ASPEN PUMPS FOR MINISPLIT AIR CONDITIONERS ... - Panasonic
ASPEN PUMPS FOR MINISPLIT AIR CONDITIONERS ... - Panasonic
ASPEN PUMPS FOR MINISPLIT AIR CONDITIONERS ... - Panasonic
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<strong>ASPEN</strong> <strong>PUMPS</strong><br />
<strong>FOR</strong> <strong>MINISPLIT</strong> <strong>AIR</strong> <strong>CONDITIONERS</strong><br />
Selecting the Right Model Aspen Pump<br />
for Your Minisplit Installation<br />
Before deciding which pump type<br />
best suits your needs, there are<br />
4 factors to be considered:<br />
1. Appearance<br />
The premier selling point of Minisplits is that<br />
they present a neat, clean appearance to your<br />
customer, and it is important that this is<br />
preserved.<br />
Imported and Distributed by<br />
2. Noise<br />
Another prime selling point of Minisplits is<br />
their quietness, so obviously it makes no sense<br />
to install a pump which will be noisier than<br />
the unit.<br />
3. Ease of Installation<br />
While appearance and noise are primary<br />
features, ease of installation is no less important,<br />
the easier it is to install, the less time it<br />
takes you to do the job, and time is money.<br />
4. Access to Clean the Filter<br />
This is the most important factor of all because<br />
THE FILTER MUST BE CLEANED REGULARLY.<br />
If this is neglected, the filter will block, leading<br />
to an overflow and potential water damage. The<br />
best way to eliminate this is to place the filter<br />
so it will always be easy to access for cleaning.<br />
THE INTERESTS OF YOUR CUSTOMER AND<br />
YOURSELF ARE BEST SERVED BY POSITIONING<br />
THE FILTER <strong>FOR</strong> EASIEST POSSIBLE ACCESS.<br />
Each Minisplit installation is unique and the method used is dictated primarily by the direction from which<br />
the lineset has to be attached to the evaporator. Generally, these fall into 3 basic categories:<br />
TYPE A – Exposed Elbow: Where the lineset enters the evaporator from either end<br />
and turns 90 degrees to go up into the ceiling.<br />
TYPE B – Exposed Straight Line: Where the lineset enters the evaporator from either end<br />
and extends straight along the wall until it reaches an outside wall and exits the building.<br />
TYPE C – Concealed Lineset: Where the lineset is concealed inside or behind the wall<br />
and enters the evaporator from the rear.<br />
Each of these requires a different approach insofar as the type of pump to be used is concerned.<br />
TYPE A INSTALLATION – Exposed Elbow/90° bend<br />
If you are installing a TYPE A, select a<br />
Lime Pump for the following reasons:<br />
1. The lineset is completely concealed, giving you a very clean professional appearance.<br />
2. Both the Mini Lime at 23 Decibels and the Maxi Lime at 33 decibels are<br />
extremely quiet.<br />
3. The entire pump assembly mounts outside the evaporator so when you want to<br />
inspect or clean the filter all you have to do is unclip the top cover of the elbow<br />
housing the pump. It is then very simple to remove the pump, unclip the reservoir,<br />
remove, clean and replace the filter, reassemble and then replace the pump.<br />
It cannot get any easier than this.<br />
YOU ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO SELECT THIS PUMP TYPE<br />
WHEREVER POSSIBLE!<br />
PLAIN INSTALLATION<br />
Minisplit Evaporator<br />
EXPOSED<br />
LINESET<br />
For units up to<br />
30,000 BTU/hr<br />
with a maximum<br />
of 26 ft. head,<br />
use Mini Lime.<br />
For units over<br />
30,000 BTU/hr<br />
with a maximum<br />
of 49 ft. head,<br />
use Maxi Lime<br />
only.<br />
USING MINI OR MAXI LIME<br />
TYPE A<br />
LEFT HAND<br />
OR RIGHT HAND<br />
TYPE A<br />
LEFT HAND<br />
OR RIGHT HAND<br />
Minisplit Evaporator<br />
Minisplit Evaporator<br />
COVER FITTED<br />
LINESET<br />
COVER REMOVED<br />
SHOWING PUMP<br />
3 Kellogg Court, Unit 10, Edison, NJ 08817 • www.eztrap.com<br />
phone 732-248-8066 • fax 732-248-8068 • email: info@eztrap.com<br />
