VRF Application DAIKIN PDF

APPLICATION FOR ADOPTION OF
VARIABLE REFRIGERANT FLOW

SYSTEMS UNDER THE TITLE 24-2008
NONRESIDENTIAL ACM PROCEDURES
Prepared for:
Daikin AC (Americas), Inc.

Mitsubishi Electric, Inc
Sanyo North America
LG Commercial Air Conditioning
Prepared by:
EnergySoft, LLC
Submitted to:
California Energy Commission
Purpose
Under section 10-109(b)4 “Exceptional Methods” the Building Energy Efficiency Standards
(Standards) allow for the introduction of new compliance approaches which cannot be properly
accounted for in the current adopted regulation or modeling assumptions. Applications under
the exceptional method are called compliance options. The following document is an
application for a compliance option that would allow consideration of variable refrigerant flow
(VRF) system under the Standards for nonresidential buildings. This application was submitted
by EnergySoft on behalf of a number of the manufacturers of VRF systems.
Staff has reviewed the document and while the general position of staff is supportive a number
of concerns still need to be resolved. Therefore, before a final position can be taken which
would hopefully lead to a recommendation to the Commission for approval of this compliance
option, staff has held a public meeting to vet out all possible concerns.
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Acknowledgements
The work presented in this document is the culmination of a significant amount of research and
development work performed by several of the manufacturers of Variable Refrigerant Flow
systems. The authors would like to thank the staff and engineers at Mitsubishi Electric, Inc.
including Paul Doppel, Dermot McMorrow, Nicholas Conklin and Meredith Emmerich for their
guidance in the initial development of the VRF modeling concept. In addition, development of
Mitsubishi specific curve data is credited to Tani Hidekazu. Kenji Obata and Lee Smith with
Daikin AC contributed guidance on the Daikin modeling, with technical support provided by Shin
Miyazu. Malcolm Perssaud with Sanyo Commercial Solutions provided necessary information
to allow modeling of their systems, and information included on the LG systems came from
Brian Bogden.
Many of the sales team members for the manufacturers contributed to the testing and validation
of the work here including Ruben Willmarth, Jim Benville, Sherwin Khayatian and Jon Marshall
along with many others. In addition, Tianzhen Hong is to be credited with development of the
fundamental equations that are used for the VRF modeling in DOE-2 presented here, as well as
the compilation of the manufacturer specific curve coefficients.
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Purpose......................................................................................................................................... i
Acknowledgements .................................................................................................................... ii
Table of Figures......................................................................................................................... iv
Executive Summary ................................................................................................................... 1
Description of VRF Systems ..................................................................................................... 3
Eligibility Criteria ...................................................................................................................... 6
Acceptance Requirements ......................................................................................................... 7
Modeling Procedures ................................................................................................................. 9
Proposed Nonresidential ACM Amendments ....................................................................... 20
Compliance Forms ................................................................................................................... 23
Appendix A – The VRF DOE-2 Function .............................................................................. 29
Appendix B – Daikin Sensitivity -Analysis ...................................................................................... 65
Appendix C – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit RXYMQ48MVJU Performance Data ......................... 67
Appendix D – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit REYQ96MTJU Performance Data ............................. 73
Appendix E – Daikin Air-Cooled VRV Generic Performance Curve Data.................................. 79
Appendix F – Daikin Indoor Unit Guide Specification .................................................................. 81
Appendix G – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit REYQ96MTJU Guide Specification .......................... 99
Appendix H – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit RXYMQ48MVJU Guide Specification.................... 106
Appendix I – Daikin Testing by Intertek ........................................................................................ 110
Appendix J – Daikin Case Studies ................................................................................................... 119
Appendix K – Daikin Correlation Testing ...................................................................................... 123
Appendix L – Mitsubishi Sensitivity Analysis............................................................................... 125
Appendix M – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI VRFZ Performance Curve Data ................................ 127
Appendix N – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI VRFZ R410A Specifications ........................................ 134
Appendix O – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Indoor Units .................................................................. 140
Appendix P – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Controls .......................................................................... 142
Appendix Q – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Indoor Unit Guide Specification ................................ 144
Appendix R – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI PURY-P96 Outdoor Unit Specifications .................... 210
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Appendix S – Correlation Testing of Mitsubishi CITY MULTI VRFZ Systems ........................ 212
Appendix T – Performance Certificate of Compliance for the CITY MULTI VRFZ Systems . 224
Appendix U – Performance Certificate of Compliance for the PURY-P96 VRFZ Systems ..... 229
Appendix V – Sanyo Sensitivity Analysis ...................................................................................... 232
Appendix W – LG Sensitivity Analysis .......................................................................................... 240
Appendix X – LG MULTI V Performance Curve Data ................................................................. 242
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Table of Figures
Figure 1 – Example Daikin Heat Recovery VRV System Components .............................................. 1
Figure 2 – Example Mitsubishi VRFZ System Components ................................................................ 2
Figure 3 - The Capacity Control of a typical VRF System .................................................................... 4
Figure 4 – Forms - MECH-2-C............................................................................................................... 25
Figure 5 – Forms - MECH-5-C............................................................................................................... 26
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Executive Summary
Variable Refrigerant Flow systems are energy efficient air-conditioning systems that offer savings of
electricity and TDV energy as well as reduction of peak electricity demand. However, the 2008
California Building Energy Efficiency Standards (Title 24) do not provide compliance credits for VRF
systems, because modeling procedures do not exist in the nonresidential ACM manuals. This
application, pursuant to §10-109 of Title 24-2008, recommends modeling procedures to offer credit
for VRF systems for nonresidential buildings.
The VRF system is a R410A refrigerant-loop heat pump system which works like the conventional
water-loop heat pump (WLHP) system, except the VRF system uses an outdoor unit to remove or
add heat to the refrigerant loop, while the WLHP system uses a cooling tower to remove heat and a
boiler to add heat to the water loop. A heat recovery VRF system can serve multiple zones with
some zones demanding cooling while others demand heating. A VRF system has an air-cooled
outdoor unit, multiple indoor units, the refrigerant piping loop, one or more optional distribution units,
and corresponding system and zone controllers. Figure 1 and Figure 2 show components of a heat
recovery VRF system.
Figure 1 – Example Daikin Heat Recovery VRV System Components
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The VRF system uses inverter technology by varying the speed of the compressor in the outdoor unit
to meet the changing load requirements of each indoor unit. The heat recovery VRF system recycles
the energy in other zones to provide comfort only to the zones calling for cooling or heating. The VRF
system is energy efficient, quiet in operation, and saves duct work space.
This application is organized in the following sections:
1. Executive Summary – describes the scope of the application and how VRF system works as
well as its benefits.
2. Eligibility Criteria – describes VRF system design requirement for compliance credit for
nonresidential HVAC systems.
3. Acceptance Requirements – describes acceptance requirements for VRF systems.
4. Modeling Procedures – describes how VRF systems would be modeled for nonresidential
HVAC systems.
5. Proposed Nonresidential ACM Amendments – describes needed modifications and additions
to the nonresidential ACM manual.
6. Compliance Forms – shows reporting and enforcement of VRF systems
7. Appendices – provide additional materials for reference as well as the inclusion of Curve
Coefficient Data used in the DOE-2 modeling for the various product lines.
Figure 2 – Example Mitsubishi VRFZ System Components
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Description of VRF Systems
Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems are still relatively new to the U.S. market, but have been
used in Asia and Europe for more than 20 years. The U.S. has the most comprehensive
requirements when compared to other markets worldwide, so there are several issues with testing
VRF systems. The first issue is the relatively new testing standard 1230, which is recently released
by the Air-conditioning Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI). The second issue is in regards to
the set-up, data collection, and control of these complex systems. The systems can be tested with up
to five indoor units; in many cases, there may not be enough test room space for the units and all
testing apparatus to adequately collect the airflow data. Also, because VRF systems are more
complex than standard rooftop or split-system units, with integrated controls and multiple indoor
units, the testing time is greater and the cost of set-up and testing becomes very expensive very
quickly.
Most VRF manufacturers have requested and subsequently received waivers from the Department of
Energy (DOE) to be able to sell their systems. The waivers were requested because the older testing
standards (ARI Standards 210/240 and 340/360) did not provide adequate information for testing
multi-split systems that can have up to 50 indoor units; each outdoor unit can also have thousands of
indoor unit combinations. Since the initial waivers, AHRI members have worked with DOE to develop
an acceptable testing method, which had been used for the two Mitsubishi systems tested for this
report; AHRI has released the AHRI Standard 1230 to test VRF systems. We believe these test
results show there is still need for improving testing techniques and capabilities to properly reflect the
energy savings potential of VRF systems.
The VRF system is a R410A refrigerant-loop heat pump system which works like the conventional
water-loop heat pump (WLHP) system, except the VRF system uses an outdoor unit to remove or
add heat to the refrigerant loop, while the WLHP system uses cooling towers to remove heat and
boilers to add heat to the water loop.
A VRF system may have multiple compressors, typically one constant speed and one variable speed
with inverter technology. The variable speed compressor system will have multiple capacity control
steps which allow the amount of refrigerant flowing in the system to vary depending upon the
fluctuating needs of zone loads. This delivers maximum efficiency during partial load conditions and
provides precise temperature control in all zones. Each indoor unit incorporates an electronic
expansion valve that continually controls the flow rate of refrigerant. In this way, the VRF system
maintains a nearly constant room temperature without the typical temperature fluctuations that occur
with a conventional ON/OFF control system. By using multiple compressors to regulate capacity,
switching losses or power surges are minimized.
The heat recovery function is achieved by diverting exhaust heat from indoor units in cooling mode to
areas requiring heating and vice versa. The VRF system keeps running cost at an absolute minimum
by controlling each zone individually and shutting down completely in unoccupied areas if required.
There are two types of VRF systems: the Heat Recovery type which allows for simultaneous zones
cooling and heating, and the Heat Pump type which allows for either zones cooling or zones heating
operation. A VRF system has an air-cooled outdoor unit, multiple indoor units, the refrigerant piping
loop, one or more distribution units (Heat Recovery models only), and corresponding system and
zone controllers. An indoor unit needs to connect to a distribution unit if its operation mode needs to
be switched automatically from cooling to heating or vice versa independent of the operational mode
of the condensing unit. The heat recovery VRF is a three-pipe loop with two pipes connecting each
indoor unit to the loop (allows cooling only) or to a Distribution unit (allows either cooling or heating
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with automatic switching) and three pipes connecting all Distribution units to the outdoor unit. The
heat pump VRF is a two-pipe loop with indoor units directly connected to the loop; no Distribution unit
is necessary.
Figure 1 and 2 show components of a heat recovery series and a heat pump series VRF system.
Figure 3 shows capacity control of a VRF system.
Figure 3 - The Capacity Control of a typical VRF System
A VRF outdoor unit can connect multiple indoor units with a total capacity of typically 130% - 150% of
the outdoor unit’s rated capacity, although some manufacturers do allow higher ratios.
VRF systems have been installed in buildings throughout Asia, Europe, and other regions for many
years with great success and customer satisfaction. Specifically, VRF systems have the following
benefits:
 Energy efficient. The outdoor unit uses a variable speed compressor system to provide highly
responsive cooling and heating performance. By responding to indoor and outdoor
temperature fluctuations by monitoring system suction pressure, the system varies power
consumption by adjusting the compressor speed to optimize energy usage. The variable
capacity indoor units are controlled by electronic expansion valves. This feature allows
operation only at the levels required to maintain a consistently comfortable indoor
environment without wasting energy. Heat pump operation also offers high heating capacity
and efficiency and is more efficient under part load conditions. The nominal cooling efficiency
EER can be above 12.0, while the heating COP can exceed 3.5, however, the efficiency
values are significantly higher at part load conditions.
 Flexible indoor layout and design. Each individual zone can have its own indoor unit or a
group of indoor units that precisely control the indoor temperature. Multiple styles of indoor
units can meet requirements of indoor unit layout and design.
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 Zoning comfort control. Zones are actively cooled in one zone while heating another (heat
recovery). Set up zones to maximize simultaneous operation: interior/exterior, eastern
exposure/western exposure. Each zone gets the cooling or heating that is needed at any
time. Simultaneous cooling and heating over three-pipes provides air conditioning and control
flexibility to each and every zone. Zoning comfort can also be achieved with the Heat Pump
VRF system.
 Quiet operation. VRF is designed for the quietest possible operation both indoor and outdoor.
Outdoor units are as quiet as 58 dB(A) and indoor units as low as 28 dB(A), which makes
VRF systems a huge advantage especially for classrooms, schools, universities, hospitals,
healthcare facilities, and libraries, where quiet conversations are paramount.
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Eligibility Criteria
VRF systems are energy efficient and eligible for Title 24 compliance credits. The following sections
describe the requirements for obtaining the nonresidential credit for VRF systems.
New or existing nonresidential buildings can obtain compliance credits for the VRF systems for
space cooling, space heating, and fan if the following eligibility criteria are met:
1. Eligible systems shall:
 Be R410A based refrigerant-loop heat pump systems with multiple direct expansion
indoor units and an outdoor unit attached to the loop.
 Have an air-cooled outdoor unit.
 Have a variable speed compressor in the outdoor unit to vary the refrigerant flow to meet
the changing zone loads.
 The Heat Recovery VRF outdoor unit can automatically switch operation between cooling
mode and heating mode using the "auto" changeover mode. This mode helps move the
existing "energy" in a building to the areas it can best be utilized /or is needed, and as
such perform heat recovery operation. For the VRF Heat Pump system, users can
manually switch the operation mode from cooling to heating and vice versa.
 Have no supplemental cooling or heating equipment attached to the loop.
 Have no storage tank.
 Have each indoor unit operation controlled by a zone controller and/or a system
controller.
 Have a cooling connection ratio (total of indoor unit capacity / outdoor unit capacity)
between 50% and 130%.
 Be installed and tested according to manufacturer installation and operation manuals.
2. Performance data for indoor and outdoor units shall be based upon testing temperature
conditions defined in AHRI Standard 1230 for multi-split equipment, which is based on ISO
15042, ARI 210/240, and ARI 340/360 standards.
3. Building types are either nonresidential or high-rise residential.
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Acceptance Requirements
The following amendments are proposed to the Appendix NJ of the 2008 Nonresidential ACM
Manual.
VRF Acceptance
These acceptance requirements apply only to VRF systems, and are in addition to those for other
systems or equipment such as economizers, packaged equipment, etc.
Construction Inspection
Prior to performance testing, verify and document the following:
1. The air-cooled outdoor unit is installed.
2. For a single VRF system, the actual piping length and total equivalent piping length to the
most distant indoor unit is no greater than manufacturer’s recommendations. The system total
piping length is no greater than recommended. Total piping equivalent length = (actual piping
length from the outdoor unit to the farthest indoor unit) + equivalent piping length of branches
on the piping.
3. The maximum level difference between the outdoor unit and indoor units is no greater than
manufacturer’s recommendations.
4. The VRF system components are installed correctly per manufacturer’s installation manual,
including correct refrigerant (R410A) charge and piping configurations.
5. The correct outdoor and indoor model numbers are installed (as indicated in compliance
documents with rated cooling and heating capacities and power consumption of indoor and
outdoor units).
6. All refrigerant lines are insulated per the requirements of Title 24 Part 6 Section 118
Equipment Testing
For Heat Recovery VRF Systems:
1. Force the controls to indicate all zones demand for cooling. Make sure that all indoor units
operate in cooling mode, and the outdoor unit also operates in cooling mode.
2. Force the controls to indicate all zones demand for heating. Make sure that all indoor units
operate in heating mode, and the outdoor unit also operates in heating mode.
3. Force the controls to indicate some zones demand for cooling while others demand for
heating. Make sure that indoor units demanding for cooling run in cooling mode, while indoor
units demanding for heating run in heating mode. The outdoor unit runs in cooling mode if the
total cooling demand is greater than the total heating demand of indoor units.
4. Force the controls to indicate some zones demand no cooling or heating while other zones
demand cooling or heating. Make sure those indoor units with no demand for cooling or
heating do not operate while others do and the outdoor unit also operates.
For Heat Pump VRF Systems:

1. Force the controls to indicate dominant cooling demand by zones. Make sure that:
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 Indoor units operate in cooling mode for zones demanding cooling
 Indoor units do not operate for zones demanding heating
 Outdoor unit operates in cooling mode
2. Force the controls to indicate dominant heating demand by zones. Make sure that:
 Indoor units operate in heating mode for zones demanding heating
 Indoor units do not operate for zones demanding cooling
 Outdoor unit operates in heating mode
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Modeling Procedures
DOE-2 cannot model the performance of a VRF system; therefore a VRF system function has been
developed for DOE-2 to calculate the cooling, heating, and fan energy use of a VRF system. The
VRF function takes inputs of the VRF system performance data, hourly indoor and outdoor air
temperatures, and hourly zone cooling and heating loads to calculate the hourly outdoor unit power
consumption and indoor fan power consumption. The VRF function can be directly called by DOE-
2.1E to facilitate the simulation of VRF systems.
To model a VRF system in DOE-2.1E, the system type is set to HP which is a DOE-2 code word
representing the hydronic heat pump system. The VRF function is an ‘after system’ function which is
called after the HP system routine completes an hourly calculation. It basically uses the dummy HP
system type and overwrites the way DOE-2 calculates the cooling, heating, and fan energy use for
the HP system. The VRF function is called by each VRF system. The VRF function does not change
any other energy use in zones, for example, lighting, plug-loads, and any process loads.
For the heat recovery VRF system, the VRF function calculates the hourly cooling and heating
electricity use of the system according to the zone loads and VRF system performance data. For the
heat pump VRF system operates in cooling mode, the VRF function calculates the hourly cooling
electricity use of the system according to zone cooling loads and VRF system performance data, but
the hourly heating energy is calculated based on zone heating loads.
In addition, a user input auxiliary heating system may be specified for colder climates. Should this
not be specified, the modeling procedures will automatically define a default electric resistance
backup heating system to ensure all loads are met. This methodology is similar to the way a
conventional heat pump is handled by the ACM procedures.
The same methodology is applied to the cooling system. Should the cooling system be undersized
or have unmet load hours, the equations will automatically assign a default minimum efficiency
cooling system (13 SEER) to handle unmet loads and ensure all hours of conditioning are reported.
This section details the calculation algorithm for a VRF system. The code of the VRF DOE-2 function
is listed in Appendix A – VRF DOE-2 Function.
Appendix A – The VRF DOE-2 Function
Determination of Operation Mode for a Heat Pump VRF System
For a heat pump VRF system, when it is on, it can operate either in cooling mode or heating mode.
For a given hour when the VRF system is on, get the hourly total zone cooling loads QCZ, and hourly
total zone heating loads QHZ. If QCZ ≥ QHZ, then the VRF system operates in cooling mode,
otherwise in heating mode.
Heat Pump VRF Systems Operate in Cooling Mode

Calculation of hourly VRF cooling electricity use
Piping correction on outdoor unit cooling capacity
PFc_c = f1 + f2*PEL + f3*PEL² + f4*LD + f5*CR + f6*CR² + f7*PEL*CR Eq-1
Where
PFc_c <= 1
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PEL = Equivalent piping length between outdoor unit and the farthest indoor unit in feet
LD = Level difference between the outdoor unit and the indoor units in feet
CR = Combination ratio
Combination Ratio (CR) correction on outdoor unit cooling capacity
IF (CR.LE.1) CFc_c = aa1 + aa2*CR + aa3*CR² Eq-2
IF (CR.GT.1) CFc_c = ab1 + ab2*CR + ab3*CR² Eq-3
Outdoor unit relevant rated cooling capacity in Btu/h

CAPoe_c = OUCCAP * CFc_c
Eq-4
Where OUCCAP is the rated cooling capacity (Btu/h) of the outdoor unit
Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature (ODB, in °F) and zone load-weighted average wet-bulb
temperature (ZWBavg, in °F) correction on outdoor unit cooling capacity
TFc_c = b1 + b2*ZWBavg + b3*ZWBavg² + b4*ODB + b5*ODB² + b6*ZWBavg*ODB Eq-5
Outdoor unit cooling capacity CAPo_c (Btu/h) at operation condition
CAPo_c = CAPoe_c * TFc_c Eq-6
Outdoor unit cooling capacity CAPop_c (Btu/h) at installation and operation condition
CAPop_c = CAPo_c * PFc_c Eq-7
Outdoor unit cooling capacity CAPpi_c (Btu/h) for power consumption calculation
If QCZ ≤ CAPop_c,
CAPpi_c = QCZ / PFc_c Eq-8
Otherwise,
CAPpi_c = CAPo_c Eq-9
Where QCZ is the hourly total of zone cooling loads in Btu/h.
Part load ratio of the outdoor unit
PLR = CAPpi_c / CAPo_c Eq-
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Part load ratio for power consumption calculation
PLRp = PLR * CFc_c Eq-11
Part load correction (PLFc) on outdoor unit cooling power consumption
IF (PLRp.GE.PLRmin.AND.PLRp.LE.1) PLFc = ia1 + ia2*PLRp + ia3*PLRp² Eq-12
IF (PLRp.GT.1) PLFc = ib1 + ib2*PLRp + ib3*PLRp² Eq-
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IF (PLRp.LT.PLRmin) PLFc = PLRp /(1 - PLRp*Cd) Eq-14
Where
Cd = 0.25
Cd is the degradation coefficient of the outdoor unit when it cycles due to operation below the
minimum operating part load ratio PLRmin.
Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature and zone air load-weighted wet-bulb temperature (ZWBavg)
correction on outdoor unit cooling power
TFp_c = g1 + g2*ZWBavg + g3*ZWBavg² + g4*ODB + g5*ODB² + g6*ZWBavg*ODB
Eq-15
Outdoor unit part load correction on crankcase heater power consumption
PFch_c = j1 + j2*PLRp + j3*PLRp² Eq-16
Calculation of the outdoor unit cooling power consumption in kW (including compressor and outdoor
fan)
OUCLKW = (OUCCAP/OUCCOP/3413)*PLFc*TFp_c + PLCH*PFch_c Eq-17
Where OUCCOP is the rated cooling COP of the outdoor unit, and PLCH is the rated crankcase
heater power input in kW.
Calculation of hourly auxiliary heating fuel usage for Heat Pump VRF in cooling mode
When a heat pump VRF system operates in cooling mode, an auxiliary heating system is allowed to
meet the zone heating loads if any. The auxiliary heating system type can be gas furnace, electric
resistance, or hydronic (hot water boiler). The heating efficiency input for the gas furnace is AFUE,
for the boiler is Et. For Title 24 compliance calculations, the default auxiliary heating system is
electric resistance heat when not specified.
For gas furnace,
if AFUE < 0.8, HAuxEFF = 0.725 + 0.1*AFUE Eq-18
if AFUE ≥ 0.8, HAuxEFF = 0.105 + 0.875*AFUE Eq-19
For electric resistance and hot water boiler,
HAuxEFF = user input auxiliary heating efficiency Eq-20
Part load ratio of the furnace
fPLR = QHZ / TotHCAPZ Eq-21
Where, QHZ is the hourly total of zone heating loads in Btu/h, TotHCAPZ is the total of zone rated
heating capacity of the indoor unit in Btu/h.
Part load correction on the auxiliary heating efficiency,
For gas furnace, use DOE-2 default curve SDL-C111
fPLR_c = 0.01861 + 1.094209*fPLR - 0.112819*fPLR² Eq-
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For hot water boiler, use DOE-2 default curve
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fPLR_c = 0.0826 + 0.996764*fPLR - 0.079361*fPLR² Eq-
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Calculation of hourly zone heating energy use
For gas furnace or boiler, in Btu/h
HAuxGas = TotHCAPZ* fPLR_c / HAuxEFF Eq-24
For electric resistance, in kWh
HAuxElec = QHZ/3413/HAuxEFF Eq-25
Heat Pump VRF Systems Operate in Heating Mode

Calculation of hourly VRF heating electricity use
Piping correction on outdoor unit heating capacity
PFc_h = p1 + p2*PEL + p3*PEL² + p4*LD Eq-26
Where
PFc_h <= 1
PEL = equivalent piping length between outdoor unit and the farthest indoor unit in feet
LD = Level difference between the outdoor unit and the indoor units in feet.
Combination Ratio (CR) correction on outdoor unit heating capacity
IF (CR.LE.1) CFc_h = ka1 + ka2*CR + ka3*CR² Eq-27
IF (CR.GT.1) CFc_h = kb1 + kb2*CR + kb3*CR² Eq-28
Outdoor unit relevant rated heating capacity in Btu/h
CAPoe_h = OUHCAP * CFc_h Eq-29
Where OUHCAP is the rated heating capacity (Btu/h) of the outdoor unit
Defrosting correction on outdoor unit heating capacity
DFco_h = q1 + q2*OWB + q3*OWB² + q4*OWB3 Eq-30
Where OWB is the outdoor air wet-bulb temperature in °F.
Outdoor air wet-bulb temperature and zone load-weighted average dry-bulb temperature (ZDBavg, in
°F) correction on outdoor unit heating capacity
TFc_h = l1 + l2*ZDBavg + l3*ZDBavg² + l4*OWB + l5*OWB² + l6*ZDBavg*OWB Eq-31
Outdoor unit heating capacity CAPo_h (Btu/h) at operation condition
CAPo_h = CAPoe_h * TFc_h * DFco_h Eq-32
Outdoor unit heating capacity CAPop_h (Btu/h) at installation and operation condition
CAPop_h = CAPo_h * PFc_h Eq-33
Outdoor unit heating capacity CAPpi_h (Btu/h) for power consumption calculation
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If QHZ ≤ CAPop_h,
CAPpi_h = QHZ / PFc_h Eq-34
Otherwise,
CAPpi_h = CAPo_h Eq-35
Where QHZ is the hourly total of zone heating loads in Btu/h.
Part load ratio of the outdoor unit
PLR = CAPpi_h / CAPo_h Eq-36
Part load ratio for power consumption calculation
PLRp = PLR * CFc_h Eq-37
Part load correction (PLFh) on outdoor unit heating power consumption
IF(PLRp.GE.PLRmin.AND.PLRp.LE.1) PLFh = ta1 + ta2*PLRp + ta3*PLRp² Eq-38
IF(PLRp.GT.1) PLFh = tb1 + tb2*PLRp + tb3*PLRp² Eq-
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IF (PLRp.LT.PLRmin) PLFh = PLRp /(1 - PLRp*Cd) Eq-40
Where
Cd = 0.25
Cd is the degradation coefficient of the outdoor unit when it cycles due to operation below the
minimum operating part load ratio PLRmin.
Outdoor air wet-bulb temperature and zone air load-weighted dry-bulb temperature correction on
outdoor unit heating power
TFp_h = r1 + r2*ZDBavg + r3*ZDBavg² + r4*OWB + r5*OWB² + r6*ZDBavg*OWB Eq-
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Part load ratio correction on crankcase heater power consumption
PFch_h = u1 + u2*PLRp + u3*PLRp² Eq-42
Calculation of the outdoor unit heating power consumption in kW (including compressor and fan)
OUHTKW = (OUHCAP/OUHCOP/3413)*PLFh*TFp_h + PLCH*PFch_h Eq-43
Where OUHCOP is the rated heating COP of the outdoor unit, PLCH is the crankcase heater power
in kW.
Calculation of hourly auxiliary cooling electricity usage for Heat Pump VRF in heating mode
The following calculation procedures are based on the assumption of zone cooling demand is served
by a Title 24 default packaged DX system. The calculations are based on DOE-2 manuals for
packaged DX systems as used by Title 24 nonresidential ACM.
Temperature correction on cooling capacity - T24-2008 default curve COOL-CAP-FT defined at page
2-56 of the nonresidential ACM manual
CCAPFT = 0.0538158 + 0.02044874*ZWB - 0.0000145568*ZWB²
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-0.000891816*ODB - 0.0000122969*ODB² - 0.0000261616*ZWB*ODB Eq-44
Where ZWB is the zone air wet-bulb temperature (°F) and ODB is the outdoor air dry-bulb
temperature (°F)
Cooling capacity for power calculation in Btu/h
QCT = ZoneCCAP*CCAPFT Eq-45
Where ZoneCCAP is the rated cooling capacity
Temperature correction on cooling efficiency - T24-2008 default curve COOLING-EIR-FT defined at
page 2-56 of the nonresidential ACM manual
EIRM1 = 3.2147046-0.028456*ZWB+0.00023938*ZWB²-0.0316742*ODB
+ 0.000309505*ODB²-0.000183448*ZWB*ODB Eq-
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The cooling part load ratio PLRC
PLRC = ZQ / QCT Eq-47
Where ZQ is the hourly zone cooling load in Btu/h.
The cooling part load ratio the compressor sees
PLRCC = Max(PLRC, MinUnloadRatio) Eq-48
Where MinUnloadRatio is the minimum unload ratio before the compressor cycles, DOE-2 default is
0.25.
Part load correction on cooling efficiency – DOE2 default curve SDL-C18
EIRM2 = 0.2012301 - 0.0312175*PLRCC + 1.9504979*PLRCC² - 1.1205105*PLRCC³ Eq-
49
Compressor percent time on
PCTON = Min(CLPLR/(CLCOR+0.001), 1) Eq-50
Where,
CLCOR = 0.7 + 0.3*CLPLRM Eq-51
CLPLRM = AMAX(CLPLR, CLOSSMIN) Eq-52
CLPLR = AMIN(PLRC/(hgbmin+0.001), 1) Eq-53
hgbmin = 0.25, the DOE-2 default of compressor minimum hot gas bypass
CLOSSMIN = 0.8, the DOE-2 default of cooling cycle loss minimum part load ratio
Calculation of the hourly zone auxiliary cooling electricity use in kWh
CAuxElec = QCT*PCTON*(EIRstd*EIRM1*EIRM2)/3413 Eq-54
Where,
EIRstd = 0.335, the cooling energy input ratio calculated based on Title 24 defaults of SEER
13.
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Heat Recovery VRF Systems
For zones served by a heat recovery VRF system, some may demand cooling while others demand
heating. To determine whether the outdoor unit operates in cooling mode or heating mode, first
assumes the VRF system operates in cooling mode and calculates the CAPpi_c and OUCLKW
based on cooling zones, then assumes the VRF system operates in heating mode and calculates the
CAPpi_h and OUHTKW based on heating zones. If CAPpi_c + OUCLKW >= CAPpi_h, the outdoor
unit operates in cooling mode and OUCLKW is the outdoor unit electricity consumption, otherwise
the outdoor unit operates in heating mode and OUHTKW is the outdoor unit electricity consumption.
Compared with heat pump VRF systems, distribution units are used in heat recovery VRF systems
and they consume a small amount of electricity, which is manufacturer specific.
Refrigerant Line Lengths
When modeling the losses associated with the refrigerant lines, the modeling procedures will default
the line length to the value shown in the table below taken from the AHRI 1230 standard.
Table 3. Piping Requirements for Tested Combinations (Piping length from outdoor unit to each indoor
unit)
System Capacity Systems with
Ducted Indoor Units
0 to <65,000 Btu (0 to <10,950 W) 25' (7.6 m)
≥65,000 Btu to <105,000 Btu (≥10,950 W to <30,800 W) 25' (7.6 m)
≥106,000 Btu to <134,000 Btu (≥31,100 W to <39,300 W) 25' (7.6 m)
≥135,000 Btu to <350,000 Btu (≥40,000 W to <102,550 50' (15.2 m)

