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HomeMy WebLinkAbout43652-Z S�JFFO[�c Town of Southold 12/8/2021 a y P.O.Box 1179 0 o 53095 Main Rd A Southold,New York 11971 �o CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY No: 42587 Date: 12/8/2021 THIS CERTIFIES that the building POOL HOUSE Location of Property: 2455 Nassau Point Rd., Cutchogue SCTM#: 473889 Sec/Block/Lot: 104.43-6 Subdivision: Filed Map No. Lot No. conforms substantially to the Application for Building Permit heretofore filed in this office dated 2/15/2019 pursuant to which Building Permit No. 43652 dated 4/15/2019 was issued, and conforms to all of the requirements of the applicable provisions of the law. The occupancy for which this certificate is issued is: accessory unheated,non-habitable,non-sleeping, pool house with half bath,wetbar, outdoor shower and covered porch with barbecue(no kitchen)as applied for. The certificate is issued to Mirro,Justin&Elizabeth of the aforesaid building. SUFFOLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH APPROVAL R10-18-0024 5/18/2021 ELECTRICAL CERTIFICATE NO. 43652 10/15/2021 PLUMBERS CERTIFICATION DATED 5/25/2021 K in e Plumbi "-0 A o 'ze nature g�fFO(,�c TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING DEPARTMENT z TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE o . SOUTHOLD, NY y�ol � �ao4u BUILDING PERMIT (THIS PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON THE PREMISES WITH ONE SET OF APPROVED PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS UNTIL FULL COMPLETION OF THE WORK AUTHORIZED) Permit#: 43652 Date: 4/15/2019 Permission is hereby granted to: Mirro, Justin 3 Green Acre Ct Great Neck, NY 11021 To: construct accessory pool house as applied for per SCHD &Trustee approvals and DEC Non-Jurisdiction letter with flood permit. At premises located at: 2455 Nassau Point Rd., Cutchogue SCTM # 473889 Sec/Block/Lot# 104.-13-6 Pursuant to application dated 2/15/2019 and approved by the Building Inspector. To expire on 10/14/2020. Fees: ACCESSORY $558.00 CO -ACCESSORY BUILDING $50.00 Flood Permit $100.00 Total: $708.00 Buildi g Inspector Form No.6 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING DEPARTMENT TOWN HALM, 76.5-1802 APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY This application must be filled in by typewriter or ink and submitted to the Building Department with the following: A. For new building or new use: 1. Final survey of property with accurate location of all buildings,property lines,streets,and unusual natural or topographic features. 2. Final Approval fi-om Health Dept. of water supply and sewerage-disposal(S-9 forin). 3. Approval of electrical installation from Board of Fire Underwriters. 4. Sworn statement from plumber certifying that the solder used in system contains less than 2/10 of 1%lead. 5. Conunercial building, industrial building,multiple residences and similar buildings and installations,a certificate of Code Compliance from architect or engineer responsible for the building. 6. Submit Planning Board Approval of completed site plan requirements. B. For existing buildings(prior to April 9,1957)non-conforming uses,or buildings and"pre-existing"land uses: 1. Accurate survey of property showing all property lines,streets,building and unusual natural or topographic features. 2. A properly completed application and consent to inspect signed by the applicant.If a Certificate of Occupancy is denied,the Building Inspector shall state the reasons therefor in writing to the applicant. C. Fees I. Certificate of Occupancy-New dwelling$50.00,Additions to dwelling$50.00,Alterations to dwelling$50.00, Swinuning pool$50.00.Accessory building$50.00,Additions to accessory building$50.00,Businesses$50.00. 2. Certificate of Occupancy on Pre-existing Building- $100.00 3. Copy of Certificate of Occupancy- $.25 4. Updated Certificate of Occupancy- $50.00 5. Temporary Certificate of Occupancy-Residential$15.00, Commercial$15.00 Date. February 8, 2019 New Construction: Old or Pre-existing Building: (check one) Location of Property: 2455 Nassau Point Road Cutchogue House No. Street Hamlet Owner or Owners of Property: Justin and Elizabeth Mirro Suffolk County Tax Map No 1000, Section 104 Block 13 Lot 06 Subdivision Filed Map. Lot: Perm2 it No. 5�­Date of Permit. Applicant: Health Dept. Approval: Underwriters Approval: Planning Board Approval: Request for: Temporary Certificate Final Certificate: X (check one) Fee Submitted: S Applicant Signature fif so Town Hall Annex ® Telephone(631)765-1802 54375 Main Road Fax(631)765-9502 P.O.Box 1179 sean.devlina-town.southold.ny.us Southold,NY 11971-0959 BUILDING DEPARTMENT TOWN OF SOUTHOLD CERTIFICATE OF ELECTRICAL COMPLIANCE SITE LOCATION Issued To Justin Mirro Address: 2455 Nassau Point Rd city Cutchogue st: NY zip. 11935 Budding Permit# 43652 Section: 104 Block 13 Lot. 6 WAS EXAMINED AND FOUND TO BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE Contractor: DBA: GJS Electric License No. 4839ME SITE DETAILS Office Use Only Residential X Indoor X Basement Service Commerical Outdoor X 1st Floor X Pool House X New X Renovation 2nd Floor Hot Tub Addition Survey Attic Garage INVENTORY Service 1 ph X Heat Duplec Recpt 18 Ceding Fixtures 1 Bath Exhaust Fan 1 Service 3 ph Hot Water Gas GFCI Recpt Wall Fixtures 4 Smoke Detectors Main Panel 200A A/C Condenser 1 Single Recpt Recessed Fixtures 20 CO2 Detectors Sub Panel A/C Blower 1 Range Recpt Ceiling Fan 2 Combo Smoke/CO 2 Transformer UC Lights 40' Dryer Recpt Emergency Fixtures Time Clocks Disconnect Switches 7 4'LED Exit Fixtures [I Pump Other Equipment Insinkerator, Plug Mold 12', Kegerator, Ice Maker, LED Mirror, UV Heater, W/D Mini Split Notes: Pool House No Heat Inspector Signature: `-�` Date: October 15, 2021 S.Devlin-Cert Electrical Compliance Form Town Hall Annex Telephone(631)765-1802 54375 Main Road Fax(631)765-9502 P.O.Box 1179 G ' Southold,NY 11971-0959 BUILDING DEPARTMENT TOWN OF SOUTHOLD M AY 2 8 2021 CERTIFICAT-IO.-N Date: Building Permit No. Owner: `A�_ r (Please print) _Plumber:,_ OPV (Ple print) I certify that the solder used in the water supply system contains Iess than 2/10 of 1% lead. (PIAlbers afore) - Sworn to before me this oZb day of 01' I 204, Notary Pub , -_-- _----- _ :County NOW No O r etc QuQMW in 8WAWkFIM WMIO Cow�y�d"� Exp�'e� lbnwrY��...._ BUILDING DEPARTMENT- Electrical Inspector TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall Annex - 54375 Main Road - PO Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (6.31) 765-1802 - FAX(631) 765-9502 roger.ncherta-town.southold.ny.us APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTION REQUESTED BY: Date: Company Name: (—L- _ Name: !� License No.: 1-{ m. rn email: a n f v, co-. - - Address: h Phone No.: - Il 1 - 1 M JOB SITE INFORMATION: (All Ir>formation Required) N, amo: Address: 5 14 S F. Cross Street:'Ciln:. BIdg�Po -Pon . . _ X Tax:Ma 131#16t:131#16t: '1000.. Sction Block: . t l:ot: BRIEF DESCFtIPTION.OF WORK,(Pt®ase Prim Clearly o� l 60nji Is job ready for inspection?: YES./ NO- Rough In Final Do you need a Temp Certificate?: S NO Issued On Ternp information: (Ail information required) Service Size 1 Ph 3 Ph Size: ff8_ 22_A . #Meters I Old Meter#. t- W'SeMrvi > Flre Reconnect- Flood Reconnect- Service Reconnected ergr -OverheadUnderound Laterals 1 2 .. H rame Pole Work done on Service? Y N Additional Information: PAYMENT DUE WITH APPLICATION PD �1P �� � b a � �� .Q 82-Request roe Inopectlon Form-As 1 o. 5-19 l�� ��� rn r OF SO(/TyOlo # TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING DEPT. 765.1802 INSPEC ION [ FOUNDATION 1ST [ ROUGH PLBG,. ill 6 rdVw� ] rUNDATION 2ND [ ] INSULATION/CAULKING FRAMING /STRAPPING [ ] FINAL [ ] FIREPLACE & CHIMNEY-- [ ] FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION [ ] FIRE RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION [ ] FIRE RESISTANT PENETRATION [ ] ELECTRICAL (ROUGH) [ ] ELECTRI L (FINAL) [ ] CODE VIOLATION [ ] PRE C/ REMARKS: 0 _ _ - to aY�1 1000" DATE 71ef2 . 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[ ] FOUNDATION 2ND [�rSLATIO UN/CAULKING ] 'FRAMING /STRAPPING [ NAL- � t49VW/ [ ] FIREPLACE &-CHIMNEY [ ] FIRE-SAFETY INSPECTION [ ] FIRE RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION [ ] FIRE RESISTANT PENETRATION [ ] ELECTRICAL (ROUGH) [ ] ELECTRICAL(FINAL) [ ] CODE VIOLATION [ ] PR[�E- C/O REMARKS: I61� " 1 4/ DATE 'Lo�'rI INSPECTOR pF SOUIyo� 4— TOWN TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING- DEPT. co765-1802 - -= INSPECTION - ( ] FOUNDATION 1ST [ ] ROUGH PLBG: [ ] FOUNDATION 2ND [ ] INSULATION/CAULKING [ ] FRAMING /STRAPPING [ ] FINAL [ ] FIREPLACE & CHIMNEY [ ] FIRE-SAFETY INSPECTION [ ] FIRE RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION [ ] FIRE RESISTANT PENETRATION [ ] ELECTRICAL (ROUGH) ELECTRICAL (FINAL) [ ] CODE VIOLATION [ ] PRE C/O/� REMARKS: Tom'"� T � 0 L) DATE 9 r` INSPECTOR OF SO(/TQ5 -NIPA " # f TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING DEPT. 765.1802 INSPECTION n [ ] FOUNDATION 1 ST [ ] ROUGH PLBG. [ ] FOUNDATION 2ND j ] INSULATION/CAULKING [ ] FRAMING /STRAPPING [ ] FINAL [ ] FIREPLACE & CHIMNEY [ ] -FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION [ ] FIRE RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION [ ] FIRE RESISTANT PENETRATION [ ] ELECTRICAL (ROUGH) ELECTRICAL (FINAL) [ ] CODE VIOLATION [ ] PRE C/O REMARKS: b-*mac e)l DATE INSPECTOR S A M U E L S & JUN - 9 2021 S T E E L M A N June 9, 2021 Building Department Town Hall Annex Main Road Southold, NY 11971 Re: MIRRO POOL HOUSE 2455 Nassau Point Road, Cutchogue BP#43652 I have administered the construction of the above referenced project, including the construction of a new pool house, have inspected the installation of insulation, and hereby certify that it meets the requirements of the New York State Building Code, Energy Code, and the Construction Documents approved by the Town. During the pandemic shut down of Town inspections, this was the only way to ensure the timely continuation of construction. Please put this certification in the file. Thank you, AGF VIEW yGR G.SAA4& r CO G/STERED PSG Tom Samue s, RA ARCHITECTS 25235 MAIN ROAD CUTCHOGUE,NEW YORK 11935 (631)734-6405 FAX(631)734-6407 r � FIELD INSPECTION REPORT D TE COMMENT dS �►�- - �v FOUNDATION (IST) n' u, v� 4*1 'FOUNDATION (2ND) �Z ROUGH FRAMING& G PLUMBING Y y INSULATION PER N.Y. ,3 STATE ENERGY CODE S SOF • FINAL . Ll1 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS V5TR 2C-) - -t (lJul- AmLda labf Z�2E 1�s ZT/ 6 oq.) e � b TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION CHECKLIST BUILDING DEPARTMENT Do you have or need the following,before applying? TOWN HALL Board of Health SOUTHOLD,NY 11971 4 sets of Building Plans TEL: (631) 765-1802 Planning Board approval FAX: (631)765-9502 Survey SoutholdTown.NorthFork.net PERMIT NO. Check Septic Form N.Y.S.D.E.C. Trustees �j �` �/ Flood Permit Examined J 20L ��?'-4�� Storm-Water Assessment Form I� 1 Contact: Samuels&Steelman Architects Approved__4J b 20 GT , �� 1 5 2019 Mail to: 25235 Main Road NY 1193b Disapproved a/c utc ogue, Phone: 631 734-6405 Expiration 20 ri®► O Buil ' g nspector APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Date February 6, 20 19 INSTRUCTIONS a. This application MUST be completely filled in by typewriter or in ink and submitted to the Building Inspector with 4 sets of plans, accurate plot plan to scale.Fee according to schedule. b.Plot plan showing location of lot and of buildings on premises, relationship to adjoining premises or public streets or areas, and waterways. c. The work covered by this application may not be commenced before issuance of Building Permit. d. Upon approval of this application,the Building Inspector will issue a Building Permit to the applicant. Such a permit shall be kept on the premises available for inspection throughout the work. e.No building shall be occupied or used in whole or in part for any purpose what so ever until the Building Inspector issues a Certificate of Occupancy. f. Every building permit shall expire if the work authorized has not commenced within 12 months after the date of issuance or has not been completed within 18 months from such date. If no zoning amendments or other regulations affecting the property have been enacted in the interim,the Building Inspector may authorize, in writing,the extension of the permit for an addition six months.Thereafter,a new permit shall be required. APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE to the Building Department for the issuance of a Building Permit pursuant to the Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County,New York,and other applicable Laws,Ordinances or Regulations, for the construction of buildings,additions, or alterations or for removal or demolition as herein described. The applicant agrees to comply with all applicable laws,ordinances, building code,housing code,and regulations,and to admit authorized inspectors on premises and in building for necessary inspections. t (Sign ure of applicant or name,if a corporation) 25235 Main Road Cutchogue NY 11935 (Mailing address of applicant) State whether applicant is owner, lessee, agent, architect, engineer, general contractor,electrician, plumber or builder Architect Name of owner of premises Justin and Elizabeth Mirro (As on the tax roll or latest deed) If applicant is a corporation, signature of duly authorized officer (Name and title of corporate officer) Builders License No. Plumbers License No. Electricians License No. Other Trade's License No. 1. Location of land on which proposed work will be done: 2455 Nassau Point Road " Cutchogue'= House Number Street , = r Hamlet County Tax Map No. 1000 Section 104 , --Blo'okl` 13 — Lot 06 Subdivision ---- _ r'`'Filed:Map:No'. --- Lot ---- Z. State existing use and occupancy of premises and intended use and occupancy of proposed construction: a. Existing use and occupancy SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE b. Intended use and occupancy Pool House 3. Nature of work(check which applicable):New Building Addition Alteration Repair Removal Demolitions Other Work (Description) �. Estimated Cost ---- ( Fee --- � (To,be(piidion filing this application) 5. If dwelling, number of dwelling units Number of dwelling units 6n,epch floor If garage, number of cars r 4/tj 5. If business,commercial or mixed occupancy, specify nature and extent of each type of use. - --- 7. Dimensions of existing structures, if any: Front Rear Depth Height Number of Stories Dimensions of same structure with alterations or additions: Front Rear Depth Height Number of Stories B. Dimensions of entire new construction: Front 22 ft Rear 22 ft Depth 34 ft Height 19 ft Number of Stories 0 VI,e- 9. Size of lot: Front 175' Rear 174.38 ' Depth 333.84' 10. Date of Purchase 2017 Name of Former Owner Wacker 1 l. Zone or use district in which premises are situated R 40 12. Does proposed construction violate any zoning law, ordinance or regulation? YES V NO 13. Will lot be re-graded?YES V NO Will excess fill be removed from premises?YES NO X 14. Names of Owner of premises Justin & Elizabeth MZdressKensington,NY Phone No. 646 382-5153 Name of Architect Tom Samuels Address 25235 Main Rd Cutchpai6%e No Name of Contractor Seifert Constru ' .nrpAddress Mattituck Phone No. -1036 15 a. Is this property within 100 feet of a tidal wetland or a freshwater wetland? *YES X NO * IF YES, SOUTHOLD TOWN TRUSTEES &D.E.C. PERMITS MAY BE REQUIRED. b. Is this property within 300 feet of a tidal wetland? * YES X NO * IF YES,D.E.C. PERMITS MAY BE REQUIRED. (see attached) 16. Provide survey,to scale,with accurate foundation plan and distances to property lines. 17. If elevation at any point on property is at 10 feet or below, must provide topographical data on survey. 18. Are there any covenants and restrictions with respect to this property? * YES NO X * IF YES,PROVIDE A COPY. STATE OF NEW YORK) COUNTY OF Suffolk SS: � Tom Samuels being duly sworn,deposes and says that(s)he is the applicant (Name of individual signing contract) above named, (S)He is the Architect (Contractor,Agent,Corporate Officer,etc.) of said owner or owners,and is duly authorized to perform or have performed the said work and to make and file this application; that all statements contained in this application are true to the best of his knowledge and belief; and that the work will be performed in the manner set forth in the application filed therewith. Sworn to before me this day of 20 �.AUREN M MCKI Y14RY PUBUC-STAITE Notary Fublic No.0 Signature f Applicant ual'fied in Suffolk County My Commission Expires May 23, 2020 917 f ` I BOARD OF SOUTHOLD TOWN TRUSTEES I i SOUTH,OLD,NEW YORK PERMIT NO. 9373 DATE: DECEMBER 12,2018 I , ISSUED TO: JUSTIN & ELIZABE+H NIIRRO I PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2455 NASSAU POINT ROADXUTCHOGUE i - SCTM# 1000-104-13-6 AU7�HORIZATION Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 275 of the Town Code of the Town of Southold and in x accordance with the Resolution of the Board o�Trustees adopted at the meeting held on December 12, 2018, -and in consideration of application fee in the slim of$250.00 paid by Justin &Elizabeth Mirro and subject to the Terms and Conditions as stated in the Resolution, the Southold Town Board of Trustees authorizes and permits the following: Wetland Permit to provide silt fence aroundonstruction area per Town approved details; demolish existing one story frame residence,decks,and.detached garage,and abandon existing sanitary system. Construct new two story frame residence,wit flood-compliant crawl space and four-car garage, approximately 6,700 square feet,with footpri�ht of 4,227 sf;with three attached covered'porches of: 45 sf, 135 sf,525 sf,totaling 705 sf;with open de-1 and exterior stairs attached to residence,totaling 190 sf, one story,non-habitable Pool House of 748 sf;with covered porch(included in terrace area)of 363 sf;55 ft x 25 ft gunite swimming pool,totaling 1,443 sf; 8 ft x 10 ft spa,totaling 80 sf; stone terrace at grade,of 2,839 sh, outdoor fireplace at grade(included in terrace area above); maintain existing 1751f timber tie border between lawn and non-turf buffer; increase in height approximately 18"at filled areas; re-construct 27 sf platform and 21 sf stairs from top of bulkhead to beach; maintain existing non-turf buffer between bulkhead and timber border,approx.2',272 sf; 4 ft high pool enclosure fence(bulkhead-acts as portion of pool enclosure);-- - -� construct timber drainage control curb at soyth edge of property,approximately 121 If, ; construct two retaining walls,approximately['5' long,for access to crawl space; provide clean fill contoured per site plan,approximately 4,000 cy; provide new topsoil and landscaping,includi4g irrigation using public water; `Provide new gravel driveway; provide new sanitary system per SCDHS; provide leaders/gutters connected to new dryyvells to contain roof/stormwater runoff; provide 15 closed loop geothermal wells,for conditioning interior space;and as depicted on the site plan prepared by Samuels&Steelman Architects,received on November 29,2018,and stamped approved on j December 12,2018. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,the said Board of Trustees hereby causes its Corporate Seal to be affixed, a4d these presents to be subscribed by a majority of the said Board as of the 12ffi day of December,2018. G* ip / L J l Glenn Goldsmith,President ySO Town Hall Annex A. Nicholas Krupski, Vice President 54375 Route 25 John M Bredemeyer Il( p t = P O Box 1179 z°, - =y Southold,New fork 11971 Michael J Domino ` Telephone(631) 765-1892 Greg Williams � �� � Fax(631) 765-6641 41; epull ,c� _ . 9� U '�( L..1 I BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES All 1 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE 1816C Date: May 19, 2021 THIS CERTIFIES that the silt fence around construction area per Town approved details-, demolish existing one story frame residence,decks,and detached garage and abandon existing sanitary_ system. Construct new two story frame residence,with flood-compliant crawl space and four-car garage approximately 6,700 square feet,with footprint of 4,227 sf with three attached covered porches of 45 sf, 135 sf,525 sf,totaling 705 sf; with open decks and exterior stairs attached to residence,totalingl90 sf-, one story,non-habitable Pool House of 748 sf,with covered porch(included in terrace area)of 363 sf; 55 ft x 25 ft gunite swimming pool,totaling 1,443 sf; 8 ft x 10 ft spa,totaling 80-sf; stone-terrace at grade,of 2,839 sf, outdoor fireplace at grade;maintain existing 175 if timber tie border between lawn and non-turf buffer; increase in height approximately 18"at filled areas-, 30'x12'timber retaining valla re-construct 27-sf platform and 21 sf stairs from top of bulkhead to beach; maintain existing non-turf buffer between bulkhead and timber border,approx.2,272 sf; 4 ft high pool enclosure fence(bulkhead acts as portion of pool enclosure),- construct nclosure);construct timber drainage control curb at south edge of property, approximately 121 If, construct two retaining walls,approximately 15'long,for access to crawl space; provide clean fill contoured per site plan,approximately 4,000 cy; provide new topsoil and landscaping,including irrigation using public water; provide new gravel driveway;provide new sanitary system per SCDHS; provide`leaders/gutters connected to new drywells to contain roof/stormwater runoff; provide 15 closed loolg-eothermal wells,for conditioning interior space; At 2455 Nassau Point Road,Cutchogue Suffolk County Tax Map#1000-104-13-6 Conforms to the application for a Trustees Permit heretofore filed in this office Dated January 29,2018 pursuant to which Trustees Wetland Permit 49373 Dated December 12,2018,was issued and Amended on May 19,2021 and conforms to all of the requirements and conditions of the applicable provisions of law. The project for which this certificate is being issued is for the silt fence around construction area per Town approved details, demolish existing one story frame residence, decks,and detached garage, and abandon existing sanitary system. Construct new two story frame residence with flood-compliant crawl space and four-car garage, approximately 6,700 square feet,with footprint of 4,227 sf,with three attached covered porches of: 45 A. 135 sf, 525 sf,totaling 705 sf, with open decks and exterior stairs attached to residence, totaling 190 sf. one story,non-habitable Pool House of 748 sf, with covered porch(included in terrace area)of 363 sf; 55 ft x 25 ft gunite swimming pool.totaling 1,443 sf; 8 ft x 10 ft spa,totaling 80 sf; stone terrace at grade,of 2,839 sf outdoor fireplace at grade; maintain existing 175 If timber tie border between lawn and non-turf buffer; increase in height approximately 18"at filled areas; 30'x12' timber retaining wall; re-construct 27 sf platform and 21 sf stairs from top of bulkhead to beach; maintain existing non-turf buffer between bulkhead and timber border, approx.2.272 sf; 4 ft high pool enclosure fence(bulkhead acts as portion of pool enclosure); construct timber drainage control curb at south edge of property, approximately 121 If; construct t�vo retaining walls,approximately 15' long,for access to crawl space; provide clean fill contoured per site plan, approximately 4.000 cy_ provide new topsoil and landscaping. including in•igation Using public water; provide new gravel driveway; provide new sanitary system per SCUHS; provide leaders/gutters connected to new drywells to contain roof/stormwater runoff. provide 15 closed loop geothermal wells,for conditioning interior space. The certificate is issued to Justin &Elizabeth Min•o owners of the aforesaid property. m Authorized Signature MEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERV...aON Division of Environmental Permits,Region 1 SUNY @ Stony Brook,50 Circle Road,Stony Brook,NY 11790 P:(631)44403651 F:(631)444-0360 www.dec.ny.gov TIDAL WETLAND LETTER OF NOW JURISDICTION/NO PERMIT NECESSARY February 1, 2018 Mr. Justin Mirro 3 Greenacre Court Kensington, NY 11021 Re: U PA#1-4738-04584/00001 Owner—Justin Mirro Facility—2455 Nassau Point Road SCTM#1000-104-13-6 Cutchogue Hog.Neck Bay (Little Peconic Bay) Dear Mr. Mirro: Based on the information you have submitted, the Department of Environmental Conservation has determined that the above referenced property landward of the bulkhead greater than 100 feet in length and constructed prior to 8/20/77, as evidenced in Department records and historic aerial photographs and shown on the site plan prepared by Thomas C. Samuels dated 1/16/18, is beyond Tidal Wetlands Act (Article 25)jurisdiction. Therefore, in accordance with the current Tidal Wetlands Land Use Regulations (6NYCRR Part 661) no permit is required. The Department has also determined that relocating the existing landing and beach stairs shown on the site plan referenced above is listed in the Tidal Wetlands Land Use Regulations (6NYCRR Part661.5#21) as a use not requiring a permit. Be advised, no construction, sedimentation, or disturbance of any kind may take place "seaward of the tidal wetlands jurisdictional boundary, as indicated above, without a permit. It is your _'`4"�6'sponsibility to ensure that all precautions are taken to prevent any sedimentation or disturbance within Article 25 jurisdiction which may result from your project. Such precautions may include maintaining adequate work area between the jurisdictional boundary and your project (i.e. a 15' wide construction area) or erecting a temporary fence, barrier, or hale bay berm. Please note that this letter does not relieve you of the responsibility of obtaining any necessary permits or approvals from other agencies or local municipalities. Si erely, /;� Laura J covazzo Deputy Permit Administrator cc: Samuels & Steelman Architect BMHP File � Mroesc Department of 0�,� al 0 Environmental Conservation APPLICATION a r S PAGr- I <)( 4 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD FLOODPLAIN DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPLICATION `Phis form is to be filled out in duplicate. SECTION 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS (APPLICANT to read and sipn): 1. No work may start until a permit is issued. 2. The permit may be revoked if any false statements are made herein_ 3. If revoked, all work must cease until permit is re-issued. 4. Development shall not be used or occupied until a Certificate of Compliance is issued. 5. The permit will expire if no work is commenced within six months of issuance. 6. Applicant is hereby informed that other permits may be required to fuif-ill local, state and federal regulatory requirements. 7. Applicant hereby gives consent to the Local Administrator or his/her representative to make reasonable inspections required to verify compliance. STATEMENTS HEREIN IN 8. i,THE APLICATiONCERTIFY THAT ALL ARE,TO THE BEST O KNO E GE, TRUE ANDA CTUTO THIS APP RATE. _ - - (APPLICANT'S SPUD ATURE)- _— --- ------DATE SECTION 2: PROPOSED DE'kLOPMENT b be completed by APPLIC—AJ NAME ADDRESS TELT3PH NE APPLICANT (l� two P14.91K, / �g BUILDER �t CL (� ��OlECT LOCATION(: • To avoid delay in processing the application. please provide enough information to easily identify the project Cas Iocation. Provide the street address, Iot cumber or legal description (attach) and, outside urban iOG showing th distance to the nearest intersecting road or well-known landmark. A sketch attached to this app ra the project location would be helpful. L C FDP(93) APPLICAT10t\ PAGE 2 OF 4 DESCRIPTION OF WORK (Cbeck all apphcablc boxes) A STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY STRUCTURE_ TYPE II blew Structure VResidential (1-4 Family) ❑ Addition ❑ Residential (More than 4 Family) ❑ Alteration ❑ Noo-residential (Flood proofing? ❑ Yes) ❑ Relocation ❑ Combined Use (Residential & Corn craal) VDcmolitioo P ❑ Manufactured (Mobile) Home (In Manu- [I Replacement factured Home Park? ❑ Yes) ESTIMATED COST OF PROJECT 5 ,(` B. OTHER DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES: ❑ Fill ❑ Mining Cl Drilling ❑ Grading ❑ Excavation (Except for Structural Development Checked Above) ❑ Watercourse Alteration (including Dredging and Channel Modifications) - — - — ------- ❑ Drainage Improvements (Including Culvert Work) - --- - -- ----- -- - --- - ----- ---- - ❑ Road, Street or`Bridge C011st17-13cti0o - - ❑ Subdivision (New or Expansion) individual Water or Scr System ❑ Other (Please Specify)' ( After completing SECTION 2, APPLICANT' should submit form to Local Administrator for review. SECTION 3 FIAODPLAIN DEI'ERMII`IATIOIX o e completed by LOCM-ADMINI RATOR The proposed development is located on FIRM Panel Dated The Proposed Development: ❑ Is d J located in a Special Flood Hazard Area (Notify the applicant that the application review is complete and NO FLOODPLAIN DEVELAPMF.NT PERMIT IS REQUIRED). ❑ is located iu a Special Flood Hazard Arca. FIRM zone designation is Ft NGVD (MSL) 100-Year flood elevation at thic site is: 0 Unavailable ❑ The proposed development is located in a floodway. FEFM Pancl No. Dated ❑ Sec Section 4 for additional instructions. DATE SIGNED F - C4: 5J, TOWN OF SOUTHOLD CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT IN A SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA (OWNER MUST RETAIN THIS- CERTIFICA'T'E) PREMISES LOCATED AT: PERMIT NO. ° - PERMIT DATE t 7� OWNER NAME AND AD SS: ECK ONE: r S� t NEW BUILDING Cl EXISTING BUILDING ❑ VACANT LAND THE LOCAL ADMINISTRA`T'OR IS 'I'O COMPLETE A_ OR B. BELOW: A. COMPLIANCE IS HEREBY CER'T'IFIED WITH THE REQMRF-MENTS OF LOCAL LAW # 19 SIGNED: DATED: B. COMPLIANCE IS H�I2EBY CERTIFIED WITH THE REQUI METS OF LOCAL LAW # 19AS MODIFIED BY VARIANCE # DATED SIGNED: DATED: C/C(93) APPLICATION d PAGE 3 OF a SECTION 4 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED (To he eotnnleted by LOCAL ADMINISTRATOR) The appbcant must submit the documents checked below before the application can be processed- 0 A site plan sbowrng the location of all existing structures, water bodies, adjacent roads, lot dimensions and proposed development. ❑ Development plans, drawn to scale, and specifications,including where apphcable:details for anchoring structures,proposed elevation of lowest floor(including basement), types of water resistant materials used below the Fust floor,details of floodproofuig of utilities located below the first floor and details of enclosures below the First floor. Also ❑Subdivision or other development plans (If the subdivision or other development exceeds 50 lots or 5 acres, whichever is the lesser, the applicant must provide 100-year flood elevations if they arc not otherwise available)_ ❑ Plans showing the extent of watercourse relocation and/or landform alterations. ❑Top of new fill elevation Ft. NGVD (MSL). ❑ Fioodproofmg protection level (non-residential only) Ft.'NGVD (MSL). For fIoddproofed scrucfures,applicant must attach--certification from registered engineer or architect. ❑ Cerfficatio from a registered engineer that the proposed activity in a regulatory floodway will not result in any increase in the height of the 100-year flood. A copy of all data and calculations supporting�t-his finding must also be submitted- ❑ Other: SECTION.5: PERMIT DE"IERM[NATI TSI e m Eeted AL ADMINI RAT R I have determined that the proposed activity.A.0 Is B.13 Is not • in conformance with provisions of Local Law . 19 The permit is issued subject to the conditions attached to and made part of this permit. SIGNED , DATE If BOX A is checked, the Local Administrator may issue a Development Permit upon payment of designated fee. Applicant may if BOX B is checked, the Local Administrator will provide a written summaryof deficiencies. APP revise and resubmit an application to the Local Administrator or may request a hearing from the Board of Appeals n r APPLICATION a _ PAGE40FI APPEALS Appealed to Board of Appeals? ❑ Yes ❑ No Hcarmg date- Appeals Board Decision --- Approved? ❑ Yes ❑ No Conditions SECTION G• AS BUILT ELEVATIONS (To be submitted by APPLICANT before Certificate of Compliance is issued The followiug information must be provided for project structures. This section muse be completed by a registered professional enginccr or a-Licensed land surveyor (or attach a certification to this application). Complete I or 2 below. 1_ Actual (As-Built) Elevation of the top of the lowest floor, including basement(in Coastal High Hazard Areas, bottom of lowest structural member of the lowest floor, excluding piling and columns) is: Fr. NGVD (MSL). 