Single Circuit Horizontal and Vertical

Water Source Heat Pumps

Product Catalog

Sizes: 009 to 072 Horizontal

Sizes: 012 to 072 Vertical
Model: U Vintage

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Table of Contents

Nomenclature...............................................................................................................................................3
GeneralDescriptionandBenefits................................................................................................................4
UnitConstructionandComponents............................................................................................................7
Controls.........................................................................................................................................................8
Options.......................................................................................................................................................13
EngineeringSpecifications.........................................................................................................................17
ApplicationConsiderations........................................................................................................................19
NominalCapacity.......................................................................................................................................23
ApplicationLimits.......................................................................................................................................25
SubmittalData............................................................................................................................................26
HorizontalSize009to072............................................................................................................26

VerticalSize012to072.................................................................................................................41

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 Nomenclature

F 036 H H U
Voltage Size (BTUH Cooling) Unit Type Temperature Range Design Vintage
D = 208-230/1/60 009 = 9,000 H = Horizontal H = Standard Range
E = 265/1/60 012 = 12,000 V = Vertical L = Low Temperature
F = 208-230/3/60 013 = 13,000
G = 460/3/60 016 = 16,000
J = 380/3/50 019 = 19,000
K = 575/3/60 024 = 24,000
L = 220-240/1/50 030 = 30,000
S = 380/3/60 036 = 36,000
043 = 43,000
052 = 52,000
062 = 62,000
072 = 72,000

Mammoth is a registered trademark of Mammoth, Inc.

Mammoth, Inc. 2011. All rights reserved throughout the world.

Illustrations cover the general appearance of Mammoth products at the time of publication and Mammoth, Inc. reserves the right to
make changes in design and construction at anytime without notice.

The following are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies: LonTalk from Echelon Corporation, BACnet
from ASHRAE

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General Description Single Circuit Horizontal

U-vintage, ceiling-hung water source heat

pumps are typically installed in hallways and
other corridors, away from the occupied space
for reduced sound and to allow easier service
access. Each single circuit unit provides heating
and cooling to a specific space within the
building. Mammoth offers some of the most
compact horizontal water source heat pump
units in the industry with critical components
located to provide easy maintenance and
service access in a horizontal application.

Basic Features:
Eleven units from to 6 tons
Standard or geothermal operation
R-410A refrigerant
EER up to 18.4 and COP rating to 5.2
Fully run-tested with water in both the
heating and cooling mode
Compact size
Available with left or right hand water
connections to match application
requirements
ETL listed and AHRI/ISO 13256-1
certified for capacity and efficiency
ASHRAE 90.1 compliant
Rotary and scroll compressors
Insulated cabinet with removable access
panels for easy service
HP-5 microprocessor-based control
system including condensate overflow
protection
Optional EPiC DDC controls provide
for optimum performance using the
control scheme or building management
system and protocol of your choice

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General Description Single Circuit Vertical

U-vintage, floor-mounted water source heat

pumps are typically installed in closets or small
mechanical rooms near the occupied space.
Each single circuit unit provides cooling and
heating for a specific zone within the building.
Mammoth offers some of the quietest water
source heat pump units in the industry, allowing
units to be located near the occupied space with
minimal acoustic impact.

Basic Features:

Eight units from 1 to 6 tons

Standard or geothermal operation
R-410A refrigerant
EER up to 17.9 and COP rating to 5.1
Fully run-tested with water in both the
heating and cooling modes
Special construction for extremely quiet
operation
Available with left or right hand water
connections to match application
requirements
ETL listed and AHRI/ISO 13256-1
certified for capacity and efficiency
ASHRAE 90.1 compliant
Rotary and scroll compressors
Insulated cabinet with removable access
panels for easy service
HP-5 microprocessor-based control
system including condensate overflow
protection
Optional EPiC DDC controls provide
for optimum performance using the
control scheme or building management
system and protocol of your choice