W)
>350,000 Btu (>102,550 W) 75' (23 m)
Table of Variable Definitions
The following table summarizes the definition of all variables used in the above calculations.
Variable Definition Used In
QCZ Hourly total zone cooling loads (Btu/h)
QHZ Hourly total zone heating loads (Btu/h)
PFc_c Piping correction factor on outdoor unit cooling capacity Eq-1
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PEL Equivalent piping length between outdoor unit and the Eq-1
farthest indoor unit (feet)
LD Level difference between the outdoor unit and the indoor Eq-1
units (feet)
CR Combination ratio = total installed indoor unit rated cooling Eq-1
capacity / outdoor unit rated cooling capacity
f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, Coefficients of the VRF performance curve PFc_c Eq-1
f6, f7
CFc_c Combination ratio correction factor on outdoor unit cooling Eq-2
capacity
aa1, aa2, aa3, Coefficients of the VRF performance curve CFc_c Eq-2, 3
ab1, ab2, ab3
CAPoe_c Outdoor unit relevant rated cooling capacity (Btu/h) Eq-4
TFc_c Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature and zone load-weighted Eq-5
average wet-bulb temperature correction factor on outdoor
unit cooling capacity
b1, b2, b3, b4, Coefficients of the VRF performance curve TFc_c Eq-5
b5, b6
ODB Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature (°F) Eq-5
ZWBavg Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature (°F) Eq-5
CAPo_c Outdoor unit cooling capacity at operation condition (Btu/h) Eq-6
CAPop_c Outdoor unit cooling capacity at installation and operation Eq-7

condition (Btu/h)
CAPpi_c Outdoor unit cooling capacity for power consumption Eq-8, 9
calculation (Btu/h)
PLR Part load ratio of the outdoor unit Eq-10
PLRp Part load ratio for power consumption calculation Eq-11
PLFc Part load correction on outdoor unit cooling power Eq-12, 13, 14
consumption
Cd The degradation coefficient of the outdoor unit when it cycles Eq-14

due to operation below the minimum operating part load ratio
PLRmin The minimum operating part load ratio depending on VRF Eq-12, 14
product series
ia1, ia2, ia3, Coefficients of the VRF performance curve PLFc Eq-12, 13
16
ib1, ib2, ib3
TFp_c Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature and zone air load-weighted Eq-15
wet-bulb temperature correction on outdoor unit cooling
power
g1, g2, g3, g4, Coefficients of the VRF performance curve TFp_c Eq-15
g5, g6
PFch_c Outdoor unit part load correction on crankcase heater power Eq-16
consumption
j1, j2, j3 Coefficients of the VRF performance curve PFch_c Eq-16
OUCLKW Outdoor unit cooling power consumption in kW (including Eq-17
compressor and outdoor fan)
PLCH The rated crankcase heater power input (kW) Eq-17
HAuxEFF Auxiliary heating system efficiency Eq-18, 19, 20
AFUE Furnace annual fuel utilization efficiency Eq-22
Et Thermal efficiency of boiler
fPLR Part load ratio of the furnace Eq-21
fPLR_c Part load correction on furnace heating efficiency Eq-22, 23
HAuxGas Hourly zone auxiliary heating gas use (Btu/h) Eq-24
HAuxElec Hourly zone auxiliary heating electricity use (kWh) Eq-25
PFc_h Piping correction on outdoor unit heating capacity Eq-26
p1, p2, p3, p4 Coefficients of the VRF performance curve PFc_h Eq-26
CFc_h Combination ratio correction on outdoor unit heating capacity Eq-27, 28
ka1, ka2, ka3 Coefficients of the VRF performance curve CFc_h Eq-27
kb1, kb2, kb3 Coefficients of the VRF performance curve CFc_h Eq-28
CAPoe_h Outdoor unit relevant rated heating capacity (Btu/h) Eq-29
DFco_h Defrosting correction on outdoor unit heating capacity Eq-30
q1, q2, q3 Coefficients of the VRF performance curve DFco_h Eq-30
TFc_h Outdoor air wet-bulb temperature and zone load-weighted Eq-31
average dry-bulb temperature correction on outdoor unit
heating capacity
l1, l2, l3, l4, l5, Coefficients of the VRF performance curve TFc_h Eq-31
l6
OWB Outdoor air wet-bulb temperature (°F) Eq-31
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ZDBavg Zone load-weighted average dry-bulb temperature (°F) Eq-31
CAPo_h Outdoor unit heating capacity at operation condition (Btu/h) Eq-32
CAPop_h Outdoor unit heating capacity at installation and operation Eq-33

condition (Btu/h)
CAPpi_h Outdoor unit heating capacity for power consumption Eq-34, 35
calculation (Btu/h)
PLFh Part load correction on outdoor unit heating power Eq-38, 39, 40
consumption
ta1, ta2, ta3 Coefficients of the VRF performance curve PLFh Eq-38
tb1, tb2, tb3 Coefficients of the VRF performance curve PLFh Eq-39
TFp_h Outdoor air wet-bulb temperature and zone air load-weighted Eq-41
dry-bulb temperature correction on outdoor unit heating
power
r1, r2, r3, r4, r5, Coefficients of the VRF performance curve TFp_h Eq-41
r6
PFch_h Part load ratio correction on crankcase heater power Eq-42
consumption
u1, u2, u3 Coefficients of the VRF performance curve PFch_h Eq-42
OUHTKW Outdoor unit heating power consumption (including Eq-43
compressor and fan) in kW
ZWB Zone air wet-bulb temperature (°F) Eq-44
CCAPFT Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature and zone air wet-bulb Eq-44. T24-
temperature correction on cooling capacity 2008 Non-Res
ACM page
256.
QCT Cooling capacity for power calculation (Btu/h) Eq-45
ZoneCCAP The rated cooling capacity of the zone DX system Eq-45
EIRM1 Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature and zone air wet-bulb Eq-46. T24-
temperature correction on cooling efficiency 2008 Non-Res
ACM page 2-
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ZQ Hourly zone cooling load (Btu/h) Eq-47
PLRC The cooling part load ratio Eq-47
PLRCC The cooling part load ratio the compressor sees Eq-48
MinUnloadRatio The minimum unload ratio before the compressor cycles Eq-48
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EIRM2 Part load correction on cooling efficiency Eq-49
PCTON Compressor percent time on Eq-50
hgbmin Compressor minimum hot gas bypass Eq-53
CLOSSMIN Cooling cycle loss minimum part load ratio Eq-52
CAuxElec The hourly zone auxiliary cooling electricity use (kWh) Eq-54
EIRstd The cooling energy input ratio calculated based on Title 24 Eq-54
defaults of SEER 13
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Proposed Nonresidential ACM Amendments
This section provides recommended language for inclusion in the Nonresidential Alternative
Calculation Method Manual.
There are two proposed amendments to the Nonresidential ACM Manual: 1. Section 3.3.18 VRF
added to the Optional Capabilities chapter; 2. Section NJ.13 VRF Acceptance added to the
Nonresidential ACM Appendix NJ.
3.3.18 Variable Refrigerant Flow Systems

Description: Nonresidential ACMs may model VRF systems using the DOE-2 function listed in
Appendix A.
DOE Keywords: These keywords apply to the VRF systems in the proposed design only.
Zone Keywords
ZONE-FAN-KW takes user input of zone fan power in kW/cfm for each zone served by the
VRF system.
System Keywords
1. SUBR-FUNCTIONS HTPUMP-1Z = *SAVEQZN*: This function is called for each zone served
by the VRF system to save and transfer the hourly zone loads and fan power. This statement
should be written right after the statement “INPUT SYSTEMS ..”.
2. SYSTEM-TYPE = HP: The DOE-2 system type of VRF systems must be set to HP (Hydronic
Heat Pump).
3. FUNCTION = (*NONE*, *VRF*): This keyword calls the VRF function. This keyword should
be inserted right after the SYSTEM-TYPE keyword for each VRF system. This keyword
means the VRF function will be called after the HP system routine to calculate the hourly
system cooling and/or heating electricity use, and the total of zone fan electricity use. If there
are multiple VRF systems, each VRF function name should be unique such as VRF1, VRF2,
etc.
4. SUPPLY-STATIC = 0.0001: This keyword is to zero out the system fan power as zone fan
power is calculated in the VRF function.
5. SUPPLY-EFF = 0.5: A dummy system fan efficiency.
6. GET-IT-INTO-SYS = (VRFType, OUCCAP, OUHCAP, OUCCOP, OUHCOP, PEL, LD, CR,
FANCtrl, HAuxType, HAuxEff): This is an added system keyword to define the design data of
a VRF system. Eight user inputs are:
1) VRFType: type of a VRF system – 1 for Heat Recovery VRF, 2 for Heat Pump VRF
2) OUCCAP: outdoor unit rated cooling capacity in Btu/h
3) OUHCAP: outdoor unit rated heating capacity in Btu/h
4) OUCCOP: outdoor unit rated cooling efficiency COP
5) OUHCOP: outdoor unit rated heating efficiency COP
6) PEL: equivalent piping length between outdoor unit and the farthest indoor unit in feet
7) LD: installed level difference between the outdoor unit and indoor units in feet
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8) CR: combination ratio – total of indoor unit rated cooling capacity / outdoor unit rated
cooling capacity, a range between 50% and 150%.
9) FANCtrl: Indoor fans operation mode – 1 for Always On, 2 for Cycling with Loads
HAuxType: Auxiliary heating system type –, 2 for electric resistance, HAuxEff:
Auxiliary heating system efficiency –Plant Assignment Keywords
All VRF systems can be grouped into one or more PLANT-ASSIGNMENT which cannot have any
normal DOE-2 hydronic heat pump systems. Under the PLANT-ASSIGNMENT, the following
keywords must be set in order to zero out the energy use of boilers, cooling towers, and
circulating pumps attached to the loop:
1. BOILER-EIR = 0
2. BOILER-HIR = 0.0001
3. CIRC-HEAD = 0
4. TWR-EIR = 0.000001
5. TWR-PUMP-HEAD = 0
Input Type: Required
Tradeoffs: Yes
VRF DOE-2 Function: The VRF DOE-2 function written in FORTRAN code is listed in Appendix A.
The VRF function should be inserted between the system “END ..” line and the “COMPUTE
SYSTEMS ..” line. This can also be done by inserting an include statement “##INCLUDE VRF.func”,
and putting the actual DOE-2 function file VRF.func at the DOE-2 executable files folder.
Modeling Rules for Proposed Design:
Optional proposed systems shall be modeled as input by the user, according to the plans and
specifications for the building, subject to all of the restrictions specified in the Required Systems and
Plant Capabilities. User inputs for a VRF system include:
1. VRF system type: Heat Recovery VRF which allows simultaneous zones cooling and heating;
Heat Pump VRF allows for either zones cooling or heating
2. Outdoor unit rated cooling and/or heating capacity in Btu/h
3. Outdoor unit rated cooling and/or heating efficiency COP
4. System piping equivalent length and level difference in feet
5. System combination ratio
6. Indoor fan control
7. Auxiliary heating system type and efficiency
For heat recovery VRF systems, the cooling and heating energy use is calculated according to the
VRF systems design data and performance curves. For heat pump VRF systems operate in cooling
mode, the cooling energy use is calculated by the VRF function, while the heating energy use is
calculated according to the auxiliary heating system type and efficiency. For heat pump VRF
systems operate in heating mode, the heating energy use is calculated by the VRF function, while
the cooling energy use is calculated according to the Title 24 defaults of packaged split DX systems
(nonresidential three-phase) with cooling efficiency of SEER = 13 (EER = 10) and default
performance curves.
The proposed design is sized to meet the zone loads. If the outdoor unit cannot meet the loads,
auxiliary cooling and heating energy is calculated to meet the unmet loads. The outdoor and indoor
unit load unmet hours are reported in the DOE-2 SS-Z reports.
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Modeling Rules for Standard Design (New):
Standard system types and applicable system parameters are chosen according to Table N2-10 for
Multiple Zone systems. The air flow and supply air temperature for the standard design will be
optimally controlled in the reference method. All efficiency descriptors shall be determined according
to the requirements of the Required Systems and Plant Capabilities.
Modeling Rules for Standard Design (Existing Unchanged & Altered Existing):
ACMs shall model the existing system as it occurs in the existing building using DOE-2 default
performance curves. If the permit involves alterations, ACMs shall model the system before
alterations.
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Compliance Forms
To facilitate the reporting and enforcement of the VRF systems, three items are recommended in this
application.
1. Add a note on the PERF-1 in the Special Features and Modeling section that will alert the
building department to the use of a VRF system. This is consistent with other ACM manual
requirements for special features. In addition, it has been specified in the ACM language
provided that the ACM must also alert the building department to the need for a Certificate of
Acceptance for VRF systems.
2. The MECH-2-C reports the outdoor unit’s Mandatory and Prescriptive Measures
3. The MECH-5-C, Part 1 of 2, reports the outdoor unit specifics in the Central System Ratings
section. The Central Ratings section lists:
a. System Name
b. System Type
c. Quantity or number of systems
d. Heating
i. Output
ii. Efficiency (in kW)
e. Cooling
i. Output
ii. Efficiency (in KW)
f. Condition Status
4. The MECH-5-C, Part 2 of 2, reports the indoor unit specifics in the Zone Terminal Summary
section. The Zone Terminal Summary lists:
a. Zone Name
b. System Name (indoor unit)
c. System Type (variable refrigerant flow)
d. Heating
e. Cooling
f. Quantity or number of indoor units
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g. Terminal Fan (Indoor Unit Fan)
i. CFM
ii. Brake Horse Power
iii. Motor Efficiency
iv. Drive Efficiency
5. Develop a COA specific to VRF systems. It is anticipated that this will be the main avenue of
enforcement and verification of the VRF system. Information on the COA will reference back
to the MECH-2-C and MECH-5-C for field verification.
Figure shows the MECH-2-C data for VRF systems.

Figure 1Figure shows the MECH-5-C data VRF systems.
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AIR SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Part 1 of 2 MECH-2-C
PROJECT NAM E DATE
Learning Center 1/10/2007
SYSTEM FEATURES
AIR SYSTEM S, Central or Single Zone
ITEM OR SYSTEM TAG(S) CU-1 CU-2
Number of Systems 1 1
T-24
1
M ANDATORY MEASURES Section Reference on Plans or Specification
Heating Equipment Efficiency 112(a) 13.7 kW 13.7 kW
Cooling Equipment Efficiency 112(a) 14.2 kW 14.2 kW

Heat Pump Thermost at 112(b) Yes Yes
Furnace Controls 112(c), 115(a) n/a n/a
Natural Ventilation 121(b)
M inimum Vent ilation 121(b) 1428 cfm 1490 cfm

VAV M inimum Position Control 121(c) No No
Demand Control Ventilat ion 121(c) No No
Time Control 121(c), 122(e) Programmable Switch Programmable Switch

Setback and Setup Cont rol 122(e) Heating Required Heating Required
Outdoor Damper Control 122(f)

Isolat ion Zones 122(g ) n/a n/a
Pipe Insulat ion 123 Refrigerant Piping Refrigerant Piping

Duct Insulation 124 R-8.0 R-8.0
PRESCRIPTIVE M EASURES
2
Calculat ed Heating Capacity x 1.43 144 (a & b) n/a n/a
2
Proposed Heat ing Capacity 144 (a & b) 69,143 btuh 69,143 btuh
2
Calculat ed Sensible Cooling Capacity x 1.21 144 (a & b) n/a n/a
2
Proposed Sensible Cooling Capacity 144 (a & b) 127,526 btuh 127,526 btuh
Fan Control 144 (c) Constant Volume Constant Volume
DP Sensor Location 144 (c)
Supply Pressure Reset (DDC only) 144 (c)

Simultaneous Heat/Cool 144 (d) No No
Economizer 144 (e) No Economizer No Economizer
Heating Air Supply Reset 144 (f) Constant Temp Constant Temp
Cooling Air Supply Reset 144 (f) Constant Temp Constant Temp
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Duct Sealing for Prescriptiv e Compliance 144 (k) No No
1: For eac h c entral and s ingle zone air s ystems (or group of si milar units) fill in the reference to sheet number and/or s pec ification section and paragraph number where the
required features are doc umented. If a requirement is not applicable, put "N/A " in the column.
2: Not required for hydronic heating and cooling. E ither enter a value here or put in reference ot plans and s pec ific atons per footnote 1.
3: Enter Y es if System is : Cons tant Volume, S ingl e Zone; Serves < 5,000 sqft; Has > 25% duc t in unc onditioned space. Duct s eali ng i s required for P res criptive Compli anc e,
see P ERF-1 for performance method duct s eali ng requirements.
NOTES TO FIELD - For Building Department Use Only
Run Initiation Time: 01/09/07 16:03:38 Run Code: 1168387418

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Figure 4 – Forms - MECH-2-C
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MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT DETAILS Part 1 of 2 MECH-5-C
PROJECT NAM E
DATE
CHILLER AND TOWER SUM M ARY
PUM PS
Tot. M otor Drive Pump
Equipment Name Equipment Type Qty. Ef ficiency Tons Qty GPM BHP Ef f. Ef f. Cont rol
DHW / BOILER SUM M ARY

Energy St andby TANK INSUL.
Rated Vol. Condition Factor Loss or Ext.
System Name System Type Distribution Type Qty Input (Gals.) St atus or RE Pilot R-Val.
M ULTI-FAM ILY CENTRAL WATER HEATING DETAILS

Hot W at er Pump Hot W at er Piping Length (f t)
Add 1/2"
Control # HP Ty pe In Plenum Outside Buried Insulation
CENTRAL SYSTEM RATINGS

HEATING COOLING
Aux. Condition
System Name System Type Qty Output kW Ef f. Output Ef ficiency St atus Economizer Type
PURY-P144TGMU-A
Variable Ref. Flow 2 160,000 13.7 kW 144,000 14.2 kW New No Economizer
CENTRAL SYSTEM FAN SUM MARY

SUPPLY FAN RETURN FAN
M otor Drive M otor Drive
System Name Fan Type M otor Location CFM BHP Ef f. Ef f. CFM BHP Ef f. Ef f.
PURY-P144TGMU-A
See Part 2

Figure 5 – Forms - MECH-5-C
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MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT DETAILS Part 2 of 2 MECH-5-C
PROJECT NAM E
DATE
ZONE TERM INAL SUM M ARY
TERM INAL UNIT VAV TERM INAL FAN
Min CFM Reheat M otor Drive
Zone Name System Name System Type Heating Cooling Qty. Ratio Coil CFM BHP Ef f. Ef f.
Computer Zone PLFY-P24NAMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
27,000 24,000 1 100% 706 0.09 49.0%100.0%
Entry Zone PLFY-P24NAMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
27,000 24,000 1 100% 706 0.09 49.0%100.0%
Staff Lounge Zone PDFY-P48NMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
54,000 48,000 1 100% 1,200 0.25 64.0%100.0%
Homework Center Zone PLFY-P18NLMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
20,000 18,000 1 100% 441 0.03 40.0%100.0%
L1 Storytime Zone PLFY-P18NLMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
20,000 18,000 1 100% 441 0.03 40.0%100.0%
L1 Lib. Stack Zone PLFY-P12NLMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
13,500 12,000 1 100% 335 0.02 40.0%100.0%
L1 Lib. Reading Zone PLFY-P36NAMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
40,000 36,000 1 100% 1,059 0.15 55.0%100.0%
L1 Kitchen Zone PLFY-P06NLMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
6,700 6,000 1 100% 335 0.02 40.0%100.0%
Collection/Recpt. Zone PLFY-P12NLMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
13,500 12,000 1 100% 335 0.02 40.0%100.0%
Computer Room Zone PLFY-P15NLMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
17,000 15,000 1 100% 371 0.02 40.0%100.0%
Restrooms Zone PLFY-P12NLMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
13,500 12,000 1 100% 335 0.02 40.0%100.0%
Group Rooms Zone PDFY-P48NMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
54,000 48,000 1 100% 1,200 0.25 64.0%100.0%
Staff Workroom Zone PLFY-P24NAMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
27,000 24,000 1 100% 706 0.09 49.0%100.0%
Group Rm/Ofiices Zone PLFY-P30NAMU-E Variable Ref. Flow
34,000 30,000 3 100% 989 0.15 55.0%100.0%
EXHAUST FAN SUM M ARY

EXHAUST FAN EXHAUST FAN
M otor Drive M otor Drive
Room Name Qty. CFM BHP Ef f. Ef f. Room Name Qty. CFM BHP Ef f. Ef f.

Figure 6 - Form MECH-5-C
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Appendix A – The VRF DOE-2 Function
Function Description Section
$
$ This DOE-2 function is created to calculate the energy performance of air-cooled VRF systems
$
$ Last updated 7/13/2008.
$
$ How a VRF system works
$ A VRF system has one or more outdoor unit (compressors + condenser) that cools or heats
$ refrigerant (R410A) which is delivered to multiple DX indoor units for cooling or heating.
$ Each zone has one or more indoor unit (a DX coil + a small fan).
$ A VRF system operates as a refrigerant-loop heat pump system without extra heating or
$ cooling from other equipment.
$
$ There are two types of VRF systems: Heat Pump VRF and Heat Recovery VRF.
$ The Heat Pump VRF system can work either in cooling mode (all zones need cooling)
$ or heating (all zones need heating), but not simultaneous cooling and heating
$ (some zones need cooling while others need heating).
$ The Heat Recovery VRF system can work in simultaneous cooling and heating mode.
$ A heat recovery VRF system can operate in three modes: all zones in cooling,
$ all zones in heating, and simultaneous zones cooling and heating.
$ For Heat Pump VRF system operates in cooling mode, the heating energy of zones demanding
heating
$ is calculated based on user defined heating type (gas, electric, hydronic) and efficiency.
$ For Heat Pump VRF system operates in heating mode, the cooling energy of zones demanding
cooling
$ is calculated based on T24-2008 defaults of packaged split DX system (three phases) with
efficiency of SEER = 13, EER = 10.
$
$ This function allows DOE-2 to calculate the hourly HVAC electricity use, including the
$ kWh of indoor unit fans, branch controller (for Heat Recovery VRF only),
$ and outdoor units for a VRF system.
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$
$ Input parameters to the function:
$ 1) Hourly variables from BDL
$
$ 2) Variables from DOE-2 input file
$ The DOE-2 input file should AUTOSIZE capacity of boilers and towers of the PLANT
$ ASSIGNMENT serving the VRF systems, and set BOILER-EIR = 0, BOILER-HIR = 0.0001
$ (DOE-2 minimum), CIRC-HEAD = 0, TWR-EIR = 0.000001, TWR-PUMP-HEAD = 0,
$ MIN-FLUID-T = 40, and MAX-FLUID-T = 120 to zero out the energy use of the boiler,
$ the cooling tower, and the circulation pump.
$ For each VRF system, set SUPPLY-STATIC = 0.0001, SUPPLY-EFF = 0.5 to zero out the
$ fan kWh calculated by DOE-2 as the indoor unit fan kWh will be calculated by this
$ function.
$
$ 3) The design data for the VRF system
$ ZoneFankW- Indoor unit rated fan power in kW
$ ZoneCCAP - Indoor unit rated cooling capacity in Btu/h
$ ZoneHCAP - Indoor unit rated heating capacity in Btu/h
$ VRFType - VRF system type. AA(NSP+317):
$ 1 = Heat Recovery, for simultaneous zones cooling and heating
$ 2 = Heat Pump, for cooling mode or heating mode
$ OUCCAP - Rated cooling capacity of the outdoor unit in Btu/h. AA(NSP+318)
$ OUHCAP - Rated heating capacity of the outdoor unit in Btu/h. AA(NSP+319)
$ OUCCOP - Outdoor unit cooling COP. AA(NSP+320)
$ OUHCOP - Outdoor unit heating COP. AA(NSP+321)
$ PEL - Piping length in feet, maximum equivalent piping length from the
$ outdoor unit to the farthest indoor unit. AA(NSP+322)
$ LD - Level difference, maximum vertical distance from the outdoor unit to
$ the indoor unit. AA(NSP+323)
$ CR - Combination ratio. AA(NSP+324)
$ = Total indoor unit rated cooling capacity / outdoor unit rated cooling capacity
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$ BCSC - Rated power input of the branch controller per zone in kW in cooling mode. only for
HR VRF
$ BCSH - Rated power input of the branch controller per zone in kW in heating mode. only for
HR VRF
$ PLCH - Rated power input of crankcase heater in kW.
$ PLROmin - Minimum part load ratio before outdoor unit cycles
$ PLRImin - Minimum part load ratio before indoor unit cycles
$ FANCtrl - Indoor unit fan control. AA(NSP+325)
$ 1 = Always On, fan is on if it is scheduled to be on even if no zone load
$ 2 = Auto, fan is off if no zone load; fan runs continuously if zone part load is
$ greater than the minimum ratio, otherwise the fan cycles with the zone load
$ HAuxType - Auxiliary heating system type. AA(NSP+326). 1 = Heat pump, 2 = electric
$ HAuxEff - Auxiliary heating system efficiency. AA(NSP+327). HSPF for heat pump
$
$ 4) VRF performance curves of the indoor and outdoor units
$
$ This function is called by -
$ FUNCTION = (*NONE*,*VRF*)
$ right after keyword SYSTEM-TYPE. The function code is imported by ##include VRF.func
$ right before line - COMPUTE SYSTEMS ..
$ When there are multiple VRF systems, each system should have a different function name
$ like VRF1 and VRF2.
$
$ A zone level DOE-2 function SAVEQZN is called for each VRF zone to transfer hourly zone
$ loads, and zero out zone cooling and heating kWh originally calculated by DOE-2.
$ SUBR-FUNCTIONS HTPUMP-1Z = *SAVEQZN* .. right after line INPUT SYSTEMS ..
$
$ Function outputs -
$ 1) Added DOE-2 Standard Report: REPORT- SS-Z VRF System Performance
$ 2) File fort.51 contains hourly diagnostic data of a VRF system
$
$ Calculation Procedures:
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$ 1. Get each zone load, determine the operation mode and load on the outdoor unit.
$ 2. Calc total power input of indoor unit fans.
$ 3. Calc branch controller power for HR VRF
$ 4. Calc outdoor unit cooling or heating power kW
$ 5. Calc system total kW
$ 6. Report VRF system fan, cooling, and heating kWh
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Function VRF Calculation Logic Section
ASSIGN
MON = IMO $ MONTH
DAY = IDAY $ DAY
HR = IHR $ HOUR
NSP = NSP $ Pointer to system block
ISZONES = ISZ $ PTR TO WHERE ZONES LIST BEGINS IN IA()
SYSTYPE = ICODE $ SYSTEM-TYPE code
FON = FON $ FAN STATUS, 0=OFF, 1= ON
CON = CON $ Cooling availability
HON = HON $ Heating availability
ODB = DBT $ OUTSIDE AIR TEMPERATURE
OW = WOA $ Outside air humidity ratio
OWB = WBT $ Outside air wet-bulb temp. F
PATM = PATM $ Outdoor atmospheric press (in-Hg)
INILZE = INILZE $ INITIALIZATION FLAG, 7 DAYS
QC = QC $ COOLING LOADS Btu/h
QH = QH $ HEATING LOADS Btu/h
QCZ = QCZ $ Total zones cooling loads Btu/h
QHZ = QHZ $ Total zones heating loads Btu/h
FANKW = FANKW $ FAN kW
VENTKW = VENTKW $ FAN kW
COOLKW = COOLKW $ COOLING kW
HEATKW = HEATKW $ HEATING kW
HEATFL = HEATFL $ HEATING fuel Btu
SKWQC = SKWQC $ Electrical input to cooling (KW)
SKWQH = SKWQH $ Electrical input to heating (KW)
NZONES = NZONES $ Number of zones
NZD = NZD $ Length of SYSTEM-SPECIFIC-ZONE block
PEAKCLD = QCYRM $ System peak cooling load in Btu/h
PEAKHLD = QHYRM $ System peak heating load in Btu/h
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FLG=XXX99 $ Global variable to indicate reporting
$ Variables persisting values for all hours

SUMCLKWH = F-SYS-VAR1 $ Annual total cooling kWh
SUMHTKWH = F-SYS-VAR2 $ Annual total heating kWh
SUMZNFANKWH = AIR-MISC1 $ Annual total zone fan kWh
SUMBCPWR = SAVES5 $ Annual branch controller kWh
SUMCAuxE = TERMINAL-MISC1 $ Annual Auxiliary cooling kWh
SUMHAuxE = TERMINAL-MISC2 $ Annual Auxiliary heating kWh
SUMHAuxF = TERMINAL-MISC3 $ Annual Auxiliary heating Therm
HrsClMode = CONTROL-MISC1 $ Annual hours VRF in cooling mode
HrsHtMode = CONTROL-MISC2 $ Annual hours VRF in heating mode
HrsClHt = CONTROL-MISC3 $ Annual hours simultaneous zones cooling and heating
$ Indicators parameters exceeding the maximum values

iPEL = SAVES2 $ = 1 if piping equivalent length > PELmax
iLD = SAVES4 $ = 1 if level difference > LDmax
iCR = SAVES6 $ = 1 if combination ratio > CRmax
iHRc = AIR-MISC2 $ Number of hours outside cooling operation range
iHRh = AIR-MISC3 $ Number of hours outside heating operation range
iQCunmet = FLUID-MISC1 $ Number of hours outdoor unit does not meet the zone cooling
loads
iQHunmet = FLUID-MISC2 $ Number of hours outdoor unit does not meet the zone heating
loads
iIQCunmet = FANS-MISC2 $ Number of hours indoor units do not meet the zone cooling load
iIQHunmet = FANS-MISC3 $ Number of hours indoor units do not meet the zone heating
load
$ Load unmet threshold
rLDUnmet = 1.0
$ Flag to control hourly report generating (1=Yes, 0=No) in file fort.51
Hlyrept = 1
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$ T24-2005 defaults
CFMCYC = 1 $ No intermitten fan operation
EIRstd = 0.3346 $ Default split DX efficiency (SEER = 13, EER = 10, EERnf = 10.2, EIR
= 3.413/EERnf)
MinUnloadRatio = 0.25 $ Minimum unloading ratio of compressor: MIN-UNLOAD-RATIO.
DOE-2 default
hgbmin = 0.25 $ Compressor minimum hot gas bypass. DOE-2 default
CLOSSMIN = 0.8 $ COOL CYC LOSS MIN PLR: COOL-CLOSS-MIN. DOE-2 default
DAdj = 1 $ No air duct correction
$ Start the calculation procedure

CALCULATE ..
C This function is only called by DOE-2 Hydronic Heat Pump (HP) system type
IF (SYSTYPE.NE.15) RETURN
IF (INILZE.EQ.1.AND.HR.EQ.1.AND.Hlyrept.EQ.1) WRITE(51,110)
110 FORMAT(' MON DAY HR ODB OWB OW PATM FON FANKW Qout QCZ QHZ
& ZDBavg ZWBavg ZFANKW COOLKW OUCLKW CAuxElec HEATKW OUHTKW HEATFL
& HAuxElec HAuxGas BCPwr PFc_c CFc_c TFc_c PLR PLRp PLFc TFp_c
& PFch_c PLFh PFc_h CFc_h TFc_h TFp_h PFch_h DFco_h QCunmet
& QHunmet')
C Do nothing if still in initilization process (7 DAYS)

IF (INILZE.LT.8) RETURN
COOLKW = 0
HEATKW = 0
HEATFL = 0
FANKW = 0
VENTKW = 0
OUCLKW = 0
OUHTKW = 0
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ZFANKW = 0
BCPwr = 0
ZQt = 0
ZQWBt = 0
ZQDBt = 0
Qout = 0
ZDBavg = 0
ZWBavg = 0
ZWB = 0
C Auxiliary heating system gas or electric consumption

HAuxGas = 0
HAuxElec = 0
C Auxiliary cooling for zones based on T24 defaults for HP VRF systems in heating mode
CAuxElec = 0
C Outdoor unit cooling and heating capacity does not meet zone cooling and heating loads
QCunmet = 0
QHunmet = 0
C Indicators for parameters exceeding the maximum values

iPEL = 0
iLD = 0
iCR = 0
C Get system data from DOE-2 BDL keyword GET-IT-INTO-SYS, the AA array.
C VRFType = 1 for heat recovery VRF; = 2 for heat pump VRF
VRFType = ACCESS(NSP+317)
C VRF operation mode
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C For HR VRF: VRFOpMode = 0 means to be determined
VRFOpMode = 0
C In DOE-2, QHZ <= 0, QCZ >= 0

Qnet = QCZ + QHZ
C For HP VRF: VRFOpMode = 1 means in cooling mode, = 2 means in heating mode

C HP VRF in cooling mode.
IF (VRFType.EQ.2.AND.Qnet.GE.0) VRFOpMode = 1
C HP VRF in heating mode
IF (VRFType.EQ.2.AND.Qnet.LT.0) VRFOpMode = 2
C Outdoor unit rated cooling capacity in Btu/h

OUCCAP = ACCESS(NSP+318)
C Outdoor unit rated heating capacity in Btu/h

OUHCAP = ABS(ACCESS(NSP+319))
C Outdoor unit rated cooling COP excluding indoor fan power

OUCCOP = ACCESS(NSP+320)
C Outdoor unit rated heating COP

OUHCOP = ACCESS(NSP+321)
C Piping equivalent length in feet

PEL = ACCESS(NSP+322)
IF (PEL.GT.PELMax) iPEL = 1
IF (PEL.LT.PELMin) PEL = PELMin
IF (PEL.GT.PELMax) PEL = PELMax
C Level difference in feet
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LD = ACCESS(NSP+323)
IF (LD.GT.LDMax) iLD = 1
IF (LD.LT.LDMin) LD = LDMin
IF (LD.GT.LDMax) LD = LDMax
C Combination ratio
CR = ACCESS(NSP+324)
IF (CR.GT.CRmax) iCR = 1
IF (CR.LT.CRmin) CR = CRmin
IF (CR.GT.CRmax) CR = CRmax
C Indoor fan control (1 = Always On, 2 = Auto). default to always on if no specified

FANCtrl = ACCESS(NSP+325)
IF (FANCtrl.eq.0) FANCtrl = 1
C Auxiliary heating type (1=gas furnace, 2=electric, 3=hot water boiler)

HAuxType = ACCESS(NSP+326)
C Auxiliary heating efficiency

HEff = ACCESS(NSP+327)
C If no input, default to gas furnace 78% for Auxiliary heating

IF (HAuxType.EQ.0) HAuxType = 1
IF (HAuxEff.EQ.0) HEff = 0.78
C Gas furnace heating efficiency AFUE, based on T24-2008 rules

IF (HAuxType.EQ.1.AND.HEff.LT.0.8) HAuxeFF = 0.725 + 0.1*HEff
IF (HAuxType.EQ.1.AND.HEff.GE.0.8) HAuxeFF = 0.105 + 0.875*HEff
C Electric or hot water boiler heating efficiency

IF (HAuxType.NE.1) HAuxeFF = HEff
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C Reset all correction/adjustment factors to zero at the beginning of an hourly calc
C cooling correction factors
PFc_c = 0
CFc_c = 0
PLR = 0
PLRp = 0
PLFc = 0
PFch_c = 0
TFc_c = 0
TFp_c = 0
C heating correction factors

PFc_h = 0
CFc_h = 0
PLFh = 0
PFch_h = 0
TFc_h = 0
TFp_h = 0
DFco_h = 0
C If system is not scheduled to be on, no cooling or heating

IF (FON.EQ.0) GO TO 299
C Loop through each zone

I=0
TotCCAPZ = 0
TotHCAPZ = 0
120 I = I + 1
IF (I.GT.NZONES) GO TO 500
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ZP1 = ISZONES + (I-1)*NZD
ZP2 = IACCESS(ZP1)
ZnType = IACCESS(ZP2+13)
C Skip non-conditioned zones

IF (ZnType.NE.1) GO TO 120
C Get zone loads, dry-bulb, and humidity ratio.