2. Actual (As-Built) Elevation of floodproofing protection is FT. NGVD (MSL)_ -- -- - - ----- --- -- -- - - --- - - - NOTE: Any work performed prior to submittal of the above information is at the risk of the Applicant. SECTION 7• COMPLIANCE ACTION (To be completed by.LOCAL ADMINISTRATOR) The LOCAL ADMINISTRATOR will complete this section az applicable based on inspection of the project to ensure compliance with the community's local law for flood damage prevention. INSPECTIONS: DATE BY DEFICIENCIES? ❑ YES ❑ NO DATE BY DEFICIENCIES? ❑ YES ❑ NO DATE BY DEFICIENCIES? Cl YES ❑ NO SECTION ERTiFi ATE QF MPLIAN E completed AL ADMINI RAT R Certificate of Compliance issued: DATE.' BY: Scott A. Russell ��°5u1��� ST01KMWAXIER. SUPERVISOR � � MANAGIEMIEN T' SOUTHOLD TOWN HALL-P.O.Box 1179 53095 Main Road-SOUTHOLD,NEW YORK 11971 Town of Southold CHAPTER 236 - STORMWATER MANAGEMENT WORK SHEET ( TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT ) - -------- ------------------------- --------- ---------- -------------- DOES '1<'1H(IS PROJECT INVOLI VE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: (CHECK -\LL THAT APPLY) I Yes No I ®® A. Clearing, grubbing, grading or stripping of land which affects more i ithan 5,000 square feet of ground surface. ' ®® B. Excavation or filling involving more than 200 cubic yards of material within any parcel or any contiguous area. ® x® C. Site preparation on slopes which exceed 10 feet vertical rise to 100 feet of horizontal distance. l ®x ® D. Site preparation within 100 feet of wetlands, beach, bluff or coastal erosion hazard area. ' ®� E. Site preparation within the one-hundred-year f loodplain as depicted I j on FIRM Map of any watercourse. i jEl® F. Installation of new or resurfaced impervious surfaces of 1,000 square feet or more, unless prior approval of a Stormwater Management Control Plan was received by the Town and the proposal includes in-kind replacement of impervious surfaces. j If you answered NO to all of the questions above, STOP! Complete the Applicant section below with your Name, Signature, Contact Information, Date & County Tax Map Number! Chapter 236 does not apply to your project. If you answered YES to one or more of the above, please submit Two copies of a Stormwater Management Control Plan and a completed Check List Form to the Building Department with your Building Permit Application. I� a oUner,DPal nPioI,,,,onal,A ent,Contractor.Otheri I S.C.T,M. #: 1000 Date APPLICANT (Pio l� � �' � I Dninct vA�re Tom Samuels 104 13 6 2iq 19 Section Block Lot i FOR BUILDING DLPAR'l MLN F USL ONLY 631 7 34 6405 Contact Infoimatloa I jRei sewed By: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - i Date: Property Address/ Location of Construction Work: ( — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — -I 2455 Nassau Point Road I I ® Appo�-ed for processing Budding Permit. I I Siormwater Management Control Plan Not Required. iCutchogue, NY 11935 I ® Stor mw ater Management Control Plan is Required. (Fomard to Engineering Department for Review) FORM # SMCP-TOS MAY 2014 — oSDffO(,��, SCOTT A. RUSSELL �o� ®may JAMES A. RICHTER, R.A. SUPERVISORC, _ MICHAEL M. COLLINS, P.E. TOWN HALL - 53095 MAIN ROAD h Tel. (631)-765-1560 %�5 • !� TOWN OFFaOUTHOLD 65-0150RK 11971 MICHAEL.COLLINS a,TOWN.SOUTHOLD.NY US �01 �ao JAMIE RICHTER(t_TOWN SOUTHOLD.NY US OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER TOWN OF SOUTHOL'D ;� i JD KTT7N i October 17, 2018 Michael Domino - President Southold Town Board of Trustees 53095 Main Road Southold, New York 11971 Re: Justin & Elizabeth Mirro Site Plan Review 2455 Nassau Point Road, Cutchogue, NY SCTM #: 1000-104-13-06 Dear Mr. Domino: As per a request from your office I have reviewed the site plan prepared by the office of Samuels & Steelman dated 8/16/18. All of the proposed stormwater-and drainage controls shown or-indicated on the plan meet or exceed the minimum requirements of Chapter 236 for Stormwater Management. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact my office. Si a ely, J mes A. q tormwat �. BUILDING'DEPARTMENT-Electrical Inspector ' TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall Annex - 54375 Main Road - PO Box 1179 Southold, New York 11971-0959 Telephone (631) 765-1802 - FAX(631) 765-9502 rover.richertlgtown.southold.ny.us APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL. INSPECTION. L �;F ;G REQUESTED BY: Date: Company Name: S L LL Ir - License No.: L45?2g -tm e:- email: 61 a n a ✓, co - Address: Phone No.: - •,1 t 1 1 , AN-FORMATION: (Ail infor;naytion RequFrect) Address: = s; Cross Street, -- - --- .ia AA. ' ' S ., - - - ---emali-- -- - - - — ----------- - - Ta Dlstrlt: 1�Q0:.. Sctivn: . BRIEF DESCRIPTfON#OF WORK(Please Print f leadl ) P y ,t,,,. /� Uri 11 That A nIv! 0,00A 62ajADsX — . ._ - _ „ Is job ready for inspection?: YES/ NO Rough In �W___jFfnal a-Temp-Cert1fIcate7- - - - 8 -NO- _ -__.Issued Service Size (17ih 3 Ph Size: A #Meters Old Meter# Sery Fire Reconnect -Flood Reconnect Service•Reconnected ergr" ;_Ovefiea - r -- - -- Underground Laterals 1 . 2____. .I-1 -ram _."Pole Work done on Service? Y N Additional lRo- enation: _ PAYMENT DUE WITH APPLICATION Pam � ^ 62-Request for Inspecdon Form-xis � 6 1 �� �d ' —' 1 y�ff0[,�c BUILDING DEPARTMENT- Electrical Inspector TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Town Hall Annex - 54375 Main Road - PO Box 1179 41 Southold, New York 11971-0959 X01 Telephone (631) 765-1802 - FAX (631) 765-9502 roger.richert(cD-town.southoid.ny.us APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTION REQUESTED BY: -a S &_ Date: Company Name: S z L_c-C— Name: GL � License No.: LV aq mt�5 email: a r n f 6 v, Co Address: U(o � Q AILI Phone No.: - - Lf a11 31 - 1 JOB SITE INFORMATION: (All Information Required) Name: c rSLA_S-H r� M i r'r'o Address: a Cross Street: .� Phoi ie No.. Bldg.Permit#: email: Tax Ma District: 100.0 Section:_ Block: l Lot: BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF WORK(Please Print f learlly) t (� C,�,,, p U�na�f ,�/ Circle All That Apply! Oct l 6 o U-51 Is job ready for inspection?: YES / NO Rough In Final Do you need a Temp Certificate?: S NO Issued On Temp Informaflon: (All Information required) Service Size 1 Ph 3 Ph Size: A #Meters ' Old Meter# �w Servi ergr- Fire Reconnect- Flood Reconnect- Service Reconnected - Overhead Underground Laterals 1 2 H rams Pole Work done on Service? Y N Additional Information: PAYMENT DUE WITH APPLICATION t� I 1 40\1 °l b Pay 82-Request for Inspection FormAs �� �� o_ '5 rI I PERMIT# ff Address: Switches Outlets GFI's �n I�I� tv Surface Sconces 1 I H H's ipf.Al UC I Lts Fans Fridge HW Exhaust Oven W/D GAS l Smokes DW 1 Mini ,Pj1� Carbon Micro I Generator Combo Cooktop Transfer AC AH Hood - Service Amps Have Used Special: 'L 0 0—/- Comments S A M U E L S & S T E E L M A N February 28, 2019 I Southold Town Building Department ' Main Road, Southold, NY 11971 MAR - 1 2019 Re: Mirro Residence and Pool House 2455 Nassau Point Road, Cutchogue TGIiN 0'8-00 T��� Attn: Amanda Per you directions, attached please add the following information to be added to our Building Permits application files. 1. We will deliver to you a disconnect letter from PSE&G for the existing house. There is no natural gas, hence no need for disconnect letter from National Grid. 2. The average existing grade around the footprint of the proposed Residence, taken from six locations, is +5.5 feet. Together with 2+2 feet additional, the base flood elevation for the Residence is +9.5' minimum < +14.0' proposed. At the Pool House the average existing grade, taken from four perimeter ns is +7.5 feet. Together with the 2+2 feet additional, the base flood elevation for the Pool House is +11.5' minimum < +12.2' proposed. 3. For flood vents, we sup ixteen (16) FE ompliant, alu in flood vents by F D SOLUTIO 1616, each f whic drains 19 sf. T erefore, the are of to I draina provided 3056 > 3007 s of Cr Space ar tare located Belo th minimum floo 1 ' elevation, an close as practicable to th4 slab in the crawl space, and on adjacent walls as required. 4. See attached revised FLOOR PLAN of the Pool House, showing the fireplace and wet bar cabinetry removed. 5. The swimming pool, located in a flood plain, is underpinned with pilings and reinforced concrete grade beams, and is structurally sufficient to withstand flooding and potential erosion. Due to these structural features, it will not become bouyant if surrounded by flood waters. OF JVE W YO Respectfully submitted, ���� 5 c SA41 Tom Samuels, RA 09 ARCHITECTS 25235 MAIN ROAD N (� CUTCHOGUE,NEW YORK 11935 01835 " (631)734-6405 �C7S7"EREp P�G� FAX(631)734-6407 S A M U E L S & S T E E L M A N November 4, 2020 Southold Town Building Department PO Box 1179 Main Road Southold, NY 11971 Re: Mirro Residence 2455 Nassau Point Road, Cutchogue, NY BP#43650 Residence BP#43651 Swimming Pool BP#43652 Accessory Building Please extend these three permits for six months. The restrictions of the Covid shutdown delayed construction, and we are not quite done with the work covered under these permits. We will be calling for final inspections soon. Thank you, yO311H��b w w To bps o� 31v1s -_ NOV - 6 2020 BUU,pTC DE . ARCHITECTS TO�IN GV��Ux1GLD 25235 MAIN ROAD CUTCHOGUE,NEW YORK 11935 (631)734-6405 FAX(631)734-6407 S A M U E L S & S T E E L M A N � i f 1R• /er' MAY 2 4 2021 /z 71 # JA fat /, 0 ARCHITECTS 25235 MAIN ROAD CUTCHOGUE,NEW YORK 11935 (631)734-6405 FAX(631)734-6407 S A M U E L S & S T E E L M A N August 5, 2021 Southold Town Building Department PO Box 1179 Main Road Southold, NY 11971 Re: Mirro Residence 2455 Nassau Point Road, Cutchogue, NY BP#43652 Accessory Building Enclosed find four (4) stamped copies of the FLOOR PLAN of the above referenced project, revised to reflect constructed building. Please place these drawings in the file for the project, which is awaiting CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY. Thank you, Tom Samuels ARCHITECTS 25235 MAIN ROAD CUTCHOGUE,NEW YORK 11935 (631)734-6405 FAX(631)734-6407 LOT A.RrA — 55,672 SOFT. 1.278 ACRE'S HOG NECK 13AYCUTTLE PECO- NIC BAY 05056 '49 "E q—te r-1 - 16-2017 I 74-. ,3B '-- 2 3.0 existing grade typical wd 1,3nding & steps 2 ------ wd bulkhead 2.8 2.5 7.5 7.5 Ic 2.3'N 6 7.2 6. gravel . f 1. 1N \\j gravel fd mo wall ,n 70 wd border 3.4 4 1.5' wd X 6 deck 18.4' �c 0.6'S <C I'v C/e 1j, 6 14.8' "' � ._-.a �•-• /" \ wd steps< X shower 00 Masonry walk L — 4 — Ln 25.2 0 X C e r-- C _2316 IF/e / r f c 6.O'N 0 c/e CN 26.2' 0 ) M.h. < Ld m l to monh,)le 0 Cf) U M\tI �l nhole A 6 X QC) 0 C0 :4 1 ( fd pipe e D -17.7- X ��' \ i \ polf, 1 'r I \ � ,f �, , ,\ w ti C) 171j— X 0 0 I �� \ 1 _, V)l Z CD q) CN s 1 \ \ ti - - ,__ v_ 0 �,\ 4 \ ��.t 8 00v> 7� / \ \ X I l \ \ �`f \ '/ ' -0 �O 0 (1) fc 5 O'N 70 \ ........... pole —cone W fd mon 90) edgy of pavement 175.0 edge Of Pov""nt 15' 10' 00 11W DINT P\ OAD DATUM N"D 1988 NASSAU P ------ Tw, ctmE'T� {Cu? -j4r-,vN rr,li n ir ----i I T,; tlAf FILE No. NASSAU POINT CLUES 11WS APr rOP A SMC1f*r Fn1PT`0`f WD W.7" A"r� Tl'T' F-r A.11 NOT r.) cull", THr 011'c-WN Of: M,'n�, JOB No. 16-311 PPOPFRTIFS INC. F`LWT`4G AFEA-S. Ar"MN 110 Cl" krr UNA1,MR'C-rD AM-WTON OR TO Till-, SWA-f fl� A \r,'v-T-1 Or SURVEYED FOR THF ESTATE' Or POP31PT WACK17R. rrn Or 114r N" Yo-K STAq LOT 7 AND THI" NOPTH!"RlY ?', FF Or- I.Dr e jAU f?,.N Uky To 'p.- F:! I4f,. W'.P OF NASSAU PONT CLUB PROPERTIES, INC. SECTION A T41 SLP-Y r Ppmwm. N.4) oti Hn F-Hvr To Tl,r 'n r cot—--. SITUATED AT IJASSAU POINT Aor-NrY A-K' It Pff.My,' M';7lnM(.14 U"lFD Aar, T-) 1',,' A.-7 t I "NVC WIMMON. 00"vrl-,TAF' MIT IrR VA."'M00W CW4"1-- TOWN OF SOUTHOLD. SUFFOLK COUNTY, N.Y. COFIX-19 OF DWI SIVY"Y MAP W'T VFIkP-Il, InAr LA" P If' SCALE 1 20' DATE 1-16-2017 -MTt: (K A WND '-:F C f� SrAL %IAJL NnT W M-ED MAP No. 745 DATE 10-4-1919 C,FRTIFIFD ONLY TO: TAX MAP No. 1000-104-13-6 DISK 2016 HAROLD F. TRANCHON JR. P.C. LAND SURVEYOR P.O. BOX 616 15165 WADING RIVER—MANOR RD. WADING PfVER, NFW YORK, 11792 I!Y. r;-'. 0,1,4002 631-929-4695 HAROLD F. TPANIC11,1,"M if?. r s REVISION: GREARA6 FLR ELEV +2.0 +14.0 LOT COVERAGE TABLE 11/2a/I b PER TRUSTEES CRAWL SPACE ELEV +6.0 1/2/14 APER SGDRS _ POOL HOu5E SITE AREA TOTAL: 55,612 s f TEST HOLE !W FF EL +12.2 ALARM PANEL W/ ELECTRIC LINE TO PUMP PUMP STATION IN CRAWL SPACE OF RESIDENCE NO SCALE % A i RADE El.. +12.1 z GRADE LINE UPLAND SITE AREA 52,204 SP BY MARK McDONALD GEOSCIENCE SCTM # 1000-104-13-06 z GRADE 'L +II. w ELEVATION +11.8 GRADE LINE GRADE LINE SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK 11971 PROPERTY: 2455 NASSAU POINT ROAD LEAN OUT 0 ELEVATION ADDRESS O 0 - CLEANOUT +10.1 +10.6 1 ELEVATION AREA CALCULATIONS FOR UPLAND SITE AREA TEST HOLE DATA 1118117 ELEV. + 6.0 CUTCHOGUE, NY a :, 1' MIN. 2' MAX. STRUCTURES EXISTING PERCENTAGE PROPOSED PER E AGE 1.0 FT. DARK BROWN LOAM OL OWNER: JUSTIN & ELIZABETH MIRRO 0 4.9 FT. BROWN CLAYEY SAND SC 3 GREENACRE COURT 1/4 /FT. MIN PUMP 14"/FT MIN HOUSE: 2,282 sf 4.51% 4 22'7 sf .O/o 4" d(a 5DR-35 STATION 4" dln SDR-35 SEPTIC 8"/FT MIN TOP OF POOL +8.1 ACC STRUC: 52'7 Sp 1.0% '748 sf 1.4390 KENSINGTON, NY 11021 septic Ic LEAGHIN WATER IN - SITE: 55,672 sf= 1.278 ac (GRAVITY FEED) (G VITY FEED) TANK 5DR-35 GALLEY PORCHES: O sf O% 13'17 sf 2.6490 0 IE. +4.56 80T OF POOL +4.1 8.0 FT. BROWN CLAYEY SAND SC ZONING: R-40 IE. +II.I IE. +10. IE. +7.86 DECKS: all 5f 1.14% O Sf 09b WATER IN SURVEYOR: Harold F. Tranchon IE. +8.36 I E: +1.11 _ � Jr.,� O GROUND WATER +I.I POOL: O sf 0% 152 5f 2.c12% a 17 FT. PALE BROWN FINE SAND SP P.O. Box 616 34 '15 50' MAX `�� 3' MIN TOTAL: 3,'720 5f •7.11% ?B� 5 f 15.0% �' COMMENTS. WATER ENCOUNTERED 4.9' Wading River, NY 11792 ' 60' BELOW SURFACE ELEV 1.1' 631 929 4695 z CD LICENSE #048992 SEPTIC PROFILE DATED 01/16/17 W - 2 sty fr dwelling � o (N.T.S.) N/0/F a 8-8-2017 TOPOGRAPHICAL Rathgeber K A Irry QPRT � DATUM NAVD 1988 a e erZ-fvfTry QPRT---- O g -_, PROPOSED NEW UNDERGROUND -- ' 111 Cherry Valley Ave #507, PUBLIC, WATER LINE _ / Garden City, NY 11530 �� - PROPOSED NEW UNDERGROUND LINE IN BETWEEN NEIGHBORING / 2325 Nassau Point Rd PROPOSE -*1 N GENERATOR ELECTRIC, UTILITY LINE BUILDING STRUCTURES 1000-104-13-5 - � DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER FLOOD ZONE LOCATION OF EXISTING SANITARY SYSTE TO BELOCA'a / ABANDONED - FILLED IN OR REMOVED R_-GUIREDION V N AN EXISTING EXISTING GARAG STRUCTURE EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN f - n NEW STONE EXISTING OVERHEAD TREE TO TO BE REMOVED NEW STONE TREE WELL 5URROUNDING EXIS / WALL UTILITY LINES REMAIN TING TREE NEW WOOD RETAINING WAL 10 FT RETURN FROM Mud EXISTING UTILITY POL WATER 51DE SEE I 3 creek ro�oweatera PREFAB YARD BASIN (4x4 W/ MTL Q / WATER METER I GRATE PIPED TO DR"WELL "E" PROPOSED NEW PROPOSED SILT FENCE 50' SETBACK LINE �A R UNDERGROUND PUBLIC DURING CONSTRUCTION // POOL EQUIPMENT �s 20z N 80'42'00"E .. WATER LINE ... / / 33.84' ACTUAL 2 FROM BULKHEAD ,n T 1 ,�c Z 20 16 / 2 E 1/L• I PROPOSED SILT FENCE ti �- O /\p / B e`\ t----�"�Irl,ppp !I' �o DURING CONSTRUCTION anis q -- - ,_ x ry j � I X -7 �` / + NEW BEACH GRASS IN EXI5TING NON-TURF BUFFER PecoNc say �. N/0/F , 2� --// - EXI5TIN6 WOOD WALL TO BE REBUILT AND tong LL y 'L - 4 FT E / co INCREASED IN HEIGHT TO ELEVATION +10.0 Maguire Carol A Family Trust ,p p ' / I •/ PO Box 1027, q0 �LT18 / I6 LKWh KATPH ® �::. 4 ?..I I ni SEE o Q Cutchogue, NY 11935 iG F /- �'� STONE R pE / sEOTHERMAL + '. _Y • GE 2500 Nassau Point Rd S' 8 / 14• L 4,T " NEW STEPS TO TERRACE S � CONS GTI WELLS TYP � > �- I -- StTTI,N6-1'T-` RELOCATED BEACH STA 1000-104-12-14.1 _ 47 7 IRS AND LANDING Q DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER � `! EXISTI 5- // � Ga�" � s ° _J ��_�_ � ! I 14'-3" �° r , DRIVEWA? ENTRY 12 / / G / Q ( - I TO BULKHEAD ED 5TEP5 z EXISTING TREE—- TO REE ys0-of REMOVED i \00�' 3A_ t i +ID.4 10.0+ I I L0 / �� ,j r �w !' .0 . nROPo� n � IRrdoD I :- rr LO TO REMAIN / 16 i i II.B+ 11.8 g0 F'O O PROPOSED POOL HOUSE V lo. _ / y• P05 DyN YZ +11.01 ' I TO BULKHEAD o N i EXISTING / j / _ / - - 12.1 i=--. T RAGE I PROPOSE 0❑❑ __�- :O �.� -, _ TO HIGH D POOL HOUSE NASSAU c�� TREE-TO 8 10 .. -�.._.. - . + WATER MARK , POINT �� -RE>✓iA1N � / p ,ry �+ �� � `�_�- __ -_ � I I EXISTING WOOD BULKH i 14 , - / IO Y 13A.pA J ► EAD ROAD rn� � / � /� ' / � min ,� :251-111EXISTING RESIDENCE - 70 / X4 PARKIN6 COURT X4 - ND I TO BULKHEAD 10.3 6��-SGRFACE �/ ` ._._ `.L _ I . r' _ 11.8 t2x'- `-1 + -_ Y„�IN _ I EXISTING BUILDING PROPOSED NEW _ ^-�-" x4 ��1.4'xbs' / " DIA - -� STRUCTURE TO BE REMOVED UNDERGROUND DRY'WELL WITH "==." --J - }� •T•�- EE `-' 1 114'-'Y° PROPOSED RESIDENCE t�td1 RGROUND METAL INLET GRAT1= FOR � / 12 /,� _ = .�- ® - =_-_-- _ � • STORMWATER RUNOFF FROM _. _ x4 'ORl1 i SANITARY LINE �`! .F -!H TO BULKHEAD DRIVEWAY SURFACE TYPICAL SRF `""`�4"�TA-5DR--35- 'i - 14 ,I'�f�1` 1_N� %E + (G `! _ _- - I EXISTING DECK _ A_L-C_ULATONS----..-- -,1 4c IO.'1 ❑ ❑ -1 RA I TY F TO BULKHEAD PROPOS D ',� I _- ._--_. .. •` AREA OF RES 25'x551 50 SETBACK FROM BULKHEAD - - IDENCE (DW A) PROPOSED NEW SEPTIC, SYSTEM FOR m�, lAO a, ST HOLES �,, I •6+ T l- ,I� -- &Eo AL / ( EXI5TING B DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR off Z• / 3,6+ EACH STAIRS AND rHER� (DW-A) 2,455 SF�x (2/12 FT) x (.O = 410 GU. FT. n 8 BEDROOM RE5IDI:NGE AND POOL HOUSE 12 X L O LG O I LG O m1n EL + 6.0 x LANDING TO BE RELOCATED , / _� - - : USE: (3) 8 DIAMETER x 4 HIGH POOL y Q - 2000 GAL SEPTI<. TANK ST) 5T se tic 11.8+ = I I EXI5TING NON-TURF BUFFER TO REMAIN (3) 8' X 4' STORM DRAIN RING = 506.7 GU. FT. - CLEANOUT 10 d - 8 10.6+ ' / __ �- 1 PROVIDE ADDITIONAL BEACH GRASSES AT PROVIDED REQUIREp -j �• o � - (6) 8.5 FT x 4.75 =T x 4 FT LEACHING XPC�- , LG O LG LG O q.?+ GLEAN OUT _ __ lie t.., I I I BASE OF RETAINING WALL 506.7 GU. FT. > 410 GU. FT. o ° m GALLEY (LG) +II.Oi 61.6' _-- - STING TREE TO REMAIN AREA OF RESIDENCE W = W x / 6 +13:6_ ---- '-� '- - (3) 8.5 FT x 4.'75 FT x 4 FT FUTURE 5' / - -- PROPos 12 REPAIR/REPLAGE IN KIND BULKHEAD TOP WODD GAP DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR W• EXPANSION (E>;PG) LEACHING GALLEY I n � ® / N� _ I . + -s }.� +II. 50'-01" PROPOSED P (DA-B) 3p35 SF x (2/12 FT) x I.o = 506 cu l ( 50 O 10. POOL . FT. _ - / RA +2.81 FLOOD ZONE LINE-- I �, � N _ FRo T YARD ( TO E3ULKHEAD USE: (U 8' DIAMETER x 4' HIGH POOL a W• N !1� aL - 3 \ ty ❑❑❑❑❑ --�� 1=- f 64:_1„ (1) VX 4' STORM DRAIN RING = 168.01 GU. FT. M j EXISTING STONE WALL TO BE 9� d IOPOSED POOL USE: (4) 8' DIAMETER x 2' HI6H POOL 1 V I TO HIGHHRMARIC (4) 8' X 2' STORM DRAIN RING = 331.8 GU. FT. REMOVED - ~ +IIA FLOOD I PROVIDED REQUIRED y �• NEW STONE WALL-- `D 1 I � � \ 11.8+ 80.? 11.8+ 5 + N / 6 HIGH WATER, I-I6-2017 • - • ! ° I 1 \ vi EXTE TOR FLOOD ZONE VE +01.'7 506.'1 GU. FT, > 506 GU. FT. N/O/F I I B \ FIRE LACE ZONE AO BFE 11' 1 2 TO BE GRMAL NLoL5 SYLL (15) DELLS AREA OF POOL HOUSE DW-C Goldman Shannon J 51'EM PRY WELL AREA x RAINF x RUNOFF FACTOR McKeand Deborah EXI5TIN6GA \ (DW-G) 1,461 5F x (2/12 F = I Alk8 i y EXI5TING WOOD BORDER TO BE REBUILT AND T) x I.o 244 CU. FT. 2650 Nassau Point Rd, TREE TO 3 l o PU E GROUND 1 Q/e AN \ BU 5.8+ �v INCREASED IN HEIGHT TO ELEVATION +10.38 STEPPED U5E: (1) 8' DIAMETER x 6' H16H POOL Cutchogue, NY 11935 REMAIN � (I) 8' X 6' STORM DRAIN RING = �* o B F F B $ E sw le +6 DOWN TO ELEVATION +1.5 SEE DETAIL 3 253.4 GU. FT. 2650 Nassau Point Rd I \ x w x E x x x E o, PROVIDED '(E OFRety 1000-104-12-15 I x X / I REWIRED co, yp x EXI5TING WOOD BULKHEAD r 253.4 GU. FT. > 244 GU. FT. O�p►S C. S, +2' AREA OF DRIVEWAY (DW-D G 1 DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER PROPOSED SILT 7 - NEW BEACH GRASS IN EXI5TING NON-TURF BUFFER --- � .t S 80.42'00"W 05.76 DRY WELL x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR ' �' a r i FENCE DURING \ PRO O5ED NEW TIMBER GUi�B / 6 OPOED NEW STEPPED TIMBER 6 PROP05ED SILT FENCE (DW-D) 3,0{1'1 Sr- x (2/12 FT) x 0.7 = 45"1 CU. FT. 8 ca CONSTRUCTION FOITF-I' TH TO BEACH /^\ `` -. „ +3.4 DURING CONSTRUCTION �. PROPOS D SILT CURB E EV 6.5 MIN (6 FIN U5E: 3) 8 DIAMETER x 4 HIGH POOL \ 8 ` �� �N URING / ` GRAVE _- _ 50' SETBACK LINE FROM BULKHEAD (3) VX 4' STORM DRAIN RING = 506.1 CU, FT. N/O/F 12 _ _ _ - - --CONSTRUCTION J 8 --1 ✓i \ + PROVIDED O • � �•..-- ,..- _ , 1 REQUIRED �, 18350.1 Monaghan Kenneth PB4P85ED'tdE[N ITDERGROUND -- -- P i-- - - ' NEW WOOD RETAINING WALL 20 FT RETURN FROM 5O6'� Gu. FT. > 45� Gu. FT. RC '05ROUN5 WATER SIDE SEE E I 3 ' _ - 10 -- ----- _ AREA BETWEEN HOUSE AND BAY DW-E • 90 Fifth St, DRYWELLS W/ MTL GRATE FOR - 0 _ UNDERGROUND DR � �-- 8 DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR Garden City, NY 1 1 530-441 0 STORMWA7'ER RUNOFF FROM i y FOR ��`i�RF(FI -TER RUN F f\ !DW-Ea 15,613 5F x (2/12 FT) x 0.15 = 3010 GU. FT. P OJECT NO: 1709 2750 Nassau Point Rd SITE (TYP) FROM BUILDING STRUG RE5 FLOOD ZONE LINE USE, (I) 8' DIAMETER x 4' HIGH POOL 1000-104-12-16 (1) 8 X 4 STORM DRAIN RING = 168,01 CU. FT. DRAWN BY: DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER � � PROPOSED NEW SLOPED - USE: (3) 8' DIAMETER x 2' HIGH Pool UT •, ', CONCRETE RETAINING WALLS / HOG NECK BAY � (3) 8' X 2' STORM DRAIN RING = 253.5 GU. FT. SEE SHEET II EAST ELEVATION (LITTLE PECONIC BAY) PROVIDED REQUIRED CHECKED BY: FOR HE SEE 2 -•-� TS 2 sty fr dwell AREA BETWEEN HOUSE A 422 CU. FT. AND ROAD CU. FT. / DRY l".ELS. AREA x RAINFALL x RUNO (DW-F) DATE: g/16/18 FF FACTOR i ` LINE IN BETWEEN NEIGHBORING (DW-F) b,654 SF x (2/12 FT) x 0.15 = 217 GU. FT. SCALE: N/0/F BUILDING STRUCTURES USE: (3) V DIAMETER x 2' HIGH POOL �� - �� Palmeri Philip M _ _ - 20 - 0 \ _.. - cX 3) 8 X 2 5TORM DRAIN RING �253 Cu.GUFT, 9 Hilton Ave, ---- T� a- REQUIRED TLE: Garden City, NY 11530 � c � C�•_-----_-_� _ ___.. �. ._r.,. , � 253 PROVIDED > 211 GU FT. SHEET TI 2615 Nassau Point Rd ,� T \ 1000-104-13-7 AREA BETWEEN OUSE AND ROAD (DW-G) WIRE FENCE / a ` - t -M e `. �'.`° DRY WF-i-i- AREA x RAINFALL x TOR w/ DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER "` r : •" -- . RUNOFF FAG (UW-G) 12,584 5F x (2/12 FT) x 0.15 2 315 CU. FT. SITE FILTER CLOTH 1 G �Y dU/ p(/ � USE: (2) V DIAMETER x 4' HIGH POOL ` FILTER CLOTH MIN. 6' �\ SURFACE 3 T LIA .__ 7 2019 (2) 8' X 4' STORM DRAIN RING = 33? GU. FT. BELOW GRADE DRAINAGE 11 '- n 9 F`y r R":A+ _.__. ... : ___ _-- /UM� QC��1 PROVIDED REQUIRED PLAN FLOW SCALE: 1 - 20 0 -- , ��.;. :.. .t�,,^ - �� , d` Y/\ Excavation IlituPOction Requ* ad ' TEMPORARY STORM WATER - : '__:', � a,r. r,• ;,� _- Sr vd SHEET RC1' tBl^ O: By IiCe.lth Department RUNOFF CONTROL MEASURE r r EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL DETAILS I NO SCALE �• s� . �i;,: a -�, �.'+,:W; , . ^0, SCUHS S C, ' �` -. '_ TOWN RUSTEES SUBMIC% ^101KE RECENtu REv1s1oN LOT COVERAGE TABLE SITE DATA APR 78 x00 —RLSIDENOe PIRSr FLR t1•IDs SCTM a 10 60-10 5 13 O6 6UTF TA........1 ccS cRADPLR¢LEV•IOS OF WM1.,IW'1[11Gi yi SPADE[LEV..o SITE AREA TOTAL, 55¢12 sf PROPERTY UT NASSAU POINT RGXD PT d•IIS ALPA11 PANEL YV ELECTWO L1J0:TO F111->P I—SEADDRESS CUTCNOOUE,NY �• FIPP--IN ORAy15PALE OF RF5IDENOe UPLAND SITE AREA 52204 6 OWNER JUSTIN 6 ELRABEfH MIRRO rYZ EltVnnol I 6_A L4\E RS 3 GREENACRE COURT GRADE LINE KENSINGTON,NY 11011 6C II OLF ELEvwnON pSyAiION AREP•CALCULATIONS FOR UPLAND SITZ' p ' HOI STRVOTURES EXISTING PERCENTAGE 5 pERLENTA6E SITE SS,6T1 of=1 i/8 ac I'MIN O'MAK HOUSE, 2,202 sP 43"f% P14 1 bP B O% TONING, R30 SURVEYOR HaN IIF Tmnchgn,Jr,PC V<mr HIN 1t4" MN ALO STRUO, 52i sP 10% gF 143% W a.RJver,NY 11]92PORCF�S. O sP O% gP 2b4% 8319195695Ei4� •TEbJ- Y1DECKS, 911 Sf IR4% bi 09S 63192469UCENSE 58992 IE W le•B9 IE." POOL, b 9% c DATED 01116117 LU 9'MIN TOTAL, 3,720 bP lll% 7,0'15 gP 150% o -G, B 8-2017 TOPOGRAPHICAL a � DATUM NAVD 1988 CO SEPTIC PROFILE WSrAiLm eECTMea•'AI-'mL RELD CONSISn^6 2•lr r,a�an'n9 O INTsI N/O/F OP TOr_OP NINE(1) OVe LOOP OP ku3: RolN9eber K A Im-PRT FOLK(4)Aem OIs LOOP OP PIVC 19)AT 0111 /J� �I MAP <.3 R1ngb "C-OTisv-OPRT� OF DIO MIORISOMAL PIRII6 AT SOP 54• LOCATION fU1i1P / 111 Cherry Valley Ave 1507, IN REVERSE RETIRN CONFIGURATION / Gerden City.NY 11530 \ INSTALLm xEW UNDER6ROIIND ip T..x .2,5 Nasaau Pe.nl Rd ELCOTRIO wIL1TY Llt@ /J/� / OWEIDNGO WITH PUDUC WATER \ L�reTOV OP FORM6t ABANDOJ.PD SANITARY v 11 Q / NEW SITE STOVe EKISTM6 OVERNCAD Ea05RNG ALOE59gR" /,/ EXISTM6]FEE TO REMAIN (/0 unum uss srJaJciwE we 1N6 NE.I srcle iRee J\1L�mFAIlIro1NG Ewsnw rrzs ;nom _I_.V ILITT PO i- / WAreR MEreR I REMAIN- 20zN 604200"EJ]J 84 ACTU aC,Y I o 20 Ie aB'' / H 4 I— HNSTALLE 6EON L 1JF6D g a •J `� J �rAR^_A oP NON DISTR6M'Ge t' wooD WALL TO w REBMLT AND Nogwsa Carol 0.Fomlly imsl 90 `I •`JEMENIBn FOUR �;9 <2y •III Y H5,1�.L ~ I-yl 1 INOREA OD IN NSS6 TO ELEVATION•90 Z Po Daa IBn, q I Ie .-' •e0 � / ' a I m 2o�s• P aRFAAe Cut N.s.NY 119]5 M'�i " .,.`, -� TO BM,KJi•Ap r N 1560 Nazsoa POmt FO I R rr'-14 � �� ' �� I r � �n�p655WI�O�A`F �:N RELOLATEO DEAON STAIRS A!O LAI.71`kS Ul 000-10•-1z-141 DWELLING C61H PUBLIC WATER I -, _L 1 '\I1 ' r� LL110 - ?�LRA��•19� II 1 TO EUJ06'AD gT�• N I I B' POUN 1 I gEw 5 P5 To TERRACE TOISTIN6 R[HAIN ��I6.'. 4 b _"-��'K4r�� I• 113 a - _ POSm FOOL NOOSE ' � TOb. TEST HOLE NASSAU �_ ` (Q _--� rn—`- — y''--�q� �T-Mi lyl pp11�4 �� I _ O NO SCALE POINT s '`• �' ` r0 rrrY-ry -� 1 T EKISTIN6It000 BLLKJ2wD BYMARK MC DONALD GEOSCIENCE ROAD GIS I \J• N/_ ~ -- - t + - nNb RC5-ENO SOUTHOLD.NEW YORK 11971 $I� 'll �\ STALL RLTisRDUN6`wE cFiy'ttaticwAce• / t�C�d` tg •T4T -I iii_ i T[KISTI --IN b TEST NOLE DATA 1118117 ELEV•60 p _ 45��T-wPe r0 e[R[MOv[v -1-0 T DARN BROWN LOAM OL IV ---4rsr Nc 8 ' O UG -D 1� d - 11 ro s E -SII• EL•bA�Ti •' IDL' v2')16 a i I TO BVJc•¢Ap d RROWN CLAYEYSAND SC I - N. 14-T•exI6nN6 DECK WATER IN °5 'II b % �5 - _O �mvC�AI^d?`ArE�i`, a���66eat ay..4� f II 0 1 i I iD atKlswp 80 BROWNCLAYEYSAND SC P y Q q ,Ay, a. 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S PF erM3•IGeement t AS-BUILT LG2 DO ,D SITE PLAN EG-3 5v LG4 W A WE P L LL V / LG5 51' sT SCALE- 1"=20'-0-0" SHEETNO LG6 50' 4v u SCDHS SUBMISSION REF#R10-18-0024 Or `�- -bp ��se i L _ REScheck Software Version 4.6.4 Compliance Certificate Project Mirro Pool House Energy Code: 2015 IECC Location: Southold, New York Construction Type: Single-family Project Type: New Construction Conditioned Floor Area: 748 f;e2 Glazing Area 22% Climate Zone: 4 (5572 HDD) Permit Date: Permit Number: Construction Site: Owner/Agent: Designer/Contractor: 2455 NASSAU POINT ROAD JUSTIN& ELIZABETH MIRRO Tom Samuels Cutchogue, NY 11935 3 GREENACRE COURT Samuels and Steelman Architects KENSINGTON, NY 11021 25235 Main Road Cutchogue, NY 11935 631-734-6405 Compliance: 10.1%Better Than Code Maximum UA. 773 Your UA: 695 Maximum SHGC. 0.40 Your SHGC: 0.24 The%Better or Worse Than Code Index reflects how close to compliance the house is based on code trade-off rules. It DOES NOT provide an estimate of energy use or cost relative to a minimum-code home. Envelope Assemblies U. Ceiling 1: Cathedral Ceiling 748 38.0 7.0 0.023 17 Floor 1: Slab-On-Grade:Heated 748 20.0 0.636 476 Insulation depth:4.0' Wall 1 west elevation:Wood Frame, 16" D.C. 336 20.0 7.0 0.040 12 Window 1:Wood Frame:Double Pane with Low-E 5 0.300 2 SHGC: 0.33 Door 1: Solid 20 0.370 7 Wall 2 north elevation:Wood Frame, 16" D.C. 357 20.0 7.0 0.040 14 Window 2:Wood Frame:Double Pane with Low-E 5 0.300 2 SHGC: 0.33 Wall 3 south elevation:Wood Frame, 16" o.c. 357 20.0 7.0 0.040 8 Door 2: Glass 160 0.660 106 SHGC: 0.20 Wall 4 east elevation:Wood Frame, 16" D.C. 336 20.0 7.0 0.040 8 Window 3:Wood Frame:Double Pane with Low-E 5 0.300 2 SHGC: 0.33 Window 3 copy 1:Wood Frame:Double Pane with Low-E 5 0.300 2 SHGC: 0.33 Window 3 copy 2:Wood Frame:Double Pane with Low-E 5 0.300 2 SHGC: 0.33 Project Title: Mirro Pool House Report date: 02/11/19 Data filename: \\NAS\share\Office files\Common Documents\ACTIVE PROJECTS\Mirro\Energy Calculation Page 1 of 2 Pool House.rck Assembly or Perimeter Door 3: Glass 124 0.300 37 SHGC: 0.27 Compliance Statement. The proposed building design described here is consistent with the building plans,specifications,and other calculations submitted with the permit application.The proposed building has been designed to meet the 2015 IECC requirements in REScheck Version 4.6.4 and to comply with the mandatory rePlagrn ments listed in the REScheck Inspection Checklist. -t4v, 21 "eta - '9-11dl� - Na a-'ritle ature D to Project Title: Mirro Pool House Report date: 02/11/19 Data filename: \\NAS\share\Office files\Common Documents\ACTIVE PROJECTS\Mirro\Energy Calculation Page 2 of 2 Pool House.rck �AMITSUBISHI k ELECTRIC Mir. 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Q Access door i 0 i I O I O i d (Unit mm[in]) i Model P Q R S PEAD-A09,12,15, 900 150-250 1000 1500 ----- - 18AA7 [35-7/16] [5-15/16]-[9-7/8] [39-3/8] [59-1/16] N PEAD-A24,30AA7 1100 250-350 1200 1700 [( [43-5/16] [9-7/8]-[13-13/16] [47-1/4] [66-15/16] 777[30-A] PEAD-A36,42AA7 1400 400-500 1500 2000 F [55-1/8] [15-3/4]—[19-11/16] [59-1/16] 178-3/4] r 2 41 4.1 [Fig.4-1-1] W L " aJJV 0 a 0 G) Center of gravity X Y A 5 5.1 [Fig.5-1-1] [Fig.5-1-2] fCE A B Unit body © Nuts(field supply) O Lifting machine @ Washers(accessory) Q M10 hanging bolt(field supply) 61 6.1 [Fig.6-1-1] O 0B (Unit mm[in]) OA Model A B o © PEAD-A09AA7 09.52[3/8] 06 35[1/4] DEAD-Al2,15,18AA7 012.7[1/2] 06 35[1/4] � Indoor unit © Outdoor unit PEAD-A24,30,36,42AA7 015.88[5/8] 09 52[3/8] 6.2 [Fig.6-2-1] [Fig.6-2-2] _ [Fig.6-2-3] Q © O /@b O� / 90° d I b Flare nut Q Burr © Spare reamer © Copper tube Q Copper tubes Tilted © Copper tube/pipe @ Pipe cutter © Good Uneven © No good (D Burred [Fig.6-2-4] [Fig.6-2-5] A a B b e 0 0 0 0 0 d � Q Fianng tool Flare nut © Die © Yoke � Smooth all around (9) Too much � Cracked © Inside is shining without any scratches Tilted Uneven © Copper tube © Even length all around © Scratch on flared plane Q Bad examples 3 6 6.3 [Fig.6-3-1] [Fig.6-3-2] (Unit mm[in]) B H J N A� O D 0 O H J io ] 1251321 2] 20 G [25/32OL N Pipe cover(small)(accessory) © Pipe cover(large)(accessory) Caution Q Thermal insulation(field supply) Pull out the thermal insulation on the refrigerant piping at the site, QQ Pull insert the flare nut to flare the end,and replace the insulation in its Flare nut original position Take care to ensure that condensation does not form on exposed OO Return to original position copper piping © Ensure that there is no gap here © Liquid end of refrigerant piping QQ Plate on main body Gas end of refrigerant piping Q Band(accessory) 0 Site refrigerant piping Qo Ensure that there is no gap here Place loin upwards 0 Main body 6.5 [Fig.6-5-1] Max 20m[65ft] O 1 5-2m[5-7ft] C Max 300mm 11- 16inj O Correct piping X Wrong piping 0 Insulation(9 mm[318 in]or more) N B (A) Downward slope(1A00 or more) © Support metal B Q Air bleeder A aO © Raised F © Odor trap *B � Grouped piping 0 @ 0 D o32 mm[1-1/4 in]PVC TUBE l J QE Make it as large as possible About 10 cm[3-15116 in] �r (E) indoor unit © Make the piping size large for grouped piping O X (E) Downward slope(1/100 or more) 17 O (D 0 D o38 mm[1-1/2 in]PVC TUBE for grouped piping (9 mm[3/8 in]or more insulation) Up to 700 mm[27-9116 in] E O (D� O @ Drain hose(accessory) @r/ Horizontal or slightly upgradient O H I [Fig.6-5-2] (Unit mm[in]) I E F 35 32 25 H B [1-7/16][1-1/4] [1] G © O O 0 Indoor unit Q Tie band(accessory) © Visible part Insertion margin (K) Drain hose(accessory) _ (D Drain pipe(0 D e32 mm[1-1/4 in]PVC TUBE,field supply) © Insulating material(field supply) (H) Tie band(accessory) (D To be gap free The joint section of the insulation material meet must be at the top 4 61 6.6 [Fig.6-6-1] 4i7j Insert pump's end 2 to 4 cm[13/16 to 1-5/6 in] © Remove the water supply port © Abaut 2500 cc @D Water O Filling port(D Screw 7 [Fig.7-0-1] [Fig.7-0-2] <A>In case of rear inlet AO Duct D� Air inlet Q (� A © Access door A Q IIII � @ Canvas duct C E 0 Ceding surfas ari T) Air outlet ©4 k F © Leave distance enough to IB G prevent short cycle <B>In case of bottom inlet Q Filter © Bottom plate D' 0 1111 f A [Fig.7-0-41 C A C E ©Q bF G [Fig.7-0-3] © Nail for the bottom inlet Nail for the rear inlet D 8 8.1 [Fig.6-1-11 © T) Outdoor unit power supply © Isolating switch � RED RED I © ()Utd00f unit Si sl O QD Indoor unit/outdoor unit connecting cords 82 I 52 QE Wired remote controller 83 S3 © I Q Indoor unit J 1 I © Indoor controller board O D (D Radio frequency interface for RF thermostat f 5 8 8.2 [Fig.8-2-1] g [Fig.8-2-2] D ' o 0 0 0 © Terminal box Screw holding cover(1 pc) E C Knockout hole Cover Remove A [Fig.8-2-31 [Fig.8-2-4] O N P O R L K J Q 0 Q s F I H O Use PG bushing to keep the weight of the cable and external force from being O Terminal block for power source and indoor transmission applied to the power supply terminal connector Use a cable tie to secure the cable Do Terminal block for wired remote controller © Power source wiring 0 Indoor controller board Use ordinary bushing Qo Radio frequency interface is installed on Indoor controller board OO Transmission wiring 0 CN105(RED/5P) 9 Conduit s � Wiring for radio frequency interface Q Side frame © Knockout hole(for power source wiring) 0 Washer(accessory) [Fig.8-2-5] O A 1 2 JS3 = 0 Indoor terminal block ® Always install an earth wire(1-core 1 5 mm2 © Earth wire(green/yellow) [AWG 16])longer than other cables © Indoor/outdoor unit connecting wire 3-core Wired remote controller Cable 15 mm2[AWG 16]or more Wire No x size(mm2) Cable 2C x 0 3 Outdoor terminal block This wire accessory of remote controller (wire length 10 m[32 ft],non-polar Max Connecting cable 500 m[1640 ft]) Cable 3-core 1 5 mm2[AWG 16],in Wired remote controller conformity with Design 245 IEC 57 QZ Indoor terminal block �D (j) Outdoor terminal block 8.3 [Fig.8-3-1] r I t ` 3 FAN ASTGP ycop P& ® O-70 MODE VANE AUTGSTAAT F7-I CHECK LOUVER h = F-;—:7 = TEST RUN In i 6 8 8.4 [Fig.8-4-1] Q Service menuV2 2� Function setting �3 Function setting Test run i-►Ref address I Ref address 0 Grp. (1/4) Input maintenance info. Unit No. x/1/2/3/4/All ►Made 1 0/2/3 F Function setting Mode 2 1/1/3 4 Check° Mode 3 Self check Mode 4 1/213- Main menu:� � Moni */ Request./. Kamm � F1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 ® i Function setting Function setting Ref.address 0 Unit#1 Refraddress B Grp. ►Mode 7 0/2/3 Mode 8 1/9/3 Mode 9 `11/3' Mode10 1/213 Sending data. Jiequest+/. . . Wy , m �.. F1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 0 000 � a 00 [Fig.8.4-2] :777777-77-7!7777 ii a 2^ s CHECK �l i t�\ CHECI( 'I 1 I 1 \ �U Q Hourbutton Minute button l7 © TEMP button TEMP button T (E) ON/OFF button C CHECK i iO� CHECK F-1OF i� CHECK button FAN PNOSTOP= �It_IL� �IJC 1 MODE VANE MffOaw FED--fl CHECK LOUVER h F D A TEST6W min B V 7' Q.rJ i I 9 9.2 [Fig.9-2-1] [Fig.9-2-2] [Fig.9-2-3] Service menu 1/2 Test run menu ;Test run Remain 2:00 ►Test run ►Test run Input maintenance info. Drain pump test run ( Function setting-_ , t Pipe 28 c Check ° - Cool Auto = Self ctieck" .