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Benefits Single Circuit Horizontal and Vertical
High Efficiency
Components are selected for high efficiency to
conserve energy and reduce operating costs.
Horizontal units can have an EER up to 18.4
and COP rating to 5.2. Vertical units can have
an EER up to 17.9 with a COP rating to 5.1.
Units can help a project obtain LEED
certification.
Application Flexibility
Boiler/tower or geothermal selections provide
design flexibility to meet project performance
criteria and budget requirements. Multiple
discharge arrangements and a wide variety of
factory-installed options allow units to be
configured to meet design and project
requirements. Cooling-only units expand the
range of possible applications.
R-410A Refrigerant
Mammoth units incorporate R-410A refrigerant
that has no ozone depletion potential or phase-
out date. This minimizes the impact on our
environment and protects against refrigerant
availability over the life of the units.
Easy Maintenance
Horizontal units have multiple removable access
panels to allow easy access to the compressor,
fan and control box.
Each side of the vertical unit has removable
access panels to the compressor, fan and
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control box. The back of the unit has access
panels to the compressor and fan. The front of
the unit, under the coil, has removable panels
for additional access.
Each refrigerant circuit has high and low side
access valves for easy servicing. Factory-
installed filter racks that accommodate return air
ducts provide easy access for routine filter
replacement.
Controls Flexibility
Units come standard with an HP-5 controller to
provide independent, standalone control of all
unit functions. An optional factory-installed
EPiC DDC system provides for
communication with common building
automation system protocols such as BACnet,
LonTalk and Modbus.
Durable and Reliable Operation
Mammoth units are engineered and components
are selected for long-life and reliable operation.
Optional cupro-nickel inner tubes of the heat
exchanger provide additional protection in
applications using well water and city water.
Ease of service encourages routine
maintenance for peak operation.
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Unit Construction and Components
Cabinet
The cabinet is constructed of G-60 galvanized
steel. Internal metal parts are also fabricated
from galvanized steel. Cabinet insulation is
inch, 1 pound density, skin-coated fiberglass.
The entire bottom panel is insulated with the
same material to prevent condensation and
reduce noise transmission.
Horizontal units have one air coil in the front of
the unit. The compressor section is separated
from the fan section by an insulated divider
panel. There are three access panels for the
control box, fan and compressor sections to
allow service of all major components without
removing the unit from the ceiling. The control
box has its own entrance panel to limit exposure
to other sections not requiring service. All major
electrical components, including transformer,
relays, contactor(s) and circuit board, are
located inside the control box making it
convenient to electrically service the unit. The
corner post adjacent to the control box accepts a
line voltage conduit connection. The low-voltage
thermostat connections are conveniently made
terminal strips. The hanging rail runs along the
bottom of the unit.
Vertical units are arranged with the vertical air
coil in the front of the unit and the compressor
section below. Each side of the unit has multiple
access panels to the control box, fan, and
compressor. The back of the unit has access
panels to the fan and compressor sections. The
front of the unit under the coil has removable
panels for additional access
Each unit includes 1 inch throwaway filters in a
factory-mounted filter bracket designed to
accommodate a return air duct connection. The
standard brackets can accommodate either 1-in
or optional 2-inch filters. Filters are removed
horizontally.
All units incorporate to 1-inch female NPT
copper water connection fittings outside the
cabinet for connection to flexible hose or rigid
piping. Condensate lines are internally trapped
on vertical units. A 7/8 O.D. copper condensate
connection outside the cabinet, adjacent to the
water connections, is provided on each unit.
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Refrigeration System
The refrigeration system consists of a hermetic
compressor, coaxial water to refrigerant heat
exchanger, airside coil, thermal expansion valve
metering device, high and low side access
valves, reversing valve and safety controls.
Compressors are mounted on neoprene
isolators and heavy gauge mounting rails for
minimum noise transmission and quiet
operation.
The water to refrigerant coaxial coil consists of a
copper inner tube and a steel outer tube. It is
rated for 620 psig on the refrigerant side and
400 psig on the water side. Large tube
diameters prevent clogging. The air coil is a
copper tube, aluminum finned type selected for
high efficiency.
The reversing valve is energized in the cooling
mode and is fail-safe to the heating mode.
Safety controls include high and low refrigerant
pressure switches (loss of charge protection). A
lockout relay built into the standard microprocessor
board prevents the compressor from operating if
any safety switch trips.
Fan Section
The fan section includes the fan wheel/housing,
motor, discharge outlet and drain pan that is
located under the air coil. Components are
separated from the compressor section to limit
noise transmission. The forward curve
centrifugal fan wheel is balanced for minimum
vibration. The drain pan is insulated from the
unit casing to prevent sweating.
The fan motor is a 5 1/2 -inch diameter, six-pole,
multi-speed, PSC-type with internal overload
protection. With a maximum speed of 1200 rpm,
the fan is quieter than smaller diameter, 4-pole
