Remington GE Deluxe 2500 Kurzanleitung

Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners

and Heat Pumps

Architects and

Engineers Manual

STANDARD FEATURES COMPARISON

Remington, GE, Amana, Carrier and Friedrich

NOMENCLATURE PTAC 07 B 208 R

MODEL REMINGTON

PTAC=Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner

PTHP = Packaged Terminal Heat Pump

COOLING CAPACITY (BTUH) VOLTAGE

VINTAGE DESIGNATION

(Cooling with Electric Heat)

07 = 7,000

09 = 9,000 12 = 12,000 208/230 - 1 Phase

15 = 15,000 265 - 1 Phase

This comparison is based on publicly available information believed to be accurate and current at the time of publication. * Requires purchase of specific Touch Pad to enable ** Requires purchase of additional Field Mounted Kit

REMINGTON GE Amana Carrier Friedrich

Features PTAC Series

Deluxe 2500 Dry Air 25 Deluxe 3500 Premium 5500 PTC/PTH

Model 52P P Series

Infrared Wireless Capability Standard –––––––

Sleep Timer Capability Standard* –––––––

Automatic “Cool Dry” Humidity Control Standard –––––––

“Rapid-Heat”/”Rapid-Cool” Technology Standard –––––––

Extended Feature Touch Pad Controls w/LED Standard – – – Standard – – –

Digital Temperature Set Point Standard – – – Standard – – –

Universal Heaters/Power Connection Standard – – – Standard – – –

Solid State Thermostat Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Option –

Concealed Manual Vent Control Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard

Up-Front Cleanable Filter Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard

Automatic Indoor Frost Control Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard – Option –

Corrosion Treated Chassis Standard Option Option Option – Option Option Option

Two Position Bi-Directional Discharge Grill Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard

FanMotors 2 2222111

Fan Cycle Switch Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard

Fan Only Setting – 2 speed Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard 1 Speed 1 Speed 1 Speed

Indoor Fan Speed Hi/Low Hi/Low Hi/Low Hi/Low Hi/Low/Auto Hi/Low Hi/Low Hi/Low

Automatic Freeze Protection Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Option –

Temperature Limiting Electronic Electronic Electronic Electronic Elect. 7-Step Electronic Mechanical Mechanical

Remote Control Thermostat Compatibility Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Option Option

“Front Desk” Control Interface Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Option Option**

Service Indicator LED Standard – – – Standard Standard – –

Self Diagnostics Standard – – – Standard Standard – –

Automatic Emergency Heat Standard – – Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard

Quick Heat Recovery Standard – – Standard Standard – – –

Auto (Random) Restart/Power Recovery Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard – –

NIM PC Interface Module Standard –––––––

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Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps

Introduction........................................................pages 1-2

Our Advantages ................................................pages 3-4

Features & Benefits................................................page 5

Engineering Guide Specifications ....................pages 6-8

Application Considerations ....................................page 9

Controls................................................................page 10

Options ................................................................page 11

Performance & Electrical Data ............................page 12

Wiring Diagrams ..................................................page 13

Wall Sleeve Installation ........................................page 14

Drain Kit Installation ............................................page 15

Unit Dimensions ..................................................page 16

Table of Contents

Bi-Directional

Discharge Grille

High Efficiency

Refrigeration Coils

Chassis Fits Any Standard

16"H x 42"W x 133/4"D

Wall Sleeve Solid State Electronic

Touch Pad Controls

Vibration Isolated

Rotary Compressor

Front Desk

Control Connection

Fan Cycle Control

Solid State

Thermostat/Freeze Sensor

Attractive, Durable

Polymer Front Panel

Universal Heater/

Power Cord

Removable / Cleanable Filters Electronic Control Pads / Optional Remotes

At Remington®, innovation is more than a mission, it’s

our history. It began in 1955, when we developed the

first through-the-wall, self-contained heating and cooling

system for individually-zoned applications. It was an

invention that revolutionized the heating and cooling

industry.