°, Switch isp-- ! Main menu:,� Service menu`:§= F1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 00 � � W o 0 7 10 [Fig.10-0-1] [Fig.10-0-2] [Fig.10-0-3] T ` Check menu 1/1 (D Smooth maintenance Smooth maintenance 1/3 Error historyf Ref address 0 . Ref address 8 Cool Refrigerant volume check t Stable mode COMP.current 12A �!Heat/Normal COMM runtime 1888 Hr Refrigerant leak check COMP Ont,Off• 2888 times Request nude J,.Smooth maintenance . =`COMP frequen "88 Hz . . Begm-I/. " 4 Return!0' SerO�Ge menu:Q � _ Smooth maintenance 2/3 F1 F2 F3 F4 Smooth maintenance Refaddress 0 Coot Ref address B Sub cool 3`C Stable mode -OU TH4 temp 601C® U OU TH6 temp. 38.0 a `, =1 Heat!Normal OU TH7 temp 30t. , Stabdrzation--Collecting RetUrn.`J Exit~U ` Smooth maintenance .3/3 Ref.address 0 Cool IUalrtemp • 28°C IU HEX temp, 18 'C- IUfiltertime ;:128 Hr Return:O ` 11 11.1 [Fig.11-1-1] n Y P D O Cr �OO --O 0 Indoor unit 6 Refrigerant gas cylinder for R410A with siphon © Union QI Refrigerant(liquid) © Liquid pipe O Electronic scale for refrigerant charging 0 Gas pipe Q Charge hose(for R410A) (K) Stop valve © Gauge manifold valve(for R410A) 0 Outdoor unit (0 Service port © Refrigerant gas cylinder operating valve Contents 1 Safety precautions... . .. .... ...... .... ... . ..... 9 9. Test run.. ... .... ..... . 15 2 Selecting the Installation location.. ... 9 10 Easy maintenance function. .... . ..18 3 Selecting an installation site&Accessories . .. .. •10 11 Maintenance ..... . . . 19 4 Fixing hanging bolts .. 10 5 Installing the unit 10 This Installation Manual describes only for the Indoor unit and the connected 6. Refrigerant piping work 11 outdoor unit of PUHZ series 7 Duct work ... .. ••••• •••• ••• 13 If the connected outdoor unit is MXZ series, refer to the Installation Manual for 8 Electrical work .. •••• -14 MXZ series 1. Safety precautions • Please report to or take consent by the supply authority before connection to Symbols put on the unit the system. • Be sure to read"Safety precautions"before installing the air conditioner. :Indicates an action that must be avoided. j • Be sure to observe the cautions specified here as they include important A Indicates that Important Instructions must be followed items related to safety. • The Indications and meanings are as follows. ® :Indicates a part which must be grounded 0 Warning: ® Indicates that caution should be taken with rotating parts Could lead to death,serious injury,etc. Indicates that the main switch must be turned off before servicing Q! caution: Could lead to serious injury in particular environments when operated 0 Beware of electric shock incorrectly. Q Beware of hot surface •After reading this manual,be sure to keep it together with the instruction manual in a handy place on the customer's site. Q Warning: Carefully read the labels affixed to the main unit. Q Warning: • Do not install it by yourself(customer). • Perform the installation securely referring to the installation manual. Incomplete installation could cause injury due to fire,electric shock,the unit Incomplete installation could cause a personal injury due to fire, electric falling or leakage of water.Consult the dealer from whom you purchased the shock,the unit falling or leakage of water. unit or special installer. _ • Perform electrical work according to the installation manual and be sure to • Install the unit securely in a place which can bear the weight of the unit., use an exclusive circuit. When installed in an insufficient strong place, the unit could fall causing If the capacity of the power circuit Is insufficient or there is incomplete Injured. electrical work,it could result in a fire or an electric shock. • Use the specified wires to connect the indoor and outdoor units securely and •Attach the electrical part cover to the indoor unit and the service panel to the attach the wires firmly to the terminal board connecting sections so the outdoor unit securely. stress of the wires is not applied to the sections. If the electrical part cover in the indoor unit and/or the service panel in the Incomplete connecting and fixing could cause fire. outdoor unit are not attached securely,it could result in a fire or an electric • Do not use intermediate connection of the power cord or the extension cord shock due to dust,water,etc. and do not connect many devices to one AC outlet. - • Be sure to use the part provided or specified parts for the installation work. It could cause a fire or an electric shock due to defective contact,defective The use of defective parts could cause an injury or leakage of water due to a insulation,exceeding the permissible current,etc. fire,an electric shock,the unit falling,etc. • Check that the refrigerant gas does not leak after installation has completed. •Ventilate the room if refrigerant leaks during operation. If the refrigerant comes in contact with a flame, poisonous gases will be released. Q! Caution: • Do not use the unit in an unusual environment. If the air conditioner is cause the air conditioner to malfunction or breakdown.The air conditioner installed in areas exposed to steam,volatile oil(including machine oil),or may also affect medical equipment, disturbing medical care, and sulfuric gas,areas exposed to high salt content such as the seaside,the communications equipment,harming the screen display quality. performance can be significantly reduced and the internal parts can be • Perform grounding. damaged. Do not connect the ground wire to a gas pipe, water pipe arrester or • Do not install the unit where combustible gases may leak,be produced,flow, telephone ground wire.Defective grounding could cause an electric shock. or accumulate. If combustible gas accumulates around the unit, fire or • Do not install the unit in a place where an inflammable gas leaks. explosion may result. If gas leaks and accumulates in the area surrounding the unit,it could cause • Do not keep food,plants,caged pets,artwork,or precision instruments in the an explosion. direct airflow of the indoor unit or too close to the unit,as these items can be •Take measures to prevent electrical leakage as required. damaged by temperature changes or dripping water. • Perform the drainage/piping work securely according to the installation •When the room humidity exceeds 80%or when the drainpipe is clogged, manual. water may drip from the indoor unit.Do not install the indoor unit where such If there is a defect in the drainage/piping work,water could drop from the unit dripping can cause damage. and household goods could be wet and damaged. •When installing the unit in a hospital or communications office,be prepared • Fasten a flare nut with a torque wrench as specified in this manual. for noise and electronic interference. Inverters, home appliances, high- When fastened too tight,a flare nut may broken after a long period and cause frequency medical equipment, and radio communications equipment can a leakage of refrigerant. 2. Selecting the installation location 2.1. Indoor unit • In a place as far away as possible from fluorescent and Incandescent lights(so the •Where airflow is not blocked. Infrared remote control can operate the air conditioner normally). • Where cool air spreads over the entire room. •Where the air filter can be removed and replaced easily. •Where it is not exposed to direct sunshine Qt Warning: • At a distance 1 m[3-1/4 ftj or more away from your TV and radio(to prevent picture Mount the indoor unit into a ceiling strong enough to withstand the weight of from being distorted or noise from being generated). the unit. 2.2. Outdoor unit Refer to the outdoor unit Installation manual 9 3. Selecting an installation site &Accessories • Select a site with sturdy fixed surface sufficiently durable against the weight of unit (1)When a space of 300 mm [11-13/16 in] or more is available below the unit • Before Installing unit,the routing to carry in unit to the Installation site should be between the unit and the ceiling(Fig 3-2-1) determined • Create access door 1 and 2(450 x 450 mm[17-3/4 x 17-3/4[n]each)as shown • Select a site where the unit is not affected by entering air in Fig 3-2-2 (Access door 2 is not required if enough space is available below • Select a site where the flow of supply and return air is not blocked the unit for a maintenance worker to work in) • Select a site where refrigerant piping can easily be led to the outside (2)When a space of less than 300 mm [11-13/16 in] is available below the unit • Select a site which allows the supply air to be distributed fully In room between the unit and the ceiling(At least 20 mm[13/16 in]of space should be left • Do not install unit at a site with oil splashing or steam in much quantity below the unit as shown in Fig 3-2-3.) • Do not install unit at a site where combustible gas may generate,flow in,stagnate • Create access door 1 diagonally below the electric box and access door 3 below or leak the unit as shown in Fig 3-2-4. • Do not install unit at a site where equipment generating high frequency waves(a or high frequency wave welder for example)is provided • Create access door 4 below the electric box and the unit as shown in Fig 3-2-5 • Do not install unit at a site where fire detector is located at the supply air side (Fire [Fig.3-2-11(P.2) detector may operate erroneously due to the heated air supplied during heating [Fig.3-2-2](Viewed from the direction of the arrow A)(P 2) operation) •Avoid places where acidic solutions are frequently handled. [Fig.3-2-3](17.2) • Avoid places where sulphur-based or other sprays are frequently used [Fig.3-2-41(Viewed from the direction of the arrow B)(P.2) • When special chemical product may scatter around such as site chemical plants [Fig.3-2-5](Viewed from the direction of the arrow B)(P.2) and hospitals, full investigation is required before installing unit (The plastic QQ Electric boxaQCeiling components may be damaged depending on the chemical product applied) ©Ceiling beam • If the unit is run for long hours when the air above the ceiling is at high temperature/ O Access door 2(450 mm x 450 mm[17-3/4 in x 17-3/4 in]) high humidity(due point above 26°C[79°F]),due condensation may be produced O Access door 1(450 mm x 450 mm[17-3/4 in x 17-3/4 in]) in the indoor unit When operating the units in this condition,add insulation material V Maintenance access space ©Supply air (10-20 mm[13/32 to 13/16 in])to the entire surface of the indoor unit to avoid due OO Intake air D Bottom of indoor unit condensation 9 Access door 3 &Access door 4 3.1. Install the indoor unit on a ceiling strong enough 3.3. Indoor unit accessories to sustain its weight The unit is provided with the following accessories 0 Warning: No Name Quantity The unit must be securely installed on a structure that can sustain its weight.If (1) Pipe cover(for refrigerant piping joint)Small diameter 1 the unit is mounted on an unstable structure,it may fall down causing injuries. 0 Pipe cover(for refrigerant piping joint)Large diameter 1 4) Bands for temporary tightening of pipe cover and drain hose 8 3.2. Securing installation and service space ® Washer(square) 8 Secure enough access space to allow for the maintenance, Inspection, and 05 Drain hose 2 replacement of the motor,fan,drain pump,heat exchanger,and electric box in one © Washer(round) 2 of the following ways Select an installation site for the indoor unit so that its maintenance access space will Installation manual 1 not be obstructed by beams or other objects (1) Operation manual 1 4. Fixing hanging bolts 4.1. Fixing hanging bolts • If necessary,reinforce the hanging bolts with anti-quake supporting members as [Fig.4-1-1](P.3) countermeasures against earthquakes O Center of gravity ' Use M10 for hanging bolts and anti-quake supporting members(field supply) (D Reinforcing the ceiling with additional members (edge beam, etc) must be (Give site of suspension strong structure) required to keep the ceiling at level and to prevent the ceiling from vibrations (�)Cut and remove the ceiling members Hanging structure @Reinforce the ceiling members, and add other members for fixing the ceiling • Ceiling The ceiling structure varies from budding to one another For detailed boards information,consult your construction company. Center of gravity and Product Weight Model name W mm[in] L mm[in] X mm[In] Y mm[in] Z mm[in] Product Weight kg[lb] PEAD-A09AA7 643[25-5/16] 954[37-9/16] 340[13-3/8] 375[14-3/4] 130[5-1/8] 26[58] PEAD-Al2AA7 643[25-5/16] 954[37-9/16] 340[13-3/8] 375[14-3/4] 130[5-1/8] 26[58] PEAD-A15AA7 643[25-5/16] 954[37-9/16] 340[13-3/8] 375[14-3/4] 130[5-1/8] 28[62] PEAD-A18AA7 643[25-5/16] 954[37-9/16] 340[13-3/8] 375[14-3/4] 130[5-1/8] 28[62] PEAD-A24AA7 643[25-5/16] 1154[45-7/16] 325[12-13/16] 525[20-11/16] 130[5-1/8] 31[69] PEAD-A30AA7 643[25-5/16] 1154[45-7/16] 325[12-13/16] 525[20-11/16] 130[5-1/8] 31[69] PEAD-A36AA7 643[25-5/16] 1454[57-1/4] 330[13] 675[26-9/16] 130[5-1/8] 39[86] PEAD-A42AA7 643[25-5/16] 1454[57-1/4] 330[13] 675[26-9/16] 130[5-1/8] 41[91] 5. Installing the unit 5.1. Hanging the unit body 5.2. Confirming the unit's position and fixing hanging / Bring the indoor unit to an installation site as it is packed. bolts 0 To hang the indoor unit,use a lifting machine to lift and pass through the 0 Ensure that the hanging bolt nuts are tightened to fix the hanging bolts. hanging bolts. / To ensure that drain is discharged,be sure to hang the unit at level using a [Fig.5-1-1](P.3) level. 0 Unit body ©Lifting machine Q Caution: supply) Install the unit in horizontal position. If the side with drain port is installed ©Nuts(field ssu [Fig.5-1-2] higher,water leakage may be caused. 0 Washers(accessory) Q M10 hanging bolt(field supply) 10 6. Refrigerant piping work 6.1. Refrigerant pipe • Remove flare nuts attached to Indoor and outdoor unit,then put them on pipe/tube [Fig.6-1-1](P.3) having completed burr removal. (not possible to put them on after flaring work) Indoor unit ©Outdoor unit 6.2.4. Flaring work Refer to the Instruction Manual that came with the outdoor unit for the restrictions on [Fig.6-2-4](P.3) the height difference between units and for the amount of additional refrigerant Flaring tool charge ©Die ©Copper tube Avoid the following places for Installation where air conditioner trouble is liable to occur OO Flare nut • Where there is too much oil such as for machine or cooking. O Yoke • Salty environment as seaside areas • Carry out flaring work using flaring tool as shown below • Hot-spring areas Dimension • Where sulfide gas exists • Other special atmospheric areas Pipe diameter A(mm[in]) +o 1 • This unit has flared connections on both Indoor and outdoor sides [Fig.6-1-1] (mm[in]) When the tool for R41 OA is used B-04[-1/321(mm[in]) • Refrigerant pipes are used to connect the Indoor and outdoor units as shown in Clutch type the figure below 6 35[1/4] 0 to 0 5[0 to 1/32] 9 1[3/8] • Insulate both refrigerant and drainage piping completely to prevent condensation 9 52[3/8] 0 to 0 5[0 to 1/32] 13.2[17/32] Piping preparation 12 7[1/2] 0 to 0 5[0 to 1/32] 1 16 6[21/32] • Refrigerant pipes of 3,5,7,10 and 15 m[9-13/16,16-3/8,22-15/16,32-1/4 and 15 88[5/8] 1 0 to 0 5[0 to 1/32] 1 19.7[25/32] E] 49-3/16 ft]are available as optional Items Firmly hold copper tube in a die In the dimension shown in the table at above (1)Table below shows the specifications of pipes commercially available 6.2.5. Check Outside Min wall Insulation [Fig.6-2-5](P.3) Model Pipe diameter thickness thickness Insulation Q Smooth all around ©Inside is shining without any scratches mm inch mm Inch mm inch material ©Even length all around O Too much Tilted ©Scratch on flared plane PEAD- For liquid 636 1/4 08 1/32 8 5/16 QQ Cracked h0 Uneven A09AA7 For gas 952 3/8 08 1/32 8 5/16 U Bad examples PEAD- For liquid 635 1/4 08 1/32 8 5/16 • Compare the flared work with a figure in right side hand Al2AA7 For gas 127 1/2 08 1/32 8 5/16 If flare is noted to be defective,cut off the flared section and do flaring work again PEAD- For liquid 6.35 1/4 08 1/32 1 8 1 5/16 6.3• Pipe connection A15AA7 For gas 127 1/2 08 1/32 8 1 5/16 PEAD- For liquid 635 1/4 08 1/32 8 5/16 [Fig. (P.4) Heat resisting .Apply a a thin coat of refrigeration oil on the seat surface of pipe A18AA7 For gas 127 1/2 08 1/32 8 5/16 foam plastic For connection first align the center,then tighten the first 3 to 4 turns of flare nut PEAD- For liquid 952 1 3/8 1 08 1/32 8 5/16 0 045 specific Use tightening torque table below as a guideline for indoor unit side union joint A24AA7 For gas 1588 5/8 1 0 1/32 8 5/16 gravity section,and tighten using two wrenches Excessive tightening damages the flare PEAD- For liquid 952 3/8 08 1/32 1 8 5/16 section A30AA7 For gas 15.88 5/8 1 0 1/32 8 5/16 Copper pipe O.D Flare nut O D Tightening torque PEAD- For liquid 952 3/8 08 1/32 8 5/16 (mm[in]) (mm[In]) (N m) A36AA7 For gas 1588 5/8 1 0 1/32 8 5/16 e6 35[1/4] 17[11/16] 14-18 PEAD- For liquid 952 3/8 08 1/32 8 5/16 09 52[3/8] 22[7/8] 34-42 A42AA7 For gas 15 88 5/8 1 0 1/32 8 5/16 012 7[1/2] 26[1-1/32] 49-61 015 88[5/8] 29[1-5/32] 68-82 (2)Ensure that the 2 refrigerant pipes are well insulated to prevent condensation ds Warning: (3)Refrigerant pipe bending radius must be 10 cm[3-15/16 in]or more Be careful of flying flare nutl(Internally pressurized) Remove the flare nut as follows: Q caution: 1.Loosen the nut until you hear a hissing noise. Using careful insulation of specified thickness.Excessive thickness prevents 2.Do not remove the nut until the gas has been completely released (i.e., storage behind the indoor unit and smaller thickness causes dew drippage. hissing noise stops). 6.2. Flaring work 3.Check that the gas has been completely released,and then remove the nut. • Main cause of gas leakage is defect in flaring work Outdoor unit connection Carry out correct flaring work in the following procedure Connect pipes to stop valve pipe joint of the outdoor unit In the same manner applied for Indoor unit 6.2.1. Pipe cutting • For tightening use a torque wrench or spanner,and use the same tightening torque [Fig.6-2-1](P.3) applied for indoor unit O Copper tubes ©Good Refrigerant pipe insulation O No good •After connecting refrigerant piping, insulate the joints(flared joints)with thermal O Tilted insulation tubing as shown below Uneven [Fig.6-3-2](P.4) U Burred QQ Pipe cover(small)(accessory) • Using a pipe cutter cut the copper tube correctly ©Caution Pull out the thermal insulation on the refrigerant piping at the site,insert the flare nut to flare 6.2.2. Burrs removal the end,and replace the insulation in its original position [Fig.6-2-2](P.3) Take care to ensure that condensation does not form on exposed copper piping ©Liquid end of refrigerant piping @ Gas end of refrigerant piping Burr Qe Site refrigerant piping 0 Main body ©Copper tube/pipe ©Pipe cover(large)(accessory) (9 Thermal insulation(field supply) ©Spare reamer (D Pull 9 Flare nut Pipe cutter Qx Return to original position ©Ensure that there is no gap here • Completely remove all burrs from the cut cross section of pipe/tube @ Plate on main body O Band(accessory) • Put the end of the copper tube/pipe to downward direction as you remove burrs in O Ensure that there is no gap here Place join upwards order to avoid burrs drop in the tubing 1 Remove and discard the rubber bung which is Inserted in the end of the unit plying. 6.2.3. Putting nut on 2 Flare the end of the site refrigerant piping. [Fig.6-2-3](P.3) 3 Pull out the thermal insulation on the site refrigerant piping and replace the O Flare nut Insulation In Its original position ©Copper tube 11 6. Refrigerant piping work Cautions On Refrigerant Piping • Do not put the end of the drain piping in any drain where Ionic gases are generated / Be sure to use non-oxidative brazing for brazing to ensure that no foreign [Fig.6-5-1](P.4) matter or moisture enter into the pipe. O Correct piping / Be sure to apply refrigerating machine oil over the flare connection seating X wrong piping surface and tighten the connection using a double spanner. OO Insulation(9 mm[3/8 in]or more) / Provide a metal brace to support the refrigerant pipe so that no load is e0 Downward slope(1/100 or more) imparted to the indoor unit end pipe.This metal brace should be provided ©Support metal 50 cm[19-11/16 in]away from the indoor unit's flare connection. x0 Air bleeder ©Raised 6.4. Purging procedures leak test OOdor trap Grouped piping PURGING PROCEDURES OO 0 D o32 mm[1-1/4 in]PVC TUBE Q Make it as large as possible About 10 cm[3-15/16 in] 0 Indoor unit Connect the refrigerant pipes(both the liquid and gas pipes)between the Indoor ©Make the piping size large for grouped piping and the outdoor units OH Downward slope(1/100 or more) Q 0 D o38 mm[1-1/2 in]PVC TUBE for grouped piping (9 mm[3/8 in]or more insulation) Remove the service port cap of the stop valve on the side of the outdoor unit gas O Up to 700 mm[27-9116 in] pipe (The stop valve will not work in its Initial state fresh out of the factory(totally (8)Dram hose(accessory) closed with cap on)) @ Horizontal or slightly upgradient 1 Insert the drain hose (accessory) into the drain port (Insertion margin 25mm Connect the gage manifold valve and the vacuum pump to the service port of the [1 in]) stop valve on the gas pipe side of the outdoor unit (The drain hose must not be bent more than 45° to prevent the hose from breaking or clogging) Run the vacuum pump (Attach the hose with glue,and fix it with the band(small,accessory)) (Vacuumize for more than 15 minutes) 2 Attach the drain pipe(0 D o32 mm[1-1/4 In]PVC TUBE PV-25,field supply) (Attach the pipe with glue,and fix it with the band(small,accessory)) Check the vacuum with the gage manifold valve;then close the gage manifold 3 Perform Insulation work on the drainpipe(O D o32 mm[1-1/4 in]PVC TUBE PV- valve,and stop the vacuum pump 25)and on the socket(including elbow) 4 Check the drainage (Refer to[Fig 6-6-1]) Leave it as Is for one or two minutes.Make sure the pointer of the gage manifold 5 Attach the Insulating material (accessory), and fix it with the band (large, valve remains in the same position Confirm that the pressure gage show accessory)to Insulate the drain port 0 101 MPa(-760 mmHg) [Fig.6-5-2](P.4) G)Indoor unit -0 101 MPa Compound pressure gauge ©Tie band(accessory) Stop valve (-760 mmHg)(for R410A) ©Visible part *Close Pressure gauge Qo Insertion margin *OpenStop valve O (for R41 OA) eQ Drain hose(accessory) Gauge manifold valve 0 Drain pipe(0 D o32 mm[1-1/4 in]PVC TUBE,field supply) Handle O O (for R41 OA) ©Insulating material(field supply) Low Handle High OH Tie band(accessory) Hexago"nal wrenchi Charge hose O To be gap free The joint section of the insulation material meet must be at the top °p (for R41 OA) Service port valve 1 acuum (or the vacuum 1 / um 6.6. Confirming drain discharge windowpump with the function to / Make sure that the drain-up mechanism operates normally for discharge Charge hose Adapter for preventtheback and that there is no water leakage from the connections (for R410A) preventing flow) *4 to 5 tums the back flow • Be sure to confirm the above In a period of heating operation • Be sure to confirm the above before ceiling work is done In the case of a new Remove the gage manifold valve quickly from the service port of the stop ve construction val 1 Remove the water supply port cover on the same side as the Indoor unit piping After refrigerant pipes are connected and evacuated,fully open all stop valves on 2 Fill water into the feed water pump using a feed water tank In filling,be sure to put gas and liquid pipe sides the end of the pump or tank In a drain pan (If the Insertion Is incomplete,water Operating without fully opening lowers the performance and causes trouble may flow over the machine) 3 Perform the test run In cooling mode,or connect the connector to the ON side of SWE on the Indoor controller board.(The drain pump and the fan are forced to Pipe length Pipe length exceeding 7 m[23 ft] operate without any remote controller operation)Make sure using a transparent hose that drain is discharged 7 m[23 ft]maximum Charge the prescribed No gas charge Is needed amount of gas SWE SWE connector�� o� OFF ON OFF ON Tighten the cap to the service port to obtain the Initial status. <OFF> <ON> 4 After confirmation,cancel the test run mode,and turn off the main power.If the Retighten the cap connector is connected to the ON side of SWE,disconnect It and connect It to the OFF side,and attach the water supply port cover Into Its original position (Tighten Leak test the screws of the water supply port cover to the torque of 2 0±0 2 N m) WE 6.5. Drain piping work connector_—m-S • Ensure that the drain piping Is downward(pitch of more than 1/100)to the outdoor OFF ON OFF ON (discharge)side Do not provide any trap or irregularity on the way. <ON> <OFF> • Ensure that any cross-wise drain piping is less than 20 m [65 ft](excluding the difference of elevation) If the drain piping is long,provide metal braces to prevent it [Fig.6-6-1](P.5) from waving Never provide any air vent pipe Otherwise drain may be ejected OO Insert pump's end 2 to 4 cm[13/16 to 1-5/8 in] • Use a hard vinyl chloride pipe VP-25(with an external diameter of 32 mm[1-1/4 in]) ©Remove the water supply port for drain piping ©About 2500 cc @ water • Ensure that collected pipes are 10 cm[3-15/16 In][ower than the unit body's drain OE Fining port port 0 Screw • Do not provide any odor trap at the drain discharge port • Put the end of the drain piping in a position where no odor Is generated 12 7. Duct work • Connect canvas duct between unit and duct [Fig.7-0-11(P.5) 4 Flt filter to the underside of the body • Use Incombustible material for duct parts (Be careful of which side of the filter to fit)[Fig.7-0-41(P.5) • Provide full insulation to inlet duct flange and outlet duct to prevent condensation ©Nail for the bottom inlet • Be sure to change the position of air filter to a position where It can be serviced OO Nail for the rear inlet <A>In case of rear inlet <B>In case of bottom inlet ©Caution: OO Duct • Inlet duct of 850 mm[33-1/2 in]or more should be construted. OAir inlet To connect the air conditioner main body and the duct for potential ©Access door equalization. OO Canvas duct •To reduce the risk of injury from metal sheet edges,wear protective gloves. (D Ceiling surface •To connect the air conditioner main body and the duct for potential (E)Air outlet equalization. ©Leave distance enough to prevent short cycle • The noise from the intake will increase dramatically if intake is fitted directly • Procedure for changing the rear inlet to the bottom Inlet [Fig 7-0-2](P.5) beneath the main body.Intake should therefore be installed as far away from O Filter the main body as possible. O Bottom plate Particular care is required when using it with bottom Inlet specifications 1 Remove air filter (First remove filter lock screw) • Install sufficient thermal insulation to prevent condensation forming on 2 Remove the bottom plate. outlet duct flanges and outlet ducts. 3 Fit the bottom plate to the rear of the body [Fig.7-0-31(P.5) • Keep the distance between the inlet grille and the fan over 850 mm[33-1/2 in]. (Position of lug-holes on the plate are different from those for rear Inlet) If it is less than 850 mm[33-1/2 in],install a safety guard not to touch the fan. (Tighten the screws of the bottom plate to the torque of 14±0 2 N-m) •To avoid electrical noise interference,do not run transmission lines at the bottom of the unit When the plate is attached on the rear side,it exceeds the �—o— height of the rear body panel c U"U Replicate the plate along the slit �4 when there is not enough room above for the entire unit Screw holes are hidden under the insulation Screw through the insulation to screw the plate down 8. Electrical work 8.1. Power supply 8.2. Indoor wire connection 8.1.1. Indoor unit power supplied from outdoor unit Work procedure The following connection patterns are available 1 Remove 2 screws to detach the electric component cover. The outdoor unit power supply patterns vary on models 2 Route each cable through the wiring intake into the electric component box (Procure power cable and in-out connecting cable locally and use wired remote 1:1 System control cable supplied with the unit) [Fig.8-1-1](P.5) 3 Securely connect the power cable and the In-out connecting cable and the wired O Outdoor unit power supply remote control cable to the terminal blocks O Isolating switch 4 For radio frequency interface ©Outdoor unit Connect the electric wires securely to the CN105(RED)of indoor controller board. 0 Indoor unitloutdoor unit connecting cords O Wired remote controller Connect the electric wires securely to the corresponding terminals O Indoor unit 5 Secure the cables with clamps inside the electric component box ©Indoor controller board 6 Attach the electric component cover as it was O Radio frequency interface for RF thermostat (Tighten the screws of the terminal box cover to the torque of 2.0±0 2 N m) *Affix a label A that is included with the manuals near each wiring diagram for the • Fix power supply cable and Indoor/outdoor cable to control box by using buffer indoor and outdoor units. bushing for tensile force (PG connection or the like) Field electrical wiring 0 Warning: Indoor unit model PEAD •Attach the electrical part cover securely If it is attached Incorrectly,it could result in a fire,electric shock due to dust,water,etc. z N Indoor unit power supply(Heater) — • Use the specified indoor/outdoor unit connecting wire to connect the indoor E Indoor unit power supply(Heater)earth — and outdoor units and fix the wire to the terminal block securely so that no a Indoor unit-Outdoor unit 3 x 1 5(polar) stress is applied to the connecting section of the terminal block. Incomplete CM N Indoor unit-Outdoor unit earth 1 x Min 1 5 connection or fixing of the wire could result in a fire. x Wired remote controller-Indoor unit *1 2 x 0 3(Non-polar) [Fig.8-2-11(P.6) Indoor unit(Heater)L-N *2 — Screw holding cover(1 pc) 5 I' Indoor unit-Outdoor unit S1-S2 *2 230 V AC ©Cover Indoor unit-Outdoor unit S2-S3 *2 24 V DC [Fig.8-2-2](P.6) Wired remote controller-Indoor unit *2 14 V DC ©Terminal box @ Knockout hole *1 The 10 m[32 ft]wire is attached in the wired remote controller accessory Max 500 m[1640 ft] 0 Remove *2 The figures are NOT always against the ground [Fig.8-2-3](P 6) S3 terminal has 24 V DC against S2 terminal However between S3 and S1,these terminals are not electrically insulataed by the transformer or other device (E)Use PG bushing to keep the weight of the cable and external force from being applied to the power supply terminal connector Use a cable tie to secure the cable Notes: 1.Wiring size must comply with the applicable local and national ©Power source wiring code. @ Use ordinary bushing 2. Power supply cords and indoor unit/outdoor unit connecting cords Qi Transmission wiring shall not be lighter than polychloroprene sheathed flexible cord. O Conduit (Design 245 IEC57) xQ Side frame 3.Install an earth longer than other cables. ©Knockout hole(for power source wiring) 4. Perform wiring in compliance with the safety regulations detailed in ®Washer(accessory) UL1995. [Fig.8-241(P.6) [Q Caution: @ Terminal block for power source and indoor transmission Do not use anything other than the correct capacity fuse.Using fuse,wire or O Terminal block for wired remote controller copper wire with too large capacity may cause a risk of malfunction or fire. ©Indoor controller board Radio frequency interface is installed on Indoor controller board Q Caution: ®CN105(RED/5P) Take measures to prevent electrical leakage as required. ®Wiring for radio frequency interface 13 8. Electrical work • Perform wiring as shown in the diagram to the lower left (Procure the cable locally) • Use the[171]or[F2]button to move the cursor to select the mode number,and Make sure to use cables of the correct polarity only change the setting number with the [F3] or[F4] button to switch the setting [Fig.8-2-51(P.6) number in response to the external static pressure to be used 0 Indoor terminal block ©Earth wire(green/yellow) External static pressure Setting no of mode Setting no of mode ©Indoor/outdoor unit connecting wire 3-core 1 5 mm2[AWG 16]or more ri0.08 n0 10 Outdoor terminal block 35 Pa 10.14 in WG] 2 1 (D Connecting cable Cable 3-core 1 5 mm2[AWG 16],in conformity with Design 245 IEC 57 50 Pa[0 20 In WG](before shipment) 3 1 OZ Indoor terminal block 70 Pa[0 28 In WG] 1 2 0 Outdoor terminal block 100 Pa[0 40 In.WG] 2 2 ®Always install an earth wire(1-core 1 5 mm2[AWG 16])longer than other cables 150 Pa[0 60 In WG] 3 2 Wired remote controller cable Wire No x size(mm2) Cable 2C x 0 3 0 This wire accessory of remote controller • When the settings are completed, press the [SELECT] button to send the (wire length 10 m[32 ft],non-polar Max.500 m[1640 ft]) setting data from the remote controller to the Indoor units. ©Wired remote controller • When the transmission is successfully completed,the screen well return to the • Connect the terminal blocks as shown In the diagram below Function setting screen Qr Caution: • Use care not to make mis-wiring. 2.Other functions • Firmly tighten the terminal screws to prevent them from loosening. 