C Zone multiplier counts both the horizontal zone MULTIPLIER and the FLOOR-MULTIPLIER
ZnMult = ACCESS(ZP2+19)
IF (ZnMult.LT.1) ZnMult = 1
C use mixed air dry-bulb temp

ZDB = ACCESS(ZP1+274)
C use mixed air wet-bulb temp
ZWB = ACCESS(ZP1+273)
ZWB = AMAX(ZWB,60)
C Get zone load (<0 heating, >0 cooling)

ZQ0 = ACCESS(ZP1+272)
ZQ = ZQ0 * ZnMult
C If HP VRF in cooling mode, zero out heating load

IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.1.AND.ZQ.LT.0) ZQ = 0
C If HP VRF in heating mode, zero out cooling load

IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.2.AND.ZQ.GT.0) ZQ = 0
ZQt = ZQt + ABS(ZQ)

ZQWBt = ZQWBt + ABS(ZQ) * ZWB
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ZQDBt = ZQDBt + ABS(ZQ) * ZDB
C Branch controller only works for heat recovery type VRF systems
IF (VRFType.EQ.1.AND.ZQ.GT.0) BCPwr = BCPwr + BCSC * ZnMult
IF (VRFType.EQ.1.AND.ZQ.LE.0) BCPwr = BCPwr + BCSH * ZnMult
C Get each zone fan kW.

ZoneFankW = ACCESS(ZP1+87)
ZoneExhaustkW = ACCESS(ZP2+42)
C TotCCAPZ: total of all zone rated cooling capacity

C TotHCAPZ: total of all zone rated heating capacity
ZoneCCAP = ACCESS(ZP1+11)
ZoneHCAP = ABS(ACCESS(ZP1+12))
TotCCAPZ = TotCCAPZ + ZoneCCAP*ZnMult
TotHCAPZ = TotHCAPZ + ZoneHCAP*ZnMult
C Calc indoor unit capacities and hours load unmet

TFic_c = c1 + c2*ZWB + c3*ZWB**2 + c4*ODB + c5*ODB**2 + c6*ZWB*ODB
TFic_h = m1 + m2*ZDB + m3*ZDB**2 + m4*OWB + m5*OWB**2 + m6*ZDB*OWB
IF(ZQ0.GT.0) ZPLR = ZQ0/(ZoneCCAP*TFic_c)
IF(ZQ0.LT.0) ZPLR = ABS(ZQ0)/(ZoneHCAP*TFic_h)
IF(VRFOpMode.EQ.2) GO TO 730
IF(ZQ0.GT.0.AND.ZPLR.GT.rLDUnmet) iIQCunmet = iIQCunmet + 1
730 CONTINUE
IF(VRFOpMode.EQ.1) GO TO 732
IF(ZQ0.LT.0.AND.ZPLR.GT.rLDUnmet) iIQHunmet = iIQHunmet + 1
732 CONTINUE
C Calc indoor fan power

IF(FANCtrl.EQ.2) GO TO 720
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C Indoor fan always on if scheduled, runs continuously
ZFANKW = ZFANKW + (ZoneFankW + ZoneExhaustkW)*ZnMult
GO TO 725
720 CONTINUE
C Indoor fan runs automatically if there is zone load.
C Indoor fan is off if no zone load. Exhaust fan may be on
IF(ZQ0.EQ.0) ZFANKW = ZFANKW + ZoneExhaustkW*ZnMult
IF(ZQ0.EQ.0) GO TO 725
C If zone load is greater than indoor unit minimum part-load, fan runs continuously
IF(ZPLR.GE.PLRImin)ZFANKW=ZFANKW+(ZoneFankW+ZoneExhaustkW)*ZnMult
IF(ZPLR.GE.PLRImin) GO TO 725
C If zone load is less than indoor unit minimum part-load, fan cycles with loads
IF(ZPLR.LT.PLRImin)ZFANKW = ZFANKW + (ZoneFankW*ZPLR/PLRImin
& + ZoneExhaustkW)*ZnMult
725 CONTINUE
C Zone needs heating or VRF not in heating mode

IF (ZQ0.LE.0.OR.VRFOpMode.NE.2) GO TO 120
C Calculate zone cooling kW based on T24 defaults for HP VRF in heating mode
C T24-2008 default COOL-CAP-FT. NACM page 2-56
CCAPFT = 0.0538158+0.02044874*ZWB-0.0000145568*ZWB**2
& -0.000891816*ODB-0.0000122969*ODB**2-0.0000261616*ZWB*ODB
QCT = ZoneCCAP*CCAPFT
C Temperature correction to COOLING-EIR-FT. T24-2008 NACM 2-56
EIRM1 = 3.2147046-0.028456*ZWB+0.00023938*ZWB**2-0.0316742*ODB
& + 0.000309505*ODB**2-0.000183448*ZWB*ODB
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EIRM1min = 3.2147-0.028456*67+0.00023938*67**2-0.0316742*82
& + 0.000309505*82**2-0.000183448*67*82
IF (EIRM1.LT.EIRM1min) EIRM1 = EIRM1min
C PLRC - Cooling part load ratio, PLRCC - Cooling part load ratio the compressor sees
PLRC = ZQ0/(QCT*CFMCYC+0.001)
PLRCC = AMAX(PLRC,MinUnloadRatio)
C EIRM2 = CVAL(CEIRFPLR,PLRCC,PLRCC). COOL-EIR-FPLR = SDL-C18

EIRM2 = 0.2012301 - 0.0312175*PLRCC + 1.9504979*PLRCC**2
& - 1.1205105*PLRCC**3
CLPLR = CFMCYC*AMIN(PLRC/(hgbmin+0.001),1)
CLPLRM = AMAX(CLPLR,CLOSSMIN)
C CLCOR = CVAL(CLOSSFPLR,CLPLRM,CLPLRM). SDL-C177

CLCOR = 0.7 + 0.3*CLPLRM
C PCTON - percent time on

PCTON = AMIN(CLPLR/(CLCOR+0.001),1)
ZCOOLKW = ZnMult*QCT*PCTON*(EIRstd*DAdj*EIRM1*EIRM2)/3413
CAuxElec = CAuxElec + ZCOOLKW
C Continue zone loop

GO TO 120
C Complete zone loop
500 CONTINUE
C Calc system fan kW = sum of zone fan kW

FANKW = ZFANKW
VENTKW = ZFANKW
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IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.2) COOLKW = CAuxElec
C Calc the load weighted average zone wet-bulb temperature

IF (ZQt.GT.0) ZWBavg = ZQWBt / ZQt
IF (ZQt.GT.0) ZDBavg = ZQDBt / ZQt
C Calc system cooling and heating kW based on the outdoor unit performance
C Heat Pump VRF in cooling mode
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.1) Qout = QCZ
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.1) GO TO 180
C Heat Pump VRF in heating mode
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.2) Qout = QHZ
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.2) GO TO 190
C Heat Recovery VRF system outdoor unit operation mode needs to be determined
C in cooling mode because of no heating load
IF (VRFType.EQ.1.AND.QCZ.GT.0.AND.QHZ.EQ.0) GO TO 180
C in heating mode because of no cooling load
IF (VRFType.EQ.1.AND.QCZ.EQ.0.AND.QHZ.LT.0) GO TO 190
C unsure which mode, calc heating first
IF (VRFType.EQ.1.AND.QCZ.GT.0.AND.QHZ.LT.0) GO TO 190
GO TO 200
190 CONTINUE
C Outdoor unit in heating mode

C Heating calculation procedures starts here
C
C Piping correction factor on outdoor unit heating capacity
PFc_h = p1 + p2*PEL + p3*PEL**2 + p4*LD
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IF (PFc_h.GT.1) PFc_h = 1
IF (PFc_h.LT.0) PFc_h = 0
C CR (Combination Ratio) correction on outdoor unit heating capacity

IF (CR.LE.1) CFc_h = ka1 + ka2*CR + ka3*CR*CR
IF (CR.GT.1) CFc_h = kb1 + kb2*CR + kb3*CR*CR
CAPoe_h = OUHCAP * CFc_h
C Outdoor air wet-bulb temperature and indoor suction (zone load weighted average of zone dry-
bulb temperature)
C correction on outdoor unit heating capacity
TFc_h = l1 + l2*ZDBavg + l3*ZDBavg**2 + l4*OWB + l5*OWB**2
& + l6*ZDBavg*OWB
IF(TFc_h.LT.TFc_hMin) TFc_h = TFc_hMin
IF(TFc_h.GT.TFc_hMax) TFc_h = TFc_hMax
C Defrosting correction on outdoor unit heating capacity

DFco_h = q1 + q2*OWB + q3*OWB**2 + q4*OWB**3
IF(DFco_h.GT.1) DFco_h = 1
IF(DFco_h.LT.0) DFco_h = 0
C Outdoor unit heating capacity at installation condition

CAPo_h = CAPoe_h * TFc_h * DFco_h
C Outdoor unit heating capacity at installation/operation condition

CAPop_h = CAPo_h * PFc_h
tmpQH = ABS(QHZ) / CAPop_h

IF (tmpQH.LE.1) CAPpi_h = ABS(QHZ) / PFc_h
IF (tmpQH.GT.1) CAPpi_h = CAPo_h
IF (tmpQH.GE.rLDUnmet) QHunmet = ABS(QHZ) - CAPop_h
IF (tmpQH.GE.rLDUnmet) iQHunmet = iQHunmet + 1
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C Calc the Auxiliary heating (kWh or Btu) that supplements the outdoor unit heating.
C elec aux heat
IF (HAuxType.EQ.2) HAuxElec = QHunmet/3413/HAuxEff
C gas furnace or hot water boiler aux heat
IF (HAuxType.NE.2) HAuxGas = QHunmet/HAuxEff
C Part load factor of the outdoor unit

PLR = CAPpi_h / CAPo_h
PLRp = PLR * CFc_h
C Outdoor unit part load correction on outdoor unit power consumption

IF(PLRp.GE.PLROmin.AND.PLRp.LE.1)PLFh=ta1 + ta2*PLRp +ta3*PLRp**2
IF(PLRp.GT.1) PLFh = tb1 + tb2*PLRp + tb3*PLRp**2
C Cd is the degradation coefficient of the outdoor unit when it cycles

C due to operation below the minimum operating part load ratio
IF (PLRp.LT.PLROmin) PLFh = PLRp /(1 - PLRp*Cd)
C Outdoor air wet-bulb temperature and indoor suction (zone load weighted average of zone dry-
bulb temperature)
C correction on outdoor unit power consumption
TFp_h = r1 + r2*ZDBavg + r3*ZDBavg**2 + r4*OWB + r5*OWB**2
& + r6*ZDBavg*OWB
IF(TFp_h.LT.TFp_hMin) TFp_h = TFp_hMin
IF(TFp_h.GT.TFp_hMax) TFp_h = TFp_hMax
C Outdoor unit part load correction on crankcase heater power consumption

PFch_h = u1 + u2*PLRp + u3*PLRp**2
IF(PFch_h.GT.1) PFch_h = 1
IF(PFch_h.LT.0) PFch_h = 0
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C Calc the outdoor unit kW (including compressor and condenser fan)
OUHTKW = (OUHCAP/OUHCOP/3413)*PLFh*TFp_h + PLCH*PFch_h
C Heating calculation procedures end here
C Need to calc cooling cap and power if Heat Recovery VRF in unsure operation mode
IF (VRFType.EQ.1.AND.QCZ.GT.0.AND.QHZ.LT.0) GO TO 180
GO TO 200
180 CONTINUE
C Outdoor unit running in cooling mode
C Cooling calculation procedures start here
C
C Piping correction factor on outdoor unit cooling capacity
PFc_c = f1 + f2*PEL + f3*PEL**2 + f4*LD + f5*CR + f6*CR**2
& + f7*CR*PEL
IF (PFc_c.GT.1) PFc_c = 1
IF (PFc_c.LT.0) PFc_c = 0
C CR (Combination Ratio) correction on outdoor unit cooling capacity

IF (CR.LE.1) CFc_c = aa1 + aa2*CR + aa3*CR*CR
IF (CR.GT.1) CFc_c = ab1 + ab2*CR + ab3*CR*CR
CAPoe_c = OUCCAP * CFc_c
C Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature and indoor suction (zone load weighted average of zone wet-
bulb temperature)
C correction on outdoor unit cooling capacity
TFc_c = b1 + b2*ZWBavg + b3*ZWBavg**2 + b4*ODB + b5*ODB**2
& + b6*ZWBavg*ODB
IF (TFc_c.LT.TFc_cMin) TFc_c = TFc_cMin
IF (TFc_c.GT.TFc_cMax) TFc_c = TFc_cMax
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CAPo_c = CAPoe_c * TFc_c
CAPop_c = CAPo_c * PFc_c
tmpQC = QCZ / CAPop_c

IF (tmpQC.LE.1) CAPpi_c = QCZ / PFc_c
IF (tmpQC.GT.1) CAPpi_c = CAPo_c
IF (tmpQC.GT.rLDUnmet) QCunmet = QCZ - CAPop_c
IF (tmpQC.GT.rLDUnmet) iQCunmet = iQCunmet + 1
C Calc supplemental cooling to outdoor unit in cooling mode. assumed fixed efficiency
CAuxElec = QCunmet * EIRstd /3413
C Part load factor of the outdoor unit

PLR = CAPpi_c / CAPo_c
PLRp = PLR * CFc_c
C Outdoor unit part load correction on outdoor unit power consumption

IF(PLRp.GE.PLROmin.AND.PLRp.LE.1)PLFc=ia1 + ia2*PLRp +ia3*PLRp**2
IF(PLRp.GT.1) PLFc = ib1 + ib2*PLRp + ib3*PLRp**2
C Cd is the degradation coefficient of the outdoor unit when it cycles

C due to operation below the minimum operating part load ratio
IF (PLRp.LT.PLROmin) PLFc = PLRp /(1 - PLRp*Cd)
C Outdoor air dry-bulb temperature and indoor suction (zone load weighted average of zone wet-
bulb temperature)
C correction on outdoor unit power consumption
TFp_c = g1 + g2*ZWBavg + g3*ZWBavg**2 + g4*ODB + g5*ODB**2
& + g6*ZWBavg*ODB
IF (TFp_c.LT.TFp_cMin) TFp_c = TFp_cMin
IF (TFp_c.GT.TFp_cMax) TFp_c = TFp_cMax
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C Outdoor unit part load correction on crankcase heater power consumption
PFch_c = j1 + j2*PLRp + j3*PLRp**2
IF(PFch_c.GT.1) PFch_c = 1
IF(PFch_c.LT.0) PFch_c = 0
C Calc the outdoor unit kW (including compressor and condenser fan). OUCLKW = Plo_c
OUCLKW = (OUCCAP/OUCCOP/3413)*PLFc*TFp_c + PLCH*PFch_c
C Cooling calculation procedures end here
200 CONTINUE
C Calc Auxiliary heating for HP VRF in cooling mode

IF (QHZ.EQ.0.OR.VRFOpMode.NE.1) GO TO 207
fPLR = -QHZ/TotHCAPZ
C Use DOE-2 default curves for furnace and boiler
C gas furnace
IF(HAuxType.EQ.1)fPLR_c=0.01861 + 1.094209*fPLR - 0.112819*fPLR**2
C hot water boiler
IF(HAuxType.EQ.3)fPLR_c=0.0826 + 0.996764*fPLR - 0.079361*fPLR**2
IF(HAuxType.NE.2) HAuxGas = TotHCAPZ / HAuxEff * fPLR_c

IF(HAuxType.EQ.2) HAuxElec = -QHZ/3413/HAuxEff
207 CONTINUE
C Calc system total cooling and heating kW
IF (VRFType.EQ.2) GO TO 119
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C Determine operation mode of the Heat Recovery VRF system
sngTmp = (CAPpi_c + OUCLKW * 3413) - CAPpi_h
IF (sngTmp.LT.0) GO TO 339
C Heat Recovery VRF system outdoor unit operates in cooling mode

COOLKW = BCPwr + OUCLKW + CAuxElec
OUHTKW = 0
Qout = QCZ
HrsClMode = HrsClMode + 1
C Count hours outside cooling operation range

tmpODB = (ODBmax - ODB)*(ODB - ODBmin)
tmpZWB = (ZWBmax - ZWBavg)*(ZWBavg - ZWBmin)
IF (tmpODB.LT.0.OR.tmpZWB.LT.0) iHRc = iHRc + 1
GO TO 229
339 CONTINUE
C Heat Recovery VRF system outdoor unit operates in heating mode
HEATKW = BCPwr + OUHTKW + HAuxElec
HEATFL = HAuxGas
OUCLKW = 0
Qout = QHZ
HrsHtMode = HrsHtMode + 1
C Count hours outside heating operation range

tmpOWB = (OWBmax - OWB)*(OWB - OWBmin)
tmpZDB = (ZDBmax - ZDBavg)*(ZDBavg - ZDBmin)
IF (tmpOWB.LT.0.OR.tmpZDB.LT.0) iHRh = iHRh + 1
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GO TO 229
119 CONTINUE
C Heat Pump VRF in cooling mode
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.1) COOLKW = OUCLKW + CAuxElec
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.1) HrsClMode = HrsClMode + 1
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.1)HEATKW = HAuxElec
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.1)HEATFL = HAuxGas
tmpC = 0
tmpODB = (ODBmax - ODB)*(ODB - ODBmin)
tmpZWB = (ZWBmax - ZWBavg)*(ZWBavg - ZWBmin)
IF (tmpODB.LT.0.OR.tmpZWB.LT.0) tmpC = 1
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.1.AND.tmpC.EQ.1) iHRc = iHRc + 1
C Heat Pump VRF in heating mode

IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.2) HEATKW = OUHTKW + HAuxElec
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.2) HEATFL = HAuxGas
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.2) HrsHtMode = HrsHtMode + 1
tmpH = 0
tmpOWB = (OWBmax - OWB)*(OWB - OWBmin)
tmpZDB = (ZDBmax - ZDBavg)*(ZDBavg - ZDBmin)
IF (tmpOWB.LT.0.OR.tmpZDB.LT.0) tmpH = 1
IF (VRFOpMode.EQ.2.AND.tmpH.EQ.1) iHRh = iHRh + 1
229 CONTINUE
C Sum annual cooling, heating, and zone fans kWh
SUMCLKWH = SUMCLKWH + COOLKW
SUMHTKWH = SUMHTKWH + HEATKW
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SUMZNFANKWH = SUMZNFANKWH + FANKW
SUMBCPWR = SUMBCPWR + BCPwr
SUMCAuxE = SUMCAuxE + CAuxElec
SUMHAuxE = SUMHAuxE + HAuxElec
C Convert fuel use from Btu to Therm

SUMHAuxF = SUMHAuxF + HAuxGas/100000
C Calc hours simultaneous zones cooling and heating

IF(QCZ.GT.0.AND.QHZ.LT.0)HrsClHt=HrsClHt+1
299 CONTINUE
C Print hourly variables
IF (Hlyrept.EQ.1) WRITE(51,301) MON,DAY,HR,ODB,OWB,OW,PATM,FON,
& FANKW,Qout,QCZ,QHZ,ZDBavg,ZWBavg,ZFANKW,COOLKW,OUCLKW,CAuxElec,
& HEATKW,OUHTKW,HEATFL,HAuxElec,HAuxGas,BCPwr,PFc_c,CFc_c,TFc_c,
& PLR,PLRp,PLFc,TFp_c,PFch_c,PLFh,PFc_h,CFc_h,TFc_h,TFp_h,PFch_h,
& DFco_h,QCunmet,QHunmet
301 FORMAT(3F5.0,2F6.1,F7.4,F7.2,F4.0,F9.2,3F10.0,2F6.1,10F10.2,
& 15F7.3,1X,2F10.0)
C Print this at the end of the simulation

ENDID = 0
IF (MON.EQ.12.AND.DAY.EQ.31.AND.HR.EQ.24) ENDID = 1
IF (ENDID.NE.1) GO TO 9000
IF (FLG.EQ.0) PRINT 2
2 FORMAT (/,' REPORT- SS-Z VRF System Performance',/,
& '-------------------------------------------------------------')
IF (FLG.EQ.0) FLG=1
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sysn0=ACCESS(NSP)
sysn1=ACCESS(NSP+1)
sysn2=ACCESS(NSP+2)
sysn3=ACCESS(NSP+3)
PRINT 3,sysn0,sysn1,sysn2,sysn3
3 FORMAT (/,' SYSTEM Name: ', 4A4)
IF (VRFType.EQ.1) PRINT 4
IF (VRFType.EQ.2) PRINT 5
IF (HAuxType.EQ.1) PRINT 31
4 FORMAT(' System Type: Heat Recovery VRF')
5 FORMAT(' System Type: Heat Pump VRF')
31 FORMAT(' Auxiliary Heating System Type: Gas Furnace')
32 FORMAT(' Auxiliary Heating System Type: Electric Heater')
33 FORMAT(' Auxiliary Heating System Type: Boiler')
PRINT 34,HEff*100
34 FORMAT(' Auxiliary Heating System Efficiency: ',F5.1,'%')
PRINT 6, TotCCAPZ,TotHCAPZ,CR,OUCCAP,OUCCOP,OUHCAP,OUHCOP,
& PEL,LD,PEAKCLD,ABS(PEAKHLD),SUMCLKWH,SUMHTKWH,SUMZNFANKWH,
& SUMBCPWR,SUMCAuxE,SUMHAuxE,SUMHAuxF
6 FORMAT (/' Total Zones Design Cooling Capacity Btu/h = ',F10.0,
& ' Total Zones Design Heating Capacity Btu/h = ',F10.0,
& ' Combination Ratio = ',F5.2/
& ' Outdoor Unit Cooling Capacity Btu/h = ',F10.0,
& ' Cooling COP = ',F5.2/
& ' Outdoor Unit Heating Capacity Btu/h = ',F10.0,
& ' Heating COP = ',F5.2/
& ' Piping Equivalent Length = ',F6.0,' Level Difference = ',F6.0/
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& ' Total Zones Peak Cooling Load Btu/h =',F8.0,
& ' Total Zones Peak Heating Load Btu/h =',F8.0,/
& ' Annual cooling kWh = ',F12.0,' Annual heating kWh = ',F12.0,/
& ' Annual zone fans kWh = ',F10.0,
& ' Annual branch controllers kWh = ',F14.0/
& ' Annual Auxiliary cooling kWh = ',F12.0,
& ' Annual Auxiliary heating kWh = ',F12.0,
& ' Annual Auxiliary heating Therm = ',F8.1)
PRINT 38, HrsClMode,HrsHtMode,HrsClHt
38 FORMAT (' Annual hours outdoor unit in cooling mode = ',F5.0,
& ' Annual hours outdoor unit in heating mode = ',F5.0,
& ' Annual hours simultaneous zones cooling and heating = ',F5.0/)
IF (iPEL.EQ.1) PRINT 7, PELmax

IF (iLD.EQ.1) PRINT 8, LDmax
IF (iCR.EQ.1) PRINT 9, CRmax
IF (iHRc.GT.0) PRINT 10, iHRc
IF (iHRh.GT.0) PRINT 11, iHRh
IF (iQCunmet.GT.0) PRINT 12, iQCunmet
IF (iQHunmet.GT.0) PRINT 13, iQHunmet
IF (iIQCunmet.GT.0) PRINT 14, iIQCunmet
IF (iIQHunmet.GT.0) PRINT 15, iIQHunmet
7 FORMAT(' Warning: Piping equivalent length is capped at maximum ',

&F5.0)
8 FORMAT(' Warning: Level difference is capped at maximum ', F5.0)
9 FORMAT(' Warning: Combination ratio is capped at maximum ', F5.2)
10 FORMAT(' Warning: Hours outside cooling operation range = ', F5.0)
11 FORMAT(' Warning: Hours outside heating operation range = ', F5.0)
12 FORMAT(' Warning: Hours outdoor unit cooling load unmet = ', F5.0)
13 FORMAT(' Warning: Hours outdoor unit heating load unmet = ', F5.0)
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14 FORMAT(' Warning: Hours indoor units cooling load unmet = ', F5.0)
15 FORMAT(' Warning: Hours indoor units heating load unmet = ', F5.0)
PRINT 20
20 FORMAT(/)
9000 CONTINUE
END
END-FUNCTION ..
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Function VRF Performance Curves Section for Daikin Air-Cooled VRV
FUNCTION NAME = VRF ..
$ Daikin generic air-cooled VRF System Performance Curves

ASSIGN
PELMin = 25 $ Minimum piping length in feet. rated condition
PELMax = 620 $ Maximum piping length in feet
LDmin = 0 $ Minimum level difference in feet. rated condition
LDmax = 164 $ Maximum level difference in feet if indoor units are lower than outdoor
unit. 130 ft if indoor units are higher
PLROmin = 0.14 $ Minimum part load ratio before outdoor unit cycles
PLRImin = 0.50 $ Minimum part load ratio before indoor unit cycles
Cd = 0.25 $ Coefficient of degradation when outdoor unit cycles
BCSC = 0.019 $ Branch controller power kW per zone in cooling. only for heat
recovery type VRF
BCSH = 0.019 $ Branch controller power kW per zone in heating. only for heat
recovery type VRF
PLCH = 0.066 $ Crankcase heater rated kW
CRmin = 0.5 $ Minimum combination ratio
CRmax = 1.3 $ Maximum combination ratio
$ Boundary of temperature corrections for cooling capacity and power

TFc_cMax = 1.328 $ Maximum TFc_c (temperature correction on cooling capacity)
TFc_cMin = 0.01 $ Minimum TFc_c (temperature correction on cooling capacity)
TFp_cMax = 1.129 $ Maximum TFp_c (temperature correction on cooling power)
TFp_cMin = 0.0 $ Minimum TFp_c (temperature correction on cooling power)
$ Boundary of temperature corrections for heating capacity and power
TFc_hMax = 1.507 $ Maximum TFc_h (temperature correction on heating capacity)
TFc_hMin = 0.01 $ Minimum TFc_h (temperature correction on heating capacity)
TFp_hMax = 1.302 $ Maximum TFp_h (temperature correction on heating power)
TFp_hMin = 0.0 $ Minimum TFp_h (temperature correction on heating power)
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$ Cooling operation temperature ranges
ZWBmin = 58 $ Minimum indoor suction temperature F
ZWBmax = 78 $ Maximum indoor suction temperature F
ODBmin = 23 $ Minimum outdoor dry-bulb temperature F
ODBmax = 110 $ Maximum outdoor dry-bulb temperature F
$ Heating operation temperature ranges

ZDBmin = 59
ZDBmax = 80
OWBmin = 0
OWBmax = 60
$ Cooling curves
$ Combination Ratio Correction for outdoor unit cooling capacity CFc_c if CR <= 100%
aa1 = 0 $ constant
aa2 = 1 $ CR
aa3 = 0 $ CR**2
$ Combination Ratio Correction for outdoor unit cooling capacity CFc_c if CR > 100%
ab1 = 0.66 $ constant
ab2 = 0.46 $ CR
ab3 = -0.13 $ CR**2
$ Temperature Correction for outdoor unit cooling capacity TFc_c

b1 = -6.2 $ constant
b2 = 0.168 $ ZWB
b3 = -8.96E-4 $ ZWB**2
b4 = 0.02 $ ODB
b5 = -2.08E-5 $ ODB**2
b6 = -2.76E-4 $ ZWB * ODB
$ Temperature Correction for indoor unit cooling capacity TFic_c
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c1 = -6.2
c2 = 0.168
c3 = -8.96E-4
c4 = 0.02
c5 = -2.08E-5
c6 = -2.76E-4
$ Piping length correction for outdoor unit cooling capacity PFc_c, must be <= 1
f1 = 1.02 $ constant
f2 = -7.0E-4 $ PEL
f3 = 4.0E-7 $ PEL*PEL
f4 = -5.0E-5 $ LD
f5 = 0 $ CR
f6 = 0 $ CR*CR
f7 = 0 $ CR * PEL
$ Temperature correction for outdoor unit cooling power TFp_c

g1 = -4.67 $ constant
g2 = 0.15 $ ZWB
g3 = -0.00106 $ ZWB**2
g4 = -0.0196 $ ODB
g5 = 1.05E-4 $ ODB**2
g6 = 1.85E-4 $ ZWB*ODB
$ Part load characteristic of outdoor unit cooling power PLFc if PLR <= 100%
ia1 = 0.32 $ constant
ia2 = -0.258 $ PLR
ia3 = 0.94 $ PLR**2
$ Part load characteristic of outdoor unit cooling power PLFc if PLR > 100%
ib1 = 0.93 $ constant
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ib2 = 0.07 $ PLR
ib3 = 0.0 $ PLR**2
$ Part load characteristic of crankcase heater for outdoor unit cooling power PFch_c
j1 = 1 $ constant
j2 = -1.72 $ PLRp
j3 = 0.7 $ PLRp**2
$ Heating curves
$ Combination Ratio Correction for outdoor unit heating capacity CFc_h if CR <= 100%
ka1 = 0
ka2 = 1
ka3 = 0
$ Combination Ratio Correction for outdoor unit heating capacity CFc_h if CR > 100%
kb1 = -1.94
kb2 = 4.56
kb3 = -1.63
$ Temperature Correction for outdoor unit heating capacity TFc_h

l1 = -0.175 $ constant
l2 = 0.0225 $ ZDB
l3 = -1.44E-4 $ ZDB**2
l4 = 4.1E-2 $ OWB
l5 = -1.12E-4 $ OWB**2
l6 = -4.15E-4 $ ZDB*OWB
$ Temperature Correction for indoor unit heating capacity TFic_h

m1 = -0.175
m2 = 0.0225
m3 = -1.44E-4
m4 = 4.1E-2
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m5 = -1.12E-4
m6 = -4.15E-4
$ Piping length correction for outdoor unit heating capacity PFc_h, must be <= 1
p1 = 1.44 $ constant
p2 = -0.0026 $ PEL
p3 = 2.0E-6 $ PEL**2
p4 = 0.0 $ LD
$ Defrosting correction for outdoor unit heating capacity DFco_h, must be <= 1
q1 = 1.53 $ constant
q2 = -0.0437 $ OWB
q3 = 0.0007 $ OWB**2
q4 = 0 $ OWB**3
$ Temperature correction for outdoor unit heating power TFp_h

r1 = -1.15 $ constant
r2 = 0.0505 $ ZDB
r3 = -2.6E-4 $ ZDB**2
r4 = 0.0621 $ OWB
r5 = -3.29E-4 $ OWB**2
r6 = -7.09E-4 $ ZDB*OWB
$ Part load characteristic of outdoor unit heating power PLFh if PLR <= 100%
ta1 = 0.082
ta2 = 0.622
ta3 = 0.29
$ Part load characteristic of outdoor unit heating power PLFh if PLR > 100%
tb1 = -2.65
tb2 = 5.72
tb3 = -2.08
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$ Part load characteristic of crankcase heater for outdoor unit heating power PFch_h
u1 = 1
u2 = -1.72
u3 = 0.7
..
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Function VRF Performance Curves Section for Mitsubishi Air-Cooled VRFZ
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Function SAVEQZN Section
$FUNCTION NAME = SAVEQZN ..
ASSIGN
FON=FON $ FAN STATUS, 0=OFF, 1=ON
ZP1=ZP1 $ Pointer to a zone
ZQC=ZQC $ Zone cooling load
ZQH=ZQH $ Zone heating load
WM=WM $ Mixed air humidity ratio
TM=TM $ Mixed air temperature F
PATM=PATM $ Outdoor atmospheric press (in-Hg)
TAVE=TAVE $ Current hour zone average temp. F
ZKWCBT=ZKWCBT $ Zone cooling kWh
ZKWHBT=ZKWHBT $ Zone heating kWh
ZFANKW=ZFANKW $ Zone fan kWh
FH=FH $ Hot air flow rate (CFM)
FC=FC $ Cold air flow rate (CFM)
..
CALCULATE ..
C Save zone hourly load
QZ = ZQC
IF (ZQC.EQ.0) QZ = ZQH
IF (FON.EQ.0) QZ = 0
QZ = STORE(QZ, ZP1+272)
C Save zone mixed air temp and humidity

WBM = WBFS(TM,WM,PATM)
WBM = STORE(WBM, ZP1+273)
TM = STORE(TM, ZP1+274)
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C Calc and save zone fan kWh
ZP2 = IACCESS(ZP1)
ZCFMKW=ACCESS(ZP2+60)
ZFANKW=(FH+FC)*ZCFMKW
IF (FON.EQ.0) ZFANKW = 0
ZFANKW=STORE(ZFANKW, ZP1+87)
C Reset zone cooling and heating to zero
ZKWCBT = 0
ZKWHBT = 0
END
END-FUNCTION ..
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Appendix B – Daikin Sensitivity -Analysis
Introduction
The sensitivity analysis shows credits that a Daikin VRV system can get for compliance with Title 24-
2008.
A 2,250 square feet mixed use building is selected for the sensitivity analysis. This is test C11A10
from the ACM Manual. EnergyPro version 4.4 is used to calculate the TDV Energy of a Proposed
Design using a Daikin VRV system with outdoor unit of REYQ96 and various indoor units for both
space cooling and heating needs via the Title 24-2008 Standard Design.
Building Description
This prototype (prototype A from the ACM Manual) is a one-story building measuring 30 ft by 75 ft
and is 12 ft high. Glass exists in a continuous band around the entire building perimeter with the sill
2.5 feet above the floor. The building has a single thermal zone.
Roof: JAIV: 02-A5 – Wood Framed Rafter w/CRRC-1 Certified Roof
Walls: JAIV: 11-A2 – R-11 Metal framed

