Over-low The temperature of return water is set too low. Change the temperature setting for return water.
of water
37 ER55 and the
temperature of Test whether the resistance of TH8 sensor meets
wired controller TH8 temperature sensor is shorted/ open.
condenser
displays 55
38 ER56 and the overloaded
wired controller 2. Check whether the resistor of the malfunctioned
displays 56
displays 57
displays 58
Check and replace.
High pressure of 4. Lack of water (condenser). Check and troubleshoot
41 ER59 and the
#4
wired controller
Low pressure of
42 ER60 and the
#3 Failure of low-voltage modular input port . Replace the module.
wired controller
Low pressure of
43 ER61 and the
#4 Failure of low-voltage modular input port. Replace the module.
wired controller
of the unit displays Replace the low pressure or temperature sensor.
44 ER62 and the
is too low
displays 62
of the unit displays Replace the low pressure or temperature sensor.
45 ER63 and the
is too low
displays 63
50
48 ER67 and the temperature #3 Change the setting for return water temperature (to
wired controller is too high be performed by service personnel).
49 ER68 and the temperature #4 Change the setting for return water temperature
wired controller is too high (to be performed by service personnel).
The LED indicator
Refrigerant
50 ER69 and the
leakage in #3
displays 69
The LED indicator
Refrigerant
51 ER70 and the
leakage in #4
displays 70
sensor
52 ER71 and the
#3 The Low pressure sensor has broken down. Replace the low pressure sensor.
wired controller
malfunctioned
sensor
53 ER72 and the
#4 The Low pressure sensor has broken down. Replace the low pressure sensor.
wired controller
malfunctioned
1. The Bin/Ain communication line of the Reconnect the communication line to the Bin/Ain
The LED indicator master unit has broken off. port and screw down the wire terminal.
of the unit displays Communication
2. One of the A/B communication lines is
54 ER78 and the failure for all Check the communication line.
connected incorrectly.
wired controller slave units
displays 78 3. The Bin/Ain port of the master unit has
Replace the control panel of the master unit.
broken down.
The digital pipe of
Dialing setting According to the circuit diagram, complete the
55 the unit displays Dialing setting error on the module.
error dialing setting again.
ERRO
51
ACSON MALAYSIA SALES & SERVICE SDN.BHD. (129688-D)
a member of DAIKIN group
Lot 4, Lorong 19/1A, Seksyen 19, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Authorized Dealer :
Selangor Darul Ehsan, MALAYSIA.
Tel : +603 7964 8200 Sales Fax : +603 7956 9909
Sernice Fax : +603 7956 9907 Acson Careline : 1300 22 3344
Penang : +604-5377 176 Pahang : +609 5178 696

Perak : +605-3129 828 Kelantan : +609-7733 688
Melaka : +606-2926 196 Sarawak : +6082-344 128 Products manufactured in an ISO certified facility.
Johor : +607-3551 599 Sabah : +6088-420 205 This document contains the most current product information as of this printing.
For the most up-to-date product information, please logon to www.acson.com.my
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7 WATER PRESSURE DROP CURVE P14

8 SOUND DATA P14

9 WIRING DIAGRAM P15

11 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION P23

12 COMMISSIONING AND OPERATION P32

14 CONTROL SYSTEM INSTRUCTION P36

15 WIRED CONTROLLER INSTRUCTION P40

16 ERROR CODE P44

Brand: Acson Product Description:

Water system energy-saving control

Low carbon and environment friendly

Dual backup operation increase reliability

Service life balancing

Self-protection and diagnosis function

Simultaneous Operation & Wide Operating Temperature

Wide Selection of Units

Heat Recovery (Optional) .

Free Hot Water

Water Condenser WPD kPa 56.0 47.0 68.0 68.0 45.0

Ground Condenser WPD kPa 15.0 12.0 20.0 20.0 12.0

2. Ground water condition:

A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC

Type Scroll compressor

Throttle device EXV

Colour RAL 7032 Pebble Grey

A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC

IP/ Insulation grade IPX4/E

Unit max running

Unit max power input kW 27.1 39.3 52.2 40.5 51.8

Earth line mm² 10 16 16 16 16

A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC A5MWC

Phase sequencer YES

Condenser water inlet

614( Installation hole) 1400( Installation hole) 205 154

Water pipes connecting dimension:

The condenser water volume shouldthe

2. If the evaporator LWT is lower than 5ºC,

Cooling capacity and power input performance table - Water loop

Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling

Condenser outlet water temp. (°C)

Evaporator outlet water temp. (°C)

Condenser outlet water temp. (°C)

Machine installation space

standards as well as the installation manual.

Assembling unit modules

6. N represents the number of modules installed.

Model X(mm) Y(mm) A(Kg) B(Kg) C(Kg) D(Kg)

Space allocated for a single chilled water unit

If the unit is installed in a place where it snows in winter,

The groundwork should be made of concrete or supporting

Depending on mounting conditions, operation vibration might pass UNIT: mm

Corners and edges should be properly installed. Otherwise, the unit

HOISTING CABLE (TWO)

Note: ○ represents factors that may cause corrosion or scaling.

Water system installation schematic diagram

Connecting water pipes

Water system - Groud water

PRESSURE GAUGE PRESSURE GAUGE

formation and extend the unit service life.

AUTO AIR DIS- AUTO AIR DIS-

CHARGE VALVE CHARGE VALVE

AUTO AIR DIS- AUTO AIR DIS-