GENERAL CAtALoGuE 2013 - Carrier Portugal

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HYDRONIC FAN COIL COMMUNICATING CONTROLLER (NTC) Network communication • The NTC communicating controller can be connected on an RS 485 bus, using the Carrier Comfort Network (CCN) protocol. • Units equipped with the NTC controller can be part of the Aquasmart Evolution system. Advanced functions • Low Energy Consumption (LEC) variable speed control. • The NTC controller can drive the fan speed continuously within a configurable range for optimal thermal and acoustic comfort. • Hydronic control - The NTC controls both floating and fixedpoint value actuator types (230 V on-off and 230 V three point). • Demand controller ventilation (DCV) - On fan coils equipped with CO 2 sensors and fresh air dampers, the NTC controller can adjust the amount of fresh air admitted to the room, as required by the occupants. • IAQ management - The NTC controller can control all features related to Indoor Air Quality that are included in Carrier terminal fan coil units. Description Carrier offers one of the market’s most sophisticated and complete communicating controllers for hydronic fan coil ranges, the NTC controller, that is compatible with the full Carrier fan coil range. For the customer and installer the same controller simplifies and eases installation and service operations whilst covering a wide range of hydronic system types and applications. The controller can be applied and function as either a standalone control, as part of a larger CCN system application, or at the heart of a Aquasmart system functioning with the Aquasmart Touch Pilot System Manager. Features • The NTC controller controls and optimises the operation of hydronic terminal fan coil units. It is a microprocessor-based CCN (Carrier Comfort Network) compatible communicating controller with energy-saving algorithms. • Energy-saving algorithms manage water valve operation and fan speed control simultaneously to ensure minimum energy consumption whilst maximising comfort conditions for the occupant. • Factory-installed on terminal fan coils The NTC controller is factory-installed on the terminal fan coil; the assembly is also factory-tested. As a result, field installation is extremely simple. • A wide range of user interfaces Depending on the application, two user interface types can be selected: - a simplified wired analogue user interface (SUI) that can be wall-mounted - a wired communicating user interface (CRC2) that can be wall-mounted or incorporated in compatible terminal fan coils (42N) - an infrared user interface (IR2) for use together with a wall-mounted infrared received or a receiver incorporated on compatible terminal fan coils (42GW) - a multi-function user interface (ZUI) that can control comfort, lights and blinds within a Carrier system 164 Controls NTC
1 4b 190 2 56 250 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 4a Legend 1 NTC controller 2 Secondary communication bus 3 User interface connection 4 IR2 5 ZUI2 6 CRC2 A Room A B Room B 5 A 165 6 B NTC controller Carrier Room Conroller (CRC2( Simplified User Interface (SUI) Infrared Remote Control (IR2) and receiver Zone User Interface (ZUI)
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Contents - alphanumeric Series Page
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Europe, Middle East and Africa Carr
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Carrier - experience backed by a la
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ability at Carrier Corporation “
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Refrigerants Customers look to Carr
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and Solutions This includes hydroni
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A COMMUNICATING SYSTEM WITH OPTIMIS
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THE ECO SYSTEM A COMMON LANGUAGE Al
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Maintenance solutions Carrier offer
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Choosing the right system for your
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23 Ducted corridor unit page 106 Ai
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Air-cooled chiller page 44 Air hand
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27 Cassette unit page 98 Air conden
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29 Commercial centre Air-cooled chi
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Type Range Refrigerant Cooling capa
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Physical data 30RB 008 012 015 Air
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Physical data 30AW 004 006 008 012
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Physical data 30RB 017 021 026 033
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Physical data 30RBY 017 021 026 033
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Physical data 30RBS 039 045 050 060
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Physical data 30RBSY 039 045 050 06
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Physical data 30RB 162-262 “B”
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Physical data 30XAS Air conditionin
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Physical data 30XA 252 302 352 402
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Physical data Operating range 30WG
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Physical data 30RW/RWA 110 120 135
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Physical data 30HXC 080 090 100 110
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Physical data Standard-efficiency u
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Physical data Operating range 59 30
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Dimensions Heat exchanger size Leng
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Physical data Fans/poles 4PH (Delta
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Physical data Models Fans/poles 6PH
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Physical data Fans/poles 06PH (Delt
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69 Index Type Range Refrigerant Coo
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Physical data Indoor unit (comfort
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Physical data 30AW 004 006 008 012
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Physical data 61AF 014-7 014-9 019
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Physical data 61AF 022 030 035 045
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Physical data 30RQ 017 021 026 033
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Physical data 30RQY 017 021 026 033
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Physical data 30RQS 039 045 050 060
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Physical data 30RQSY 039 045 050 06
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Physical data, 30RQ 182-262 “B”
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Physical data Operating range 91 61
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Physical data Standard-efficiency u
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Physical data Operating range Conde
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Chilled-water terminal units 97 Ind
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Physical and electrical data, units
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Physical and electrical data, units
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Physical data 42EM 05 09 10 19 22 2
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Physical data Unit size 42DWC 07 42
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Physical and electrical data Air di
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Physical data 42GM Size 1.9 (2 pipe
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Physical data 42GR Size 1.9 Size 2.
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