Ewa (H) (D) - TZ C Data Books Eeden21 English

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Air Cooled chiller with single screw

compressor and
Variable Frequency Drive
EWA(H)(D)~TZ C
- Design for commercial and industrial applications
- Best full load and part-load efficiency
- Available with LOW GWP refrigerant
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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
TOP efficiency chillers overachieving the latest requirement on efficiency standards

EWA(H)(D)~TZ C chiller range is the result of careful design, aimed to optimize the operation and the
performance of the chiller for comfort application in all climate conditions with the objective of bringing down
operating costs and improving installation profitability, effectiveness and economical management.
The chillers feature a high efficiency single screw compressor design driven by Variable Frequency Drive (VFD),
large condenser coil surface area for maximum heat transfer and low discharge pressure, high performance
condenser fans and a direct expansion ‘shell & tube’ evaporator with low refrigerant pressure drops.
NO compromise!
Best efficiency at full load and part load operation
Is a fact that, despite the chiller is selected to satisfy the cooling demand of the plant in worst conditions
(meaning highest ambient temperature possible during the cooling season and maximum demand of cooling
energy from the plant), in real operation the ambient temperature will be most of the time lower than the design
temperature and the cooling demand will be less than the maximum possible.
The indication of “how good a chiller is” cannot be given by full load efficiency energy ratio (EER) but a seasonal
energy efficiency ratio index is needed to proper represent actual operation.
The latest European regulations (entered into force on January 2018) are based on the same concept, setting
for Europe minimum efficiency levels based on seasonal operation.
Within the scope of the regulation two different application are identified:
• Comfort Cooling applications: seasonal efficiency index is Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)
• Process Cooling application: seasonal efficiency index is Seasonal Energy Performance Ratio SEPR)
The calculation of the seasonal efficiency indexes is based on an average profile for European countries.
For comfort application SEER calculation, as defined in EN14825, considers a cooling season of 2600 hours.
Assuming 100% cooling demand at 35°C ambient temperature (design temperature) and 0% at 16°C (assumed
as Off temperature). Between 35°C and 16°C ambient the cooling demand is calculated based on a linear trend.
In the graph below the parameter (BIN and Load) for SEER calculation are represented together with the efficiency
of fix speed screw chiller and DAIKIN TZ C at each condition. Despite the efficiency at design condition is similar,
the efficiency of DAIKIN TZ C goes up to 130% over the efficiency of the fix speed chiller resulting in much lower
operating cost over the cooling season.
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For process application SEPR calculation considers a full year operation (8760 hours). Assuming 100% cooling
demand at 35°C ambient temperature (design temperature) and 80% at 5°C (80% is minimum load required for
the process). Between 35°C and 5°C ambient the cooling demand is calculated following a linear trend.
In the graph below the parameter (BIN and Load) for SEPR calculation are represented together with the efficiency
of fix speed screw chiller and DAIKIN TZ C at each condition. Despite the efficiency at design condition is similar,
the efficiency of DAIKIN TZ C goes up to 125% over the efficiency of the fix speed chiller resulting in much lower
operating cost over the year.
For any application, comfort or process, DAIKIN TZ C achieve the highest efficiency and so the lowest operating
costs.
The EWA(H)(D)~TZ C range is available with 2 efficiency levels both with an extensive option list.
Outstanding reliability the TZ-C chillers are equipped with a rugged compressor design with advanced composite
compressor gate rotors material, a proactive control logic and are full factory- run-tested to optimized trouble-free
operation.
The compressor is driven by an inverter integrated on the compressor body and cooled by the refrigerant from the
chiller’s circuit. The inverter is designed and manufactured by DAIKIN for this specific application. It is the result
of years of experience in inverter application for compressors.
Superior control logic The MicroTech 4 controller provides an easy to use control environmental. The control
logic is designed to provide maximum efficiency, to continue operation in unusual operating conditions and to
provide a history of unit operation. One of the greatest benefits is the easy interface with LonWorks, Bacnet,
Ethernet TCP/IP or Modbus communications. Integrated sequencing control is provided allowing to connect
units (up to 4) operating as a single bigger chiller
Code requirements – Safety and observant of laws/directives Units are designed and manufactured in
accordance with applicable selections of the following:
• Construction of pressure vessel 2014/68/EU

• Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
• Low Voltage 2014/35/EU
• Electromagnetic Compatibility 2014/30/EU
• Electrical & Safety codes EN 60204–1
• Manufacturing Quality Standards UNI – UNI EN ISO 14001
Certifications Units are complying with European directives in force, concerning manufacturing and safety. On
request units can be produced complying with laws in force in non-European countries, and with other applications,
such as naval.
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Compressor the compressor is semi-hermetic, single-screw type. Design and manufactured by DAIKIN, the
new single screw compressor is the result of years of experience and continuous investments in research and
development. Specifically, the new DAIKIN single screw compressor is optimized to operate with both R1234ze
and R134a refrigerant. The geometry of the compressor itself has been fully redesigned to achieve the highest
efficiency at full load (when the all the capacity of the chiller is required) as well as the highest part-load
efficiency (much frequent conditions) thanks to the Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) allowing continuous
modulation of compressor’s rotational speed.
The VFD, also design and manufactured by DAIKIN, is integrated in the compressor’s body and the electronics
inside is cooled by the refrigerant form the chiller’s circuit.
The heat generated by the VFD is dissipated trough an aluminum plate exchanger directly in contact with the
electronics. When temperature inside the VFD requires to be lowered some refrigerant is taken from the liquid
line of the and, after being expanded, it enters in the aluminum heatsink cooling the inverter electronics.
The cold vector is the refrigerant from the chiller, which is not only very effective in remove the heat from the
VFD, but it is also always available when the cooling is required.
All the components and the connections of the VFD have been specifically engineered to operate properly with
the vibration levels determined by the compressor operation. To prove the reliability and the resilience of the
VFD an extensive testing campaign has been carried out both in laboratory and on real chiller plant applications.
Most commonly used VFD are air cooled type. In this case the cooling vector is the air from the surroundings.
The capacity of the air to cool the VFD depends on his characteristics such as temperature and density. This are
influenced by the installation’s conditions such as altitude, ambient temperature (which could be affected also
by hot air recirculation phenomenon).
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For this reason, according to the ambient condition, some restrictions must be considered for air cooled VFDs.
The power and so the current that the inverter can manage is subject to derating according temperature and
altitude as per the graphs below.
Some applications are provided with glycol cooled VFDs. In that cases the heat from the inverter is removed by
glycol mixture moving into a loop between the electrical panel (where the VFD components are) removing the
heat and rejecting that heat to the ambient trough a heat exchanger in contact with the ambient air. It is clear
also that the effectiveness of this system is influenced by the ambient conditions as well as the direct air-cooled
system (it is not possible to have the glycol coolant below the air temperature) with additional complications.
The glycol mixture is pushed trough the cooling loop by a dedicated pump which is a sensitive component
requiring dedicated maintenance. The glycol mixture quality must stay strictly within the parameters indicate
by the supplier otherwise the seals of the pump could be easily corroded.
In case of DAIKIN refrigerant cooled VFD the operation is not affected by the environment conditions such as
ambient temperature, altitude or air quality (presence of pollutant, dust or sand)
DAIKIN
Air Glycol
Technology Refrigerant
Cooled Cooled
Cooled
Influenced by environmental conditions
YES YES NO
(temperature, altitude, pollution)
External components needed for the VFD
YES YES NO
cooling
VFD cooling system needs dedicated
YES YES NO
maintenance
Massively introduced on the market back in 2013, the VFD developed by DAIKIN is, nowadays, successfully
applied in hundreds of chillers installations all over the world.
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Displacement power factor ≥0.95

The power factor (PF) measures the efficiency of the power delivery. Is equal to the ratio between the real
power on the apparent power.
The displacement power factor (DPF) is the power factor due to the phase shift between voltage and current at the
fundamental line frequency (50 HZ or 60 Hz). DPF is computed as the cosine of the phase angle between the current
and voltage fundamental sine waves. Both give identical results for sinusoidal (non-distorted) voltage and current
waveforms. As harmonics are added, the PF gets smaller, but the DPF stays the same.
In case of non-linear loads, the nature of the current changes so that it is no longer sinusoidal. Since the current in
these non-linear systems is still periodic (just not sinusoidal), this change for the nature of the current can be
described in terms of the harmonic distortion of the current. Each one of the harmonics in the current has an RMS
value, so calculation of the RMS current of the whole signal (as you would need to do when calculating power factor)
involves summing the RMS value of each harmonic.
In case of non-linear loads (which is the case when Variable Frequency Drive are used) the PF is equal to the DPF
multiplied by a “distortion factor” = 1/(1+THD2)1/2 where THD is the total current harmonic distortion.
For TZ C chillers the THD is 35%*
Note: other distortion’s sources in the system, if not previously assessed and filtered, could determine a higher harmonic
content and so higher THD.
Refrigerant DAIKIN TZC is designed to operate with both R1234ze and R134a. Both are ecological refrigerant
with zero ODP (Ozone Depletion Potential) but with different GWP (Global Warming Potential) index. R1234ze
and R134a are Greenhouse gases, meaning that they absorb and emit radiant energy within the thermal infrared
range. The Greenhouse gases cause the well-known Greenhouse effect. One of the primary greenhouse gases
in the atmosphere is carbon dioxide. Basically, greenhouse gases (GHGs) warm the Earth by absorbing energy
and slowing the rate at which the energy escapes to space, acting like a blanket insulating the Earth. The Global
Warming Potential is a measure of how much energy the emissions of 1 ton of a gas will absorb over a given
period (usually 100 years is considered), relative to the emissions of 1 ton of carbon dioxide. The larger the
GWP, the more that a given GHG warms the Earth compared to carbon dioxide over that time.
The European Union aims to reduce the environmental impact of fluorinated gases via regulation. The first f-gas
regulation EC 842/2006 focused on reducing emissions mostly by preventing leaks in systems and enforcing
responsible end-of-life recovery and destruction of these gases. The European Union has recently published an
updated F-gas regulation (517/2014). This regulation entered into force from 1st January 2015, replacing the
previous version (842/2006) includes among the phase down of HFC refrigerants.
Considering the overall quantity of HFC supplied to Europe in 2015 (100%) the phase down program aims to reduce
that quantity down to 21% by 2030. Is important to note that: HFCs refrigerants are not banned but phased down.
DAIKIN TZC is available with both HFO and HFC refrigerant with same efficiency levels and options:
EWAH~TZC models → operating with R1234ze
EWAD~TZC models → operating with R134a

NOTE: The fourth digit in DAIKIN chillers nomenclature identifies the refrigerant type for the unit. Efficiency levels, options and accessories are
the same for both versions of DAIKIN TZ C.
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Additional information related to F-GAS Regulation (EU) No 517/2014 OF THE European Parliament
and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on fluorinated greenhouse gases and repealing Regulation (EC)
No 842/2006
Ref. Ref. Ref. Ref.

Refrigerant Refrigerant N° of charge charge charge charge
Model
Serie Type GWP circuits circuit circuit #1 circuit circuit #2
#1 [kg] (TCO2Eq) #2 [kg] (TCO2Eq)
710 R1234ze(E) 7 2 51 0,4 69 0,5
770 R1234ze(E) 7 2 51 0,4 69 0,5
880 R1234ze(E) 7 2 65 0,5 65 0,5
940 R1234ze(E) 7 2 63 0,4 78 0,5
EWAH~TZ S- S/L/R C
990 R1234ze(E) 7 2 75 0,5 75 0,5

H10 R1234ze(E) 7 2 80 0,6 95 0,7
C11 R1234ze(E) 7 2 100 0,7 100 0,7
C12 R1234ze(E) 7 2 102 0,7 118 0,8
C13 R1234ze(E) 7 2 100 0,7 100 0,7
C14 R1234ze(E) 7 2 102 0,7 118 0,8
C15 R1234ze(E) 7 2 125 0,9 125 0,9
C16 R1234ze(E) 7 2 126 0,9 144 1,0
670 R1234ze(E) 7 2 51 0,4 69 0,5
780 R1234ze(E) 7 2 65 0,5 65 0,5
840 R1234ze(E) 7 2 63 0,4 78 0,5
EWAH~TZ X- S/L/R C
950 R1234ze(E) 7 2 80 0,6 95 0,7

C10 R1234ze(E) 7 2 100 0,7 100 0,7
C11 R1234ze(E) 7 2 102 0,7 118 0,8
C12 R1234ze(E) 7 2 100 0,7 100 0,7
C13 R1234ze(E) 7 2 102 0,7 118 0,8
C14 R1234ze(E) 7 2 125 0,9 125 0,9
C15 R1234ze(E) 7 2 126 0,9 144 1,0
Ref. Ref. Ref. Ref.

Refrigerant Refrigerant N° of charge charge charge charge
Serie Model
Type GWP circuits circuit circuit #1 circuit circuit #2
#1 [kg] (TCO2Eq) #2 [kg] (TCO2Eq)
H11 R134a 1430 2 80 114 95 137
H12 R134a 1430 2 80 114 95 137
EWAD~TZ S- S/L/R
H13 R134a 1430 2 100 143 100 143

C15 R134a 1430 2 100 143 100 143
C16 R134a 1430 2 102 145 118 169
C
H17 R134a 1430 2 125 179 125 179

H18 R134a 1430 2 126 180 144 206
H19 R134a 1430 2 126 180 144 206
C11 R134a 1430 2 80 114 95 137
C12 R134a 1430 2 100 143 100 143
EWAH~TZ X-
H12 R134a 1430 2 100 143 120 172

C14 R134a 1430 2 100 143 100 143
C15 R134a 1430 2 110 157 110 157
H16 R134a 1430 2 125 179 125 179
S/R C
H17 R134a 1430 2 135 193 135 193
Note: the refrigerant charge is subject to change. Refer to the unit nameplate for actual unit
refrigerant charge
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Base frame and cabinet

The base frame is made of pickled low carbon
steel protected by an anticorrosive epoxy
primer, studied to increase the resistance to
corrosion of the steel.
The cabinet is made of galvanized steel.
Both base frame and cabinet are protected
with anticorrosive paint.
Color Ivory White (Munsell code 5Y7.5/1)
(±RAL7044).
The base frame has an eye-hook to lift the
unit with ropes for an easy installation. The
weight is distributed along the profiles of the
base and this facilitates the arrangement of
the unit. (refer to dedicated unit’s drawing
for actual weight distribution).
Evaporator (Shell & Tube) The units are equipped with a direct expansion shell & tube evaporator with
refrigerant evaporating inside the tubes and water flowing in the shell. The tubes are enhanced for maximum
heat transfer and rolled into steel tube sheet and sealed.
The evaporators are single-pass on both refrigerant and water sides for pure counter-flow heat exchange and
low refrigerant pressure drops. Both attributes contribute to the heat exchanger effectiveness and total unit’s
outstanding efficiency.
The water side is designed for 10 bar of maximum operating pressure and is provided with vents and drain. The
external shell is covered with a 20mm closed cell insulation material and the evaporator water connections are
provided with Victaulic kit (as standard). Each evaporator has 2 circuits, one for each compressor and is
manufactured in accordance to European standards. Flow switch to detect water flow rate is available as option
(shipped loose). Strainers are available as option from the factory. Note: the installation of the strainer is
mandatory.
The reduced quantity of refrigerant allowed by using direct expansion type evaporator makes possible for the
unit to perform the pump down when stopped storing the refrigerant inside the condensing section. The same
is not possible for units equipped with flooded evaporator due to the much higher quantity of refrigerant inside
the chiller.
Electronic expansion valves the unit is equipped with the most advanced electronic expansion valves to
achieve precise control of refrigerant mass flow. As today’s system requires improved energy efficiency, tighter
temperature control, wider range of operating conditions and incorporate features like remote monitoring and
diagnostics, the application of electronic expansion valves becomes mandatory.
Electronic expansion valves possess unique features: short opening and closing time, high resolution, positive
shut-off function to eliminate use of additional solenoid valve, continuous modulation of mass flow without stress
in the refrigerant circuit and corrosion resistance stainless steel body.
Electronic expansion valves are typically working with lower ΔP between high-pressure and low-pressure side,
than a thermostatic expansion valve. The electronic expansion valve allows the system to work with low
condenser pressure (winter time) without any refrigerant flow problems and with a perfect chilled water leaving
temperature control. The economizer circuit is also controlled by an electronic expansion valve.
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Condenser assembly the condenser assembly is composed of full aluminum heat exchangers and the new fan
designed by DAIKIN.
The condenser fans are propeller type with high efficiency design blades to maximize performances. The
material of the blades is glass-reinforced resin and each fan is protected by a guard. The advanced composite
material has been tested to withstand UV light, heat, and humidity corrosion in some of the most severe climates
in the world. Fan motors are internally protected from over temperature and are IP54. Insulation class F.
The fans are provided as standard with AC motors, with ON/OFF or INVERTER control according to the version
and the options selected. As option is possible to equip the unit with brushless motors for fans.
Refer to the option description chapter and price list.
Standard Chiller performances refers to the unit with free discharge (no additional pressure drops on the
condenser outlet), without ducts and in observance of the chiller installation prescriptions. As option is possible
to equip the unit with powerful fan’s motors to ensure proper airflow through the condenser coil with additional
pressure drops up to 200 Pa. Refer to Options chapter for more details.
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The heat exchangers are made entirely of an

aluminum alloy called “Long Life Alloy”, Zinc coated
fins and multi-port tubes are manufactured with
alloys specially developed for this technology and
flux brazed in an inert atmosphere to create a
homogeneous chemically steady assembly with
leak free joints which guarantee improved corrosion
resistance. this reduces the risk of galvanic
corrosion due to the absence of a bi-metallic
couplings with flat tubes containing small channels.
Full-depth louvered aluminum fins are inserted
between the tubes maximizing the heat exchange.
The Microchannel technology ensures the highest
performance with the minimum surface for the
exchanger. The quantity of refrigerant is also
reduced compared to Cu/Al condenser. The full
aluminum heat exchangers must be connected to
the copper pipes of chiller’s refringent circuit. Is
fundamental to protect the Cu/Al joints against the
galvanic corrosion. As result of this experience and
after a deep and thorough analysis of all the
connection protectors available in the market, we
have introduced the latest improvement, the
adhesive sleeve + polyurethane-based sealing
protector.
Special treatment on the aluminum ensure

resistance to the corrosion by atmospheric agents
extending the life time.
Note: for application in industrial, costal high

polluted urban environment or combinations of the
above a proper evaluation is needed to understand
if, according to the specific environment, additional
protections measures are needed. Refer to Options
chapter for more details.
Refrigerant circuit Each unit has 2 independent refrigerant circuits and each one includes:
• Compressor with integrated oil separator
• Refrigerant
• Evaporator
• Air Cooled Condenser
• Electronic expansion valve
• Discharge line shut off valve
• Sight glass with moisture indicator
• Filter drier
• Charging valves
• High pressure switch
• High pressure transducers
• Low pressure transducers
• Oil pressure transducer
• Suction temperature sensor
Electrical control panel Power and control are located in the main panel that is manufactured to ensure
protection against all weather conditions. The electrical panel is IP54 and (when opening the doors) internally
protected against possible accidental contact with live parts. The main panel is fitted with a main switch interlocked
door that shuts off power supply when opening.
Power Section The power section includes compressors and fans protection devices, fans starters and control
circuit power supply.
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MicroTech 4 controller
The new MicroTech 4 controller is installed as standard in all Daikin chillers.
It gives the possibility to check the most relevant control parameters and modify unit set-points. A built-in display
shows unit operating status. Additionally, temperatures and pressures of water, refrigerant and air, programmable
values, set-points can be accessed based on a preset list of user profiles.
A sophisticated software with adaptive logic, selects the most energy efficient combination of compressors, EEXV
and fans to keep stable operating conditions to maximize unit energy efficiency and reliability. MicroTech 4 protects
critical components based on external signals from onboard sub-system (such as motor temperatures, refrigerant
and oil pressures and temperatures, correctness of phase sequence, pressure switches and freezing of heat
exchanger).
The input coming from high-pressure switches cuts all digital output from the controller in less than 50ms, as an
additional security for the equipment. Fast program cycle (less than 200ms) for a precise monitoring of the system
and sub-systems. Floating point calculations supported for increased accuracy in Pressure / Temperature
conversions.
Control main features

Control system has the following feature:
Management of compressors and fans modulation;
Control of cooling or heating leaving water temperatures;
Management of cooling and heating capacities according to the load;
Switch of operating modes in less than 1 minute;
Return reset (set point reset based on return water temperature);
• Set point reset (optional);
• Unit operation in partial failure condition;
• Managed operations during critical conditions:
- High ambient temperature;
- High thermal load;
- Startup with high and low differential operating conditions;
- Startup with high entering water temperature in cooling mode;
- Startup with low entering water temperature in heating mode;
• Optimized management of compressor load;
• Optimized fan management according to condensing pressure;
• General faults alarm relay;
• Automatic re-start in case of power failure;
• Rapid Restart to recover full load in the shortest possible time for Data Centre application;
• ICM Standard control for multiple chillers management;
• Soft load (optimized management of the compressor load during the start-up);
• Start at high cold heat exchanger water temperature;
• Visualization of:
- cooling and heating entering/leaving water temperature of heat exchangers;
- outdoor ambient temperature;
- condensing-evaporating temperature and pressure, suction and discharge superheat for
each circuit;
- hours and starts counter for compressors and pumps;
- status safety devices;
Control additional features