SEE OTHER SIDE <strong>FOR</strong> TYPE B & C INSTALLATION
TYPE B INSTALLATION – Exposed Straight Line<br />
If you are installing a TYPE B, a Lime Pump is not suitable<br />
because there is no 90 degree bend in the lineset.<br />
In this case, you have to use either an Orange or an Aqua Pump. As the<br />
Orange is generally too large to go into the space under the drain pan,<br />
it can be installed inside the evaporator casing if there is room.<br />
The lineset should always be concealed inside a removable lineset cover<br />
similar to SlimDuct and the pump can then be concealed by mounting<br />
it inside the cover.<br />
The smaller size of the Aqua permits it to be easily installed in the space<br />
underneath the drain pan if required. The Aqua can also be attached to the<br />
lineset, which should be concealed inside a removable lineset cover similar<br />
to SlimDuct or it can be mounted separately inside the lineset cover.<br />
In both cases, the only place where the reservoir can be installed is in the<br />
open space under the drain pan. Cleaning the filter will always be difficult,<br />
as it involves disturbing the evaporator to gain access to the reservoir.<br />
TYPE B<br />
Minisplit Evaporator<br />
LINESET<br />
Use SlimDuct Lineset Cover<br />
to conceal Lineset & Pump<br />
MINI & MAXI ORANGE PUMP LOCATION<br />
Inside Lineset Cover (Type B Minisplit Installation)<br />
EVAPORATOR<br />
COIL<br />
CONDENSATE INLET<br />
DRAIN TRAY TUBE INLINE RESERVOIR<br />
<strong>ASPEN</strong> <strong>PUMPS</strong> IMPORTED AND DISTRIBUTED BY EZ◆TRAP EDISON, NJ 08817 • PHONE 732-248-8066 • INFO@EZTRAP.COM<br />
VINYL TUBE<br />
BREATHER TUBE<br />
LINESET<br />
COVER<br />
MINI AQUA PUMP LOCATION<br />
Inside Evaporator or Inside Lineset Cover (Type B Minisplit Installation)<br />
EVAPORATOR<br />
COIL<br />
CONDENSATE<br />
DRAIN TRAY<br />
INLET<br />
TUBE<br />
RESERVOIR<br />
BREATHER<br />
TUBE<br />
For units up to 24,000 BTU/hr with a maximum of 26 ft. head, use Mini Orange or Mini Aqua.<br />
For units over 24,000 BTU/hr with a maximum of 65 ft. head, use Maxi Orange only.<br />
TYPE C INSTALLATION – Concealed Lineset<br />
If you are installing a TYPE C, a Lime Pump is not suitable<br />
because there is no exposed lineset at all.<br />
In this case, you have to use either an Orange or an Aqua Pump. As the<br />
Orange is generally too large to go into the space under the drain pan, it can<br />
be installed inside the evaporator casing if there is room, or is more often<br />
FALSE CEILING<br />
mounted above the ceiling within 6 feet of the evaporator.<br />
EVAPORATOR<br />
COIL<br />
The smaller size of the Aqua permits it to be easily installed in the space<br />
underneath the drain pan or, it too can be mounted above the ceiling within<br />
6 feet of the evaporator.<br />
In both cases, the reservoir can only be installed inside the<br />
evaporator, in the open space under the drain pan so it will always<br />
be difficult to access it to service the filter.<br />
TYPE C<br />
LINESET CONCEALED BEHIND WALL<br />
Minisplit Evaporator<br />
For units up to 24,000 BTU/hr with a maximum of 26 ft. head, use Mini Orange or Mini Aqua.<br />
For units over 24,000 BTU/hr with a maximum of 65 ft. head, use Maxi Orange only.<br />
OPTION 1<br />
VINYL TUBE<br />
LINESET<br />
COVER<br />
OPTION 2<br />
MINI & MAXI ORANGE PUMP LOCATION<br />
Above Ceiling (Type C Minisplit Installation)<br />
CONDENSATE<br />
DRAIN TRAY<br />
INLET<br />
TUBE<br />
INLINE RESERVOIR<br />
BREATHER TUBE<br />
MINI AQUA PUMP LOCATION<br />
Inside Evaporator or Above Ceiling (Type C Minisplit Installation)<br />
EVAPORATOR<br />
COIL<br />
CONDENSATE<br />
DRAIN TRAY<br />
INLET<br />
TUBE<br />
FALSE CEILING<br />
RESERVOIR<br />
BREATHER<br />
TUBE<br />
OPTION 1<br />
All pumps are available in 24V, 115V or 230V AC, consult EZ◆TRAP for specific wiring diagrams.<br />
Refer to EZ◆TRAP Pump Selection Matrix for correct model number, and to Installation Guidelines for optimum piping layout.<br />
OPTION 2<br />
EZT-ASP-SG/7/07