1QSelect unit number 00 for the settings (Settings for all Indoor units) •After tightening,pull the wires lightly to confirm that they do not move. Refer to Function table 1 8.3. Remote controller 0Select unit number 01 to 04 or AL for the settings (Settings for each indoor unit) To set the indoor unit in the individual system,select unit number 01. 8.3.1. For wired remote controller To set each Indoor unit of two,three or four indoor units,which are connected 1)Two wired remote controllers setting when these units are simultaneously in operation,select unit number 01 to 04 If two wired remote controllers are connected, set one to"Main"and the other to To set all indoor units of two,three or four indoor units which are connected when "Sub" For setting procedures,refer to"Function selection of remote controller"in the these units are simultaneously in operation,select AL operation manual for the indoor unit Refer to Function table 2. 8.3.2. For IR wireless remote controller 2)For IR wireless remote controller 1)Installation area [Fig.8-4-2](P.7) •Area In which the IR wireless remote controller is not exposed to direct 0 Hour button sunshine @ Minute button •Area in which there is no near by heating source ©TEMP button •Area In which the IR wireless remote controller is not exposed to cold(or hot) O TEMP button winds ON/OFF button •Area In which the IR wireless remote controller can be operated easily 0 CHECK button •Area In which the IR wireless remote controller is beyond the reach of children 1. Changing the externa[static pressure setting. *The signal can travel up to approximately 7 meters[23 ft](in a straight line)within 45 degrees to both right and left of the center line of the receiver •the sure to change the external static pressure setting depending on the duct and the grill used 2)Setting the Model No. @ Go to the function select mode [Fig.8-3-11(P.6) Press the CHECK button 0 twice continuously T Insert batteries (Start this operation from the status of remote controller display turned off) (1)Press the SET button with something sharp at the end HE K is lighted and"00"blinks Start this operation from the status of IR wireless remote controller display Press the TEMP button©once to set"50" Direct the wireless remote controller turned off toward the receiver of the Indoor unit and press the Hour button QA MDDELSELE T blinks and Model No (0)Is lighted OSetting the unit number 0 Press the temp 0 0 button to set the Model No (Q) Press the TEMP buttons© and Q�)to set the unit number to 01-04 or AL Direct 0 Press the SET button with something sharp at the end the wireless remote controller toward the receiver of the Indoor unit and press the MDDELSELECT and Model No (0)are lighted for three seconds,then turned off. Minute button©. @Selecting a mode Indoor Unit Model Model No (0) Enter 08 to change the external static pressure setting using the © and PEAD 026 buttons Direct the wireless remote controller toward the receiver of the Indoor unit and 8.4. Function settings press the Hour button(A). 8.4.1. Function setting on the unit(Selecting the unit functions) Current setting number. 1=1 beep(one second) 2=2 beeps(one second each) 1)For wired remote controller[Fig.8-4-1](P.7) 3=3 beeps(one second each) 1.Changing the external static pressure setting. ®Selecting the setting number • Be sure to change the external static pressure setting depending on the duct and Use the© and @ buttons to change the external static pressure setting to be the grill used used O Direct the wireless remote controller toward the sensor of the Indoor unit and 1 press the Hour button 0. • Select"Service"from the Main menu,and press the[SELECT]button QQ To set the external static pressure • Select"Function settings"with the[F1]or[F2]button,and press the[SELECT] Repeat steps @ and®to set the mode number to 10. button ©Complete function selection Q Direct the wireless remote controller toward the,sensor of the Indoor unit and • Set the indoor unit refrigerant addresses and unit numbers with the[F1]through press the ON/OFF button 0 [F4]buttons,and then press the[SELECT]button to confirm the current setting Note: <Checking the Indoor unit No? •Whenever changes are made to the function settings after installation or When the [SELECT] button Is pressed, the target Indoor unit will start fan maintenance, be sure to record the changes with a mark in the "Check" operation If the unit Is common or when running all units,all indoor units for the column of the Function table. selected refrigerant address will start fan operation 3)Changing the power voltage setting(Function table 1) • Be sure to change the power voltage setting depending on the voltage used •When data collection from the indoor units is completed,the current settings appear highlighted Non-highlighted items indicate that no function settings are made Screen appearance varies depending on the"Unit No"setting 14 8. Electrical work Function table 1 Select unit number 00 Mode Settings Mode no Setting no Initial setting Check Power failure automatic recovery•1'2 Not available 01 1 O (AUTO RESTART FUNCTION) Available 2 Indoor unit operating average 1 Q Indoor temperature detecting Set by indoor unit's remote controller 02 2 Remote controller's internal sensor 3 Not Supported 1 Q LOSSNAY connectivity Supported(indoor unit is not equipped with outdoor-air intake) 03 2 Supported(indoor unit is equipped with outdoor-air intake) 3 Power voltage 230V 04 2 O Energy saving cycle automatically enabled 05 1 Q Auto mode Energy saving cycle automatically disabled 2 Function table 2 Select unit numbers 01 to 04 or all units(AL[wired remote controller]/07[wireless remote controller]) Mode Settings Mode no Setting no Initial setting Check 100 Hr 1 Filter sign 2500 Hr 07 2 No filter sign indicator 3 O External static pressure Setting no of Setting no.of 1 mode no.08 made no 10 08 2 35 Pa[0 14 in.WG] 2 1 3 O External static pressure 50 Pa[0 20 in WG](before shipment) 3 1 1 O 70 Pa[0 28 in WG] 1 2 100 Pa 10 40 in WG] 2 2 10 2 150 Pa[0 60 in.WG] 3 2 3 '1 When the power supply returns,the air conditioner will start 3 minutes or 1 minute later(hinge on Outdoor unit) '2 Power failure automatic recovery initial setting depends on the connecting outdoor unit Note: When the function of an indoor unit were changed by function selection after the end of installation,always indicate the contents by entering a Q or other mark in the appropriate check filed of the tables 9. Test run 9.1. Before test run l caution: / After completing installation and the wiring and piping of the indoor and •The compressor will not operate unless the power supply phase connection outdoor units,check for refrigerant leakage,looseness in the power supply is correct. or control wiring,wrong polarity,and no disconnection of one phase in the •Turn on the power at least 12 hours before starting operation. supply. Starting operation immediately after turning on the main power switch can result in / Use a 500-volt megohmmeter to check that the resistance between the severe damage to internal parts Keep the power switch turned on during the power supply terminals and ground is at least 1.0 Mit operational season ► Do not carry out this test on the control wiring (low voltage circuit) terminals. Warning: Do not use the air conditioner if the insulation resistance is less than 1.0 Mit. Insulation resistance After installation or after the power source to the unit has been cut for an extended period, the insulation resistance will drop below 1 MO due to refrigerant accumulating in the compressor.This is not a malfunction. Perform the following procedures 1 Remove the wires from the compressor and measure the insulation resistance of the compressor 2 If the insulation resistance is below 1 Mit, the compressor is faulty or the resistance dropped due the accumulation of refrigerant in the compressor 3 After connecting the wires to the compressor,the compressor will start to warm up after power is supplied After supplying power for the times indicated below, measure the insulation resistance again •The insulation resistance drops due to accumulation of refrigerant in the compressor The resistance will rise above 1 Mit after the compressor is warmed up for two to three hours �4 (The time necessary to warm up the compressor varies according to atmospheric conditions and refrigerant accumulation) •To operate the compressor with refrigerant accumulated in the compressor,the compressor must be warmed up at least 12 hours to prevent breakdown 4 If the insulation resistance rises above 1 Mit,the compressor is not faulty 15 9. Test run 9.2. Test run 9.2.1. Using wired remote controller / Make sure to read operation manual before test run.(Especially items to secure safety) Step 1 Turn on the power. • Remote controller The system will go into startup mode,and the remote controller power lamp(green)and"PLEASE WAIT"will blink While the lamp and message are blinking,the remote controller cannot be operated Wait until"PLEASE WAIT"is not displayed before operating the remote controller After the power is turned on,"PLEASE WAIT"will be displayed for approximately 2 minutes • Indoor controller board LED 1 will be lit up,LED 2 will be lit up(if the address is 0)or off(if the address is not 0),and LED 3 will blink • Outdoor controller board LED 1(green)and LED 2(red)will be lit up.(After the startup mode of the system finishes,LED 2 will be turned off.)If the outdoor controller board uses a digital display,[-]and[-]will be displayed alternately every second If the operations do not function correctly after the procedures in step 2 and thereafter are performed,the following causes should be considered and eliminated if they are found (The symptoms below occur during the test run mode "Startup"in the table means the LED display written above) Symptoms in test run mode Remote Controller Display OUTDOOR BOARD LED Display Cause <>indicates digital display 1 Remote controller displays"PLEASE WAIT",and After"startup"is displayed,only green lights • After power is turned on, "PLEASE WAIT" is displayed for 2 cannot be operated up <00> minutes during system startup (Normal) After power is turned on,"PLEASE WAIT"is After"startup"is displayed,green(once)and • Incorrect connection of outdoor terminal block(R,S,T and St,S2, red(once)blink alternately <F1> S3) displayed for 3 minutes,then error code is displayed After"startup"is displayed,green(once)and • Outdoor unit's protection devise connector is open. red(twice)blink alternately.<F3,F5,F9> After"startup"is displayed,green(twice)and Incorrect wiring between the indoor and outdoor unit(Polarity is No display appears even when remote controller red(once)blink alternately <EA Eb> wrong for S1,S2,S3.) operation switch is turned on (Operation lamp • Remote controller transmission wire short does not light up) After"startup"is displayed,only green lights • There is no outdoor unit of address 0.(Address is other than 0) up <00> • Remote controller transmission wire open Display appears but soon disappears even when After"startup"is displayed,only green lights • After canceling function selection, operation is not possible for remote controller is operated I up.<00> about 30 seconds (Normal) Step 2 Switch the remote controller to"Test run". a)Select"Test run"from the Service menu,and press the[SELECT]button [Fig.9-2-1](P.7) QSelect"Test run"from the Test run menu,and press the[SELECT]button [Fig.9-2-2](P.7) gThe test run operation starts,and the Test run operation screen is displayed Step 3 Perform the test run and check the airflow temperature and auto vane. Q Press the[F1]button to change the operation mode [Fig.9-2-3](P.7) Cooling mode Check that cool air blows from the unit Heating mode:Check that warm air blows from the unit Step 4 Confirm the operation of the outdoor unit fan. The speed of the outdoor unit fan is controlled in order to control the performance of the unit Depending on the ambient air,the fan will rotate at a slow speed and will keep rotating at that speed unless the performance is insufficient Therefore,the outdoor wind may cause the fan to stop rotating or to rotate in the opposite direction,but this is not a problem Step 5 Stop the test run (D Press the[ON/OFF]button to stop the test run (The Test run menu will appear) Note:If an error is displayed on the remote controller,see the table below LCD Description of malfunction LCD Description of malfunction LCD Description of malfunction P1 Intake sensor error P9 Pipe sensor error(dual-wall pipe) P2 Pipe sensor error(liquid pipe) PA Leakage error(refrigerant system) E0—E5 Communication error between the P4 Drain float switch connector PB(Pb) Indoor unit fan motor error remote controller and the indoor unit disconnected(CN4F) PL Refrigerant circuit abnormal P5 Drain overflow protection operation FB Indoor controller board error P6 Freezing/overheating protection U',F" operation (•indicates an Outdoor unit malfunction E6—EF Communication error between the ' alphanumeric Refer to the wiring diagram for the indoor unit and the outdoor unit ! P8 Pipe temperature error character excluding outdoor unit FB) • See the table below for the details of the LED display(LED 1,2,and 3)on the indoor controller board LED1 (microcomputer power supply) Indicates whether control power is supplied Make sure that this LED is always lit LED2(remote controller power supply) Indicates whether power is supplied to the wired remote controller.The LED is lit only for the indoor unit that is connected to the outdoor unit that has an address of 0. LED3(indoor/outdoor unit communication) Indicates whether the indoor and outdoor units are communicating Make sure that this LED is always blinking Note: If the unit is operated continuously during a test run,the unit stops after 2 hours 16 9. Test run 9.3. Self-check / Refer to the installation manual that comes with each remote controller for details. / RF thermostat is not established. * Refer to the following tables for details on the check codes (Wireless remote controller) [Output pattern A] Beepersounds Beep Beep Beep Beep Beep Beep Beep OPERATION__-_- 1st 2n7d 3rd nth 1st 2nd Repeated INDICATOR H lamp blinking Off On On On On Off On On pattern Self-check Approx 2 5 sec 0 5 sec 0 5 sec 0 5 sec 0 5 sec Approx 2 5 sec 0 5 sec 0.5 sec starts (Start signal received) Number of blinks/beeps in pattern indicates the check Number of blinkslbeeps in pattern indicates code in the following table(i e,n=5 for"P5") the check code in the following table [Output pattern B] Beepersounds Beep Beep Beep Beep Beep Beep Beep OPERATION__-_- . 1st 2nd 3 d ]�nth J 1st 2nd Repeated NDICATOR l --- ]a p blinking ~ p��� On On On On On Off On On On patt rn �—' Approx 2 5 sec Approx 3 sec 0 5 sec 0 5 sec 0 5 sec 0 5 sec Approx 2 5 sec Approx 3 sec 0 5 sec 0 5 sec Self-check starts L (Start signal received) Number of blinks/beeps in pattern indicates the check Number of blinks/beeps to pattern indicates code in the following table(i e,n=5 for"1.12") the check code in the following table [Output patt°rnn A]Errors detected by Indoor unit IR wireless remote controller Wired remote controller RF thermostat Beeper sounds OPERATION Symptom Remark INDICATOR lam flashes Check code (Number of tim ) 1 P1 Intake sensor error 2 l P2,P9 Pipe(Liquid or 2-phase pipe)sensor error 3 E6,E7 Indoor/outdoor unit communication error 4 P4 Drain sensor error 5 P5 Drain pump error 6 Pg- Freezing/Overheating safeguard operation 7 EE Communication error between indoor and outdoor units 8 P8 Pipe temperature error 9 E4 Remote controller signal receiving error 10 — — 11 — — 12 Fb Indoor unit control system error(memory error,etc) No sound -- No corresponding [Output pattern B]Errors detected by unit other than indoor unit(outdoor unit,etc) IR wireless remote controller Wired remote controller RF thermostat Beeper sounds/OPERATION Symptom Remark INDICATOR lamp flashes Check code (Number of times) 1 E9 Indoor/outdoor unit communication error(Transmitting error)(Outdoor unit) 2 UP Compressor overcurrent interruption 3 U3,U4 Open/short of outdoor unit thermistors 4 OF Compressor overcurrent interruption(When compressor lacked) 5 U2 Abnormal high discharging temperature/49C worked/insufficient refrigerant 6 U1,Pd t Abnormal high pressure(63H worked)/Overheating safeguard operation 7 U5 { Abnormal temperature of heat sink For details,check the LED 8 UB Outdoor unit fan protection stop display of the outdoor controller 9 U6 Compressor overcurrent interruption/Abnormal of power module board 10 U7 Abnormality of super heat due to low discharge temperature 11 U9,UH Abnormality such as overvoltage or voltage shortage and abnormal synchronous signal to main circuit/Current sensor error 12 — — 13 — — 14 Others Other errors(Refer to the technical manual for the outdoor unit) *1 If the beeper does not sound again after he initial two beeps to confirm the self-check start signal was received and the OPERATION INDICATOR lamp does not come on,there are no error records. *2 If the beeper sounds three times continuwsly"beep,beep,beep(0.4+0.4+0.4 sec.)"after the initial two beeps to confirm the self-check start signal was received,the specified refrigerant addresE.is incorrect. 17 9. Test run • On IR wireless remote controller The continuous buzzer sounds from receiving section of indoor unit. Blink of operation lamp • On wired remote controller Check code displayed on the LCD • If the unit cannot be operated properly after the above test run has been performed,refer to the following table to remove the cause Symptom Cause Wired remote controller LED 1,2(PCB in outdoor unit) For about 2 minutes After LED 1,2 are lighted,LED 2 is turned off, ' For about 2 minutes after power-on,operation of the PLEASE WAIT following power-on then only LED 1 is lighted (Correct operation) remote controller is not possible due to system start-up (Correct operation) • Connector for the outdoor unit's protection device is not PLEASE WAIT->Error code Only LED 1 is lighted -->LED 1,2 blink connected • Reverse or open phase wiring for the outdoor unit's power After about 2 minutes terminal block(1-1,L2,1-3) has expired following Display messages do not appear power-on • Incorrect wiring between indoor and outdoor units even when operation switch is Only LED 1 is lighted.—>LED 1,2 blinks twice, (incorrect polarity of S1,S2,S3) turned ON(operation lamp does LED 2 blinks once • Remote controller wire short not light up) On the IR wireless remote controller with conditions above,following phenomena takes place • No signals from the remote controller are accepted. • OPE lamp is banking •The buzzer makes a short ping sound. Note: Operation is not possible for about 30 seconds after cancellation of function selection.(Correct operation) 9.4. AUTO RESTART FUNCTION 1 Indoor controller board This model is equipped with the AUTO RESTART FUNCTION. f When the indoor unit is controlled with the remote controller,the operation mode,set temperature,and the fan speed are memorized by the indoor controlleryoard The auto restart function sets to work the moment the power has restored after power failure,then,the unit will restart automatically Set the AUTO RESTART FUNCTION using the remote controller (Mode no 01) 10. Easy maintenance function Maintenance data,such as the indoor/outdoor unit's heat exchanger temperature and compressor operation current can be displayed with"S oth maintenance". •This cannot be executed during test operation. .Depending on the combination with the outdoor unit,this may not be supported by some models. CI)[Fig.10-0-1](P.8) (J • Select"Service"from the Main menu,and press the[SELECT]button. • Select"Check"with the[F1]or[F2]button,and press the[SELECT]button , • Select"Smooth maintenance"with the[F1]or[F2]button,and press the[SELECT]button. I l r [Fig.10-0-2](P.8) Select each item • Select the item to be changed with the[F1]or[F2]button. • Select the required setting with the[F3]or[F4]button "Ref address"setting -0---15- "Stable 0--15""Stable mode"setting "Cool"/"Heat"/"Normal" • Press the[SELECT]button,fixed operation will start Stable mode will take approx 20 minutes. 0[Fig.10-0-3](P.8) The operation data will appear. The Compressor-Accumulated operating(COMP.run)time is 10-hour unit,and the Compressor-Number of operation times(COMP On/Off)is a 100-time unit(fractions discarded). Navigating through the screens • To go back to the Main menu . . .[MENU]button • To return to the previous screen. [RETURN]button i 18 11. Maintenance 11.1. Gas charge Note: [Fig.11-1-1](P.8) In case of adding refrigerant,comply with the quantity specified for the refrigerating (DIndoor unit cycle. e0 union pl Caution: ©Liquid pipe • Do not discharge the refrigerant into the atmosphere. Oo Gas pipe Take care not to discharge refrigerant into the atmosphere during OO Stop valve installation,reinstallation,or repairs to the refrigerant circuit. OO outdoor unit • For additional charging,charge the refrigerant from liquid phase of the gas ©Refrigerant gas cylinder operating valve O Refrigerant gas cylinder for R410A with siphon cylinder. O Refrigerant(liquid) If the refrigerant is charged from the gas phase,composition change may OO Electronic scale for refrigerant charging occur in the refrigerant inside the cylinder and the outdoor unit.In this case, O Charge hose(for R410A) ability of the refrigerating cycle decreases or normal operation can be ©Gauge manifold valve(for R410A) impossible.However,charging the liquid refrigerant all at once may cause ®Service port the compressor to be locked.Thus,charge the refrigerant slowly. 1.Connect gas cylinder to the service port of stop valve(3-way). To maintain the high pressure of the gas cylinder,warm the gas cylinder with warm 2.Execute air purge of the pipe(or hose)coming from refrigerant gas cylinder. water(under 40•C[104•F])during cold season But never use naked fire or steam 3.Replenish specified amount of refrigerant,while running the air conditioner for cooling. _.a.v J 19 Index 1 Consignes de securite 20 9 Marche d'essai 26 2 Choisir 1'emplacement de]'installation.. 20 10. Fonction d'entretien aise ... 30 3 Selection de]'emplacement d'installation et accessoires .... 21 11 Entretien ... .... 31 4 Fixation des boulons de suspension 21 5 Installation de I'appareil. 22 Ce Manuel d'installation decrit uniquement I'umte inteneure at['unite exteneure 6 Mise en place des tuyaux de refrigerant ..... 22 connectee des series PUHZ 7 Travaux de concludes 24 Si I'appareil exteneur connecte fait partie de la sene MXZ, consulter le manuel 8 Installations electriques 25 d'installation de cette sene MXZ 1. Consignes de securite •Avant la connexion au systeme, le signaler au distributeur d'electricite ou Symboles Sur I'appareil demander son accord. •Veuillez lire en entier"Consignes de securite"avant d'installer le climatiseur. & Indique une action qui dolt etre evitee • Comme ces mesures sont tres importantes pour votre securite,veuillez les A Indique que des instructions importantes doivent etre prises en consideration respecter. • Les symboles signifient ® Indique un element qui dolt etre mis a la terre. QQ Avertissement: ® .Indique des precautions a prendre Tors du maniement de pieces tournantes. pourrait resulter en un deces,une blessure grave,etc. ® Indique que l'interrupteur principal dolt etre desactive avant d'effectuer tout travail d'entretien 1\Attention: pourrait resulter en une blessure grave,selon les circonstances,si['apparel[ 0 Danger d'electrocuition est incorrectement utilise. Q :Attention,surface chaude • Lorsque vous aurez lu le manuel en entier,veuillez Ie garder dans un endroit _ pratique,chez le client,avec le manuel d'utilisation. Q Avertissement• Prendre soin de lire les etiquettes se trouvant sur Pappareil principal. QQ Avertissement: • Ne pas installer I'appareil vous-meme(client). •Veuillez suivre ce manuel durant['installation. Toute mauvaise installation pourrait resulter en une blessure due a un incen- Toute installation defectueuse pourrait etre la cause d'une blessure due a un die,un choc electrique,ou une fuite d'eau ou si['apparel[tombait.Consulter incend[e,une decharge electrique,si Pappareil tombait ou une fuite d'eau votre distributeur ou technicien specialise. •Veuillez suivre ce manuel durant Pinstallation electrique at veuillez utiliser un •Vous assurer que I'appareil est installe dans un endroit assez solide pour en circuit exclusif pour cette installation electrique. supporter Ie poids. Tout manque de capacite de circuit ou toute installation defectueuse pourrait Autrement,it pourrait tomber et par consequent blesser quelqu'un. resulter en un incend[e ou une decharge electrique. • Utiliser les c5bles specifies pour connecter les appareils interieur et exte- •Veuillez fermement attacher les couvercles de la partie electrique de I'appa- rieur en toute securite,et attacher les fils fermement au bloc de sorties pour reil interieur et le panneau de service de Pappare[I exterieur qu'aucune force venant des fits ne soit exercee sur les bornes. Tout attachement defectueux du couvercle de Pappareil interieur etfou le Toute connexion ou attachement defectueux pourrait resulter en un incen- panneau de service de]'apparel]exterieur pourrait resulter en un incendie ou die. un choc electrique a cause de la poussiere,de]'eau,etc,pouvant s'infdtrer. • N'utilisez pas de rallonge et ne branchez pas plus[eurs appareils a la meme •Veuillez vous assurer d'utiliser la piece fourn[e ou les pieces specifiees pour prise de courant CA. ]'installation. II y aurait risque d'mcendie ou de decharge electrique a cause d'un contact Toute piece defectueuse utilisee pourrait etre la cause d'un incendie, d'un ou d'une isolation defectueux,ou a cause d'un exces de courant etc. choc electrique,de I'appareil tombant de sa position,etc,ce qui resulterait •Verifier que le gaz refrigerant ne fuit pas lorsque I'installation est terminee. en une blessure ou une fuite d'eau. •Aerez le local an cas de fuite de liquide frigorigene en cours de fonctionne- ment. Tout contact du liquide frigorigene avec une flamme libere des gaz toxiques. lq Attention: • Ne pas utiliser['apparel[dans un environnement inhabituel.Si le climatiseur nement ou une defaillance du climatiseur. Le climatiseur peut ega[ement est installe dans des endroits exposes a la vapeur,a Thuile volatile(notam- endommager les equipements medicaux et de communications,perturbant ment I'huile de machine),au gaz sulfurique ou a une forte teneur en sel,par ainsi les soms et reduisant la qualite d'affichage des ecrans. exemple,en bord de mer,les performances peuvent considerablement dimi- • Mettre 1'appareil a la terre. nuer et les pieces internes de I'apparell etre endommagees. Ne pas relier le cable de terre au tuyau de gaz,d'eau,un parafoudre ou un • Ne pas installer I'appareil dans des endroits ofi des gaz de combustion c5ble de terre telephonique.Toute mise b la terre defectueuse pourrait etre la peuvent s'echapper, se degager ou s'accumuler. L'accumulation de gaz de cause d'un choc electrique. combustion autour de Pappareil peut provoquer un incendie ou une explosion. • Ne pas installer Pappareil dans un endroit ou it sera expose a des gaz inflam- • Ne pas placer d'aliments,de plantes,d'animaux en cage, d'objets d'art ou mables. d'[nstruments de precision dans la soufflerie d'air direct de I'appareil inte- Tout gaz accumule autour de I'appareil pourrait exploser. rieur ou a proximite de Pappareil au risque de les endommager par des varia- • Prendre des mesures pour eviter les fuites electriques,selon les besoms. tions de temperature ou des gouttes d'eau. •Veuillez suivre les instructions de ce manuel pour I'installation de la tuyaute- • Si I'humidite ambiante depasse 80%ou si le tuyau d'ecoulement est bouche, rie at du systeme d'evacuation. des gouttes d'eau peuvent tomber de]'apparel[interieur Ne pas installer Pappa- Si cette installation nest pas faite correctement,it est possible que Pappareil red interieur dans un endroit ou ces gouttes peuvent provoquer des dommages. fuie et par consequent mouille ou abime vos meubles. • Lors de]'installation de I'appareil dans un hopital ou un centre de communi- • Serrer 1'ecrou evase avec une cle dynamometrique en respectant les indica- cations,se preparer au bruit et aux interferences electroniques Les inver- tions du present manuel seurs, les appareils electromenagers, les equipements medicaux haute Un ecrou evase trop serre peut en effet casser apres un certain temps et pro- frequence et de communications radio peuvent provoquer un dysfonction- voquer une fuite de refrigerant. 2. Choisir ]'emplacement de 1'installation 2.1. Appareil interieur Emplacement permettant d'obtenir un eloignement suffisant d'une lampe fluores- • Emplacement ne favonsant pas la circulation d'air. cente ou de tout autre dispositif d'eclairage a ampoule(la proximite de ces dispo- • Emplacement favonsant une bonne repartition de I'air froid dans la piece sitifs entravent la reception des signaux de commande du bonier de • Emplacement ne favonsant pas une exposition directe au soleal. telecommande et empeche le climatiseur de fonctionner normalement) • Eloigner d'au moans 1 m[3-1/4 ftj de votre telewseur ou d'un apparel radio(pour • Emplacement permettant de retirer faalement le filtre a air vers le bas eviter une deformation d'image ou des parasites) Qt Avertissement: Fixer I'appareil interieur dans un plafond suffisamment resistant pour suppor- ter son poids. 20 2. Choisir 1'emplacement de ('installation 2.2. Appare[1 exterieur Veuillez vous reporter au manuel d'Instal[ation des apparells exterieurs 3. Selection de 1'emplacement d'installation et accessoires • Choisir un endroit avec une surface stable suffisamment resistante pour le poids 3.2. Prevoir 1'espace necessaire pour('installation et de I'appareil Pentretien •Avant d'installer I'appareil,determiner la maniere de I'acheminer au lieu d'installa- tion Laissez assez d'espace d'acces pour permettre entretlen,Inspection,et remplace- • Choisir un endroit ou le bon fonctionnement de I'appareil ne peut pas etre affecte ment du moteur,du ventclateur,de la pompe de vidange,de I'echangeur de chaleur, par un courant d'air. et du boitier electrique d'une des manieres suivantes • Selectionner un endroit ou le debit d'alimentation en air et de retour d'air nest pas Selectconnez un emplacement d'Instal[ation pour I'appareil Interieur sans poutres ou perturbe. autres objets pouvant obstruer son espace d'acces pour['entretlen • Selectionner un endroit ou les tuyaux de refrigerant peuvent facllement amver a (1)Lorsqu'un espace de 300 mm[11-13/16 in]ou plus est disponible sous I'appareil 1'exterieur entre I'appareil et le plafond(Fig 3-2-1) • Selectionner un emplacement qui permet de repartcr('air equitablement dans toute • Creez les portes d'acces 1 et 2(450 x 450 mm[17-3/4 x 17-3/4 in]chacune) la piece comme Indique sur la Fig 3-2-2. • Ne pas installer I'appareil dans un endroit sujet a des eclaboussures de graisse ou (La Porte d'acces 2 nest pas necessaire sI 1'espace disponible sous I'appareil •• a de grandes quantiles de vapeur permet a un ouvrier d'entretien de travailler) • Ne pas installer I'appareil dans un endroit avec arrivee de gaz combustible,entre- (2)Lorsqu'un espace inferceur a 300 mm[11-13/16 in]est disponible sous I'appareil pot de gaz ou sujet a des furies de gaz entre I'appareil et to plafond (ll devrait subsister au moins 20 mm 113/16 In] • Ne pas Installer I'appareil dans un endroit contenant des equipements qui pro- d'espace sous I'appareil comme Indique sur la Fig 3-2-3) duisent des ondes de haute frequence(comme une machine a souder fonction- Creez la Porte d'acces 1 en diagonale sous le boitier electrique et la Porte nant par ondes de haute frequence). d'acces 3 sous I'appareil comme indique sur la Fig.3-2-4 • Ne pas installer I'appareil dans un endroit ou le detecteur Incendie est situe du cote ou de I'arrivee d'air (Le detecteur d'Incendie risque de se declencher par erreur suite • Creez la Porte d'acces 4 sous le boitier electrique et I'appareil comme Indique a I'allmentation en air chaud pendant le fonctionnement du chauffage) sur Ia Fig 3-2-5 • Evitez les endroits ou des solutions acides sont frequemment manipulees [Fig.3-2-1](P.2) • Evitez les emplacements oil on pulverise souvent des products a base de souffre [Fig.3-2-2](Vu depuis la direction de la fleche A)(P.2) ou autres sont. [Fig.3-2-3](P.2) • En cas de presence de products chcmiques sur les lieux d'cnstallatcon,comme dans des uscnes chcmiques ou des h6pitaux,une etude approfondce s'avere necessaire [Fig.3-2-4](Vu depuis la direction de la fleche B)(P.2) avant de proceder a ['installation de I'appareil (Certacns produits chimiques [Fig.3-2-5](Vu depuis la direction de la fleche B)(P.2) peuvent en effet endommager les composants plastiques du cllmatiseur) O Boftier eiectnque ©Plafond • Si I'appareil doct fonctconner pendant Iongtemps quand I'acr au-dessus du plafond ©Poutre de plafond est a haute temperature/haute humcdcte(point de condensation sup6neur a 26°C Qo Porte d'acces 2(450 mm x 450 mm[17-3/4 in x 17-3/4 in]) 179°F]),la condensation d'humcdcte est possible dans I'appareil Interieur.Quand OE Porte d'acces 1(450 mm x 450 mm[17-314 in x 17-314 in]) umi I'appareil fonctionne dans tette situation,ajoutez un mat6nau Isolant(10—20 mm O Espace d'acces pour I'entretcen ©Air 0 Air entrant (DDessoussous de I'appareil inttsneur [13/32 a 13/16 In])sur toute la surface de I'appareil Interieur pour evcter la conden- 0 Porte d'acces 3 (9)Porte d'acc6s 4 sation d'humidite 3.1. Fixer I'appareil interieur a un plafond suffisam- 3.3. Elements qui accompagnent I'appareil interieur ment resistant pour supporter son pods L'apparell est Ilvre avec les elements suivants No Nom Quantite Q Avertissement: O Couvercle de tuyau(pour le joint des tuyaux de refrigerant) 1 L'appareil doct etre fermement installe sur une structure capable de supporter son petit dcametre poids.Si le climatiseur est monte sur une structure trop fragile,it risque de tom- Couvercle de tuyau(pour Ie joint des tuyaux de refrigerant) ber et de blesser quelqu'un. grand dcametre 1 O Rubans pour la fixation temporacre du couvre-tube et du tuyau 8 d'ecoulement ® Rondelle(carree) 8 Tuyau d'ecoulement 2 © Rondelle(ronde) 2 0 Manuel d'installation 1 Manuel de fonctionnement 1 4.. Fixation des boulons de suspension 4.1. Fixation des boulons de suspension • Si necessaire, renforcez les boutons de suspension avec des supports antcsis- [Fig.4-1-1](P.3) miques comme mesure contre les tremblements de terre Utilisez M10 pour les boulons de suspension et les supports antcsismiques(a Centre de gravite foumir sur place) (Fournir une structure rescstante a 1'endroct de suspension de I'appareil) Renfort du plafond avec des elements supplementacres(poutres sur champ,etc) I necessaire pour maintencr Ie plafond a ncveau et pour evcter qu'II vibre. Cadre de suspension O Couper et retcrer les elements de construction du plafond • Plafond.La structure du plafond vane d'un edifice a un autre Pour plus d'cnforma- ORenforcer les elements de construction du plafond et ajouter d'autres elements tions,veui[lez prendre contact avec la societe de construction de l'Immeuble pour y fixer les planches du plafond Centre de gravite et poids du produit Nom du modele W mm[In] L mm[in] X mm[In] Y mm[In] Z mm[in] Poids du product kg[lb] PEAD-A09AA7 643[25-5/16] 954[37-9/16] 340[13-3/8] 375[14-3/4] 130[5-1/8] 26[58] PEAD-Al2AA7 643[25-5/16] 954[37-9/16] 340[13-3/8] 375[14-3/4] 130[5-1/8] 26[58] PEAD-A15AA7 643[25-5/16] 954[37-9/16] 340[13-3/8] 375[14-3/4] 130[5-1/8] 28[62] PEAD-A18AA7 643[25-5/16] 954[37-9/16] 340[13-3/8] 375[14-3/4] 130[5-1/8] 28[62] PEAD-A24AA7 643[25-5/16] 1154[45-7/16] 325[12-13/16] 525[20-11/16] 130[5-1/8] 31 [69] PEAD-A30AA7 643[25-5/16] 1154[45-7/16] 325[12-13/16] 525[20-11/16] 130[5-1/8] 31 [69] PEAD-A36AA7 643[25-5/16] 1454[57-1/4] 330[13] 675[26-9/16] 130[5-1/8] 39[86] PEAD-A42AA7 643[25-5/16] 1454[57-1/4] 330[13] 675[26-9/16] 130[5-1/8] 41 [91] 21 5. Installation de I'appareil 5.1. Suspension de 11appareil 5.2. Assurer 1'emplacement de I'appareil et fixer les / Apporter I'appareil int6rieur emball6 sur le lieu de son installation. boulons de suspension ► Pour le suspendre,utiliser une poulie de levage pour le soulever et le faire ► Willer A ce que les 6crous des boulons de fixation soient bien serrds avant I passer par les boulons de suspension. de fixer les boulons eux-mdmes. [Fig.5-1-1](P.3) / Pour s'assurer du bon 6coulement, toujours suspendre I'appareil bien A Q Corps de('apparel 11horizontale en se servant d'un niveau. (0)Poulie de levage i [Fig.5-1-2](P.3) /N Attention: ©Boulons(non fourni) Installer I'appareil en position horizontale.Si le c6t6 comportant l'ouverture •Rondelles(accessoire) d'6coulement est installd plus haut,des fuites risquent de se produire. Boulon de suspension M10(non fourni) 6. Mise en place des tuyaux de refrigerant 6.1. Tuyaux de r6frig6rant 6.2. Evasement ?