• System upgrade with commercial SD cards;
• Save/Restore of configuration parameters with a commercial SD card;
• Ethernet port for remote or local servicing using standard web browsers;
• Daikin on Site connectivity for cloud based services
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Safety device / logic for each refrigerant circuit

The following devices / logics are available:
• high pressure (pressure switch);
• high pressure (transducer);
• low pressure (transducer);
• fans circuit breakers;
• high compressor discharge temperature;
• high motor winding temperature;
• phase monitor;
• low pressure ratio;
• high oil pressure drops;
• low oil pressure;
• no pressure changes at start.
System security
The following securities are available:
• phase monitor;
• low ambient temperature lock-out;
• freeze protection.
Regulation type
Proportional integral derivative regulation on the cold heat exchanger leaving water output probe.
MicroTech 4
MicroTech 4 built-in terminal has the following features:
• Liquid crystal display with white back lighting, supports Unicode fonts for multi-lingual;
• Key-pad consisting of 3 keys;
• Push’n’roll control for an increased usability;
• Flash memory to protect the data;
• Password access to modify the setting;
• Application security to prevent application tampering or hardware usability with third party applications;
• Alarm history memory to allow an easy fault analysis.
Supervising systems (on request) MicroTech 4 remote communication

MicroTech 4 can communicate to BMS (Building Management System) based on the most common protocols as:
• ModbusRTU (Native);
• LonWorks,
• BACnet BTP certified over IP and MS/TP (class 4) (Native);
• Ethernet TCP/IP (Native).
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Nomenclature
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OPTIONS
Standard features (options supplied as standard on basic unit)

Double set point (opt. code 10 – provided as standard) Dual leaving water temperature set points.
Phase monitor (opt. code 13 – provided as standard) Device that monitors input voltage and stops the
chiller in case of phase loss or wrong phase sequence.
20mm evaporator insulation (opt. code 29 – provided as standard) The external shell is covered with a
20mm closed cell insulation material.
Electronic expansion valve (opt. code 60 – provided as standard)
Discharge line shut-off valve (opt. code 61 – provided as standard) Installed on the discharge port of
the compressor to facilitate maintenance operation.
Set point reset, demand limit and alarm from external device (opt. code 90 – provided as standard)
The options can be enabled on the unit controller:
Setpoint Reset: The leaving water temperature set-point can be overwritten with an external 4- 20mA, through
the ambient temperature, or through the evaporator water temperature ΔT.
The active setpoint is calculated applying a correction which is a function of ambient temperature (OAT). As
temperature drops below the Start Reset OAT (SROAT), LWT setpoint is gradually increased until OAT reaches
the Max Reset OAT value (MROAT). Beyond this value, the LWT setpoint is increased by the Max Reset (MR)
value.
Demand Limit: Chiller capacity can be limited through an external 4-20mA signal or via network.
Demand limit function allows the unit to be limited to a specified maximum load. Capacity limit level is defined
with an external 4-20 mA signal and linear relationship. 4 mA indicate maximum capacity available whereas 20
mA indicates minimum capacity available. With demand limit function is not possible shutdown the unit but only
unload it until minimum admissible capacity. Demand limit related setpoints available through this menu are listed
in the table below.
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OPTIONS
Alarm from external device: The unit controller is able to receive an external alarm signal. The user can decide
whether this alarm signal will stop the unit or not.
Evaporator electric heater (opt. code 57) 125W electric heater, controlled by a thermostat (heater is
activated if water temperature is <4°C) and installed in the evaporator.
Hour run meter (opt. code 68 – provided as standard) General
Fault contactor (opt. code 69 – provided as standard)
Fans circuit breakers (opt. code 96 – provided as standard) Safety devices that, added to the standard
protection devices, protect fan motors against overload and overcurrent.
Main switch interlock door (opt. code 97 – provided as standard)
Quiet Mode Scheduling

The Quiet Mode can be used to reduce chiller noise in certain hours of the day when noise reduction is more
important than cooling operation, like for example in night time. When Quiet Mode is activated, the LWT setpoint
is increased by the maximum setpoint reset (MR) described in the chapter “Setpoint Reset”, thus forcing a
capacity limitation to the unit without losing control on chilled water temperature. Also, condenser temperature
target is increased by a value set in “QM Cond Offset” (refer to User Manual for more details). In this way
condenser fans are forced to reduce speed without losing control on condensation. Quiet mode is timer enabled.
NOTE: to achieve noise reduction at part load the unit must be equipped with a variable speed fans control (FANS
SPEED REGULATION -INVERTER, EC motors fans, 100 PA ESP, 200 ESP fans)
Time Scheduler
Unit On/Off can be managed automatically through the function Time Scheduler enabled when the parameter
Unit Enable is set to Scheduler 0. For each day of the week user can define six time slots and choose for each
time slot if the unit must be OFF or active and for the active mode choose which of the two setpoints to follow.
(refer to the User Manual for more details).
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OPTIONS
Master / Slave (opt. code 128 – provided as standard)

The EWA(H)(D)~TZ-C features the DAIKIN Master/ Slave (M/S) control.
This functionality allows to manage up to 4 chillers installed in parallel on the same water loop.
M/S can:
• Rotate the chiller operation balancing the running hour.
• Avoid simultaneous starts of the chillers installed.
• Control systems combining EWA(H)(D)~TZ (Daikin fix speed screw Air Cooled chiller) with EWAD~T-
(Daikin Inverter Screw Air Cooled chiller).
• Sequence based on water set-point and time
With Master / Slave is not possible:

- to control mixed plant including TZ and Scroll chillers, or screw and scroll heat pumps or multipurpose units.
- to control multiple units’ plant with variable flow logic;
- to control units with Rapid Restart functionality;
- to manage units with heat recovery option
- to manage multiple chiller system base on optimal efficiency
For all the above cases the option Intelligent Chiller Manager (iCM) Standard must be provided.
The option 143 Variable Primary Flow is not compatible with ICM Standard.
To operate with Variable Primary flow in multiple chiller Plants iCM Standard must be provided.
To operate with Variable Flow on based deltaT in multiple chiller Plants iCM Standard must be provided.
Standard chiller capacity control is based on the evaporating leaving water temperature. To keep the same control
in case of units connected in M/S an additional temperature sensor must be installed on the common line of the
hydraulic circuit and connected to the Master unit. The temperature sensor can be an NTC10K or PT1000. The
temperature sensor is not provided by the factory).
In case no additional probe is installed is possible to activate the control based on the entering water temperature.
Once set which unit has the role of master, the other(s) will operate as slave(s) based on the inputs provided by
the master.
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OPTIONS
Options on request
Total Heat Recovery (opt. code 01) A plate to plate heat exchanger for each refrigerant circuit is installed
directly in series to the air condenser coil, thus, compressor discharged refrigerant is always flowing through the
heat recovery exchanger and warm water production is always available while the chiller is providing cooling.
A plate to plate heat exchanger for each refrigerant circuit is installed in series to the air condenser coil. There
is no switch nor solenoid valve in the circuit, thus compressor discharged refrigerant is always flowing through
the heat recovery exchanger and warm water production is always available while the chiller is providing cooling.
The amount of heat recovered is about the 80/85% of the total heat rejection of the chiller (the actual amount
of the available heat rejection recovered depends on the operating conditions). When heating capacity is required
the unit ‘s controller starts to manage the condensing pressure, according to the required set point for the hot
water, acting on the airflow for the condensing section. The heating available for heat recovery is a result of the
cooling operation. No heating is available when cooling is not requested.
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OPTIONS
The Total heat recovery function operate according the following scheme:
The thermostat (filed supply) detects when heating energy is required from the user. Once the water
temperature to the HOT USER goes below the set-point, a signal (1) is sent to activate the heat recovery pump
(2) and to the unit controller (3) enabling the HEAT RECOVERY MODE. The unit controller modulates the valve
according the to the temperature entering the heat recovery exchanger. The valve must be positioned as
mixing valve. Once the controller switch to HEAT RECOVERY MODE it starts to compare the inlet temperature
to the plate heat exchanger with the set-point given to the unit controller; if the temperature goes below that
setpoint unit starts to manage the entering water temperature (8). The capacity of the unit is anyway managed
by the controller (7) based on the outlet temperature from the evaporator (6). The heating capacity is a
percentage of the whole heat rejection resulting from the chiller operation and is available only when cooling
capacity is requested at the same time.
The mixing valve must be installed to avoid cold water entering the heat recovery exchanger. The valve (not
provided by the factory) must a be a continuously modulated type. The signal for the modulation is provided
by the chiller (4) (0-10V signal). The modulation of the valve is based on the entering water temperature to
the heat recovery exchanger.
When heat recovery is ON the unit efficiency to consider is not the EER (Energy Efficiency Ratio) which refers
only to the cooling effect of the unit. With heat recovery the unit is also providing heating energy that otherwise
should still be provided by another source.
The Total Efficiency Ratio is defined as:
𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐜𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐲 + 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐜𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐲

𝐓𝐄𝐑 =
𝐩𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫 𝐢𝐧𝐩𝐮𝐭
Total Heat Recovery (THR) option affects the cooling performances of the unit according the ambient
temperature and the hot water temperature requested. Check for the unit performances in the Chiller Selection
Software.
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OPTIONS
Partial Heat Recovery (opt. code 03 – NOT AVAILABLE FOR EWAH~TZ-C units)
A plate to plate heat exchanger for each refrigerant circuit is installed in series to the air condenser coil. There
is no switch nor solenoid valve in the circuit, thus compressor discharged refrigerant is always flowing through
the heat recovery exchanger and warm water production is always available while the chiller is providing cooling.
The unit layout is similar to the one with OPT01; the plate heat exchanger placed at the compressor discharge
is smaller compare to the one used for total heat recovery and the heating capacity available is only the one
related to the over-heated vapor.
The amount of heat recovered is about the 15/20% (according to the operating conditions) of the total heat
rejection of the chiller. Heat recovery capability is subject to cooling load demand (if no cooling demand is
present then no heat recovery is available) and strongly affected by the ambient temperature and requested
hot water temperature. Differently from option Total Heat Recovery, the unit controller does not manage the
condensing temperature in partial heat recover operation. The heat recovery operation must be managed from
the plant manager that controls the pump on the recovery circuit. Also, when Partial Heat Recovery is ON the
efficiency of the chiller is represented by TER and not simply by EER.
Brine Version (opt. code 08) For operation with temperature at the outlet of the evaporator below 4°C, the
unit must operate with glycol mixture (with ethylene or propylene glycol) and the Brine Version option must be
selected. The option provides dedicated control function, optimized evaporator and additional insulation on heat
exchanger and piping.
Compressor suction insulation (opt. code 176) to improve aesthetics avoiding moisture on compressor’s
suction (coldest part).
Evaporator Victaulic KIT (opt. code 20) Victaulic kit includes the Victaulic joint and the counter pipe fitted
with Victaulic groove to be welded with the plant pipes.
Evaporator flange KIT (opt. code 21) The flange kit includes flange, counter-flange and gaskets, bolted
together with fasteners and nuts.
Suction line shut-off valve (opt. code 62) Installed on the suction port of the compressor to facilitate
maintenance operation.
High pressure side manometers (opt. code 63)
Low pressure side manometers (opt. code 64)
Double pressure relief valve with diverter (opt. code 91)
SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR) (opt. code 76b) Selecting this option the unit is provided with
compressors enclosure for enhanced protection of the compressors, acoustic attenuation and improve aesthetics of
the unit. In addition to the compressor enclosure, a flexible joint is inserted on compressor suction line significantly
reduces the transmission of the vibration from the compressor to the chiller structure.
For information on sound performances for the unit with option 76b refer to Specification table or to Chiller Selection
Software
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OPTIONS
E-coating microchannel coils (opt. code 139) As protection, a layer of an epoxy polymer is added on the
surface of the exchanger. The process consists in the complete immersion of the exchanger in the epoxy polymer
solution. An electric voltage applied to the exchanger causes a difference with the electrical charge of the polymer
molecules that, as result, are drawn to the metal. The thickness of the coating is controlled by the applied
voltage. The result is a uniform layer of epoxy polymers applied all over the exchanger surface. A final UV top-
coat treatment is applied on the coil surf
The treatment is recommended in all application where high risk of corrosion exist (e.g.: high polluted urban,
costal, industrial environments and their combinations).
In the table below, technical properties of the treatment are described:
Blue coat (opt. code 153)
An epoxy powder is sprayed and electrostatically fixed to

the coil. Once the external surface is completely covered by
the epoxy material, the coil is sent in to a furnace for the
drying and curing phase. The result is a uniform and durable
coating on the external surface of the coil that enhance the
resistance to the corrosion.
The treatment is recommended in all application where

moderate risk of corrosion exist (e.g.: light polluted urban
and industrial environments).
The color of the condenser with blue coat is light blue.
NOTE: for installations in industrial environment the resistance

to specific pollutant of the specific type of coil should be
verified.
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OPTIONS
Unit guards (to cover unit access) (opt. code 140) Wire mesh that covers the access all around the unit
Side panels on coil ends (opt. code 141) Protection carter on both side of each condensing module.
Unit right water connection (opt. code 101) Provides water connection on the right side.
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OPTIONS
Water filter - Victaulic connections (opt. code 115) to prevent damages to the water heat exchanger due
to the presence of particles in the water a filter must be installed.
With option 115 a water filter is shipped loose with the unit. Is customer responsibility to properly install and
maintain the water filter.
To be affective the filter must be installed at the entering of the unit;
DO NOT REVERSE the water inlet and outlet of the filter (see Installation notes for more details).
The inside taper filter cartridge is made of stainless steel 304, thickness 1.5 mm, holes diameter 5.5 mm, distance
between two holes 6.5mm, are per centum 64,4%.
Filter screen is made of 304, max passage 0.5 mm.
NOTE: the installation of the filter is mandatory either if supplied by DAIKIN or from third part supplier.
Proper filter cleaning and maintenance is key to ensure chiller operation.
The pressure drop across the water filter provided by DAIKIN are given by the following formula:
Pressure drop = a*(water flow in m3/h) b
Connection diameter a b
[mm]
114 0.00417 1.954
140 0.00128 2.002
168 0.00065 1.928
219 0.00026 2.011
273 0.00009 1.974
Evaporator flow switch (opt. code 58) Paddle type. Supplied separately to be wired and installed on the
evaporator water piping (by the customer). The installation of the flow switch is mandatory.
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OPTIONS
Hydronic kits (opt. codes 78, 79,80, 81)
Is possible to equip the unit with a hydronic kit. There are 4 possible configurations:
- One centrifugal pump (Low lift) (opt. code 78)

- One centrifugal pump (High lift) (opt. code 79)
- Two centrifugal pumps (Low lift) (opt. code 80)
- Two centrifugal pumps (High lift) (opt. code 81)
The kit is completed with pressure gauge, safety valve, drain valve. The motor pump is protected by a circuit
breaker installed in control panel. The kit is assembled and wired to the control panel. The pipe and pump are
protected from freezing with an additional electrical heater.
Low lift version provides an average available head of about 100÷150 kPa or more at chiller standard conditions.
High lift version provides an average available head of about 200÷250 kPa or more at unit standard conditions.
Please refer to the relative graphs in the " Options (Technical data)" chapter.
Note: In case of unit equipped with hydronic kit on board selected to operate with over 30% of propylene glycol
mixture contact factory.
Inverter kit for pumps
is possible to add an inverter kit to each hydronic kit.
- Inverter kit for 1 centrifugal pump Low lift (opt. code 120e)
- Inverter kit for 1 centrifugal pump High lift (opt. code 120f)
- Inverter kit for 2 centrifugal pumps Low lift (opt. code 120g)
- Inverter kit for 2 centrifugal pumps High lift (opt. code 120h)
Note: The Inverter kit must be associated with the corresponding hydronic kit (opt. code 78/79/80/81).
The inverter kit can be used for the following purposes:
- Tuning the water flow during unit commissioning

The inverter for the pumps can be used to tune the water flow rate during the commissioning. Once the speed of
the pump and so the water flow rate is defined the pumps will run constantly at that speed.
- Control the pump speed via external input from Building Management System (BMS)
For this application, a 0-10V signal to control the pump speed must be provided from the plant manager according
to the specific control strategy of the plant. The water must be within the minimum and maximum value allowed
for the unit (refer to the Technical specifications and to the “Operating limit” chapter). The change in water flow
rate must not be exceed more than 10% of the design water flow rate per minute.
- Set a “thermostat off” pump speed

Providing the unit with the inverter kit for the on-board pump it is possible to manage two different water flow rate
settings. A setting for water flow during the "Thermostat ON" mode (when the unit is now providing cooling to the
plant) and a set for the “thermostat OFF” mode (when the plant load is satisfied, and the compressors are waiting
to start). This feature allows to achieve energy saving on plant operating cost by reducing the speed of the pumps
when the unit has reached the set point.
Thanks to the saving on pumping cost, the payback time for the Inverter Kit is approximately one year.
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OPTIONS
- Control variable flow on primary loop based on chiller delta-T (available as standard for single chiller installation only)
Providing the unit with the inverter kit for the on-board pump it is possible to manage a variable water flow rate
for the primary loop. This function is available as standard when the hydronic kit plus inverter are selected.
The standard feature is applicable for single unit installation only. In case of multiple chillers installation an
additional control is needed.
The variable flow control is suitable for primary/secondary plant, cannot be used in primary plant only.
In a Primary-Secondary plant configuration a key component is the decoupler. The decoupler is always open (no
valve must be installed). The aim of the decoupler is to allows the primary and secondary pumps to operate at
different flow rates. This is necessary because the primary pumps and secondary pumps are managed differently
and so the primary and secondary flow rate are practically never the same. Specifically, the primary flow rate is
managed based on the chiller delta-T (Tout - Tin) the secondary flow rate is regulated to maintain the necessary
pressure differential in the secondary loop. The direction of the water flow through the decoupler must be always
from supply to return. To ensure this the primary flow rate must the secondary flow rate. If this condition is not
respected the warmer return water will flow backwards through the decoupler and raise the supply water
temperature. Due to the higher temperature of the supply water temperature the terminal unit control will open
the valves asking for higher water flow rate. The secondary pumps will speed up increasing even more the water
flow rate on secondary plant making the situation even worst (secondary flow rate >> primary flow rate). As result
there will be no control on the supply water temperature losing effectiveness of the cooling plant.
On the other side any excess in the primary flow, vs. secondary flow, flows through the decoupler from the supply
to the return mixing with the warmer return water. To reach this target is very important to have minimum pressure
drop in the decoupler that needs to be sized to reach a pressure drop that should not exceed 4÷5 kPa at the
minimum for the flow rate of the primary pump.
Activating the variable flow control the chiller will modulate the water flow rate based on the chiller delta.
When the secondary loop will reduce the water flow rate (because the plant load decrease), the water flow rate in
the decoupler (always from supply to return) increases. The return water temperature mixes with the supply water
from the decoupler reducing the water temperature the inlet temperature and so the delta-T on the chiller. As
consequence the chiller control reduce the speed of the pump, reducing the primary flow rate.
On the opposite, when the flow rate on secondary flow increases also the water temperature at the chiller inlet
increase (increasing the delta-T); therefore, the chiller control will increase the water flow rate.
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OPTIONS
Variable Primary Flow (opt. code 143)

The Variable Primary Flow (VPF) configuration is an alternative to the more “traditional” Primary/Secondary (P/S)
plant configuration.
An installation must follow all the design criteria for such systems to be defined as Variable Primary Flow.
For this reason, the option 143 should be ordered only if the customer asks for unit capable to manage the speed
of the pump in a system designed to operate according to the Variable Primary Flow configuration and not as a
general answer to “variable pump speed”.
By selecting opt. 143, the TZ can manage the variable primary water flow according to the differential pressure
measured in a specific point of the plant, selected by the plant designer.
Daikin Applied Europe is not responsible for the plant configuration and cannot confirm the optimal position of the
differential pressure transducer.
For unit installed in Primary/Secondary plants the option Variable Primary Flow is not applicable. In this case a
different a different control is required.
For different kind of water flow management iCM must be provided.
To operate in Primary/Secondary plants with variable flow in primary loop the iCM must be provided.
The option 143 can be selected only together with the other hydronic kit option (see the table below).
Note: the option 143 Variable Primary Flow (VPF) is intended for a single unit installation. In case of multiple units’
system in VPF plant iCM must be provided.
A bypass line (field supply) needs to be installed to guarantee that the minimum water flow of the unit is always
supplied (refer to the “Operating limit” chapter for indication on minimum water flow). The bypass valve will be an
ON/OFF normally closed valve controlled by the unit controller. In case the minimum water flow allowed is not
reached, the unit will command the valve to open the bypass line restoring the water flow above the minimum
value.
The option 143 includes:

• dedicated control logic;
• differential pressure transducers on cold and hot side installed and wired on the unit.
The unit with option 143 cannot manage external variable speed pumps. For such control iCM must be provided.
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OPTIONS
Differential Pressure Transducers - shipped loose - (opt. code 144) to be installed in a specific point of
the plant, selected by the plant designer.
Compressors circuit breakers (opt. code 95) A safety device which ensures thermal and electrical protection
against motor overcurrent (overtemperature) and overload protection. Overcurrent protection is protection
against excessive currents or current beyond the acceptable current rating of equipment. It operates instantly
when the current exceeds the overcurrent imposed the overcurrent threshold. Short circuit is a type of
overcurrent. The breaker acts practically instantly when the current reaches the threshold value, while the
thermal relay reacts with a timing related to the percentage of over-load.
Energy meter (including current limit) (opt. code 16a) Device installed inside the control box that displays
all chiller electrical power parameters at line input such as line voltage and phase current, input active and
reactive power, active and reactive energy, including current limit option. An integrated RS485 module allows a
Modbus communication to an external BMS.
Current limit function allows to control unit power consumption taking current drawn below a specific limit.
Starting from the Current Limit Setpoint defined through the HMI or BAS communication, user can decrease the
real limit using an external 4-20mA signal as indicate in the graph below. With 20 mA real current limit is set to
Current Limit Setpoint, whereas with 4 mA signal the unit is unloaded until minimum capacity.
Ground fault relay (opt. code 102) To shut down the entire unit if a ground fault condition is detected.
Rapid restart (opt. code 110) Rapid Restart is the ideal solution for those application where we cannot afford
the loose of cooling such as data centers, health care facilities, process cooling …etc. For this kind of applications,
in case of a power failure, chiller equipment is required to restore the cooling supply to the system as fast as
possible. Standard unit (without the Rapid Restart option) will be starting within 310 seconds after the power is
restored and it will be reaching full load cooling capacity within 20 ÷ 25 minutes (obviously depending on the
load demand). Rapid Restart is allowing the chiller to start as fast as 30 seconds after power is restored and to
reach full load cooling capacity in less than 3 minutes from the unit restart.
For more details about this option please refer to the Control Manual.
With Rapid Restart option the unit controller is always powered by UPS unit and dedicated control logic allows
to achieve the full load capacity in short time.
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OPTIONS
ModBus RTU MSTP (opt. code 180) The option enables the communication protocol Modbus RTU Master
BACNet MSTP (opt. code 181) The option enables the communication protocol BACnet MSTP
BACNet IP (opt. code 182) The option enables the communication protocol BACnet IP
High ambient kit (opt. code 142) The high ambient kit must be selected in case of installations where design
condition is at 46°C ambient temperature and above.
Since mechanical switches are derated based on their load and the operational temperature, in case of operation
at high ambient temperature, the unit is provided with oversized electrical equipment (e.g. main switch, fuses,
cables) with the aim to increase reliability and components operating life. In addition to oversized electrical
equipment other measures are taken to maximize the reliability and operating life of the components in the
electrical box, such as: enhanced ventilation (depending on the model), and sunshields.
NOTE: option 142 is not compatible with option 99a
Speedtrol (opt. code 42)

Selecting the option 42 each circuit is equipped with one variable speed fan (driven by VFD) while the others
remain ON-OFF. With this option is possible to achieve a more precise control on the refrigerant pressure inside
the condenser allowing the unit to run at ambient temperature below 10°C down to -18°C.
NOTE: the Speedtrol functionality is included with opt. 99a (fans speed regulation), opt. 158, 159 EC motors
fans and with opt 100 ESP fans and 200 ESP fans.
Fans speed regulation (INVERTER) (opt. code 99a)

Selecting the option 99a all the AC fans are controlled by VFD. The continuous modulation of the fan’s speed
lead to higher part load efficiency, thanks to the accurate condenser’s air flow modulation, and lower noise level
at part load. The unit equipped with opt. 99a can run down to -18°C ambient.
EC motors fans (opt. code 158,159)

with this option the standard AC fans are replaced with “brushless” (EC) type fans and with synchronous motors
excited by permanent magnets and with phase currents controlled by a PWM inverter integrated in the fan motor
housing, that allows operation at different speeds. This EC fans are 800 mm diameter and run up to 700 or 900
RPM according to the model size and version selected. The resulting benefit is higher efficiency at part load
thanks to continuous modulation of the fans speed according the ambient temperature and the chiller load. The
EC fans IP55. The unit equipped with opt. 158 or 159 can run down to -18°C ambient.
100 Pa ESP fans (opt. code 160)

EWA(H)(D) ~TZC chillers are designer for outdoor installation and without ducts on condenser suctions and
discharge. So, all data for standard units are referred to the operation with free condenser suction and discharge
and in compliance with the installation prescription. Additional pressure resistance on condenser suction or discharge
will result in lower air-flow rate through the condenser heat exchanger affecting the chiller performance. Since
adding external pressure resistance to the air-flow result in derating of chiller performance’s (decrease of cooling
capacity and increase of power input) standard chillers do not have External Static Pressure (ESP).
There are installations which requires to duct the exhaust fans or place the chiller behind louvred walls. To ensure
the designed air-flow rate even with additional pressure resistance powerful fans must be installed. In case the
external static pressure to win is ≤ 100 Pa (referred to the unit air-flow rate as indicated in technical specification)
the option 160 must be selected.
Thanks to the powerful fan the design air-flow rate on ensured and so there is no derating in cooling capacity, so
the chiller is provided with additional static pressure. The power input for the fans, the efficiency and the sound
performances are affected. Refer to Chiller Selection Software for details on the unit performances. The unit
equipped with opt. 160 can run down to -18°C ambient.
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OPTIONS
200 Pa ESP fans (opt. code 161)

EWA(H)(D) ~TZC chillers are designer for outdoor installation and without ducts on condenser suctions and
discharge. So, all data for standard units are referred to the operation with free condenser suction and discharge
and in compliance with the installation prescription. Additional pressure resistance on condenser suction or discharge
will result in lower air-flow rate through the condenser heat exchanger affecting the chiller performance. Since
adding external pressure resistance to the air-flow result in derating of chiller performance’s (decrease of cooling
capacity and increase of power input) standard chillers do not have External Static Pressure (ESP).
There are installations which requires to duct the exhaust fans or place the chiller behind louvred walls. To ensure
the designed air-flow rate even with additional pressure resistance powerful fans must be installed. In case the
external static pressure to win is ≤ 200 Pa (referred to the unit air-flow rate as indicated in technical specification)
the option 160 must be selected.
Thanks to the powerful fan the design air-flow rate on ensured and so there is no derating in cooling capacity, so
the chiller is provided with additional static pressure. The power input for the fans, the efficiency and the sound
performances are affected. Refer to Chiller Selection Software for details on the unit performances. The unit
equipped with opt. 161 can run down to -18°C ambient.
HIGH EVAPORATOR LEAVING TEMPERATURE (ABOVE 18°C) (opt. code 187)

With this option is possible to extend the operating envelope of TZ-C up to 25°C Evaporator Leaving Temperature.
The option provides optimized evaporator and dedicated control function.
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OPTIONS
Intelligent Chiller Manager - iCM Standard (opt. code 184)

By selecting this option is possible to achieve the control of the primary loop without need of additional control
panel.
In addition to the functionalities provided by Master/Slave with iCM Standard is possible to:
• Control mixed systems:
o Chiller + Heat Pump
o Chiller + multipurpose
• Manage manifolded pumps
• Manage the unit operation enhancing the system efficiency.
This functionality allows to further increase the system efficiency by setting different thresholds to share
the load among the units installed in the most efficient configuration.
Manage at system level the following options:

• Rapid Restart
• Demand Limit
• Energy Monitoring
• Variable Primary Flow
• Variable flow based on ΔT
All the information from the slave’s controller are available on the master unit’s controller.
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OPTIONS
Daikin on Site (DoS) modem with antenna (opt. code 155)

With Daikin On Site it is possible to have complete access to the unit controller through the cloud. The unit is
equipped with a modem and a GSM card providing autonomous internet connection.
As alternative, a LAN connection can be used if available.
The main functionalities of DoS are:
• predefined set of data points (~300 to >500 per controller/plant);
• predefined Read/Write access to data points;
• predefined set of Dashboards;
• Functionality for Users to create their own Dashboards;
• Alarm application and Alarm history;
• Alarm notification via email;
• Scheduling of Alarm notification;
• WEB-Access to local HMI;
• Dynamic WEB-Graphic;
• Possibility to upgrade firmware and software from remote (For some user roles);
• History log for cloud-based user interactions (e.g. change of a set point);
• Scheduler application;
• Energy Monitoring;
• Documentation folder (E.g. release notes).
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OPTIONS
Performance monitoring - (opt. code 186)
EWA(H)(D)~TZ-C is equipped with the new integrated

Energy Monitoring system by Daikin. Results of extensive
research and development activities, this patented solution
allows to estimate the performance of the chiller. discharge.
So, all data for standard units are referred to the following
information are available from the unit HMI:
- Cooling Capacity
- Power input (compressors and fans)
- Energy Efficiency ratio – EER
- Integrated Cooling Capacity
- Integrated Power input (compressors and fans)
- Integrated Energy Efficiency ratio – EER
The accuracy of the performance monitoring is -/+ 5% at nominal condition and -/+ 10% for all other conditions.
The performance monitoring system must be activated by selecting the opt. 186. As alternative all the information
provided by the Performance Monitoring system are available is chiller is connected on Daikin On Site.
The subscription to DoS includes the visualization of above parameters in a dedicated dashboard.
Installation options
Rubber anti vibration mounts (opt. code 75) Supplied separately, these are positioned under the base of
the unit during installation. Ideal to reduce the vibrations when the unit is floor mounted.
Spring anti vibration mounts (opt. code 77) Supplied separately, these are positioned under the base of the
unit during installation. Ideal for dampening vibrations for installation on roofs and metallic structures.
Other options
Transport kit (opt. code 71)
Container kit (opt. code 112)
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OPTIONS
Applications
DAIKIN TZ C range can be applied to supply chilled water or brine mixture in a wide range of temperatures at
different ambient conditions. A proper chiller selection is key to achieve effective and reliable system operation.
The unit must be selected according to the specific requirements for the project. Do not intentionally oversize the
unit at design condition to ensure cooling capacity. An oversized chiller will be subject to frequent compressors
cycling leading to inefficient operation.
In case an oversized system is required for the project, propose two smaller chillers connected in ICM Standard
control.
Some application could require water flow rate through the exchanger out of the allowed limits.
The limits for the water flow rate are defined as follow:
Maximum water flow rate → corresponding to

water velocity equal to 1,5 m/s
Minimum water flow rate → corresponding to
water velocity equal to 0,8 m/s
In case of selections with water flow rate below the

minimum allowed a decupled system is required.
Where:
- X is the minimum water flow rate allowed for the chiller.
- Y is the water flow rate required for the application
In this case Y < X, the required flow rate is lower than

the minimum allowed for the chiller.
The decoupled system allows to operate with different

water flow rate in primary and secondary circuit.
The decoupler must be sized to allow a water flow rate

equal to (X-Y) with negligible pressure drop (~5 kPa).
NOTE: the direction of the flow must be always from supply to return. With the flow in the opposite direction, the
chilled water supply temperature in the secondary loop will rise to unacceptable levels.
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OPTIONS
There are also limits on the water temperature

(inlet and outlet) that must be respected. Refer
to Operating limits chapter of this data book
and to IOM specific values. When operation
outside the allowed temperature is needed a
proper arrangement of the hydronic circuit is
needed.
As example we can consider a process requiring
water supply (X) at 30°C and returning water
at 35°C. Those temperatures are outside the
operating envelope for the chiller. Since both
entering and leaving water temperatures are
outside the operating limit, in addition to the
standard decoupled system, another branch is
needed. This additional branch must be
provided with a 3-ways valve acting as mixing
valve in the direction of the supply water to the
plant. We can select the chiller running at the
15°C outlet temperature with an entering of
20°C with same water flow rate required for the
process (X). The return water from the
secondary circuit at 30°C is divided is cooled by
the cold water at 15°C from the open decoupler
while the supply water is heated up by the
return water coming from the additional branch
controlled by the mixing valve. The set point for
the mixing valve is fixed on the delivery water
temperature (30°C). This system is required
when both entering and leaving water temperature are outside the operating envelope of the chiller.
If only the entering water temperature is outside the limit the previous scheme can be applied (single decoupler)
paying attention to fix the proper water flow rate on primary circuit and dimensioning the decoupler accordingly.
Most of the chiller installation requires, in addition to chilled water, also heated water. The hot water can be used
to post eat air in AHU’s, for preparation of Sanitary Hot Water, and many other applications.
As explained in the option description, the heating is available only when the chiller is providing chilled water; for
this reason, the evaluation of the actual heating capacity available requires also the information on the cooling load.
In case of multiple chillers plant involving heat recovery chillers and standard chillers a proper plant configuration
can be used to better exploit the heat recovery capability to enhance the system efficiency.
In typical decoupled systems with

chillers installed in parallel is
possible to manage the chiller
operation through a BMS which
gives priority to the chiller with heat
recover capability.
All the chillers in operation (as
enabled by the BMS system to
match the load) see the same
entering water temperature.
If BMS is not available to give
priority on Heat recovery chiller is
possible to use the set-point reset
command to the chiller. When
heating is required the set point on
the heat recovery chiller is set to a
lower value through a 0-10V signal;
as result the chiller with heat
recovery will charge more while the
other will unload.
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A way to assign a preferential

load to the heat recovery chiller
is by moving it to the secondary
plant (on the other side of the
decoupler). In with this layout
the heat recovery chiller is loaded
preferentially because it always
receives the warmest return-
water temperature (12°C). The
chiller is fully loaded as it has to
deliver the desired chilled water
temperature (7°C set point). As
consequence, the heat recovery
is the maximum possible and
may eventually exceed the
heating load.
In case of an air-cooled heat
recovery chiller, without external
control, the unit will cycle
between heat recovery ON and
OFF operation, rejecting the
exceeding heat rejection through
the air-cooled condenser.
With external BMS or using the set-point reset function is possible to modulate the cooling capacity to the one
corresponding to the actual heating need. The extra cooling capacity which cannot be delivered by the heat recovery
chiller, will be transferred to the standard chillers in the production loop. This will optimize the energy usage of the
entire chiller plant and the heat recovery operation will be limited to exactly the heating need.
In addition to the previous layout,

another solution is to install the
heat recovery chiller in side
stream position.
In this configuration the chiller
located in a side-stream position,
takes the supply water from the
main return pipe, cools this water
as much as desired to make the
heat recovery matching the
heating requirement (controlling
the chiller capacity with BMS or
through the set point reset
command). This is usually
obtained through a Building
Management System that will
reset accordingly the chilled water
leaving water temperature set
point. The cooled water will return
to the main return water pipe and
mix with the main return water
flow, cooling the return water
entering the remaining chillers.
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Compare to previous layout (heat recovery chiller in parallel positioned on distribution side) the Side stream
configuration allows to control the heat recovery chiller on the hot energy needed, without effect on the supply
water temperature. To optimized system operation the heat recovery chiller should be selected based on the heating
capacity at full load. For the heat recovery chiller in this application the cooling capacity represents the side effect
of the heating operation. The cooling only chiller in the production line must be able to provide the extra cooling
capacity needed when minimum heating capacity is required. In case cooling load required is much higher than the
heating load a cheaper and affective solution could be to use of a water to water heat pump installed Side stream
on the cooling loop.
The heat pump selected based on the heating capacity will modulate the capacity according the heating load.
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How to enhance the system efficiency with iCM Standard

In case of multiple chiller installations DAIKIN TZ C provides an advanced sequencing management without the
need of additional controllers. For systems up to 4 units DAIKIN ICM Standard control allows to optimize the
efficiency of the whole system by sequencing the unit according a predetermined strategy.
Is possible to connect units of same or different sizes from the same chiller range (in this case EWA(H)(D)~TZ and
EWAD~T- can be connected).
Once the unit are installed and wired, the user must assign through the HMI the roles (master and slaves) to each
unit.
The default settings are defined as follow:
- NO chiller priority → the chiller will be activated based on the running hours
- Load sharing on 60% of the chiller capacity
In case of units of same sizes there is no practical reason to assign different priorities to the units, while in case of
system combining unit with different sizes or VFD screw chillers (DAIKIN TZC) with fix speed screw chillers (DAIKIN
T-B) to optimize the efficiency it may be needed. For this situation in possible to assign priorities to the units
connected
The thermostat control for DAIKIN units is by default on the Evaporator Leaving Water Temperature (ELWT).
In iCM Standard system the default thermostat control is also on the leaving water temperature. To keep this
function an additional temperature sensor must be installed and connected to the master unit. on the common
line of the hydraulic circuit and connected to the Master unit. The temperature sensor can be an NTC10K or
PT1000. The temperature sensor is not provided by the factory.
As alternative is possible to enable the thermostat control on Evaporating Entering Water Temperature (EEWT). In
this case there is no need of additional temperature sensor.
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Once chosen the control method (based on ELWT or EEWT) is possible to manage the thermostat control from the
HMI interface on the Master units.
For detailed description of all the settings refer to the user manual.
The Threshold parameter allows to assign a load threshold that each unit must reach before starting a new chiller.
The default value is 60%, is possible to set value from 30% up to 100%. Lower the threshold, higher will be the
number of the active chillers sharing equally the cooling demand, while with threshold at 100% the chiller will
operate in pure staging. Each chiller needs to run at 100% before to start the next chiller. With this setting the
number of active chillers is minimized.
The below graphs show a schematic of the sharing and staging operation. The example is based on a system with
3 TZ C units of same capacity (no priority assigned).
Sharing operation with threshold at 30% (max sharing possible)
With the threshold at 30%, the first chiller starts at 17°C, as the required load increases the chiller charges until it
reaches the 30% of his capacity (which happens at 18°C). Since the 1 chiller has reached the load threshold, the
second chiller starts. The first chiller keeps the capacity at 30% while the second chillers charges until it also reaches
the 30 % of the load (in the example occurs at 21°C). Than also the third chiller is starts. The others keep the
capacity at 30% until also the third chiller reaches the 30% capacity. From that point the chillers charge all together,
sharing equally the required load up to 100%.
Whit this strategy the number of active chillers is maximized, and the chillers operate most of the time at part load.
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Pure Staging operation with threshold at 100%
Setting the load threshold at 100% the system controls will be pure staging. The next unit is not started until the
units already running have reached 100% of their capacity. With this setting the number of units ON is minimized.
The evaluation of the optimum threshold value should consider different factors such as:
• Chiller type (VFD or fixed speed) and so their part load efficiency
• Number of units involved and sizes (all same size or different sizes)
• Eventual assigned priorities
• Cold loop layout (primary/secondary or only primary) and management (fix or variable water flow rate)
Another important aspect to be evaluated is the load required over the climatic profile of the specific installation.
To give a clear idea we can provide a practical example.
The graph below shows a typical energy profile required for comfort cooling application.
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The same cooling profile con be represented over the temperatures, together with the indication of how many hours
each temperature recurs during the year.
From the above graph is possible to evaluate how the system will operate and so, identify the most recurring
condition. Knowing how the cooling load is distributed throughout the season is possible to set the system reaching
the highest frequency possible for the most recurring condition.
To better understand we can try three different sequencing strategies:
1. Minimize the number of chillers ON → Threshold = 100%

2. Optimize medium temperature operation (between 25°C and 30°C) → Threshold = 60%
3. Optimize lower temperature operation (between 19°C and 24°C) → Threshold = 30%
The plant considered is for 3 units of same size 1 MW each. The pumps on primary plant are fixed speed Each chiller
enable the related pump when is called to start. Pressure drop on primary loop equal to 100 kPa with the 3 chillers
ON.
The below graph shows the trend of the power input for the pumps on the primary loop according to the number
of active chillers
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The following graph and table show the efficiency trend and the resulting energy consumption over the cooling
season for the different threshold values
Threshold 100% Threshold 60% Threshold 30%

