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Remote Contro lerTEMPRemote ControllerTEMPRemote ControllerTEMPWIRED REMOTE CONTROLLER INSTALLATION• Since the room temperature sensor is in the remote controller, the remote controller box should be installed in a place awayfrom direct sunlight, high humidity and direct supply of cold air to maintain proper space temperature.Install the remote controller about 5ft(1.5m) above the floor in an area with good air circulation at an average temperature.Do not install the remote controller where it can be affected by:- Drafts, or dead spots behind doors and in corners.- Hot or cold air from ducts.- Radiant heat from sun or appliances.- Concealed pipes and chimneys.- Uncontrolled areas such as an outside wall behind the remote controller.- This remote controller is equipped with a seven segment LED. display. For proper display of the remote controllerLED's, the remote controller should be installed properly as shown in Fig.1.(The standard height is 1.2~1.5 m from floor level.)Wall Mountednoyesno5feet(1.5meters)noFig.1 Typical locations for remote controllerWall Mounted Indoor unit7-24
11. AccessoriesStandard AccessoriesWall MountedNameQuantitySEInstallation panel1 setType "A" screwSE: 6 EAS5: 8 EA(Other)• Owner's manual• Installation manualShapeS5CAUTION• Use only those accessories (Standard or optional) which have designated specifications.7-25Indoor unitWall Mounted
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0CVP0-01D (Replaces:0CVP0-01C)Indoo
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Introduction1. PrefaceR410A Modelis
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Indoor unitGeneral Information1. Mo
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2. External AppearanceCeiling Casse
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4. Indoor Unit Capacity IndexINDOOR
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1. List of functionsCategoryFunctio
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5. Wiring DiagramsTJ ChassisCassett
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6.2 Heating CapacityHeating capacit
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ARNU12GTJ*2CoolingHeatingDischarge
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9. Sound LevelsOverall1.5mNotes:- S
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10.2 Ceiling opening dimensions and
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10.4 Installation of Decoration Pan
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Remote Contro lerTEMPRemote Control
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Ceiling Cassette 2-Way1. List of fu
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2. Specifications* Model NameA:Basi
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3. DimensionsCeiling Cassette 2-way
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TL Chassis5. Wiring Diagrams2Casset
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Cooling capacityCapacityIndexOutdoo
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Heating capacityCapacityIndex7.1Out
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8. Electric CharacteristicsUnitsPow
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Remote ControllerTEMP10. Installati
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Hanging bolt(W3/8 or M10)Nut(W3/8 o
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10.5 Indoor Unit Drain Piping• Dr
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11. AccessoriesStandard Accessories
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1. List of functionsCategoryAir flo
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* Model NameA:Basic, C:PlasmaCoolin
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TypeModelUnitCooling CapacitykWkcal
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204652540Ceiling Cassette 4-wayARNU
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Ceiling Cassette 4-wayARNU42GTM*2AR
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TE Chassis5. Wiring DiagramsCassett
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6. Capacity Tables6.1 Cooling Capac
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Cooling capacityCapacityIndex8.210.
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Heating capacityCapacityIndex8.210.
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7. Air Velocity and Temperature Dis
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ARNU24GTP*2Discharge angle: 40°Air
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ARNU48GTM*2CoolingHeatingDischarge
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9. Sound LevelsOverall1.5mCeilingNo
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CeilingHanging bolt(W3/8 or M10)Nut
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TypeModelCooling CapacityHeating Ca
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Ceiling Concealed Duct- High Static
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Ceiling Concealed Duct (High Static
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BH Chassis5. Wiring DiagramsCeiling
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B8 ChassisCeiling Concealed Duct- H
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Cooling capacityCapacityIndex4.55.6
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Cooling capacityCapacityIndex14.122
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Heating capacityCapacityIndex4.55.6
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Heating capacityCapacityIndex14.122
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URNU76GB8A2, URNU96GB8A2(Unit: CMM)
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ARNU48GBRA2Capacity Mode Set value4
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9. Sound LevelsOverallDISCHARGEDUCT
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NOTE:• Throughly study the follow
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Remote Contro lerTEMPRemote Control
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Ceiling Concealed Duct(Low Static)1
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2. SpecificationsTypeModelCooling C
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3. Dimensions & Gravity pointCeilin
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B1/B2 Chassis5. Wiring DiagramsCeil
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URNU07GB1G1, URNU09GB1G1, URNU12GB1
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9. Sound LevelsOverall2.0mModel Nam
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10.2 Ceiling dimension and hanging
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10.5 Ground drain pipinga) It is st
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Page 172 and 173: 2. Specifications* Model NameA:Basi
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Cooling CapacityHeating CapacityCas
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Ceiling Suspended80041ARNU18GVJA2AR
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VE Chassis5. Wiring DiagramsCeiling
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6. Capacity Tables6.1 Cooling Capac
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7. Electric CharacteristicsSymbols:
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9. Installation• Please read this
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VE Chassis9.2 Installation MapNOTIC
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9.5 Mounting the installation plate
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: Installation Information For righ
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VJ Chassis9.9 Select the best Locat
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MOUNTING THE ANCHOR NUT ANDBOLT•
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9.12 Checking the Drainage1. Set th
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CAUTION:After the confirmation of t
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TypeFloor StandingTransmission cabl
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Floor StandingARNU18GCFA2ARNU24GCFA
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CE/CF Chassis5. Wiring DiagramsFloo
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8. Electric CharacteristicsUnitsMod
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Bolt pitch• Positioning of holes
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10.5 Wiring ConnectionConnect the w
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