JAIV: 13-B2 + IV19-F7 – Solid Unit Masonry with Added Exterior Insulation
Glazing: North – U-Factor = 0.47, SHGC = 0.51

Non-North – SHGC = U-Factor = 0.47, SHGC = 0.36
Floor: JAIV: 21-A2 – R-11 Raised Floor
HVAC System Description

The outdoor unit REYQ96MTJU has a rated cooling capacity of 96 kBtu/h and a rated heating
capacity of 108 kBtu/h.
Climate Zones
All sixteen California climate zones are used in this sensitivity analysis.
Simulation Runs
A Proposed Design has been created using EnergyPro for each climate zone with building envelope,
lighting, and DHW minimally compliant with the prescriptive requirements of Title 24-2008, and using
a Daikin VRV system with outdoor unit REYQ96 and multiple indoor units. All sixteen proposed
designs are run with EnergyPro to demonstrate the TDV energy savings of Daikin VRV Proposed
Designs compared with the Title 24-2008 Standard Designs (results listed in Table 1)
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Results-
Table 1 – Annual TDV Energy Savings of Daikin VRV Proposed Design vs Title 24-2008 Standard Design
TDV Total (kBtu/ft²) Annual kWh Annual Therms
Climate T24-2008 VRF % Savings T24-2008 VRF % Savings T24-2008 VRF % Savings
Zone
1 249.84 189.72 24% 23640 21412 9% 517 0 100%
2 285.32 206.89 27% 26722 22890 14% 452 0 100%
3 227.93 185.65 19% 22974 20770 10% 268 0 100%
4 258.12 201.23 22% 25330 22187 12% 305 0 100%
5 231.41 186.78 19% 23597 20791 12% 229 0 100%
6 251.53 212.67 15% 23703 21025 11% 109 0 100%
7 217.5 176.97 19% 24505 21266 13% 104 0 100%
8 286.28 223.72 22% 26326 21801 17% 78 0 100%
9 295.73 226.91 23% 26973 21917 19% 162 0 100%
10 315.97 231.37 27% 28392 22339 21% 199 0 100%
11 310.86 223.35 28% 28232 24357 14% 494 0 100%
12 296.71 211.65 29% 27719 22998 17% 445 0 100%
13 307.41 219.27 29% 29806 24043 19% 364 0 100%
14 353.67 250.11 29% 30152 24476 19% 417 0 100%
15 380.3 267.44 30% 34426 25193 27% 143 0 100%
16 288.21 271.88 6% 24473 32209 -32% 736 0 100%
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Appendix C – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit RXYMQ48MVJU
Performance Data
Outdoor Unit Cooling Capacity and Power Input
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Outdoor Unit Heating Capacity and Power Input
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Appendix D – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit REYQ96MTJU
Performance Data
Outdoor Unit Cooling Capacity and Power Input
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Outdoor Unit Heating Capacity and Power Input
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Appendix E – Daikin Air-Cooled VRV Generic Performance
Curve Data
Model (Generic Daikin VRV) RXYQ96PTJU
Frequency of Power Supply Hz 60
Piping Length Rated Equivalent Piping Length ft 25
Maximum Equivalent Piping Length ft 620
Level Difference Rated Level Difference ft 0
Level Difference (Indoor Lower) ft 164
Level Difference (Indoor Higher) ft 130
Rated Combination INDEX 96
Rated Power Input of Crankcase Heater kW 0.066
Minimum PLR for Outdoor Unit % 14
Minimum PLR for indor Units % 50
Cooling Capacity Rated - Btu/h 96,000
Power Input Rated - kW 9.10
(EER) Rated - 10.55
Operation Indoor Minimum - FWB 58
Range Indoor Maxmum - FWB 78
Outdoor Minimum - FDB 23
Outdoor Maxmum - FDB 110
Capacity Combination Ratio Correction Constant aa1 0.0000
Characteristic CFc-cj for <=100% 1st order aa2 0.0100
2nd order aa3 0.0000
Combination Ratio Correction Constant ab1 0.66
CFc-cj for >100% 1st order ab2 0.0046
2nd order ab3 -0.000013
Temperature Correction Constant b1 -6.20E+00
for Outdoor Unit In 1st b2 1.68E-01
TFc-cj In 2nd b3 -8.96E-04
Out 1st b4 2.00E-02
Out 2nd b5 -2.08E-05
In * Out b6 -2.76E-04
TFc-cmin 0
TFc-cmax 1.328
Temperature Correction Constant c1 -6.20E+00
for Indoor Unit In 1st c2 1.68E-01
TFic-cj In 2nd c3 -8.96E-04
Out 1st c4 2.00E-02
Out 2nd c5 -2.08E-05
In * Out c6 -2.76E-04
Piping Correction (Length) Constant f1 1.02
PFc-cj 1st order f2 -7.00E-04
*does not exceed 1.0 2nd order f3 4.00E-07
Level Diff. f4 -5.00E-05
CR f5 0
CR*CR f6 0
CR*PEL f7 0
Power Input Temperature Correction Constant g1 -4.67E+00
Characteristic TFp-cj In 1st g2 1.50E-01
In 2nd g3 -1.06E-03
Out 1st g4 -1.96E-02
Out 2nd g5 1.05E-04
In * Out g6 1.85E-04
TFp-cmin 0
TFp-cmax 1.129
Part Load Characteristic Constant ia1 0.320
PLFcj for =<100% 1st order ia2 -0.00258
2nd order ia3 0.000094
Part Load Characteristic Constant ib1 0.93
PLFcj for >100% 1st order ib2 0.0007
2nd order ib3 0.000000
Part Load Characteristic Constant j1 1.00
of Crankcase Heater 1st order j2 -0.0172
PFch-cj 2nd order j3 7.00E-05
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Heating Capacity Rated - Btu/h 108,000
Power Input Rated - kW 9.60
(COP) Rated - 3.30
Operation Indoor Minimum - FDB 59
Range Indoor Maxmum - FDB 80
Outdoor Minimum - FWB 0
Outdoor Maxmum - FWB 60
Capacity Combination Ratio Correction Constant ka1 0.00
Characteristic CFc-hj for <=100% 1st order ka2 0.0100
2nd order ka3 0.00
Combination Ratio Correction Constant kb1 -1.94
CFc-hj for >100% 1st order kb2 0.0456
2nd order kb3 -0.000163
Temperature Correction Constant l1 -1.75E-01
for Outdoor Unit In 1st l2 2.25E-02
TFc-hj In 2nd l3 -1.44E-04
Out 1st l4 4.10E-02
Out 2nd l5 -1.12E-04
In * Out l6 -4.15E-04
TFc-hmin 0
TFc-hmax 1.507
Temperature Correction Constant m1 -1.75E-01
for Indoor Unit In 1st m2 2.25E-02
TFic-hj In 2nd m3 -1.44E-04
Out 1st m4 4.10E-02
Out 2nd m5 -1.12E-04
In * Out m6 -4.15E-04
Piping Correction (Length) Constant p1 1.44
PFc-hj 1st order p2 -0.00260
*does not exceed 1.0 2nd order p3 2.00E-06
Level Diff. p4 0.00
Defrosting Correction Constant q1 1.53
for Outdoor Unit 1st order q2 -0.0437
2nd order q3 7.00E-04
DFco-hj *does not exceed 1.0 3rd order q4 0.00
Power Input Temperature Correction Constant r1 -1.15E+00
Characteristic TFp-hj In 1st r2 5.05E-02
In 2nd r3 -2.60E-04
Out 1st r4 6.21E-02
Out 2nd r5 -3.29E-04
In * Out r6 -7.09E-04
TFp-hmin 0
TFp-hmax 1.302
Part Load Characteristic Constant ta1 0.082
PLFhj for =<100% 1st order ta2 0.00622
2nd order ta3 2.90E-05
Part Load Characteristic Constant tb1 -2.65
PLFhj for >100% 1st order tb2 0.0572
2nd order tb3 -2.08E-04
Part Load Characteristic Constant u1 1.00
of Crankcase Heater 1st order u2 -0.0172
PFch-hj 2nd order u3 7.00E-05
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Appendix F – Daikin Indoor Unit Guide Specification
FXFQ INDOOR UNIT – CEILING CASSETTE UNIT
A. General: The Daikin indoor unit model FXFQ shall be a ceiling cassette fan coil
unit, operable with R410A refrigerant, equipped with an electronic expansion
valve, for installation into the ceiling cavity equipped with an air panel grille. It
shall be available from 12,000 Btu/h to 36,000 Btu/h. Model numbers are
FXFQ12MVJU, FXFQ18MVJU, FXFQ24MVJU, FXFQ30MVJU, FXFQ36MVJU to
be connected to outdoor unit model RXYQ / RXYMQ heat pump and REYQ heat
recovery model. It shall be a four-way air distribution type, ivory white, impact
resistant, and washable decoration panel. The supply air is distributed via
motorized louvers which can be horizontally and vertically adjusted from 0° to 90°.
Computerized PID control shall be used to maintain room temperature within 1°F.
Equipped with a programmed drying mechanism that dehumidifies while inhibiting
changes in room temperature when used with Daikin remote control BRC1C71
and BRC2A71. The indoor units sound pressure shall range from 28 dB(A) to 33
dB(A) at low speed measured at 5 feet below the unit.
B. Performance: Each unit’s performance is based on nominal operating conditions:
C. Indoor Unit:
1. The Daikin indoor unit FXFQ shall be completely factory assembled and
tested. Included in the unit is factory wiring, piping, electronic proportional
Model Number Cooling Heating
(Indoor 80°F DB / 67°F WB, (Indoor 47°F DB / 43°F WB,
Outdoor 95°F DB, 25 ft pipe length) Outdoor 70°F DB, 25 ft pipe
length)
FXFQ12MVJU 12,000 13,500
FXFQ18MVJU 18,000 20,000
FXFQ24MVJU 24,000 27,000
FXFQ30MVJU 30,000 34,000
FXFQ36MVJU 36,000 40,000
expansion valve, control circuit board, fan motor thermal protector, flare
connections, condensate drain pan, condensate drain pump, self-diagnostics,
auto-restart function, 3-minute fused time delay, and test run switch.
2. Indoor unit and refrigerant pipes will be charged with dehydrated air prior to
shipment from the factory.
3. Both refrigerant lines shall be insulated from the outdoor unit.
4. The 4-way supply air flow can be field modified to 3-way and 2-way airflow to
accommodate various installation configurations including corner installations.
5. Return air shall be through the concentric panel, which includes a resin net
mold resistant filter.
6. The indoor units shall be equipped with a condensate pan and condensate
pump. The condensate pump provides up to 21” of lift.
7. The indoor units shall be equipped with a return air thermistor.
8. The indoor unit will be separately powered with 208~230V/1-phase/60Hz.
9. The voltage range will be 253 volts maximum and 187 volts minimum.
D. Unit Cabinet:
1. The cabinet shall be space saving and shall be located into the ceiling.
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2. Three auto-swing positions shall be available to choose, which include
standard, draft prevention and ceiling stain prevention.
3. The airflow of the unit shall have the ability to shut down one or two sides
allowing for simpler corner installation.
4. Fresh air intake shall be possible by way of Daikin’s optional fresh intake kit.
5. A branch duct knockout shall exist for branch ducting supply air.
6. The cabinet shall be constructed with sound absorbing foamed polystyrene
and polyethylene insulation.
7. Optional high efficiency air filters are available for each model unit.
E. Fan:
1. The fan shall be direct-drive turbo fan type with statically and dynamically
balanced impeller with high and low fan speeds available.
2. The fan motor shall operate on 208/230 volts, 1 phase, 60 hertz with a motor
output range from 0.06 to 0.12 HP.
3. The air flow rate shall be available in high and low settings.
4. The fan motor shall be thermally protected.
F. Filter:
1. The return air shall be filtered by means of a washable long-life filter with
mildew proof resin.
G. Coil:
1. Coils shall be of the direct expansion type constructed from copper tubes
expanded into aluminum fins to form a mechanical bond.
2. The coil shall be of a waffle louver fin and high heat exchange, rifled bore tube
design to ensure highly efficient performance.
3. The coil shall be a 2 row cross fin copper evaporator coil with 17 FPI design
completely factory tested.
4. The refrigerant connections shall be flare connections and the condensate will
be 1 -1/4 inch outside diameter PVC.
5. A condensate pan shall be located under the coil.
6. A condensate pump with a 21 inch lift shall be located below the coil in the
condensate pan with a built in safety alarm.
7. A thermistor will be located on the liquid and gas line.
H. Electrical:
1. A separate power supply will be required of 208/230 volts, 1 phase, 60 hertz.
The acceptable voltage range shall be 187 to 253 volts.
2. Transmission (control) wiring between the indoor and outdoor unit shall be a
maximum of 3,280 feet (total 6,560 feet).
3. Transmission (control) wiring between the indoor and remote controller shall
be a maximum distance of 1,640 feet.
I. Control:
1. The unit shall have controls provided by Daikin to perform input functions
necessary to operate the system.
2. The unit shall be compatible with interfacing with connection to LonWorks
networks or interfacing with connection to BMS system. Consult with Daikin
prior to applying controls.
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J. Accessories Available:
1. A high efficiency air filter, 65% efficiency.
3. An air filter rack (which is necessary when installing high efficiency filters supplied
by Daikin).
4. Fresh air intake and supply air duct connections.
5. Remote “in-room” sensor kit (KRCS01-1).
i. The Daikin wall mounted, hard wired remote sensor kit is recommended
for ceiling-embedded type fan coils, which often result in a difference
between set temperature and actual temperature. The sensor for
detecting the temperature can be placed away from the indoor unit
(branch wiring is included in the kit.).
FXSQ INDOOR UNIT – CEILING CONCEALED DUCTED UNIT

A. General: Daikin indoor unit model FXSQ shall be a built-in ceiling concealed fan
coil unit, operable with R410A refrigerant, equipped with an electronic expansion
valve, for installation into the ceiling cavity. The unit shall be constructed of a
galvanized steel casing. It shall be available from 12,000 Btu/h to 48,000 Btu/h
capacities. Model numbers are FXSQ12MVJU, FXSQ18MVJU, FXSQ24MVJU,
FXSQ30MVJU, FXSQ36MVJU and FXSQ48MVJU to be connected to outdoor unit
model RXYQ / RXYMQ heat pump and REYQ heat recovery model. It shall be a
horizontal discharge air with horizontal return air or bottom return air configuration.
All models feature a low height (11-7/8") making them applicable to ceiling pockets
that tend to be shallow. Computerized PID control shall be used to maintain room
temperature within 1°F. The unit shall be equipped with a programmed drying
mechanism that dehumidifies while inhibiting changes in room temperature when
used with Daikin remote control BRC1C71 and BRC2A71. Included as standard
equipment, a long-life filter that is mold resistant and a condensate drain pan and
drain pump kit that pumps to 9-13/16" from the drain pipe opening. The indoor
units sound pressure shall range from 35 dB(A) to 43 dB(A) at low speed 5 feet
below the suction grille.
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length)
FXSQ12MVJU 12,000 13,500

FXSQ18MVJU 18,000 20,000
FXSQ24MVJU 24,000 27,000
FXSQ30MVJU 30,000 34,000
FXSQ36MVJU 36,000 40,000
FXSQ48MVJU 48,000 54,000
C. Indoor Unit:
1. The Daikin indoor unit FXSQ shall be completely factory assembled and
auto-restart function, 3-minute fused time delay, and test run switch. The unit
shall have an adjustable external static pressure switch.
4. Return air shall be through a net mold resistant filter.
pump. The condensate pump provides up to 9-13/16” of lift.
9. Switch box shall be reached from the side or bottom for ease of service and
maintenance.
D. Unit Cabinet:
1. The cabinet shall be located into the ceiling and ducted to the supply and
return openings.
E. Fan:
1. The fan shall be direct-drive Sirocco type fan, statically and dynamically
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F. Filter:
mildew proof resin.
G. Coil:
3. The coil shall be a 3 row cross fin copper evaporator coil with 14 FPI design
6. A condensate pump with a 9-13/16” lift shall be located below the coil in the
H. Electrical:
I. Control:
1. Remote “in-room” sensor kit KRCS01-1 (recommended).
i. The Daikin wall mounted, hard wired remote sensor kit is recommended
for ceiling-embedded type fan coils, which often result in a difference
between set temperature and actual temperature. The sensor for
detecting the temperature can be placed away from the indoor unit
(branch wiring is included in the kit.).
4. Suction panel and air suction canvas.
FXMQ INDOOR UNIT – CEILING CONCEALED DUCTED UNIT

A. General: Daikin indoor unit FXMQ shall be a built-in ceiling concealed fan coil
unit, operable with refrigerant R410A, equipped with an electronic expansion
valve, for installation into the ceiling cavity. It is constructed of a galvanized steel
casing. It shall be available from 30,000 Btu/h to 48,000 Btu/h capacities. Model
numbers are FXMQ30MVJU, FXMQ36MVJU and FXMQ48MVJU to be connected
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to outdoor unit model RXYQ / RXYMQ heat pump and REYQ heat recovery
model. It shall be a horizontal discharge air with horizontal return air configuration.
All models feature a low height (15-3/8") cabinet making them applicable to ceiling
pockets that tend to be shallow. Computerized PID control shall be used to
maintain room temperature within 1°F. The unit shall be equipped with a
programmed drying mechanism that dehumidifies while inhibiting changes in room
temperature when used with Daikin remote control BRC1C71 and BRC2A71. The
indoor units sound pressure shall range from 41 dB(A) to 45 dB(A) at low speed
measured 5 feet below the ducted unit.
B. Performance: Each unit’s performance is based on nominal operating conditions.
C. Indoor Unit:
1. The Daikin indoor unit FXMQ shall be completely factory assembled and
connections, self-diagnostics, auto-restart function, 3-minute fused time delay,
and test run switch. The unit shall have an adjustable external static pressure
switch.
D. Unit Cabinet:
return openings.
E. Fan:

length)
FXMQ30MVJU 30,000 34,000

FXMQ36MVJU 36,000 40,000
FXMQ48MVJU 48,000 54,000

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F. Coil:
3. The coil shall be a 3 row cross fin copper evaporator coil with 13 fpi design
be 1-1/4 inch outside diameter PVC.
G. Electrical:
H. Control:
I. Accessories Available:
i. The Daikin wall mounted, hard wired remote sensor kit is recommended for
ceiling-embedded type fan coils, which often result in a difference between
set temperature and actual temperature. The sensor for detecting the
temperature can be placed away from the indoor unit (branch wiring is
included in the kit.).
4. A condensate pump.
FXAQ INDOOR UNIT – WALL MOUNTED UNIT

A. General: Daikin indoor unit FXAQ shall be a wall mounted fan coil unit, operable
with refrigerant R410A, equipped with an electronic expansion valve, for
installation onto a wall within a conditioned space. This compact design with
finished white casing shall be available from 7,500 Btu/h to 24,000 Btu/h
capacities. Model numbers are FXAQ07MVJU, FXAQ09MVJU, FXAQ12MVJU,
FXAQ18MVJU and FXAQ24MVJU to be connected to outdoor unit model RXYQ /
RXYMQ heat pump and REYQ heat recovery model. Computerized PID control
shall be used to maintain room temperature within 1°F. The unit shall be
equipped with a programmed drying mechanism that dehumidifies while inhibiting
changes in room temperature when used with Daikin remote control BRC1D71
and BRC2A71. A mildew-proof, polystyrene air filter and condensate drain pan
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shall be included as standard equipment. The indoor units sound pressure shall


length)
FXAQ07MVJU 7,500 8,500

FXAQ09MVJU 9,500 10,500
FXAQ12MVJU 12,000 13,500
FXAQ18MVJU 18,000 20,000
FXAQ24MVJU 24,000 27,000
range from 32 dB(A) to 35 dB(A) at low speed measured at 3.3 feet below and
from the unit.
C. Indoor Unit:
1. The Daikin indoor unit FXAQ shall be completely factory assembled and
connections, condensate drain pan, self-diagnostics, auto-restart function, 3-
minute fused time delay, and test run switch. The unit shall have an auto-swing
louver which ensures efficient air distribution, which closes automatically when the
unit stops. The remote controller shall be able to set five (5) steps of discharge
angle. The front grille shall be easily removed for washing. The discharge angle
shall automatically set at the same angle as the previous operation upon restart.
The drain pipe can be fitted to from either left or right sides.
4. Return air shall be through a resin net mold resistant filter.
5. The indoor units shall be equipped with a condensate pan.
D. Unit Cabinet:
1. The cabinet shall be affixed to a factory supplied wall mounting template and
located in the conditioned space.
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E. Fan:
1. The fan shall be a direct-drive cross-flow fan, statically and dynamically
output range 0.054 to 0.058 HP.
F. Coil:
be 1-1/4 inch outside diameter PVC.
6. A condensate pan shall be located in the unit.
G. Electrical:
H. Control:
I. Accessories Available:
1. Remote “in-room” sensor kit KRCS01-1.
FXLQ INDOOR UNIT – FLOOR CONSOLE UNIT

A. General: Daikin indoor unit FXLQ shall be a floor or wall mounted console fan
coil unit, operable with refrigerant R410A, equipped with an electronic expansion
valve, for installation within a conditioned space. It shall have a top discharge air
grill and filtered bottom return air. This compact design with finished ivory white
casing shall be available from 12,000 Btu/h to 24,000 Btu/h capacities. Model
numbers are FXLQ12MVJU, FXLQ18MVJU and FXLQ24MVJU to be connected to
outdoor unit model RXYQ / RXYMQ heat pump and REYQ heat recovery model.
The cabinets can be mounted on the floor with refrigerant and condensate lines
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directed downward or affixed to the wall with horizontal refrigerant and condensate
knockouts. Computerized PID control shall be used to maintain room temperature
within 1°F. The unit shall be equipped with a programmed drying mechanism that
dehumidifies while inhibiting changes in room temperature when used with Daikin
remote control BRC1C71 and BRC2A71. A mold-resistant, resin net air filter shall
be included as standard equipment. The indoor units sound pressure shall range
from 35 dB(A) to 40 dB(A) at high speed measured at 5 feet away and 5 feet high.


length)
FXLQ12MVJU 12,000 13,500

FXLQ18MVJU 18,000 20,000
FXLQ24MVJU 24,000 27,000
C. Indoor Unit:
1. The Daikin indoor unit FXLQ shall be completely factory assembled and
and test run switch. The unit shall have an auto-swing louver which ensures
efficient air distribution, which closes automatically when the unit stops.
5. Condensate draining shall be made via gravity or external condensate pump.
D. Unit Cabinet:
2. The cabinet shall be constructed with sound absorbing fiberglass urethane
foam insulation.
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3. Maintenance access shall be a minimum of ¾ inch in the rear, 4 inches on the
right and left sides.
E. Fan:
1. The fan shall be a direct-drive Sirocco type fan, statically and dynamically
E. Filter:
mildew proof resin.
G. Coil:
be 27/32 inch outside diameter PVC.
H. Electrical:
I. Control:
FXNQ INDOOR UNIT – FLOOR CONSOLE CONCEALED UNIT

A. General: Daikin indoor unit FXNQ shall be a floor or wall mounted console fan coil
unit, operable with refrigerant R410A, equipped with an electronic expansion
valve, for installation within a conditioned space. It shall have a top discharge air
grill and filtered bottom return air. This compact design unfinished casing shall be
available from 12,000 Btu/h to 24,000 Btu/h capacities. Model numbers are
FXNQ12MVJU, FXNQ18MVJU and FXNQ24MVJU to be connected to outdoor
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unit model RXYQ / RXYMQ heat pump and REYQ heat recovery model. The
cabinets can be mounted on the floor with refrigerant and condensate lines
directed downward or affixed to the wall with horizontal refrigerant and condensate
knockouts. Computerized PID control shall be used to maintain room temperature
within 1°F. The unit shall be equipped with a programmed drying mechanism that
dehumidifies while inhibiting changes in room temperature when used with Daikin
remote control BRC1C71 and BRC2A71. A mold-resistant, resin net air filter shall
be included as standard equipment. The indoor units sound pressure shall range
from 35 dB(A) to 40 dB(A) at high speed measured at 5 feet away and 5 feet high.
C. Indoor Unit:
1. The Daikin indoor unit FXNQ shall be completely factory assembled and
and test run switch. The unit shall have an auto-swing louver which ensures
efficient air distribution, which closes automatically when the unit stops.
5. Condensate draining shall be made via gravity or external condensate pump.
D. Unit Cabinet:

length)
FXNQ12MVJU 12,000 13,500
FXNQ18MVJU 18,000 20,000
FXNQ24MVJU 24,000 27,000

2. The cabinet shall be constructed with sound absorbing fiberglass urethane
foam insulation.
3. Maintenance access shall be a minimum of ¾ inch in the rear, 4 inches on the
right and left sides.
E. Fan:
1. The fan shall be a direct-drive Sirocco type fan, statically and dynamically
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F. Filter:
mildew proof resin.
G. Coil:
be 27/32 inch outside diameter PVC.
H. Electrical:
I. Control:
FXHQ INDOOR UNIT – UNDER CEILING MOUNTED UNIT

A. General: Daikin indoor unit FXHQ shall be a wall mounted fan coil unit, operable
with refrigerant R410A, equipped with an electronic expansion valve, for
installation onto a wall or ceiling within a conditioned space. This compact design
with finished white casing shall be available from 12,000 Btu/h to 36,000 Btu/h
capacities. Model numbers are FXHQ12MVJU, FXHQ24MVJU and FXHQ36MVJU
to be connected to outdoor unit model RXYQ / RXYMQ heat pump and REYQ
heat recovery model. Computerized PID control shall be used to maintain room
temperature within 1°F. The unit shall be equipped with a programmed drying
mechanism that dehumidifies while inhibiting changes in room temperature when
used with Daikin remote control BRC1C71 and BRC2A71. A mildew-proof,
polystyrene air filter and condensate drain pan shall be included as standard
equipment. The indoor units sound pressure shall range from 32 dB(A) to 38
dB(A) at low speed measured at 3.3 feet below and from the unit.
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C. Indoor Unit:
1. The Daikin indoor unit FXHQ shall be completely factory assembled and
connections, condensate drain pan, self-diagnostics, auto-restart function, 3-
minute fused time delay, and test run switch. The unit shall have an auto-swing
louver which ensures efficient air distribution, which closes automatically when the
unit stops. The remote controller shall be able to set five (5) steps of discharge
angle. The front grille shall be easily removed for washing. The discharge angle
shall automatically set at the same angle as the previous operation upon restart.
The drain pipe can be fitted to from either left or right sides.
5. The indoor units shall be equipped with a condensate pan.
D. Unit Cabinet:
1. The cabinet shall be affixed to a factory supplied wall/ceiling hanging brackets
and located in the conditioned space.

length)
FXHQ12MVJU 12,000 13,500

FXHQ24MVJU 24,000 27,000
FXHQ36MVJU 36,000 40,000
E. Fan:
1. The fan shall be a direct-drive cross-flow fan, statically and dynamically
output range 62W to 130W
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F. The fan motor shall be thermally protected. Filter:

mildew proof resin.
G. Coil:
be 1 inch outside diameter PVC.
6. A condensate pan shall be located in the unit.
H. Electrical:
I. Control:
FXDQ INDOOR UNIT – SLIM CEILING CONCEALED DUCTED UNIT

A. General: Daikin indoor unit model FXDQ shall be a Slim, built-in ceiling concealed
fan coil unit, operable with R410A refrigerant, equipped with an electronic
expansion valve, for installation into the ceiling cavity. The unit shall be
constructed of a galvanized steel casing. It shall be available from 7,000 Btu/h to
24,000 Btu/h capacities. Model numbers are FXDQ07MVJU, FXDQ09MVJU,
FXDQ12MVJU, FXDQ18MVJU, and FXDQ24MVJU to be connected to outdoor
unit model RXYQ / RXYMQ heat pump and REYQ heat recovery model. It shall
be a horizontal discharge air with horizontal return air or bottom return air
configuration. All models feature a very low height (7-7/8") making them applicable
to ceiling pockets that tend to be shallow. Computerized PID control shall be used
to maintain room temperature within 1°F. The unit shall be equipped with a
programmed drying mechanism that dehumidifies while inhibiting changes in room
temperature when used with Daikin remote control BRC1C71 and BRC2A71.
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length)
FXDQ07MVJU 7,500 8,500

FXDQ09MVJU 9,500 10,500
FXDQ12MVJU 12,000 13,500
FXDQ18MVJU 18,000 20,000
FXDQ24MVJU 24,000 27,000
Included as standard equipment, a long-life filter that is mold resistant and a

condensate drain pan and drain pump kit that pumps to 9-13/16" from the drain
pipe opening. The indoor units sound pressure shall range from 33 dB(A) to 36
dB(A) at high speed 5 feet below the suction grille.
C. Indoor Unit:
1. The Daikin indoor unit FXDQ shall be completely factory assembled and
auto-restart function, 3-minute fused time delay, and test run switch. The unit
shall have an adjustable external static pressure switch.
4. Return air shall be through a net mold resistant filter.
pump. The condensate pump provides up to 9-13/16” of lift.
9. Switch box shall be reached from the side or bottom for ease of service and
maintenance.
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D. Unit Cabinet:
return openings.
E. Fan:
output range from 62W to 130W.
F. Filter:
mildew proof resin.
G. Coil:
3. The coil shall be a 2 or 3 row cross fin copper evaporator coil with 14 FPI
design completely factory tested.
6. A condensate pump with a 9-13/16” lift shall be located below the coil in the
H. Electrical:
I. Control:
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i. The Daikin wall mounted, hard wired remote sensor kit is
recommended for ceiling-embedded type fan coils, which often result in
a difference between set temperature and actual temperature. The
sensor for detecting the temperature can be placed away from the
indoor unit (branch wiring is included in the kit.).
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Appendix G – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit REYQ96MTJU Guide
Specification
HVAC Guide Specifications
Multiple Evaporator, Direct Expansion (DX), Air-Cooled, Variable Capacity, Split System,
Single Phase
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
The variable capacity, heat pump air conditioning system shall be a Daikin Variable
Refrigerant Volume Series (heat/cool model) split system. The system shall consist of
multiple evaporators using PID control, and Daikin VRV RXYM series heat pump
outdoor unit. The system shall be direct expansion (DX), air-cooled heat pump air-
conditioning system utilizing a variable speed PAM inverter driven compressor and
multi zone split system air handlers and shall use HFC R410A azeotropic refrigerant.
HCFC refrigerants and HFC zeotropic refrigerants shall not be accepted. The outdoor
unit may connect to indoor evaporator capacities of up to 130% to that of the Outdoor
Condensing unit capacity. All indoor units are each capable of operating separately
with individual temperature control. Indoor units and outdoor heat pump units must be
of the same manufacturer.
The Daikin RXYM series outdoor unit shall be interconnected to indoor unit models
FXDQ, FXFQ, FXHQ, FXSQ, FXMQ, FXLQ, FXNQ and FXAQ and shall range in
capacity from 7,000 Btu/h to 48,000 Btu/h in accordance with Daikin’s engineering
data book detailing each available indoor unit. The indoor units shall be connected to
the outdoor utilizing Daikin’s REFNET specified piping joints and headers.
The operating range in cooling will be 23°F DB ~ 115°F DB. The operating range in
heating will be 0°F DB ~ 60°F DB.
The system shall be capable of refrigerant piping up to 410 equivalent feet, a total
combined length of 1000 feet of piping between the condensing and fan coil units with
165 feet maximum vertical difference, without any oil traps or additional equipment. In
case where the outdoor unit is located below the indoor unit, the vertical difference is
a maximum of 133 feet.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
A. The units shall be listed by Electrical Laboratories (ETL) and bear the ETL label.
B. All wiring shall be in accordance with the National Electric Code (NEC).
C. The system will be produced in an ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 facility, which are
standards set by the International Standard Organization (ISO). The system shall
be factory tested for safety and function.
D. The outdoor unit will be factory charged with R410A.
HVAC EQUIPMENT ALTERNATE (GENERAL INFORMATION)
A. All bids will be submitted utilizing the basis of design system. Alternate systems
shall be submitted as a deductive alternate from the base bid or other and shall
include the following information as a minimum for review and consideration.
B. The Alternate Equipment Supplier shall provide to the Bidding Mechanical
Contractor a complete Equipment Data Package. This package shall include, but
is not limited to, equipment capacities, power requirements, indoor units
CFM/static pressures, EER/COP, installation requirements, and physical
dimensions.
C. The Alternate Equipment Supplier shall furnish to the Mechanical Contractor for
installation a complete Drawing Package. The drawing format shall be ACAD 2000
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or higher, on 30"x42" sheets. The HVAC and Electrical series design documents
will be made available in electronic format for use by the Equipment Supplier in
preparing their drawings. The Alternate Equipment Supplier shall prepare the
following drawings:
HVAC Floor Plan