OA Plant
BIN Power input EER Power input EER Power input EER
T load Energy Energy Energy
Inc. Inc. Inc.
chillers pumps chillers pumps chillers pumps
[°C] [hours] [kW] pumps pumps pumps
[kW] [kW] [kW/kW] [kWh] [kW] [kW/kW] [kW/kW] [kWh] [kW] [kW] [kW/kW] [kWh]
16 161 0 - - - - - - - - - - - -
17 196 150 18,4 3,2 6,9 4232 18,4 3,2 6,9 4232 18,4 3,2 6,9 4232
18 188 270 34,2 3,2 7,2 7041 34,2 3,2 7,2 7041 34,2 3,2 7,2 7041
19 214 420 59,2 3,2 6,7 13368 59,2 3,2 6,7 13368 56,8 9,7 6,3 14222
20 224 540 84,9 3,2 6,1 19742 84,9 3,2 6,1 19742 76,1 9,7 6,3 19210
21 201 690 113 3,2 5,9 23311 112 9,7 5,7 24422 106 9,7 6,0 23213
22 217 810 145 3,2 5,5 32145 132 9,7 5,7 30776 127 9,7 5,9 29566
23 220 960 190 3,2 5,0 42615 162 9,7 5,6 37709 156 9,7 5,8 36423
24 224 1080 241 3,2 4,4 54724 189 9,7 5,4 44569 182 9,7 5,6 43033
25 194 1230 274 9,7 4,3 55076 227 9,7 5,2 45885 213 9,7 5,5 43233
26 156 1350 303 9,7 4,3 48813 260 22,5 4,8 44028 245 22,5 5,0 41793
27 149 1500 341 9,7 4,3 52315 294 22,5 4,7 47089 286 22,5 4,9 45998
28 133 1650 386 9,7 4,2 52652 334 22,5 4,6 47384 331 22,5 4,7 47052
29 146 1770 425 9,7 4,1 63490 370 22,5 4,5 57243 370 22,5 4,5 57340
30 147 1920 480 9,7 3,9 72056 416 22,5 4,4 64524 416 22,5 4,4 64524
31 96 2040 539 9,7 3,7 52699 458 22,5 4,2 46164 458 22,5 4,2 46164
32 60 2190 605 22,5 3,5 37636 514 22,5 4,1 32192 514 22,5 4,1 32192
33 55 2310 648 22,5 3,4 36874 565 22,5 3,9 32298 565 22,5 3,9 32298
34 35 2460 697 22,5 3,4 25179 624 22,5 3,8 22639 624 22,5 3,8 22639
35 25 2580 756 22,5 3,3 19450 679 22,5 3,7 17535 679 22,5 3,7 17535
36 19 2730 814 22,5 3,3 15890 765 22,5 3,5 14956 765 22,5 3,5 14956
37 7 2850 878 22,5 3,2 6302 851 22,5 3,3 6112 851 22,5 3,3 6112
38 3 3000 990 22,5 3,0 3038 990 22,5 3,0 3038 990 22,5 3,0 3038
Total energy
738646 662946 651813
[kWh]
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The efficiency trend over the temperature shows how the different thresholds used for the ICM Standard sequencing
gives different results. The energy consumption over the full cooling season for the primary plant (chillers + primary
pumps) reduces from 738646 kWh down to 651813 kWh modifying the threshold.
Same components (chillers and pumps) gives much lower energy consumption, and so lower running costs, just
setting the right threshold.
1. Threshold = 100% → 738646 kwh

2. Threshold = 60% → 662946 kwh (-10,0 % vs Threshold = 100%)
3. Threshold = 300% → 651813 kwh (-11,8 % vs Threshold = 100%)
From going from 100% to 60% of threshold the increase in efficiency in noticeable, while going down from 60 to
30% the difference in much lower. This difference is strongly affected by the pumping energy. In case of higher
pressure drops on primary loop the difference would be even lower or in favor of the 60%. While a system with
variable flow would give higher benefits to a configuration with 30% threshold.
A proper evaluation of the pumping energy costs is key to find the best threshold set.
Many additional factors can be considered to achieve even higher energy savings like:
• If there are different cost for electricity based on time bands

• systems with variable flow
• in case of system made by different unit sizes and technologies (fix speed and VFD) choose the proper
priority.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
EWAH~TZ- SS C – standard unit

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Cooling Capacity (1) kW 712,3 765,6 879,4 942,8 990,6 1056
Power Input (1) kW 231 247 285 304 319 339
EER (1) kW/kW 3,09 3,10 3,09 3,10 3,11 3,11
Minimum capacity (2) % 12,5 12,5 12,5 12,5 12,5 12,5
SEER (3) kW/kW 4,61 4,65 4,63 4,62 4,65 4,61
ηs,c (4) % 181 183 182 182 183 181
SEER + opt99a (3) kW/kW 5,16 5,20 5,17 5,13 5,25 5,20
ηs,c + opt99a (4) % 203 205 204 202 207 205
Evaporator type - Direct Expansion – Shell & Tubes

Water flow rate (1) l/s 34,0 36,5 41,9 45,0 47,2 50,3
Evaporator pressure drop (1) (7) kPa 44,6 50,8 59,7 67,7 59,9 67,2
Evaporator water volume (8) lt 280 280 492 492 583 583
Minimum water rate (6) l/s 12,9 12,9 12,3 12,3 14,6 14,6
Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 101 101 102 103 104 105
Sound Pressure @ 1 m (1) (9) dB(A) 80 80 80 81 82 82
Fan type - Direct Propeller

Fan diameter mm 800
Fan rotational speed RPM 900
Fan motor / control - AC – On/Off
Number of fans n 14 14 16 18 20 22
Power input fans kW 24,5 24,5 28,0 31,5 35,0 38,5
Air flow (10) l/s 71008 71008 81152 91296 101440 111584
Refrigerant circuits n 2 2 2 2 2 2
Refrigerant type / GWP - R1234ze(E) / GWP = 7
Refrigerant Charge (11) kg 120 120 130 141 150 175
Compressor type - Single Screw

Capacity control - Stepless – Variable Frequency Drive
Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Casing material - Galvanized Steel Sheet
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 6909 7809 8709 9602 10510
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
Unit weight - shipping kg 7033 7033 7660 8093 8900 9288
Unit weight - operation kg 7313 7313 8152 8585 9483 9871
Water connection size mm 168,3 168,3 219,1 219,1 219,1 219,1
Water connection type - Victaulic
(1) Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according to EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor heat exchanger
inlet water temperature 12°C, outlet water temperature 7°C. Fouling factor = 0
(2) Minimum capacity for the unit operating at Standard Rating Conditions: Operating Ambient Temperature 35°C, Evaporator, water outlet 7°C
(3) Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio as defined in EN14825, part load condition in cooling for Air to Water units, fan coil application, variable outlet, variable flow.
(4) the seasonal space cooling energy efficiency ηs,c is calculated as defined in Regulation (EU) 2016/2281 the seasonal energy efficiency ratio SEER divided by the
conversion coefficient CC (2.5), corrected by contributions accounting for temperature control (0.03).
(5) Seasonal energy performance Ratio as defined in Regulation (EU) 2016/2281 for a high temperature process chiller at standard rating conditions defined in
EN14511:2
(6) minimum flow rate to be reached in variable water flow system (not managed by the unit controller BMS) with unit operating at minimum load.
(7) not including filter pressure drop. The installation of the filter is mandatory.
(8) sound power level measured in accordance to ISO9614, referred to unit operating at Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according to
EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor heat exchanger inlet water temperature 12°C, outlet water temperature 7°C
(9) sound pressure level measured in accordance to ISO3744, referred to unit operating at Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according to
(10) referred to unit with free discharge on condenser fans.
(11) data subject to change. Refer to unit’s name plate for actual value.
Data certified by Eurovent certification scheme

The above data are referred to the unit without additional optional.
The above data are referred the unit installed in compliancy with installation prescription.
All the data are subject to change without notice. For updated information on project base refer to Chiller Selection Software and unit’s certified drawing
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MODEL notes C11 C12 C13 C14 C15 C16
Cooling Capacity (1) kW 1117 1231 1302 1432 1519 1603
Power Input (1) kW 357 396 418 465 510 567
EER (1) kW/kW 3,13 3,11 3,11 3,08 2,98 2,83
SEER (3) kW/kW 4,63 4,56 4,92 4,88 4,84 4,80
ηs,c (4) % 182 179 194 192 191 189
SEER + opt99a (3) kW/kW 5,26 5,15 5,48 5,47 5,42 5,38
ηs,c + opt99a (4) % 207 203 216 216 214 212

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 106 107 105 106 107 108

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 24 26 24 26 28 30
Air flow (10) l/s 121728 131872 121728 131872 142016 152160
Refrigerant type / GWP - R134a / GWP = 1430

Oil charge lt 16 16 25 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
Water connection type Victaulic
EN14511:2

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EWAH~TZ- SL C – standard unit

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Power Input (1) kW 231 247 285 304 319 339
EER (1) kW/kW 3,09 3,10 3,09 3,10 3,11 3,11
SEER (3) kW/kW 4,61 4,65 4,63 4,62 4,65 4,61
ηs,c (4) % 181 183 182 182 183 181
SEER + opt99a (3) kW/kW 5,16 5,20 5,17 5,13 5,25 5,20
ηs,c + opt99a (4) % 203 205 204 202 207 205

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 98 98 99 100 101 101

Sound Power + opt76b (1) (8) dB(A) 97 97 98 98 99 99
Sound Pressure @ 1 m + opt76b (1) (9) dB(A) 76 76 76 77 77 77

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 14 14 16 18 20 22
Air flow (10) l/s 71008 71008 81152 91296 101440 111584

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 6909 7809 8709 9602 10510
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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Power Input (1) kW 357 396 418 465 510 567
EER (1) kW/kW 3,13 3,11 3,11 3,08 2,98 2,83
SEER (3) kW/kW 4,63 4,56 4,92 4,88 4,84 4,8
ηs,c (4) % 182 179 194 192 191 189
SEER + opt99a (3) kW/kW 5,26 5,15 5,48 5,47 5,42 5,38
ηs,c + opt99a (4) % 207 203 216 216 214 212

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 102 103 102 102 103 104

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 24 26 24 26 28 30
Air flow (10) l/s 121728 131872 121728 131872 142016 152160

Oil charge lt 16 16 25 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
EN14511:2

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EWAH~TZ- SR C – standard unit

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Power Input (1) kW 232 253 291 309 319 340
EER (1) kW/kW 3,00 2,96 2,96 2,98 3,04 3,04
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,19 5,14 5,14 5,18 5,32 5,26
ηs,c (4) % 205 203 203 204 210 207

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 91 91 92 93 94 94


Fan diameter mm 800
Fan motor / control - AC – VFD
Number of fans n 14 14 16 18 20 22
Air flow (10) l/s 53667 53667 61333 69000 76667 84333

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 6909 7809 8709 9602 10510
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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Power Input (1) kW 354 396 424 480 525 581
EER (1) kW/kW 3,09 3,04 3,00 2,92 2,83 2,67
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,33 5,25 5,49 5,42 5,42 5,40
ηs,c (4) % 210 207 217 214 214 213

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 95 96 95 95 96 97


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 24 26 24 26 28 30
Power input fans kW 19,2 20,8 19,2 20,8 22,4 24
Air flow (10) l/s 92000 99667 92000 99667 107333 115000

Oil charge lt 16 16 25 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
EN14511:2

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EWAH~TZ- XS C – standard unit

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Cooling Capacity (1) kW 669,3 783,4 840,2 947,7 1014 1120
Power Input (1) kW 206 242 260 292 311 352
EER (1) kW/kW 3,25 3,24 3,23 3,24 3,26 3,18
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,32 5,36 5,40 5,47 5,49 5,40
ηs,c (4) % 210 211 213 216 217 213

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 98 99 100 101 103 105


Fan diameter mm 800
Fan rotational speed RPM 700 700 700 700 700 700
Number of fans n 14 16 18 22 24 26
Air flow (10) l/s 53667 61333 69000 84333 92000 99667

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 7809 8709 10510 11402 12302
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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MODEL notes C12 C13 C14 C15
Cooling Capacity (1) kW 1237 1347 1443 1527
Power Input (1) kW 380 420 461 507
EER (1) kW/kW 3,25 3,20 3,13 3,01
Minimum capacity (2) % 12,5 12,5 12,5 12,5
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,56 5,53 5,51 5,48
ηs,c (4) % 219 218 217 216

Water flow rate (1) l/s 59,0 64,2 68,8 72,8
Evaporator pressure drop (1) (7) kPa 35,3 41,1 46,5 51,5
Evaporator water volume (8) lt 1011 1011 1011 1011
Minimum water rate (6) l/s 22,7 22,7 22,7 22,7
Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 104 105 106 107

Sound Pressure @ 1 m (1) (9) dB(A) 82 82 83 84

Fan diameter mm 800
Fan rotational speed RPM 900 900 900 900
Number of fans n 24 26 28 30
Power input fans kW 42,0 45,5 49,0 52,5
Air flow (10) l/s 121728 131872 142016 152160
Refrigerant circuits n 2 2 2 2
Refrigerant Charge (11) kg 200 220 250 270

Oil charge lt 25 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540
Unit weight - shipping kg 10716 11134 11564 12037
Unit weight - operation kg 11727 12145 12575 13048
Water connection size mm 273,0 273,0 273,0 273,0
(1) Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according to EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor heat
exchanger inlet water temperature 12°C, outlet water temperature 7°C. Fouling factor = 0
(3) Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio as defined in EN14825, part load condition in cooling for Air to Water units, fan coil application, variable outlet,
variable flow.
(4) the seasonal space cooling energy efficiency ηs,c is calculated as defined in Regulation (EU) 2016/2281 the seasonal energy efficiency ratio SEER
divided by the conversion coefficient CC (2.5), corrected by contributions accounting for temperature control (0.03).
(5) Seasonal energy performance Ratio as defined in Regulation (EU) 2016/2281 for a high temperature process chiller at standard rating conditions
defined in EN14511:2
EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor heat exchanger inlet water temperature 12°C, outlet water temperature
7°C
(9) sound pressure level measured in accordance to ISO3744, referred to unit operating at Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according
to EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor heat exchanger inlet water temperature 12°C, outlet water
temperature 7°C

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EWAH~TZ- XL C – standard unit

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Power Input (1) kW 206 242 260 292 311 352
EER (1) kW/kW 3,25 3,24 3,23 3,24 3,26 3,18
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,32 5,36 5,40 5,47 5,49 5,40
ηs,c (4) % 210 211 213 216 217 213

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 93 95 95 96 98 99


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 14 16 18 22 24 26
Air flow (10) l/s 53667 61333 69000 84333 92000 99667

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 7809 8709 10510 11402 12302
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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Power Input (1) kW 380 420 461 507
EER (1) kW/kW 3,25 3,20 3,13 3,01
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,56 5,53 5,51 5,48
ηs,c (4) % 219 218 217 216

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 101 102 102 103

Sound Power + opt76b (1) (8) dB(A) 100 100 101 101
Sound Pressure @ 1 m + opt76b (1) (9) dB(A) 77 77 78 78

Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 121728 131872 142016 152160

Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540
(3) Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio as defined in EN14825, part load condition in cooling for Air to Water units, fan coil application, variable outlet, variable
flow.
(4) the seasonal space cooling energy efficiency ηs,c is calculated as defined in Regulation (EU) 2016/2281 the seasonal energy efficiency ratio SEER divided
by the conversion coefficient CC (2.5), corrected by contributions accounting for temperature control (0.03).
(5) Seasonal energy performance Ratio as defined in Regulation (EU) 2016/2281 for a high temperature process chiller at standard rating conditions defined
in EN14511:2

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EWAH~TZ- XR C – standard unit

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Cooling Capacity (1) kW 669,2 783,2 840 947,5 1014 1119
Power Input (1) kW 206 243 262 293 311 352
EER (1) kW/kW 3,25 3,22 3,21 3,24 3,26 3,18
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,28 5,36 5,39 5,47 5,48 5,39
ηs,c (4) % 208 211 213 216 216 213

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 90 91 92 93 94 95


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 14 16 18 22 24 26
Air flow (10) l/s 53667 61333 69000 84333 92000 99667

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 7809 8709 10510 11402 12302
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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Power Input (1) kW 382 426 467 515
EER (1) kW/kW 3,17 3,10 3,03 2,91
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,56 5,58 5,55 5,51
ηs,c (4) % 219 220 219 217

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 94 95 96 96


Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 92000 99667 107333 115000

Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540
flow.
(4) the seasonal space cooling energy efficiency ηs,c is calculated as defined in Regulation (EU) 2016/2281 the seasonal energy efficiency ratio SEER divided by
the conversion coefficient CC (2.5), corrected by contributions accounting for temperature control (0.03).
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EWAD~TZ- SS C – standard unit

MODEL notes H11 H12 H13 C15 C16 H17
Power Input (1) kW 381 413 439 485 533 582
EER (1) kW/kW 3,12 3,05 3,09 3,11 3,09 3,04
SEER (3) kW/kW 4,69 4,64 4,65 4,83 4,87 4,86
ηs,c (4) % 185 183 183 190 192 191
SEER + opt99a (3) kW/kW 5,23 5,15 5,16 5,27 5,31 5,29
ηs,c + opt99a (4) % 206 203 203 208 209 209

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 102 103 104 104 105 105

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 22 24 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 111584 111584 121728 121728 131872 142016

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 10510 11404 11404 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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MODEL notes H18 H19
Cooling Capacity (1) kW 1875 1965
Power Input (1) kW 636 709
EER (1) kW/kW 2,95 2,77
Minimum capacity (2) % 12,5 12,5
SEER (3) kW/kW 4,83 4,68
ηs,c (4) % 190 184
SEER + opt99a (3) kW/kW 5,28 5,23
ηs,c + opt99a (4) % 208 206

Water flow rate (1) l/s 89,4 93,7
Evaporator pressure drop (1) (7) kPa 72,7 79,0
Evaporator water volume (8) lt 1011 1011
Minimum water rate (6) l/s 22,6 22,6
Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 106 107

Sound Pressure @ 1 m (1) (9) dB(A) 83 84

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 30 30
Power input fans kW 52,5 52,5
Air flow (10) l/s 152160 152160
Refrigerant circuits n 2 2
Refrigerant Charge (11) kg 270 270

Oil charge lt 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 14102 14102
Unit width mm 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540
Unit weight - shipping kg 12037 12037
Unit weight - operation kg 13048 13048
Water connection size mm 273,0 273,0
flow.
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EWAD~TZ- SL C – standard unit

Power Input (1) kW 381 413 439 485 533 582
EER (1) kW/kW 3,12 3,05 3,09 3,11 3,09 3,04
SEER (3) kW/kW 4,69 4,64 4,65 4,83 4,87 4,86
ηs,c (4) % 185 183 183 190 192 191
SEER + opt99a (3) kW/kW 5,23 5,15 5,16 5,27 5,31 5,29
ηs,c + opt99a (4) % 206 203 203 208 209 209

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 100 100 101 101 101 102

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 22 24 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 111584 111584 121728 121728 131872 142016

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 10510 11404 11404 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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MODEL notes H18 H19
EER (1) kW/kW 2,95 2,77
SEER (3) kW/kW 4,83 4,68
ηs,c (4) % 190 184
SEER + opt99a (3) kW/kW 5,28 5,23
ηs,c + opt99a (4) % 208 206

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 103 103

Sound Power + opt76b (1) (8) dB(A) 101 101
Sound Pressure @ 1 m + opt76b (1) (9) dB(A) 78 78

Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 152160 152160

Oil charge lt 25 25
Color - Ivory White
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EWAD~TZ- SR C – standard unit

Power Input (1) kW 385 423 446 514 565 611
EER (1) kW/kW 3,03 2,91 2,97 2,85 2,83 2,80
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,24 5,12 5,15 5,18 5,21 5,20
ηs,c (4) % 207 202 203 204 205 205

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 93 93 94 94 94 95


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 22 24 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 84333 84333 92000 92000 99667 107333

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 10510 11404 11404 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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MODEL notes H18 H19
EER (1) kW/kW 2,73 2,53
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,20 5,11
ηs,c (4) % 205 201

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 96 96


Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 115000 115000

Oil charge lt 25 25
Color - Ivory White
variable flow.
7°C
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EWAD~TZ- XS C – standard unit

MODEL notes C11 C12 H12 C14 C15 H16
Power Input (1) kW 354 376 402 432 479 525
EER (1) kW/kW 3,17 3,21 3,19 3,24 3,22 3,18
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,36 5,35 5,35 5,37 5,39 5,43
ηs,c (4) % 211 211 211 212 213 214

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 95 96 97 101 101 102


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 24 26 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 84333 92000 99667 121728 131872 142016

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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MODEL notes H17
Cooling Capacity (1) kW 1780
Power Input (1) kW 575
EER (1) kW/kW 3,09
Minimum capacity (2) % 12,5
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,39
ηs,c (4) % 213

Water flow rate (1) l/s 84,9
Evaporator pressure drop (1) (7) kPa 66,1
Evaporator water volume (8) lt 1011
Minimum water rate (6) l/s 22,6
Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 102

Sound Pressure @ 1 m (1) (9) dB(A) 79
Sound Power + opt76b (1) (8) dB(A) 101
Sound Pressure @ 1 m + opt76b (1) (9) dB(A) 77

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 30
Power input fans kW 52,5
Air flow (10) l/s 152160
Refrigerant circuits n 2
Refrigerant Charge (11) kg 270

Oil charge lt 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 14104
Unit width mm 2282
Unit height mm 2540
Unit weight - shipping kg 12037
Unit weight - operation kg 13048
Water connection size mm 273,0
flow.
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EWAD~TZ- XR C – standard unit

Power Input (1) kW 356 377 403 450 501 548
kW/k
3,15 3,19 3,17 3,03 2,99 2,97
EER (1) W
kW/k
5,30 5,33 5,32 5,27 5,31 5,31
SEER (3) W
ηs,c (4) % 209 210 210 208 209 209

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 92 93 94 93 94 95


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 24 26 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 84333 92000 99667 92000 99667 107333

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
flow.
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MODEL notes H17
EER (1) kW/kW 2,90
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,32
ηs,c (4) % 210



Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 30
Air flow (10) l/s 115000

Oil charge lt 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit width mm 2282
Unit height mm 2540
variable flow.
(8) sound power level measured in accordance to ISO9614, referred to unit operating at Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers
according to EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor heat exchanger inlet water temperature 12°C, outlet
water temperature 7°C
(9) sound pressure level measured in accordance to ISO3744, referred to unit operating at Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers

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EWAH~TZ- SS C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Power Input (1) kW 227 243 281 299 314 334
EER (1) kW/kW 3,13 3,14 3,13 3,15 3,15 3,16
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,30 5,33 5,30 5,28 5,37 5,34
ηs,c (4) % 209 210 209 208 212 211

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 101 101 102 103 104 105

Fan diameter mm 800
Fan motor / control - EC Brushless Fan
Number of fans n 14 14 16 18 20 22
Air flow (10) l/s 70000 70000 80000 90000 100000 110000

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 6909 7809 8709 9602 10510
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- SS C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 351 389 413 459 503 560
EER (1) kW/kW 3,18 3,16 3,15 3,12 3,01 2,86
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,40 5,32 5,63 5,61 5,61 5,52
ηs,c (4) % 213 210 222 221 221 218

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 106 107 105 106 107 108

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 24 26 24 26 28 30
Air flow (10) l/s 120000 130000 120000 130000 140000 150000

Oil charge lt 16 16 25 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Power Input (1) kW 227 243 281 299 314 334
EER (1) kW/kW 3,13 3,14 3,13 3,15 3,15 3,16
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,30 5,33 5,30 5,28 5,37 5,34
ηs,c (4) % 209 210 209 208 212 211

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 98 98 99 100 101 101


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 14 14 16 18 20 22
Air flow (10) l/s 70000 70000 80000 90000 100000 110000

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 6909 7809 8709 9602 10510
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 351 389 413 459 503 560
EER (1) kW/kW 3,18 3,16 3,15 3,12 3,01 2,86
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,40 5,32 5,63 5,61 5,61 5,30
ηs,c (4) % 213 210 222 221 221 218

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 102 103 102 102 103 104

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 24 26 24 26 28 30
Air flow (10) l/s 120000 130000 120000 130000 140000 150000

Oil charge lt 16 16 25 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Power Input (1) kW 230 251 289 307 316 337
EER (1) kW/kW 3,03 2,99 2,98 3,01 3,07 3,07
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,32 5,25 5,32 5,29 5,53 5,34
ηs,c (4) % 210 207 210 209 218 211

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 91 91 92 93 94 94


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 14 14 16 18 20 22
Air flow (10) l/s 53472 53472 61111 68750 76389 84028

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 6909 7809 8709 9602 10510
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 351 393 421 476 521 577
EER (1) kW/kW 3,12 3,07 3,03 2,94 2,85 2,69
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,44 5,33 5,49 5,58 5,53 5,56
ηs,c (4) % 215 210 217 220 218 219

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 95 96 95 95 96 97


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 24 26 24 26 28 30
Air flow (10) l/s 91667 99306 91667 99306 106944 114583

Oil charge lt 16 16 25 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- XS C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Power Input (1) kW 204 240 258 289 308 348
EER (1) kW/kW 3,28 3,27 3,26 3,28 3,30 3,22
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,42 5,45 5,48 5,55 5,58 5,46
ηs,c (4) % 214 215 216 219 220 215,4

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 98 99 100 101 103 105


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 14 16 18 22 24 26
Air flow (10) l/s 53472 61111 68750 84028 91667 99306

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 7809 8709 10510 11402 12302
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- XS C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 373 413 452 498
EER (1) kW/kW 3,31 3,26 3,19 3,06
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,71 5,72 5,67 5,65
ηs,c (4) % 225 226 224 223

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 104 105 106 107


Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 120000 130000 140000 150000

Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540
variable flow.

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EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Power Input (1) kW 204 240 258 289 308 348
EER (1) kW/kW 3,28 3,27 3,26 3,28 3,30 3,22
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,42 5,45 5,48 5,55 5,58 5,46
ηs,c (4) % 214 215 216 219 220 215,4

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 93 95 95 96 98 99


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 14 16 18 22 24 26
Air flow (10) l/s 53472 61111 68750 84028 91667 99306

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 7809 8709 10510 11402 12302
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 373 413 452 498
EER (1) kW/kW 3,31 3,26 3,19 3,06
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,71 5,72 5,67 5,65
ηs,c (4) % 225 226 224 223

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 101 102 102 103


Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 120000 130000 140000 150000

Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Power Input (1) kW 204 241 259 290 308 349
EER (1) kW/kW 3,28 3,25 3,24 3,27 3,30 3,21
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,40 5,46 5,48 5,56 5,59 5,46
ηs,c (4) % 213 215 216 219 221 215

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 90 91 92 93 94 95


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 14 16 18 22 24 26
Air flow (10) l/s 53472 61111 68750 84028 91667 99306

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 6909 7809 8709 10510 11402 12302
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 379 422 463 510
EER (1) kW/kW 3,20 3,13 3,06 2,94
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,75 5,62 5,75 5,67
ηs,c (4) % 227 222 227 224

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 94 95 96 96


Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 91667 99306 106944 114583

Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 13202 14102
Unit width mm 2280 2280 2280 2280
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 376 408 433 480 527 575
EER (1) kW/kW 3,16 3,08 3,13 3,14 3,12 3,07
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,36 5,49 5,30 5,42 5,43 5,41
ηs,c (4) % 211 207 209 214 214 213

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 102 103 104 104 105 105

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 22 24 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 110000 110000 120000 120000 130000 140000

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 10510 11404 11404 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

MODEL notes H18 H19
EER (1) kW/kW 2,98 2,79
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,40 5,34
ηs,c (4) % 213 211

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 106 107


Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 150000 150000

Oil charge lt 25 25
Color - Ivory White
variable flow.

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EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 376 408 433 480 527 575
EER (1) kW/kW 3,16 3,08 3,13 3,14 3,12 3,07
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,36 5,26 5,30 5,42 5,43 5,41
ηs,c (4) % 211 207 209 214 214 213

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 100 100 101 101 101 102

Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 22 24 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 110000 110000 120000 120000 130000 140000

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 10510 11404 11404 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 900 RPM

MODEL notes H18 H19
EER (1) kW/kW 2,98 2,79
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,40 5,34
ηs,c (4) % 213 211

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 103 103


Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 150000 150000

Oil charge lt 25 25
Color - Ivory White
flow.
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EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

Power Input (1) kW 382 420 443 510 560 607
EER (1) kW/kW 3,05 2,93 2,99 2,87 2,85 2,82
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,35 5,20 5,31 5,26 5,35 5,38
ηs,c (4) % 211 205 209 207 211 212

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 93 93 94 94 94 95


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 22 24 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 84028 84028 91667 91667 99306 106944

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 10510 11404 11404 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
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EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

MODEL notes H18 H19
EER (1) kW/kW 2,75 2,55
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,33 5,10
ηs,c (4) % 210 201

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 96 96


Fan diameter mm 800
Air flow (10) l/s 114583 114583

Oil charge lt 25 25
Color - Ivory White
variable flow.
7°C
7°C

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EWAD~TZ- XS C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP TO 700 RPM

Cooling Capacity (1) kW 1124 1206 1281
Power Input (1) kW 351 373 398
EER (1) kW/kW 3,20 3,24 3,22
NA
Minimum capacity (2) % 12,5 12,5 12,5
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,46 5,44 5,48
ηs,c (4) % 215 215 216

Water flow rate (1) l/s 53,6 57,5 61,1
Evaporator pressure drop (1) (7) kPa 51,6 32,8 36,6 NA
Evaporator water volume (8) lt 557 1011 1011
Minimum water rate (6) l/s 18,2 22,6 22,6
Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 95 96 97

NA
Sound Pressure @ 1 m (1) (9) dB(A) 73 73 74

Fan diameter mm 800
Fan rotational speed RPM 700 700 700
Fan motor / control - EC Brushless Fan NA
Number of fans n 22 24 26
Power input fans kW 15,1 16,4 17,8
Air flow (10) l/s 84028 91667 99306
Refrigerant circuits n 2 2 2
Refrigerant type / GWP - R134a / GWP = 1430 NA
Refrigerant Charge (11) kg 175 200 220

Oil charge lt 16 16 16
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 11402 12302
NA
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540
Unit weight - shipping kg 9322 10112 10515
Unit weight - operation kg 9879 11123 11526
Water connection size mm 219,1 273,0 273,0
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MODEL notes H17
Cooling Capacity (1) kW
Power Input (1) kW
EER (1) kW/kW
NA
Minimum capacity (2) %
SEER (3) kW/kW
ηs,c (4) %
Evaporator type -
Water flow rate (1) l/s
Evaporator pressure drop (1) (7) kPa NA
Evaporator water volume (8) lt
Minimum water rate (6) l/s
Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A)

NA
Sound Pressure @ 1 m (1) (9) dB(A)
Fan type -
Fan diameter mm
Fan rotational speed RPM
Fan motor / control - NA
Number of fans n
Power input fans kW
Air flow (10) l/s
Refrigerant circuits n
Refrigerant type / GWP - NA
Refrigerant Charge (11) kg
Compressor type -
Capacity control -
Oil charge lt
Casing material -
Color -
Unit length mm
Unit width mm NA
Unit height mm
Unit weight - shipping kg
Unit weight - operation kg
Water connection size mm
Water connection type -
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Cooling Capacity (1) kW 1397 1538 1666
Power Input (1) kW 425 471 517
EER (1) kW/kW 3,29 3,26 3,23
NA
Minimum capacity (2) % 12,5 12,5 12,5
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,54 5,49 5,53
ηs,c (4) % 219 217 218

Water flow rate (1) l/s 66,6 73,3 79,4
Evaporator pressure drop (1) (7) kPa NA 42,8 50,8 58,7
Evaporator water volume (8) lt 1011 1011 1011
Minimum water rate (6) l/s 22,6 22,6 22,6
Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 101 101 102

NA
Sound Pressure @ 1 m (1) (9) dB(A) 78 78 79

Fan diameter mm 800
Fan rotational speed RPM 900 900 900
Fan motor / control - NA EC Brushless Fan
Number of fans n 24 26 28
Power input fans kW 34,1 36,9 39,7
Air flow (10) l/s 130000 140000 140000
Refrigerant circuits n 2 2 2
Refrigerant type / GWP - NA R134a / GWP = 1430
Refrigerant Charge (11) kg 200 220 250

Oil charge lt 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 11402 12302 13202
NA
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540
Unit weight - shipping kg 10716 11134 11564
Unit weight - operation kg 11727 12145 12575
Water connection size mm 273,0 273,0 273,0
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MODEL notes H17
EER (1) kW/kW 3,14
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,55
ηs,c (4) % 219



Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 30
Air flow (10) l/s 150000

Oil charge lt 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit width mm 2282
Unit height mm 2540
flow.
in EN14511:2

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Power Input (1) kW 353 374 399 447 497 543
EER (1) kW/kW 3,18 3,22 3,20 3,05 3,02 2,99
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,44 5,41 5,42 5,75 5,44 5,52
ηs,c (4) % 215 213 214 211 215 218

Sound Power (1) (8) dB(A) 92 93 94 93 94 95


Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 22 24 26 24 26 28
Air flow (10) l/s 84028 91667 99306 91667 99306 106944

Oil charge lt 16 16 16 25 25 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit length mm 10510 11402 12302 11402 12302 13202
Unit width mm 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282 2282
Unit height mm 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540 2540
EN14511:2

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MODEL notes H17
EER (1) kW/kW 2,92
SEER (3) kW/kW 5,42
ηs,c (4) % 214



Fan diameter mm 800
Number of fans n 30
Air flow (10) l/s 114583

Oil charge lt 25
Color - Ivory White
Unit width mm 2282
Unit height mm 2540
flow.
in EN14511:2

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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 408,6 433,3 493,5 521,5 549,9 579,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 56 56 64 72 80 88
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Main switch size (6) A 800 800 1000 1000 1250 1250
Terminal
(6) - Cables Cables Bars Bars Bars Bars
connection
Cable per phase (6) - 2x240 mm² 2x240 mm² 2x300 mm² 2x300 mm² 2x400 mm² 2x400 mm²
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.
(2) Voltage unbalance between phases must be within ± 3%.
(3) Maximum running current is based on max compressor absorbed current in its envelope and max fans absorbed current.
(4) Based on minimum allowed voltage → Max. current for wire sizing = Max. Running current x 1,1
(5) In case of inverter driven compressor, the starting current is zero
(6) It may change in case of unit with options or customized unit. Refer to dedicated unit’s wiring diagram.
The data are referred to the unit without additional options.

All data are subject to change without notice. For updated information on project base refer to unit specific wiring diagram and unit’s nameplate data.
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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 612,7 668,8 718,8 780,9 848,9 934,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 96 104 96 104 112 120
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
(6) - Bars Bars Bars Bars Bars Bars
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 408,6 433,3 493,5 521,5 549,9 579,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 56 56 64 72 80 88
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 612,7 668,8 718,8 780,9 848,9 934,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 96 104 96 104 112 120
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 414,9 446,8 505,2 529,7 554,4 581,0
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - Inverter driven motor
method
Max running
(6) A 2,6
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 36,4 36,4 41,6 46,8 52,0 57,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 611,1 667,2 736,4 796,5 863,9 952,0
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,6
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 62,4 67,6 62,4 67,6 72,8 78,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 373,9 431,3 459,1 513,1 544,2 604,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,6
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 36,4 41,6 46,8 57,2 62,4 67,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 660,3 717,4 778,2 848,9
Current
Max. running current (3) A 967 1042 1132 1157

Max. current for wire
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting method (6) - Inverter driven motor

Max running current
(6) A 4
per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 96 104 112 120
current
Compressor starting
method
Max. running current
(6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1

(6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2
Main switch size (6) A 1250 1600 1600 1600
Terminal connection (6) - Bars Bars Bars Bars
Cable per phase (6) - 2x400 mm² 2x500 mm² 2x500 mm² 2x500 mm²
Short circuit current

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.
(1) Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according to EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb
temperature 35°; Indoor heat exchanger inlet water temperature 12°C, outlet water temperature 7°C. Fouling factor = 0
(3) Maximum running current is based on max compressor absorbed current in its envelope and max fans absorbed
current.

All data are subject to change without notice. For updated information on project base refer to unit specific wiring diagram and
unit’s nameplate data.
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MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 373,9 431,3 459,1 513,1 544,2 604,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,6
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 36,4 41,6 46,8 57,2 62,4 67,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 660,3 717,4 778,2 848,9
Current

(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current

Max running current
(6) A 4
per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 96 104 112 120
current
Compressor starting
method
(6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1

(6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.
current.

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MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 374,9 432,6 460,2 514,2 545,4 606,0
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,6
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 36,4 41,6 46,8 57,2 62,4 67,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 670,1 725,0 783,7 853,8
Current

(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current

Max running current
(6) A 2,6
per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 62,4 67,6 72,8 78,0
current
Compressor starting
method
(6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1

(6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.
current.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 646,5 691,1 733,0 813,9 884,0 962,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88 88 96 96 104 112
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances min/max % -10 / +10
Nominal Running Current (1) A 1044 1149
Max. running current (3) A 1398 1487
Max. current for wire sizing (4) A 1538 1636
Maximum starting current (5) A 0 0
Fan starting method (6) - D.O.L.
Max running current per fan (6) A 4
Total fans running current (6) A 120 120
Compressor starting method Variable Frequency Drive

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2
Main switch size (6) A 2000 2000
Terminal connection (6) - Bars Bars
Cable per phase (6) - 3x500 mm² 3x500 mm²

Short circuit current Icw 1 sec. (6) kA 25 25

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 646,5 691,1 733,0 813,9 884,0 962,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88 88 96 96 104 112
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


103

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 659,2 708,5 748,1 853,7 922,8 1000
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,6
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 57,2 57,2 62,4 62,4 67,6 72,8
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Max running current per fan (6) A 2,6
Total fans running current (6) A 78,0 78,0

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10/ +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 608,8 647,1 686,1 735,8 806,6 874,7
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,6 2,6 2,6 4 4 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 57,2 62,4 67,6 62,4 67,6 72,8
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Nominal Running Current (1) A 957,5
Max. running current (3) A 1313
Max. current for wire sizing (4) A 1444
Maximum starting current (5) A 0
Total fans running current (6) A 120

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2
Main switch size (6) A 2000
Terminal connection (6) - Bars
Cable per phase (6) - 3x500 mm²

Short circuit current Icw 1 sec. (6) kA 25

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10/ +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 612,3 651,0 689,6 762,5 834,0 901,3
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,6
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 57,2 62,4 67,6 62,4 67,6 72,8
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Total fans running current (6) A 78,0

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


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MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 383,7 408,6 465,1 489,5 514,2 540,2
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - EC Brushless Motor
method
Max running
(6) A 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 29,4 29,4 33,6 37,8 42,0 46,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 569,5 622,1 676,2 734,7 799,1 881,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 50,4 54,6 50,4 54,6 58,8 63,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 900 RPM

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 383,7 408,6 465,1 489,5 514,2 540,2
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 29,4 29,4 33,6 37,8 42,0 46,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 569,5 622,1 676,2 734,7 799,1 881,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 50,4 54,6 50,4 54,6 58,8 63
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

113
EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 700 RPM

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 391,3 423,1 478,2 499,3 520,8 544,1
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 14,0 14,0 16,0 18,0 20,0 22,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 570,9 623,7 695,9 752,6 816,7 901,3
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 24,0 26,0 24,0 26,0 28,0 30,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 350,3 404,3 428,9 476,3 504,1 561,4
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 14,0 16,0 18,0 22,0 24,0 26,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 614,8 668,0 724,9 791,7
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 50,4 54,6 58,8 63,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
(6) - Bars Bars Bars Bars
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.
(1) Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according to EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor
heat exchanger inlet water temperature 12°C, outlet water temperature 7°C. Fouling factor = 0

All data are subject to change without notice. For updated information on project base refer to unit specific wiring diagram and unit’s
nameplate data.
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EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 700 RPM

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 350,3 404,3 428,9 476,3 504,1 561,4
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 14,0 16,0 18,0 22,0 24,0 26,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 900 RPM

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 614,8 668,0 724,9 791,7
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 50,4 54,6 58,8 63,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

nameplate data.
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EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 700 RPM

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 351,3 405,7 430,0 477,4 505,4 562,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 14,0 16,0 18,0 22,0 24,0 26,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 629,6 681,3 736,6 803,4
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 24,0 26,0 28,0 30,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

nameplate data.
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EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 900 RPM

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 607,3 652,0 690,3 771,8 838,4 913,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 46,2 46,2 50,4 50,4 54,6 58,8
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 900 RPM

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Nominal Running Current (1) A 990,8 1096
Fan starting method (6) - EC Brushless Motor

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


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EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 900 RPM

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 607,3 652,0 690,3 771,8 838,4 913,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 46,2 46,2 50,4 50,4 54,6 58,8
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 900 RPM

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Nominal Running Current (1) A 990,8 1096

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


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EWAD~TZ- XS C + OPT158 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 900 RPM

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V NA 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10/ +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A NA 690,6 757,6 821,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A NA 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A NA 2,1
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 50,4 54,6 58,8
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 440 480 521
NA
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Main switch size (6) A 1600 1600 1600

Terminal
(6) - Bars Bars Bars
connection
NA
Cable per phase (6) - 2x500 mm² 2x500 mm² 2x500 mm²
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


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EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 700 RPM

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 622,0 671,3 707,6 812,7 878,4 952,3
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 22,0 22,0 24,0 24,0 26,0 28,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 700 RPM

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


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Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400 NA
Voltage Tolerances
% -10/ +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 571,7 606,7 642,4 NA
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 NA
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0 NA
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 22,0 24,0 26,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388
NA
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388
Compressor #2
Main switch size (6) A 1250 1250 1250

Terminal
(6) - Bars Bars Bars
connection
NA
Cable per phase (6) - 2x400 mm² 2x400 mm² 2x400 mm²
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

130

MODEL notes H17
Phases n
Frequency Hz
Voltage (2) V NA
Voltage Tolerances min/max %
Nominal Running Current (1) A NA
Max. running current (3) A
Max. current for wire sizing (4) A NA
Maximum starting current (5) A
Fan starting method (6) -
Max running current per fan (6) A NA
Total fans running current (6) A
Compressor starting method

(6) A
Compressor #1 NA

(6) A
Compressor #2
Main switch size (6) A
Terminal connection (6) -

NA
Cable per phase (6) -
Short circuit current Icw 1 sec. (6) kA

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EWAD~TZ- XR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 700 RPM

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10/ +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 575,3 610,6 646,0 721,7 789,8 853,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 1,0
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 22,0 24,0 26,0 24,0 26,0 28,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAD~TZ- XR C + OPT159 – BRUSHLESS FANS UP 700 RPM

MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


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EWAH~TZ- SS C + OPT142B – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) ON OFF FANS
MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 408,6 433,3 493,5 521,5 549,9 579,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 56 56 64 72 80 88
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAH~TZ- SS C + OPT142B – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) ON OFF FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 612,7 668,8 718,8 780,9 848,9 934,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 96 104 96 104 112 120
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT142B – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) ON OFF FANS
MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 408,6 433,3 493,5 521,5 549,9 579,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 56 56 64 72 80 88
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

136
EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT142B – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) ON OFF FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 612,7 668,8 718,8 780,9 848,9 934,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 96 104 96 104 112 120
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

137
EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 398,0 420,3 480,1 507,9 536,5 565,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 51,8 59,2 66,6 74,0 81,4
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

138
EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 598,5 653,5 698,7 759,6 827,1 910,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

139
EWAH~TZ- XS C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 357,1 414,6 444,9 504,9 538,3 597,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 59,2 66,6 81,4 88,8 96,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

140
EWAH~TZ- XS C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 636,5 692,6 752,5 821,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 103,6 111
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.