motors used in similar products. The fan motor
incorporates integral flex mounts to minimize
vibration transmission.
Horizontal units are configured for straight-
through discharge as standard with an optional
side discharge. Vertical units are configured for
top discharge as standard. Each configuration
can be factory-provided or converted from one
to the other in the field.
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Controls
HP-5 Controller
The standard HP-5 microprocessor board
provides complete control of the unit
compressors, reversing valves, fan, safety
features and troubleshooting fault indicators.
Random start delays the startup of the unit
5 to 35 second after coming off from an
unoccupied or shutdown cycle to prevent all
the units from starting at the same time.
Condensate overflow protection stops
compressor operation if the drain pan
sensor detects moisture at the top of the pan
to prevent overflow due to clogged or slow
draining condensate piping
Compressor anti-short cycle protection
prevents the compressor from being
energized for 5 minutes after shutoff to limit
compressor cycling and to extend
compressor life.
Shutdown allows the units to be shutoff with
no compressor or fan operation in the event
of an emergency. Shutdown is activated
from a two-wire signal.
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LED diagnostic display communicates the
status of the unit to indicate: normal
operating mode, low voltage condition, High
voltage condition, shutdown mode, high
pressure/ low pressure switch fault, and
condensate sensor.
High and low voltage protection shuts off
the unit in the event the unit voltage is too
high or too low to protect the internal
components from damage.
Safety lockout prevents compressor
operation if any of the safety switches trip:
high pressure/low pressure switch,
condensate overflow protection or optional
freezestat. The unit can be reset from the
wall thermostat or the main unit disconnect.
Auto reset-allows the unit to automatically
reset itself three times within a 100 minute
period; two-minute startup delay at initial
startup; and at loss of power.
Fan interlock makes sure the fan is on
when the compressor is on.
Lockout alarm sends a signal to the
thermostat to illuminate an LED if so
equipped.
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The control also closes a set of dry contacts if
any of the safety switches trip for remote
monitoring. A set of dry contacts (set of
normally open and closed) are activated when
the compressor is on to operate a motorized
valve. If the system is equipped with the proper
thermostat the following features are also
available:
Night setback allows heating operation at a
lower set point to maintain a minimum space
temperature, which is activated by a two-
wire signal. The fan will cycle with the
compressor.
Night setup allows cooling operation at a
higher set point to maintain a maximum
space temperature which is activated by a
two-wire signal. The fan will cycle with the
compressor.
Override allows night setback or setup
modes to be de-activated for 2 hours while
the unit resumes operation at its daytime set
points. Override operation is activated by a
push button on the wall thermostat.
EPiC DDC Controller
The optional factory-integrated EPiC DDC
controller provides control flexibility that can be
easily customized to meet any sequence of
operation. It is fully capable of operating in a
100% stand-alone mode or can connect to a
Building Automation System (BAS) using any of
todays four leading protocols: BACnet, Modbus,
N2, and LonTalk. The base controller provides
ample input/output capacity, plus support for an
expander board if additional I/O capacity is
required.
I/O 560 controller key features:
I/O point count: 5 digital outputs (relayed), 6
universal inputs
Built-in protocol support: BACnet (ARC156
and MS/TP), Modbus RTU, and N2.
Protocols and baud rates are DIP switch
selectable.
LonWorks optional plug-in communications
boards
On-board battery-backed real-time clock
enables full stand-alone scheduling
capabilities, as well as historical trend data
storage, and alarm event time-stamping.
Powerful, high-speed 16-bit processor with
1MB Flash memory and 512 KB of battery-
backed RAM.
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Local laptop computer access ports enable
full diagnostic and configuration capabilities.
I/O 583 controller key features:
I/O point count: 5 digital outputs (relayed), 8
inputs (6 universal and 2 for optional
adjustment POTS), and 3 analog outputs.
Built-in protocol support: BACnet (ARCNET
and MS/TP), Modbus RTU, and N2.
Protocols and baud rates are DIP switch
selectable.
Optional plug-in communications boards:
LonWorks and Ethernet (for BACnet-over-IP
support and HTTP for serving up a web
page).
On-board battery-backed real-time enables
full stand-alone scheduling capabilities, as
well as historical trend data storage, and
alarm event time-stamping.
Powerful, high-speed 16-bit processor with
1MB Flash memory and 512KB of battery-
backed RAM.
Local laptop computer access ports enable
full diagnostic and configuration capabilities.
I/O 6126 controller key features:
Used with applications having options
requiring a greater number of outputs and
inputs.
I/O point count: 6 digital outputs, 12
universal inputs, and 6 analog outputs. I/O
points can be increased by use of an
optional I/O Flex Expander.
Optional built-in protocol support: BACnet
(ARCNET, MS/TP, and PTP modes),
Modbus (RTU and ASCII modes supported),
N2, or LonTalk.
Powerful, high-speed 16-bit microprocessor
with 1 MB Flash memory and 1 MB of
battery-backed RAM
Built-in support through a Rnet port for
controls custom configurable
keypad/display unit, BACview6 (4-line by 40
character per line display); for intelligent
sensors.
As additional options are added an I/O 8160
expander will be needed.
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 I/O 560 Example of I/Os