When it was first introduced, the Incremental®System, or

Packaged Terminal Air Conditioning (PTAC) as it's known

today, was a new concept, built on the premise that by

using a small air conditioning unit in each space, multi-

zone buildings could be heated and cooled more effi-

ciently and at lower first costs versus using an expensive

central plant.This major breakthrough made a

lasting impact.

Since that first Incremental System was introduced,

hundreds of thousands of Packaged Terminal Air Con-

ditioners and Heat Pumps(PTHP) have been installed in

all types of buildings, all over North America. Residents,

employees, students, visitors and more now enjoy year-

round comfort in a host of multi-room, multi-story build-

ings such as hotels/motels, office buildings, apartments,

dormitories, hospitals, nursing homes and schools.

Advantages of a "PTAC"

Lower First Cost

There is no need to pay for expensive ductwork, a cen-

tral chiller/boiler plant or the miles of piping that are

required with central systems.This can significantly

reduce both design and installation costs. Capital costs

can also be reduced by providing a unit to the space

only when it becomes occupied.

Lower Design Costs

The overall system design is greatly simplified, allowing

designers to devote more time to other areas and

reducing overall costs.

Architectural Design Freedom

Eliminates the need for large mechanical equipment

rooms, which helps increase potential leasable space.

Expensive ductwork is also eliminated, so the floor to

floor distances can be reduced without lowering ceiling

heights.

Comfort on Demand

Each occupant determines their own comfort require-

ments for their space. By using Remington units, occu-

pants can easily cool one room while simultaneously

heating another without continuously operating a central

chiller and central boiler.

Inherent Economy

Installing PTAC/PTHP units reduces the need to condi-

tion the entire building to provide comfort in one space.

For example, with this type of system, comfort condition-

ing can be provided in one area for an occupant working

after hours, while the rest of the building sleeps.

Easy Maintenance Without Disruption

Packaged Terminal products require minimal mainte-

nance because of their simple design and high-quality

construction. Routine maintenance can be easily per-

formed by a facility's own staff. If a unit becomes

inoperable, it can be repaired or replaced without

disruption of adjacent spaces.The easy, slide-in, slide-

out chassis allows one person to quickly remove and

replace an inoperable unit, minimizing downtime in the

effected space.

The new Remington PTAC/PTHP unit has revolutionized

the industry with its superior options and innovations,

bringing you the highest quality air conditioners in the

industry, year after year.

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Introduction...Packaged Terminal Air Conditioning

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Energy Savings Beyond Energy Efficiency Rating (E.E.R.)

The Digital Temperature Set Point allows each occupant

to easily set their precise desired zone comfort tempera-

ture. Eliminating the zone comfort guesswork inherent

with mechanical knob controls decreases unnecessary

running of the unit and helps prevent expensive over-

cooling/overheating.

Standard Flexible Control Module

The Remington unit has a flexible control module.This

allows the digital control pad to be removed and mount-

ed within the room on a wall within the occupied space.

Additionally, the standard features and functionality of

the controls are a superior value versus the mechanical

knobs most other PTAC's use.

Corrosion Resistant Hydrophilic Coils

On Remington units, all evaporator and condenser coils

are protected with a hydrophilic coating. This feature is

standard on all Remington units, making it an ideal

choice for any environment, including highly corrosive

environments such as Florida.This protection can also

extend the life of your coils, offering added cost savings.

Classroom Benefits

Remington units' standard features provide exceptional

benefits for classroom applications.There are no knobs

for students to remove and lose. Remington's two-motor

units are inherently quieter than a single motor design.

The Remington unit is pencil proof. The Fresh Air

Damper also arrives without additional labor required to

enable the damper.

Extra Humidity Control

Remington is the only AC manufacturer to offer the Cool-

Dry Dehumidification Mode standard on all units.The

system is designed to provide high indoor air quality

(IAQ) by reducing humidity which can help to prevent

mold/mildew build-up in conditioned space. As a result,

the conditioned air will feel and smell fresher, removing

up to 70% more humidity in the Cool-Dry mode when

compared to the standard cool mode at 50% load.

Results will vary under different loading conditions.