141
EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 357,1 414,6 444,9 504,9 538,3 597,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 59,2 66,6 81,4 88,8 96,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

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EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 636,5 692,6 752,5 821,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.

143
EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 358,1 416 446,1 506,1 539,7 599,1
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 59,2 66,6 81,4 88,8 96,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

144
EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 638,9 694,8 755 824,1
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.

145
EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT142B – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) ON OFF FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 648,6 693,5 736,0 816,4 887,1 963,0
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88 88 96 96 104 112
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

146
EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT142B – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) ON OFF FANS
MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


147
EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT142B – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) ON OFF FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 646,5 691,1 733,0 813,9 884,0 962,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
(6) - D.O.L.
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88 88 96 96 104 112
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

148
EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT142B – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) ON OFF FANS
MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


149
EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 630,3 673,6 715,5 789,1 857,9 936,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 81,4 81,4 88,8 88,8 96,2 103,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

150
EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


151
EWAD~TZ- XS C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 586,8 628,2 668,7 708,8 777,5 844,4
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 81,4 88,8 96,2 88,8 96,2 103,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

152
EWAD~TZ- XS C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


153
EWAD~TZ- XR C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 588,1 629,7 670,1 711,2 779,8 847,0
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,7
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 81,4 88,8 96,2 88,8 96,2 103,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

154
EWAD~TZ- XR C + OPT142C – HIGH AMBIENT KIT (OPERATION ABOVE 46°C) BRS FANS
MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


155
EWAH~TZ- SS C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 404,6 428,8 488,6 516,4 544,4 573,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 51,8 59,2 66,6 74,0 81,4
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

156
EWAH~TZ- SS C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 606,4 662,1 711,4 773,1 840,7 925,9
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

157
EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 404,6 428,8 488,6 516,4 544,4 573,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 51,8 59,2 66,6 74,0 81,4
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

158
EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 606,4 662,1 711,4 773,1 840,7 925,9
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

159
EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 404,4 428,6 488,2 516,2 544,1 573,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 51,8 59,2 66,6 74,0 81,4
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

160
EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 606,1 661,8 710,9 772,6 840,1 925,3
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

161
EWAH~TZ- XS C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 364,6 422,8 452,9 512,8 546,3 606,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 59,2 66,6 81,4 88,8 96,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

162
EWAH~TZ- XS C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 650,4 706,8 767,0 836,9
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

163
EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 364,6 422,8 452,9 512,8 546,3 606,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 59,2 66,6 81,4 88,8 96,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

164
EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 650,4 706,8 767,0 836,9
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.

165
EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 364,4 422,6 452,7 512,5 546,0 606,2
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 51,8 59,2 66,6 81,4 88,8 96,2
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

166
EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 650,0 706,4 766,5 836,4
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88,8 96,2 103,6 111,0
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

167
EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 640,1 684,5 726,1 805,6 875,3 953,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 81,4 81,4 88,8 88,8 96,2 103,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

168
EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


169
EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 640,1 684,5 726,1 805,6 875,3 953,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 81,4 81,4 88,8 88,8 96,2 103,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

170
EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


171
EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT160B – 100 Pa ESP (INVERTER FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 663,7 710,0 752,1 841,5 912,8 992,0
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 4
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 88 88 96 96 104 112
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

172
EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT160B – 100 Pa ESP (INVERTER FANS)

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


173
EWAD~TZ- XS C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 597,1 638,3 679 725,2 795,2 862,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 81,4 88,8 96,2 88,8 96,2 103,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

174
EWAD~TZ- XS C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


175
EWAD~TZ- XR C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 597,1 638,3 679 725,2 795,2 862,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 3,70
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 81,4 88,8 96,2 88,8 96,2 103,6
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

176
EWAD~TZ- XR C + OPT160C – 100 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


177
EWAH~TZ- SS C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 423,5 445,7 508,9 540,6 572,9 605,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 77 77 88 99 110 121
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

178
EWAH~TZ- SS C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 642,2 701,0 741,8 806,7 877,6 964,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 132 143 132 143 154 165
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

179
EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 423,5 445,7 508,9 540,6 572,9 605,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 77 77 88 99 110 121
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

180
EWAH~TZ- SL C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 642,2 701,0 741,8 806,7 877,6 964,8
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 132 143 132 143 154 165
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

181
EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 710 770 880 940 990 H10
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 423,7 446,0 509,3 541,0 573,3 606,1
Current
Max. running
(3) A 609 640 717 763 811 869
current
Max. current for
(4) A 670 704 789 839 892 956
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 77 77 88 99 110 121
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 246 262 291 308 326 345
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

182
EWAH~TZ- SR C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 642,6 701,4 742,4 807,2 878,2 965,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 924 1032 1029 1119 1198 1226
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1016 1135 1132 1231 1318 1349
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 132 143 132 143 154 165
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 415 419 451 484 518
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

183
EWAH~TZ- XS C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 383,6 445,0 478,9 546,4 583,5 646,7
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 77 88 99 121 132 143
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

184
EWAH~TZ- XS C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 682,2 742,0 805,6 878,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current

Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 132 143 154 165,0
current
Compressor starting
method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.

185
EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 383,6 445,0 478,9 546,4 583,5 646,7
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 77 88 99 121 132 143
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

186
EWAH~TZ- XL C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 682,2 742,0 805,6 878,5
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 132 143 154 165
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

187
EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes 670 780 840 950 C10 C11
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 383,9 445,3 479,2 546,7 583,8 647,0
Current
Max. running
(3) A 588 625 693 754 836 936
current
Max. current for
(4) A 647 688 762 829 920 1030
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 77 88 99 121 132 143
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 236 248 276 291 326 367
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 20 20 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

188
EWAH~TZ- XR C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 682,7 742,5 806,2 879,1
Current
Max. running
(3) A 967 1042 1132 1157
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1064 1146 1245 1273
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 132 143 154 165
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 388 419 451 484
Compressor #2

Terminal
connection

(6) kA 25 25 25 25
Icw 1 sec.

189
EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 670,6 713,8 759,1 832,1 905,1 987,1
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 121 121 132 132 143 154
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

190
EWAD~TZ- SS C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


191
EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 670,6 713,8 759,1 832,1 905,1 987,1
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 121 121 132 132 143 154
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

192
EWAD~TZ- SL C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


193
EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 663,8 710,1 752,2 841,6 912,9 992,1
Current
Max. running
(3) A 913 969 1027 1165 1205 1301
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1004 1066 1130 1282 1326 1431
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 121 121 132 132 143 154
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 367 388 411 480 521 562
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

194
EWAD~TZ- SR C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H18 H19
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #1

(6) A 605 649
Compressor #2


195
EWAD~TZ- XS C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 628,4 673,5 717,7 754,6 827,1 897,7
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 121 132 143 132 143 154
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

196
EWAD~TZ- XS C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


197
EWAD~TZ- XR C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400
Voltage Tolerances
% -10 / +10
min/max
Nominal Running
(1) A 597,1 638,3 679,0 725,2 795,2 862,6
Current
Max. running
(3) A 918 939 994 1085 1124 1218
current
Max. current for
(4) A 1010 1033 1093 1194 1236 1340
wire sizing
Maximum starting
(5) A 0 0 0 0 0 0
current
Fan starting
method
Max running
(6) A 5,50
current per fan
Total fans running
(6) A 121 132 143 132 143 154
current
Compressor
starting method
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #1
Max. running
current (6) A 370 367 388 440 480 521
Compressor #2
Terminal
connection
Short circuit
(6) kA 25 25 25 25 25 25
current Icw 1 sec.

198
EWAD~TZ- XR C + OPT161B – 200 Pa ESP (BRUSHLESS FANS)

MODEL notes H17
Phases n 3
Frequency Hz 50
Voltage (2) V 400

(6) A 562
Compressor #1

(6) A 562
Compressor #2


199
SOUND LEVELS

Sound pressure level @ 1 m from the unit (rif. 2 x10-5 Pa ) Sound Sound
pressure power
Model 63 Hz 125 Hz 250 Hz 500 Hz 1000 Hz 2000 Hz 4000 Hz 8000 Hz
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
710 85 75 75 79 76 65 68 60 80 101
770 85 76 76 80 70 65 67 60 80 101
880 85 75 75 79 76 65 68 60 80 102
940 85 75 75 79 76 65 68 60 81 103
990 85 76 76 80 78 66 69 61 82 104
H10 85 77 77 81 78 67 70 62 82 105
C11 86 77 78 82 79 68 70 63 83 106
C12 86 79 79 83 80 69 72 64 84 107
C13 85 79 80 79 81 70 67 61 83 105
C14 85 79 80 79 82 70 67 61 83 106
C15 85 79 78 81 82 70 67 61 84 107
C16 85 79 79 82 83 70 66 61 85 108
Sound power level (referred to evaporator 12/7°C, ambient 35°C full load operation) are measured in accordance with ISO 9614 and
Eurovent 8/1 for Eurovent certified units. The certification refers only to the overall sound power level.
The sound data in the Octave band spectrum is for intended for reference only and not considering binding.
The sound pressure is calculated from the sound power level and are for information only and not considered binding.
NOTE: with exception of OPT76b Sound proof system (COMPRESSOR) the other options from Price List have no impact on sound performances
Customized selection made to meet specific project’s requirements could lead to change in sound performances. Refer to the customized
selection for specific data.

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
710 84 75 74 75 72 65 68 60 77 98
770 84 76 75 76 69 65 67 60 77 98
880 84 75 75 75 72 65 68 60 77 99
940 85 76 75 76 72 66 68 61 78 100
990 85 76 75 76 73 66 69 61 78 101
H10 85 76 76 77 73 66 69 62 79 101
C11 86 77 76 77 74 67 70 62 79 102
C12 87 78 77 78 75 68 71 63 80 103
C13 85 79 79 77 76 70 67 61 79 102
C14 85 79 79 77 77 70 67 61 79 102
C15 85 79 78 78 77 70 67 61 80 103
C16 85 79 79 78 78 70 66 61 80 104
200
SOUND LEVELS
EWAH~TZ- SL C – standard unit + OPT76-b SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR)

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
710 84 75 74 73 69 65 68 60 76 97
770 84 76 75 74 68 65 67 60 76 97
880 84 75 74 73 69 65 68 60 76 98
940 85 76 75 74 69 65 68 61 77 98
990 85 76 75 74 70 66 68 61 77 99
H10 85 76 75 74 70 66 69 61 77 99
C11 86 76 75 74 70 66 69 61 77 100
C12 87 76 75 74 70 67 70 62 78 101
C13 85 79 78 76 73 65 61 60 77 100
C14 85 79 78 76 73 66 61 60 77 100
C15 85 79 78 77 74 66 62 60 78 101
C16 85 79 78 77 74 66 62 60 78 101

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
710 78 66 65 66 64 61 66 58 70 91
770 78 66 65 66 63 61 65 57 70 91
880 78 66 65 66 64 61 65 57 70 92
940 79 67 66 67 64 62 66 58 71 93
990 79 68 67 67 65 63 67 59 72 94
H10 79 68 67 68 65 63 67 59 72 94
C11 79 68 67 68 65 63 67 59 72 95
C12 79 68 67 68 66 64 68 60 73 96
C13 78 72 72 69 70 62 59 59 72 95
C14 78 73 72 70 71 62 60 59 73 95
C15 78 73 71 71 71 62 60 59 73 96
C16 78 73 71 71 72 63 60 59 74 97
201
SOUND LEVELS

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
670 78 70 71 78 67 63 66 60 76 98
780 78 70 71 79 67 63 67 60 78 99
840 79 69 71 79 67 63 67 60 78 100
950 79 69 71 78 75 63 67 59 79 101
C10 79 70 72 79 77 64 68 60 80 103
C11 79 71 73 80 78 66 70 62 82 105
C12 85 79 79 78 80 70 67 61 82 104
C13 85 79 80 79 81 70 67 61 82 105
C14 85 79 80 79 82 70 67 61 83 106
C15 85 79 79 81 82 70 66 61 84 107

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
670 75 69 68 72 63 61 65 58 72 93
780 76 69 69 73 64 63 66 59 73 95
840 76 69 69 73 64 63 67 59 73 95
950 77 69 69 72 70 63 67 59 74 96
C10 78 69 68 72 70 63 67 59 75 98
C11 78 69 69 74 71 65 69 61 76 99
C12 84 79 78 77 76 70 67 61 79 101
C13 85 79 79 77 76 70 67 61 79 102
C14 85 79 79 77 77 70 67 61 79 102
C15 85 79 79 78 77 70 66 61 80 103
202
SOUND LEVELS
EWAH~TZ- XL C – standard unit + OPT76-b SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR)

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
670 75 68 67 67 62 61 64 58 69 90
780 76 68 67 67 62 61 65 58 70 91
840 76 68 67 68 62 62 66 58 70 92
950 77 68 67 67 65 62 66 58 71 93
C10 78 68 67 68 65 63 67 59 71 94
C11 78 68 67 68 65 63 67 59 72 95
C12 85 79 78 76 73 65 61 60 77 100
C13 85 79 78 76 73 66 61 60 77 100
C14 85 79 78 76 73 66 61 60 78 101
C15 85 79 78 77 74 66 62 60 78 101

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
670 78 68 67 67 61 60 64 57 69 90
780 78 68 67 67 61 61 65 58 70 91
840 79 68 67 67 61 61 65 58 70 92
950 79 68 67 67 64 62 66 58 71 93
C10 79 68 67 68 65 63 67 59 71 94
C11 79 68 67 68 65 63 67 59 72 95
C12 78 72 71 69 69 61 59 59 72 94
C13 78 72 72 69 70 62 59 59 72 95
C14 78 73 72 70 70 62 60 59 72 96
C15 78 73 71 71 71 62 60 59 73 96
203
SOUND LEVELS

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
H11 85 76 76 79 76 65 67 60 80 102
H12 85 76 75 79 76 65 67 60 81 103
H13 86 77 77 80 78 66 69 61 82 104
C15 85 79 80 79 77 70 67 61 81 104
C16 85 79 79 78 80 70 67 61 82 105
H17 85 79 80 79 81 70 67 61 82 105
H18 85 79 80 79 81 70 66 61 83 106
H19 85 79 79 81 82 70 66 61 84 107

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
H11 85 76 75 75 71 65 67 60 77 100
H12 85 76 75 75 72 65 68 60 78 100
H13 86 76 76 76 73 66 68 61 78 101
C15 85 79 79 77 74 70 67 61 78 101
C16 85 79 78 77 75 70 67 61 79 101
H17 85 79 79 77 76 70 67 61 79 102
H18 85 79 79 77 77 70 66 61 79 103
H19 85 79 79 78 77 70 66 61 80 103
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EWAD~TZ- SL C – standard unit + OPT76-b SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR)

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
H11 85 77 76 75 70 66 68 61 77 99
H12 85 77 76 74 70 66 68 61 77 99
H13 86 76 75 74 70 66 68 61 77 100
C15 85 79 78 76 72 65 61 60 77 100
C16 85 79 78 76 73 65 61 60 77 100
H17 85 79 78 76 73 66 61 60 77 100
H18 85 79 78 77 73 66 61 60 78 101
H19 85 79 78 77 74 66 62 60 78 101

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
H11 79 68 67 67 64 62 66 58 70 93
H12 79 68 67 67 65 62 66 59 71 93
H13 79 69 68 68 66 63 67 59 71 94
C15 78 72 72 69 67 61 59 59 71 94
C16 78 72 71 69 69 61 59 59 71 94
H17 78 72 71 69 69 61 59 59 72 95
H18 78 73 72 70 70 62 60 59 72 96
H19 78 73 71 71 71 62 60 59 73 96
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pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
C11 77 70 69 73 64 63 66 59 73 95
C12 77 69 68 71 69 62 66 59 73 96
H12 77 69 69 72 69 63 67 59 74 97
C14 84 79 78 77 74 70 67 61 78 101
C15 85 79 79 77 74 70 67 61 78 101
H16 85 79 79 77 75 70 66 61 79 102
H17 85 79 79 77 76 70 66 61 79 102
EWAD~TZ- XS C – standard unit + OPT76-b SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR)

pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
C11 77 69 68 68 62 62 65 58 70 92
C12 77 68 67 67 64 62 65 58 70 93
H12 77 68 67 67 65 62 66 59 71 94
C14 85 79 78 76 72 65 60 60 77 100
C15 85 79 78 76 72 65 61 60 77 100
H16 85 79 78 76 73 65 61 60 77 100
H17 85 79 78 76 73 66 61 60 77 101
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pressure power
Lp @ 1 m Lw
dB dB(A) dB(A)
C11 79 69 68 68 62 62 65 58 70 92
C12 79 68 67 67 64 62 65 58 70 93
H12 79 68 67 67 65 62 66 59 71 94
C14 78 72 72 69 67 61 59 59 71 93
C15 78 72 72 69 67 61 59 59 71 94
H16 78 72 71 69 69 61 59 59 71 95
H17 78 73 72 69 70 62 59 59 72 95
Despite "Sound power" and "Sound pressure" both share the same unit of measure, the decibel (dB), and the
term "sound level" is commonly substituted for each they represent two distinct characteristics of sound.
Sound power is the acoustical energy emitted by the sound source. it is an absolute value and is not affected by
the environment.
Sound pressure is a pressure disturbance in the atmosphere whose intensity is influenced not only by the strength
of the source, but also by the surroundings and the distance from the source to the receiver.
Although dB is commonly used when referring to measuring sound, humans do not hear all frequencies equally. In
order to account for this, corrections have been created to give a loudness measurement that takes into account
how the human ear actually perceives sound. The most common of these corrections is the “A” weighting (different
weights are applied at different frequencies). Values that have been corrected using the “A” weighting system are
shown using units of dB(A). Values not corrected to account for human hearing are written using units of dB. The
sound spectrum in octave band is reported in dB while the overall value of Sound power and pressure are in dB(A).
To calculate the sound pressure at different distances from the chiller the generic calculation of sound power from
sound pressure is as follows:
𝑳𝒑 = 𝑳𝒘 − 𝟏𝟎 ∗ 𝐥𝐨𝐠 𝟏𝟎 𝑨𝒅
Where Ad is the surface around the chiller calculated at the specific distance d
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Sound pressure at different distances [dB(A)]
Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
710 80 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 69
770 80 77 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 68
880 80 78 76 75 73 72 71 70 70 69
940 81 79 77 76 74 73 72 71 71 70
990 82 80 78 77 75 74 73 73 72 71
H10 82 80 79 77 76 75 74 73 72 72
C11 83 81 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72
C12 84 82 81 79 78 77 76 76 75 74
C13 83 81 79 78 76 75 74 74 73 72
C14 83 81 80 78 77 76 75 74 74 73
C15 84 82 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 74
C16 85 83 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
710 77 75 73 72 70 69 68 67 67 66
770 77 75 73 71 70 69 68 67 66 66
880 77 75 73 72 71 69 68 68 67 66
940 78 76 74 72 71 70 69 68 68 67
990 78 76 75 73 72 71 70 69 68 68
H10 79 77 75 74 72 71 70 70 69 68
C11 79 77 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 69
C12 80 78 77 75 74 73 72 71 71 70
C13 79 77 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68
C14 79 77 76 74 73 72 71 70 70 69
C15 80 78 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 70
C16 80 78 77 75 74 73 72 72 71 70
EWAH~TZ- SL C – standard unit + OPT76-b SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR)

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
710 76 74 72 70 69 68 67 66 65 65
770 76 74 72 70 69 68 67 66 65 65
880 76 74 72 71 69 68 67 67 66 65
940 77 74 73 71 70 69 68 67 66 66
990 77 75 73 72 70 69 68 68 67 66
H10 77 75 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66
C11 77 75 74 72 71 70 69 68 68 67
C12 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67
C13 77 75 74 72 71 70 69 68 67 67
C14 77 75 74 72 71 70 69 69 68 67
C15 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 68
C16 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 69 68
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Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
710 70 68 66 64 63 62 61 60 59 59
770 70 68 66 64 63 62 61 60 59 58
880 70 68 66 65 63 62 61 60 60 59
940 71 69 67 65 64 63 62 61 60 60
990 72 69 68 66 65 64 63 62 61 61
H10 72 70 68 67 66 64 64 63 62 61
C11 72 70 69 67 66 65 64 63 63 62
C12 73 71 70 68 67 66 65 65 64 63
C13 72 70 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 62
C14 73 71 69 68 66 65 64 64 63 62
C15 73 71 69 68 67 66 65 64 64 63
C16 74 72 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
670 76 74 72 71 69 68 67 66 66 65
780 78 76 74 72 71 70 69 68 67 67
840 78 76 74 73 71 70 69 68 68 67
950 79 77 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68
C10 80 78 77 75 74 73 72 71 71 70
C11 82 80 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 72
C12 82 80 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71
C13 82 80 79 77 76 75 74 74 73 72
C14 83 81 79 78 77 76 75 74 74 73
C15 84 82 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 74