� [Fig.6-1-1](P.3) • La cause principale de fulte de gaz est un 6vasement Mectueux O Appared int6neur Veuillez effectuer 1'6vasement selon la m6thode suivante ©Appareil ext6neur 6.2.1. Couper le tuyau Reportez-vous au mode d'emplol fourni avec I'appareil ext6rieur pour les hauteurs [Fig.6-2-1](P.3) Iimites entre les apparells et pour la quantit6 de r6frig6rant a charger OO Tubes an cuivre Eviter d'installer 1'appareil dans les endroits suivants,pour 6viter toute complication ©Correct • OQa Incorrect Ou itY a trop d'huile,par exem le huile pour m6canisme ou alimentaire Penche • Dans un environnement sal6,par example pros de la mer ©In6gal • Pr6s de sources naturelles d'eau chaude OO Bavure • Pr6s de gaz sulfunque • Utiliser un coupe-tuyaux pour couper le tube en cuivre correctement • Tout autre zone atmosph&rique inhabituelle • Cet apparel a des connexions 6vas6es sur les c6t6s exterieurs et int6rieurs 6.2.2. Enlever les bavures [Fig.6-1-1] [Fig.6-2-2](P.3) • Les tuyaux a r6frig6rant sont utilis6s pour connecter les apparells int6rieur et ext6- O Bavure deur comme l'indique le croquis ci-dessous. ©Tuyauftube an curare • Isoler enti6rement les tuyaux A r6frig6rant et d'6vacuation pour 6viter toute ©Albsoirsuppl6mentaire condensation OO Coupe-tuyaux Pr6paration des tuyaux • Enlever toutes les bavures du tube/tuyau coup6 • Des tuyaux de 3,5,7,10 et 15 m6tres[9-13/16,16-3/8,22-15/16,32-1/4 et • Tenir le tuyau/tube avec le bout onent6 vers le bas pendant que vous enlevez les 49-3116 ft]sont disponibles en option bavures pour 6viter qu'elles ne tombent A I'int6rieur du tuyau. (1)Le tableau ci-dessous montre les sp6cifications des tuyaux disponibles en com- 6.2.3. Mettre 1'6crou en place merce [Fig.6-2-3](P.3) Diam6tre Epaisseur Epalsseur O Ecrou 6vas6 Mod6le Tuyau ext6rieur min du mur de('isolant Isolant ©Tube en cuivre mm inch mm inch mm inch • Enlever les 6crous dvas6s situ6s sur les appareils int6neur et ext6rieur,puis les PEAD- A liquide 6,35 1/4 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 mettre sur Ie tube/tuyau une foes toutes les bavures enlev6es (il nest pas possible de les mettre en place apr6s le fraisage) A09AA7 A gaz 9,52 3/8 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 PEAD- A liquide 6,35 114 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 6.2.4. Le fraisage Al2AA7 A gaz 12,7 1/2 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 [Fig.6-2-4](P.3) PEAD- A liquide 6,35 1 1/4 0,8 1132 8 5/16 Q Fraise Al5AA7 A gaz 12,7 1/2 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 ©Etau Plastique Q Tube an curare PEAD- A liquide 6,35 1/4 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 mousse resis- Qa Ecrou 6vas6 A18AA7 A gaz 12,7 1/2 0,8 1/32 8 5116 tant A la cha- ©Serrage PEAD- A liquide 9,52 3/8 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 Ieur gravit6 • Effectuez 1'6vasement A I'aide de I'al6soir selon la m6thode suivante A24AA7 Agaz 15,88 518 1,0 1/32 8 5/16 sp6cifiquede PEAD- A liquide 9,52 3/8 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 0,045 Dimensions A30AA7 A gaz 15,88 5/8 1,0 1/32 8 5/16 Diam6tredetuyau A(mm[in]) +0 PEAD- Aliquide 9,52 3/8 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 (mm[in]) Lorsdel'utillsationdel'outllpour leR410A B-041-tr321(mm[m]) A36AA7 A gaz 15,88 5/8 1,0 1/32 8 5/16 Type d'embrayage PEAD- A liquide 9,52 3/8 0,8 1/32 8 5/16 6,35[1/4] 0 6 0,5[0 A 1/32] 9,1 [3/8] A42AA7 A gaz 15,88 518 1,0 1/32 8 1 5/16 1 9,52[3/8] 0 A 0,5[0 A 1/32] 13,2[17/32] 12,7[1/2] 0 A 0,5[0 A 1/32] 16,6[21/32] 15,88[5/8] 0 a 0,5[0 A 1132] 19,7[25/32] (2)Vous assurer que les deux tuyaux A r6frig6rant sont been isol6s contra la Conlan- sation. Coincer fermement le tube en cuivre dans un 6tau aux dimensions indiqu6es ci-des- sus � (3)Le rayon du Coude du tuyau A r6frig6rant doit mesurer au morns 10 cm[3-15/16 6.2.5. Wrification in] [Fig.6-2-51(P.3) /i Attention: OQ Lisse tout autour ©L'int6neur brille at nest pas raye Utiliser un isolant de 1'6paisseur spdcifi6e. Trop d'6paisseur empdchera le ©La m6me longueur partcut OO Trop stockage derribre I'appareil intibrieur et un isolant trop mince ne pourra 6viter O Penche ©Rayure sur Is surface 6vas6e le suintage de condensation. OO Craqu6 ©In6gal Gj Exemples de mauvais sp6cimens • Comparer le fraisage avec le crogws de droite • Si le fraisage est d6fectueux,couper la section frais6e et refaire le fraisage 22 6. Mise en place des tuyaux de refrigerant 6.3. Connexion des tuyaux [Fig.63-1](PA) Verifier le vide avec la soupape multiple de manometre,puss fermer la soupape •Appliquer une fine couche d'hu11e de refrigerant sur la surface du siege de multiple de manometre,et arr@ter la pompe a vide conduite • Le raccordement est realise en alignant d'abord le centre puis en serrant les 3 ou 4 La laisser ainsi pendant une ou deux minutes Vous assurer que I'alguille de la premiers tours de 1'ecrou de fixation A evasement soupape multiple de manometre reste sur la m@me position Verifier que le mano- •Appllquer les couples de serrage specifies dans le tableau ci-dessous comme metre indique bien-0,101 MPa(-760 mmHg) moyen de reference pour les raccords de tuyauterie de I'appareil interieur et serrer avec deux cles Un serrage endommage la partie evases -0,101 MPa Jauge de pression compo- Diam ext Tuyau en Dlam ext raccord conique Couple de serrage Robinet d'arr6t(-760 mmHg)/see(pour le R410A) cuivre(mm[in]) (mm[in]) (N m) 'Perms f Jauge de pression 06,35[1/4] 17[11/16] 14-18 Robinet d'aAe (pour le es jaug 'Ouvert�' Vanne des gauges 09,52[3/8] 22[7/8] 34-42 1� oi nee O (pour le R410A) 012,7[1/2] 26[1-1/32] 49-61 eon Poignee pression 015,88[5/8] 29[1-5/32] 68-82 Clehexagonale aibie(Lo) Tuyau dechargement coudee inetret (pour le R410A) Q Avertissement: Port de servicPompe (ou pompe a Attention aux ecrous evases volantsl(pressurisation interne) Fendtre 1 A Vd vide equip6e Retirer I'ecrou evase en procedant comms suit: I Adaptateur d'une fonction Tuyau de charge- anti-reflux) 1.Desserrer I'ecrou jusqu'A ce qu'un sifflement se fasse entendre. ment our le R410A anti-reflux '4 ou 5 tours (P ) 2.Ne jamais retirer I'ecrou tant que tout le gaz ne s'est pas echappe(c'est-e- dire lorsque le sifflement s'arrete). 3.Verifier si tout le gaz West echappe avant de retirer 11ecrou. Enlever rapidement la soupape multiple de manometre de la sortie de service de la soupape d'arr@t Connexion de I'appareil exterieur Connecter les tuyaux au joint pour tube de la soupape d'arr@t en suivant la meme Lorsque les tuyaux A refrigerant sont connectes et vides,ouvrir completement la procedure que pour I'appareil interieur soupape d'arr@t du cote des tuyaux A gaz et a Iiquide Une utilisation sans I'avoir • Pour resserrer, utiliser une cls dynamometrique ou une cls,et utiliser la meme entierement ouverte emp@chera I'appareil de fonctionner du mieux possible et ' force de torsion que pour I'appareil interieur pourra causer des probl6mes Isolation des tuyaux de refrigerant • Apres le raccordement des tuyaux de refrigerant, isoler les joints(evases)avec Longueur de tuyau• Longueur de tuyau une gaine d'isolation thermique,comme illustre ci-dessous 7 m[23 ft]maximum plus de 7 m[23 ft] [Fig.63-2](PA) Nul besoin d'ajouter de gaz Ajouter la quantite de gaz recom- Q�)Couvre-tube(petit)(accessoire) mantle Precaution Sur place,retirer['isolation thermique des tuyaux de refrigerant,ms6rer Mcrou 6vase pour evaser 1'extremite at remettre['isolation thermique dans sa position d'ongine Willer a ce qu'il n'y ait pas de formation de gouttes de condensation sur la tuyauterie an Serrer le capuchon de la sortie de service pour la remettre dans son stat d'ongine cuivre exposes ©Extremite du tuyau de refrigerant Iiquide Resserrer le capuchon Exfremit6 du tuyau de refrigerant gazeux Q Tuyautene de refng6rant sur place 0 Corps pnnapal de I'appareil Test anti-fuites ©Couvre-tube(gros)(accessoire) O Isolation thermique(fourni sur place) (D Tirer .i9 Raccord conique O Remettre A la position originals ©S'assurer qu'il n'y a pas d'espace ici 6.5. Travaux de mise en place du tuyau d'eeoulement O Plaque sur 1'e16ment pnncipal QQ Ruban(accessoire) • S'assurer que le tuyau d'ecoulement sort place en pente vers le bas(pente de plus O S'assurer qu'il n'y a pas d'espace ici Onenter le joint vers le haut de 1 %)vers le c6te exterieur(de[a decharge) Eviler tout renfoncement ou toute 1 Retirer et jeter le bouchon de caoutchouc qui a ete insere a 1'extremite de la irregularite sur le trajet du tuyau tuyautene de I'appareil • S'assurer que les tuyaux d'ecoulement de traverse ont morns de 20 m[65 ft]de 2 Evaser 1'extremite du tuyau de refrigerant site. long(non compris la difference d'elevation) Si Ie tuyau d'ecoulement est relative- 3 Retirer['isolation thermale situee sur le tuyau de refrigerant site et remettre['iso- ment long,prevoir des crochets metalliques pour le soutenir et eviter qu'il n'ondule lation a sa position originale Ne jamais prevoir d'onfice de ventilation d'air par lequel 1'6coulement nsquerait de se repandre Precautions concernant le raccordement des tuyaux de refrigerant • Utiliser un tuyau VP-25 solide en chlorure de vinyle(d'un diametre exterieur de 32 / Toujours utiliser des soudures non oxydantes afin qu'aucun corps etran- mm[1-1/4 In])pour I'ecoulement ger ni aucune humidite ne penetre A 1'interieur du tuyau. • Veiller a ce que les tuyaux groupes soient 10 cm [3-15/16 in] an dessous de / Revetir le siege du goujon d'huile pour machine refrigerante et Is serrer fer- I'ouverture d'ecoulement situee sur le corps de I'appareil mement A I'aide de deux cies. • Ne pas laisser de renfoncement pour les odeurs au port de decharge de I'ecoule- / Placer une entretojse metallique pour soutenir les tuyaux de refrigerant de ment telle sorte qu'aucune charge ne s'applique A la sortie des tuyaux de I'appa- • Placer 1'extremite du tuyau d'ecoulement de fagon A ne pas generer d'odeurs roil interieur.Placer le support metallique A 50 cm 119-11/16 in]ou plus de la • Ne jamais placer les tuyaux d'ecoulement dans un drainage generant des gaz connexion avec goujon de Pappare[I interieur. ioniques 6.4. Test anti-fuites et methodes de vidange [Fig.6-5-1](P.4) O Tuyauterie correcte METHODES DE VIDANGE X Tuyautene erron6e 1 OO Isolation(9 mm[3/8 in]minimum) J ©Pente descendants(1/100 minimum) Connecter les tuyaux A refrigerant(tuyaux A Iiquide et A gaz)entre les appareils ©Support metallique inteneur et exterieur 0 Purge d'air ©Leve Enlever le capuchon de la sortie de service de la soupape d'arret situee sur le c6te O Treppe anti-odeur du tuyau A gaz de I'appareil exterieur (La soupape d'arr@t ne marchera pas Tuyaux groupes lorsqu'elle sera toute neuve(completement fermee et recouverte)) Q D E o32 mm[1-1/4 in]TUBE PVC Elargir le plus possible 10 cm[3-15/16 in]environ �Connecter la soupape multiple de gaz et la pompe A vide a la sortie de service de O Apparel inteneur la soupape d'arr@t situee du c6te de I'appareil exterieur ou se trouve le tuyau A gaz ©Elargir la tuyauterie pour recevoir les tuyaux group6s 0 Pente descendante(1/100 minimum) Utiliser Ia pompe A vide @ D E o38 mm[1-1/2 in]TUBE PVC pour les tuyaux group6s (Isolation de 9 mm[3/8 in]mini- mum) (Vider pendant plus de 15 minutes) Q Jusqu'A 700 mm[27-9/16 in] 0 Tuyau d'ecoulement(accessoire) OO Surface honzontale ou 16gerement ascendante ? 23 6. Mise en place des tuyaux de refrigerant 1 Inserer le tuyau d'ecoulement(accessoire)dans I'ouverture d'ecoulement(marge 6.6. Confirmation des decharges d'eeou[ement d'insertion,25 mm[1 in]).(Ne pas cintrer le tuyau au-dela de 45°pour eviter qu'II Veiller A ce que le mecanisme de decharge d'ecoulement fonctionne nor- casse ou se bouche) malement et que les raccordements ne presentent aucune fuite. (Fixer le tuyau avec la sangle et le coller avec de la glue(petit,accessolre).) • Le point ci-dessus dolt etre respecte en mode de chauffage 2 Fixer le tuyau d'ecoulement(D E 632 mm[1-1/4 In]TUBE PVC PV-25,fouml sur . Le point cI-dessus dolt etre respecte avant de proceder aux travaux du plafond place) (Fixer le tuyau avec la sangle et le coller avec de la glue(petit,acces- dans le cas dune construction neuve soire)) 1 Retirer le couvercle de['ouverture d'arrivee d'eau du cote de la tuyautene de 3 Isoler le tuyau et la douille d'ecoulement(D E 632 mm[1-1/4 m]TUBE PVC PV- I'appareil Interieur 25)(coude inclus) 2 Remp[ir la pompe d'ahmentation en eau A['aide d'un reservoir d'alimentation en 4 Controler I'ecoulement.(Voir[Fig.6-6-1]) eau Lors du rempllssage,veiller A placer 1'extremite de la pompe ou du reservoir 5 Fixer le materiel d'isolation(accessoire),et le fixer avec la sangle(large,acces- dans un bac d'ecoulement.(En cas d'Insertion Incomplete,de I'eau pourrait couler soire)pour Isoler I'ouverture d'ecoulement sur I'appareil) [Fig.6-5-2](P.4) 3 Executer 1'essal en mode de refroidissement ou reller le connecteur au cote ON Appareil inteneur de SWE sur le panneau du controleur Interieur (La pompe de drainage et le ven- o Sangle(accessoire) blateur sont contraints de fonctionner sans telecommande.)Veiller au bon ecou- ©Partie visible lement A I'aide d'un tube transparent r Marge d'msertion (D Tuyau d'ecoulement(accessoire) SWE SWE (f)Tuyau d'ecoulement(D E o32 mm[1-1/4 in]TUBE PVC,feurni sur place) connecteur =—F—EF-31 ©Matenel d'isolation(foumi sur place) OFF ON OFF ON 1 (H)Sangle(accessoire) IO Sans espace Le raccordement du matenel d'isolation dolt se trouver sur Is partie <OFF> <ON> supeneure 4 Apres confirmation,annuler Ie mode d'essai et couper('alimentation principals.Si le connecteur est relle au cote ON de SWE,Ie debrancher et Ie rebrancher au cote OFF,puis fixer capot du port d'allmentation en eau dans sa position initiale. (Serrer les vis du capot du port d'ahmentation en eau au couple de serrage de 2,0 ±0,2Nm) connecteur SWE SWE OFF ON OFF ON <ON> <OFF> [Fig.6-6-1](P.5) 0 Inserer 1'extremite de la pompe de 2 a 4 cm[13/16 a 1-5/8 in] ©Retirer I'ouverture d'arnvee d'eau ©2 500 cc environ QQ Eau 9)Ouverture de remplissage T)Vis 7. Travaux de conduites • Raccorder le tuyau en canevas entre['apparel[et le conduit [Fig.7-0-1](P.5) Attention: • Utiliser des mat6naux non-combustibles pour les elements des conduits • Construire un conduit d'arr]vee de 850 mm[33-1/2 in]ou plus. • Fournir une isolation complete A la bride du conduit d'entree et au conduit de sortie L'unite principale du climatiseur et les conduits doivent avoir une alimenta- pour eviter la condensation tion lectrique identique. • Ne pas oublier de modifier la position du filtre A air de sorte A pouvoir en assurer la . Porter des gants de protection pour reduire les risques de blessure sur les maintenance bords metalliques tranchants. <A>En cas d'entree arnere • Raccordez le corps principal du climatiseur et le conduit afin que leurs <B>En cas d'entree par Ie dessous potentiels correspondent. O Conduit • Le bruit de I'admission augmentera fortement si ['admission est attachee Entree d'air ©Porte d'acces directement sous le corps principal.II est donc imperatif d'Installer I'admis- OO Conduit an canevas sion le plus loin possible du corps principal. O Surface du plafond Faire particulierement attention tors de son installation avec I'entree par le O Sortie d'air dessous. ©Laisser suffisamment d'espace pour eviter tout court-circuit • Utilisez suffisamment d'isolation thermique afin d'eviter toute condensation • Marche A suivre pour changer 1'entr6e du dos au bas [Fig 7-0-21(P.5) sur les conduits de sortie et leurs brides. OA Filtre • La distance entre la grille d'aspiration et le ventilateur dolt etre superieure A ©Plaque inferieure 850 mm[33-1/2 in]. le filtre A air.(Retirer d'abord la vis de blocage du filtre) Si la distance est inferieure A 850 mm[33-1/2 in],installez un filet de securite 1 Retirer 2.Retirer le plaque inferieure pour eviter tout contact avec le ventilateur. 3 Attacher la plaque de fond A I'arn6re de I'appareil [Fig.7-0-3](P.5) • Pour eviter les interferences electriques,no pas utiliser les lignes de trans- / (La position des trous de fixation sur la plaque differe de ceux de['orifice d'entree mission situees au bas de('unite. arnere)(Serrer les vis de la plaque de fond au couple de serrage de 1,4±0,2 N m.) Si la plaque est fixee sur la face - o amore,elle est plus haute que Is panneau arnere. Repliquer la plaque le long de la fente lorsque 1'espace est insuffisant au-dessus de I'uniM complete Les trous pour les vis sont caches sous['isolation Vissez A travers risolation pour visser la plaque an place 4. Fixer le filtre sous le corps (Verifier le cote du filtre A a]uster)[Fig.7-0-4](P.5) ©Fixer I'onfice d'entree mfeneur Fixer l'onfice d'entree arriere 24 8. Installations electriques 8.1. Alimentation electrique [Fig.8-2-1](P.6) 8.1.1. Alimentation de I'appareil interieur provenant de I'appareil O Cache-vis(lpc) exter[eur ©Cache Les schemas de connexion suivants sont disponibles [Fig.8-2-2](P.6) Les schemas d'alimentation de I'appareil exterieur varient selon les modeles ©Boitier a bomes Onfice d'election Systeme 1:1 OO Retirer [Fig.8-1-1](P.5) [Fig.8-2-3](P.6) 0 Source d'ahmentation de I'appareil exteneur FO Utiliser une reduction PG pour maintenir Ie poids du cable at ewter qu'une force exteneure Interrupteur d'isolement ne soit exercee sur connecteur de la borne d'alimentation Utilisez un serre-cable pour fixer ©Appareil exteneur le cable Cordons de raccordement de I'appareil interieur/exterieur ©Cable de la source d'alimentabon Telecommande A fit OQ Utiliser une reduction ordmaire O Appared interieur Q Cable de transmission ©Panneau du controleur interieur OQ Conduit Interface radiofrequence pour thermostat radiofrequence Q Cadre lateral Apposer une etiquette A fournie avec les manuels pres de chaque schema de ©Onfice A degager(pour le cablage de I'alimentation) cablage des appareils interieur et exteneur O Rondelle(accessoire) Cablage electrique [Fig.8-2-4](P.6)N O Bloc terminal pour la source d'alimentation et la transmission interne Modele de I'appared interieur PEAD Oo Bornier de la telecommande filaire A2 Alimentation de I'appareil interieur(Rechauffeur) _ ©Panneau du controleur interieur w Mise a la terve de I'allmentatlon de I'appareil irate- @ L'interface radiofrequence est installee sur le panneau du controleur interieur E ®CN105(ROUGE/5P) -uo E neur(Rechauffeur) ®Cablage pour]'interface radiofrequence Z Appared interieur-appareil exteneur 3 x 1,5(polar) • Effectuez le cablage selon le diagramme en bas et a gauche (Veuillez vous procu- °' Mise a la terre de I'appareil int6neur/exteneur 1 x Min.1,5 rer le cable Iocalement) aAssurez-vous qua les cables utilises sont de la polante correcte v x Telecommande a fil-Appared interieur *1 2 x 0,3(Non-polar) [Fig.8-2-5](P.6) M Appared lnteneur(Rechauffeur)L-N *2 _ OO Bornier interieur 'o ©Fd de mise a la terre(vert/laune) � 5 Appared interieur-appareil exteneur S1-S2 *2 230 V AC c 2 o ` O Cable de connection pour appareil interieur/exteneur 3 conducteurs,1,5 mm [AWG 16]ou c E5 Appareil interieur-appareil exteneur S2-S3 *2 24 V DC plus F Telecommande a fil-Appareil lnteneur *2 14 V DC Qo Bornier exteneur Q Cable de connexion *1 Le cable de 10 m[32 ft]est fixe A la telecommande a fit 500 m[1640 ft]maximum Cable a 3 noyaux de 1,5 mm2[AWG 161,conformement au Schema 245 IEC 57 *2 Les chiffres ne s'appliquent PAS tou/ours A la mise A la terre OQ Embase de borne interieur La borne S3 presente une difference de 24 V DC par rapport A la borne S2 Les bomes S3 at ®Embase de borne exteneur S1 ne sont pas isolees electriquement par le transformateur ou tout aulre appareil aO Posez tou/ours un cable de mise a la terre(1 noyau de 1,5 mm2[AWG 16])plus long qua les Remarques:1.La taille des fils dolt etre conforme aux reglementations natio- autres cables nales et locales pertmentes. ©Telecommande a fit 2. Le poids des cables de connexion entre ['apparel[ interieur et No x taille de fil(mm2) Cable 2C x 0,3 I'appareil exterieur dolt etre egal ou superieur au poids de cables Fil accessoire de la telecommande flexibles A gaine polychloroprbne(conception 245 IEC57). (longueur du cable 10 m[32 ft],non polaire,max 500 m[1640 ft]) 3. Installer un cable de terre plus long que les autres cables. ©Telecommande filaire 4. Effectuez le cablage conformement aux regles de securite • Branchez les blocs de sorties comme I'indique le diagramme ci-dessous detainees dans UL1995. Attention: A Attention: • Faites attention de brancher les fils correctement. Toujours utiliser des fusib[es de la puissance indiquee. L'utilisation de fu- • Serrer fermement les vis des bornes pour les empecher de se desserrer. sibles,de fils ou de fils en cuivre a trop grande capacite peut provoquer un • Puis tirer legerement sur les fils pour vous assurer qu'ils ne bougent pas. risque de mauvats fonctionnement ou d'incendie. 8.3. Telecommande(cablee) Q Attention: 8.3.1. Pour la telecommande filaire Prendre des mesures pour eviter les fuites electriques,selon les besoins. 1)Reglage de 2 telecommandes a fil 8.2. Branchement des fits interieurs Si 2 telecommandes A fit sont connectees, regler[a premiere sur"principal"et la Procedure seconde sur"auxillaire" Pour prendre connaissance des procedures de configura- 1 Enlevez les 2 vis pour detacher le couvercle de la boite des composants elec- tion, consultez"Selection des fonctions"dans le mode d'emploi de I'appareil inte- tnques neur 2 Faites passer chaque cable par le point d'entree des cables et introduisez-les 8,3.2. Pour telecommande sans fil infrarouge dans la boite des composants electriques (Procurez-vous le cable d'alimentation 1)Lieu d'installation et le cable de connexion entre les unites exteneure et interieure Iocalement at uti- •A I'abn des rayons directs du solei) lisez la telecommande filaire fournie avec I'unite) A 1'ecart de toute source de chaleur. 3 Raccorder solidement les cables d'alimentation,de raccordement entree-sortie et •A I'abn des courants d'air froids(ou chauds) de la telecommande filaire aux blocs de raccordement • Lieu ou la telecommande sans fit infrarouge peut etre facilement utilisee 4 Pour]'interface radiofrequence Hors de la portee des enfants Raccorder correctement le cable electrique de ('interface radiofrequence au * Le signal peut parcounr environ 7 metres[23 ft](ligne droite)suivant 45 degres connecteur CN105(RED)du panneau du controleur interieur. vers la droite et la gauche de la ligne centrale du recepteur Raccorder correctement les fils electriques aux bomes correspondantes 2)Reglage de la reference du modele 5 Flxez les cables a I'aide de crampons a l'inteneur de la boite des composants [Fig.8-3-1](P.6) electriques TInsererles batteries 6 Remettez le couvercle du boitier des composants electriques a sa place d'origine OAppuyer sur Ie bouton SET(Definir)avec un objet dont 1'extremite est pointue (Serrer les vis du couvercle au boitier a bornes au couple de serrage de 2,0 t0,2 Commencer cette operation avec I'africhage de la telecommande sans fit infra- Nm) rouge desactive •Attachez le cable d'alimentation en courant et le cable des unites interieure/exte- ido�eLsrte r clignote et la reference du modele(G))s'allume neure a la boite de commande en vous servant d'une doullle tampon comme force @A�jpuyer sur le bouton �i de temperature pour definir le numero de modele de tension (connexion PG ou simllaire) ( ) ®Appuyer sur le bouton SET(Defimr)avec un objet dont 1'extremite est pointue A Avertissement: MooetseLe i et la reference du modele(®)s'allument pendant trois secondes, •Veuiller remettre proprement Ie couvercle de la partie electrique.Autrement, puts s'eteignent it y aura risque d'incend]e,ou de choc electrique a cause de la poussiere,de 1'eau etc.pouvant s'inflltrer. Modele d'unite interieure Reference du modele(�) • Utiliser le cable de connexion de Puri to interieure/exterieure specifie pour PEAD 026 re[ier les unites interieures et exterieures et fixer correctement le cable au bloc terminal de sorte de Wappliquer aucune pression a la section de connexion du bloc terminal. Toute connexion ou fixation incomplete du cable peut entrainer un incendie. 25 8. Installations electriques 8.4. R6glage des fonctions neurs raccord6s, lorsque ces apparels fonctionnent ensemble,s6lectionner un num6ro d'appareil 01 A 04 8.4.1. R6glage des fonctions sur I'appareil(Selection des fonctions Pour sp6afier tous les apparels int6neurs parmi deux,trots ou quatre appareils de 1'apparell) int6neurs raccordds lorsque ces appareils fonctionnent ensemble,s6lectionner AL 1)Pour t6l6commande cabl6e[Fig.84-1](P.7) Se reporter au tableau des fonctions 2. 1.Modification des r6glages de pression statique externe. 2)Pour t6l6commande sans fil infrarouge • Vellez a changer le r6glage de la pression statique ext6neure selon le conduit et la [Fig.84-2](P.7) grille utilis6s (D Hour button(bouton Heure) 1Q @ Minute button(bouton Minute) • S61ectionnez"Service"dans le menu g6n6ral pws appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIR] ©TEMP button(bouton Temperature) • S61ectionnez"Function settings"(R6glage des fonctions)a I'aide du bouton[F1] Qo TEMP button(bouton Temperature) ou[F2]pwON/OFF button(bouton Marche/Arret)s appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIR] QQ CHECK button(bouton Wrification) 1.Modification des r6glages de pression statique externe. • R6glez les adresses de r6frig6rant des unit6s int6rieures et le nombre d'umt6s A . Vedlez 6 changer le r6glage de la pression statique ext6neure selon le conduit et la I'aide des boutons[F1]a[F4],pws appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIX]pour valider grille utilis6s le r6glage actuel @Acc6dez au mode de s6lection de fonction. <Contr6le du No.Unities int6rieure> Appuyez deux fors de suite sur le bouton CHECK(Wrification)O Une pression sur le bouton[CHOIX]d6marre le ventdateur de I'unit6 inteneure.Si (Effectuez cette op6ration quand I'afficheur de la t6l6commande est 6teint) t'unit6 est commune,ou lorsque toutes les unit6s toument,les ventilateurs de toutes ceec (Wrification)s'6claire et"00"clignote. Din- les unrt6s int6rieures conespondant a i'adresse de r6frig6rant d6marrent. Appuyez une foes sur le bouton TEMP(Temp6rature)©pour sp6cifier"50" Din- gez la t6l6commande sans fl vers Ie r6cepteur de I'appareil rnt6rieur et appuyez aQ sur Ie bouton Hour(Heure)(�) • Une foes la collecte de donn6es termm6e depurs les unit6s int6rieures, les 0R6glage du num6ro d'apparel r6glages actuels apparaissent en surbrnllance Les 616ments qui ne sont pas en Appuyer sur les boutons TEMP(Temp6rature)©et @ pour r6gler le num6ro de surbnllance indiquent qu'aucune fonction nest rdgl6e L'aspect de 1'6cran vane I'unit6 sur 01-04 ou AL. Dinger la t6lecommande sans fit vers le r6cepteur de en fonction du r6glage"N°unit6" I'unrt6 int6rieure et appuyer sur le bouton Minute(Minute)©. @S61ection d'un mode ® Entrer 08 pour modifier le r6glage de la pression statique externe A('aide des bou- • Utilisez le bouton [F1] ou [F2] pour d6placer le curseur pour s6lectionner la tons©et valeur du mode,pws modifiez-le a I'aide du bouton[F3]ou[F4] Dingez la tel6commande sans fil vers Ie r6cepteur de I'appareil int6neur et appuyez sur le bouton Hour(Heure)0 Pression statique ext6neure No de r6glage du mode No 08 No de reglage du mode No 10 Num6ro de r6glage actual 1=1 bip(une seconde) 35 Pa[0,14 in.WG] 2 1 2=2 baps(une seconde chacun) 50 Pa[0,20 in WG](en usrne) 3 1 3=3 baps(une seconde chacun) ®S6lection du num6ro de r6glage 70 Pa[0,28 in WG] 1 2 Utiliser les boutons © at O pour modifier le r6glage de la pression statique 100 Pa[0,40 in WG] 2 2 externe a utiliser 150 Pa[0,60 in WG] 3 2 Dingez la t6l6commande sans fil vers Ie d6tecteur de I'appareil int6neur at 5 appuyez sur le bouton Hour(Heure)Q @Pour r6gler la pression statique externe • Une foes les r6glages termin6s,appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIX]pour transmettre R6pker les 6tapes @ et®pour r6gler Ie num6ro du mode sur 10 les donn6es de r6glage du contr6leur A distance aux unit6s rnt6neures ©Termrnez la s6lection des fonctions • Une foes la transmission termrn6e,1'6cran R6glage des fonctions reapparait Dingez la telecommande sans fil vers le detecteur de I'appareil int6neur at appuyez sur le bouton ON/OFF(Marche/Arret) 2.Autres fonctions OS61ectronner le num6ro d'appareil 00 pour les r6glages (R6glages pour tous les Remarque: apparels rnt6rreurs) • Lorsque les r6glages des fonctions soot chang6s apr6s ('installation ou Se reporter au tableau des fonctions 1 1'entretien, veillez 6 enregistrer les changements en les cochant dans la (2)S6lectionner les num&ros de r6glage 01 a 04 ou AL pour ces r6glages (R6glages colonne"Cocher"du tableau de fonctions. pour chaque apparel int6neur) 3)R6glage de la tension d'alimentation(Tableau des fonctions 1) Pour sp6cifier I'appareil rnt6rieur dans un syst6me rndrvrduel, s6lectionner le .Toulours veller a modifier Ie r6glage de tension en fonction de I'alimentation utdr- numdro d'appareil 01 see Pour sp6crfier chaque apparel int6neur parmi deux,trots ou quatre apparels int6- Tableau des fonctions 1 Selectionner I'appared num6ro 00 Mode Param&tre No de Mode No de r6glage R6glage initial Cocher Restaurationautomatiqueapr6sune coupuredecourant•1.2 Non disponible 01 1 O (FONCTION DE REMISE EN MARCHE AUTOMATIQUE) Disponible 2 Moyenne de fonctionnement de I'appareil rnt6rreur 1 Q D6tection de la tempdrature rnt6neure R6gl6e par la t6l6commande de i'apparerl int6neur 02 2 D6tecteur interne de la t6l6commande 3 Non support6e 1 O Connectivit6 LOSSNAY Supportee(I'appareil inteneur nest pas 6gtup6 d'une prise d'air ext6neure) 03 2 Support6e(I'appareil int6neur est 6gwp6 d'une pnse d'air ext6neure) 3 230V 1 O Tension d'alrmentatron 208V 04 2 Cycle de pr6servatron de 1'6nergre actrv6 automatiquement 05 1 O Mode automatique Cycle de pr6servatron de 1'6nergie d6sactrvd automatrquement 2 26 8. Installations electriques Tableau des fonctions 2 Selectionner les appareils numero 01 a 04 ou tous les appareils(AL[telecommande avec fill/07[telecommande sans fill) Mode Parametre No de Mode No de reglage Reglage initial Cocher 100 Hr 1 Signe du filtre 2500 Hr 07 2 Pas d'indicateur de signe du filtre 3 Q Pression statique externe RBglagedunumero RBglagedunumero 1 de mode n'08 de mode n"10 08 2 35 Pa[0,14 in WG] 2 1 3 O Pression statique exterreure 50 Pa 10,20 in WG](en usine) 3 1 70 Pa[0,28 in WG] 1 2 1 O 100 Pa[0,40 in WG] 2 2 10 2 150 Pa[0 60 in WG] 3 2 3 *1 Lorsque I'alimentation electrique est retablie,le climatiseur se met en marche apres 3 minutes ou 1 minute(charmere sur appareil exterieur) •2 La configuration initiale de la restauration automatique en cas de coupure d'electricite depend du branchement de I'appareil exteneur Remarque:Si la fonction d'un appareil mteneur a ete changee en selectionnant un autre fonction apres('installation,toulours indiquer le contenu en saisissant un Q ou une autre marque dans la case a cocher approprree des tableaux 9. Marche d'essai 9.1. Avant la marche d'essal 3 Apres avoir connecte les cables au compresseur,celur-ci commence a chauffer / Lorsque('installation,le tuyautage et le cablage des appareils interieur et des qu'il est sous tension Apres avoir mis sous tension le compresseur pendant exterieur sont termines,verifier I'absence de fuites de refrigerant,la fixa- les durees indrquees a-dessous,mesurer de nouveau la resistance de]'isolation tion des cables d'alimentation et de commande,('absence d'erreur de pola- • La resistance de ]'isolation chute en raison de ]'accumulation de refngerant rite et controler qu'aucune phase de I'alimentation nest deconnectee. dans le compresseur La resistance depassera 1 Mfg apres que le compresseur / Utiliser un megohm-metre de 500 V pour s'assurer que la resistance entre a chauffe pendant deux ou trois heures. les terminaux d'alimentation electrique et la terre soit au moins de 1,0 Mit. (Le temps mis par le compresseur pour chauffer vane selon les conditions / Ne pas effectuer ce test sur les terminaux des cables de controle(circuit a atmospheriques et I'accumulation de refrigerant) basse tension). • Pour faire fonctionner le compresseur dans lequel s'est accumule du refnge- 0 Avertissement: rant,rl est necessaire de le faire chauffer pendant au moms 12 heures afin d'evi- Ne pas utiliser le climatiseur si la resistance de('isolation est inferieure a 1,0 MO. ter toute defaillance Resistance de('isolation 4 Si la resistance de('isolation depasse 1 Mit,le compresseur nest pas defectueux Apres('installation ou apres la coupure prolongee de la source d'alimentation, la A Attention: resistance de('isolation chutera en delta d'1 Mi2 en raison de['accumulation de refri- • Le compresseur fonctionnera uniquement si les connexions des phases de gerant dans le compresseur II ne s'agit pas d'un dysfonctionnement Respectez les ('alimentation electrique sont correctes. procedures suivantes. • Mettez Pappareil sous tension au moins 12 heures avant de le faire fonction- 1 Retirer les cables du compresseur et mesurer la resistance de]'isolation du com- ner. presseur. La mise en marche de I'appareil immediatement apres sa mise sous tension pour- 2 Si la resistance de('isolation est inferieure a 1 Mit,le compresseur est defaillant raft provoquer de serieux degats aux elements internes Ne mettez pas I'appareil ou du refngerant s'est accumule dans le compresseur hors tension pendant la saison de fonctionnement 9.2. Marche d'essal 9.2.1. Utilisation de la telecommande filaire 1 Lisez attentivement le manuel d'utilisation avant le test fonctions (En particulier les rubnques relatives a[a secunte) Etape 1 Mettez sous tension. • Telecommande le systeme se met en mode de demarrage et le temoin d'alimentation de la telecommande(vert)et le message"PLEASE WAIT"(Vewllez patienter) clignotent.Tant que[a lampe et le message clignotent,la telecommande ne peut pas etre utiles6e Attendez que le message"PLEASE WAIT"(Veurl[ez patienter)ne sort plus affrche avant d'utiliser la telecommande Apres la mise sous tension,le message"PLEASE WAIT"(Veuillez patienter)s'affrche pendant environ 2 minutes. • Panneau du contr6leur interieur.LED 1 est allume,LED 2 est allume(sr I'adresse est 0)ou eternt(si I'adresse nest pas 0),et LED 3 clignote • Panneau du controleur exteneur LED 1 (vert)et LED 2(rouge)sont allumes (Une fors le demarrage du systeme termrne,LED 2 s'eternt)Sr le panneau du controleur exteneur dispose d'un affichage numerique,[-]et[-]s'affichent alternativement,a mtervalle d'une seconde Sr le systeme ne fonctionne pas correctement apres execution des procedures de['etape 2 et suivantes,les causes suivantes doivent etre recherchees et corrigees le cas echeant (Les sympt6mes cr-dessous se prodwsent en mode de test fonctions "Startup"(Demarrage)dans le tableau se refere a I'affichage LED mentionne plus haut) Symptomes en mode de test fonctions Affichage LED PANNEAU EXTERIEUR Cause Affichage de la telecommande <>rndique affichage numerique La telecommande affiche"PLEASE WAIT" Apres affichage de"startup"(demarrage), ' Apres mise sous tension,"PLEASE WAIT'(Veuillez patienter)est (Veurllez patienter)et est rnutilrsable seul le temoin vert s'allume.