Universal
Input Description Jumper Setting
1 Supply Air Temperature (Monitor Only) Thermistor/Dry Contact
2 Condenser Leaving Water Temperature Thermistor/Dry Contact
3 Condenser Entering Water Temperature Thermistor/Dry Contact
4 Compr Lckt/Overflow Compr.#1 HP-5 Alarm Compr. #2 Alarm Thermistor/Dry Contact
5 Load Shead* Compr#1Q HP-5 Alarm* Compr#2Q HP4 Alarm Thermistor/Dry Contact
6 Emergency Shut Down External Clock (Start) Dirty Filter (Switch Opt) Thermistor/Dry Contact
Rnet Description Jumper Setting
1 Room/Return Air Temperature (RS Std) or Room Air Temperature/Set- n/a
Point/Override (RS-Pro, Optional)
Digital
Output Description Jumper Setting
1 Supply Fan Start Dry Contact for 24 VAC
2 Compressor Call #1 Dry Contact for 24 VAC
3 Compressor Call #2 or on/off Waterside Economize or on/off Aux. Heat Dry Contact for 24 VAC
4 Reversing Valve or on/off Waterside Economizer or on/off Aux. Heat Dry Contact for 24 VAC
5 Common Alarm Dry Contact for 24 VAC

Options are in italics. Common options are bolded

* Cost add option must be ordered to get multiplexing board
** A minimum of one keypad display must be ordered per project to set required set-points
*** A protocol will be a cost add option

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 I/O 583 Example of I/Os

Universal
Input Description Jumper Setting
1 Supply Air Temperature (Monitor Only) Thermistor/ Dry Contact
2 Condenser Leaving Water Temperature Thermistor/ Dry Contact
3 Condenser Entering Water Temperature Thermistor/ Dry Contact
4 Cooling Coil Leaving Air Temperature Sensor Thermistor/ Dry Contact
5 Space or Return Humidity Thermistor/ Dry Contact
Compr #1Q Compr #2 Compr #2Q HP-
6 Load Shead* HP-5 Alarm* Alarm 5 Alarm Thermistor/ Dry Contact
Compr Lckt/ Compr #1 HP- Compr #2Q Compr #2
7 Overflow 5 Alarm HP-5 Alarm Alarm Thermistor/ Dry Contact
Emergency Shut External Dirty Filter Dirty Filter
8 Down Clock (Start) (Switch Opt) (Switch Opt) Thermistor/ Dry Contact