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
670 72 70 68 66 65 64 63 62 61 60
780 73 71 69 68 66 65 64 63 63 62
840 73 71 69 68 67 65 65 64 63 62
950 74 72 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63
C10 75 73 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 65
C11 76 74 73 71 70 69 68 68 67 66
C12 79 77 75 73 72 71 70 70 69 68
C13 79 77 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 69
C14 79 77 76 74 73 72 71 71 70 69
C15 80 78 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 70
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EWAH~TZ- XL C – standard unit + OPT76-b SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR)

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
670 69 67 65 64 62 61 60 59 58 58
780 70 68 66 64 63 62 61 60 59 59
840 70 68 66 65 63 62 61 61 60 59
950 71 69 67 66 64 63 62 62 61 60
C10 71 69 68 66 65 64 63 62 62 61
C11 72 70 69 67 66 65 64 63 63 62
C12 77 75 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 67
C13 77 75 74 72 71 70 69 68 68 67
C14 78 76 74 73 71 70 70 69 68 67
C15 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 68

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
670 69 67 65 64 62 61 60 59 58 58
780 70 68 66 64 63 62 61 60 59 59
840 70 68 66 65 63 62 61 61 60 59
950 71 69 67 66 64 63 62 62 61 60
C10 71 69 68 66 65 64 63 62 62 61
C11 72 70 69 67 66 65 64 63 63 62
C12 72 69 68 66 65 64 63 63 62 61
C13 72 70 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 62
C14 72 70 69 68 66 65 64 64 63 62
C15 73 71 69 68 67 66 65 64 64 63
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Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
H11 80 78 76 75 73 72 71 71 70 69
H12 81 79 77 75 74 73 72 71 71 70
H13 82 80 78 77 75 74 73 73 72 71
C15 81 79 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 71
C16 82 80 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71
H17 82 80 79 77 76 75 74 74 73 72
H18 83 81 79 78 77 76 75 74 74 73
H19 84 82 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 74

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
H11 77 75 74 72 71 70 69 68 68 67
H12 78 76 74 73 72 70 70 69 68 67
H13 78 76 75 73 72 71 70 69 69 68
C15 78 76 75 73 72 71 70 69 68 68
C16 79 77 75 74 72 71 70 70 69 68
H17 79 77 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 69
H18 79 77 76 74 73 72 71 71 70 69
H19 80 78 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 70
EWAD~TZ- SL C – standard unit + OPT76-b SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR)

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
H11 77 75 73 71 70 69 68 67 67 66
H12 77 75 73 72 70 69 68 68 67 66
H13 77 75 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 67
C15 77 75 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66
C16 77 75 74 72 71 70 69 68 68 67
H17 77 75 74 72 71 70 69 69 68 67
H18 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67
H19 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 68
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Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
H11 69 67 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58
H12 69 67 65 64 62 61 60 60 59 58
H13 69 67 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 59
C15 70 68 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59
C16 71 69 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60
H17 71 69 68 66 65 64 63 62 62 61
H18 72 70 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 62
H19 73 71 70 68 67 66 65 64 64 63

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
C11 73 71 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62
C12 73 71 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62
H12 74 72 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63
C14 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67
C15 78 76 75 73 72 71 70 69 69 68
H16 79 77 75 74 72 71 71 70 69 68
H17 79 77 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 69
EWAD~TZ- XS C – standard unit + OPT76-b SOUND PROOF SYSTEM (COMPRESSOR)

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
C11 70 68 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59
C12 70 68 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 60
H12 71 69 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60
C14 77 75 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66
C15 77 75 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 67
H16 77 75 74 72 71 70 69 68 68 67
H17 78 76 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 68

Model
@1m @2m @3m @4m @5m @6m @7m @8m @9m @ 10 m
C11 70 68 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59
C12 70 68 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 60
H12 71 69 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60
C14 71 69 67 66 64 63 62 62 61 60
C15 71 69 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 61
H16 71 69 68 67 65 64 63 63 62 61
H17 72 70 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 62
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EWAH~TZ-C – Operating Envelope R1234ze
The above graphic represents a guideline about the operating limits of the range. Please refer to the latest
Chiller Selection Software (CSS) for real operating limits working conditions for specific model and
configuration.
For operation with EWLT below 4°C, the unit must operate with glycol mixture.
The glycol percentage must be provided according to the minimum ELWT needed.
Below the temperature limits for proper chiller operation:
• Min. Evaporator deltaT during full load operation: 3K

• Max. Evaporator deltaT during full load operation 8K
• Min. Partial Heat Recovery exchanger temperature during operation: +25°C

• Max. Partial Heat Recovery exchanger temperature during operation: +60°C
• Min. Partial Heat recovery deltaT during full load operation: 4K
• Max. Partial Heat recovery deltaT during full load operation: 10K
• Min. Total Heat Recovery exchanger temperature during operation: +25°C **

• Max. Total Heat Recovery exchanger temperature during operation: +55°C
• Min. Total Heat recovery deltaT during full load operation: 4K
• Max. Total Heat recovery deltaT during full load operation: 8K
*maximum allowed temperature during start-up operation.

** the installation of the 3 ways valve is recommended (see dedicated “Heat recovery” paragraph)
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EWAD~TZ-C – Operating Envelope R134a
The above graphic represents a guideline about the operating limits of the range. Please refer to the latest
Chiller Selection Software (CSS) for real operating limits working conditions for specific model and
configuration.
For operation with EWLT below 4°C, the unit must operate with glycol mixture.
The glycol percentage must be provided according to the minimum ELWT needed.
Below the temperature limits for proper chiller operation:
• Min. Evaporator deltaT during full load operation: 3K

• Max. Evaporator deltaT during full load operation 9K
• Min. Partial Heat Recovery exchanger temperature during operation: +25°C

• Max. Partial Heat Recovery exchanger temperature during operation: +60°C
• Min. Partial Heat recovery deltaT during full load operation: 4K
• Max. Partial Heat recovery deltaT during full load operation: 10K
• Min. Total Heat Recovery exchanger temperature during operation: +25°C **

• Max. Total Heat Recovery exchanger temperature during operation: +55°C
• Min. Total Heat recovery deltaT during full load operation: 4K
• Max. Total Heat recovery deltaT during full load operation: 8K
*maximum allowed temperature during start-up operation.

** the installation of the 3 ways valve is recommended (see dedicated “Heat recovery” paragraph)
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Additional Pressure Resistance on condenser airflow
EWA(H)(D)~TZC chiller is design for outdoor installation with free discharge on the condenser inlet/outlet.
All data are declared considering the unit installed without any additional pressure drop for the condenser
air flow and in compliancy with the installation prescriptions.
Any additional pressure resistance added on the condenser air flow will cause the reduction of the air flow
and so a derating of the condenser performance. The different performance of the condenser reflects in a
loss of cooling capacity and increased compressor power input.
Within certain limit is possible to add pressure resistance on the condenser discharge of the standard unit.
The additional pressure resistance is referred to the standard air-flow (refer to the Specification tables for
the air flow rate for the specific unit).
Example: APR = 30 Pa for unit EWAHC11TZSSC2 means that the 30 Pa are referred to 121728 l/s.
Below a graphic representation of the
In the following tables are indicated the correction factors for cooling capacity, compressor power input
and max operating temperature according different levels of Additional Pressure Resistance (A.P.R.).
Unit with fans @ 900 RPM
A.P.R Cooling Capacity Compressor Power Max. operating

[Pa] correction input correction ambient
correction
0 1 1 0°C
30 0,99 1,01 -0,5°C
50 0,98 1,02 -1,0°C
70 0,96 1,04 -1,5°C
100 0,95 1,06 -3,0°C
Unit with fans @ 700 RPM
A.P.R Cooling Capacity Compressor Power Max. operating

[Pa] correction input correction ambient
correction
0 1 1 0°C
30 0,96 1,04 -1,5
50 0,95 1,06 -3
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Minimum glycol percentage for low air ambient temperature to prevent freezing of
the hydraulic circuit
Ambient temperature [°C] -3 -8 -15 -20

Ethylene glycol [%] 10 20 30 40
Propylene Glycol [%] 10 20 30 40
In presence of glycol in the water system the performance will be affected. Refer to the selection software. All
machine protection systems, such as antifreeze, and low-pressure protection will need to be adjusted in
accordance to the type and percentage of the glycol.
Air heat exchanger - Altitude correction factors
Elevation above sea level [m] 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 1800
barometric pressure [mbar] 1013 977 942 908 875 843 812
Cooling capacity correction factors 1 0,993 0,986 0,979 0,973 0,967 0,96
Power input correction factors 1 1,005 1,009 1,015 1,021 1,026 1,031
Maximum operating altitude is 1800 m above sea level.
Contact factory if the unit has to be installed 1000 m above the sea level.
System water volume

All chilled water systems need adequate time to recognize a load change to avoid short cycling of the
compressors or loss of control. The potential for short cycling usually exists when the building load falls below
the minimum chiller plant capacity or on close-coupled systems with very small water volumes.
Design considerations for water volume are the minimum cooling load, the minimum chiller plant capacity during
the low load period and the desired cycle time for the compressors.
Assuming that there are no sudden load changes and that the chiller plant has reasonable turndown, a rule of
thumb of “3,5 liters per kW” is often used. This consideration refers to the water volume always flowing through
the unit. A properly designed storage tank should be added if the system components do not provide sufficient
water volume.
Variable flow rates

Many chillers system control and energy optimization strategies require significant changes in evaporator water flow rates. DAIKIN
TZ C chillers are well suited to take full advantage of these energy saving opportunities. The evaporators are selected to operate in
variable water flow rate regimes.
Both excessively high and excessively low fluid flow rates should be avoided. Excessively high fluid flow rates will result in high
fluid pressure drops, high pumping power, and potentially tube erosion or damage.
Excessively low fluid flow rates should also be avoided as they will result in poor heat transfer, high compressor power, and
sedimentation. In addition to that, is important to remind that to go below the 40% of the nominal water flow rate does not give any
benefits on the pumping energy. The power input of the pumps has cubic relation with the pump speed and so with the water flow
rate.
For each model please, refer to minimum water flow rate indicate din technical specifications tables.
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Operating limits for Storage Environmental conditions must be within the following limits:
- Minimum ambient temperature: -20°C
- Maximum ambient temperature: 57°C
- Maximum R.H.: 95% not condensing
Storage below the minimum temperature may cause damage to components. Storage above the maximum
temperature causes opening of safety valves.
Storage in condensing atmosphere may damage electronic components.
Water treatment Before putting the unit into operation, clean the water circuit. Dirt, scales, corrosion
debits and other material can accumulate inside the heat exchanger and reduce its heat exchanging capacity.
Pressure drop can increase as well, thus reducing water flow. Proper water treatment therefore reduces the risk
of corrosion, erosion, scaling, etc. The most appropriate water treatment must be determined locally, according
to the type of system and water characteristics. The manufacturer is not responsible for damage to or
malfunctioning of equipment caused by failure to treat water or by improperly treated water.
ACCEPTABLE WATER QUALITY LIMITS
Water quality requirements Shell&tube
Ph (25 °C) 6.8 ÷ 8.4

Electrical conductivity [μS/cm] (25°C) < 800
Chloride ion [mg Cl- / l] < 150
Sulphate ion [mg SO42- / l] < 100

Alkalinity [mg CaCO3 / l] < 100
Total Hardness [mg CaCO3 / l] < 200
Iron [mg Fe / l] <1
Ammonium ion [mg NH4+ / l] <1
Silica [mg SiO2 / l] < 50
Chlorine molecular (mg Cl2/l) <5
Water-glycol mixture with the passing of time decays and it gives rise to acid products that can start corrosion
processes. Also, the degradation of products in the water-glycol mixture may allow biological proliferation and
thus bacteria formation can give rise to corrosion. For these reasons’ glycol has to be used with suitable corrosion
inhibitors.
The corrosion inhibitors have a lifespan (1 or 2 years) so it is important to periodically verify the percentage of the
water-glycol mixture
Inhibitors may become insufficient due to “top ups” of water in the circuit (if water is added to the mixture due to
low level, the percentage of glycol must remain as per requirements therefore the correct % of glycol should also
be integrated.
The parameters to be checked regularly are the antifreeze concentration and the pH of water-glycol mixture
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Heat recovery Units may be optionally equipped with heat recovery system. This system is made by a
water-cooled heat exchanger located on the compressors discharge pipe and a dedicated management of
condensing pressure. There is a plate to plate heat exchanger for each circuit. Check on unit drawing the
position of Heat recovery heat exchangers.
The heat recovery exchangers are not manifolded on water side. All hydraulic connection must be done on job
site. The water connections of recovery exchangers are threated. Check on unit drawing for the size of the
connection.
Is strongly recommended to install a 3-ways valve on the heat recovery loop. The valve, not provided by
factory, acts as a mixing valve, managed by the unit controller based on the temperature of the water entering
the heat exchangers avoiding excessively cold water to enters.
This to ensure that the compressor operate within allowed temperatures range. Minimum water temperature
to ensure proper chiller operation is 25°C.
NOTE: It is a responsibility of plant designer and chiller installer to guarantee the respect of this value by
using the recirculating bypass valve or other systems.
The flow switch must be installed on the heat recovery water loop. Pump, valve, flow switch and manifold are not
provided by the factory.
In case of fix water flow rate on heat recovery loop

the outlet temperature from the heat recovery
exchanger decrease with unit load.
The chiller follows the load on the cold loop and the
heating capacity is always the result of the cooling
operation. The capacity of the compressors is
regulated on the Evaporating Leaving Water
Temperature (ELWT). In part load operation the
Evaporator Entering Water Temperature (EEWT)
decreases.
With the unit is set on “Heat Recovery ON” the unit
controller activates the circulating pump on the
heating loop and start to check on the water entering
the heat recovery exchangers (CEWT). If the CEWT is
below the set point the unit starts to produce hot
water.
The relation between the load of the compressors and
the delta-T on the heat recovery exchanger (CLWT-
CEWT) is can be approximated as linear.
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Is possible to operate with variable flow rate on heat recovery. The control for the pump speed (not provided by
the factory) can be done to keep constant the delta-T on heat recovery loop.
In this case isolating valve must be installed on each heat recovery exchanger to avoid that water passes through
a heat recovery exchanger while the related compressor is OFF. The state of the isolating valve must be linked to
the state of the compressor.
NOTE: flow switch must be set to detect the minim flow for the circuit.
Heat recovery exchanger - water content
series model THR - water volume [lt] series model THR - water volume [lt]
710 22,3 H11 36,5
EWAD~TZ X-S/R C EWAD~TZ S-S/L/R C
770 22,3 H12 40,5

880 30,4 H13 40,5
EWAH~TZ S-S/L/R C
940 30,4 C15 40,5

990 30,4 C16 40,5
H10 30,4 H17 not available
C11 36,5 H18 not available
C12 36,5 H19 not available
C13 40,5 C11 36,5
C14 40,5 C12 36,5
C15 40,5 H12 40,5
C16 40,5 C14 40,5
670 22,3 C15 40,5
780 26,3 H16 40,5
EWAH~TZ X-S/L/R C
840 30,4 H17 not available

950 30,4
C10 30,4
C11 36,5
C12 36,5
C13 40,5
C14 40,5
C15 40,5
NOTE: the above value s can change without notice.

In case of customized unit, the data may differ form the standard. Contact factory for data related customized
units
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Hydronic kit – optional
Configuration of the hydronic kit with pump pushing fluid in the evaporator:
Model single pump Model double pump

Low lift High lift Low lift High lift
EWAH710TZSSC2 EWAH710TZSSC2
SILVER VERSION EWAH880TZSSC2 EWAH880TZSSC2
(Unit with R1234ze) EWAH940TZSSC2 EWAH940TZSSC2
EWAH670TZXSC2 EWAH670TZXSC2
GOLD VERSION EWAH780TZXSC2 EWAH780TZXSC2
(Unit with R1234ze) EWAH840TZXSC2 EWAH840TZXSC2
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Configuration of the hydronic kit with suction pump from the evaporator:

EWAHH10TZSSC2 EWAHH10TZSSC2
EWAHC11TZSSC2 EWAHC11TZSSC2
SILVER VERSION EWAHC12TZSSC2 EWAHC12TZSSC2
(Unit with R1234ze) EWAHC13TZSSC2 EWAHC13TZSSC2
EWAH950TZXSC2 EWAH950TZXSC2
EWAHC10TZXSC2 EWAHC10TZXSC2
GOLD VERSION EWAHC11TZXSC2 EWAHC11TZXSC2
(Unit with R1234ze) EWAHC12TZXSC2 EWAHC12TZXSC2
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EWADH11TZSSC2 EWADH11TZSSC2
SILVER VERSION EWADH12TZSSC2 EWADH12TZSSC2
(Unit with R134a) EWADH13TZSSC2 EWADH13TZSSC2
EWADC15TZSSC2 EWADC15TZSSC2
EWADC11TZXSC2 EWADC11TZXSC2
GOLD VERSION EWADC12TZXSC2 EWADC12TZXSC2
(Unit with R134a) EWADH12TZXSC2 EWADH12TZXSC2
EWADC14TZXSC2 EWADC14TZXSC2

(Silver unit with R1234ze) EWAHC16TZSSC2
(Gold unit with R1234ze) EWAHC15TZXSC2
EWADC16TZSSC2
EWADH17TZSSC2
(Silver units with R134a)
EWADH18TZSSC2 N.A. N.A.
EWADH19TZSSC2
EWADC15TZXSC2
(Gold units with R134a) EWADH16TZXSC2
EWADH17TZXSC2
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EWAH~TZ S S/L/R C-
Single pump – Low lift
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Note1: No considering exchanger pressure drop.

Note2: The curves refer to operation with pure water. When using mixture of water and glycol please contact
factory
EWAH~TZ S- C / R1234ze - Single Pump Low Lift
Available
Pump Pump Water Evaporator Filter water
Motor Pump water
motor motor Power Insulation flow pressure pressure head @
ref. power current PN protecti head @ std
models supply class rate drop drop std
curve input on condition (3)
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)
kW A V – ph. – Hz - - - l/s kPa kPa kPa KPa

710 A 9,2 17,4 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 34 45 7 175 123
770 B 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 36,5 51 8 185 126
880 C 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 41,9 60 6 170 104
940 C 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 45 68 7 158 83
990 C 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 47,2 60 8 149 81
H10 D 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 50,3 67 9 164 88
C11 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,3 44 3 209 162
C12 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 58,7 53 3 194 138
C13 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 62,1 39 4 183 141
C14 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 68,3 46 5 162 111
C15 F 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 72,4 51 5 190 134
C16 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
(1) Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according to EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor heat exchanger inlet
water temperature 12°C, outlet water temperature 7°C.
(2) The pressure drops for the filter are referred to the one provided by DAIKIN as option (option code 115). In case of filter provided by third party supplier the pressure
drop in the table must not be considered.
(3) Total head of the pump.
(4) Available head external to the unit (already including the pressure drop in the exchanger and in the filter (if opt 115 is selected)
(5) Refer to 400 V power supply
In case of unit with opt. 08, 154, 187 refer the selection sheet for the actual pressure drops.
All the data are subject to change without notice. For updated information on project base refer to Chiller Selection Software and unit nameplate.
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(1) (4)

710 G 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 34 45 7 266 215
770 G 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 36,5 51 8 259 200
880 H 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 41,9 60 6 289 223
940 H 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 45 68 7 277 202
990 H 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 47,2 60 8 268 201
H10 I 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 50,3 67 9 305 229
C11 I 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,3 44 3 298 251
C12 I 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 58,7 53 3 285 229
C13 I 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 62,1 39 4 276 234
C14 I 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 68,3 46 5 258 207
C15 J 30 52,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 72,4 51 5 322 266
(1) Standard Rating Conditions for Air to water chillers according to EN14511:2 Outdoor Heat exchanger inlet dry bulb temperature 35°; Indoor heat exchanger inlet water
temperature 12°C, outlet water temperature 7°C.
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Pump Pump Evaporator Filter water
Motor Water Pump water
motor motor Power Insulation pressure pressure head @
ref. power current PN protecti flow rate head @ std
models supply class drop drop std
curve input on (1) condition (3)
(5) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

710 K 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 34 45 7 192 140
770 K 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 36,5 51 8 184 125
880 K 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 41,9 60 6 164 98
940 K 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 45 68 7 152 77
990 K 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 47,2 60 8 142 75
H10 L 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 50,3 67 9 196 119
C11 L 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,3 44 3 185 138
C12 M 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 58,7 53 3 204 148
C13 M 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 62,1 39 4 191 148
C14 M 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 68,3 46 5 164 114
C15 M 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 72,4 51 5 145 89
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(1) (4)
710 N 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 34 45 7 261 209
770 N 15 26,5 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 36,5 51 8 253 194
880 O 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 41,9 60 6 282 216
940 O 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 45 68 7 269 194
990 O 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 47,2 60 8 260 192
H10 P 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 50,3 67 9 288 212
C11 P 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,3 44 3 278 231
C12 P 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 58,7 53 3 259 203
C13 P 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 62,1 39 4 246 203
C14 Q 30 52,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 68,3 46 5 299 249
C15 Q 30 52,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 72,4 51 5 284 228
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(1) (4)