<00> affiche pendant 2 minutes pendant le demarrage du systeme (Normal) Apres affichage de"startup"(demarrage),les • Mauvarse connexion du bloc de sorties exteneur(R,S,T et S1, Apres mise sous tension,"PLEASE WAIT" temoins vert(une foes)et rouge(une foes) S2,S3) 1 (Veurllez patienter)est affiche pendant 3 minutes clignotent en altemance <F1> pws un code d'erreur s'affrche. Apres affichage de"startup"(demarrage),les • Le connecteur du drsposrtrf de protection de I'appareil exterieur temoms vert(une fors)et rouge(deux foes) est ouvert clignotent en altemance <F3,F5,F9> Apres affichage de"startup"(demarrage),les • Cablage Incorrect entre I'appareil interieur et I'appareil exteneur Rien ne s'affiche meme Iorsque la temoms vert(deux fois)et rouge(une fors) (mauvarse polante pour S1,Sz,S3) telecommande est activee (Le temorn de clignotent en altemance <EA Eb> • Court-circuit du fil de transmission de la telecommande fonctionnement ne s'allume pas) Apres affichage de"startup"(demarrage), ' 11 n'y a pas d'appared exteneur dont I'adresse est 0 (L'adresse seul le temoin vert s'allume <00> est autre que 0) • Circuit du fil de transmission de la telecommande ouvert L'affichage apparait mals s'efface rapidement Apres affichage de"startup"(demarrage), • Apres utilisation de la fonctron d'annulation,toute utilisation est meme Iorsque la telecommande est utrlrsee seul le temoin vert s'allume <00> impossible pendant environ 30 secondes (Normal) 27 9. Marche d'essai Etape 2 Placez la telecommande sur"Test run"(Test fonctions) Dans le Menu SAV,selecttonnez"Test run"(Test fonctlons)puts appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIX] [Fig.9-2-1](P.7) Dans le Menu test de fonctionnement,selecttonnez"Test run"(Test fonctlons)puts appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIX] [Fig.9-2-2](P.7) Le test fonctlons demarre et I'ecran Test fonctlons s'affiche Etape 3Effectuez le test fonctions et verifiez la temperature du courant d'air et le volet automatique. �)Appuyez sur le bouton[F1]pour changer de mode de fonctionnement [Fig.9-2-3](P 7) Mode de refroidissement verifiez si la soufflene souffle de I'air froid Mode de chauffage vertftez si la soufflene souffle de fair chaud Etape 4 Verifiez le fonctionnement du ventilateur de['apparel[exterieur. La vitesse du ventilateur de I'appareil exterieur est commandee de maniere a controler les performances de I'appareil En fonction de la temperature de I'air ambiant,Ie ven- tilateur tournera a faible vitesse et continuera a tourney a Bette vitesse a morns que les performances ne soient insufftsantes Par consequent,]event exterieur peut provoquer I'arret du ventilateur,ou sa rotation en Sens inverse,mats ceci ne constitue pas un probleme Etape 5 Arrdtez le test fonctions. (DAppuyez sur le bouton[ON/OFF](Marche/Arret)pour arnMer le test fonctions (Le Menu test de fonctionnement s'affiche) Remarque si une erreur s'affiche sur la telecommande,voir le tableau ci-dessous LCD Description du dysfoncttonnement LCD Description du dysfoncttonnement LCD Description du dysfonctionnement P1 Erreur du capteur d'admission Pg Erreur du capteur sur tuyaux(tuyau a parol double) Erreur du capteur sur tuyaux(tuyau Erreur de fuite(systeme de P2 PA Erreur de communication entre la de Itquide) refrigerant) EO—E5 Erreur du moteur de['apparel[ telecommande et['apparel[interteur P4 Connecteur de I'interrupteur a flotteur PB(Pb) tnteneur d'ecoulement deconnecte(CN4F) PL Circuit de refrigerant anormal P5 Securite d'ecoulement et de trop- FB Erreur du panneau du controleur plein activee tnteneur Protection contre le gel/la surchauffe U*,F* Erreur de communication entre P6 activee (*represente D tdrieur R6f rez- de['apparel[ E6—EF I'appareil interteur et I'appareil exterieur Referez-vous au exterieur un caractere diagramme de cablage de['apparel[ P8 Erreur de temperature des tuyaux alphanumerique exterieur sauf FB) Voir le tableau ci-dessous pour les details de I'afftchage LED(LED 1,2 et 3)du panneau du contr6leur interteur LED1 (alimentation du micro-ordinateur) Indique si I'alimentation est fournte au controleur Ce temotn dolt tou)ours etre allume LED2(alimentation de la telecommande) Indique si I'alimentation est fournte a Ia telecommande ftlaire Ce temotn s'allume uniquement pour I'appareil tnteneur raccorde a I'appareil exterieur dont I'adresse est 0 LED3(communication entre les appareils Indique st les apparels tnteneur et exterieur communiquent Ce temotn dolt toutours clignoter tnteneur et exterieur) Remarque: Si I'appareil fonctionne de maniere continue pendant une marche d'essai,it s'arrete apres 2 heures. 9.3. Auto-verification / Pour en savoir plus,consulter le manuel d'installation fourni avec chaque telecommande. 1, Thermostat radiofrequence non etabli. - Consultez les tableaux suivants pour obtenir de plus amples informations sur les codes de verification (Telecommande sans ft1) [Schema de sortie A] Emission de bips Bip Bip Sip Bip Bip Bip Bip Schema de Repete -- -- dignotement H �� ter 2eme 3eme xieme� � ler 2eme dutemoin Auk Marche Marche Marche Marche Arret Marche Marche OPERATION ~J 2,5 sec environ 0,5 sec 0,5 sec 0,5 sec 0,5 sec 2,5 sec environ 0,5 sec 0,5 sec Lancementdela INDICATOR veifuabon (lemon de automabque(Sgnalde Y , fonctionnement) lanwentW) Le nombre de clignotements/bips du schema indique le code Le nombre de clignotements/bips du schema indique de verification du tableau suivant(par ex,n=5 pour"135") le code de verification du tableau suivant [Schema de sortie B] Emission de bips (�Bip�[ Bip Bip Bip Bip Bip Bip Schema de [f —___ /`— _ Repete dignotemenl �> � �� � ler 2eme 3eme xl ame' � ter 2eme dutemoin Arret Marche Marche Marche Marche Marche Artet Marche Marche Marche OPERATIONLncementde�f 2,5 sec environ 3 sec environ 0,5 sec 0,5 sec 0,5 sec 0,5 sec 2,5 sec environ 3 sec environ 0,5 sec 0,5 sec eb INDICATOR u2dioabon (lemoin de aulomatique(Signalde fonctionnement) nmt,�u) Le nombre de clignotements/bips du schema indique Ie code de Le nombre de clignotements/bips du schema venfication du tableau suivant(par ex,n=5 pour"U2") mdique le code de verification du tableau suivant 28 9. Marche d'essai [Type de message A]Erreurs detectees par I'appared mteneur Telecommande sans fil Thermostat infrarouge radiofrequence de telecommande a fil Bips/Clignotement du temoin Sympt6me Remarque OPERATION INDICATOR Code de contr6le (Nombre de foes) 1 P1 Erreur de detecteur d'entree d'air 2 P2,P9 Erreur de detecteur de tuyau(ligwde ou tuyau a 2 phases) 3 E6,E7 Erreur de communication entre les appareils inteneur et exteneur 4 P4 Erreur de detecteur d'ecoulement 5 P5 Erreur de pompe d'ecoulement 6 P6 Protection contre le gel/les surchauffes 7 EE Erreur de communication entre les apparels mteneur at exteneur 8 P8 Erreur de temperature des tuyaux 9 E4 Erreur de reception des signaux de la telecommande i 10 — — 11 — — 12 Fb Erreur du systeme de commande de I'appared interieur(erreur de memoire,etc) Aucun son -- Aucune correspondance [Type de message B]Erreurs detectees par un autre apparel que I'appared mterieur(apparel exteneur,etc) Telecommande sans fil Thermostat infrarouge radiofrequence de telecommande a fil Bips/Clignotement du temoin Symptome Remarque OPERATION INDICATOR Code de contr6le (Nombre de foes) 1 E9 Erreur de communication entre les apparels mteneur et exteneur(Erreur de transmission)(Appareil exteneur) 2 UP Interruption des sunntensites du compresseur 3 U3,U4 Ouverture/Court-circuit des thermistances de I'appareil exterieur 4 OF Interrupteur des surnntensites du compresseur(Lorsque le compresseur est ver- roudle) 5 U2 Temperature de la sortie d'air anormalement elevee/49C en fonctionnemenUrefri- gerant insuffisant 6 U1,Ud Pression anormalement elevee(63H en fonctionnement)/Protection contre les surchauffes Pour le detail,verifiez I'afficheur 7 U5 Temperature du dissipateur de chaleur anormale LED de la carte de commande 8 U8 Arrdt de la protection du ventdateur de I'appareil exteneur exteneure 9 U6 Interruption des sunntensites du compresseur/Anomalie du module d'alimenta- tion 10 U7 Anomalie du chauffage super chaud en raison d'une fable temperature de sortie d'air 11 U9,UH Anomalie telle qu'une surintensite ou une baisse de tension et signal synchrone anormal sur le circuit principal/Erreur de detection de courant 12 — — 13 — — 14 Autres Autres erreurs(Reportez-vous au manuel technique de I'appared exterieur) *1 Si le bip ne retentit pas de nouveau apres la reception des deux bips mitiaux confirmant le signal de demarrage de I'autocontrole et si le temoin OPERATION INDICATOR ne s'allume pas,les erreurs ne seront pas enregistrees *2 Si le bip retentit trots lois de suite"bip,bip,bip(0,4+0,4+0,4 sec)"apres la reception des deux bips initiaux confirmant le signal de demarrage de I'autocon- trole,I'adresse de refrigerant speafiee nest pas correcte. • Sur la telecommande sans fil infrarouge La sonnene continue de la section de reception de I'appareil Interleur retentit Cllgnotement du temoin de fonctionnement • Sur la telecommande sans fil Code de verification affiche sur I'afficheur LCD 1 { �j 1 i 7 29 9. Marche d'essai • Si I'appareil ne fonctionne pas correctement apres la marche d'essai ci-dessus,reportez-vous au tableau sulvant pour resoudre le probleme Sympt6me Cause Telecommande sans fil LED 1,2(CC[de I'appareil exteneur) Pendant les 2 minutes Apres 1'eclairage de la LED 1,2,la LED 2 Dans les 2 minutes environ qui swvent la mise sous ten- VEUILLEZ ATTENDRE environ qui swvent la s'etemt,et seule la LED 1 reste eclairee sion,la telecommande ne peut pas etre utdisee,parce que mise sous tension (Fonctionnement correct) Ie systeme est mis en route (Fonctionnement correct) • Le connecteur du dispositif de protection de I'appareil exte- VEUILLEZ ATTENDRE-Code d'erreur Seuie la LED 1 est eclairee -Les LED 1 et 2 neur nest pas raccorde clignotent • Cablage inverse ou avec phase ouverte du bormer d'ali- Environ 2 minutes mentation de I'appareil exteneur(L1,L2,L3) Les messages n'apparaissent pas apres la"mise sous meme lorsque le commutateur de tension Seule la LED 1 est eclairee.-Les LED 1 et 2 • Cablage incorrect entre les appareils interieur et exteneur fonctionnement est sur ON(le- clignotent deux foes,la LED 2 chgnote une (polante incorrecte de S1,S2,S3) temoin de fonctionnement ne fols • Court-circuit sur le cable de la telecommande s'allume pas) Dans les conditions repertoriees ci-avant,le phenomene swvant se prodwt a_u mveau de la telecommande sans fil mfrarouge Aucun signal n'accepte par la telecommande • Le temom OPE chgnote r • La sonnerie timet un court cliquetis Remarque: Le fonctionnement nest pas possible durant les 30 secondes su[vant I'annulation de la selection d'une fonction.(Fonctionnement correct) 9.4. FONCTION DE REDEMARRAGE AUTOMATIQUE Carte du controleur interieur Le present modele est equipe d'une FONCTION DE REMISE EN MARCHE AUTOMATIQUE Lorsque I'appareil interieur est contr61e a I'aide de la telecommande,le mode de fonctionnement,la temperature reglee et Ia wtesse du ventilateur sont memorises par la carte du contr6leur interieur La fonction de redemarrage automatique remet I'appareil en service au moment o6 la tension secteur est retablie apres une coupure de courant Regler la FONCTION DE REMISE EN MARCHE AUTOMATIQUE avec la telecommande.(Mode No 01) 10. Fonction d'entretien aise Les donnees de maintenance,telles que la temperature de I'echangeur thermique et le courant de fonctionnement du compresseur de I'appareil interieur/exterieur,peuvent etre affichees a['aide de la fonction"Smooth maintenance"(Entretien facile) *Ceci ne peut pas etre effectue en mode d'essai. *En fonction de la combinaison avec I'appareil exterieur,Ceci peut ne pas etre pris en charge par certains modeles. [Fig.10-0-1](P.8) • Selectionnez"Service"dans Main menu(menu general)puss appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIX] • Selectionnez"Check"(Verif)a['aide du bouton[F1]ou[F2]pws appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIX] • Selectionnez"Smooth maintenance"(Entretien facile)a['aide du bouton[F1]ou[F2]puis appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIX] z�[Fig.10-0-2](P.8) Selectionnez chaque element • S61ectionnez I'element a modifier a I'aide du bouton[F1]ou[F2] • Selectionnez le reglage regws a I'aide du bouton[F3]ou[F4] Reglage"Ref address"(Adresse ref) Reglage"Stable mode"(Mode stable) "Cool"(Froid)/"Heat'(Chaud)/"Normal" •Appuyez sur le bouton[CHOIX],le fonctionnement stable demarre. *Stable mode(mode Stable)prend environ 20 minutes [Fig 10-0-31(P.8) Les donnees de fonctionnement apparaissent La duree cumulative de fonctionnement du compresseur(COMP run)est expnmee en unites de 10 heures,et le nombre de cycles marche/arret(COMP On/Oft)en unites de 100 foes(sans fractions) Naviguer dans les ecrans • Pour revemr au Menu general Bouton[MENU] • Pour revemr a I'ecran precedent . Bouton[RETOUR] `L 30 11. Entretien 11.1. Charge de Gaz Remarque. [Fig.11-1-1](P.8) En cas d'ajout de refrigerant,respecter la quantite precisee pour le cycle de refnge- O Appared mteneur ration ©Raccord /i Attention: ©Conduite de ligwde Ne pas decharger le refrigerant dans I'atmosphere. O Conduit de gaz refrigerant Faire attention de ne pas decharger le r6frig6rant dans I'atmosphbre durant O Robinet d'arret ('installation,une nouvelle installation ou la reparation du circuit refrigerant. O Appareil exterieur • En cas de supplement de charge,charger le refrigerant sous sa forme liqulde ©Vanne de fonctionnement du cylindre de refrigerant partir d'un cylindre de gaz. Q Cylindre de gaz refrigerant pour R410A,avec siphon OO Refrigerant(ligwde) Si le refrigerant est charge sous sa forme gazeuse,sa composition risque de OO Echelle electronique pour la charge de refngerant se modifier a['interieur du cylindre et dans I'apparejl exterieur.Dans ce cas, 0 Conduits flexible de chargement(pour le R410A) la capacite de refroidissement du refrigerant diminue ou Ie fonctionnement ©Jauge collectnce(pour le R410A) normal pout meme s'averer impossible.Attention:une charge trop rapide de O Prise de service tout le refrigerant liquide risque de bloquer le compresseur;des lors,nous 1.Raccorder le tuyau de gaz au port de service de la vanne d'arret(A 3 voles). conseillons de charger le refrigerant lentement. 2.Purger['air du tuyau raccorde au tuyau de gaz refrigerant. Pour malntenlr une pression elevee dans le cylindre de gaz,le rechauffer avec de 3.Ajouter la quantite speciftee de refrigerant,pendant que le climatiseur font- I'eau chaude (d'une temperature inferieure a 40 T [104°F]) pendant la salson / tionne en mode rafraichissement. frolde Ne jamais utiliser une flamme wve ou de la vapeur pour effectuer tette ops- - ration 1 t v t f 3 31 i i I l_1 This product is designed and intended for use in the residential, commercial and light-industrial environment. S Please be sure to put the contact address/telephone number on this manual before handing it to the customer. i~ MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION HEAD OFFICE TOKYO BLDG.,2-7-3,MARUNOUCHI,CHIYODA-KU,TOKYO 100-8310,JAPAN KJ79F751H03 Printed in Mexico AAMITSUBISHI Mir. SL11M k ELECTRIC Air-Conditioners PEADA09, 12.'J, 5 18 24 30 36 42AA7 OPERATION MANUAL FOR USER For safe and correct use,please read this operation manual thoroughly before operating the air-conditioner unit. 11�i MANUEL D'UTILISATION I POURL'UTILISATEUR Pour une utilisation correcte sans rnsques,veuillez lire le manuel d'utilisation en entier avant d_e vous server du �-TF climatiseur. Contents 1.Safety Precautions................................................................. 5. Emergency Operation for IRWireless Remote Controller......8 2. Parts Names..................... ..... ... ..................................... .....2 6 Care andCleoning-- ^—. . —. . ................................. . ':...8 3. Operation. ' ' .................. .... . . . ' ' . ... .... .................. . ...S 7.Trouble Shooting............. . ....... ................................. ...... ...9 4.Timer......................................... ... ......... . .............................8 8.Specifications......... . . --- -----------. . ..... .... O 1. Safety Precautions 10- Before installing the unit,make sure you read all the"Safety Symbols used in the text Precautions". Zt Warning: lo- The"Safety Precautions"provide very important points regard- Describes precautions that should be observed to prevent danger ing safety.Make sure you follow them. of injury or death to the user. lio- Please report to or take consent by the supply authority before connection to the system. Zt Caution: Describes precautions that should be observed to prevent damage � u,the unit. Symbols used in the illustrations ----� indicates opart which must bagrounded dtWarning: ' ^ nese appliances are not accessible to the general public. This appliance can be used by children aged from oyears and above ^ The unit must not ueinstalled bythe user.Ask the dealer o,on and persons with reduced physical,sensory o,mental capabilities authorized company m install the unit. If the unit is installed in- o,lack ofexperience and knowledge if they have been given supop propedy,nmmer|eahogo'o|octrics»ochorfin,maymou|t. vision o,instruction concerning use ofthe appliance inasafe way ^ Do not stand on,o,place any items on the unit. . and understand the hora,uo involved.Children shall not play with ^ on not splash water over the unit and do not touch the unit with the appliance.C|ouninQ and user maintenance ahoU nuu he mad* wet hands.Ano|nntncshock may mou|t. bycm|dvnnwithoutsupervision. ^ Do not spray combustible goo close tothe unit.Fire may result. ^ This appliance is not intended for use by persons(including chi|' ^ oonot place agas heater o,any other open-flame appliance where dmn) xvit» reduced physical, sensory ormental capubi|iUen, o, itwill uoexposed u,the air discharged from the unit.Incomplete lack ufexperience and knowledge, unless they have been given combustion may result. supervision o,instruction concerning use ofthe appliance bya ^ oonot remove the front panel o,the fan guard from the outdoor person responsible for their safety. ' unit when itis running. . ^ Children should besupervised mmensure that they donot play with ' ^ When you notice exceptionally abnormal noise o,vibration,stop the appliances. 'opuragiun.turn off the power switch,and contact your dealer. ^ When installing o,m|o�ting.p,uemicingthe air uundiUono�use � ` ^ Never inuefingers,aUuks�c.into the imaxauorovU�s. only the specified r�,igenont(R41V4)oncharge the refrigerant ^ |fyou detect odd smells, stop using the unit, turn off the power lines.oonot mix itwith any other refrigerant and donot allow air switch and consult your dealer.Otherwise,obreakdown,electric tnremain mthe lines. shock orfire may result. |fair iamixed with the refrigerant,then itcan bothe cause of ^ This air conditioner isNOT intended for use bychildren orinfirm abnormal high pressure inthe refrigerant line,and may result in persons without supervision. anexplosion and other hazards. ^ Young children must uesupervised»oensure that they donot play The use orany refrigerant other than that specified for the with the air conditioner. system will cause mechanical failure o,system malfunction n, ^ If the refrigeration gas blows out o,leaks,stop the operation ofthe air unit breakdown.|nthe worst case,this could lead tnaserious conditioner,thoroughly ventilate the room,and contact your dealer. impediment»msecuring product safety. ^ This appliance iointended toboused byexpert o,trained users in ~ shops,inlight industry and onfarms,o,for commercial use bYlay persons. 2t Caution: Disposing mfthe unit ^ oonot use any sharp object mopush the buttons,asthis may dam- When you need oudispose n[the unit,consult your dealer. age the remote controller. ^ Never block orcover the indoor o,outdoor unit's intakes o,outlets. 2. Parts Names 0Indoor Unit 0PEAo`AAA7 Ceiling Concealed Fan steps 3 steps Vane Louver Filter Normal Filter cleaning indication 2 2. Parts Flames ■Remote controller(Optional parts) Radio frequency interface Wired remote controller IR wireless remote controller ©_,,[_RF c OWOFF GTEW RF thermostat 0000 O � � _L 0000 ■Wired Remote Controller Controller interface The functions of the function buttons change depending on the screen. Refer to the button function guide that appears at the bottom of the LCD for the functions they serve on a given screen. When the system is centrally controlled,the button function guide that corresponds to the locked button will not appear. Main display Main menu 14 39 Fn Main Main menu 1/3 1-_—.__ !Vane Lower V-L(Lo—Y) W Room'37 En High power Timer Cool Set temp Auto weekly llmer ou aaem mode r OWE 0�/"'Wo oo i Function guide 4 3 2 1 Function buttons (J)[ON/OFF] button ©ON/OFF lamp Press to turn ON/OFF the indoor unit. This lamp lights up in green while the unit is in operation.It blinks while OO [SELECT] button the remote controller is starting up or when there is an error Press to save the setting. 0 Function button [F1] Main display Press to change the operation mode [RETURN]button Main menu:Press to move the cursor down Press to return to the previous screen. '®Function button [F2] ®[MENU]button Main display:Press to decrease temperature. Press to bring up the Main menu Main menu Press to move the cursor up. ®Backlit LCD O9 Function button [F3] Operation settings will appear Main display.Press to increase temperature. When the backlight is off,pressing any button turns the backlight on Main menu:Press to go to the previous page. and it will stay lit for a certain period of time depending on the screen When the backlight is off,pressing any button turns the backlight on 10 Function button [F4] and does not perform its function.(except for the[ON/OFF]button) Main display.Press to change the fan speed Main menu Press to go to the next page ' 3 2. Parts Names Display The main display can be displayed in two different modes:"Full"and"Basic" The factory setting Is"Full' To switch to the"Basic"mode,change the setting on the Main display setting (Refer to operation manual Included with remote controller) <Full mode> <Basic mode> 'All icons are displayed for explanation 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 2 i _ 14;30 Frl 3 14:30 Fri, ' 0 20 a c 0' —Room 83°F � J �- .��—� 21 I� Cool Set temp. ji -,-; ll� - ;; �—=+ Cool Set temp. ! emp. Il I I I 4 830F 11 i .d��;—o 830F MP. 22 2 5 5 )Operation mode i3 Indoor unit operation mode appears here. Appears when the On/Off timer,Night setback,or Auto-off timer func- tion Is enabled ' Preset temperature ®O appears when the timer is disabled by the centralized control Preset temperature appears here system. ®Clock(See the Installation Manual.) 1a 1t? Current time appears here Appears when the Weekly timer Is enabled ®Fan speed 1s Q Fan speed setting appears here Appears while the units are operated in the energy-save mode (Will not appear on some models of Indoor units) 0 Button function guide s Functions of the corresponding buttons appear here. 'O BU Appears while the outdoor units are operated in the silent mode. 6 Appears when the ON/OFF operation is centrally controlled i ❑ QVA Appears when the built-in thermistor on the remote controller Is actl- 0 TX vated to monitor the room temperature(11) Appears when the operation mode Is centrally controlled. M appears when the thermistor on the Indoor unit is activated to 'O Bin monitor the room temperature Appears when the preset temperature Is centrally controlled 1s 'O Appears when the units are operated in the energy-save mode with 3D i-see Sensor Appears when the filter reset function Is centrally controlled. ' 19 ;/o 10 110 Indicates the vane setting Indicates when filter needs maintenance (This indication Is not available for this model) j Room temperature(See the Installation Manual.) 20 Q Current room temperature appears here Indicates the louver setting (This indication is not available for this model) Appears when the buttons are locked Indicates the ventilation setting ' 22 V1 Appears when the preset temperature range Is restricted. Most settings(except ON/OFF, mode,fan speed,temperature)can be made from the Menu screen (Refer to operation manual included with remote controller) 4 2. Parts Names ■Wireless Remote-Controller Transmission area Transmission indicator Remote controller display I �a MOOELSEIECT ��r CIJ I III Timer indicator *For explanation purposes,all of the items that appear in the display are shown. ij �►. l \ rra RMPM i *All items are displayed when the Reset but- ton is pressed v7 Operation areas ON/OFF button = Set Temperature buttons _I III�O'p l FAN . AUTO STOP Fan Speed button(Changes fan speed) �� ' DSC Timer Off button MODE I VANE AUTO START I-, - I 'y (D- ITimer On button Airflow button(Changes up/down airflow direction) I CHECK LOUVER h Hour button TEST RUN �min Minute button Mode button(Changes operation mode))-- Sq RESErI cLocrc c:r `` Set Time button(Sets the time) I Check buttonbutton(Changes left/right airflow direction) Test Run button Note(Only for wireless remote controller): Batter/installation/replacement ■When using the wireless remote controller,point it towards the receiver on the indoor unit ■If the remote controller is operated within approximately 2 minutes after power is supplied to the 1 Remove the top cover,insert 2 AAA batteries, indoor unit,the indoor unit may beep twice as the unit is performing the initial automatic check. and then install the top cover. ■The indoor unit beeps to confirm that the signal transmitted from the remote controller has been received.Signals can be received up to approximately 7 meters,275-19/32 inch in a direct line from the indoor unit in an area 45'to the left and right of the unit.However,illumination such as fluorescent lights and strong light can affect the ability of the indoor unit to receive signals. 11110, +�2 ■If the operation lamp near the receiver on the indoor unit is blinking,the unit needs to be inspected. D + Consult your dealer for service. Top cover p 3 ■Handle the remote controller carefullyl Do not drop the remote controller or subject it to strong shocks.In addition,do not get the remote controller wet or leave it in a location with high humidity. Two AAA batteries ■To avoid misplacing the remote controller,Install the holder Included with the remote controller on Insert the negative (-) a wall and be sure to always place the remote controller in the holder after use. end of each battery first Install the batteries in the correct directions ■Outdoor unit 2 Press the Reset button. 00o a Power p �0OPress the Reset button Ref.Pipes with an object that has a 0 0 Indoor-Outdoor narrow end 00 Connection were 00� 00 0 Earth 77777777777777777 Service Pane! 5 3. Operation ■About the operation method,refer to the operation manual that comes with each remote controller. 3.1. Turning ON/OFF [ON] [OFF] Press the[ON/OFF]button ==r` —' Press the[ON/OFF]button again. The ON/OFF lamp will light up in green, o The ON/OFF lamp will come off, and and the operation will start the operation will stop. i Note: Even if you press the ON/OFF button immediately after shutting down the operation is progress,the air conditioner will not start for about 3 minutes.This is to prevent the internal components from being damaged. ■Operation status memory Remote controller setting Operation mode Operation mode before the power was turned off Preset temperature Preset temperature before the power was turned off Fan speed Fan speed before the power was turned off ■Settable preset temperature range Operation mode Preset temperature range Cool/Dry 67-87°F/19-30°C Heat 63-83°F/17-28°C Auto 67-83°F/19-28°C FanNentilatlon Not settable 3.2. Mode Selection 3.3.Temperature setting 14 30 Fn Press the [F1] button to go through the op- <Cool,Dry,Heat,and Auto> eration modes in the order of"Cool", "Dry', 14.38 Fn 14 38 Fn Room 83'F® "Fan","Auto",and"Heat".Select the desired c_l Sellemp aim operation mode. 8J'F kQ Room 83.F© Room 84°F 0 U Cool set temp Auto Cool Set temp. Auto Cool Dry Fan 83°F x- 84'F 310 F1 F2 F3 F4 Illi OO O U t1 Auto Heat O O O Example display F1 F2 F3 F4 0 (Centigrade In 0 5-degree increments) -Operation modes that are not available to the connected outdoor unit models will not O ® O U appear on the display What the blinking mode icon means The mode icon will blink when other Indoor units in the same refrigerant Press the[F2]button to decrease the preset temperature, and press the system(connected to the same outdoor unit)are already operated In a [F3]button to Increase different mode In this case,the rest of the unit in the same group can •Refer to the table on page 6 for the settable temperature range for dlf- only be operated in the same mode ferent operation modes. Automatic operation •Preset temperature range cannot be set for Fan/Ventilation operation. ■According to a set temperature,cooling operation starts If the room tem- 'Preset temperature will be displayed either In Centigrade In 0.5-or 1-de- perature is too hot and heating operation starts if the room temperature gree increments, or in Fahrenheit, depending on the Indoor unit model Is too cold and the display mode setting on the remote controller. ■ During automatic operation, if the room temperature changes and re- mains 2 0°C,4°F or more above the set temperature for 15 minutes, the air conditioner switches to cool mode In the same way,If the room temperature remains 2.0°C,4°F or more below the set temperature for 15 minutes,the air conditioner switches to heat mode Cool mode 15 minutes(switches from heating to cooling) Set temperature+2 0°C,+4°F Set temperature ——— �_._ ———————- Set temperature-2 0°C,-4°F 15 minutes(switches from cooling to heating) 6 3. Operation 3.4. Fan speed setting <Navigating through the pages> 14.38 Fn Main Main menu 1/3-page Vane Louver Vent(Lossnay) High power ` Room 83°F o Timer Press[F3]to go to the previous page. Coal Set temp Weekly timer v /OU silent mode Press[F4]to go to the next page. 83•F •moi nrl Main display F1 F2 F3 F4 o F1 F2 F3 F4 X00 � X00 Press the[F4]button to go through the fan speeds in the following order <Saving the settings> Autoou silent mode Select the desired Item, and press qMTue Wed Thu Fn Sat Sun the[SELECT]button. Start Stop Silent �� ♦�'�� ♦�'��'"/ � old The screen to set the selected Item Setting display V will appear. •The available fan speeds depend on the models of connected Indoor units F1 .2 F3 Notes: O O U •The number of available fan speeds depends on the type of unit connected. •In the following cases,the actual fan speed generated by the unit <Exiting the Main menu screen> will differ from the speed shown on the remote controller display. _ Press the [RETURN] button to exit 1.While the display is in"STAND BY"or"DEFROST"states. 