A Superior Choice

Remington units meet the industry standard (ASHRAE

90.1) for E.E.R.’s and capacities, and they offer much

more than that. Our money-saving operational features,

combined with our superior warranty packages, can pay

dividends both in labor savings and operational costs in

the long run.

Warranty

No other manufacturer stands behind their product like

Remington. Both our Gold Plus and Platinum Plus

Packages offer a limited one-year unit exchange warran-

ty on the entire conditioner and a refrigeration circuit unit

exchange warranty for the 2nd through 5th year.The Gold

Plus package offers an additional functional parts war-

ranty for the 2nd through 5th year. Freight costs will be

paid by the manufacturer. Please contact us for more

warranty package details.

The New Remington®16 x 42 PTAC/PTHP Series Unit...Our Advantages

Remington's contemporary design is both attractive and thoughtful - with standard

features like solid-state electronic touch pad controls that are easy to operate and

provide precise comfort settings.

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Remington PTAC/PTHP are quiet, energy efficient prod-

ucts that provide greater flexibility to meet zoned heating

and cooling requirements.They are the perfect choice

for new or replacement projects.

For new projects:The Remington PTAC/PTHP products

give you the flexibility to design your overall system the

way you want it. Units are available with cooling and

electric resistance heat or heat pump operation. Multiple

sizes and voltage ratings allow you to match the heating,

cooling and electrical requirements of each application

and each zone. Remington's all-in-one unit or wall-

mounted touch pad control and remote control interface

gives you the flexibility to choose the control scheme

that best fits your requirements. All control schemes can

be selected on-site.

For replacement projects: Remington conditioners are

easy to install and maintain and will fit any standard

16"H x 42"W x 133/4"D wall opening.

•Remington conditioners are compatible with most

existing wall thermostats and remote control interfaces

for added savings on installation labor and costs.

•Insulated wall sleeve is constructed of heavy-gauge,

zinc-coated, phosphatized steel, with welded joints

and polyurethane based powder coating for maximum

durability and corrosion resistance.

•Standard 16"H x 42"W x 133/4"D dimensions.

•Factory welded slide channels facilitate easy

installation and removal of chassis.

•Predrilled to align with chassis mounting screws

and simplify installation.

•Separate shipment of wall sleeve is available to

avoid damage to the chassis during construction.

A waxed weather panel is provided to keep out the

elements until the chassis arrives.

•Sleeve extensions are available for competitors’

shallow wall sleeve applications (111/2"D) that do not

conform to industry standard depth (133/4"D).

Touch Pad Controls

Wall Sleeve (Indoor View)

Remington PTAC/PTHP

LED Indicator

Lights

Infrared

Sensor Digital Temperature

Set Point

42"

16"

133/4"

Remington®Air Conditioning...Our Advantages

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Remington®PTAC/PTHP

Solid state electronic touch pad controls

Digital temperature set point and LED indicator lights

"Cool-Dry" humidity control

Rapid-Heat™and Rapid-Cool™technology

Sleep Option

Timer Option

Temperature Electronic Limiting

Infrared capable

Universal electric heater

Dual fan motors

Compressor time-delay restart

Automatic random restart

Solid-state thermostat/freeze sensor

Standard interface for front desk control

All-in-one unit or wall-mounted touch pad

Cooling with electric resistance heat or heat pump operation in

multiple sizes, capacities, and voltages.

Industry standard 16"H x 42"W x 133/4"D wall sleeve dimension

Multiple fan speed settings

Fan cycle control

High efficiency refrigeration coils with hydrophilic coating

Up-front, cleanable filters

Vibration isolated rotary compressor

Manual control outside air damper

Bi-directional indoor air discharge grille

Attractive, durable polymer front cover

Wall Stat/controller option

LED Diagnostics

What it does for you

Reliable and easy to use.

Provides room occupants with exact comfort setting and

continuous unit operating status.

Automatically controls humidity (when selected) for improved comfort

and better indoor air quality. This feature can add 70% more

dehumidification than the normal A/C operation.