Rnet Description Jumper Setting

1 Room/Return Air Temperature (RS Std) or Room Air n/a
Temperature/Set-Point/Override (RS-Pro, Optional)
Analog
Output Description Jumper Setting
1 Reheat** 0-10VDC
2 Water Side Economizer** 0-10VDC
3 Auxiliary Heat** 0-10VDC
Analog
Output Description Jumper Setting
1 Supply Fan Start Dry Contact for 24 VAC
2 Compressor Call #1 Dry Contact for 24 VAC
3 Compressor Call #2 Dry Contact for 24 VAC
4 Reversing Valve Dry Contact for 24 VAC
5 Common Alarm Dry Contact for 24 VAC

Options are in italics. Common options are bolded.

* Cost add option must be ordered to get multiplexing board
** Requires DC relay for single stage, UCS for multi-stage, or actuator for modulating control
*** A minimum of one keypad display must be ordered per project to set required set-points
**** A protocol will be a cost add option

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 I/O 6126
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dong' Example of I/Os

INPUTS
Point Description
UD #1 +Pulse BMS Supply Air, Duct Static Reset or Room Air Temperature Setpoint
UD #2 Room Air Temperature
UD #3 RTD/Therm /Dry System Sw itch Emergency Shut Dow n Remote Start
UD #4 Contact, 0-10VDC, High Static Low Static VFD in Bypass
UD #5 0-20MA Economizer Lockout Cooling Lockout Heating Lockout
UD #6 Supply Fan Status Compressor Fault Condensate Overflow
UD #7 Duct Static Pressure or Airflow Sw itch
UD #8 Filter Static Pressure or Dirty Filter Sw itch #1
UD #9 Outside Air Temperature (AiSE Only)
UD #10 Condenser Water Temperature
UD #11 Entering Air Temperature or Return Air Temperature (AiSE)
UD #12 Supply Air Temperature
OUTPUTS
Point Description
UO #1 4-20m A, 0-10Vdc Spare
UO #2 Heating Source Control Signal
UO #3 0-10 Vdc Economizer Valve (WiSE)/Damper Control Signal (AiSE)
UO #4 WiSE Bypass Valve Signal
UO #5 Spare
UO#6 Supply Fan VFD Control Signal

DO #1 120 VAC Start Supply Fan

DO #2 FORM C Start Condenser Pump or Sw itch Reversing Valve
DO #3 Field-Lin (MWU or Open Min OA)
DO #4 Common Alarm
DO #5 Compressor Call #2
DO #6 Compressor Call #1

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Options

Code Description
Base Options Sound Packages
A1 QB sound package
A2 SB/compressor sound blanket
A3 QB/ sound package; SB/ compressor sound blanket; FI/ foil backed insulation (1/2)
Extra Controls or Electrical Options
B1 No extra electrical options
B2 TR/ 75VA transformer
B3 Aux contacts/ close with compressor
B4 Aux contacts/close with fan
Aux contacts/close with compressor; TF & SB/ two speed fan selection/toggle switch; TR /75VA
B5 transformer
B6 Aux contacts/close with fan; TF & SB/ two speed fan selection/toggle switch; TR /75VA transformer
B7 TR/ 75VA transformer
Aux contacts/close with fan; TF & SB/ Two speed fan selection/remote signal (24VAC) input; TR/ 75VA
B8 transformer
TR/ 75VA transformer; PP/Phase protectionfan selection/remote signal (24VAC) input; TR/ 75VA
B9 transformer; PP/Phase protection
Aux contacts/close with fan; TF & SB/ Two speed fan selection/remote signal (24VAC) input; TR/ 75VA
B10 transformer; PP/Phase protection
Aux contacts/close with compressor; CT/Switching on fan operation; TR/75VA transformer; PP/Phase
B11 protection
B12 Aux contacts/close with fan; CT/Switching on fan operation; TR/75VA transformer; PP/Phase protection
Refrigeration Sub Packages
C1 Standard/No refrigeration option
C2 HGBP/ Hot gas by pass
C3 HGBP/Hot gas by pass; LF/Air coil freeze protection
C4 HGRH/Hot gas re-heat/on-off control; HGBP/Hot gas by pass; LF/ Air coil freeze protection
Special Packages
D1 SP/Stainless steel drain pan
Dirty Filter Switch Option
E1 Dirty Filter Switch
Leaving Water Temperature Switch
F3 WT/leaving water temp. switch

