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6APC NetworkAIR FM-DX
Standard Features
Double Skin Panels
The frame is bolt together 12 gauge
formed steel for maximum strength.
Cabinet is serviceable from the
front. All exterior panels and corner
posts on the frame are powder
coated for durability and an attrac-
tive finish. Front exterior panel
crowne is 16 gauge. All other pan-
els are double skin, 24 gauge
exterior, 24 gauge interior with 1 ½
lb. (.68 kg) per cubic foot insulated
for quiet operation. Insulation is
CFC-free and recyclable. Double
skin panels isolate insulation from
the air stream and further reduce
sound levels. Left and right front
panels are hinged and removable
for easy access. Middle panel is
removable.
Direct Drive Motor/Blower
Assembly
Each cabinet includes a precision
balanced centrifugal blower assem-
bly(s) that is balanced to less than 1
mil displacement on all axis for
quiet, reliable operation. The blow-
ers are mounted based on mass and
frequency to eliminate vibration
and noise. A direct drive (L
10
-
500,000 hour bearing life) motor
and frequency controller are used
with each blower in the system to
enhance user functionality. Each
unit is equipped with two blower
assemblies.
Frequency Controlled Motor
A frequency controlled drive is
installed for each direct drive
blower motor. The frequency con-
troller communicates with the
microprocessor controller allowing
user adjustable rpm settings via the
main display. This makes field air
balancing quick and easy. Field air
balancing is a common after
thought that can be expensive and
lead to back-charges. Each time the
fans are started, the frequency con-
trolled drives control the ramp-up
of fan speed. This thirty second soft
start lowers the in-rush current and
reduces the locked rotor amps used
when sizing generators.
Tandem Scroll Compressors
The refrigeration system operates
under a master controller for greater
efficiency and accuracy. Suction
and discharge pressures are moni-
tored and electronically controlled.
Tandem scroll compressors are
designed for year-round operation
with a 15-year life expectancy. The
microprocessor controller provides
real-time suction and discharge
pressure readings reported by trans-
ducers installed on the refrigeration
system.
Electrical Panel
The electrical panel contains the
contactors, starters, overload pro-
tection devices, and input power
disconnects.
Evaporator Coil/94VO Thermal
Condensate Pan
Evaporator coil is 1/2" rifled, cop-
per tube, with raised aluminum fins.
Condensate pan is 94V0 thermal
formed, anti-fungal, non-ferrous
material for higher indoor air qual-
ity. Evaporator is configured as a V
coil.
Programmable Input/Output
Interface Module
The main module provides field
connections through a system pro-
grammable input/output module.
Up to three additional input/output
interfaces may be added to the main
module. Each interface module is
programmable with inputs that can
be mapped to any system alarm or
annunciated to outputs as a system
alarm or custom (12 character)
alarm.
Main Power Circuit Breaker(s)
A nonautomatic main power circuit
breaker disconnects all high voltage
power to the unit if necessary. The
disconnect switch is accessible
without removing the electric box
cover.
Redundant Group Control
Allows up to 4 groups of 3 FM
units to communicate with each
other for redundancy, demand fight-
ing prevention, mode assist, and
global sharing of certain settings.
Requires standard network cable
interconnection.
Network Management Card
Permits multi-level access to moni-
toring, control, and event
notification features over the users
network.
Evaporator Freeze Protection
Suction pressure is actively moni-
tored and controlled to eliminate
risk of condensate freeze-up on the
evaporator.
Predictive Failure Warnings
Several components within the unit
will provide a warning that service
is needed prior to failure occurring.
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