Allows the unit to quickly bring room to comfort conditions at start-up while

reducing cycling. Saves wear and tear on compressor.

Raises or lowers room temperature by several degrees for guest

comfort and energy savings.

Automatically controls unit shut-off after a specified time

(1 to 15 hours).

Adjustable minimum and maximum room temperature set points.

Allows wireless remote control of all units

(wireless remote controller optional).

Provides flexibility to select among three heater sizes and amperage

ratings (power cord ordered separately).

Provides quiet operation and lower operating costs.

Reduces wear and tear for extended life.

Helps avoid overloading electrical circuits in the event of a

power outage.

Provides precise temperature control and automatically senses and

responds to low temperatures to protect against freeze conditions.

Allows easy connection to energy management or front desk control.

Provides flexibility to choose unit or remote control without purchasing

a separate thermostat (optional wiring kit is required).

Provides flexibility to match application requirements and the

requirements of each zone.

Simplifies design for new construction and is compatible with most

existing wall sleeves for easy, low cost replacements.

Provides quiet, economical operation.

Allows continuous or fan cycle operation.

Provides maximum efficiency and corrosion resistance.

Easily accessible filters can be cleaned without removing the

front panel.

More efficient, quieter, and more reliable than reciprocating

compressors.

Can be opened for fresh air operation or closed tight to recirculate

room air and conserve energy.

Allows airflow to be directed where it is needed most.

Complements any room décor and maintains its "like new"

appearance under demanding conditions.

Compatible with most 24V wall thermostats.

Unit self-diagnostics.

Features and Benefits

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General

Furnish packaged terminal (air conditioners) (heat

pumps) of the sizes and capacities shown on the sched-

ule and/or specifications.The units shall be located as

shown in the drawings and each shall include wall

sleeve, outdoor louver, heating/cooling chassis, front

panel and subbase (optional 208/230v).

All units shall be ETL and CETL listed for safety and

ARI certified for capacity and performance. Units shall be

Remington®Model designated with prefix (PTAC) (PTHP)

or equal.

Overall dimensions for the basic unit (excluding louver)

shall not exceed 42" wide, 16" high and 203/4" deep.

Standard wall sleeve dimensions shall not exceed 16"

high, 42" wide and 133/4" deep. Units furnished with an

electrical subbase shall not exceed 42" wide, 20" high

and 203/4" deep.

Units shall be designed to operate on (208/230)

(265/277) volts, 60 Hz, single-phase power.

The E.E.R. shall be from 11.6 to 9.2 and COP from 3.4

to 2.8.

Heating/Cooling Chassis

Chassis shall be slide-in, plug-in type with a self-con-

tained, hermetically sealed refrigerant circuit. All

chassis sheet metal parts shall be coated with a poly-

ester based powder paint or galvanized for maximum

corrosion resistance.

The chassis shall consist of the following components:

vibration isolated, permanent split capacitor rotary-type

compressor, rifled copper tubed evaporator and con-

denser coils with high efficiency raised lance aluminum

plate fins that are hydrophilic coated to resist corrosion

and mechanically expanded to the tubes for maximum

heat transfer and a capillary restrictor type refrigerant

metering device. Coils shall be factory tested at 300 psig

(heat pump models shall also include reversing valve

and charge balancing device).

A positive-closing, manual fresh air damper shall be

included within the chassis to provide the option of fresh

air during operation.

System airflow shall be accomplished by the use of the

separate outdoor and indoor fan motors. Motors shall be

permanent split capacitor, totally enclosed and perma-

nently lubricated. A single speed motor shall directly

drive the outdoor fan.The outdoor fan shall be construct-

ed out of high impact resistant polymer and consist of

multiple propeller-type blades with a slinger ring

designed to efficiently remove condensate.The indoor

fan assembly shall consist of a single centrifugal fan that

is forward curved and directly connected to a two-speed

motor. All fans shall be statically and dynamically bal-

anced to provide for quiet and smooth operation.