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Factory Mounted Options
Mammoth Water-Source Heat Pumps offer
numerous factory-installed options that can help
minimize field labor and enhance system
performance
Cooling-only units are available for those
applications requiring no heating from the unit.
An extended-range or low temperature option
is available on all heat pump units to allow
heating and cooling operation down to 40F
entering water temperature. The package
includes a freezestat water switch, an insulated
coaxial heat exchanger and insulated refrigerant
piping.
Cupro-nickel tubes on the inner tube of the
heat exchanger provide additional corrosion
protection in applications using well or city
water.
A sound package includes thick, 1 lb.
density fiberglass insulation on the entire unit, as
well as the addition of a heavy dampening
material, over the entire bottom panel for
reduced radiated sound levels
A field-supplied DDC controller can be factory
mounted and wired by Mammoth. This allows
the engineer to specify a specific control
manufacturer and achieve simple interface of
the network system
The waterside economizer kit allows pre-
cooling of the entering air to take advantage of
cool loop water and to reduce compressor
operation during cool weather. The kit includes
a two-row water coil, 3-way diverting valve and
an entering water thermostat to divert the water
through the coil if the temperature is below set
point.
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A freezestat is available to sense the leaving
water temperature. If the leaving water falls
below 32F, the freezestat will open the safety
lockout circuit and shut down the compressor.
This option is beneficial on well water and city
water applications where water temperatures
can drop during the heating season.
Hot gas bypass control is available to
artificially load the evaporator during cooling to
maintain refrigerant suction temperature during
low load conditions. This option includes a hot
gas bypass valve.
Hot gas reheat is available to reheat saturated
air coming off the cooling coil without using and
external heat source.
A motorized valve is available to shut off the
water flow through the unit when the compressor
is off. The valve is a normally open-power close
type and will open in the event of power loss.
An optional cleanable filter allows for reusable
media
A dirty filter switch informs the maintenance
personnel to change filters. The switch senses
the pressure drop across the filter. In the case of
a dirty filter, the switch closes and sends a
signal to an LED indicator on the wall
thermostat.
A 75 VA transformer replaces the 50VA
transformer for additional power to operate a
choice of low voltage controls, accessories or
relays, especially in the case of field-supplied
control systems, which require additional power.
The 75 VA transformer has a built-in circuit
breaker.
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Field Mounted Options
Thermostats

7 day programmable, 2 stage heat/cool with

(P/N 71116207)
5 day programmable, 1 stage heat/cool
(P/N 71116205)
5/1/1 day or 24-hour programmable models
4 time and 4 temperature settings per
program (heat & cool)
Easy-to-read LCD
Choice of battery-powered or hardwired
7 day, 5/1/1 day programmable or non-
programmable (installer selectable)
4 time and 4 temperature settings per
program: 2 setbacks (heat and cool) or
selectable 2 time and 2 temperature settings
with 1 setback
Easy-to-read 12-in2 touchscreen display
Dual-powered: battery-powered or
hardwired with battery back-up