HVAC Refrigerant Piping Plan
HVAC Controls Details
HVAC Electrical Requirements
HVAC Details
HVAC Schedules
D. The Alternate Equipment Supplier shall draft all piping circuits, components, overall
building control schematic, and detail control wiring diagrams, system details and
schedules for their system. The drawings shall convey all requirements to
successfully install the Equipment Suppliers System. The Equipment Supplier shall
title and re-number his drawing sheets as are reflected on the original project plans.
Every sheet will include the submitted equipment manufacturer’s logo in the title
block with drawn/approved by information included. The Electronic format shall be
issued by the Architect.
E. Alternate Equipment Supplier shall provide efficiency calculations at nominal and

part load of all systems capacities as are designed for this project. Reductions in
efficiency from that of the design system at any point from 100% of nominal rating
down to 20% part load will not be accepted. Efficiency claims will be certified by
the equipment manufacturer.
F. Alternate equipment shall meet all aspects, performances, materials and ratings of
the products and controls as are specified herein.
G. Any indoor units that are visual from any occupied space, in addition to meeting all
criteria referenced above, must also be submitted for approval from the architect,
interior design interest, owner or tenet as is applicable.
DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING

Units, components, controls and materials for installation shall be stored and
handled according to the manufacturer’s recommendation and to ensure units
are protected from potential damage due to jobsite activities, transporting of
materials, extreme temperatures, or inclement weather.
SUBMITTALS
A. Submit shop drawings for all equipment as herein specified.
B. Shop drawings to be complete and shall include all data concerning dimensions, weights,
capacities, materials of construction, ratings, complete power and control wiring diagrams,
and appropriate identification.
C. Specification sheets detailing all operating parameter capacities and the selected capacity
of each component for the systems specified shall be provided to include Heat Pump
Condensing Units, Indoor Units, Zone Controls, and Centralized Controls all by a single
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source manufacturer. Where required, each system component specification sheet shall
included detailed information on necessary ancillary products or accessories such as
equipment manufacturer’s access panels, mixing boxes, duct flanges, condensate pumps,
or networking components.
D. Detailed piping schematics reflecting the correct copper pipe sizes for primary and branch
lines shall be provided and originated directly from the system manufacturers engineering
data book or OEM software.
E. Detailed control wiring schematics reflecting each zone control to each selected fan coil
and each primary or centralized control shall be provided and originated directly from the
system manufacturers engineering data book or OEM software.
DESIGN CRITERIA
A. Furnish condensing units and air handling units complete with all components,
accessories, and all operating and safety controls to provide the intended performance as
specified in this section, as shown on the plans and/or as scheduled.
B. All electrical components to be ETL listed.
C. Each fan and motor combination shall be capable of meeting both of the following
conditions while maintaining stable fan performance:
D. Unit static pressure shall take into consideration the actual static pressure loss of the
components furnished within the unit.
E. The motor furnished with the fan shall not operate into the motor service factor in any of
these cases. Drive efficiency shall be considered in motor selection according to
manufacturer's published recommendation, or according to AMCA Publication 203,
Appendix L.
F. Where inlet and outlet ductwork at any fan is changed from that shown on the drawings,
submit a scaled layout of the change and system effect factor calculations, indicating
increased static pressure requirement as described in AMCA Publication 201. This
Contractor shall be responsible for any motor, drive and/or wiring changes required as a
result of duct configuration changes at the fan.
OUTDOOR UNIT
A. General: The outdoor unit is designed specifically for use with VRV-S series
components.
1. The outdoor unit shall be factory assembled and pre-wired with all necessary
electronic and refrigerant controls. The refrigeration circuit of the condensing
unit shall consist of a Daikin scroll compressor, motors, fans, condenser coil,
electronic expansion valve, solenoid valves, 4 way valve, distribution headers,
capillaries, filters, shut off valves, oil separators, service ports, liquid receivers,
accumulators and all system controls, contactors, relays and variable
proportional integral PI systems.
2. Both liquid and suction lines must be individually insulated between the
outdoor and indoor units.
3. The outdoor unit can be wired and piped with outdoor unit access from left,
right, front or rear.
4. The connection ratio of indoor units to outdoor unit will be 50% to 130%.
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5. The sound pressure dB(A) at rated conditions shall be a value of 54 decibels
at 3 feet from the front of the unit. The outdoor unit shall be capable of
operating at further reduced noise during night time.
6. The system will automatically restart operation after a power failure and will
not cause any settings to be lost, thus eliminating the need for re-
programming.
7. The outdoor unit shall be modular in design and should allow for side-by-side
installation with minimum spacing.
8. The following safety devices shall be included on the condensing unit; high
pressure switch, control circuit fuses, crankcase heaters, fusible plug, high
pressure switch, overload relay, inverter overload protector, thermal
protectors for compressor and fan motors, over current protection for the
inverter and anti-recycling timers. To ensure the liquid refrigerant does not
flash when supplying to the various fan coil units, the circuit shall be provided
with a sub-cooling feature. Oil recovery cycle shall be automatic occurring 1
hour after start of operation and then every 6 hours of operation.
9. The outdoor unit shall be capable of heating operation at 0°F dry bulb ambient
temperature without additional low ambient controls.
B. Unit Cabinet:
1. The outdoor unit model RXYMQ48MVJU shall be completely weather proof
and corrosion resistant. The unit shall be constructed from rust-proofed mild
steel panels coated with a baked enamel finish.
C. Fan:
1. The condensing unit shall consist of two propeller type, direct-drive fan 70 W
motors that have multiple speed operation via a DC inverter type.
2. The condensing unit fan motor shall have multiple speed operation of the DC
inverter type.
3. The fan shall be a horizontal discharge configuration with an air flow of 3,740
cfm.
4. The fan motor shall have inherent protection and permanently lubricated bearings
and be mounted.
5. The fan motor shall be provided with a fan guard to prevent contact with moving
parts.
D. Condenser Coil:
1. The condenser coil shall be manufactured from Hi-X seamless copper tube
with N-shape internal grooves mechanically bonded on to aluminum fins to an
e-Pass Design. The coil shall be of a waffle louver fin and high heat
exchanger, rifled bore tube design to ensure highly efficient performance.
2. The pipe plates shall be treated with powdered polyester resin for corrosion
prevention.
3. The coils shall be complete with corrosion treatment of an acrylic resin and coated
with a hydrophilic film type E1 which prevents adhesion and provides for the
simple flushing of corrosive properties to included but not limited to CI, NOx,
SOx with water. The thickness of the coating must be between 2.0 to 3.0 microns.
E. Compressor:
1. The compressors shall be of the high-efficiency Daikin Hermetically Sealed
Asymmetric Optimized Scroll type with high pressure shell specifically designed for
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operation with R410A HFC refrigerant, and feature pressurized oil lubrication,
independent from compressor speed and using no mechanical pumps or devices
internal to the compressor.
2. The Daikin scroll compressor shall be variable speed (PAM inverter) controlled
which is capable of changing the speed to follow the variations in total cooling
load as determined by the suction gas pressure as measured in the
condensing unit.
3. The inverter driven compressor in each condensing unit shall be of highly
efficient reluctance DC, hermetically sealed scroll type with a maximum speed
of 6,480 rpm.
4. Neodymium magnets shall be adopted in the rotor construction to yield a
higher torque and efficiency in the compressor instead of the normal ferrite
magnet type. At complete stop of the compressor, the neodymium magnets
will position the rotor into the optimum position for a low torque start.
5. The capacity control range shall be 24% to 100%, with 20 individual capacity
steps.
6. Each compressor shall be equipped with a crankcase heater, high pressure safety
switch, and internal thermal overload protector.
7. The compressor shall be mounted to avoid the transmission of vibration and shall
include sound attenuation blanket.
F. Variable Integral PI System

1. PI System shall be a circuit board equipped with7 LED Indicators, and 5 service
programming buttons to enable to troubleshooting, commissioning, and testing of
systems operations and functions, and pump-down of system for service needs.
2. PI System shall control system start-up at the lowest compressor frequency of 52
hertz for 200 seconds in either the heating or cooling mode to eliminate any potential
spike or inrush of amperage draw. Start-Up amperage draw shall not exceed that of
the normal rated running amps.
3. PI System controller shall provide control over the rotational speed of the
compressors which allow the amount of refrigerant flowing in the system to vary
depending on fluctuating needs which include space cooling/heating loads, individual
coil superheat targets, condensing pressure and outdoor ambient conditions updating
every 20 seconds.
4. PI System shall delivery maximum efficiency during part load conditions by
abbreviating the control steps into smaller units providing precise temperature control
to all zones.
5. PI System shall deliver maximum efficiency during peak cooling loads by monitoring
outdoor ambient conditions and varying the compressor and condenser fan speed to
prevent high head conditions while ensuring adequate refrigerant flow to indoor units
to maintain loads and set points to within +/- 0.5 deg F.
6. The PI System shall deliver maximum heating capacities during low ambient
conditions by monitoring outdoor ambient conditions and increasing the compressor
speed to deliver highest temperature refrigerant and highest evaporator leaving air
temperatures possible.
7. PI System shall manage refrigerant flow, storage and volume and shall indicate that
refrigerant charge is adequate. Overcharging or undercharging shall be indicated via a
fault indication specific to refrigerant charge.
8. During partial/incremental load below 14% of the total system capacity, PI System
shall manage refrigerant by flooding the condenser coil and limit the refrigerant flow to
the indoor units to prevent overheating or overcooling of space conditions.
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9. PI system shall pump down the system automatically when all indoor units indicate set
point is satisfied to prevent liquid surge at next compressor start cycle.
10. PI System shall perform an automatic oil recovery process after every 8 hours of
continuous operation at low speed.
G. Electrical:
1. The power supply to the outdoor unit shall be 208/230 volts, 1 phase, 60 hertz with
a voltage range from 187 volts to 253 volts.
2. The control voltage between the indoor and outdoor unit shall be 16VDC non-
shielded 2 conductor cable.
3. The control wiring shall be a two-wire multiplex transmission system, making it
possible to connect multiple indoor units to one outdoor unit with one 2-cable wire,
thus simplifying the wiring operation.
4. The control wiring lengths are:
H. Outdoor Unit Efficiency

Outdoor Heat Pump Unit efficiency shall be rated at nominal capacity** meeting or
exceeding DOE and local minimum requirements. Efficiency of the outdoor heat pump
shall increase as the compressor operation is reduced from 100% down to 20% capacity
and shall have the capability to continue operation down to a minimum of 14% of total
system capacity. Increases in outdoor unit efficiency shall be a minimum of the following:
Outdoor to Outdoor to Central Indoor Unit to

Indoor Unit Controller Remote Control
Control Wiring
6,665 3,330 1,665
Length
Wire Type 2 wire, non-polarity, non-shielded
Operating
Capacity of 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20%
Heat Pump
Percentage
of Nominal
Nameplate
100% 105% 110% 117% 122% 132% 133% 142% 125%
Capacity
Efficiency
Rating
**Based on ARI Conditions of 95 deg F DB Outdoor Conditions
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Appendix H – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit RXYMQ48MVJU Guide
Specification
Multiple Evaporator, Direct Expansion (DX), Air-Cooled, Variable Capacity, Split System
Size: 4 TONS NOMINAL
Daikin Model Number:
RXYMQ48MVJU VARIABLE CAPACITY, HEAT PUMP, VARIABLE REFRIGERANT
VOLUME SERIES (HEAT/COOL MODEL)
Part 1 – General
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
The variable capacity, heat pump air conditioning system shall be a Daikin Variable
Refrigerant Volume Series (heat/cool model) split system. The system shall consist of
multiple evaporators using PID control, and Daikin VRV model RXYMQ48MVJU
outdoor unit. The RXYMQ48MVJU shall be a nominal 4 ton, direct expansion (DX),
air-cooled heat pump air-conditioning system, variable speed driven compressor multi
zone split system, using R410A refrigerant. The outdoor unit may connect an indoor
evaporator capacity up to 130% to that of the Outdoor Condensing unit capacity. All
indoor units are each capable of operating separately with individual temperature
control.
The Daikin RXYMQ48MVJU outdoor unit shall be interconnected to indoor unit

models FXFQ, FXSQ, FXMQ, FXLQ, FXNQ and FXAQ and shall range in capacity
from 12,000 Btu/h to 48,000 Btu/h in accordance with Daikin’s engineering data book
detailing each available indoor unit. The indoor units shall be connected to the outdoor
utilizing Daikin’s REFNET specified piping joints and headers.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
B. All wiring shall be in accordance with the National Electric Code (NEC).
C. The system will bear the Energy Star label.
D. The system will be produced in an ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 facility, which are
standards set by the International Standard Organization (ISO). The system shall
be factory tested for safety and function.
E. The outdoor unit will be factory charged with R410A.

A. Unit shall be stored and handled according to the manufacturer’s
recommendations.
WARRANTY
The units shall have a manufacturer’s warranty for a period of one (1) year from date
of installation. The units shall have a limited labor warranty for a period of one (1)
year from date of installation. The compressor shall have a warranty of six (6) years
from date of installation. During the stated period, should any part fail due to defects
in material and workmanship, it shall be repaired or replaced at the discretion of
Daikin US Corporation according to Daikin’s Terms and Conditions.
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
The system must be installed by a Daikin factory trained contractor/dealer.
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The operating range in cooling will be 23°F DB ~ 115°F DB. The operating range in
heating will be 0°F DB – 64°F DB / -5°F WB – 60°F WB.
REFRIGERANT PIPING
The system shall be capable of refrigerant piping up to 575 equivalent feet, a total
combined length of 1000 feet of piping between the condensing and fan coil units with
165 feet maximum vertical difference, without any oil traps or additional equipment. In
case where the outdoor unit is located below the indoor unit, the vertical difference is
a maximum of 133 feet.
OUTDOOR UNIT
A. General: The outdoor unit is designed specifically for use with VRV-S series
components.
1. The outdoor unit shall be factory assembled and pre-wired with all necessary
electronic and refrigerant controls. The refrigeration circuit of the condensing
unit shall consist of a Daikin scroll compressor, motors, fans, condenser coil,
electronic expansion valve, solenoid valves, 4 way valve, distribution headers,
capillaries, filters, shut off valves, oil separators, service ports, liquid receivers
and accumulators.
2. Both liquid and suction lines must be individually insulated between the
outdoor and indoor units.
3. The outdoor unit can be wired and piped with outdoor unit access from left,
right, front or rear.
4. The connection ratio of indoor units to outdoor unit will be 50% to 130%.
5. The sound pressure dB(A) at rated conditions shall be a value of 54 decibels
at 3 feet from the front of the unit. The outdoor unit shall be capable of
operating at further reduced noise during night time.
6. The system will automatically restart operation after a power failure and will
not cause any settings to be lost, thus eliminating the need for re-
programming.
7. The outdoor unit shall be modular in design and should allow for side-by-side
installation with minimum spacing.
8. The following safety devices shall be included on the condensing unit; high
pressure switch, control circuit fuses, crankcase heaters, fusible plug, high
pressure switch, overload relay, inverter overload protector, thermal
protectors for compressor and fan motors, over current protection for the
inverter and anti-recycling timers. To ensure the liquid refrigerant does not
flash when supplying to the various fan coil units, the circuit shall be provided
with a sub-cooling feature. Oil recovery cycle shall be automatic occurring 1
hour after start of operation and then every 6 hours of operation.
9. The outdoor unit shall be capable of heating operation at 0°F dry bulb ambient
B. Unit Cabinet:
1. The outdoor unit model RXYMQ48MVJU shall be completely weather proof
and corrosion resistant. The unit shall be constructed from rust-proofed mild
steel panels coated with a baked enamel finish.
C. Fan:
1. The condensing unit shall consist of two propeller type, direct-drive fan 70 W
motors that have multiple speed operation via a DC inverter type.
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2. The condensing unit fan motor shall have multiple speed operation of the DC
inverter type.
3. The fan shall be a horizontal discharge configuration with an air flow of 3,740
cfm.
4. The fan motor shall have inherent protection and permanently lubricated bearings
and be mounted.
5. The fan motor shall be provided with a fan guard to prevent contact with moving
parts.
D. Condenser Coil:
1. The condenser coil shall be manufactured from copper tubes expanded into
aluminum fins to form a mechanical bond.
2. The coil shall be of a waffle louver fin and high heat exchanger, rifled bore tube
3. The coils shall be complete with corrosion treatment of an acrylic resin type. The
thickness of the coating must be between 2.0 to 3.0 microns.
E. Compressor:
1. The Daikin scroll compressor shall be variable speed (PAM inverter) controlled
which is capable of changing the speed to follow the variations in total cooling
load as determined by the suction gas pressure as measured in the
condensing unit.
2. The inverter driven compressor in each condensing unit shall be of highly
efficient reluctance DC, hermetically sealed scroll type with a maximum speed
of 6,480 rpm.
3. Neodymium magnets shall be adopted in the rotor construction to yield a
higher torque and efficiency in the compressor instead of the normal ferrite
magnet type. At complete stop of the compressor, the neodymium magnets
will position the rotor into the optimum position for a low torque start.
4. The capacity control range shall be 24% to 100%, with 20 individual capacity
steps.
5. Each compressor shall be equipped with a crankcase heater, high pressure safety
switch, and internal thermal overload protector.
6. The compressor shall be mounted to avoid the transmission of vibration.
F. Electrical:
1. The power supply to the outdoor unit shall be 208/230 volts, 1 phase, 60 hertz with
a voltage range from 187 volts to 253 volts.
2. The control voltage between the indoor and outdoor unit shall be 16VDC non-
shielded 2 conductor cable.
3. The control wiring shall be a two-wire multiplex transmission system, making it
possible to connect multiple indoor units to one outdoor unit with one 2-cable wire,
thus simplifying the wiring operation.
4. The control wiring lengths are:
Outdoor to Outdoor to Central Indoor Unit to
Indoor Unit Controller Remote Control
Control Wiring
6,665 3,330 1,665
Length
Wire Type 2 wire, non-polarity, non-shielded
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Appendix I – Daikin Testing by Intertek
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Appendix J – Daikin Case Studies
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Appendix K – Daikin Correlation Testing
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Appendix L – Mitsubishi Sensitivity Analysis
Introduction
The sensitivity analysis shows credits that a VRFZ system can get for compliance with Title 24-2008.
For the sensitivity tests, Certification test C11A10 was taken from the Alternative Calculation Method
Manual. This building is a 2,250 square foot mixed use building. EnergyPro, version 5.1, calculates
the TDV Energy of a Proposed Design using a Mitsubishi VRFZ system with one outdoor units, the
PURY-P96, and four indoor units for both space cooling and heating needs via the Title 24-2008
Standard Design.
Walls: JAIV: 09-A3 – R-13 Wood framed


The outdoor unit, PUHY-P108TGMU-A has a rated cooling capacity of 108 kBtu/h and a rated
heating capacity of 120 kBtu/h. We chose a building with peak cooling and heating loads close to the
rated capacities of the outdoor unit so that both the CCR (cooling combination ratio) and HCR
(heating combination ratio) are close to one.
Climate Zones
Simulation Runs
A Proposed Design is created using EnergyPro for each climate zone with building envelope,
lighting, and DHW minimally comply with the prescriptive requirements of Title 24-2008, and using a
Mitsubishi VRFZ system with outdoor unit PURY-P96 and multiple indoor units. All sixteen proposed
designs are run with EnergyPro to demonstrate the TDV energy savings of Mitsubishi VRFZ
Proposed Designs compared with the Title 24-2008 Standard Designs (results listed in Table 2).
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Results
Table 2 – Annual TDV Energy Savings of Mitsubishi VRFZ Proposed Design vs Title 24-2008 Standard Design
Zone
1 233.33 186.8 20% 23242 21016 10% 338 0 100%
2 273.24 212.54 22% 26717 23327 13% 305 0 100%
3 219.33 183.14 17% 22785 20335 11% 170 0 100%
4 249.48 205.12 18% 25259 22401 11% 195 0 100%
5 222.68 184.91 17% 23357 20425 13% 134 0 100%
6 246.96 213.32 14% 23666 20974 11% 56 0 100%
7 213.32 179.49 16% 24532 21359 13% 50 0 100%
8 281.71 230.41 18% 26468 22300 16% 78 0 100%
9 291.64 235.04 19% 27246 22556 17% 83 0 100%
10 311.38 242.75 22% 28773 23275 19% 112 0 100%
11 303.39 234.72 23% 28641 25459 11% 371 0 100%
12 288.52 220.1 24% 27989 23705 15% 319 0 100%
13 302.62 233.9 23% 30441 25590 16% 255 0 100%
14 346.15 262.36 24% 30591 25579 16% 296 0 100%
15 385.01 294.95 23% 35952 27944 22% 76 0 100%
16 280.33 277.47 1% 24178 32916 -36% 659 0 100%
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Appendix M – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI VRFZ Performance Curve
Data
$ Mitsubishi generic air-cooled VRF System Performance Curves. Last updated 5/21/2009
ASSIGN
recovery type VRF
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ZDBmin = 59 $ Minimum indoor suction temperature F
ZDBmax = 81 $ Maximum indoor suction temperature F
OWBmin = -4 $ Minimum outdoor wet-bulb temperature F
OWBmax = 60 $ Maximum outdoor wet-bulb temperature F
$ Cooling curves
aa1 = -0.047 $ constant
aa2 = 1.494 $ CR
aa3 = -0.486 $ CR**2
ab1 = -0.047 $ constant
ab2 = 1.494 $ CR
ab3 = -0.486 $ CR**2

ODB_C = 50 $ Cooling curves split at 50F
$ ODB>50F
b1 = -1.3372 $ constant
b2 = 0.022688 $ ZWB
b3 = 1.6503E-4 $ ZWB**2
b4 = 7.8004E-3 $ ODB
b5 = -2.9177E-5 $ ODB**2
b6 = -6.3973E-5 $ ZWB * ODB
$ ODB<=50F
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b1a = -1.519 $ constant
b2a = 0.038 $ ZWB
b3a = 0.0 $ ZWB**2
b4a = 0.0 $ ODB
b5a = 0.0 $ ODB**2
b6a = 0.0 $ ZWB * ODB

$ ODB>50F
c1 = -6.32 $ constant
c2 = 0.198 $ ZWB
c3 = -1.33E-3 $ ZWB**2
c4 = 0.0 $ ODB
c5 = 0.0 $ ODB**2
c6 = 0.0 $ ZWB * ODB
$ ODB<=50F
c1a = -6.32 $ constant
c2a = 0.198 $ ZWB
c3a = -1.33E-3 $ ZWB**2
c4a = 0.0 $ ODB
c5a = 0.0 $ ODB**2
c6a = 0.0 $ ZWB * ODB
f2 = -3.880E-4 $ PEL
f3 = 1.940E-7 $ PEL*PEL
f4 = -4.750E-5 $ LD
f5 = -0.1332 $ CR
f6 = 0.0606 $ CR*CR
f7 = -1.410E-4 $ CR * PEL
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$ ODB>50F
g1 = -3.1402E+00 $ constant
g2 = 9.9378E-02 $ ZWB
g3 = -7.0000E-04 $ ZWB**2
g4 = -9.6100E-03 $ ODB
g5 = 6.4046E-05 $ ODB**2
g6 = 1.4166E-04 $ ZWB*ODB
$ ODB<=50F
g1a = -1.29 $ constant
g2a = 0.0405 $ ZWB
g3a = -0.0002 $ ZWB**2
g4a = 0.0 $ ODB
g5a = 0.0 $ ODB**2
g6a = 0.0 $ ZWB*ODB
ia2 = 0.016 $ PLR
ia3 = 0.716 $ PLR**2
ib2 = -0.128 $ PLR
ib3 = 0.0 $ PLR**2
j1 = 1.0 $ constant
j2 = -1.0 $ PLRp
j3 = 0.0 $ PLRp**2
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$ Heating curves
ka1 = 0.014
ka2 = 0.977
ka3 = 0.0
kb1 = 1.024
kb2 = -0.068
kb3 = 0.043

l1 = 5.5628E-01 $ constant
l2 = 0.0 $ ZDB
l3 = 1.3880E-06 $ ZDB**2
l4 = 5.1510E-02 $ OWB
l5 = -1.5426E-04 $ OWB**2
l6 = -4.9683E-04 $ ZDB*OWB

m1 = 2.29 $ constant
m2 = -0.0182 $ ZDB
m3 = -3.0E-06 $ ZDB**2
m4 = 0.0 $ OWB
m5 = 0.0 $ OWB**2
m6 = 0.0 $ ZDB*OWB
p2 = -2.185E-4 $ PEL
p3 = 1.339E-7 $ PEL**2
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p4 = 0.0 $ LD
q2 = 0.0824 $ OWB
q3 = -3.77E-3 $ OWB**2
q4 = 5.10E-5 $ OWB**3

r1 = 3.5744E-01 $ constant
r2 = 0.0 $ ZDB
r3 = 9.8670E-05 $ ZDB**2
r4 = 6.1439E-02 $ OWB
r5 = -1.9837E-04 $ OWB**2
r6 = -7.1829E-04 $ ZDB*OWB
ta1 = 0.129
ta2 = 0.733
ta3 = 0.134
tb1 = 1.263
tb2 = -0.263
tb3 = 0.0
u1 = 1.0
u2 = -1.0
u3 = 0.0
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Appendix N – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI VRFZ R410A
Specifications
The specifications are based on Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Data Book R410A Series Version DATA U3.
These outdoor units belong to the CITY MULTI Series which can operate in either cooling mode or
heating mode depending on the zone load requirements.
Figure 7 - Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Y-Series Outdoor Unit Specifications
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Figure 8 – Temperature corrections on cooling capacity and power input of the
outdoor unit
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VRFZ Outdoor Unit PURY-P96TGMU Performance Data
Figures 3 to 8 show the performance data charts of the VRFZ outdoor unit PURY-P96TGMU.
Figure 9 - Temperature corrections on heating capacity and power input of the

outdoor unit:
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Figure 10 - Corrections of total installed indoor unit capacity on the capacity and
power input of the outdoor unit:
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Figure 11 - Piping correction on cooling capacity of the outdoor unit:
Figure 12 - Piping correction on heating capacity of the outdoor unit:
Figure 13 - Defrosting correction on heating capacity of the outdoor unit
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Appendix O – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Indoor Units
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Appendix P – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Controls
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Appendix Q – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Indoor Unit Guide
Specification
HVAC Guide Specifications
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
The variable capacity, heat pump heat recovery air conditioning system shall be a Mitsubishi
Electric CITY MULTI VRFZ (Variable Refrigerant Flow Zoning) System. The CITY MULTI VRFZ
systems shall be the R2-Series (simultaneous cooling and heating) split system heat pump and
the Y-Series (cool/heat) split system heat pump.
The R2-Series system shall consist of a PURY outdoor unit, BC (Branch Circuit) Controller(s)
(Single, Main, or Main with Sub(s), multiple indoor units (-E models), and M-NET DDC (Direct
Digital Controls). The PURY outdoor unit shall be a vertical discharge, 208/230 volt, three phase
unit. The PURY outdoor unit model numbers and the associated number of connectable indoor
units per PURY outdoor unit is indicated in the following table. Each indoor unit or group of indoor
units shall be independently controlled.
Model Number Connectable Number

of Indoor Units
PURY-P72TGMU-A (-BS) 15
The Y-Series system shall consist of PUHY outdoor unit, multiple indoor units (-E models), and
M-NET DDC (Direct Digital Controls). The PUHY outdoor unit shall be a vertical discharge,
208/230 volt, three phase unit. The PUHY outdoor unit model numbers and the associated
number of connectable indoor units per PUHY outdoor unit is indicated in the following table.
Each indoor unit or group of indoor units shall be independently controlled.
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Model Number Connectable Number
of Indoor Units
PUHY-P72TGMU-A (-BS) 13
QUALITY ASSURANCE
B. All wiring shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code (N.E.C.).
C. The units shall be manufactured in a facility registered to ISO 9001 and ISO14001 which
is a set of standards applying to environmental protection set by the International
Standard Organization (ISO).
D. A full charge of R-410A for the condensing unit only shall be provided in the condensing
unit.
A. Unit shall be stored and handled according to the manufacturer’s recommendation.
Part 2 – Warranty
The units shall be covered by the manufacturer’s limited warranty for a period of one (1) year
from date of installation.
If the systems are:

1) designed by a certified CITY MULTI Diamond Designer,
2) installed by a certified CITY MULTI Diamond Dealer, AND
3) verified with a completed commissioning report submitted to Mitsubishi
Electric Service Department.
Then the units shall be covered by an extended manufacturer’s limited warranty for a period of
five (5) years from date of installation. In addition the compressor shall have a manufacturer’s
limited warranty for a period of six (6) years from date of installation.
If, during this period, any part should fail to function properly due to defects in workmanship or
material, it shall be replaced or repaired at the discretion of the manufacturer.
This warranty shall not include labor.
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1. Manufacturer shall have a minimum of twenty-five years of HVAC experience in the
U.S. market.
2. The CITY MULTI VRFZ system shall be installed by a Mitsubishi authorized CITY
MULTI Diamond Dealer with extensive CITY MULTI install and service training.
3. The mandatory contractor service and install training should be performed by the
manufacturer.
Part 3 – Outdoor Unit Performance
The CITY MULTI R2-Series outdoor unit shall perform as indicated below
Cooling
Capacity Power Input
Outdoor Units
(Watts)
(Btu/h)
PURY-P72TGMU-
72,000 6,480
A
PURY-P96TGMU-
96,000 8,670
A
PURY-
108,000 9,730
P108TGMU-A
PURY-
126,000 11,360
P126TGMU-A
PURY-
144,000 14,200
P144TGMU-A
PURY-
168,000 14,970
P168TGMU-A
PURY-
192,000 17,340
P192TGMU-A
PURY-
204,000 18,710
P204TGMU-A
PURY-
216,000 19,920
P216TGMU-A
PURY-
234,000 21,620
P234TGMU-A
Heating Power Input

Outdoor Units
Capacity (Watts)
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(Btu/h)
PURY-P72TGMU-
80,000 6,330
A
PURY-P96TGMU-
108,000 8,560
A
PURY-
120,000 9,920
P108TGMU-A
PURY-
140,000 11,670
P126TGMU-A
PURY-
160,000 13,670
P144TGMU-A
PURY-
188,000 15,020
P168TGMU-A
PURY-
216,000 17,480
P192TGMU-A
PURY-
228,000 18,650
P204TGMU-A
PURY-
248,000 21,030
P216TGMU-A
PURY-
268,000 23,110
P234TGMU-A
The CITY MULTI Y-Series outdoor unit shall perform as indicated below:
Cooling
Power Input
Outdoor Units Capacity
(Watts)
(Btu/h)
PUHY-P72TGMU-
72,000 6,480
A
PUHY-P96TGMU-
96,000 8,670
A
PUHY-
108,000 9,730
P108TGMU-A
PUHY-
126,000 11,360
P126TGMU-A
PUHY-
144,000 14,200
P144TGMU-A
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Cooling
Power Input
Outdoor Units Capacity
(Watts)
(Btu/h)
PUHY-
168,000 14,970
P168TGMU-A
PUHY-
192,000 17,340
P192TGMU-A
PUHY-
204,000 18,710
P204TGMU-A
PUHY-
216,000 19,920
P216TGMU-A
PUHY-
234,000 21,620
P234TGMU-A
Heating
Outdoor Units
(Watts)
(Btu/h)
PUHY-P72TGMU-
80,000 6,330
A
PUHY-P96TGMU-
108,000 8,560
A
PUHY-
120,000 9,920
P108TGMU-A
PUHY-
140,000 11,670
P126TGMU-A
PUHY-
160,000 13,670
P144TGMU-A
PUHY-
188,000 15,020
P168TGMU-A
PUHY-
216,000 17,480
P192TGMU-A
PUHY-
228,000 18,650
P204TGMU-A
PUHY-
248,000 21,030
P216TGMU-A
PUHY- 268,000 23,110
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Heating
Outdoor Units
(Watts)
(Btu/h)
P234TGMU-A
Part 4 – Products
R2-SERIES OUTDOOR UNIT
A. General:
The R2-Series PURY outdoor unit shall be used specifically with CITY MULTI VRFZ
components. The R2-Series shall consist of the PURY outdoor unit, Branch Circuit (BC)
Controller, indoor units (-E models), and M-NET DDC (Direct Digital Controls). The PURY
outdoor units shall be equipped with multiple circuit boards that interface to the M-NET controls
system and shall perform all functions necessary for operation. The outdoor unit shall have a
powder coated finish. The outdoor unit shall be completely factory assembled, piped and wired.
Each unit shall be run tested at the factory.
1. The sum of connected capacity of all indoor air handlers shall range from 50% to
150% of outdoor rated capacity.
2. Outdoor unit shall have a sound rating no higher than 63 dB(A).
3. Both refrigerant lines from the outdoor unit to the BC (Branch Circuit) Controller
(Single or Main) shall be insulated.
4. The outdoor unit shall have an accumulator with refrigerant level sensors and
controls.
5. The outdoor unit shall have a high pressure safety switch, over-current protection and
DC bus protection.
6. The outdoor unit shall have the ability to operate with a maximum height difference of
164 feet and have total refrigerant tubing length of 984-1312 feet. The greatest length
is not to exceed 492 feet between outdoor unit and the indoor units without the need
for line size changes or traps.
7. The outdoor unit shall be capable of operating in heating down to -4F ambient
8. The outdoor unit shall have a high efficiency oil separator plus additional logic controls
to ensure adequate oil volume in the compressor is maintained.
B. Unit Cabinet:
1. The casing(s) shall be fabricated of galvanized steel, bonderized and finished with a
powder coated baked enamel.
C. Fan:
1. The PURY-P72 / P96 / P108 / P126 / P144TGMU outdoor unit shall be furnished with
one direct drive, variable speed propeller type fan.
2. The PURY-P168 / P192 / P204 / P216 / P234TGMU outdoor unit shall be furnished
with two direct drive, variable speed propeller type fans.
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3. All fan motors shall have inherent protection, have permanently lubricated bearings,
and be completely variable speed.
4. All fan motors shall be mounted for quiet operation.
5. All fans shall be provided with a raised guard to prevent contact with moving parts.
6. The outdoor unit shall have vertical discharge airflow.
D. Refrigerant
1. R410A refrigerant shall be required for PURY-P-TGMU-A outdoor unit systems.
E. Coil:
1. The outdoor coil shall be of nonferrous construction with lanced or corrugated plate
fins on copper tubing.
2. The coil shall be protected with an integral metal guard.
3. Refrigerant flow from the outdoor unit shall be controlled by means of an inverter
driven compressor.
4. The outdoor coil shall include 4 circuits with two position valves for each circuit,
except for the last stage.
F. Compressor:
1. The PURY-P72 / P96 / P108 / P126 / P144TGMU outdoor units shall be equipped
with one inverter driven scroll hermetic compressor.
2. The PURY-P168 / P192 / P204 / P216 / P234TGMU outdoor unit shall be equipped
with one inverter driven scroll hermetic compressor and one scroll hermetic
compressor.
3. A crankcase heater(s) shall be factory mounted on the compressor(s).
4. The outdoor unit compressor shall have an inverter to modulate capacity. The
capacity shall be completely variable down to 16% of rated capacity.
5. The compressor will be equipped with an internal thermal overload.
G. Electrical:
1. The outdoor unit electrical power shall be 208/230 volts, 3 phase, 60 hertz.
2. The outdoor unit shall be capable of satisfactory operation within voltage limits of 187-
228 volts (208V/60Hz) or 207-253V (230V/60Hz).
3. The outdoor unit shall be controlled by integral microprocessors.
4. The control circuit between the indoor units, BC Controller and the outdoor unit shall
be 24VDC completed using a 2-conductor, twisted pair shielded cable to provide total
integration of the system.
Optional Seacoast Protection (-BS Option)