During the cooling cycle, the compressor and both fan

motors shall be energized. Condensation accumulated

on the indoor coil shall be drained into the outdoor

section of the unit where it is to be picked up by the out-

door fan and transferred to the outdoor coil where it

shall then be evaporated to enhance units' capacity and

efficiency.

(Electric Resistance Heat Only Models) During the

heating cycle, only the indoor fan motor and the electric

resistance heaters are energized.The compressor shall

not be energized. Heaters shall be high mass cal-rod

type with high limit cutout. Electric resistance heaters

shall be universal in design such that the type of power

cord specified with the heating/chassis determines the

respective heater size as shown in the schedule and/or

specifications. Electric resistance heaters must be locat-

ed behind the indoor coil and must not be visible or

accessible through the indoor discharge grille.

(Reverse Cycle Heat Pump Models) During the heating

cycle, the reversing valve, compressor and both fan

motors will be energized. Depending on the outdoor air

temperature, two distinct heating modes shall be avail-

able. Namely, compressor only or electric heat only.

Minimum outdoor temperature for compressor operation

shall be 25°F. Between outdoor temperature of 25°F and

45°F, the compressor and electric heater will alternate as

required to maintain indoor temperature.When the out-

side temperature is below 25°F, the electric heat-only

mode shall be utilized.The electric heaters shall be high

mass cal-rod type with high limit cutout. Electric resist-

ance heaters shall be universal in design such that the

type of power cord specified with the heating/chassis

determines the respective heater size as shown on the

schedule and/or specifications. Electric resistance

heaters must be placed behind the indoor evaporator coil

and must not be visible or accessible through the indoor

discharge grille. Condensation accumulated on the out-

door coil during reverse cycle heating MUST not be

evaporated against the indoor coil as it could contami-

nate the indoor air with pollutants and odors.

Condensation accumulated during reverse cycle heating

shall transfer from chassis into wall sleeve by means of a

thermostatically controlled drain valve. Condensate shall

exit wall sleeve via weep holes or optional indoor/outdoor

drain kit.

Engineering Guide Specifications - Remington®Model

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Controls

The controls shall utilize solid-state electronics.

Operation of the unit shall be controlled through the use

of a touch-pad.The touch-pad shall use no knobs and

shall be liquid tight for easy care and cleaning. The con-

trol shall incorporate digital display of temperature set-

tings, allowing precise comfort selection by user.

The touch-pad shall include an ON/OFF selector, a

MODE selector that will enable the user to select HEAT,

COOL, Cool/Dry or FAN only operation; a FAN selector

that allows high or low speed fan operation; and a TEMP

selector to allow for precise room temperature adjust-

ment.

Operation/mode of the unit shall be easily confirmed

through the use of LED status lights and a soft confirm-

ing beep sound.The LED status lights must be visible

with the control door closed.

The touch-pad shall be designed to be easily removed

from the heating/cooling chassis and mounted to a wall

for remote control without the need or cost of separately

purchased wall-mounted controls.The unit shall retain all

of its features regardless if the touch-pad is mounted on

the wall or unit.

The touch-pad shall be infrared capable for control via

wireless remote controller.

The controls shall incorporate a standard interface for

low voltage connection to dry contacts at a central con-

trol or energy management system.

The electronic controls shall allow the Owner/Facility

Manager to establish the maximum and minimum tem-

perature range for heating and cooling modes (electronic

temperature limiting).

Unit shall have automatic temperature compensating

algorithm (+2°F in HEAT or –2°F in COOL) to minimize

temperature swing and compressor cycling during period

when room is brought to set point temperature after

being off for 2 or more hours.This will automatically

compensate for the cold or warm radiation effect felt

from the mass in the walls, floor, and furnishings until

they normalize. The 2°F offset is maintained for the first

cycle only. After that, the setting reverts to that shown on

the digital display.

The unit shall have two cooling modes (COOL and

COOL/DRY).The Cool/Dry feature shall be

Owner/Facility Manager activated or deactivated by an

internal dipswitch and when activated, be user selectable

through the touch-pad control.When the Cool-Dry mode

is selected, the control algorithm shall slightly extend the

run time of the compressor and low fan without signifi-

cantly changing the room temperature from the user set

point.This feature shall increase dehumidification by up

to 70% when compared to the standard Cool mode.