670 A 9,2 17,4 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 31,9 40 6 190 144
780 B 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 37,4 49 5 177 123
840 C 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 40,1 55 6 177 116
950 D 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 45,2 55 7 177 115
C10 D 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 48,4 37 2 169 130
C11 D 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,4 45 3 156 108
C12 D 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 59 35 4 138 100
C13 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 64,2 41 4 176 131
C14 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 68,8 47 5 160 109
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Motor Pump water
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(1) (4)

670 F 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 31,9 40 6 272 226
780 F 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 37,4 49 5 256 203
840 F 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 40,1 55 6 247 186
950 G 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 45,2 55 7 229 166
C10 G 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 48,4 37 2 221 182
C11 G 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,4 45 3 209 161
C12 H 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 59 35 4 234 195
C13 H 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 64,2 41 4 218 173
C14 H 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 68,8 47 5 203 152
(2) The pressure drops for the filter are referred to the one provided by DAIKIN as option (option code 115). In case of filter provided by third party supplier the
pressure drop in the table must not be considered.
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Motor Pump water
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

670 I 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 31,9 40 6 198 152
780 I 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 37,4 49 5 181 127
840 I 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 40,1 55 6 171 110
950 J 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 45,2 55 7 159 96
C10 J 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 48,4 37 2 148 109
C11 J 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,4 45 3 131 84
C12 K 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 59 35 4 164 125
C13 K 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 64,2 41 4 142 96
C14 K 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 68,8 47 5 120 69
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Pump Pump Evaporator Filter water
Motor Water Pump water
motor motor Power Insulation pressure pressure head @
ref. power current PN protecti flow rate head @ std
models supply class drop drop std
curve input on (1) condition (3)
(5) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

670 M 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 31,9 40 6 267 222
780 M 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 37,4 49 5 250 196
840 M 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 40,1 55 6 240 179
950 N 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 45,2 55 7 248 186
C10 N 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 48,4 37 2 239 200
C11 O 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,4 45 3 278 231
C12 O 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 59 35 4 258 219
C13 O 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 64,2 41 4 237 192
C14 P 30 52,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 68,8 47 5 297 246
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Motor Pump water
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

H11 A 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 56,7 57 11 200 131
H12 A 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 60 63 13 190 114
H13 A 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 64,6 41 4 175 130
C15 B 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 71,9 49 5 192 138
H17 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
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(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

H11 C 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 56,7 57 11 291 222
H12 C 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 60 63 13 282 206
H13 C 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 64,6 41 4 269 224
C15 D 30 52,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 71,9 49 5 324 270
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Motor Pump water
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

H11 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 56,7 57 11 173 104
H12 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 60 63 13 160 83
H13 E 15 26.6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 64,6 41 4 140 95
C15 F 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 71,9 49 5 147 93
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Motor Pump water
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

H11 G 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 56,7 57 11 267 198
H12 H 30 52,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 60 63 13 327 251
H13 H 30 52,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 64,6 41 4 312 268
C15 H 30 52,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 71,9 49 5 286 232
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Motor Pump water
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

C11 A 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,6 52 10 155 93
C12 A 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 57,5 33 3 143 107
H12 A 11 20,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 61,1 37 4 131 91
C14 B 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 66,7 43 4 168 120
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Motor Pump water
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

C11 C 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,6 52 10 248 186
C12 C 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 57,5 33 3 238 202
H12 D 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 61,1 37 4 279 239
C14 D 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 66,7 43 4 263 215
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Motor Pump water
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

C11 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,6 52 10 184 122
C12 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 57,5 33 3 170 133
H12 E 15 26,6 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 61,1 37 4 155 115
C14 F 18,5 32,7 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 66,7 43 4 171 124
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Motor Pump water
(5) (1) (1) (2) condition
(1) (4)

C11 G 22 42,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 53,6 52 10 277 216
C12 H 30 52,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 57,5 33 3 335 299
H12 H 30 52,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 61,1 37 4 324 283
C14 H 30 52,2 400 - 3 - 50 10 IP55 F 66,7 43 4 305 258
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Warning Installation and maintenance of the unit must be performed only by qualified personnel who have
knowledge with local codes and regulations, and experience with this type of equipment. Must be avoided the
unit installation in places that could be considered dangerous for all the maintenance operations.
Handling Care should be taken to avoid rough handling or shock due to dropping the unit. Do not push or pull
the unit from anything other than the base frame. Never allow the unit to fall during unloading or moving as this
may result in serious damage. To lift the unit, rings are provided in the base frame of the unit. Spreader bar and
cables should be arranged to prevent damage to cabinet.
Location The units are produced for outdoor installation on roofs, floors or below ground level on condition that
the area is free from obstacles for the passage of the condenser air. The unit should be positioned on solid
foundations and perfectly leveled; in the case of installation on roofs or floors, it may be advisable to arrange
the use of suitable weight distribution beams. When the units are installed on the ground, a concrete base at
least 250 mm wider and longer than the unit’s footprint should be laid. Furthermore, this base should withstand
the unit weight mentioned in the technical data table.
Space requirements Each side of the unit must be accessible after installation for periodic service.
The following pictures shows you minimum recommended clearance requirements for service activities.
• A at least 1500 mm
• B at least 1800 mm
• C between 1800 and 3600 mm. To be checked on unit drawings.
These clearances ensure proper space to perform all possible maintenance activities and replacing of unit’s
components.
NOTE: Installations with different (lower) clearances around the unit should be subjected and
approved by local service referent.
The units are air-cooled, then it is important to respect minimum distances which guarantee the best ventilation
of the condenser coils. Limitations of space reducing the air flow could cause significant reductions in cooling
capacity and an increase in electricity consumption.
To determinate unit placement, careful consideration must be given to assure a sufficient air flow across the
condenser heat transfer surface.
Two conditions must be avoided to achieve the best performance: warm air recirculation and coil starvation. Both
these conditions cause an increase of condensing pressures that results in reductions in unit efficiency and
capacity.
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For single chiller installation in proximity of a wall the following indications are recommended:
If H lower than chiller height and L must be at least 3 m no impact on chiller performances.
If H lower than chiller height and/or L shorter than 3 m chiller operation could be affected according to wind
direction, ambient temperature. In such situation a proper analysis should be carried out to evaluate the impact on
chiller operation considering all the specific boundary conditions.
Information on nominal air-flow are indicated in Technical specification tables.
The indicated airflow corresponds to an air velocity on condenser coil of ≈ 2.7 m/s.
Below some examples of possible derating due to installation conditions:
1) Single chiller in a compound
The walls have the same height of the chillers; ambient temperature = 46°C
In this due to the wind direction air recirculation will occur lading to air condensing pressure.
As result of this installation the impact on cooling capacity can be estimated in - 5% (avg. depending on unit size)
on the catalog data.
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2) Multiple chillers installed in line in a compound
with walls having the same height of the chillers. The space between the chillers must be at least 1500 mm to
ensure space to operate on the electrical panel. In this situation the impact on performances is the same of the
previous.
3) Multiple chillers installed in parallel in a compound
The walls have the same height of the chillers; ambient temperature = 35°C;
The air temperature entering the second chiller is higher due to the mix with the exhaust air from 1th chiller in
following the wind direction. The impact on the cooling capacity of the second chiller can be estimated in
approximately -8% (avg. depending on unit size) on the catalog data.
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4) Single chiller installed in a pit
ambient temperature = 35°C.

In such situation the impact on cooling performances is about -15% (avg. depending on unit size) on catalog data.
To significantly reduce the negative effects countermeasures can be considered:

• Raise the chiller form the ground
• Provide ducts on fan’s discharge.
The above examples are intended as general guidelines and no comprehensive of all possible plant configuration
and operating conditions.
In case of critical installation (not compliant with the advised clearances) should be analyzed by plant designer
and proper to evaluate the impact on chiller operation and identify possible countermeasures.
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Water piping
The water system must have:
- Anti-vibration joint to reduce transmission of vibrations to the structures.

- Isolating valves to isolate the unit from the water system during maintenance.
- The evaporator must not be exposed to flushing velocities or debris released during flushing. It is
recommended that a properly sized bypass completed with valve arrangement is installed to insulate
chiller’s water heat exchanger during the flushing of the piping system.
- Flow switch.
- Manual or automatic air venting device at the system’s highest point.; drain device at the system’s lowest
point.
- A suitable device that can maintain the water system under pressure (expansion tank, etc.).
- Water temperature and pressure indicators to assist the operator during service and maintenance.
- A filter or device that can remove particles from the fluid. The installation of the filter is mandatory. The use of
a filter extends the life of the evaporator and pump and helps to keep the water system in a better condition.
- Precautions should be provided to protect the unit against freezing.
- The heat recovery device must be emptied of water during the winter season, unless an ethylene glycol
mixture in appropriate percentage is added to the water circuit.
- If case of unit substitution, the entire water system must be emptied and cleaned before the new unit is
installed. Regular tests and proper chemical treatment of water are recommended after starting up the new
unit.
- If glycol is added to the water system as anti-freeze protection, pay attention to the fact that suction pressure
will be lower, the unit’s performance will be lower and water pressure drops will be greater. All unit-protection
systems, such as anti-freeze, and low-pressure protection will need to be readjusted.
- To avoid damages to evaporator during flushing operation a normally closed bypass should by installed.
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General The chiller will be designed and manufactured in accordance with the following European directives:
• Construction of pressure vessel 2014/68/EU
• Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
• Low Voltage 2014/35/EU
• Electromagnetic Compatibility 2014/30/EU
• Electrical & Safety codes EN 60204–1
• Manufacturing Quality Standards UNI – UNI EN ISO 14001
To avoid any losses, the unit will be tested at full load in the factory (at the nominal working conditions and
water temperatures). The chiller will be delivered to the job site completely assembled and charged with
refrigerant and oil.
The installation of the chiller must comply with the manufacturer’s instructions for rigging and handling
equipment.
The unit will be able to start up and operate (as standard) at full load with:
- outside air temperature from ............... °C to ............... °C
- evaporator leaving fluid temperature between ............... °C and ............... °C
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Refrigerant HFO R1234ze(e) , HFC R134a
Performance Chiller shall supply the following performances:

• Number of chiller(s) : ............... unit(s)
• Cooling capacity for single chiller : ............... kW
• Power input for single chiller in cooling mode : ............... kW
• Heat exchanger entering water temperature in cooling mode : ............... °C
• Heat exchanger leaving water temperature in cooling mode : ............... °C
• Heat exchanger water flow : ............... l/s
• Nominal outside working ambient temperature in cooling mode : ............... °C
• Minimum full load efficiency (EER): …………….. (kW/kW)
• Minimum part load efficiency (IPLV): …………….. (kW/kW)
Operating voltage range should be 400V ±10%, 3ph, 50Hz, voltage unbalance maximum 3%, without neutral
conductor and shall only have one power connection point.
Unit description Chiller shall include two or three independent refrigerant circuits, semi-hermetic type
rotary single screw compressors, electronic expansion device (EEXV), direct expansion ‘shell & tube’
evaporator, air-cooled condenser section made with aluminum Microchannel technology, R-134a
refrigerant, lubrication system, motor starting components, discharge line shut-off valve, control system
and all components necessary for a safe and stable unit operation.
Sound level and vibrations Sound power level shall not exceed ………dB(A). The sound power levels must be
rated in accordance to ISO 9614 and Sound Power rated according to ISO 3744 (other types of rating cannot
be used). Vibration on the base frame should not exceed 2 mm/s.
Dimensions Unit dimensions shall not exceed following indications:

- Unit length ............... mm
- Unit width ............... mm
- Unit height ............... mm
Compressors The unit shall be equipped with:

• Semi-hermetic, single-screw type with one main helical rotor matching with gate rotor. The gate rotor will be
constructed of a carbon impregnated engineered composite material. The gate rotor supports will be constructed
of cast iron. Electrical motor shall be 2-pole, semi-hermetic, squirrel-cage induction type and cooled by suction
gas.
• The compressor shall be provided with a built in, high efficiency, mesh type oil separator and oil filter.
• Refrigerant system differential pressure shall provide oil injection on all moving compressor parts to correctly
lubricate them. Electrical oil pump lubricating system is not acceptable.
• The compressor’s oil cooling must be realized, when necessary, by refrigerant liquid injection. External
dedicated heat exchanger and additional piping to carry the oil from the compressor to heat exchanger and vice
versa will be not accepted.
• The compressor shall be direct electrical driven, without gear transmission between the screw and the
electrical motor.
• The compressor casing shall be provided with ports to realize economized refrigerant cycles.
• The unit shall be provided with two thermal protection realized by a thermistor for high temperature protection:
one temperature sensor to protect electrical motor and another sensor to protect unit and lubricating oil from
high discharge gas temperature.
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• The compressor shall be equipped with an electric oil-crankcase heater.
• Compressor shall be fully field serviceable. Compressor that must be removed and returned to the factory for
service shall be unacceptable.
Cooling capacity control system the chiller will have a microprocessor for the control of the compressor
capacity in order to continuously modulate the compressor’s
rotational speed.
• The unit capacity control shall be infinitely modulating between 100% and the minimum.
• The system shall control the unit based on the leaving evaporator water temperature that shall be controlled
by PID (Proportional Integral Derivative) logic.
Evaporator
The units shall be equipped with a direct expansion shell & tube evaporator with copper tubes rolled into steel
tube sheets.
The external shell shall insulate with flexible, closed cell polyurethane insulation material (20 -mm thick).
• The evaporator will have 2 circuits, one for each compressor and shall be single refrigerant pass.
• The water connections shall be VICTAULIC type connections as standard to ensure quick mechanical
disconnection between the unit and the hydronic network.
• The evaporator will be manufactured in accordance to PED approval.
• Flow switch on evaporator available as option (shipped loose).
• Water filter needs to be provided on the plant.
Condenser coil the condenser is made entirely of aluminum with flat tubes containing small channels.
Full - depth louvered aluminum fins a r e inserted between the tubes maximizing the heat exchange.
The Microchannel technology ensures the highest performance with the minimum surface for the exchanger.
The quantity of refrigerant is also reduced compared to Cu/Al condenser. Special treatments ensure resistance
to the corrosion by atmospheric agents extending the life time (available on request).
Condenser fans the condenser fans used in conjunction with the condenser coils, shall be propeller type
with aluminum-magnesium alloy blades for higher efficiencies. Each fan shall be protected by a fan guard.
• The air discharge shall be vertical, and each fan must be coupled to the electrical motor, supplied as standard
to IP54 and capable to work to ambient temperatures of - 20°C to + 65°C.
• The condenser fans shall have as a standard a thermally protection by internal thermal motor protection and
protected by circuit breaker installed inside the electrical panel as a standard.
Refrigerant circuit the unit shall have two or three independent refrigerant circuits.
The circuit shall include as standard: electronic expansion device piloted by unit’s microprocessor control,
compressor discharge shut-off valves, economizer circuit, sight glass with moisture indicator, replaceable filter
drier, charging valves, high pressure switch, high- and low-pressure transducers, oil pressure transducer and
insulated suction line.
Hydronic kit options (on request) The hydronic module shall be integrated in the chiller chassis without
increasing its dimensions and includes the following elements: centrifugal pump with motor protected by a
circuit breaker installed in control panel, water filling system with pressure gauge, safety valve, drain valve.
• The hydronic module shall be assembled and wired to the control panel.
• A choice of two pump types shall be available:
- in-line single pump
- in-line twin pumps.
Master / Slave the unit shall be able to operate in Master / Slave mode in order to be connected with other
similar unit (up to 4). The master unit shall manage the slaves connected in series on the hydraulic plant with the
aim of optimize the running hours of each compressor and to balance running hours.
iCM Standard the unit shall be able to control the primary loop system (for systems up to 4 chillers) allowing in
addition to the Master/Slave functionality also the capability to share the load among the unit according the optimal
condition and managing also the primary pumps integrated on the unit or external. In case of external pumps,
the control should be able to manage dedicated pumps as well as manifolded pumps including the stand-by pumps
if present.
Electrical control panel Power and control shall be located in the main panel that will be manufactured to
ensure protection against all weather conditions.
• The electrical panel shall be IP54 and (when opening the doors) internally protected against possible
accidental contact with live parts.
• The main panel shall be fitted with a main switch interlocked door that shuts off power supply when opening.
• The power section will include compressors and fans protection devices, fans starters and control.
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Controller The controller will be installed as standard and it will be used to modify unit set-points and check
control parameters.
• A built-in display will shows chiller operating status plus temperatures and pressures of water, refrigerant
and air, programmable values, set-points.
• A sophisticated software with predictive logic, will select the most energy efficient combination of compressors,
EEXV and condenser fans to keep stable operating conditions to maximize chiller energy efficiency and reliability.
• The controller will be able to protect critical components based on external signals from its system (such as
motor temperatures, refrigerant gas and oil pressures, correct phase sequence, pressure switches and
evaporator). The input coming from the high pressure switch cuts all digital output from the controller in less
than 50ms, this will be an additional security for the equipment.
• Fast program cycle (200ms) for a precise monitoring of the system.
• Floating point calculations supported for increased accuracy in P/T conversions.
Controller main features

Controller shall be guarantee following minimum functions:
• Management of the compressor stepless capacity and fans modulation.
• Chiller enabled to work in partial failure condition.
• Full routine operation at condition of:
- high ambient temperature value
- high thermal load
- high evaporator entering water temperature (start-up)
• Display of evaporator entering/leaving water temperature.
• Display of Outdoor Ambient Temperature.
• Display of condensing-evaporating temperature and pressure, suction and discharge superheat for each
circuit.
• Leaving water evaporator temperature regulation.
• Compressor and evaporator pumps hours counter.
• Display of Status Safety Devices.
• Number of starts and compressor working hours.
• Optimized management of compressor load.
• Fan management according to condensing pressure.
• Re-start in case of power failure (automatic / manual).
• Soft Load (optimized management of the compressor load during the start-up).
• Start at high evaporator water temperature.
• Return Reset (Set Point Reset based on return water temperature).
• OAT (Outside Ambient temperature) Reset.
• Set point Reset (optional).
• Application and system upgrade with commercial SD cards.
• Ethernet port for remote or local servicing using standard web browsers.
• Master / Slave (provided as standard)
• Two different sets of default parameters could be stored for easy restore.
High Level Communications

Interface (on request) The chiller shall be able to communicate to BMS (Building Management System) based
on the most common protocols as:
- ModbusRTU
- LonWorks, now also based on the international 8040 Standard Chiller Profile and LonMark Technology
- BacNet BTP certifief over IP
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Air Cooled chiller with single screw

TOP efficiency chillers overachieving the latest requirement on efficiency standards

Best efficiency at full load and part load operation

• Construction of pressure vessel 2014/68/EU

Displacement power factor ≥0.95

EWAH~TZC models → operating with R1234ze

EWAD~TZC models → operating with R134a

Ref. Ref. Ref. Ref.

990 R1234ze(E) 7 2 75 0,5 75 0,5

950 R1234ze(E) 7 2 80 0,6 95 0,7

Ref. Ref. Ref. Ref.

H13 R134a 1430 2 100 143 100 143

H17 R134a 1430 2 125 179 125 179

H12 R134a 1430 2 100 143 120 172

H17 R134a 1430 2 135 193 135 193

Base frame and cabinet

The heat exchangers are made entirely of an

Special treatment on the aluminum ensure

Note: for application in industrial, costal high

Control main features

Control additional features

Safety device / logic for each refrigerant circuit

Supervising systems (on request) MicroTech 4 remote communication

Standard features (options supplied as standard on basic unit)

Electronic expansion valve (opt. code 60 – provided as standard)

Hour run meter (opt. code 68 – provided as standard) General

Fault contactor (opt. code 69 – provided as standard)

Main switch interlock door (opt. code 97 – provided as standard)

Quiet Mode Scheduling

Master / Slave (opt. code 128 – provided as standard)

• Rotate the chiller operation balancing the running hour.

• Avoid simultaneous starts of the chillers installed.

• Sequence based on water set-point and time

With Master / Slave is not possible:

𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐜𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐲 + 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐜𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐲

High pressure side manometers (opt. code 63)

Low pressure side manometers (opt. code 64)

Double pressure relief valve with diverter (opt. code 91)

Blue coat (opt. code 153)

An epoxy powder is sprayed and electrostatically fixed to

The treatment is recommended in all application where

The color of the condenser with blue coat is light blue.

NOTE: for installations in industrial environment the resistance

Pressure drop = a*(water flow in m3/h) b

Hydronic kits (opt. codes 78, 79,80, 81)

- One centrifugal pump (Low lift) (opt. code 78)

Inverter kit for pumps

is possible to add an inverter kit to each hydronic kit.

The inverter kit can be used for the following purposes:

- Tuning the water flow during unit commissioning

- Set a “thermostat off” pump speed

Variable Primary Flow (opt. code 143)

The option 143 includes:

Speedtrol (opt. code 42)

Fans speed regulation (INVERTER) (opt. code 99a)

EC motors fans (opt. code 158,159)

100 Pa ESP fans (opt. code 160)