14.38 Fn 2.When the temperature of the heat exchanger is low in the heat- the Main menu and return to the Ing mode. Roam 83°F M Main display Cool Set temp (e.g.immediately after heating operation starts) Lf dl 83'F 3.In HEAT mode,when room temperature is higher than the tem- ® 3 perature setting. 4.When the unit is in DRY mode. OOOO 3.5. Navigating through the Main menu F1 F2 F3 F4 <Accessing the Main menu> O 5 O (� Main Main menu 1/3 Press the[MENU]button. 11,Vane Louver Vent(Lossnay) The Main menu will appear High power If no buttons are touched for 10 minutes,the screen will automatically Timer Weekly timer return to the Main display Any settings that have not been saved will OU silent mode be lost. Main display 0 O O O O <Display of unsupported functions> F1 F2 F3 F4 o Title The message at left will appear k if the user selects a function not OO U Not available supported by the corresponding Unsupported function Indoor unit model. <Item selection> Return ;Main Main menu 1/3 Press[F1]to move the cursor down. O O O Vane Louver Vent(Lossnay) Press[172]to move the cursor up High power F1 F2 F3 F4 e Cursor=/Timer Weekly timer OU silent mode V Main display J OO,3S's 3.6. Ventilation ` Do-For LOSSNAY combination F1 F2 F3 F4 •The following 2 patterns of operation are available. O O O U •Run the ventilator together with the indoor unit •Run the ventilator independently. Note: •With some model configurations,the fan on the indoor unit may come on even when you set the ventilator to run independently. Note(for IR wireless remote controller and RF thermostat): •Running the ventilator independently is not available. •No indication on the remote controller. 7 4. Timer ■Timer functions are different by each remote controller. ■Refer to the operation manual that comes with each remote controller for the details included an operation method 5. Emergency Operation for IR Wireless Remote Controller (D ONIOFF lamp(lit when unit is operating;unlit when unit is not operating) OI owoFF Emergency operation 0 n In cases where the remote control unit does not operate properly,use either the 0 COOL or'3;�HEAT button on the wireless remote control signal receiver to toggle the unit on or off On cooler only units,pushing the a HEAT button toggles the fan on and off. 2 3++Fnr ocoo� Pressing the 0 COOL or-'HEAT button selects the following settings Operation mode COOL HEAT Preset temperature 24°C/75°F 24°C/75°F Fan speed High High 6. Care and Cleaning ►Cleaning the filters Pp-Filter removal • Clean the filters using a vacuum cleaner. If you do not have a vacuum �' Caution: cleaner,tap the filters against a solid object to knock off dirt and dust. • In removing the filter, precautions must be taken to protect your • If the filters are especially dirty,wash them in lukewarm water Take care eyes from dust.Also, if you have to climb up on a stool to do the to rinse off any detergent thoroughly and allow the filters to drycompletely job,be careful not to fall. before putting them back into the unit. • When the filter is removed,do not touch the metallic parts inside the indoor unit,otherwise injury may result. Caution: • Do not dry the filters in direct sunlight or by using a heat source, ■PEAD-A•AA7 such as an electric heater:this may warp them. • Do not wash the filters in hot water(above 122°F[50°C]),as this may warp them. �� • Make sure that the air filters are always installed.Operating the unit without air filters can cause malfunction. 0 Caution: • Before you start cleaning,stop operation and turn OFF the power supply. • Indoor units are equipped with filters to remove the dust of sucked- in air.Clean the filters using the methods shown in the following sketches. • While lifting the filter knob,pull it. G)Air intake ©Air outlet ©Filter @ Knob 8 7. Trouble Shooting Having trouble? Here is the solution.(Uliit is operating normally) Air conditioner does not heat or cool well. ■ Clean the filter.(Airflow is reduced when the filter is dirty or clogged) ■ Check the temperature adjustment and adjust the set temperature. ■ Make sure that there is plenty of space around the outdoor unit.Is the indoor unit air intake or outlet blocked? ■ Has a door or window been left open? When heating operation starts,warm air does not blow from the indoor ■ Warm air does not blow until the indoor unit has sufficiently warmed up unit soon. During heating mode,the air conditioner stops before the set room tem- ■ When the outdoor temperature is low and the humidity is high, frost perature is reached may form on the outdoor unit.If this occurs,the outdoor unit performs a defrosting operation Normal operation should begin after approximately 10 minutes. When the airflow direction is changed,the vanes always move up and ■ When the airflow direction is changed,the vanes move to the set posi- down past the set position before finally stopping at the position. tion after detecting the base position A flowing water sound or occasional hissing sound is heard. ■ These sounds can be heard when refrigerant is flowing in the air con- ditioner or when the refrigerant flow is changing A cracking or creaking sound is heard. ■ These sounds can be heard when parts rub against each due to expan- sion and contraction from temperature changes The room has an unpleasant odor. ■ The indoor unit draws in air that contains gases produced from the walls, carpeting,and furniture as well as odors trapped in clothing,and then blows this air back into the room A white mist or vapor is emitted from the indoor unit ■ If the indoor temperature and the humidity are high,this condition may occur when operation starts ■ During defrosting mode,cool airflow may blow down and appear like a mist Water or vapor is emitted from the outdoor unit. ■ During cooling mode,water may form and drip from the cool pipes and points. ■ During heating mode,water may form and drip from the heat exchanger ■ During defrosting mode,water on the heat exchanger evaporates and water vapor may be emitted The operation indicator does not appear in the wired remote controller ■ Turn on the power switch."OO"will appear in the wired remote controller display.(*1) display appears in the wired remote controller display.(*1) ■ During central control, "0U" appears in the wired remote controller display and air conditioner operation cannot be started or stopped using the wired remote controller. When restarting the air conditioner soon after stopping it, it does not ■ Wait approximately three minutes operate even though the ON/OFF button is pressed (Operation has stopped to protect the air conditioner.) Air conditioner operates without the ON/OFF button being pressed (*1) ■ Is the on timer set? Press the ON/OFF button to stop operation ■ Is the air conditioner connected to a central wired remote controller? Consult the concerned people who control the air conditioner ■ Does"0U"appear in the wired remote controller display? Consult the concerned people who control the air conditioner. ■ Has the auto recovery feature from power failures been set? Press the ON/OFF button to stop operation Air conditioner stops without the ON/OFF button being pressed.(*1) ■ Is the off timer set? Press the ON/OFF button to restart operation ■ Is the air conditioner connected to a central wired remote controller? Consult the concerned people who control the air conditioner. ■ Does"QU"appear in the wired remote controller display? Consult the concerned people who control the air conditioner. Wired remote controller timer operation cannot be set (*1) ■ Are timer settings invalid? If the timer can be set,M,or 0 appears in the wired remote controller display. "PLEASE WAIT"appears in the wired remote controller display.(*1) ■ The initial settings are being performed.Wait approximately 3 minutes An error code appears in the remote controller display ■ The protection devices have operated to,protect the air conditioner. ■ Do not attempt to repair this equipment by yourself. Turn off the power switch immediately and consult your dealer.Be sure to provide the dealer with the model name and information that appeared in the remote controller display. Draining water or motor rotation sound is heard ■ When cooling operation stops,the drain pump operates and then stops Wait approximately 3 minutes The fan speed changes in spite of not changing the setting ■ Not to blow out cold air at the beginning of heating operation,the air conditioner automatically adjusts the fan speed gradually from lower to the set speed It also adjust its fan speed to protect the fan motor when return air temperature or fan speed excessively rises. *1.Only for wired remote controller 9 7. Trouble Shooting Having trouble? Here is the solution (Unit is operating normally) Noise is louder than specifications ■ The indoor operation sound level is affected by the acoustics of the particular room as shown in the following table and will be higher than the noise specification,which was measured in an echo-free room High sound Normal rooms Low sound- absorbing rooms absorbing rooms Location Broadcasting Reception Office,hotel examples studio,music room,hotel room room,etc lobby,etc Noise levels 3 to 7 dB 6 to 10 dB 9 to 13 dB Nothing appears in the IR wireless remote controller display,the display ■ The batteries are low is faint,or signals are not received by the indoor unit unless the IR remote Replace the batteries and press the Reset button. controller is close (*2) ■ If nothing appears even after the batteries are replaced,make sure that the batteries are installed in the correct directions(+,—). The operation lamp near the receiver for the IR wireless remote controller ■ The self diagnosis function has operated to protect the air conditioner on the indoor unit is blinking (*2) ■ Do not attempt to repair this equipment by yourself. Turn off the power switch immediately and consult your dealer Be sure to provide the dealer with the model name *2:Only for IR wireless remote controller 8. Specifications PEAD-A•AA7 series Item Model A09AA7 Al2AA7 A15AA7 A18AA7 Power source 208,230V 60Hz Height mm[in] 250[9-7/8] Damen- Width mm[in] 900[35-7/16] sions Depth mm[in] 732[28-7/8] Net weight kg[Ib] 26[58] 28[62] Airflow rate CFM 282-318-353 353-424-494 424-512-600 (Low-Mid-High) Fan in WG 0.14-0.20-0 28-0.40-0 60 External static pressure'' [Pa] [35/50/70/100/150] Sound level d6(A) 24-26-28 28-30-34 30-33-37 (Low-Mid-High)'' Filter Standard filter Item Model A24AA7 A30AA7 A36AA7 A42AA7 Power source 208,230V 60Hz Height mm[in] 250[9-7/8] Damen- Bions Width mm[in] 1100[43-5/16] 1 1400[55-1/8] Depth mm[in] 732[28-7/8] Net weight kg[lb] 31 [69] 39[86] 41 [91] Airflow rate CFM 512-635-741 618-742-883 847-1024-1201 1042-1254-1483 (Low-Mid-High) Fan in.WG 0 14-0 20-0 28-0 40-0 60 External static pressure" [Pa] [35/50/70/100/150] Sound level dB(A) 30-33-37 30-34-39 33-38-42 36-40-44 (Low-Mid-High)'' Filter I Standard filter Notes: 1. The external static pressure is set to 0.20 in WG(50 Pa)at factory shipment. 10 Index 1. Conslgnes de secunte....... ............ ......... ............. .............11 5. Fonctionnement d'urgence de la telecommande sans fil 2. Nomenclature .. ........... . ............ .............. .........................11 infrarouge...................................................... ......................17 3. Fonctionnement.. .................................................................15 6. Entretien et nettoyage . . ......... . . .... . .. ............ .... . .........17 4. Minuterie.. ...... .. ........... ............ ............. .........................17 7.Guide de depannage. ........... . ....... . ................... ..... . ... ...18 8.Specifications techniques.....................................................19 1. Consignes de s6curit6 ► Avant d'installer le climatiseur, lire attentivement toutes les Symboles utilises dans le texte "Conslgnes de s6curit6". &Avertissement: ► Les"Conslgnes de s6curite"reprennent des points trios im- Pr6cautions a suivre pour 6viter tout danger de blessure ou de d6c6s portants concernant la s6curit6.Veillez bien a les suivre. de Putilisateur. ► Veuillez consulter ou obtenir la permission votre compagnie &Pr6caution: d'6lectricit6 avant de connecter votre systeme. D6crit les precautions qui doivent etre prises pour 6viter d'endom- mager I'appareil. Symboles utilises dans les illustrations (1):Indique un element qui dolt etre mis a la terre. AS Avertissement: • Ces appareils ne sont pas accessibles au public. • Cet appareil est congu pour etre utilise par des utilisateurs experts • Cet appareil ne doit pas etre instaft par Putilisateur.Demander au ou sp6cialement form6s dans des ateliers,dans l'industrie 16gere revendeur ou a une socidte agre6e de['installer.Si I'appareil nest ou des exploitations agricoles,ou pour une utilisation commerciale pas correctement instal16 i1 peut y avoir un risque de fuite d'eau, par des non-spdcialistes. d'61ectrocution ou d'incendie. • Cet appareil peut etre utilis6 par des enfants de 8 ans et plus et des • Ne pas marcher sur I'appareil ni y d6poser des objets. personnes dont les capacit6s mentales,sensorielles ou physiques • Ne jamais 6clabousser I'appareil ni le toucher avec des mains sont r6duites,ou manquant d'exp6rience et de connaissances,des humides.11 pourrait en r6sulter un risque d'61ectrocution. lors qu'elles sont supervis6es ou ont regu une formation relative • Ne pas vaporiser de gaz inflammable a proximit6 de I'appareil sous a('utilisation de I'appareil et comprennent les dangers associ6s a risque Oncendie. celui-ci. Les enfants ne doivent pas jouer avec I'appareil. Le net- • Ne pas placer de chauffage au gaz ou tout autre appareil fonction- toyage et 1'entretien ne peuvent pas etre effectu6s par un enfant nant avec une flamme vive la ou it serait expos6 a 1'6chappement sans surveillance. d'air du climatiseur. Cela risquerait de provoquer une mauvaise Cet appareil nest pas congu pour etre utilis6 par des personnes combustion. (y compris des enfants)pr6sentant des capacit6s physiques,sen- • Ne pas retirer la face avant ou la protection du ventilateur de l'appa- sorielles ou mentales r6duites, ou manquant d'expdrience et de reil ext6rieur pendant son fonctionnement. connaissances, a moins qu'elles ne soient supervis6es ou aient • Si vous remarquez des vibrations ou des bruits particulierement regu des instructions relatives a('utilisation de I'appareil par une anormaux, arreter I'appareil, 6teindre Pinterrupteur et prendre personne responsable de leur s6curit6. contact avec Ie revendeur. Les enfants doivent etre surveill6s pour s'assurer qu'ils ne jouent • Ne jamais mettre des doigts,des batons,etc.dans les entr6es et pas avec I'appareil. sorties d'air. Lors de Pinstallation,du d6placement ou de Pentretien du climati- • Si vous sentez des odeurs 6tranges, arreter Pappareil, le mettre seur,n'utilisez que le r6frig6rant sp6cifi6(11410A)pour remplir les hors tension et contacter le revendeur.Si vous ne proc6dez pas tuyaux de r6frig6rant.Ne pas Ie m6langer avec un autre r6frig6rant de tette fagon,i1 pourrait y avoir risque de panne,d'61ectrocution et faire le vide d'air dans les tuyaux. ou d'incendie. Si du r6frig6rant est m6lang6 avec de I'air,tela peut provoquer des • Ne JAMAIS laisser des enfants ou des personnes handicap6es pointes de pression dans les tuyaux de r6frig6rant et entrainer une utiliser Ie climatiseur sans surveillance. explosion et d'autres risques. • Toujours surveiller que les jeunes enfants ne jouent pas avec le L'utilisation d'un r6frig6rant different de celui sp6cifi6 pour le climatiseur. climatiseur peut entrainer des d6faillances m6caniques,des dys- • Si le gaz de r6frig6rantfuit,arreter le fonctionnement du climatiseur, fonctionnements du systeme ou une panne de Pappareil.Dans le adrer convenablement la piece et prendre contact avec le revendeur. pire des cas,Cela peut entrainer un obstacle a la mise en s6curit6 du produit. 0 Pr6caution: Rangement de l'appareil • Ne pas utiliser d'objet pointu pour enfoncer les boutons car tela Lorsque vous devez ranger I'appareil,veuillez consulter votre revendeur. risquerait d'endommager la commande a distance. • Ne jamais obstruer les entr6es et sorties des appareils ext6rieurs et int6rieurs. 2. Nomenclature ■Unite interne ■PEAD-A•AA7 PEAD-A•AA7 Dissimule dans le plafond Modes du ventilateur 3 modes Ailette — Louvre — Filtre Normal Temoin de nettoyage du filtre — 11 2. Nomenclature ■Telecommande(pieces en option) Interface rad)ofrequence(RF) Telecommande a fil Telecommande sans fil infrarouge eW9FF NTeNP^ Thermostat RF ODOO O 0000 ■Telecommande filaire Interface de la telecommande Les fonctions realisees par les touches varient en fonction de I'ecran. Consultez le guide des touches en bas de 1'ecran LCD pour voir les fonctions correspondant a un ecran donne. Lorsque le systeme est pilote a distance,le guide de fonction des touches n'apparait pas pour les touches verrouillees. Ecran principal Menu general 1 14 36 Fri Main Main menu 1/3 �—--- I— - 1 Vene Louver Vent.(L—nay) fioom 83'F 0 H,eh N—r Tmer Cool Sent tnemp Auto weeely hmertmo 1 © — A 7'c_ .bio OU silent mo m _ A 1— fMi'b O U i1 , OOOO DOOO ® O to - Guide des fonctions 4 3 2 11 Touches fonctions (j)Touche[MARCHE/ARRET] ©Voyant Marche/Arret Pressez pour allumer ou eteindre['apparel[interieur. Cette lampe s'allume en vert lorsque le systeme est en fonctionne- ment Elle clignote lorsque la telecommande est en cours de demar- 0 Touche[CHOIX] rage ou en cas d'erreur Pressez pour enreg)strer les parametres (2)Touche fonction [F1] (�)Touche[RETOUR] Ecran principal Pressez pour regler le mode de fonctionnement. Pressez pour revenir a 1'ecran precedent. Menu general:Pressez pour faire descendre le curseur ®Touche[MENU] ®Touche fonction[F2] Pressez pour ouvrir le Menu general. Ecran principal Pressez pour d)minuer la temperature. OO Ecran LCD retroeclaire Menu general Pressez pour faire monter le curseur Les parametres de fonctionnement s'affichent. '&Touche fonction [F3] Lorsque le retroeclairage est eteint,appuyer sur une touche I'allume,et Ecran principal Pressez pour augmenter la temperature it reste allume pendant un certain temps en fonction de I'affichage Menu general Pressez pour revenir a 1'ecran precedent. Lorsque le retroec[airage est eteint, appuyer sur une touche ne fait ' �o Touche fonction [F4] que I'allumer, sans executer la fonction. (a 1'exception de la touche [MARCHE/ARRET]) Ecran principal Pressez pour changer la vitesse du ventilateur Menu general:Pressez pour aller a la page suivante. 12 2. Nomenclature Afficheur L'ecran principal peut etre affiche dans deux modes differents . "complet"et"basic" Le reglage usine est"complet" Pour passer au mode"basic", changez-le dans 1'ecran principal (Reportez-vous au manuel d'utilisation Inclus avec la telecommande) <Mode complet> <Mode baslc> Toutes les icbnes sont affichees pour la comprehension 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 2 14•30�;Fri� 14.30 -0 6 �� �' J ;`! 20 x � � ' ��.� O 9 b-70 , 4koortm830F :� Cool Set`femp.; "x-=«• ' ` `` "IL—A, - Cool c" -Set.temp: V 1 i ` 0 `i. It _ e O 1a--y II` a 4 =— — '., •s` =----','max; INIM y I"'"<'....."I■■■ 1 I '.:'"'.%1 4' - F. = D' - -.H Rx. 3 22 2 5 5 11O Mode de fonctionnement 1 ,3 Le mode de fonctionnement de I'apparell interieur s'affiche Icl Apparait lorsque la fonctlon c ON/OFF timer»,c Reduit de nuit»ou «ArretAuto»timer est activee 1 Temperature programmee BO apparaft lorsque le timer est desactive par le systeme de controle La temperature programmee s'affiche ici centralise. 1 O Horloge(Voir le manuel d'installation.) 1 1a TZ? L'heure actuelle s'affiche ici. S'affiche si le programmateur hebdomadaire est active. 1®Vitesse du ventilateur 190 Le reglage de la vitesse de ventilation apparaft ici. S'affiche lorsque le systeme est en mode economie d'energie.(Ceci OO Guide des fonctions des touches n'apparaltra pas sur certains modeles d'unites interieures) 1 I Les fonctions correspondant aux touches s'affichent ici 1 16 `B' 1 0(U S'affiche lorsque les appareils exteneurs sont en mode silencieux 6 S'affiche lorsque la marche et I'arr@t sont pilotes de fagon centrallsee. 1 17 ❑ l9'* S'affiche lorsque la thermistance integree a la telecommande est utili- 1 0�1ss see pour mesurer la temperature de la piece(11) S'affiche lorsque Ie mode de fonctionnement est pilote de fagon cen- 0 s'affiche lorsque la thermistance de I'appareil interieur est utilisee tralisee pour mesurer la temperature de la piece S'affiche lorsque la temperature selectionnee est pilotee de fagon S'affiche quand les unites fonctionnent en mode d'economie d'energie centralisee. avec le capteur 3D i-see 1 @) S'affiche si la remise a zero du filtre est pilotee de fagon centrallsee Indique le reglage du deflecteur. 1 1u (Cette indication n'est pas disponible pour ce modele) EM 12011 Indique si le filtre a besoin d'entretien Indique le reglage des ailettes 1 11 Temperature de la piece(Voir le manuel d'installation.) (Cette Indication n'est pas disponible pour ce modele) La temperature actuelle de la piece s'affiche ici. 1 n SOC 1 12 LJ Indique les reglages de la ventilation S'affiche lorsque les touches sont verrouillees 22 11 S'affiche lorsque la plage de temperature de reglage est reduite La plupart des parametres(a 1'exception de la Marche/Arret,du mode,de la vitesse du ventilateur,de la temperature)peuvent etre regles a partir de 1'ecran du menu.(Reportez-vous au manuel d'utilisation inclus avec la telecommande.) 13 2. Nomenclature ■Pour la telecommande sans fil Zone de transmission CHECK ff5FBV4 �!!i�� Temom de transmission Ecran d'affichage de la telecommande vb fSODELSEIEC ��� � »o Temoin de la minutene *A des fins de clarification, tous les elements ILL?BM iplp8 qui apparaissent sur 1'ecran d'affichage sont �. ® --a°AMPM IIIUStreS y�-� I\ ao coo Nornvniweie i 2r r *Tous les elements sont illustres lorsque la o touche"Reset"(Reinitialiser)est solliciteem Bouton ON/OFF ff w Zones de fonctionnement A Boutons de reglage de temperature ----'-- p FAN AUTO STOP Bouton de vitesse du ventilateur u � o c Bouton"Timer Off'(Arret de la mmutene) (Modifie la vitesse du ventilateur) I MODE I VANE AUTO START Di I- I 1 Bouton'Timer On"(Marche de la mmutene) Bouton"Airflow"(Debfdu )(Modifie C CHECK LOUVER h I I I la direction haute/bassebit d'air) TEST RUN mm Bouton"Hour"(Heure) Bouton"Minute" Bouton de mode(Modifie Ie mode de fonctionnement) ;SET RESET CLOCK o Bouton de reglage horaire(Permet de regler I'heure) Bouton Check (� Bouton de louvre(Modifie la direction gauche/droite \\ du debit d'air) Bouton de test de fonctionnement 1 Bouton"Reset'(Remdialiser) Remarque(Pour telecommande sans fil uniquement): Insertion/remplacetnent de la pile ■Pour utiliser la telecommande sans fil,pointez-la vers le recepteur de I'appared interieur ■Si la telecommande est utilisee dans les deux minutes qui swvent I'alimentation de I'appared 1 Retirez le couvercle supeneur, inserez deux inteneur,I'appared peut emettre deux hips successifs mdiquant que le controle automatique initial piles AAA,pws reposer le couvercle est en cours. ■L'appareil interieur timet des baps pour confirmer que le signal transmis par la telecommande a ete regu c:6 Les signaux peuvent etre requsjusqu'a 7 metres,275-19/32 pouce environ en ligne droite a partir de 1 ."" � I'appared inteneur et dans une zone de 45°vers la gauche ou la droite de I'appared Cependant, d une lumiere vive ou fluorescente peut gener la reception de signaux de I'appared inteneur �2 ■L'appared dolt etre controle si le voyant d'operation pres du recepteur de Nnite interieure clignote Consultez votre revendeur pour le service Couvercle 3 ■Manipulez la telecommande avec precaution I Ne la faites pas tomber et ne Iw infligez pas de chocs supeneur violents De plus,evitez de mouiller la telecommande et ne la laissez pas dans un endroit humide Deux piles AAA Inserez d'abord le pole ■Pour eviter de chercher la telecommande,placez Ie support fourni avec la telecommande sur un (—) negatif de chaque mur et vedlez a replacer la telecommande dans le support apres chaque utilisation pile Inserez les piles en respectant la polante ■Unite externe indiquee 2 Appuyez sur la touche"Reset"(Reinitialiser) DAlimentation 000 o 000 Appuyez sur la touche Tuyaux de ref "Reset"(Reinitialiser) Inteneur-Exterieur avec un objet dont 000 _� Cable de I'extremite est etroite. raccordement 000 00 0 Masse � T,r7T,'77„�777TT17T �C Of Panneau d'entretien 14 3. Fonctionnement ■Concernant le mode de fonctionnement,reportez-vous au manuel d'utilisation fourni avec chaque telecommande. 3.1. Marche/arret [MARCHE] [ARRET] Pressez la touche[MARCHE/ARRET]. r"tt ' Pressez a nouveau la touche[MARCHE ®! La lampe Marche/Arn@t s'allume en vert, o /ARRET] et I'appareil demarre. La lampe Marche /Arret s'eteint, et I'appareil s'arrete Remarque: Meme si vous appuyez sur la touche Marche/Arret immediatement apres le debut de la procedure d'arret,le climatiseur ne redemarrera pas avant 3 minutes environ. Ceci a pour but d'eviter le risque d'endommagement des composants internes. in Memoire de 1'etat de fonctionnement Reglage de la telecommande Mode de fonctionnement Mode de fonctionnement avant la mise hors tension Temperature programmee Temperature programmee avant la mise hors tension Vitesse du ventilateur Vitesse du ventllateur avant la mise hors tension is Plage de reglage de la temperature Mode de fonctionnement Plage de reglage de la temperature Froid/Deshu. 67-87°F/19-30°C Chaud 63-83°F/17-28 OC Auto 67-83 OF/19-28°C Ventil Non reglable 3.2. Selection du mode 3.3. Reglage de la temperature 14 30 Fn Appuyez sur la touche[F1]pour balayer les <Cool(Froid),Dry(Deshu.),Heat(Chaud),et Auto> modes de fonctionnement parmi."Cool" Room 83•F p (Froid),"Dry"(Deshu"),"Fan"(Ventil.), 14:38 Fn 14.30 Fn Cool Set temp Auto "Auto",et"Heat"(Chaud).Selectionnez le Room 83°F O Room 84°F O 83°F 39- mode de fonctionnement desire Cool Set temp Auto Cool Set temp Auto O0= ®Cool Dry Fan ���� 84*F Wm F1 F2 F3 F4 O O Exem le d'affichage O O O U Ft i Auto Heat F1 F2 F3 F4 (Centigrade avec Increments de 0,5-degres) •Les modes de fonctionnement qui ne sont O O U pas disponibles avec les modeles des uni- tes externes utilisees n'apparaitront pas sur I'affichage Appuyez sur la touche[F2]pour diminuer la temperature programmee,et Que signifie le fait que Picone du mode clignote la touche[173]pour I'augmenter L'icone de mode clignote Iorsque d'autres appareils interieurs du meme •Consultez le tableau de la page 15 pour la plage de temperature reglable systeme refrigerant(connectes au meme appareil exterieur)sont deja en fonction du mode de fonctionnement. dans un mode different Dans ce cas, les autres appareils du meme •La plage de temperature ne peut pas etre programmee en mode ven- groupe ne peuvent fonctionner que dans le meme mode tilation Fonctionnement automatique •Les temperatures programmees sont affichees soit en Centigrade avec ■ En fonction de la temperature definie prealablement, ('operation de increments de 0,5- ou 1-degres, soit en Fahrenheit, selon le modele refroidissement debutera si la temperature de la piece est trop elevee; d'unite interieure et le reglage du mode d'affichage sur la telecommande a ('inverse, ('operation de chauffage debutera si la temperature de la piece est trop basse. ■ En mode de fonctionnement automatique,le climatiseur passera en mode de refroidissement si la temperature de la piece varie et affiche 2,0°C, 4 OF ou plus au-dessus de la temperature definie pendant 15 minutes De la meme fagon, Ie climatiseur passera en mode de chauffage si la temperature de la piece affiche 2,0 °C,4 OF ou plus au-dessous de la temperature definie pendant 15 minutes" Mode de refroldissement 15 minutes(passage du mode de chauffage au mode de refroidissement) _______--_ Temperature definie+2,0'C,+4 OF • Temperature definie ———————- Temperature definie-2,0°C,-4 T 15 minutes (passage du mode de refroidissement au mode de chauffage) 15 3. Fonctionnement 3.4. Reglage de la vitesse du ventilateur <Naviguer dans les pages du menu> 14 38 Fn 'Main Main menu 1/3—page Vane Louver Vent(Lossnay) High power Room 83°F Q Timer Pressez [F3] pour revenir a 1'ecran Cool set temp Weekly timerOU silent mode precedent. _ 83-F SS'.rn Main display Pressez [F4] pour aller A la page suivante F1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 000 � 000 Pressez[F4]pour changer la vitesse du ventilateur,dans I'ordre suivant <Enregistrer les parametres> AUfO oUsilentmode Selectionnez ('element desire, et lug• Tue Wed Thu Fn Sat Sun appuyez sur la touche[CHOIX]. Start Stop Silent '� '�� •gill � L'ecran correspondant s'affiche. Setting display,V •Les vitesses de ventilation disponibles dependent du modele d'appareil F1 F2 F3 F4 lntsrleur O Remarques •Le nombre de ventilateurs disponible depend du type d'unite connectee. <Fermer le Menu general> •Dans les cas suivants,la vitesse de ventilation actuelle generee par Pressez la touche [RETOUR] pour ('unite differera de la vitesse indiquee au niveau de la commande 14:38 Fri A distance. sortir du Menu general,et retourner 1.Lorsque 1'ecran affiche"STAND BY"(ATTENTE)ou Room 83°F p sur I'ecran principal.Cool Set temp "DEFROST"(DEGIVRE). oemp 2.Lorsque la temperature de I'echangeur thermique est basse en O mode de chauffage. (par ex.immediatement apres le lancement de('operation de O O O O chauffage) F1 F2 F3 F4 3.En mode CHAUFFAGE,quand la temperature ambiante dans la piece est superieure A la temperature reglee. O 4.Quand('unite est en mode SEC. 0 O U 3.5. Naviguer dans le Menu general Si aucune touche nest appuyee pendant 10 minutes,I'affichage revient <Menu general> automatiquement A 1'6cran principal Tous les parametres qui Wont pas Main Main menu 1/3 Pressez la touche[MENU]. ete sauvegardes seront perdus. 1,Vane Louver Vent(Lossnay) Le Menu general apparait High power Timer <Affichage des fonctions non prises en charge> Weekly timer OU silent mode Le message a gauche s'affiche si Main display 5 Title I'utillsateur selectlonne une fonction Not available non prise en charge par le modele O O O O Unsupported function d'apparell Interieur considers. F1 F2 F3 F4 a Retum 1a O O 0000 F1 F2 F3 F4 <Choix de la fonction> ;Mam Mam menu y.1%3 Pressez [ ] p PF1 our faire descendre 0 ® 0 U Vane Louver Vent(Lossnay) le curseur High power Pressez [F2] pour faire monter Ie Cut$eur—►Timer 3.6. Ventilation Weekly timer curseur. OU silent mode Po- OU les appareils combines LOSSNAY Main display •Les 2 modeles de fonctionnement suivants sont dlsponibles •Fonctionnement du ventilateur avec('unite inteneure O O O • Fonctionnement autonome du ventilateur. 171 F2 F3 F4 0 Remarque •Dans certaines configurations, la souffierie de ('unite interieure peut se O O U mettre en marche meme en cas d'activation du fonctionnement autonome du ventilateur Remarque.(pour la telecommande sans fil infrarouge et le thermostat RF) •Impossible de faire fonctionner le ventilateur de fagon autonome. •Aucune indication sur la telecommande. 