The touch-pad shall be interchangeable and upgrade-

able with an optional touch-pad that includes Sleep and

Timer functions and shall also be compatible with an

optional wireless infrared remote with these functions.

When the optional touch-pad is present, pressing the

Sleep button shall activate the Sleep feature.The Sleep

mode shall improve comfort and reduce energy con-

sumption by gradually raising the room temperature by

3.6°F from the set-point over two hours in cooling mode,

or lowering the room temperature by 5.4°F over 2 hours

in the heating mode. Pressing the Timer button shall acti-

vate the Timer feature. Each press of the button shall

increase and display the timer setting in hours from 1 to

15.When the timer is activated when the unit is operat-

ing, the unit shall shut off at the selected time interval.

When the unit is off and the timer is activated the unit

will come on at the selected time interval in the control

settings (Mode/Fan/Temperature) that were last set on

the unit.

In the event of a malfunction the control shall provide

self-diagnostics and display an error code to allow easy

identification of service required.

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Controls (cont.)

Each unit shall incorporate an automatic indoor coil frost

control to extend compressor life by limiting operation in

low ambient conditions.

In case of power failure, each unit will randomly restart

when power resumes to avoid overloading and power

surging of the electrical circuits. Also, upon restart, the

unit shall retain its last control setting.

An Owner/Facility manager selectable fan cycle switch

shall be incorporated to allow either continuous or cycle

operation of indoor fan.

Room freeze protection shall be incorporated to safe-

guard against freezing indoor temperatures and shall be

Owner/Facility Manager activated/deactivated.When

activated, if the indoor temperature drops to 40°F,

regardless of the control setting the electric heater and

indoor fan will automatically energize to prevent further

room temperature decline.

Outside Air Louvers

Outside air louvers shall be (stamped) (extruded archi-

tectural) anodized aluminum finished natural (stamped

louvers shall be heavy gauge anodized aluminum of no

less than 16 gauge). Extruded architectural louvers are

also available with baked enamel to match color chip by

others. Louvers by others must be approved by the heat-

ing/cooling chassis manufacturer as to adequate free

area and air circulation requirements.

Electrical Subbase

As specified and shown on plans, a 3" or 4" high electri-

cal subbase shall be furnished. Electrical subbase shall

be ETL and CETL listed and constructed of heavy gauge

steel and finished with epoxy based powder paint to

resist corrosion. Optional fused disconnects are also

available.To ease field installation, subbase must have

adjustable side channels with predrilled adjusting holes

and score lines. Additionally, subbase shall have

adjustable leveling legs each with 1" adjustment.

Front Panel

Each heating/cooling chassis shall come complete with a

decorative front panel. Front panel shall be designed

with a contoured top to facilitate airflow into the room.

Additionally, it shall be designed to wrap-around the

heating/cooling chassis and constructed of impact resist-

ant polymer.The color of the front panel shall be Antique

Ivory as to match that of the wall sleeve. The airflow dis-

charge grille shall be an integral part of the front panel

and shall be made of the same impact resistant polymer

material as the front panel.The discharge grille shall

consist of a single section and be designed to be two-

position reversible to customize the direction of airflow

out of the unit. Room side return air shall enter the heat-

ing/ cooling chassis through the louvered front panel.

Filtration

Room side return air shall be completely filtered through

permanent, washable polypropylene mesh filters. Foam

type filters are not acceptable. Filters shall be designed

for easy access without removing the front panel.

Wall Sleeve

The wall sleeve shall be entirely constructed of A-60 gal-

vaneal, phosphatized, 18-gauge steel. It shall be finished

with polyurethane based powder paint to provide maxi-

mum corrosion protection. Additionally, the interior top

and side surfaces shall be insulated. Wall sleeves with

ordinary enamel finish or those made from polymeric

material are not acceptable.Wall sleeves shall have fac-

tory provisions for use of appropriate fastening devices

to secure sleeve to the wall through the sides.

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