Outdoor unit models with the –BS designation shall have seacoast protection
features. Coating shall be factory applied at the time of manufacturing. Available
models shall include: PURY-P72TGMU-A / PURY-P96TGMU-A / PURY-P108TGMU-
A / PURY-126TGMU-A / PURY-144TGMU-A / PURY-168TGMU-A / PURY-
192TGMU-A / PURY-204TGMU-A / PURY-216TGMU-A / PURY-234TGMU-A .
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Seacoast Protection shall consist of:
Name Base material Standard -BS Surface treatment

(Optional)
Bottom frame Galvanized sheet Y No teatment
Alloyed galvanized sheet Y Internal/external surfaces ; Powder coating
Panel Alloyed galvanized sheet Y External surfaces ; Powder coating
Y Internal/external surfaces ; Powder coating
Partition plate Galvanized sheet Y No teatment
Fan guard & Drum Plastic Y Y No teatment
Fin guard Steel wires Y Y Polyethylene coating
Fan Plastic Y Y No teatment
Motor Frame; Aluminum die cast Y Y No teatment
Shaft; S45C Y Y Rust prevention colored coating
Motor support STKM13A Y Internal/external surfaces ; Epoxy coating
Y Internal/external surfaces ; Galvanized + Epoxy coating
Support Galvanized sheet Y Y Chromate filming
Alloyed galvanized sheet Internal/external surfaces ; Powder coating
Heat exchanger Aluminum plate Y No teatment
Y Two-coating of aqueous heat-drying type aminoalkyd resin
Heat exchanger support Galvanized sheet Y Chromate filming
Pipe brazed parts Shilver phosphor copper metal Y Y No teatment
Printed circuit board - Y Y Moisture proof coating
Screw Steel for screws Y Y Zinc-nickel alloy plating + Chromate filming
Electrical parts box Galvanized sheet Y Y Chromate filming
Electrical parts box Galvanized sheet Y No teatment
BRANCH CIRCUIT (BC) CONTROLLERS FOR R2-SERIES SYSTEMS

A. General:
The BC (Branch Circuit) Controllers shall be specifically used with R410A R2-Series systems.
These units shall be equipped with a circuit board that interfaces to the M-NET controls system
and shall perform all functions necessary for operation. The unit shall have a galvanized steel
finish. The BC Controller shall be completely factory assembled, piped and wired. Each unit
shall be run tested at the factory. This unit shall be mounted indoors. The sum of connected
capacity of all indoor air handlers shall range from 50% to 150% of rated capacity.
There shall three types of BC Controllers: Single (-G), Main (-GA), and Sub (-GB). The
below table identifies which type of BC Controller shall connect to which size R410A
PURY (R2-Series) outdoor unit. The Single (-G) BC Controller shall connect one R410A
PURY (only PURY-P72/P96/P108/P126TGMU-A(-BS)) outdoor unit to multiple –E indoor
units. The Main (-GA) BC Controller shall connect one R410A PURY (all PURY-P*TGMU-
A(-BS) models) outdoor unit to multiple –E indoor units. The Main (-GA) BC Controller can
connect to one or two Sub (-GB) BC Controller(s). A Main (-GA) BC Controller shall be
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required for the Sub (-GB) BC Controller(s), with a maximum of two Sub (-GB) BC
Controllers per R410A PURY system.
Outdoor Unit Model Connectable BC Type

Number
PURY-P72TGMU-A (-BS) Single (-G),

PURY-P96TGMU-A (-BS) Main (-GA),
PURY-P108TGMU-A (-BS) or
PURY-P126TGMU-A (-BS) Main (-GA) with Sub(s) (-GB)
PURY-P144TGMU-A (-BS)
Main (-GA)
or
Main (-GA) with Sub(s) (-GB)
Each BC Controller branch shall connect to indoor unit(s) (-E models) not exceeding
54,000 Btu/h per branch. BC Controller models and number of branch shall be in
accordance with the below table:
Number of
BC Type BC Model Number
Branches
CMB-P104NU-G 4
CMB-P105NU-G 5
CMB-P106NU-G 6
Single CMB-P108NU-G 8
CMB-P1010NU-G 10
CMB-P1013NU-G 13
CMB-P1016NU-G 16
Main CMB-P108NU-GA 8
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Number of
BC Type BC Model Number
Branches
CMB-P1010NU-GA 10
CMB-P1013NU-GA 13
CMB-P1016NU-GA 16
Sub CMB-P104NU-GB 4
(Requires Main) CMB-P108NU-GB 8
B. BC Unit Cabinet:
1. The casing shall be fabricated of galvanized steel.
2. Each cabinet shall house a liquid-gas separator and multiple refrigeration control
valves.
3. The unit shall house two tube-in-tube heat exchangers.
C. Refrigerant
1. R410A refrigerant shall be required for CMB-P-NU-G/GA/GB BC Controllers in
conjunction with PURY-P-TGMU-A outdoor unit systems.
D. Refrigerant valves:
1. The unit shall be furnished with multiple two position refrigerant valves.
2. Each circuit shall have one (54,000 Btu/h or smaller indoor unit section) two-position
liquid line valve and a two-position suction line valve.
3. When connecting a 54,000 Btu/h or larger indoor unit section, two branch circuits shall
be joined together at the branch controller to deliver an appropriate amount of
refrigerant. The two refrigerant valves shall operate simultaneously.
4. Linear electronic expansion valves shall be used to control the variable refrigerant
flow.
E. Integral Drain Pan:

1. An integral condensate pan and drain shall be provided.
F. Electrical:
1. The unit electrical power shall be 208/230 volts, 1 phase, 60 hertz.
2. The unit shall be capable of satisfactory operation within voltage limits of 187-228
volts (208V/60Hz) or 207-253V (230V/60Hz).
3. The BC Controller shall be controlled by integral microprocessors.
4. The control circuit between the indoor units and the outdoor unit shall be 24VDC
completed using a 2-conductor, twisted pair shielded cable to provide total integration
of the system.
Y-SERIES OUTDOOR UNIT

A. General:
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The Y-Series shall consist of the PUHY outdoor unit, indoor units (-E models), and M-NET
DDC (Direct Digital Controls). The Y-Series PUHY outdoor unit shall be specifically used with
CITY MULTI VRFZ components. The PUHY outdoor units shall be equipped with multiple
circuit boards that interface to the M-NET controls system and shall perform all functions
necessary for operation. The outdoor unit shall have a powder coated finish. The outdoor
unit shall be completely factory assembled, piped and wired. Each unit shall be run tested at
the factory.
1. The sum of connected capacity of all indoor air handlers shall range from 50% to
130% of outdoor rated capacity.
2. Outdoor unit shall have a sound rating no higher than 63 dB(A).
3. Both refrigerant lines from the outdoor unit to indoor units shall be insulated.
4. The outdoor unit shall have an accumulator with refrigerant level sensors and
controls.
5. The outdoor unit shall have a high pressure safety switch, over-current protection and
DC bus protection.
6. The outdoor unit shall have the ability to operate with a maximum height difference of
164 feet and have a total refrigerant tubing length of 984 feet. The greatest length is
not to exceed 492 feet between the outdoor unit and the indoor units without the need
for line size changes or traps.
7. The outdoor unit shall be capable of operating in heating at -4F ambient temperature
without additional low ambient controls.
8. The outdoor unit shall have a high efficiency oil separator plus additional logic controls
to ensure adequate oil volume in the compressor is maintained.
B. Unit Cabinet:
1. The casing(s) shall be fabricated of galvanized steel, bonderized and finished with a
powder coated baked enamel.
C. Fan:
1. The PUHY-P72 / P96 / P108 / P126 / P144TGMU outdoor unit shall be furnished with
one direct drive, variable speed propeller type fan.
2. The PUHY-P168 / P192 / P204 / P216 / P234TGMU outdoor unit shall be furnished
with two direct drive, variable speed propeller type fans.
3. The fan motor shall have inherent protection, have permanently lubricated bearings,
and be completely variable speed.
4. The fan motor shall be mounted for quiet operation.
5. The fan shall be provided with a raised guard to prevent contact with moving parts.
6. The outdoor unit shall have vertical discharge airflow.
D. Refrigerant
1. R410A refrigerant shall be required for PUHY-P-TGMU-A outdoor unit systems.
E. Coil:
1. The outdoor coil shall be of nonferrous construction with lanced or corrugated plate
fins on copper tubing.
2. The coil shall be protected with an integral metal guard.
3. Refrigerant flow from the outdoor unit shall be controlled by means of an inverter
driven compressor.
4. The outdoor coil shall include 4 circuits with two position valves for each circuit,
except for the last stage.
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F. Compressor:
1. The PUHY-P72 / P96 / P108 / P126 / P144TGMU outdoor units shall be equipped
with one inverter driven scroll hermetic compressor.
2. The PUHY-P168 / P192 / P204 / P216 / P234TGMU outdoor unit shall be equipped
with one inverter driven scroll hermetic compressor and one scroll hermetic
compressor.
3. A crankcase heater(s) shall be factory mounted on the compressor(s).
4. The outdoor unit compressor shall have an inverter to modulate capacity. The
capacity shall be completely variable down to 16% of rated capacity.
5. The compressor shall be equipped with an internal thermal overload.
G. Electrical:
1. The outdoor unit electrical power shall be 208/230 volts, 3 phase, 60 hertz.
2. The unit shall be capable of satisfactory operation within voltage limitations of 187-228
volts (208V/60Hz) or 207-253 volts (230V/60Hz)
3. The outdoor unit shall be controlled by integral microprocessors.
4. The control circuit between the indoor units and the outdoor unit shall be 24VDC
completed using a 2-conductor, twisted pair shielded cable to provide total integration
of the system.
H. Optional Seacoast Protection (-BS Option)
Outdoor unit models with the –BS designation shall have seacoast protection
features. Coating shall be factory applied at the time of manufacturing. Available
models shall include: PUHY-P72TGMU-A / PUHY-P96TGMU-A / PUHY-P108TGMU-
A / PUHY-P126TGMU-A / PUHY-P144TGMU-A / PUHY-P168TGMU-A / PUHY-
P192TGMU-A / PUHY-P204TGMU-A / PUHY-P216TGMU-A PUHY-P234TGMU-A.
Seacoast Protection shall consist of:
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Name Base material Standard -BS Surface treatment
(Optional)
Bottom frame Galvanized sheet Y No teatment
Panel Alloyed galvanized sheet Y External surfaces ; Powder coating
Y Internal/external surfaces ; Powder coating
Partition plate Galvanized sheet Y No teatment
Fan guard & Drum Plastic Y Y No teatment
Fin guard Steel wires Y Y Polyethylene coating
Fan Plastic Y Y No teatment
Motor Frame; Aluminum die cast Y Y No teatment
Shaft; S45C Y Y Rust prevention colored coating
Motor support STKM13A Y Internal/external surfaces ; Epoxy coating
Y Internal/external surfaces ; Galvanized + Epoxy coating
Support Galvanized sheet Y Y Chromate filming
Alloyed galvanized sheet Internal/external surfaces ; Powder coating
Heat exchanger Aluminum plate Y No teatment
Y Two-coating of aqueous heat-drying type aminoalkyd resin
Heat exchanger support Galvanized sheet Y Chromate filming
Pipe brazed parts Shilver phosphor copper metal Y Y No teatment
Printed circuit board - Y Y Moisture proof coating
Screw Steel for screws Y Y Zinc-nickel alloy plating + Chromate filming
Electrical parts box Galvanized sheet Y Y Chromate filming
Electrical parts box Galvanized sheet Y No teatment
PKFY (WALL-MOUNTED) INDOOR UNIT

A. General:
The PKFY shall be wall-mounted indoor unit section with a slim silhouette and shall have a
modulating linear expansion device. The PKFY shall be used with the R2-Series outdoor unit and
BC Controller, Y-Series outdoor unit, or S-Series outdoor unit. The PKFY shall support individual
control using M-NET DDC controllers. Indoor model numbers shall be PKFY-P06NAMU-E /
PKFY-P08NAMU-E / PKFY-P12NGMU-E / PKFY-P15NGMU-E / PKFY-P18NFMU-E / PKFY-
P24NFMU-E / PKFY-P30NFMU-E.
Each system shall perform in accordance to the ratings shown in the table below.
Performance shall be based on nominal cooling conditions of 80FDB, 67FWB for the indoor
unit and 95FDB for the outdoor unit and nominal heating conditions of 70FDB for the indoor
unit and 47FDB, 43FWB for the outdoor unit.
Btu/h BTU/h
System Model Number
Cooling Heating
PKFY-P06NAMU-E 6,000 6,700
PKFY-P08NAMU-E 8,000 9,000
PKFY-P12NGMU-E 12,000 13,500
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PKFY-P15NGMU-E 15,000 17,000
PKFY-P18NFMU-E 18,000 20,000
PKFY-P24NFMU-E 24,000 27,000
PKFY-P30NFMU-E 30,000 34,000
B. Indoor Unit
The indoor unit shall be factory assembled, wired and run tested. Contained within the unit
shall be all factory wiring, piping, electronic modulating linear expansion device, control circuit
board and fan motor. The unit shall have a self-diagnostic function, 3-minute time delay
mechanism, an auto restart function, and a test run switch. Indoor unit and refrigerant pipes
shall be charged with dehydrated air before shipment from the factory.
C. Unit Cabinet:
1. The casing shall have a white finish.
2. Multi directional drain and refrigerant piping offering four (4) directions for refrigerant
piping and two (2) directions for draining shall be standard.
3. There shall be a separate back plate which secures the unit firmly to the wall.
D. Fan:
1. The indoor fan shall be an assembly with one or two line-flow fan(s) direct driven by a
single motor.
2. The indoor fan shall be statically and dynamically balanced to run on a motor with
permanently lubricated bearings.
3. A manual adjustable guide vane shall be provided with the ability to change the airflow
from side to side (left to right).
4. A motorized air sweep louver shall provide an automatic change in airflow by directing
the air up and down to provide uniform air distribution.
5. The indoor fan shall consist of various speeds, as indicated in below table.
Model Number Fan Speed Setting
PKFY-P06NAMU-E
PKFY-P08NAMU-E
Low – Mid1 – Mid2 – High
PKFY-P12NGMU-E
PKFY-P15NGMU-E
PKFY-P18NFMU-E Low – High
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PKFY-P24NFMU-E
PKFY-P30NFMU-E
E. Filter:
1. Return air shall be filtered by means of an easily removable, washable filter.
F. Coil:
The indoor coil shall be of nonferrous construction with smooth plate fins on copper
tubing.
The tubing shall have inner grooves for high efficiency heat exchange.
All tube joints shall be brazed with phos-copper or silver alloy.
The coils shall be pressure tested at the factory.
A condensate pan and drain shall be provided under the coil.
Both refrigerant lines to the PKFY indoor units shall be insulated.
G. Electrical:
1. The unit electrical power shall be 208/230 volts, 1-phase, 60 hertz.
2. The system shall be capable of satisfactory operation within voltage limits of 187-228
H. Controls:
1. This unit shall use controls provided by Mitsubishi Electric to perform functions
necessary to operate the system. Please refer to Part 5 of this guide specification for
details on controllers and other control options.
PLFY (4-WAY CEILING-RECESSED CASSETTE WITH GRILLE) INDOOR UNIT
A. General:
The PLFY shall be a four-way cassette style indoor unit that recesses into the ceiling with a
ceiling grille and shall have a modulating linear expansion device. The PLFY shall be used with
the R2-Series outdoor unit and BC Controller, Y-Series outdoor unit, or S-Series outdoor unit.
The PLFY shall support individual control using M-NET DDC controllers. Indoor model numbers
shall be PLFY-P12NAMU-E / PLFY-P15NAMU-E / PLFY-P18NAMU-E / PLFY-P24NAMU-E /
PLFY-P30NAMU-E / PLFY-P36NAMU-E.
Each system shall perform in accordance to the ratings shown in the table below. Performance
shall be based on nominal cooling conditions of 80FDB, 67FWB for the indoor unit and 95FDB
for the outdoor unit and nominal heating conditions of 70FDB for the indoor unit and 47FDB,
43FWB for the outdoor unit.
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System Model BTU/h BTU/h
Number Cooling Heating
PLFY-P12NAMU-E 12,000 13,500
PLFY-P15NAMU-E 15,000 17,000
PLFY-P18NAMU-E 18,000 20,000
PLFY-P24NAMU-E 24,000 27,000
PLFY-P30NAMU-E 30,000 34,000
PLFY-P36NAMU-E 36,000 40,000
B. Indoor Unit.
mechanism, an auto restart function, an emergency operation function and a test run switch.
Indoor unit and refrigerant pipes shall be charged with dehydrated air before shipment from
the factory.
C. Unit Cabinet:
The cabinet shall be space-saving ceiling-recessed cassette.
The cabinet panel shall have provisions for a field installed filtered outside air intake.
Branch ducting shall be allowed from cabinet.
Four-way grille shall be fixed to bottom of cabinet allowing two, three or four-way blow.
D. Fan:
1. The indoor fan shall be an assembly with a turbo fan direct driven by a single motor.
3. The indoor fan shall consist of four (4) speeds, Low, Mid1, Mid2, and High.
4. The indoor unit shall have an adjustable air outlet system offering 4-way airflow, 3-way
airflow, or 2-way airflow.
5. The auto air swing vanes shall be capable of automatically swinging up and down for
uniform air distribution.
E. Filter:
1. Return air shall be filtered by means of a long-life washable permanent filter.
F. Coil:
1. The indoor coil shall be of nonferrous construction with smooth plate fins on copper
tubing.
2. The tubing shall have inner grooves for high efficiency heat exchange.
3. All tube joints shall be brazed with phos-copper or silver alloy.
4. The coils shall be pressure tested at the factory.
5. A condensate pan and drain shall be provided under the coil.
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6. The condensate lift mechanism shall be able to raise drain water 33 inches above the
condensate pan.
7. Both refrigerant lines to the PLFY indoor units shall be insulated.
G. Electrical:
volts (208V/60Hz) or 207-253 volts (230V/60Hz).
H. Controls:
1. This unit shall use controls provided by Mitsubishi Electric to perform functions necessary
to operate the system. Please refer to Part 5 of this guide specification for details on
controllers and other control options.
PMFY (1-WAY CEILING-RECESSED CASSETTE WITH GRILLE) INDOOR UNIT

A. General:
The PMFY shall be a one-way cassette indoor unit that recesses into the ceiling with a ceiling
grille and shall have a modulating linear expansion device. The PMFY shall be used with the R2-
Series outdoor unit and BC Controller, Y-Series outdoor unit, or S-Series outdoor unit. The PMFY
shall support individual control using M-NET DDC controllers. Indoor model numbers shall be
PMFY-P06NBMU-E / PMFY-P08NBMU-E / PMFY-P12NBMU-E / PMFY-P15NBMU-E.
System Model BTU/h BTU/h

PMFY-P06NBMU-E 6,000 6,700
PMFY-P08NBMU-E 8,000 9,000
PMFY-P12NBMU-E 12,000 13,500
PMFY-P15NBMU-E 15,000 17,000
B. Indoor Unit.
mechanism, an auto restart function, an emergency operation function and a test run switch.
Indoor unit and refrigerant pipes shall be charged with dehydrated air before shipment from
the factory.
C. Unit Cabinet:
1. The cabinet shall be space-saving ceiling recessed.
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2. The cabinet panel shall have provisions for a field installed filtered outside air intake.
3. Branch ducting shall be allowed from cabinet.
4. The one-way grille shall be fixed to bottom of cabinet allowing for one-way airflow.
D. Fan:
1. The indoor fan shall be an assembly with one line-flow fan direct driven by a single
motor.
E. Filter:
1. Return air shall be filtered by means of a long-life washable permanent filter.
F. Coil:
tubing.
6. The condensate lift mechanism shall be able to raise drain water 23 inches above the
condensate pan.
7. Both refrigerant lines to the PMFY indoor units shall be insulated.
G. Electrical:
H. Controls:
PDFY (CEILING-CONCEALED DUCTED) INDOOR UNIT

A. General:
The PDFY shall be a ceiling-concealed ducted indoor fan coil design that mounts above the
ceiling with a 2-position, field adjustable return and a fixed horizontal discharge supply and
shall have a modulating linear expansion device. The PDFY shall be used with the R2-Series
outdoor unit and BC Controller, Y-Series outdoor unit, or S-Series outdoor unit. The PDFY
shall support individual control using M-NET DDC controllers. Indoor model numbers shall be
PDFY-P06NMU-E / PDFY-P08NMU-E / PDFY-P12NMU-E / PDFY-P15NMU-E / PDFY-
P18NMU-E / PDFY-P24NMU-E / PDFY-P27NMU-E / PDFY-P30NMU-E / PDFY-P36NMU-E /
PDFY-P48NMU-E.
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Btu/h Btu/h
System Model Number
Cooling Heating
PDFY-P06NMU-E 6,000 6,700
PDFY-P08NMU-E 8,000 9,000
PDFY-P12NMU-E 12,000 13,500
PDFY-P15NMU-E 15,000 17,000
PDFY-P18NMU-E 18,000 20,000
PDFY-P24NMU-E 24,000 27,000
PDFY-P27NMU-E 27,000 30,000
PDFY-P30NMU-E 30,000 34,000
PDFY-P36NMU-E 36,000 40,000
PDFY-P48NMU-E 48,000 54,000
B. Indoor Unit.
The indoor unit shall be factory assembled, wired and run tested. Contained within the
unit shall be all factory wiring, piping, electronic modulating linear expansion device,
control circuit board and fan motor. The unit shall have a self-diagnostic function, 3-
minute time delay mechanism, and an auto restart function. Indoor unit and refrigerant
pipes shall be charged with dehydrated air before shipment from the factory.
C. Unit Cabinet:
1. The unit shall be space saving, ceiling-concealed, ducted.
D. Fan:
1. The indoor unit fan shall be an assembly with one or two Sirocco fan(s) direct driven
by a single motor.
2. The indoor fan shall be statically and dynamically balanced and run on a motor with
3. The indoor fan shall consist of various speeds, as indicated in below table.
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PDFY-P06NMU-E PDFY-
P08NMU-E PDFY-
P12NMU-E PDFY-
P15NMU-E PDFY-
Low – Mid1 – Mid2 – High
P18NMU-E PDFY-
P24NMU-E PDFY-
P27NMU-E PDFY-
P30NMU-E
PDFY-P36NMU-E PDFY-
Low – High
P48NMU-E
4. The indoor unit shall have a ducted air outlet system and ducted return air system.
E. Filter:
1. Return air shall be filtered by means of a standard factory installed return air filter.
2. Optional return filter box (rear or bottom placement) with high-efficiency filter shall be
available for all PDFY indoor units.
F. Coil:
tubing.
6. The condensate shall be gravity drained from the fan coil.
7. Both refrigerant lines to the PDFY indoor units shall be insulated.
G. Electrical:
H. Controls:
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PEFY-NMLU (LOW PROFILE CEILING-CONCEALED DUCTED) INDOOR UNIT

A. General:
The PEFY-NMLU (Low Profile) unit shall be a high-performance ceiling-concealed ducted
indoor fan coil that mounts above the ceiling with a 2-position, field adjustable return and a
fixed horizontal discharge supply and shall have a modulating linear expansion device. The
PEFY-NMLU shall be used with the R2-Series outdoor unit and BC Controller, Y-Series
outdoor unit, or S-Series outdoor unit. The PEFY-NMLU shall support individual control using
M-NET DDC controllers. PEFY (Low Profile) models shall have an extremely compact
profile (8-7/8”) which requires minimal ceiling space. Indoor model numbers shall be PEFY-
P06NMLU-E / PEFY-P08NMLU-E / PEFY-P12NMLU-E.
Btu/h Btu/h
System Model Number
Cooling Heating
PEFY-P06NMLU-E 6,000 6,700
PEFY-P08NMLU-E 8,000 9,000
PEFY-P12NMLU-E 12,000 13,500
B. Indoor Unit.
C. Unit Cabinet:
1. The cabinet shall be space saving, low profile, ceiling-concealed ducted.
D. Fan:
1. The indoor unit fan shall be an assembly with one Sirocco fan direct driven by a single
motor.
3. The indoor fan shall consist of three (3) speeds, High, Mid, and Low.
4. The indoor unit shall have a ducted air outlet system and ducted return air system.
E. Filter:
1. Return air shall be filtered by means of a standard factory installed return air filter.
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F. Coil:
tubing.
7. Both refrigerant lines to the PEFY indoor units shall be insulated.
G. Electrical:
H. Controls:
PEFY-NMHU (ALTERNATE HIGH STATIC OPTION, CEILING-CONCEALED DUCTED)

INDOOR UNIT
A. General:
The PEFY-NMHU (Alternate High Static Option) unit shall be a high-performance ceiling
concealed ducted indoor fan coil that mounts above the ceiling with a fixed rear return
and a horizontal discharge supply, and shall have a modulating linear expansion device.
The PEFY-NMHU shall be used with the R2-Series outdoor unit and BC Controller, Y-
Series outdoor unit, or S-Series outdoor unit. The PEFY-NMLU shall support individual
control using M-NET DDC controllers. PEFY-NMHU (Alternate High Static Option)
models shall feature external static pressure settings up 0.80 in. WG (230 Volts). Indoor
model numbers shall be PEFY-P15NMHU-E / PEFY-P18NMHU-E / PEFY-
P24NMHU-E / PEFY-P27NMHU-E / PEFY-P30NMHU-E / PEFY-P36NMHU-E /
PEFY-P48NMHU-E / PEFY-P54NMHU-E / PEFY-P72NMHU-E / PEFY-
P96NMHU-E.
Performance shall be based on nominal cooling conditions of 80FDB, 67FWB for the
indoor unit and 95FDB for the outdoor unit and nominal heating conditions of 70FDB for
the indoor unit and 47FDB, 43FWB for the outdoor unit.
System Model Btu/h Btu/h

PEFY-P15NMHU-E 15,000 17,000
PEFY-P18NMHU-E 18,000 20,000
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System Model Btu/h Btu/h
PEFY-P24NMHU-E 24,000 27,000
PEFY-P27NMHU-E 27,000 30,000
PEFY-P30NMHU-E 30,000 34,000
PEFY-P36NMHU-E 36,000 40,000
PEFY-P48NMHU-E 48,000 54,000
PEFY-P54NMHU-E 54,000 60,000
PEFY-P72NMHU-E 72,000 80,000
PEFY-P96NMHU-E 96,000 108,000
B. Indoor Unit.
C. Unit Cabinet:
1. The cabinet shall be ceiling-concealed, ducted.
D. Fan:
1. The indoor unit fan shall be an assembly with one or two Sirocco fan(s) direct driven
by a single motor.
3. The indoor fan shall consist of various speeds, as indicated in below table
which are selectable by the room controller.
4. The indoor unit shall have a ducted air outlet system and ducted return air
system.
PEFY-P15NMHU-E
PEFY-P18NMHU-E Low – High
PEFY-P24NMHU-E
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PEFY-P27NMHU-E
PEFY-P30NMHU-E
PEFY-P36NMHU-E
PEFY-P48NMHU-E
PEFY-P54NMHU-E
PEFY-P72NMHU-E
High
PEFY-P96NMHU-E
E. Filter:
1. Return air shall be filtered by a field-supplied filter.
2. Optional rear return filter box with long-life filter shall available for all PEFY-NMHU-E
indoor units.
F. Coil:
tubing.
7. Both refrigerant lines to the PEFY indoor units shall be insulated.
G. Electrical:
1. The unit electrical power shall be 208/230 volts, 1-phase, 60 hertz, except for the
PEFY-P72NMHU-E and PEFY-P86NMHU-E. The PEFY-P72NMHU-E and PEFY-
P96NMHU=E shall be 208/230 volts, 3-phase, 60 hertz.
H. Controls:
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PFFY (FLOOR-STANDING-EXPOSED or FLOOR-STANDING-CONCEALED) INDOOR UNIT

A. General:
The PFFY shall consist of a floor-standing indoor section with and shall have a
modulating linear expansion device. The PFFY shall be used with the R2-Series
outdoor unit and BC Controller, Y-Series outdoor unit, or S-Series outdoor unit. The
PFFY shall support individual control using M-NET DDC controllers. Indoor model
numbers shall be for floor-standing exposed: PFFY-06NEMU-E / PFFY-08NEMU-E /
PFFY-P12NEMU-E / PFFY-P15NEMU-E / PFFY-P18NEMU-E / PFFY-P24NEMU-E
Indoor motel numbers shall be for floor-standing concealed: PFFY-P06NRMU-E /
PFFY-P08NRMU-E / PFFY-P12NRMU-E / PFFY-P15NEMU-E / PFFY-P18NRMU-E /
PFFY-P24NRMU-E.
Performance shall be based on nominal cooling conditions of 80FDB, 67FWB for the
indoor unit and 95FDB for the outdoor unit and nominal heating conditions of 70FDB
for the indoor unit and 47FDB, 43FWB for the outdoor unit.
BTU/
Btu/h
System Model h System Model Btu/h BTU/h
Number Cooli Number
Heati Cooling Heating
ng
ng
PFFY-P06NEMU-E 6,000 6,700 PFFY-P06NRMU-E 6,000 6,7000
PFFY-P08NEMU-E 8,000 9,000 PFFY-P08NRMU-E 8,000 9,000
13,50
PFFY-P12NEMU-E 12,000 PFFY-P12NRMU-E 12,000 13,500
0
17,00
0
20,00
0
27,00
0
B. Indoor Unit
The indoor unit shall be factory assembled, wired and run tested. Contained within
the unit shall be all factory wiring, piping, electronic modulating linear expansion
device, control circuit board and fan motor. The unit shall have a self-diagnostic
function, 3-minute time delay mechanism, an auto restart function, and a test run
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switch. Indoor unit and refrigerant pipes shall be charged with dehydrated air before
C. Unit Cabinet, Exposed:
1. The casing shall have a beige Acrylic paint finish.
D. Unit Cabinet, Recessed:

1. The casing shall have a galvanized sheet metal finish.
E. Fan:
1. The indoor unit fan shall be an assembly with one or two Sirocco fan(s) direct
driven by a single motor.
3. The indoor fan shall consist of two (2) speeds, High and Low.
F. Filter:
1. Return air shall be filtered by means of an easily removable washable filter.
G. Coil:
1. The indoor coil shall be of nonferrous construction with smooth plate fins on
copper tubing.
6. Both refrigerant lines to the PFFY indoor units shall be insulated.
H. Electrical:
2. The system shall be capable of satisfactory operation within voltage limits of 187-
228 volts (208V/60Hz) or 207-253 volts (230V/60Hz).
I. Controls:
necessary to operate the system. Please refer to Part 5 of this guide specification
for details on controllers and other control options.
PCFY (CEILING-SUSPENDED) INDOOR UNIT