16 4. Minuterie ■Les fonctions de minutene sont differentes pour chaque telecommande ■Pour plus de details sur le mode de fonctionnement de la telecommande,reportez-vous au manuel d'utilisation appropne fourni avec chaque telecommande 5. Fonctionnement d'urgence de la telecommande sans fil infrarouge (D Voyant ON/OFF(s'allume lorsque I'appareil est en fonctionnement, s'eteint lorsqu'il nest pas en fonctionnement) pow n Fonctionnement d'urgence Q<�� Si la telecommande ne fonctionne pas correctement,utiliser la touche 0 COOL ou�HEAT de la telecommande sans fl de I'unite de recep- tion des signaux pour activer ou desactiver I'appareil Sur les apparels 2 de refroidissement uniquement,une pression sur la touche#HEAT permet d'activer ou de desactiver le ventilateur. Une pression sur la touche 0 COOL ou 0 HEAT permet de selection- ner les parametres swvants. Mode de fonctionnement COOL HEAT Temperature programmee 24°C/75 T 24°C/75 T Vitesse de ventilation Elevee Elevee 6. Entretien et nettoyage ►Nettoyage des filtres b-Retrait du filtre • Nettoyer les filtres avec un aspirateur Si vous ne possedez pas d'aspira- Zt precaution: teur,battre les filtres contre un objet dur afin de les secouer et de retirer . Lors du retrait du filtre,se proteger les yeux de la poussiere.Si vous toutes les saletes et la poussiere. devez monter sur le rebord d'une fenetre pour effectuer('operation, • Si les filtres sont particulierement sales, les laver a I'eau Bede Veiller attention de ne pas tomber. a rincer soigneusement toute trace de detergent et laisser secher les . Une fois le filtre retire, ne pas toucher les pieces metalliques filtres completement avant de les remonter dans le climatiseur. internes de I'appareil interieur sous peine de blessure. 0 Precaution: ■PEAD-A-AA7 • Ne jamais laisser secher les filtres au soleil ni les secher en utili- sant une source de chaleur comme un chauffage electrique:vous risqueriez de les deformer. • Ne jamais laver les filtres a I'eau chaude(au-dessus de 122 T[50 °C])car vous risqueriez de les faire gondoler. • Willer a ce que les filtres;&air soient toujours en place.La mise en °I marche de I'appareil alors que les filtres sont retires pourrait en m effet etre a I'origine d'un mauvais fonctionnement. A Precaution: • Avant de commencer le nettoyage, arreter I'appareil et couper I'alimentation. • Les appareils interieurs sont equipes de filtres servant a extraire les poussieres de fair aspire. Nettoyer les filtres selon les methodes illustrees ci-apres. Do • Tout en levant le bouton de filtre,le tirer. 0 Entree d'air ©Sortie d'Mair ©Filtre @ Bouton 1 _ - 17 7. Guide de depannage 'En cas de probleme Voice la solution (L'apparel[fonctionne normatement) Le climatiseur ne chauffe ni ne refroidit correctement ■ Nettoyez le filtre (Le debit d'air est reduit lorsque le filtre est sale ou colmate) ■ Controlez la temperature et ajustez la temperature definie en consequence ■ Assurez-vous qu'il y a suffisamment d'espace autour de]'apparel[exteneur. Uadmission ou la sortie d'air de I'apparel[interieur est-elle bloquee ■ Une porte ou une fenetre a-t-elle ete laissee ouverte? Lorsque('operation de chauffage debute,de I'air chaud nest pas expulse ■ De ]'air chaud est expulse uniquement lorsque ['apparel] inteneur est immediatement de['apparel[inteneur. suffisamment chaud En mode de chauffage, le climatiseur s'arrete avant que la temperature ■ Lorsque la temperature exterieure est basse et]'humidite de I'air importante, definie pour la piece soft atteinte. du givre peut se former sur I'apparel[exteneur Dans ce cas,]'apparel]ex- teneur procede A une operation de degivrage Un fonctionnement normal de I'appareil devrait debuter au bout de 10 minutes environ. Lorsque la direction du debit d'air est modifiee, les ailettes se deplacent ■ Lorsque la direction du debit d'air est modifiee, les ai]ettes se p]acent toujours vers Ie haut et vers Ie bas au-dela de la position determmee avant sur la position determinee apres etre passees par la position de base. de s'arr@ter sur la position souhaitee Un bruit d'eau qui ruisselle ou plus rarement un souffle peut etre perqu ■ Ces bruits peuvent etre pergus lorsque le refrigerant circule dans le climatiseur ou lorsque le flux du refrigerant a ete modifie. Un craquement ou un grincement peut etre perqu ■ Ces bruits peuvent etre perqus lorsque]es pieces du climatiseur frottent les unes contre les autres en raison de 1'expansion et de la contraction qui resu[tent des variations de temperature La piece a une odeur desagreable. ■ Uappareil interieur aspire de['air qui contient des gaz products par les murs,les moquettes et les meub[es amsi que des odeurs vehicu]ees par les vetements,pws l[]es expulse a nouveau dans la piece Une buee ou vapeur blanche sort de I'apparel[inteneur ■ Si la temperature mteneure et 1'humidite de I'air sont elevees,cette situ- ation peut se produire en debut d'operation. ■ En mode de degivrage,de I'air froid peut etre expulse et avoir I'apparence de la buee De I'eau ou de la vapeur sort de I'apparel[exteneur. ■ En mode de refroidissement, de I'eau peut se former et sumter des tuyaux et des raccords froids ■ En mode de chauffage,de I'eau peut se former et sunter de I'echangeur thermique ■ En mode de degivrage, ]'eau present sur 1'echangeur thermique s'evapore provoquant ainsi une emission de vapeur d'eau. Le temoin de fonctionnement n'apparalt pas sur 1'ecran de la telecom- E Mettez 1'unite sous tension Le signe"OO"s'affiche sur 1'ecran de]a tele- mande a fil (*1) commande a fil Le signe"�(�"s'affiche sur 1'ecran de la telecommande a fil (*1) ■ Lors du controle centralise, le signe"�(�"s'affiche sur 1'ecran de la telecommande a fil,et le fonctionnement du climatiseur ne peut pas etre active ou desactive a I'aide de la telecommande a fl[ Lorsque Ie climatiseur est redemarre immediatement apres avoir ete eteint, ■ Patientez trots minutes environ son fonctionnement est bloque mete st la touche "ON/OFF" (Marche/ (Le fonctionnement s'est arrete pour proteger le climatiseur.) Arret)est sollicitee Le climatiseur fonctionne sans que la touche "ON/OFF" (Marche/Arret) ■ La fonction de marche de la minutene a-t-elle ete reglee? soft sollicitee (*1) Appuyez sur la touche"ON/OFF"(Marche/Arr@t)pour I'arreter ■ Le climatiseur est-il raccorde a une telecommande a fil centralisee? Veul[lez consulter les personnes responsables du controle du climatiseur. ■ Le signe"BU"s'affiche-t-l[sur 1'ecran de la telecommande A fil? Veul[]ez consulter]es personnes responsables du controle du climatiseur. ■ La fonction de recouvrement auto en cas de coupure d'electncite a-t-elle ete reglee? Appuyez sur la touche"ON/OFF"(Marche/Arret)pour I'arreter Le climatiseur s'arrete sans que la touche"ON/OFF"(Marche/Arret)soit ■ La fonction d'arret de[a minuterie a-t-elle ete reglee? sollicitee.(*1) Appuyez sur la touche"ON/OFF"(Marche/Arret)pour re]ancer]'operation. ■ Le climatiseur est-l[raccorde A une telecommande A fit centralisee? Veul[lez consulter les personnes responsables du controle du climatiseur ■ Le signe"%"s'affiche-t-l[sur 1'ecran de la telecommande A fit? Veul[lez consulter[es personnes responsables du controle du climatiseur Le fonctionnement de la minutene de la telecommande A fit ne peut pas ■ Les parametrages de la minutene sont-ils mvalides? etre regle (*1) Si Ia minutene peut etre reglee,]'indication l2 ou O s'affiche sur]'ecran de[a telecommande A fil. Le message"PLEASE WAIT"(VEUILLEZ PATI ENTER)s'affiche sur]'ecran i Les parametrages mitiaux sont en cours d'execution. Patientez trots de la telecommande A fil.(*1) minutes environ Un code d'erreur apparait sur I'ecran de la telecommande ■ Les dispositifs de protection ont fonctionne pour proteger]e climatiseur. ■ N'essayez pas de reparer cet apparel vous-meme Mettez ]'apparel[ hors tension immediatement et consu]tez votre re- vendeur Vous devrez fourmr au revendeur le nom du modele et les informations qui apparaissent sur I'ecran de la telecommande Un bruit de goutte A goutte ou de moteur qui tourne peut etre perqu ■ A I'arret de('operation de refroidissement,la pompe de vidange se met en marche puss s'arrete Patientez 3 minutes environ La vitesse du ventilateur change meme si le reglage n'a pas ete modit. ■ Le climatiseur augmente automatiquement la vitesse du ventilateur(passage progressif d'une vitesse inferieure vers la vitesse reglee)de maniere a ne pas souftler d'air froid au debut de]'operation de chauffage 11 reduit ega[ement la vitesse du ventilateur pour proteger Ie moteur du ventilateur lorsque la tempera- ture de fair de retour ou la vitesse du ventl[ateur devient excessive ment e]evee `1 .Uniquement pour la telecommande A fil 18 7. Guide de depannage En cas de probleme: Voici la solution.(L'appareil fonctionne normalement.) Le bruit pergu est superieur aux caractenstiques sonores ■ Le niveau sonore du fonctionnement interieur depend de I'acoustique de la piece dans laquelle I'appareil est installe(voir tableau suivant),et sera supe- neur aux caracteristiques sonores(mesurees dans une piece sans echo). Pieces presentant Pieces presentant Pieces presentant une absorption une absorption une absorption phonique elevee phonique normale phonique faible Studio de radio- Salle de Exemples de diffusion,Salle reception, Bureau, piece de musique,etc entree d'hotel, chambre d'hotel etc Niveaux sonores 3 a 7 dB 6 a 10 dB 9 a 13 dB Rien ne s'affiche sur 1'ecran de la telecommande sans fil infrarouge, ■ Les piles sont faibles I'affichage est fiou,ou I'umte mteneure ne regoit les signaux clue lorsque Remplacez les piles et appuyez sur la touche"Reset"(Reimtialiser) la telecommande sans fil infrarouge est a proximite (`2) ■ Si nen n'apparait suite au remplacement des piles,assurez-vous que les piles sont inserees conformement a la polante indiquee Le temoin de fonctionnement situe pres du recepteur de la telecommande ■ La fonction d'auto-diagnostic a fonctionne pour proteger Ie climatiseur sans fil infrarouge sur I'appareil interieur clignote.('2) ■ N'essayez pas de reparer cet apparel vous-meme Mettez I'appareil hors tension immediatement et consultez votre reven- deur Veullez fourmr au revendeur le nom du modele. '2 Uniquement pour la telecommande sans fit infrarouge 8. Specifications techniques Serie PEAD-A•AA7 Element Modele A09AA7 Al2AA7 Al5AA7 Al8AA7 Source d'alimentation 208,230V 60Hz Hauteur mm[in] 250[9-7/8] Damen- Bions Largeur mm[in] 900[35-7/16] - Profondeur mm[in] 732[28-7/8] Poids net kg[lb] 26[58] 28[62] Debit d'air(Faible- CFM 282-318-353 353-424-494 424-512-600 Ventla- Moyenne-Grande) teur Pression statique in WG 0,14-0,20-0,28-0,40-0,60 exteneure" [Pa] [35/50/70/100/150] Niveau de bruit (FadB d6(A) 24-26-28 28-30-34 30-33-37 IFtre Standard filtre Element Modele A24AA7 A30AA7 A36AA7 A42AA7 Source d'ahmentation 208,230V 60Hz Hauteur mm[in] 250[9-7/8] Damen- sions Largeur mm[in] 1100[43-5/16] 1 1400[55-1/8] Profondeur mm[in] 732[28-7/8] Poids net kg[lb] 31 [69] 39[86] 41 [91] Debit d'air(Faible- CFM 512-635-741 618-742-883 847-1024-1201 1042-1254-1483 Ventla- Moyenne-Grande) teur Pression statique in.WG 0,14-0,20-0,28-0,40-0,60 exteneure" [Pa] [35/50/70/100/150] Niveau de bruit dB(A) 30-33-37 30-34-39 33-38-42 36-40-44 (Faible-M oyen ne-Grande)" Filtre Standard filtre Remarques: 1. 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I co a ° SHEATHING ON 2x6OP16" STUD FRAMINGi ME H� TO I W -j' W z 3 ' w/INSULATION PER 5PEG5 +� 1 ' '= a z LL LINE OF BUILDING WALL BELOW m i 2 W. NLis a 1 LoM p N SE ABI ET /51N AN _ W• N TREATED WOOD SHINGLE ROOF ON m i i i O Q F- MESH UNDERLAYMENT ON 30# BLDG. 30x84 PAPER ON /4 PLYWOOD DECKING HOSE BI (4)2x6 DW I (4)2x6 POST TO ID6E ___ pi (3)Q-I/2" LVL ABOVE POST XI _ II WINDOW POO v F -tV I B 13TL - /4"x21 GE F STONE PAVING ON REINF. GONG. SLAB Wi x II PREFABRICATED CUPOLA, PER SPECS, to i +�tK ;----- - - -- --------------------------------------------------m!- ATTACHED SECURELY TO ROOF I ! ' I . I ; FRAMING BELOW. FLASH AS REQ D 2x80 Ib" GJ- P� �V 43 '3 LEADERS w/GUTTER5 AT COMPLETE I fi -O PERIMETER OF ROOF. SEE 5PEG5 - I I ! x I r, `- I II U(S ! I/2" 18" PB R/F (3)14I. LVL w/3/4 xl3 STL. RANGE HOOD ABOVE. 5EE 5PE05 I I I iPOST TO 1�GE i 1 I I I I i , PROJECT NO: CUSTOM BARBEOUE UNIT w/PROPANE i i i 1 j POT FILLER i t i 1709 AND CHARCOAL UNITS. SEE DETAIL I I I �rrv' \ / I I i DRAWN BY: STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING OVERHANG ABOVE I i i %Z! �� GO Y �O G i 1 i i - TS PER SPECS, ON 30# BLDG. PAPER I I ( 3'x10' table I CHECKED BY: ON 5/4" PLYWD. DECKING i i 1 +N xi x i 1 DATE: % 3/27/19 1SITONEI PA I NG 4N REINF. ONG SL Ili %I 1 1 -°' SCALE: -- --- ---- - --- --- ---- --- --- --- - 3/16" = 1' - 0„ j 73j2x8 GAS D B>=AM % SHEET TITLE: -------------------y----------------------'------------------------- - NN STRUCTURAL COLUMNS w/3000# SAFE WORKING LOAD w/51MPSON HOLLOW COLUMN HOLD DOWNS (TYP.) POOL HOUSE FIRST FLOOR PLAI'mm_ PLANS SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" mvft LAI'm STRUCTURAL NOTES: SHEET NO: (2)2x10 MINIMUM HEADER SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" LVL = MICROLAM (UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE) OI 51MP5ON HDUZ HOLD DOWN l�2 Y2" PLYWOOD SHEAR WALL- PANEL ONE SIDE OF WALL rljj CONTRACT SET All exterior lighting installed,replaced or repaired shall conform to Chapter 172 of the Town Code APPROVED AS NOTED DATE: S 1, B.P.# — FEE: , bay: Must provide Manuals NOTIFY BUILDING DEPARA kT AT D,r and S as per 765-1802 8 AM TO 4 PM FOR THE NYS Energy Code FOLLOWING INSPECTIONS: I. FOUNDATION - TWO REQUIRED FOR POURED CONCRETE 2. ROUGH - FRAMING & PLUMBING 3. INSULATION 4. FINAL - CONSTRUCTION MUST BE COMPLETE FOR C.O. Blower door ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CODES OF NEW and ductwork YORK STATE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR testing required. DESIGN OR CONSTRUCTION ERRORS. ELECTRICAL WSPECTiON REQUIRED COMPLY WITH ALL CODES OF NEW YORK STATE & TOWN CODES AS REQUIRED AND CONDITIONS OF SOUTHOLD TOWN ZBA TRUSS PLACARrA`NgG REQUjAED SOUTHOT TOWN PLANNING BOARD SOUTHOLD TOWN TRUSTEESPLUMBINGALL PLUf:9131NG WASTE N.Y.S.DEC "A"WATER LINES NEED Tkt TIN1G.BZFOR E C0VERING OCCUPANCY OR PLUMBER CERTIFICATION USE I S UNLAWFUL ON LEAD CONTENT BEFOR;== CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPA/ti WITHOUT CERTIFICATE SOLDER USED IN WATER OF OCCUPANCY SUPPLYSYSTEM CANNC EXCEED 2/10 OF 1% LEAD. Dr2AINAGE INSP20TiONSARE REQUIRED Contact TOS Engineering at 765-15GO before SQckfill,OR Provide Engineer's Certification that the drainage has been Inytal:ad to Code. t 11 REVISION: RESIDENCE FIRST FLR EL +14.0 II/2ci/18 PER TRUSTEES LOT COVERAGE TABLE 1/2/Ia PER TRUST GARAGE FLR ELEV +12.0 DRAWL SPACE ELEV +6.0 SITE AREA TOTAL: 55,672 of TEST H O L E POOL HOUSE: ALARM PANEL W/ ELECTRIC, LINE TO PUMP SITE DATA FF EL +12.2 NO SCALE - �v) PUMP STATION IN CRAWL SPADE OF RESIDENCE 1 GUPLAND SITE AREA 52,204 of BY MARK McDONALD GEOSCIENCE SCTM # 1000-104-13-06 GRADE EL +12. RADE LINE Ply Q O z GRADE LINE SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK 11971 PROPERTY: 2455 NASSAU POINT ROAD GRADE EL. +11. w ELEVATION +11.8 GRADE LINE J GLEAN OU'r Q CLEANOUT ELEVATION ELEVATION P�RE,4 CALCULATIONS FOR UPLAND SITE ,4RE,� TEST HOLE DATA 11/8/17 ELEV. + 6.0 ADDRESS CUTCHOGUE, NY O I' MIN. 2' MAX. +lo.b STRUCTURES EXISTING PERCENTA&E PROPOSED PER E 146E 1.0 FT. DARK BROWN LOAM OL OWNER: JUSTIN & ELIZABETH MIRRO h( W 3 GREENACRE COURT (L HOUSE: 2,252 5f 4.37% 4,22-75 f .O% 1/4"/FT. MIN PUMP 1/4"/FT MIN 18"/FT MIN TOP OF POOL +8.1 4.9 FT. BROWN CLAYEY SAND SC KENSINGTON, NY 11021 r I STATION ACC 5TRUC: 527 of 1.0% 740 sf 1.43% WATER IN - SITE: 55,672 sf = 1.278 ac h 4" dia '-'VR-55 4" dla SDR-35 SEPTIC septic 4 I EAGHIN o O (GRAVIrr' FEED) (G AV FEED) TANK 5DR-35 GALLEY PORCHES: O sf O% 1,377 sf 2.64/0 8.0 FT. BROWN CLAYEY SAND SC ZONING: R-40 IE. +q.56 BOT OF POOL +4.1 Il IE. +11.1 IE. + 1.86 DECKS: cf 115f I.74% O 5f O% WATER IN SURVEYOR: Harold F. Tranchon, Jr., PC IE. +10.4 IE. +8.36 IF. +-i.-I'i GROUND WATER +1.1 POOL: 0 5f 0% P.O. BOX 616 152 sf 2.cf2% a 17 FT. PALE BROWN FINE SAND S� 34' �5' 50' MAX 60 q' TOTAL: 3,720 sf 7.11% ,575 f 15.0% 1 314ing 9294695 x, NY 11792 3 MIN 7 a COMMENTS: WATER ENCOUNTERED 4.9 Z Ir BELOW SURFACE, ELEV 1.1 LICENSE #048992 ^ SEPTIC PROFILE 2 sty fr dwelling Uj a DATED 01/16/17 (N.T.S.) N/0/F I 8-8-2017 TOPOGRAPHICAL 0 Rathgeber K A Irry QPRT DATUM NAVD 1988 �-- Raa1Fgeber rry QPRfi _ PROPOSED NEW UNDERGROUND O 111 Cherry Valley Ave #507, PUBLIC, WATER LINE _ Garden City, NY 11530 \� PROPOSED NEW UNDERGROUND LINE IN BETWEEN NEIGHBORING V 2325 Nassau Point Rd PROP05E�lFW GENERATOR ELECTRIC, UTILITY LINE BUILDING STRUCTURES H � 1000-104-13-5 LOCATION OF EXISTING 5ANITAR`r 5Y5TE TO BELOCATIUN MAr DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER FLOOD ZONE L1� ABANDONED - FILLED IN OR REMOVEDJS REQUIRED V EXISTING EXISTING GARAG STRUCTURE EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN NEW STONE EX15T1NG OVERHEAD TREE TO TO BE REMOVED WALL NEW STONE TREE WELL SURROUNDING EXISTING TREE NEW WOOD RETAINING WALL 10 FT RETURN FROM Mud ro dwaters ;; UTILITY LINES REMAIN Creek ove„, EXISTING UTILITY POL PREFAB YARD BA51N (4'x4' W/ MTL WATER SIDE SEE DETA 3 Q O GRATE PIPED TO DRYWELL "E„ / WATER METER I PROPOSED NEW PROPOSED SILT FENCE / UNDERGROUND PUBLIC DURING CONSTRUCTION / POOL EQUIPMENT 50 SETBACK LINE 20� WATER LINE / / FROM BULKHEAD '% , ;i oc N 80'42 00 E - � 333.84' ACTUAL 2 � �"" SO ,% - - - - -= ENG Z \� / VIEPROPOSED SILT FENCE ' ', ° %; . 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" y�Gs I / / 4 FTyy��e�KE � � i �_I� � + I INCREASED IN HEIGHT L TION 2 ( T •/ / Q (V . ?J :i " ":l i -- I I �7� SEE 3 Maguire Carol A Family Trust + 9 Y 1 O ' 18 _ ALKWA WA H 1/'= 0 .05ED* : STONE t0.6 /y I I6 / GEOTHERMAL r 0 � TERTp GE --- \ "> NEW STEPS TO TERRACE PO Box 1027, 9p i ::? izGN n C3 L� RA Cutchogue, NY 11935 iG F - Ia 1 STONE RRA�E i �� / WELLS TYP - I - OU 7-7yx" ry - SITTING- Q S CONS GTI N - > C .� 2500 Nassau Point Rd s 8 �-� - - - - RELOCATED BEACH STAIRS AND A D i / - 7 L N IND Z / _ / GA I :;' REA;:;7' 8 S>^ / PL000 I 14'-3' '%�% '' % " 1000-104-12-14.1 T ° -:,_ ' PROPOSED STEP % % %' i" '' EXIST)NS- / ^ <s *F1�R ELEV X12:2` + S �, / ' .9' DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER i I TO BU K / %'" L0 DRIVEWAY ENTRY 12 / QJj; G O ''" xx ti' L HEAD / i, /%,,':i;� :. 'i;;; cti 34' 12:1 I +10.4 + I i, .SO-BI= REMOVED I r --+ IO.O /' / /,::, '%i -.._. Fl_obfl !' I 50'-O"PROPO , / EXISTING TREE 11.8 I I.8 �P 5ED OL ° 16 RED PORcH. PO HOUSE /, i,; %;, %%, N TO REMAIN 5 n - _ r i TO BULKHEAD r _ _ _ f:k oPoSED NE w- +I IA 70'-7" PROP I / / P r o 12.1 ❑ T E RAGS' OSED ; EXISTING i I T Z k' �" di O HIGH - n. - ' � " .. ❑❑❑ I _ WATFR MAR r,, NASSAU rn TREE-TQ o + DE�" • :�' -�I ❑❑ ❑� K cI- 1' �ir1AIN /O u Y' ^� EXISTING WOOD BULKHEAD i i' II POINT Z � �. I BAA � sH 2 - r� N 3 _ I EX O � ST _4 IND / , ' ,� RESIDENCE ROAD rn " � / x4 PA KIN RT 4 4' 15, N mini OIUND + I TO BULKHEAD _ EXISTING BUILDING AIcCI] `j J // i 10.5 RAN�4. 3�i AC�7 `K +l .b. d ' --I I + - YIN - - , I STRUCTURE TO BE REMOVED PROPOSED NEW- r �-� (1.8+ rR" DIA SQR-3 I - UNDERGROUND DR`r'WELL WITH - 114-� PROPOSED RESIDENCE 4 Ar' r� EE I TO BULKHEAD METAL INLET GRATE FOR / pR/h'lDF S?�N I TARP.LINE i v ljJ G v �! ..... I 5TORMWATER RUNOFF FROM \IjI x4 '� - H T I I'Q I ' " DRAINAGE CALCULATIONS -ui r tIl I �+� 14-'7 EXISTING DECK ��� � 4". DIA 5DR-35 . ,;; � Try , 'BEDRo �, :�stX,.,. I DRIVEWAY SURFACE TYPICAL / c IG !+ (GRA 1?Y 'F EDS '' ;TNI. P. ❑ �❑ ! B I TO BULKHEAD I'� / _ �' ' :yx.,. PROPOS D 1. I I AREA OF RESIDENCE DW-A 1t.2 + " 52,5 rJf?E�`` KWA 8 to ( ) +I , m >h NEN FOCL 5o SETBACK FROM BULKHEAD 12.1 I � x ��. � '�-t'al?oSS� DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR � Z � p / 2 25x551 SYSTEM FOR m n ,4 / I EXISTING BEACH STAIRS AND (DW-A) 2,455 SF x (2/12 FT) x 1.0 = 410 CU. FT. PROPOSED NEW SEPTIC, 5 A0 8y 5T HOL to 1'2,1;=;-_ GEOTHER�AL ,» ti ,�>~ 3 6+ WELLS TYP I LANDING TO BE RELOCATED USE: (3) V DIAMETER x 4' HIGH POOL co a' 1/2 - I EL. + 6.0 . x z 2 -5 8 BEDROOM RESIDENCE AND POOL HOUSE / Xis L O LG O LG O mFr IR .X. .IN"FL.f .\ *j V x' . � m I EXISTING NON-TURF BUFFER TO REMAIN (3) VX 4' STORM DRAIN RING = 506.'7 GU. FT. J Y - 2000 GAL SEPTIC TANK (5T) 1 d 8 10.6+ / N f PROVIDED REQUIRED ST se ttc II.B+ I I I �'� o .. n PROVIDE ADDITIONAL BEACH GRASSES AT �, a >0- CLEAN M - CLEANOUT - n" I 506.'1 GU. PT. > 410 GU. PT. ° GLEAN OUT '" 12 I BASE OF RETAINING WALL W J• w z w x - (6) 8.5 FT x 4.75 FT x 4 FT LEACHING XP, P, LG O LG LG O �- I= ® 0 I I AREA OF RESIDENCE DW-B EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN '= a z U. - WLR ( ) GALLEY (LG) ® // „' 3 - :'`" 12 , I i'' DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR W• o / 6 r " , ' II. + L X60 :. }13.6 PROPOSE REPAIR/REPLAGE IN KIND BULKHEAD TOP WOOD GAP - (5) 8.5 FT x 4.75 FT x 4 FT FUTURE 5 • � `. ,- „ (VN-5) 3,035 5F x (2/12 FT.) x I.O 506 GU. FT. EXPANSION (E;�CPG) LEACHING GALLEY I min _ I . + +II. 50"1" PROPOSED POOL 5'1'ONE i_ USE: (I) 8' DIAMETER x 4' HIGH POOL N ° v 1 X50' - $ + ' ` r i RRAGE 10. +2.81 TO BULKHEAD (1) 8' X 4' STORM DRAIN RING = 168A GU. FT. W M FLOOD ZONE LINE- I FRO T YpRv I x I + ❑❑a❑❑� a o to _] -® 69-I PROPOSED POOL USE: (4) 8 DIAMETER x 2 HIGH POOL N ,I<µ ❑❑❑❑❑❑ GKADE I- EXI5TING STONE WALL TO BE K 9� < V \ ,X Y v 1; I TO HIGH W,4TBR MARK (4) 8' X 2' STORM DRAIN RING = 337.8 CU. FT. N V). REMOVED °- I I n'' °' 12• - 1 HIGH WATER, 1-16-2017 506.71' CU.PROVIDET. > 506 GUS. FT.. NEW STONE WALL- rn I I w \ 11.8+ 80."1' 11.8+ 5.4+ FLOOD ZONE VE +cl.'l I GEOTHERMAL WELLS - ALL (15 WELLS ° I I � � E'er 1OR zoNE Ao � eFE II' I 2 ) AREA OF POOL HOUSE (DW-C) N/0/F -a I I ItL B \ FIRE LACE I TO BE OL05ED-LOOP SYSTEM DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR Goldman Shannon ° I EXISTING WOOD BORDER TO 8E REBUILT AND (DN-C.) 1,461 5F x (2/12 FT) x 1.0 = 244 GU. FT. McKeand Deborah EXISTING rn v 1 q� GA` \ m 8 USE: (1) 8' DIAMETER x b' HIGH POOL 2650 Nassau Point Rd, TREE TO 3 I cn P PANE TAN e AN G �D BU 1� � INCREASED IN HEIGHT TO ELEVATION +10.38 STEPPED \ 5.8+ I +6. �; �' DOWN TO ELEVATION +15 SEE DETAIL 3 (I) VX 6 STORM DRAIN RING = 253.4 GU. FT. .��OF Pd�� Ib sw le PROVIDED REQUIRED SSP �O Cutchogue, NY 11935 REMAIN h O U ERGRD D B F F E B B E 2650 Nassau Point Rd 1 \ 1 x x \ x E x x x E N I 253.4 GU. FT. > 244 CU. FT. PS C' S•q 'A w 1 EXISTING WOOD BULKHEAD AREA OF DRIVEWAY (DW-D) 1000-104-12-15 I x u x x ENC -- -"-` +2. NEW BEACH GRA55 IN EXISTING NON-TURF BUFFER a Gf DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER - - DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR by PROPOSED D SILT - /,- - 6 - - 05.76 PROPOSED SILT FENCE (DW-D) S all SF x (2/12 FT) x 0.1 = 45'7 CU. FT. FENCE DURING � S 80.42 00 W _ � � PRO 05ED NEW TIMBER CU ROPO ED NEW STEPPED TIMBER 6 +3.4 DURING CONSTRUCTION USE: (3) V DIAMETER x 4' HIGH POOL CONSTRUCTION \ FGA -PATH TO BEACH /^ PROPOS D SILT CURB E EV 6.5 MIN (6" OVE FIN '� / � 50 SETBACK LINE FROM BULKHEAD (3) 8 X 4 STORM DRAIN RING = 506.1 GU. FT. �g �9�35fl-� 8 \ FENCE URING GRADE, , - _ - _ \ I PROVIDED RECUIRED /S 12 _ - - - CON5TRUCTION 8 1 / \ + 506.1 CU. FT. > 45'1 GU. FT. _ _ \ ' _ _ NEW WOOD RETAINING WALL 20 FT RETURN FROM AREA BETWEEN HOUSE AND BAY (DW-E) Monaghan Kenneth - _ 10 _ P$4P65EI9-NEY� l7NDERGROUND - - - - j - - - - PROMO ES ANEW - - - WATER SIDE SEE DETAI 3 DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR PROJECT NO: 90 Fifth St, DRYWELL5 W/ MTL GRATE FOR - 0 _UNDERGROUND DR - 8 (DW-E) 15,613 SF x (2/12 FT) x O.IS = 3a0 GU. FT. 1709 STORMWATER RUNOFF FROM FOR _9�RFiWATER RUN FF Garden City, NY 11530-4410 FROM BUILDING 5TRUGTURE5 f FLOOD ZONE LINE USE: (1) V DIAMETER x 4' HIGH POOL 2750 Nassau Point Rd SITE (TVP) 1 (1) VX 4' STORM DRAIN RING = 165A CU. FT. DRAWN BY: 1000-104-12-16 USE: (3) 8' DIAMETER x 2' HIGH POOL UT PROPOSED NEW SLOPED (3) V X 2' STORM DRAIN RING = 253.5 CU. FT. CHECKED BY: DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER CONCRETE RETAINING WALLS NECKBAY PROVIDED REQUIRED TS SEE 5HEET II EAST ELEVATION / (LITTLE PECONIC BAY) 422 GU. FT. > 310 GU. FT. DATE: FOR HEIGHT5 SEE D T 1 2 AREA BETWEEN HOUSE AND ROAD DW-F 2 sty fr dwell DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR 1/4/19 / LINE IN BETWEEN NEIGHBORING (DN-F) 8,654 SF x (2/12 FT.) x 0.15 = 211 CU. FT. C N/O/F BUILDING STRUCTURES USE: (3) V DIAMETER x 2' HIGH POOL SALE. 1„ = 201 - O„ \ / Palmeri Philip M a- 9 (3) 8' X 2' STORM DRAIN RING = 253 GU. FT. PROVIDED REQUIRED SHEET TITLE: 9 Hilton Ave, Cr 253 CU. FT. > 21l CU. FT. Garden City, NY 11530 tRd AREA BETWEEN HOUSE AND ROAD DW-G / 2615 Nassau Point Rd DRY WELL AREA x RAINFALL x RUNOFF FACTOR 1000-104-13-7 CD (DW-G) 12,584 5F x (2/12 FT.) x 0.15 = 315 CU. FT. �+ \ WIRE FENCE W/ Nl E wu / DWELLING WITH PUBLIC WATER a SITE �\ FILTER CLOTH �' USE: (2) 8' DIAMETER x 4' HIGH POOL (2) V X 4' STORM DRAIN RING = 837 CU. FT. PLAN I L A PROVIDED RECUIRED - FILTER CLOTH MIN. (o SURFACE BELOW GRADE F pA� SCALE: 20'-O-- 331 GU. FT. > 315 GU. FT. SHEET NO: l/f / TEMI30RARY STORM WATER RUNOFF CONTROL MEASURE BIDDING & PERMIT SET EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL DETAILS SCDHS SUBMISSION , NO SCALE TOWN TRUSTEES SUBMISSION REVISIONS %'-i/Ic1 REMOVE NET BAR and FIREPLACE 541-411 NOTE : ---------1 :211 ENSURE FOOTINGS BEAR ON VIRGIN SUBSURFACE, OR II —7 T— I I I'e— ON COMPACTED MATERIAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH r? II II II SPECIFICATIONS II II II — 56"x36"xI2" CONC. FOOTING BELOW SLAB FOR SUPPORT OF COLUMN ABOVE A uj L 4" THK. SLAB ON GRA_DE REINFORCED Y46'Wo" 10/fo NAM F :211 2x6 TR. AD. SILL, CONNECTED Ln k4ANCHOR BOLTS PROVIDE SLAB INSULATION BELOW, PER SPECS 1.3' #4 REBAR, CONTINUOUS IC STONE PAVING IN SETTING BEr,> CAST IN PLACE STIRRUP FOR m ': {; -� V ri ATTACHMENT OF COLUMN AND BASE INTERIOR 7�,.{ 7! 7 4 I ----- = 1 LINE OF INTERIOR WALL ABOVE w L, .;77.G �:: ;•. � r. 1,�.• ,#;r':, Y-;�rc +;., . POURED CONr-.. SLAB REINF. Yil(oxb, ......... #10/#10 N.N.M., WHAUNCH AT FOUNDATION (4)#4 REBAR SLAB INSULATION PER SPECIFICATIONS 5" THK. GONG. FOUNDATION WALL w/2"16'xlb" CAST CONO. FIER TO Z -a6 UNDERSIDE OF POOL TERRACE LED&E FOP, SUPPORT OF SLAB, e)" THK. CONC. FOUNDATION WALL Yq/2" SLAB REINFORCED vq1#5 BAR (p 24" c/c. ON .201 -011 0 LEDGE FOR SUPPORT OF SLAB, iN 24"x24"x12" GONG. FOOTING T REINFORCED Yq/#5 BAR 24" CL 4j' I Nl�,Al -\�r__w ;j", - REINFORCED N/(B)#5 REBAR. SEE -411 DETAIL SECTION, THIS SHEET 4�- 24"x24"x12" POURED CONC. FOOTING 24"x12" POURED GONG. FOOTING Yq/(4)#4 REBAR EACH WAY, BEARING vil(3)#4 REBAR BEARING ON VIRGIN ON VIRGIN SOIL SOIL [1-31 FE-31 DIE r- I R DETAIL ,FOUNDATION DETAIL - REINFORCED CONC. PIER TO UNDERSIDE OF TERRACE SLAB. U) FmO no mm 1`1 101 "Am"mi 0"% h ' m LA IRMO SEE DETAIL THIS SHEET Mu I'M v SCALE: 3/16" = V-0" 541-011 241-10" :211 561-011 101-711 (oil 411 �e 4'-3" BENCH OUTDOOR SHOWER ENCLOSURE 06 z- It FRAMED Yq/4x4 TR. WD. POSTS. FIXED SI (OWER UNIT in PROVIDE 1x6 VERTICAL CEDAR N <- SIDING. SEE ELEVATIONS r-------------------------------------------------- 4 CEDAR SHINGLED WALL ON 50# aX 024 BLDG. PAPER ON r%," FLYND. 0 >0 SHEATHING ON 2x6(plb" STUD FRAMING UJ vi/INSULATION PER SPE05 LINE OF BUILDING WALL BELOW i C:2 D W 2: ELa. 0 to w q pm� 0 q 0 141-611 41-6" 41-9,11 41- 611 W. " =) TREATED WOOD SHINGLE ROOF ON MESH UNDERLA"(MENT ON 30# BLDG. PAPER ON 5/4" PLYWOOD DECKING 41- < HOSE 51 (4)2x6 POST TO RIDLE 55�- T CD D- LVL ABOVE O L H U ri tuWINDOW POOL F GE i F X�d I L^r-1 E3 C'STONE:WAVINGONfRLuEr1NF. co G. SLAB< =X I tK PREFABRICATED CUPOLA, PER 5PE05, --------- ---- --------- ------------- ATTACHED SECURELY TO ROOF L�u i P. I FRAMING BELOW. FLASH AS REG'P 2x8@I6" CJ I,— - 0 --x x 7 Nx -211 ,i t , 5 211 ZY LEADERS vq/&UTTER5 AT COMPLETE PERIMETER OF ROOF. SEE SPECS 0 11 5-1 16 A LVL /4--xI3-' TL. FL ---------- L-------1-------1-------L_-__ ------------L-- ----- ------- rill, RANGE HOOD ABOVE. SEE SPECSPOST TO RI E CUSTOM BARBEGUE UNIT Yq/FROPANrz --------------- I POT FILLER i 1709 AND CHARCOAL UNITS. SEE DETAIL DRAWN BY: <- STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING OVERHANG ABOVE r-,OVEREV FORGH N I I I TS + L PER SPECS, ON 30# BLDG. PAPER @ 5'XIO, table, CHECKED BY: d)i d)i ON 5/4" PLtAD. DECKING xi x Nk % DATE: STONE PAVING ON REINF. GONG. SLAB 1/4/19 1 1 . J1 FFSCALE: 3/16" = V - 0" /-------------------�e--------------------------------------------- ----- STRUCTURAL COLUMNS Yq/5000# SAFE SHEET TITLE: WORKING LOAD vq/51MPSCN HOLLOW COLUMN HOLD DOWNS (TYP) POOL HOUSE U1 M L Fk ft m Eli1q;'ST FLOOK PF Aim PLANS SCALE: 3/16vv = 11-0vv LA IN STRUCTURAL NOTES: (2)2xI0 MINIMUM HEADER SHEET NO: SCALE: 3/16" = V-0" LVL = 1-3/4"xcl-1/2" MICROLAM (UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE) (D SIMPSON HDUZ HOLD DOWN PLYWOOD SHEAR WALL- PANEL ONE SIDE OF WALL PERMIT SET G H z w PREFABRICATED CUPOLA PER SPECS, ATTACHED 5ECURELY TO ROOF FRAMING 0 BELOW. FLASH AS REG2'D ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ V ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ H Ix4 ON Ix8 PVC FA501A ON RAKE w/Ix8" FRIEZE BOARD BELOW V STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF. SEE BUILDING SECTION AND SPECS 12"x20" CEDAR VENT 0 O Ix8 PVC FASCIA vi/LEADER PER SPEC'S uj 5" PVC, GROWN MOLDING ON Ix12 PVG Z FRIEZE BOARD UNDER Ist FLR. OVERHANG 0 CEDAR SHINGLED WALL ON 30# - BLDCG. PAPER ON 5/8" PLYWD. 12" SQ. STRUCTURAL COLUMNS CASED a SHEATHING w/PVG, w/CAPITAL MOLDING — Q OUTDOOR SHOWER ENCLOSURE, FRAME. vi/4x4 TR. WD. POSTS. PROVIDE Ix(5 2" SHINGLE FLARE ON BLOCKING AT CEDAR PANELING, AND CUSTOM CEDAR PERIMETER Ist FLR, EXCEPT AT PORCHES GRILLE ABOVE R �D Q ❑ 0 Z MASONRY FOUNDATION BEYOND N r' --------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------___________________------__________---------J r � I Ll I H E L E A L) E L Em I` 1 u0 m" SCALE: 3f16" = 1'-0" SCALE: 3/16"K1'-0" T I H . G ad Z• co Q• M n eTt o 0 0 W J• w Z 3-- Z LL W• V W c N L.U. L• 0 Q PREFABRICATED CUPOLA PER SPECS, N M ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ATTACHED SECURELY TO ROOF FRAMING ❑ ❑ OE BELOW. FLASH AS REG'D N N FLAT PVC PANEL w/Ix8 FRIEZE AT UNDERSIDE ROOF,I x& AT BOTTOM STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF. SEE BUILDING SECTION AND SPECS n2 32Kz000zol� 6 a2 2 �_ P EXTERIOR RANGE HOOD � I 71 -- 12" SQ. STRUCTURAL COLUMNS CASED ; STONE FACING PER SPECS. ON y2 1E :I=-- WPVG, w/CAPITAL MOLDING [JUL ` 0133Gn GEMENTIOUS BACKER BOARD ON 5/811 �;;,°�,. � � C❑ 0 PLYWD. SHEATHING ¢� OVERHEAD SEGTIDNAL GLASS DOOR. CUSTOM BARBECUE UNIT w/PROPANE SEE SPECS PROJECT NO: AND CHARCOAL UNITS, AND o0 0 o PLUMBING. SEE DETAIL 1=E == 1709 A .......... DRAWN BY: TS 1 I 1 1 i CHECKED BY: FOOTING TO BEAR ON VIRGIN SOIL, AND MAY BE DEEPER THAN SHOWN L____________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________`J L-------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- DATE: 1/4/19 SCALE: 3/16" = 1' - 0" r , SHEET TITLE: sou E L E v E A S T E L E A T 10 R SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" POOL HOUSE ELEVATIONS SHEET NO: BID & PERMIT SET REV1510N5 NOTE : ENSURE FOOTIN65 BEAR ON VIRGIN SUBSURFACE, OR ON COMPACTED MATERIAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS G i Z LIJ O 42" SQ. PREFABRICATED CUPOLA PER V 5PEG5, 5EGURELY TIED 120HR TO ROOF V 0 Q 0 CEDAR ROOFING SHINGLES PER ❑ ❑ SPECIFICATIONS ON SPACED LATH SHEATHING ON 2x10®I6" R.R. O El 1!]11 G. 6x6 ORNAMENTAL DOUG FIR Ix4 ON Ix6 PVC, FASCIA, w/Ixb COLLAR TIES SECURELY ATTACHED FRIEZE BOARD BELOW Q BETWEEN RAFTERS Q Z Lf) LC) N 12 � CEDAR ROOFING SHINGLES PER 6 SPECIFICATIONS ON SPACED LATH STANDING SEAM ALUMINUM 5HEATHING ON 2xIO@Ib" R.R. ROOFING ON %" THK. PLYWD. DEGKIN6 ON 2x10®I6" R.R. 12 �2 Ixb PVC FA50IA w/GUTTERS PER SPEC, w/VENTED Ixb V-6ROOVE PVC 0 SEE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS FOR _ SOFFIT BELOW d IX12 FRIEZE BOARD FINISHES AND DETAILS �/ w/4" PVC 5PRUN6 GROWN lu CEDAR SHINGLE SIDING ON � V-GROOVE Ix6 PVC PORCH BLDG. PAPER ON V SHEATHING CEILING, PAINTED ON 2x6 WALL 5TUD5 ca Z• _ O O 1. O O M G O 12" SCS. WOOD COLUMNS WHOLD U) <. O i�G DOWNS CONNECTED TO FOUNDATION. M PROVIDE PVC CASING, WTOP GAP -� o MOULDIN FLARE SHINGLES 2" ON MOULDING PER SPECS. a o� } BLOCKING (TYPJ OVERHEAD 6ARASE DOOR W J• a Z PER SPECS. M W. 0 w w • g/8" METAL x 12" ANCHOR BOLTS ®32" STONE PAVING PER 5PEG5. ON a w/3x3xgi(b WASHER, 12" CONCRETE SLAB, CONTINUOUS w/ OGW• N POOL TERRACE FROM EACH CORNER Q F-• v to v1 6'-O" Tor OF FOUNDATION — — — ABOVE TOP OF FOOTING dJ — 7'-5" TOP OF FIN. FLR. " •. y N —s - 12 2 ABOVE DATUM .%s, vk:...r •I' fry`. :Yi 3 �.i t.i. . y < T. s. S. .s :it. .W. ':u• :.'C't +,-rr:,..v' ...'• .t. lti - - �: , \ \ \ \ ti's.„#. • /\ ,\ \ \ \ \ ,\\\ \ \ \ \ \ / / / / / /Y / Yt /\\/\/////\ X\\\s'r. , /\/\/\: /\ . / \�\\ "tea• \� \ \ :PROVIDE POURED GONG. LEDGE /\\ \ ;j' \\ \\ \\ \\ \ \\ \\ \\ \\ '\'. ' \ \ \ \\ \\/ \' \ / \ AT PERIMETER OF FOUNDATION •�i \ // // / FOR SUPPORT OF SLAB / er. OF�F \/ \/\ \ L 2" THK. R161D UNDER-SLAB /\ / C (�• \\/ j\\/\\INSULATION R SPECS \ \\ \ \/ ` \ � \ \ - \ \ ' \ /\\ \ \ \ \ \ ' \ ' C �{ \ \ z: / // // / \\\'/,/�/, / „_; / /\ it /\/\ \' ' \/\\/\/ \' \/\\/ /\ /\\/ \\. ' ` \/\, \i \/ \ / / /. ;, ,� /10 X24 POURED GONG. FOOTING / \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ �\ \\\ \ \' \' \ _.r- \\\ \\ SET ON UNDISTURBED 501E /X,< j\\ �\\ \\/\% /\\�\\ \/�//\�/'' '` CONTINUOUS ;/' \\/\/ / TI OUS REBAR �. r x /, Xx\/ , ?x x/\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ ;r:; \� \\/ \ \ \ , \ \ \ \ N\ \ N /\ �� /\ \/ \ ` \ \ �/\ /\ \/ /\i /' ' /\// / //j ^rte; ' /i \ / PROJECT NO.: \/ /\/ / /. _ O'-O" TOP OF TOOTING 1605 4 \ \ \\\X ,\ / '\X` \\ \ \/\ \ \ \ \ �:._ .z \ \ \ \ \ i\ %\\ \\\ \\ +4' a" ABOVE DATUM / / \ \ \ / \/ \ /X\ / \ DRAWN BY: TCS \� \/�/\/ \ \/\/�,// ,/\/\/�/ \/ / j \/ \/ j j �./\ /\/ CHECKED BY: /\/ /i i '/\�/\�/\ \� \�i,�� \� \/'\ ';/ / \/% ' ' %��� \ \//\�<\/ //\// //\/ //\/ .//�\/ / ,/ \/\// /\, $ // \�\\ �'' �/ �/ \� �/\ / / .'/ 1/4/19 / / / \ \ \ /\%\\\' �\ / \ / DATE: \\\�\/\\ \\\\/\�/��\�/\\/\\�\\r\\\/\\�\\/\ SCALE: � /\ \• SCALE: 3I/s�� = 1 -o" \.\ 0/,\ ,\ /\/ / 3/s - 1 0 \ \\ � \` \ \ \\ \\ \ \ \ \/\\\ \, /\\/� . ' \\ ' \� \ / ,\ '\\ �'. \\ \� \\ \\ \\ /\\ \� SHEET TITLE: 11 \�\/W;x\ \\\\\\/\\\ \\\/\\�\\\\�\\�\\\\\\\\\\\\`\\\\\x BUILDING SECTION 'H' SHEET NO: . BID & PERMIT SET