A. General:
The PCFY shall be ceiling-suspended indoor unit section providing powerful airflow and shall
have a modulating linear expansion device. The PCFY shall be used with the R2-Series outdoor
unit and BC Controller(s), Y-Series outdoor unit, or S-Series outdoor unit. The PCFY shall
support individual control using M-NET DDC controllers. Indoor model numbers shall be PCFY-
P15NGMU-E / PCFY-P24NGMU-E / PCFY-P30NGMU-E / PCFY-P36NGMU-E.
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Btu/h BTU/h
System Model Number
Cooling Heating
PCFY-P15NGMU-E 15,000 17,000
PCFY-P24NGMU-E 24,000 27,000
PCFY-P30NGMU-E 30,000 34,000
PCFY-P36NGMU-E 36,000 40,000
B. Indoor Unit
mechanism, an auto restart function, and a test run switch. Indoor unit and refrigerant pipes
shall be charged with dehydrated air before shipment from the factory.
C. Unit Cabinet:
1. The casing shall have a white finish.
D. Fan:
1. The indoor unit fan shall be an assembly with two, three, or four Sirocco fan(s) direct
driven by a single motor.
E. Filter:
1. Return air shall be filtered by means of an easily removable, washable filter.
F. Coil:
tubing.
6. Both refrigerant lines to the PCFY indoor units shall be insulated.
G. Electrical:
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H. Controls:
Controls
Overview
A. General:
The CITY MULTI Controls Network (CMCN) shall be capable of supporting remote
controllers, schedule timers, system controllers, centralized controllers, an integrated web
based interface, graphical user workstation, and system integration to Building Management
Systems via BACnet® and LonWorks®.
B. General:
The CMCN shall operate at 24VDC. Controller power and communications shall be via a
common non-polar communications bus.
C. Wiring:
Control wiring shall be installed in a system daisy chain configuration from indoor unit to ME
remote controller to indoor unit, to the BC controller (main and subs, if applicable) and to the
outdoor unit. Control wiring to remote controllers shall be run from the indoor unit terminal
block to the controller associated with that unit.
Control wiring for schedule timers, system controllers, and centralized controllers shall be
installed in a daisy chain configuration from outdoor unit to outdoor unit, to system controllers,
to the power supply.
Control wiring for the Deluxe MA, Simple MA, and Wireless MA remote controllers shall be
from the remote controller to the first associated indoor unit (TB-15) then to the remaining
associated indoor units (TB-15) in a daisy chain configuration...
The G-50A and GB-50A system controller shall be capable of being networked with other G-
50A and GB-50A system controllers for web based control.
D. Wiring type:
Wiring shall be 2-conductor (16 AWG or 18 AWG), twisted shielded pair, stranded wire, as
defined by the Design Tool AutoCAD output.
Network wiring shall be CAT-5e with RJ-45 connection.
CITY MULTI Controls Network

The CITY MULTI Controls Network (CMCN) consists of remote controllers, schedule timers,
system controllers, centralized controllers, and/or integrated web based interface
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communicating over a high-speed communication bus. The CITY MULTI Controls Network
shall support operation monitoring, scheduling, error email distribution, personal browsers,
tenant billing, online maintenance support, and integration with Building Management
Systems (BMS) using either LonWorks® or BACnet® interfaces. The below figure illustrates a
sample CMCN System Configuration.
CMCN System Configuration
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CMCN: Remote Controllers
A. Deluxe MA Remote Controller (PAR-21MAA)

The Deluxe MA Remote Controller (PAR-21MAA) shall be capable of controlling up to 16
indoor units (defined as 1 group). The Deluxe MA Remote Controller shall be approximately
5” x 5” in size and white in color with a light-green LCD display. The PAR-21MAA shall
support a selection from multiple languages (Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese, English,
Russian, Italian, or French) for display information. The Deluxe MA supports temperature
display selection of Fahrenheit or Celsius. The Deluxe MA Remote Controller shall control the
following grouped operations: On/Off, Operation Mode (cool, heat, auto (R2-Series only), dry,
and fan), temperature set point, fan speed setting, and airflow direction setting. The Deluxe
MA Remote Controller shall support timer settings of on/off/temperature up to 8 times in a day
in 1-minute increments. The Deluxe MA Remote Controller shall support an Auto Off timer.
The Deluxe MA Remote Controller shall be able to limit the set temperature range from the
Deluxe MA. The room temperature shall be sensed at either the Deluxe MA Remote
Controller or the Indoor Unit dependent on the indoor unit dipswitch setting. The Deluxe MA
Remote Controller shall display a four-digit error code in the event of system
abnormality/error.
The Deluxe MA Remote Controller shall only be used in the same group with other Deluxe
MA Remote Controllers (PAR-21MAA), Wireless MA (PAR-FL32MA-E / PAR-FA32MA-E), or
Simple MA Remote Controllers (PAC-YT51CRA), with up to two remote controllers per group.
The Deluxe MA Remote Controller shall require no addressing. The Deluxe MA Remote
Controller shall connect using two-wire, stranded, non-polar control wire to TB15 connection
terminal on the indoor unit. The PAR-21MAA shall require cross-over wiring for grouping
across indoor units.
PAR-21MAA (Deluxe MA Remote Controller)

Item Description Operation Display
ON/OFF Each Each
Run and stop operation for a single group
Group Group
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Operation Each Each
Switches between Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat.
Mode Group Group
Operation modes vary depending on the air
conditioner unit. Auto mode is in the R2-Series only.
Temperature Each Each

Sets the temperature for a single group. Range of
Setting Group Group
temperature setting
Cool/Dry: 67°F-87°F (57°F-87°F for
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
Heat: 63°F-83°F (63°F-83°F for PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-
E)
Auto: 67°F-83°F (63°F-83°F for PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-
E)
Fan Speed Each Each

Models with 4 air flow speed settings: Hi/Mid-2/Mid-
Setting Group Group
1/Low
Models with 3 air flow speed settings: Hi/Mid/Low
Models with 2 air flow speed settings: Hi/Low
Air Flow Each Each

Air flow direction angles 100%-80%-60%-40%,
Direction Group Group
Setting
Swing,
Louver ON/OFF.
Air flow direction settings vary depending on the
model.
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Weekly Each Each
ON/OFF/Temperature setting can be done up to 8
Scheduler Group Group
times one day in the week. The time can be set by
the 1-minute interval.
Permit / N/A Each

Individually prohibit operation of each local remote
Prohibit Group *1
Local
control function (Start/Stop, Change operation
Operation
mode, Set temperature, Reset filter).
*1: Centrally Controlled is displayed on the
remote controller for prohibited
functions.
Prohibition / N/A Each

Setting via the System Controller, the operation for
Permission Group
of Specified
the following modes is prohibited:
Mode
Cooling Prohibited: Cool, Dry, Auto
Heating Prohibited: Heat, Auto
Cooling-Heating Prohibited: Cool, Heat, Dry, Auto
Display N/A Each

Measures and displays the intake temperature of
Indoor Unit Group
Intake Temp
the indoor unit when the indoor unit is operating.
Error N/A Each Unit

When an error is currently occurring on an air
conditioner unit, the afflicted unit and the error code
are displayed
Test Run Each Each

Operates air conditioner units in test run mode.
Group Group
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Ventilation Each Each
Up to 16 indoor units can be connected to an
Equipment Group Group
interlocked system that has one LOSSNAY unit.
LOSSNAY items that can be set are “Hi”, “Low”, and
“Stop”. Ventilation mode switching is not available.
Set Each Each

The range of room temperature setting can be
Temperature Group Group
Range Limit
limited by the initial setting. The lowest limit
temperature can be made higher than the usual
(67°F) in cool/dry mode, while the upper limit
temperature lower than the usual (83°F) in heat
mode.
*Function does not work in auto mode setting
Auto Lock Each Each

Setting/releasing of simplified locking for remote
Out Function Group Group
control buttons can be performed.
 Locking of all buttons

 Locking of all buttons except ON/OFF button
B. Simple MA Remote Controller (PAC-YT51CRA-E)

The Simple MA Remote Controller (PAC-YT51CRA-E) shall be capable of controlling up to 16
indoor units (defined as 1 group). The Simple MA Remote Controller shall be compact in size,
approximately 3” x 5” and have limited user functionality. The Simple MA Remote Controller
shall allow the user to change on/off, temperature setting, and fan speed setting. The room
temperature shall be sensed at either the Simple MA Remote Controller or the Indoor Unit
dependent on the indoor unit dipswitch setting. The Simple MA Remote Controller shall
display a four-digit error code in the event of system abnormality/error.
The Simple MA Remote Controller shall only be used in same group with PAR-21MAA
(Deluxe MA Remote Controllers), Wireless MA (PAR-FL32MA-E / PAR-FA32MA-E), or with
other PAC-YT51CRA (Simple MA Remote Controllers), with up to two remote controllers per
group.
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The Simple MA Remote Controller shall require no addressing. The Simple MA Remote
Controller shall connect using two-wire, stranded, non-polar control wire to TB15 connection
terminal on the indoor unit. The PAC-YT51CRA shall require cross-over wiring for grouping
across indoor units.
PAC-YT51CRA (Simple MA Remote Controller)

ON/OFF Each Each Group
Group
Operation N/A Each Group

Mode
Temperature Each Each Group

Setting Group
temperature setting
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
Heat: 63°F-83°F (63°F-83°F for PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
Auto: 67°F-83°F (63°F-83°F for PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
Fan Speed Each Each Group

Setting Group
1/Low
Air Flow N/A N/A

Not Available
Direction
Setting
Timer N/A N/A
Not Available
Operation
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PAC-YT51CRA (Simple MA Remote Controller)
Permit / N/A Each Group *1
Prohibit
Local
control function (Start/Stop, Change operation mode,
Operation
Set temperature, Reset filter).
remote controller for prohibited functions.
Display N/A N/A

Not Available
Indoor Unit
Intake Temp
Error N/A Each Unit
are displayed
Test Run Each Each Group *2

Group
*2 The display for test run mode will be the
same as for normal start/stop (does not display
“test run”).
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C. Wireless MA Remote Controller
The Wireless MA Remote Controller (PAR-FL32MA-A) used in conjunction with the Wireless
MA Remote Controller Receiver (PAR-FA32MA-E) shall be capable of controlling up to 16
indoor units (defined as 1 group). The Wireless MA Remote Controller is approximately 6” x
2-1/4” and the Wireless MA Remote Controller Receiver is approximately 4-3/4” x 2-3/4”. The
Wireless MA Remote Controller shall have a range of 22 feet. A single Wireless MA Remote
Controller shall be capable of signaling multiple Wireless MA Remote Controller Receivers for
control of multiple indoor units. The Wireless MA Remote Controller and Remote Receiver
shall support temperature display selection of Fahrenheit or Celsius. The Wireless MA
Remote Controller shall control the following grouped operations: On/Off, Operation Mode
(cool, heat, auto (R2-Series only), dry, and fan), temperature set point, fan speed setting, and
airflow direction setting. The Wireless MA Remote Controller shall support 1 on/off timer
setting per day. The room temperature shall be sensed at either the Wireless MA Remote
Controller Receiver or the Indoor Unit dependent on the indoor unit dipswitch setting. The
Wireless MA Remote Controller shall display a four-digit error code in the event of system
abnormality/error.
The Wireless MA Remote Controller and Receiver shall only be used in the same group with
other Wireless MA (PAR-FL32MA-E / PAR-FA32MA-E), Deluxe MA Remote Controllers
(PAR-21MAA) or Simple MA Remote Controllers (PAC-YT51CRA), with up to two remote
controllers per group.
The Wireless MA Remote Controller and Receiver shall require no addressing. The Wireless
MA Remote Controller Receiver shall connect using two-wire, stranded, non-polar control
wire to TB15 connection terminal on the indoor unit. The Wireless MA Remote Controller
Receiver shall require cross-over wiring for grouping across indoor units.
PAR-FL32MA-A (Wireless MA Remote Controller)

ON/OFF Each Each
Group Group
Operation Each Each

Mode Group Group
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Setting Group Group
temperature setting
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
E)
E)
Fan Speed Each Each

Setting Group Group
1/Low
Air Flow Each Each

Setting
Swing,
Louver ON/OFF.
model.
Timer Each Each

One ON/OFF setting can be set for one day.
Operation Group Group
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Permit / N/A Each
Prohibit Group *1
Local
Operation
Display N/A N/A

Measures the intake temperature of the indoor unit
Indoor Unit
Intake Temp
when the indoor unit is operating.
Error N/A Each

Group
are displayed
Test Run Each Each

Group Group
Ventilation N/A N/A

Equipment
D. ME Remote Controller
The ME Remote Controller (PAR-F27MEA-US-E) shall be capable of controlling up to 16
indoor units (defined as 1 group) from this compact 5” x 5” (approximate) wall-mounted
controller. The ME Remote Controller shall be capable of connecting anywhere on the M-NET
communication bus and shall not require being physically located in the same room as the
indoor unit(s) under its control.
The ME Remote Controller shall control the following grouped operation for up to sixteen
indoor units collectively: On/Off, Operation Mode (cool, heat, auto (R2-Series only), dry, and
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fan), temperature setting, fan speed setting, and airflow direction setting. The ME Remote
Controller shall have three timer options: one on/off setting defined for one day, repeated
daily timer, and auto-off timer function. The ME Remote Controller shall be able to limit the
set temperature range from the ME Remote Controller and via a PC through a licensed G-
50A/GB-50A. The room temperature shall be sensed at either the ME Remote Controller or
the Indoor Unit dependent on the indoor unit dipswitch setting. The ME Remote Controller
shall display a four-digit error code in the event of system abnormality/error.
The ME Remote Controller shall only be used in same group with other ME Remote
Controllers with a maximum of two ME Remote Controllers per group.
The ME Remote Controller shall require manual addressing using rotary dial switch to the M-
NET communication bus. The ME Remote Controller shall connect using two-wire, stranded,
non-polar control wire to TB5 connection terminal on the indoor unit.
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PAR-F27MEA (ME Remote Controller)
ON/OFF Each Each
Group Group
Operation Each Each

Mode Group Group

Setting Group Group
temperature setting
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
E)
E)
Fan Speed Each Each

Setting Group Group
1/Low
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Air Flow Each Each
Setting
Swing,
Louver ON/OFF.
model.
Weekly Each Each

ON/OFF/Temperature setting can be done up to 8
Scheduler Group Group
times one day in the week. The time can be set by
the 1-minute interval.
Permit / N/A Each

Prohibit Group *1
Local
Operation
Displays N/A Each

Indoor Unit Group
Intake Temp
Error N/A Each Unit

are displayed
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Timer Each Each
Three timer options:
- One Day Timer: ON/OFF setting of one time one
day
- Daily Timer: ON/OFF setting by the One Day timer
can be repeated for every day.
- Auto OFF timer: OFF timer can be set in a range
from 30 minutes to 4 hours.
* Setting of Auto OFF timer automatically activates
OFF timer at the next operation.
Test Run Each Each

Group Group

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Set Each Each
The range of room temperature setting can be
Temperature Group Group
Range Limit
limited by the initial setting. The lowest limit
temperature can be made higher than the usual
(67°F) in cool/dry mode, while the upper limit
temperature lower than the usual (83°F) in heat
mode.
*Function does not work in auto mode setting
Auto Lock Each Each

Setting/releasing of simplified locking for remote
Out Function Group Group
control buttons can be performed.
 Locking of all buttons

 Locking of all buttons except ON/OFF button
CMCN: System Controllers
A. PAC-YT40ANRA: ON/OFF Controller

The PAC-YT40NARA ON/OFF Controller shall be capable of turning ON/OFF up to sixteen
groups of indoor units, for a maximum of 50 indoor units. All of the units, up to 50, shall be
turned ON/OFF using the main switch. A LED for each group of indoor units, up to 16 groups,
shall indicate if there is a failure within each group by flashing. A main LED shall flash if there
is an error on any one of the 16 groups for a maximum of 50 indoor units. A LED shall
indicate the ON/OFF status for each group of indoor units. The PACY-YT40ANRA shall be
approximately 5” x 5” in size and shall be powered using either the PAC-SC50KUA Power
Supply on TB 7 of the outdoor unit or via the indoor transmission line on TB 3 on the outdoor
unit. The ON/FF Controller can output via level signal operation state and error state.
PAC-YT40ANRA (ON/OFF Controller)
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ON/OFF Group or Group or
Run and stop operation for the air conditioner units
Collective Collective
Operation N/A N/A

Not Available
Mode
Temperature N/A N/A

Not Available
Setting
Fan Speed N/A N/A

Not Available
Setting
Air Flow N/A N/A

Not Available
Direction
Setting
Room Temp N/A N/A
Not Available
Display
Error N/A Each

LED flashes during failure. (The error code can be
Group
confirmed by removing the cover.)
Schedule N/A N/A

Not Available
Operation

Group operation of only LOSSNAY units possible.
(Independent)
* Only ON/OFF of group

The LOSSNAY will run in interlock with the operation of
(Interlocked)
indoor unit. * The fan rate and mode cannot be changed.
The LED will turn ON only during operation after
interlocking.
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External Group or Group or
Error Output, Operation Output
Output Collective Collective
“ON/OFF” and “error/normal” are output with level signal.
* The optional output cable is required
Connection N/A N/A

Central System Transmission Line: Connectable (PAC-
Position
SC50KUA Power Supply is needed.
Indoor/Outdoor Transmission Line: Connectable
B. PAC-YT34STA: SCHEDULE TIMER

The Schedule Timer (PAC-YT34STA) shall schedule operation for a maximum of 50 indoor
units. The maximum number of indoor units supported per one group shall be 16. The
maximum number of groups supported shall be 50. The Schedule Timer shall be used in
conjunction with PAR-21MAA (Deluxe MA Remote Controllers), Wireless MA (PAR-FL32MA-
E / PAR-FA32MA-E), and/or PAR-F27MEA (ME Remote Controllers).
The Schedule Timer shall support up 9 scheduling patterns with up to 16 operations per
pattern. Operations shall include on/off, mode selection (cool, heat), set temperature, and
prohibition of remote controller functions (on/off, operation mode change, and set
temperature adjustment). Patterns shall be applied to each group of indoor units on a per-day
basis. The minimum time interval shall be 5-minutes. The Schedule Timer shall display a
four-digit error code in the event of system abnormality/error.
The Schedule Timer shall be manually addressed using rotary dial switch to the M-NET
communication bus. The Schedule Timer shall be powered using either the PAC-SC50KUA
Power Supply or via the indoor transmission line.
The Schedule Timer can be used in conjunction with G-50A Centralized Controller which has
higher priority but requires change in dipswitch setting. The Schedule Timer shall accept level
or pulse input signals and shall output level signals for specific functions, as defined in below
table.
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PAC-YT34STA (Schedule Timer)
Group or Each
Unit Control 50 units/ 50 groups
Collective Group
(Maximum 16 units connected in one group)
Each Each
Schedule Control One week.
Group Group
Operation Each Each

ON/OFF ON/OFF operations can be carried out
Group Group
collectively or for each group.
Each Each
Timer Reset The timer setting details can be disabled
Group Group
collectively.
Schedule Each N/A

Setting ON/OFF
Function Group
Details
COOL/HEAT
Room temperature setting (67°F to 83°F)
Operation prohibit (ON/OFF, operation mode,
setting temperature)
Each N/A
Number of Number of setting patterns: Ten (no setting +
Group
Settings nine patterns)
(Operation for a week can be set by selecting
one of ten patterns for each day.)
Number of operations: Up to 16 operations can
be set in one pattern.
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Each N/A
Time Setting
Group
The item can be set in five-minute units.
Unit
N/A Each
Display Current time and day Group
N/A Each
Error state Group
N/A N/A
Unit operation state
External Each N/A

Timer The following can be input with the level signals
Input Group
Connection or pulse signals.
and
Level signal: “Emergency stop input” or
Emergency
“Collective ON/OFF”
Stop Input,
Pulse signal: “Collective ON/OFF” or “Local
etc.
remote controller prohibit/permit”
One input can be selected from those above.
External Each N/A

Error
Output “ON/OFF” and “error/normal” are output with the Group
Output,
level signal.
Operation
* Optional output cable is required.
Output
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N/A N/A
Connection Position Indoor/outdoor transmission line: Connectable
Central system transmission line: Connectable
(Optional power supply PAC-SC50KUA) is
needed).
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C. System Group Controller (PAC-SF44SRA-F)
The System Centralized Controller (PAC-SF44SRA-F) shall be capable of controlling a
maximum of 50 groups or a maximum of 50 indoor units across multiple CITY MULTI outdoor
units. The System Group Controller shall be approximately 5”x 5” in size and shall be
powered using either the PAC-SC50KUA Power Supply on TB 7 of the outdoor unit or via the
indoor transmission line on TB 3 on the outdoor unit. The System Group Controller shall have
operation controls which can be applied to an individual indoor unit, a group of indoor units
(up to 50 indoor units), or all indoor units (collective batch operation). This control set of
operation controls for the System Group Controller shall include on/off, operation mode
selection (cool, heat, auto (R2-Series only), dry, and fan), and temperature setting. The
System Group Controller shall be able to enable or disable operation of local remote
controllers.
PAC-SF44SRA (System Group Controller)

ON/OFF Each Group or Each Group or
Operation Each Group Each Group

Mode
or Collective
(Group of Lossnay unit: automatic
ventilation/vent-heat/interchange/normal
ventilation)
conditioner unit.
Auto mode is in the CITY MULTI R2-Series only.
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Temperature Each Group Each Group
Sets the temperature for a single group.
Setting
or Collective
Range of temperature setting:
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
Heat: 63°F-83°F (63°F-83°F for
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
Auto: 67°F-83°F (63°F-83°F for
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
* Range of temperature setting varies depending
on the model.
Fan Speed N/A N/A

Not Available
Setting
Air Flow N/A N/A

Not Available
Direction
Setting
Schedule Using Using
Schedule operation is achieved in conjunction
Operation
PAC-YT34STA PAC-YT34STA
with the Schedule Timer (PAC-YT34STA)
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Manual Each Group Each Group or
The ON/OFF, operation mode, setting
Operation Collective
Permit / or Collective
temperature and filter sign reset operations using
Prohibit
the local remote controllers can be prohibited.
* (PROHIBIT) will appear when prohibited.
Only ON/OFF and filter reset can be
prohibited
Specific Each Group Each Group

Setting via the System Controller, the operation
Mode
Operation Or Or
for the following modes is prohibited:
Prohibit Collective Collective
Cooling Prohibited: Cool, Dry, Auto
Heating Prohibited: Heat, Auto
Cooling-Heating Prohibited: Cool, Heat, Dry, Auto
Room N/A N/A

Not Available
Temperature
Display
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Error N/A *1 Each Unit
or Collective
conditioner unit, the afflicted unit and the error
code are displayed
*1 When an error occurs, the LED flashes. The
operation monitor screen shows the abnormal unit
by flashing it. The error monitor screen shows the
abnormal unit address, error code and source of
detection. The error log monitor screen shows
the time and date, the abnormal unit address,
error code and source of detection
Test Run Each Group Each Group

Ventilation Each Group Each Group

This interlocked system settings can be
Equipment
performed by the master system controller.
When setting the interlocked system, use the
ventilation switch the free plan LOSSNAY settings
between “Hi”, “Low” and “Stop”.
When setting a group of only free plan LOSSNAY
units, you can switch between “Normal
ventilation”, “Interchange ventilation” and
“Automatic ventilation”.
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Centralized Controller
A. G-50A Centralized Controller
The G-50A Centralized Controller shall be capable of controlling a maximum of 50 indoor
units across multiple CITY MULTI outdoor units. The G-50A Centralized Controller shall be
approximately 5”x12” in size and shall be powered from a Power Supply Unit (PAC-
SC50KUA). The G-50A Centralized Controller shall support operation superseding that of the
remote controllers, system configuration, daily/weekly scheduling, monitoring of operation
status, and malfunction monitoring. The G-50A Centralized Controller shall have five basic
operation controls which can be applied to an individual indoor unit, a group of indoor units
(up to 50 indoor units), or all indoor units (collective batch operation). This basic control set of
operation controls for the G-50A Centralized Controller shall include on/off, operation mode
selection (cool, heat, auto (R2-Series only), dry, and fan), temperature setting, fan speed
setting, and airflow direction setting. Since the G-50A provides centralized control it shall be
able to enable or disable operation of local remote controllers. In terms of scheduling, the G-
50A Centralized Controller shall allow the user to define both daily and weekly schedules with
operations consisting of ON/OFF, mode selection, temperature setting, and permit/prohibit of
remote controllers.
G-50A (Centralized Controller)

ON/OFF Each Each
Group or Group or
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Operation Each Each
Mode Group Group
(Group of Lossnay unit: automatic ventilation/vent- or

Collective
heat/interchange/normal ventilation)
conditioner unit.

Setting Group Group
Range of temperature setting: or

Collective
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
Heat: 63°F-83°F (63°F-83°F for PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
Auto: 67°F-83°F (63°F-83°F for PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
* Range of temperature setting varies depending on
the model.
Fan Speed Each Each

Setting Group Group
1/Low or
Collective
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Air Flow *1 Each Each
Setting
Swing, or
Collective
*1. Louver cannot be set.
model.
Timer Each *2 Each

Start/Stop and Enable/Disable can be set 3 times in
one day. or
Collective
For a week’s schedule, store three start/stop patterns
and one enable/disable pattern.
*2 When the timer is set, “Timer Enabled” is shown
on the operation setting screen of the LCD.
Permit / Each *3 Each

Prohibit Group Group
Local
control function (Start/Stop, Change operation mode, or
Operation
Collective
Set temperature, Reset filter).
Display N/A Each

Measures and displays the intake temperature of the
Indoor Unit Group
Intake Temp
indoor unit when the indoor unit is operating.
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Error N/A *4 Each
Unit
conditioner unit, the afflicted unit and the error code or
Collective
are displayed
operation monitor screen shows the abnormal unit by
flashing it. The error monitor screen shows the
detection. The error log monitor screen shows the
time and date, the abnormal unit address, error code
and source of detection
Test Run Each Each

Group Group

This interlocked system settings can be performed by
the master system controller.
units, you can switch between “Normal ventilation”,
“Interchange ventilation” and “Automatic ventilation”.
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External *5 *5
By using accessory cables you can set and monitor
Input / Collective Collective
Output
the following.
Input
By level: “Batch start/stop”, “Batch emergency stop”
By pulse: “batch start/stop”, “Enable/disable remote
controller”
Output: “start/stop”, “error/Normal”
‫٭‬5: Requires the external I/O cables (PAC-YG10HA-
E) sold separately.
All G-50A Centralized Controllers shall be equipped with one RJ-45 Ethernet port to support
interconnection with a network PC via a closed/direct Local Area Network (LAN).
The G-50A Centralized Controller shall be capable of performing initial settings via the
keypad and display on the controller or via a PC using the G-50A Centralized Controller’s
initial setting browser.
Optional software functions shall be available so that the building manager can securely log
into each G-50A via the PC’s web browser to support operation monitoring, scheduling, error
email, personal browser for PCs and MACs, and online maintenance diagnostics. Additional
optional software functions of Tenant Billing shall be available but shall require TG-2000
Integrated System software in conjunction with G-50A Centralized Controllers. BACnet®
interface shall be available through software operating on a dedicated PC and a G-50A
license. The optional software functions shall require advance purchasing and can only be
activated upon receipt of a license number from Mitsubishi Electric HVAC. These optional
software functions shall be licensed for a fixed term, subject to renewal and associated fees
upon term expiration.
B. GB-50A Centralized Controller

The GB-50A Centralized Controller shall be capable of controlling via a PC a maximum of 50
indoor units across multiple CITY MULTI outdoor units. A field supplied PC shall be required
for the GB-50A Centralized Controller. The GB-50A Centralized Controller shall be
approximately 5”x11” in size and shall be powered from a Power Supply Unit (PAC-
SC50KUA). The GB-50A Centralized Controller shall support operation superceding that of
the remote controllers, system configuration, daily/weekly/annual scheduling, monitoring of
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operation status, error email notification, online maintenance tool and malfunction monitoring.
The GB-50A Centralized Controller shall have basic operation controls which can be applied
to an individual indoor unit, a group of indoor units (up to 50 indoor units), or all indoor units
(collective batch operation). This basic control set of operation controls for the GB-50A
Centralized Controller shall include on/off, operation mode selection (cool, heat, auto (R2-
Series only), dry, and fan), temperature setting, fan speed setting, airflow direction setting,
error email notification, and online maintenance. Since the GB-50A provides centralized
control it shall be able to enable or disable operation of local remote controllers via the PC. In
terms of scheduling, the GB-50A Centralized Controller shall allow the user to define daily,
weekly, and annual schedules with operations consisting of ON/OFF, mode selection,
temperature setting, and permit/prohibit of remote controllers.
GB-50A (Centralized Controller)

ON/OFF Each Each
Group or Group or
Operation Each Each
Mode Group Group
(Group of Lossnay unit: automatic ventilation/vent- or

Collective
heat/interchange/normal ventilation)
conditioner unit.
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Setting Group Group
Range of temperature setting: or

Collective
PEFY/PDFY/PFFY-E)
E)
E)
* Range of temperature setting varies depending on
the model.
Fan Speed Each Each

Setting Group Group
/Low or
Collective
Air Flow *1 Each Each

Setting
Swing, or
Collective
*1. Louver cannot be set.
model.
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Permit / Each *2 Each
Prohibit Group Group
Local
control function (Start/Stop, Change operation or
Operation
Collective
Indoor Unit N/A Each

Intake Temp Group
Error N/A *3 Each

Unit
conditioner unit, the afflicted unit and the error code or
Collective
are displayed
operation monitor screen shows the abnormal unit
by flashing it. The error monitor screen shows the
detection. The error log monitor screen shows the
time and date, the abnormal unit address, error
code and source of detection
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This interlocked system settings can be performed
by the master system controller.
units, you can switch between “Normal ventilation”,
“Interchange ventilation” and “Automatic
ventilation”.
External *4 *4
By using accessory cables you can set and monitor
Input / Collective Collective
Output
the following.
Input
By level: “Batch start/stop”, “Batch emergency
stop”
By pulse: “batch start/stop”, “Enable/disable remote
controller”
Output: “start/stop”, “error/Normal”
‫٭‬4: Requires the external I/O cables (PAC-
YG10HA-E) sold separately.
*GB-50A needs a PC (field supplied) connected together to monitor and operate the air conditioner
system.
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Standard software functions shall allow the building manager to securely log into each GB-
50A via the PC’s web browser to support operation monitoring, scheduling, error email, and
online maintenance diagnostics. Standard software functions shall not expire. Additional
optional software functions shall be available of personal browser for PCs and MACs, Tenant
Billing that requires TG-2000 Integrated System software in conjunction with GB-50A
Centralized Controllers. BACnet® interface shall be available through software operating on a
dedicated PC and a GB-50A license. Optional software functions shall require advance
purchasing and can only be activated upon receipt of a license number from Mitsubishi
Electric HVAC. The optional software functions shall be licensed for a fixed term, subject to
renewal and associated fees upon term expiration.
Web-based User Interface
Licenses per function, per G-50A/GB-50A shall be required.
All PCs are field supplied.
A. PC-Monitoring (SW-Mon)
The CMCN shall be capable of monitoring and operating all indoor units from a networked
PC’s web browser for up to 50 units per G-50A/GB-50A centralized controller.
B. PC Scheduling (SW-Sch)
The CMCN shall be capable of creating customized daily, weekly, and annual schedules from
a network PC’s web browser for up to 50 units per G-50A/GB-50A. Schedules shall be
applied to a single indoor unit, a group of indoor units, or collectively (batch) to all indoor units
controlled by the G-50A/GB-50A.
C. Online Error Email (SW-Email)

The CMCN shall be capable of sending detailed alerts to customizable distribution lists based
on user defined error types.
D. Personal Web Browser (SW-Pweb)

The CMCN shall be capable of allowing up to 50 individual users to monitor and control user
defined zones via a network PC or MAC’s web browser.
E. Online Maintenance Diagnostics (SW-Maint)

The CMCN shall be capable of performing maintenance diagnostics via a network PC and G-
50A/GB-50A centralized controller using Maintenance Tool Software.
F. Tenant Billing (SW-Charge)

The CMCN shall be capable of calculating CITY MULTI energy usage in kWh and in a
monetary amount based on the energy consumption of the outdoor unit(s) divided among the
associated indoor units. This software is used in conjunction with the TG-2000 software a
networked PC, and Watt Hour Meters (WHM).
Graphical User Workstation Software

The Graphical User Workstation Software (TG-2000) shall require a field supplied PC.
A. TG-2000 Software
The TG-2000 Integrated System Software shall enable the user to control multiple G-50A/GB-
50As and shall provide additional functions such as tenant billing from a single, dedicated
network PC configured with the TG-2000 software. The TG-2000 configured computer shall
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be capable of controlling up to forty G-50A/GB-50A Centralized Controllers with a maximum
of 2,000 indoor units across multiple CITY MULTI outdoor units. The TG-2000 software shall
be required if the user wants to simultaneously control more than 1 G-50A/GB-50A
Centralized Controllers from a single PC using a single software session. Licensing per
function, per G-50A/GB-50A Centralized Controller shall be required for the TG-2000
software. Optional software features shall be available through the TG-2000 software
including tenant billing. These optional software features shall require the TG-2000 software,
advance purchase from the customer, and licensing from Mitsubishi to enable feature
activation. These optional software functions shall be licensed for a fixed term, subject to
renewal and associated fees upon term expiration.
TG-2000 (Integrated System Software)

G-50A/GB-50A
License
PC Scheduling
PC Monitoring
Tenant Billing
Item Details
The units can turn ON and OFF for all floors or in a

ON/OFF √
block, floor, or group of units.
The operation mode can be switched between COOL,
Operation
DRY, FAN, AUTO, and HEAT for all floors or in a √
Modes
block, floor, or group of units
The room temperature can be set for all floors in a
block, floor, or group of units. Set temperature range
Cool/Dry: 67°F-83°F
Temperature
√
Setting Heat: 67°F-83°F
Auto: 67°F-83°F
* Depends on unit type
The fan speed can be set to four stages for all floors
Fan Speed √
or in a bloc, floor, or group of units
The air direction can be set in four vertical directions
or to swing for all floors or in block, floor, or group of
Air Direction √
units. (The selectable air direction differs according to
the model.)
Interlocked If there is an interlocked unit (LOSSNAY), then the √
Unit ON/OFF unit can be turned ON (strong/weak) or OFF for all
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G-50A/GB-50A
License
PC Scheduling
PC Monitoring
Tenant Billing
Item Details
LOSSNAY floors or in a block, floor, or group of units. (Note that

the ventilation mode cannot be selected for
interlocked units.)
The items for which operation with the local remote
Local controller are to be prohibited can be selected for all
Operation floors or in a block, floor, or group of units. (The items √
Prohibit that can be prohibited are ON/OFF, operation mode,
set temperature and filter sign reset.)
The annual/weekly schedule function can be used by
Annual /
registering the license. Two settings, such as
Weekly √ √
seasonal settings for summer and winter, can be
Schedule
saved.
An RS-485 watt-hour meter (WHM) is connected to
Power Rate
calculate the air conditioning charges based on the
Apportionment √ √
amount each tenant’s air-conditioner has operated.
Charging
Two charging rates can be applied per day.
Up to 3,000 items for the error history and up to
10,000 items for operation history can be saved. Each
history file can be output as a daily report or monthly
History √
report in CSV format. (The operation history consists
only of the operations carried out with the TG-2000
and is limited to some limited operation items.)
The cumulative operation time of each indoor unit can
Operation be viewed or output as a CSV format file. (This
√ √
Time Monitor function is valid only when the charging function
license is registered.)
Filter Sign The filter sign display at the remote controllers can be
√
Display Mask disabled.
Night Set-Back Heating from 55°F and higher can be set using the
√
Function *1, *4 schedule.
Set The set temperature lower limit can be set for cooling √
Temperature and the upper limit for heating. (ME remote controller
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G-50A/GB-50A
License
PC Scheduling
PC Monitoring
Tenant Billing
Item Details
Limit *1 required)
*1: Compatible with TG-2000 Ver. 4.10 or later, G-50A Ver. 2.51 or later
*4: With Night Set-Back function, the CITY MULTI system can run at heating mode with target
temperature set to 55ºF under schedule control. This function can protect the room from
dropping down to extremely low temperature in the evenings.
CMCN: System Integration

The CMCN shall be capable of supporting integration with Building Management Systems
(BMS) via our LonWorks® and BACnet® interfaces.
A. LMAP03U: LonWorks® Interface
The Mitsubishi Electric HVAC LonWorks® interface, LMAP03U, shall support up to fifty indoor
units with a variety of network variables on a per indoor unit basis. Input variables include, but
are not limited to, on/off, operation mode, fan speed, prohibit remote controller, and filter sign
reset. Output variables include, but are not limited to, model size, alarm state, error code, and
error address.
B. PAC-YTG31CDA: BACnet® Interface
The Mitsubishi Electric HVAC BACnet® interface, PAC-YG31CDA, shall be compliant with
BACnet®/IP (ANSI/ASHRAE 135-1995, 135a) and UDP/IP of Ethernet (ANSI/ASHRAE 135-
1995, 135b). The BACnet® interface shall require a dedicated network computer and
activated BACnet® software function via Mitsubishi Electric HVAC issued license for a fixed
term, subject to renewal and associated fees. The BACnet® software license shall be on a per
G-50A/GB-50A basis for a maximum of 50 indoor units controlled by one G-50A/GB-50A
Centralized Controller. The BACnet® interface shall support a maximum of ten G-50A/GB-50A
Centralized Controllers for a maximum of 500 indoor units. Operation and monitoring points
include, but are not limited to, on/off, operation mode, fan speed, prohibit remote controller,
filter sign reset, alarm state, error code, and error address.
Power Supply (PAC-SC50KUA-F)

The power supply shall supply 12VDC (TB 3) for the G-50 centralized controller and 24VDC
(TB 2) voltage for the central control transmission.
The power supply can power a maximum of 2 G-50A/GB-50A centralized controllers.
Mr. Slim M-Series and P-Series Control
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A. The CMCN shall have the capability of controlling and monitoring the Mitsubishi Electric Mr.
Slim MSY and MSZ units through the use of an adaptor to allow the MSY and MSZ units to
communication on the M-Net communication bus.
B. The CMCN shall have the capability of controlling and monitoring the Mitsubishi Electric Mr.
Slim PUY and PUZ units through the use of an adaptor to allow the PUY and PUZ units to
communication on the M-Net communication bus.
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Appendix R – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI PURY-P96 Outdoor Unit
Specifications
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Appendix S – Correlation Testing of Mitsubishi CITY MULTI
VRFZ Systems
The two units tested were a PURY-P96 VRFZ system with heat recovery capability and a PUHY-
P168 standard VRFZ heat pump system. Testing the two CITY MULTI VRFZ systems was
conducted at the Underwriter Laboratories (UL) facility in Plano, Texas. The intent of the testing was
two-fold. First, to run the systems at standard test conditions for third-party verification of data found
in the CITY MULTI VRFZ Engineering Manual; second, to run the systems at part load conditions to
provide data that shows the energy saving capabilities of the CITY MULTI VRFZ Systems. The UL
Labs had not tested a VRFZ system before testing Mitsubishi units, so there was a learning curve,
especially with the simultaneous heating and cooling PURY unit.
The AHRI Draft Standard 1230 was used as the basis for the testing. The tests conducted were:
 System Cooling Capacity and Efficiency at 95ºF Outdoor Dry Bulb
 System Heating Capacity and Efficiency at 47ºF Outdoor Dry Bulb
 System Heating Capacity and Efficiency at 17ºF Outdoor Dry Bulb
 System Integrated Part Load Value
 System Efficiency While Operating in Simultaneous Heating and Cooling Mode (PURY-P96
only)
The 14-ton PUHY-P168 system was tested first in the large, 20-ton UL test room. Besides the fact
that this was their first exposure to a VRFZ system, the main challenge was installing the five
ductless indoor units so that the air-flow from these units, two ceiling cassette units, and three wall-
mounted units could be adequately collected.
Due to limited test room availability, the PURY-P96 was tested 8 months later in the smaller 12-ton
test room. The testing for the PURY-P96 was negatively impacted by squeezing the outdoor unit and
four indoor units into the smaller test room. We decided to use the smaller room because the
availability of test rooms in the U.S. was very limited due to many HVAC companies reserving lab
space because of the change from refrigerant R22 to refrigerant R410A in their product lines.
The following pages from the Mitsubishi Submittal Sheets show the specifications for the two
systems tested. The summarized results of the testing are next, showing a comparison of the
Mitsubishi data, the EnergyPro data, and the UL test room data.
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The following pages contain tables presenting and comparing data and test results. First, the UL Lab
test data was compared to Mitsubishi test lab data; then the UL test lab data was compared to
EnergyPro data. The data compared favorably with the others—except for the heating operation
testing of the PURY-P96 (especially at part load)—considering that this was the first time UL tested
the units.
The cooling testing for the PURY-P96 was conducted first and was not adversely impacted by the
test room set-up. However, the test room set up did adversely impact results for the PURY-P96
heating testing. The notes below detail the problems that impacted the PURY-P96 heating test
results. By the time these issues were discovered and the sources of the problems realized, the
testing was almost complete and allotted time in the test room had already been exceeded by over a
week.
Important Notes about PURY-P96 Testing

(Please refer to the PURY-P96 testing set-up on the following page)
1. Inlet air temperatures of the indoor units are unbalanced ⇒ the actual inlet
temperature of the indoor units is lower than the inlet measurement point of "Average
Indoor Inlet Dry bulb" by 4 to 8%.
- The imbalance of actual inlet air temperature will cause the capacity
to decrease at least 3%.
- As actual inlet air temperatures of the indoor units decreases, the
condensing and evaporating temperatures fall than they should be,
which will make the heating capacity decrease by at least 3%.
2. Due to the limited test room space for the indoor side, the BC controller was
installed in the outdoor room, causing heat loss, which could decrease the heating
capacity by 2% or more.
3. The discharge airflows of the four indoor units were collected into a single duct
going to the mixer. The "duct loss" was larger than anticipated. When two of the test
runs were compared, one had a higher condensing temperature but was getting lower
heating capacity than the other.
4. When the heating part load data of the PURY-P96 is compared to the PUHY-P168,
the results show that the heating capacity of PUHY-P168, when operating at the
target discharge pressure, reached 111.7% against the data in the manual, with an
input (power consumption) of 118.9% versus. the data book data. The PURY-P96,
was operating in heating part load at the same target discharge pressure, it only reach
77.3% against the data on manual, with input (power consumption) at 114.2%. The
difference between the test data of the two units is significant.
5. The imbalance of inlet air temperature of indoor units had a significant effect,
especially when the unit is operating in the lower part load range. See Appendix T –
Mitsubishi CITY MULTI PUHY-P168 and PURY-P96 Test Data.
The testing configuration of the four PKFY indoor units with PURY-P96 is included; refer to this page
when reading the notes below. The heating operation data was more significantly affected by the
issues with the set-up and the temperature imbalance as discussed below. The correlation was very
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high among the PURY-P96 cooling operation data, except for the part load comparison where the
EnergyPro data was about 8% lower than the UL data. The data to calculate the DOE rating point of
cooling efficiency, from all three data sources, were within 5% of each other, which would meet the
AHRI requirements for test results.
Overall, the comparison shows very good correlation of the data. The PUHY-P168 UL test lab data
was only within a few percentage points of the Mitsubishi test lab data. The EnergyPro data was then
compared to the UL test lab data. Again, the data was within a few percentage points, except the
75% cooling part load EnergyPro data was about 7% lower than the UL test lab data; and the inputs
at the UL test lab for low heating and 75% part load heating were higher than the input data from the
UL test lab data. For the 75% heating part load heating, the capacity at the UL test labs was also
more than 10% higher than the EnergyPro data. The data to calculate the two DOE rating points of
heating and cooling efficiencies, from all three data sources, were within 5% of each other, which
would meet the AHRI requirements for test results.
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PURY-P96 Test Set-up
Inlet temperature imbalance at heating

test with 100% indoor units operating.
NO1:PKFY-P30
NO4:PKFY-P18
●68.75 ●68.11 ●67.69 ●68.75 ●70.73 ●69.17 ●67.73 ●67.57
●68.35 Inlet Measurement Point ●68.20

(min=68.1) ＝Average 70.04
(min=67.7)
[Area Grid Average＝70.22]
●68.86 ●68.68 ●70.23 ●69.86 ●70.96 ●71.88 ●71.66 ●70.17
NO2:PKFY-30
NO3:PKFY-P18
●98.40
Mixer
●97.04
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PURY P96 Test Data
Data Comparison for CITY MULTI VRFZ Model PURY-P96TGMU
1. Comparison of Data from Mitsubishi Test Labs and UL Test Labs
TEST DATA--UL Laboratory

Test Condition DATA TEST DATA--Mitsubishi's Testing Lab Data
INPUT (System
Data
CAPACITY INPUT IPLV CAPACITY (BTU/h) Watts) IPLV
Set
per UL per UL
(System Lab Lab per UL Lab
(BTU/h) Watts) DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA
Heating --- --- ---
3 (Rated) 91,112 9.16 107,000 117.4% 9.53 104.1%
Heating (Low --- --- ---
4 temp) 65,273 8.85 73,452 112.5% 9.03 102.0%
Cooling --- --- ---
2 (Rated) 94,802 9.47 99,416 104.9% 9.51 100.5%
5 IPLV --- --- 15.49 --- --- --- --- 18.16 117.2%
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2. Comparison of Data from Energy Pro Program and UL Test Labs
TEST Test Condition EnergyPro DATA TEST DATA--UL Laboratory DATA Comment [jrm1]: is input Watt?
Number CAPACITY INPUT CAPACITY INPUT(SYSTEM)

per
per EnergyPro's EnergyPro's
(SYSTEM) DATA DATA DATA DATA
3 Heating (Rated) 108,000 9.07 91,112 84.4% 9.16 101.0%
4 Heating (Low temp) 78,732 9.07 65,273 82.9% 8.85 97.6%
2 Cooling (Rated) 96,000 9.18 94,802 98.8% 9.47 103.1%
Cooling (Part load [Indoor
8 Running 62.5%]) 60,000 4.8 55,228 92.0% 4.22 88.0%
Heating (Part load [Indoor
10 Running 62.5%]) 68,000 5.5 52,548 77.3% 6.28 114.2%
Combination of operation
7 - - - -
heating and cooling 99,140 7.28
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PUHY P168 Test Data
Data Comparison for CITY MULTI VRFZ Model PUHY-P168TGMU

1. Comparison of Data from Mitsubishi Test Labs and UL Test Labs
TEST
DATA @
UL
Laboratory TEST DATA from Mitsubishi's Testing Lab Data
Test INPUT (System
Data Description CAPACITY INPUT IPLV CAPACITY (BTU/h) Watts) IPLV
(System vs. UL Lab vs. UL
Set (BTU/h) Watts) DATA Data DATA Lab Data DATA vs. UL Lab Data
Heating
1 (Rated) 187,034 15.96 － 180,495 96.5% 16.27 102.0% －－
Heating
2 (Low temp) 129,148 14.63 － 127,950 99.1% 15.28 104.5% －－
Cooling
3 (Rated) 161,862 16.35 － 169,235 104.6% 15.53 95.0% －－
4 IPLV －－ 13.63 －－－－ 13.90 102.0%
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2. Comparison of Data from Energy Pro Program and UL Test Labs
EnergyPro Data TEST DATA--UL Testing Lab Data
Data Test Description Capacity INPUT CAPACITY (BTU/h) INPUT (System Watts)
(System vs. EnergyPro vs. EnergyPro
Set (BTU/h) Watts) DATA Data DATA Data
1 Heating (Rated) 188,000 15.92 187,034 99.5% 15.96 100.3%
Heating (Low
2 temperature) 133,480 13.52 129,148 96.8% 14.63 108.2%
3 Cooling (Rated) 168,000 15.87 161,862 96.3% 16.35 103.0%
Cooling (Different
4 temperature condition) 180,655 13.17 173,033 95.8% 14.08 106.9%
Cooling (Part load
6 [Indoor running 75%]) 126,000 11.18 117,164 93.0% 10.90 97.5%
Heating (Part load
8 [Indoor running 75%]) 141,000 11.63 157,554 111.7% 13.83 118.9%
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Appendix T – Performance Certificate of Compliance for the
CITY MULTI VRFZ Systems
PURY-P96 and PUHY-P168 testing was conducted per the AHRI Draft Standard 1230 with the
nominal capacity of the indoor units equal to the nominal capacity of the outdoor unit. CITY MULTI
systems are normally installed with the total indoor unit capacity greater than nominal outdoor unit
capacity to capitalize on the diversity of the building.
To show another point of comparison between the system capabilities, we ran each system in the
Sacramento climate area with two additional indoor units, increasing the capacity ration of indoor
units to outdoor unit by about 30%. This enabled us to generate a Performance Certificate of
Compliance for each system. It is not feasible to try and generate capacity and efficiency
performance in EnergyPro, so it is our belief that this method shows that our systems are better than
the standard system. After performing this test run, we discovered that there is an apparent issue
with the fan values of the standard system—we believe that they are unrealistically low. The table
below shows a comparison of the data:
PURY - P96 (3,100 sq ft) PUHY - P168 (5,100 sq ft)

Energy Standard Proposed Compliance Standard Proposed Compliance
Component Design Design Margin Design Design Margin
Space 1.81 0.23 1.58 1.11 0.11 1.00
Heating
Space 79.83 69.51 9.81 87.64 66.26 21.39
Cooling
Indoor 10.49 17.64 -7.15 10.32 16.13 -5.82
Fans
Totals 4.24 16.75
The data shows that the standard design fans are unbelievably low for the given square footage.
Mitsubishi indoor units all use fractional horsepower motors, so that the total horsepower for each
system is barely over one horsepower while standard systems would have to use motors with much
higher horsepower. We request CEC change the way the indoor fan values are calculated for the
standard design.
However, if just the space heating and cooling numbers are considered, especially the cooling, it is
apparent that CITY MULTI VRFZ systems perform extremely well when compared to the standard
design.
Overall, the test data and the two EnergyPro compliance runs show that there is very good
correlation between EnergyPro performance and actual system performance.
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Performance Certificate of Compliance for the PURY-P96 VRFZ Systems
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Performance Certificate of Compliance for the PURY-P96 VRFZ Systems
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Appendix U – Performance Certificate of Compliance for the
PURY-P96 VRFZ Systems
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Performance Certificate of Compliance for the PUHY-P168 VRFZ Systems
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Appendix V – Sanyo Sensitivity Analysis
The Sanyo VRF product offerings consist of two lines of outdoor units, the ECO-i product, which is
available in 8 and 12 ton capacities, and the Mini-ECO-i, a smaller model available in 3 and 5 ton
capacities. All of the outdoor units utilize inverter controlled compressors to maximize energy
efficiency and perform well at part load conditions. In addition, the ECO-i units are offered as both
heat pump units, as well as heat recovery units that will allow for energy exchange between the
various zones, similar to a water source heat pump system. Both products are combined with an
offering of various size indoor units to complete the system, and utilize R410A refrigerant.
A 2,250 square foot mixed use building is selected for the sensitivity analysis. This is test C11A10
Design using a Sanyo VRF system with outdoor unit of CHDZ09052, three UHX0752 indoor units
and two DHX0952 indoor units for both space cooling and heating needs via the Title 24-2008
Standard Design.


The outdoor unit CHDZ09052 has a rated cooling capacity of 95.5 kBtu/h and a rated heating
capacity of 107.5 kBtu/h.
Climate Zones
Simulation Runs
A Proposed Design has been created using EnergyPro for each climate zone using a Sanyo VRF
system with outdoor unit CHDZ09052 and multiple indoor units. All sixteen proposed designs are run
with EnergyPro to demonstrate the TDV energy savings of the Sanyo VRF Proposed Designs
compared with the Title 24-2008 Standard Designs (results listed in Table 3).
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Results
Table 3 – Annual TDV Energy Savings of Sanyo ECO-i Proposed Design vs Title 24-2008 Standard
Design
Zone
1 233.33 191.42 18% 23242 21673 7% 338 0 100%
2 273.24 212.49 22% 26717 23462 12% 305 0 100%
3 228.8 190.94 17% 23758 21394 10% 195 0 100%
4 247.83 205.53 17% 25122 22529 10% 187 0 100%
5 223.05 191.29 14% 23384 21313 9% 136 0 100%
6 246.96 218.38 12% 23666 21552 9% 56 0 100%
7 213.32 182.81 14% 24532 21879 11% 50 0 100%
8 281.71 231.44 18% 26468 22522 15% 78 0 100%
9 291.64 235.69 19% 27246 22771 16% 83 0 100%
10 311.38 242.79 22% 28773 23446 19% 112 0 100%
11 303.39 231.8 24% 28641 25257 12% 371 0 100%
12 277.07 219.76 21% 26742 23976 10% 293 0 100%
13 302.29 231.02 24% 30420 25421 16% 253 0 100%
14 346.15 258.19 25% 30591 25303 17% 296 0 100%
15 385.19 286.71 26% 35969 27376 24% 76 0 100%
16 286.39 244.99 14% 25069 28213 -13% 651 0 100%
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Performance Curve Data
ASSIGN
recovery type VRF
recovery type VRF


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$ Cooling curves
aa1 = 1.0 $ constant
aa2 = 0.0 $ CR
aa3 = 0.0 $ CR**2
ab1 = 1.86 $ constant
ab2 = -1.12 $ CR
ab3 = 0.253 $ CR**2

$ ODB>50F
b1 = 9.67E-1 $ constant
b2 = -4.31E-2 $ ZWB
b3 = 6.53E-4 $ ZWB**2
b4 = 1.31E-2 $ ODB
b5 = -2.21E-5 $ ODB**2
b6 = -1.70E-4 $ ZWB * ODB
$ ODB<=50F
b1a = 9.67E-1 $ constant
b2a = -4.31E-2 $ ZWB
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b3a = 6.53E-4 $ ZWB**2
b4a = 1.31E-2 $ ODB
b5a = -2.21E-5 $ ODB**2
b6a = -1.70E-4 $ ZWB * ODB

$ ODB>50F
c1 = 9.67E-1 $ constant
c2 = -4.31E-2 $ ZWB
c3 = 6.53E-4 $ ZWB**2
c4 = 1.31E-2 $ ODB
c5 = -2.21E-5 $ ODB**2
c6 = -1.70E-4 $ ZWB * ODB
$ ODB<=50F
c1a = 9.67E-1 $ constant
c2a = -4.31E-2 $ ZWB
c3a = 6.53E-4 $ ZWB**2
c4a = 1.31E-2 $ ODB
c5a = -2.21E-5 $ ODB**2
c6a = -1.70E-4 $ ZWB * ODB
f2 = -5.42E-4 $ PEL
f3 = 0.0 $ PEL*PEL
f4 = -5.12E-5 $ LD
f5 = 0.0 $ CR
f6 = 0.0 $ CR*CR
f7 = 0.0 $ CR * PEL
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$ ODB>50F
g1 = 9.63E-1 $ constant
g2 = -4.77E-2 $ ZWB
g3 = 6.11E-4 $ ZWB**2
g4 = -2.86E-4 $ ODB
g5 = 6.70E-5 $ ODB**2
g6 = -2.20E-5 $ ZWB*ODB
$ ODB<=50F
g1a = 9.63E-1 $ constant
g2a = -4.77E-2 $ ZWB
g3a = 6.11E-4 $ ZWB**2
g4a = -2.86E-4 $ ODB
g5a = 6.70E-5 $ ODB**2
g6a = -2.20E-5 $ ZWB*ODB
ia2 = 0.553 $ PLR
ia3 = 0.440 $ PLR**2
ib1 = -1.15 $ constant
ib2 = 3.48 $ PLR
ib3 = -1.33 $ PLR**2
j1 = 0.737 $ constant
j2 = -1.17 $ PLRp
j3 = 0.47 $ PLRp**2
$ Heating curves
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ka1 = 1.0
ka2 = 0.0
ka3 = 0.0
kb1 = 2.03
kb2 = -1.34
kb3 = 0.301

l1 = 9.65E-1 $ constant
l2 = -3.32E-3 $ ZDB
l3 = -9.34E-6 $ ZDB**2
l4 = 3.13E-2 $ OWB
l5 = -1.36E-4 $ OWB**2
l6 = -2.69E-4 $ ZDB*OWB
m1 = 9.65E-1 $ constant
m2 = -3.32E-3 $ ZDB
m3 = -9.34E-6 $ ZDB**2
m4 = 3.13E-2 $ OWB
m5 = -1.36E-4 $ OWB**2
m6 = -2.69E-4 $ ZDB*OWB
p1 = 1.0 $ constant
p2 = -1.96E-4 $ PEL
p3 = 0.0 $ PEL**2
p4 = 0.0 $ LD
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q1 = 9.96E-1 $ constant
q2 = 6.56E-3 $ OWB
q3 = -8.45E-4 $ OWB**2
q4 = 1.64E-5 $ OWB**3

r1 = 9.78E-2 $ constant
r2 = 2.86E-2 $ ZDB
r3 = -2.20E-4 $ ZDB**2
r4 = 4.44E-2 $ OWB
r5 = -2.48E-4 $ OWB**2
r6 = -4.91E-4 $ ZDB*OWB
ta1 = -0.0577
ta2 = 1.04
ta3 = 0.0156
tb1 = -0.158
tb2 = 2.05
tb3 = -0.889
u1 = 0.737
u2 = -1.17
u3 = 0.470
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Appendix W – LG Sensitivity Analysis
A 2,250 square foot mixed use building is selected for the sensitivity analysis. This is test C11A10
Design using a Sanyo VRF system with outdoor unit model ARUN154BT2, two ARUNU363BG
indoor units and three ARUNU073BH indoor units for both space cooling and heating needs via the
Title 24-2008 Standard Design.


The outdoor unit MultiV III ARUB144DT3 has a rated cooling capacity of 144,000 Btu/h and a rated
heating capacity of 162,000 Btu/h.
Climate Zones
Simulation Runs
A Proposed Design has been created using EnergyPro for each climate zone using an LG Multi V
system with outdoor unit LG MultiV III ARUB144DT3 and multiple indoor units. All sixteen proposed
designs are run with EnergyPro to demonstrate the TDV energy savings of the LG Multi V Proposed
Designs compared with the Title 24-2008 Standard Designs (results listed in table 4).
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Results
Table 4 – Annual TDV Energy Savings of LG Multi V Proposed Design vs Title 24-2008 Standard Design
Zone
1 233.33 181.77 22% 23242 20698 11% 338 0 100%
2 273.24 200.19 27% 26717 23462 12% 305 0 100%
3 219.33 177.39 19% 22785 19947 12% 170 0 100%
4 249.48 193.05 23% 25259 21342 16% 195 0 100%
5 222.68 177.82 20% 23357 19885 15% 134 0 100%
6 246.96 202.19 18% 23666 20038 15% 56 0 100%
7 213.32 167.98 21% 24532 20280 17% 50 0 100%
8 281.71 214.6 24% 26468 20977 21% 78 0 100%
9 291.64 218.82 25% 27246 21242 22% 83 0 100%
10 311.38 224.78 28% 28773 21845 24% 112 0 100%
11 303.39 216.56 29% 28641 23837 17% 371 0 100%
12 288.52 204.94 29% 27989 22474 20% 319 0 100%
13 302.62 213.49 29% 30441 23662 22% 255 0 100%
14 346.15 238.37 31% 30591 23506 23% 296 0 100%
15 385.01 260.24 32% 35952 25003 30% 76 0 100%
16 280.33 253.95 9% 24178 30149 -25% 659 0 100%
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Appendix X – LG MULTI V Performance Curve Data
ASSIGN
recovery type VRF
recovery type VRF

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$ Cooling curves
aa1 = 0.0 $ constant
aa2 = 1.0 $ CR
aa3 = 0.0 $ CR**2
ab1 = -0.698 $ constant
ab2 = 2.77 $ CR
ab3 = -1.07 $ CR**2

$ ODB>50F
b1 = -5.21 $ constant
b2 = 0.152 $ ZWB
b3 = -8.35E-4 $ ZWB**2
b4 = 1.33E-2 $ ODB
b5 = -1.97E-7 $ ODB**2
b6 = -2.27E-4 $ ZWB * ODB
$ ODB<=50F
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b1a = -5.21 $ constant
b2a = 0.152 $ ZWB
b3a = -8.35E-4 $ ZWB**2
b4a = 1.33E-2 $ ODB
b5a = -1.97E-7 $ ODB**2
b6a = -2.27E-4 $ ZWB * ODB

$ ODB>50F
c1 = -3.41 $ constant
c2 = 8.93E-2 $ ZWB
c3 = -3.57E-4 $ ZWB**2
c4 = 1.35E-2 $ ODB
c5 = -2.86E-5 $ ODB**2
c6 = -1.61E-4 $ ZWB * ODB
$ ODB<=50F
c1a = -3.41 $ constant
c2a = 8.93E-2 $ ZWB
c3a = -3.57E-4 $ ZWB**2
c4a = 1.35E-2 $ ODB
c5a = -2.86E-5 $ ODB**2
c6a = -1.61E-4 $ ZWB * ODB
f2 = -6.4E-4 $ PEL
f3 = 3.74E-7 $ PEL*PEL
f4 = -2.23E-4 $ LD
f5 = 0.0 $ CR
f6 = 0.0 $ CR*CR
f7 = 0.0 $ CR * PEL
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$ ODB>50F
g1 = -6.17 $ constant
g2 = 0.189 $ ZWB
g3 = -1.34E-3 $ ZWB**2
g4 = -4.97E-3 $ ODB
g5 = 6.88E-5 $ ODB**2
g6 = 5.63E-5 $ ZWB*ODB
$ ODB<=50F
g1a = -6.17 $ constant
g2a = 0.189 $ ZWB
g3a = -1.34E-3 $ ZWB**2
g4a = -4.97E-3 $ ODB
g5a = 6.88E-5 $ ODB**2
g6a = 5.63E-5 $ ZWB*ODB
ia2 = 0.335 $ PLR
ia3 = 0.591 $ PLR**2
ib2 = -4.44 $ PLR
ib3 = 2.21 $ PLR**2
j1 = 1.0 $ constant
j2 = -1.0 $ PLRp
j3 = 0.0 $ PLRp**2
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$ Heating curves
ka1 = 0.0
ka2 = 1.0
ka3 = 0.0
kb1 = -0.901
kb2 = 2.73
kb3 = -0.825

l1 = -2.86E-1 $ constant
l2 = 2.54E-2 $ ZDB
l3 = -1.61E-4 $ ZDB**2
l4 = 4.77E-2 $ OWB
l5 = -1.64E-4 $ OWB**2
l6 = -4.86E-4 $ ZDB*OWB

m1 = -5.0E-1 $ constant
m2 = 3.24E-2 $ ZDB
m3 = -2.22E-4 $ ZDB**2
m4 = 3.52E-2 $ OWB
m5 = -1.11E-4 $ OWB**2
m6 = -3.42E-4 $ ZDB*OWB
p2 = -7.98E-6 $ PEL
p3 = -3.07E-7 $ PEL**2
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p4 = 1.22E-5 $ LD
q2 = -4.37E-2 $ OWB
q3 = 7.00E-4 $ OWB**2
q4 = 0.0 $ OWB**3

r1 = 9.19E-1 $ constant
r2 = 7.72E-3 $ ZDB
r3 = -7.47E-5 $ ZDB**2
r4 = 6.62E-3 $ OWB
r5 = 7.08E-6 $ OWB**2
r6 = -1.89E-4 $ ZDB*OWB
ta1 = 6.11E-2
ta2 = 6.89E-1
ta3 = 2.50E-1
tb1 = -3.51
tb2 = 7.48
tb3 = -2.96
u1 = 1.0
u2 = -1.0
u3 = 0.0
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APPLICATION FOR ADOPTION OF

VARIABLE REFRIGERANT FLOW

Daikin AC (Americas), Inc.

Appendix C – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit RXYMQ48MVJU Performance Data ......................... 67

Appendix D – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit REYQ96MTJU Performance Data ............................. 73

Appendix E – Daikin Air-Cooled VRV Generic Performance Curve Data.................................. 79

Appendix F – Daikin Indoor Unit Guide Specification .................................................................. 81

Appendix G – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit REYQ96MTJU Guide Specification .......................... 99

Appendix H – Daikin VRV Outdoor Unit RXYMQ48MVJU Guide Specification.................... 106

Appendix I – Daikin Testing by Intertek ........................................................................................ 110

Appendix J – Daikin Case Studies ................................................................................................... 119

Appendix K – Daikin Correlation Testing ...................................................................................... 123

Appendix L – Mitsubishi Sensitivity Analysis............................................................................... 125

Appendix N – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI VRFZ R410A Specifications ........................................ 134

Appendix O – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Indoor Units .................................................................. 140

Appendix P – Mitsubishi CITY MULTI Controls .......................................................................... 142

Appendix V – Sanyo Sensitivity Analysis ...................................................................................... 232

Appendix W – LG Sensitivity Analysis .......................................................................................... 240

Appendix X – LG MULTI V Performance Curve Data ................................................................. 242

Figure 2 – Example Mitsubishi VRFZ System Components ................................................................ 2

Figure 3 - The Capacity Control of a typical VRF System .................................................................... 4

Figure 4 – Forms - MECH-2-C............................................................................................................... 25

Figure 5 – Forms - MECH-5-C............................................................................................................... 26

Figure 1 – Example Daikin Heat Recovery VRV System Components

Figure 2 – Example Mitsubishi VRFZ System Components

Figure 3 - The Capacity Control of a typical VRF System

For Heat Pump VRF Systems:

Determination of Operation Mode for a Heat Pump VRF System

Heat Pump VRF Systems Operate in Cooling Mode

Outdoor unit relevant rated cooling capacity in Btu/h

Heat Pump VRF Systems Operate in Heating Mode

Refrigerant Line Lengths

0 to <65,000 Btu (0 to <10,950 W) 25' (7.6 m)

≥65,000 Btu to <105,000 Btu (≥10,950 W to <30,800 W) 25' (7.6 m)

≥106,000 Btu to <134,000 Btu (≥31,100 W to <39,300 W) 25' (7.6 m)

≥135,000 Btu to <350,000 Btu (≥40,000 W to <102,550 50' (15.2 m)

>350,000 Btu (>102,550 W) 75' (23 m)

Table of Variable Definitions

CAPop_c Outdoor unit cooling capacity at installation and operation Eq-7

Cd The degradation coefficient of the outdoor unit when it cycles Eq-14

CAPop_h Outdoor unit heating capacity at installation and operation Eq-33

3.3.18 Variable Refrigerant Flow Systems

c. Quantity or number of systems

ii. Efficiency (in kW)

ii. Efficiency (in KW)

b. System Name (indoor unit)

c. System Type (variable refrigerant flow)

f. Quantity or number of indoor units

ii. Brake Horse Power

iii. Motor Efficiency

iv. Drive Efficiency

Figure shows the MECH-2-C data for VRF systems.

Heating Equipment Efficiency 112(a) 13.7 kW 13.7 kW

Cooling Equipment Efficiency 112(a) 14.2 kW 14.2 kW

M inimum Vent ilation 121(b) 1428 cfm 1490 cfm

Time Control 121(c), 122(e) Programmable Switch Programmable Switch

Outdoor Damper Control 122(f)

Pipe Insulat ion 123 Refrigerant Piping Refrigerant Piping

Supply Pressure Reset (DDC only) 144 (c)

NOTES TO FIELD - For Building Department Use Only

Run Initiation Time: 01/09/07 16:03:38 Run Code: 1168387418

Figure 4 – Forms - MECH-2-C

DHW / BOILER SUM M ARY