7 day programmable, 2 stage heat/cool with

humidity control (P/N 71116208)
7 day programmable, 2 stage heat/cool
7 day, 5/1/1 day programmable or non-
(P/N 71116206)
programmable (installer selectable)
7, 5/1/1, 5/2 day or 24-hour programmable
4 time and 4 temperature settings per
models
program: 2 setbacks (heat and cool) or
4 time and 4 temperature settings per
selectable 2 time and 2 temperature settings
program (heat & cool)
with 1 setback
Easy-to-read LCD
Humidification and dehumidification control
Choice of battery-powered or hardwired (dehumidification Rh range 40-90% and
humidification Rh range 5-50%)
Easy-to-read 12-in2 touchscreen display
Dual-powered: battery-powered or
hardwired with battery back-up

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Field Mounted Options
Flexible hose kits
Flexible hose kits are available in 1/2 inch, 3/4
inch and 1-inch diameters and 24 or 36 inches
long. Each hose is constructed of braided
stainless steel and has NPT steel fittings with a
swivel at one end. Hoses are rated at a
minimum 225 psi.
Condensate Hose
A clear vinyl condensate hose includes clamps
for connection to the condensate drain tube
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Deluxe Hose Kits
Fire rated hose. Fiber reinforced EPDM
stainless steel braid hoses with swivel
connections. Maximum working pressure 400
PSI for 1, and 300 PSI for 1 2.
Ball valves, UltraMatic and UltraY Y-strainer with
drain valve and pressure temperature test port.
Maximum working pressures (600 PSI/ 325F)
600W.O.G, body material: Forged brass ASTM
B283 1L and Cast Brass ASTM B283
1S and 2, 20 mesh 304 stainless steel
strainer, chrome plated brass ball. Automatic
flow control UltraMatic accessible cartridge,
Viton O-ring with two pressure temperature test
plugs. Some assembly required.
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Engineering Specification
General: Furnish and install water-source heat
pumps as indicated on the plans as listed in the
unit schedule. All units must be factory run-
tested in both the heating and cooling modes
with full water flow. All equipment must be
certified for capacity and efficiency by AHRI and
be safety agency listed with ETL.
Unit Construction: The outer casing and
internal support parts shall be fabricated from G-
60 galvanized steel. All interior metal parts
exposed to moisture and cold temperatures shall
be insulated with acoustic-type, 34-inch, 1.5-
pound, skin-coated fiberglass. The fan section
shall be separated from the compressor
compartment. A galvanized steel drain pan shall
extend the full length of the air coil and include a
78-inch copper drain tube extending outside the
unit casing. A minimum of three removable
panels shall provide access to the compressor,
control box and fan sections. Unit shall have a 1-
inch thick throwaway filter located in a filter rack
capable of accepting a return air duct
connection.
Supply and return water connections shall have
female NPT copper fittings located outside the
cabinet for connection to flexible hoses.
Horizontal units shall have factory-mounted,
heavy steel hanger brackets secured to the top
of the unit complete with rubber compression
isolators to suspend the unit from the ceiling.
Refrigeration System: Each unit shall have a
sealed refrigerant circuit including a hermetic
compressor, reversing valve, thermal expansion
valve, airside coil, coaxial water-to-refrigerant
coil, high side and low side access ports and
safety controls. The hermetic compressor shall
have thermal overload protection and shall be
mounted on neoprene isolators as
recommended by the compressor manufacturer.
The airside coil shall be of copper tube,
aluminum-finned construction and rated for 620
psig. The water-to-refrigerant coil shall be
coaxial design with copper inner tube and steel
outer tube and rated at 620 psig on the
refrigerant side and 400 psig on the water side.
Safety controls include a high refrigerant
pressure switch and a low refrigerant pressure
switch for protection against loss of charge and
extreme low temperature operation.
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Each unit shall be capable of starting with 50F
entering air temperature and 50F entering
water temperature in the heating mode with ARI
water and airflow rates. The reversing valve
shall be energized in the cooling mode for fail-
safe to the heating mode.
Fan Section: Units up to 6 tons shall have a
direct-drive fan assembly with a multispeed, 5
1/2 -inch diameter, six-pole, PSC motor with
internal overload protection and a maximum
rotational speed of 1,200 rpm. The motor shall
be isolated from the fan housing with integral
flex mounts. Horizontal units shall be capable of
end or straight air discharge arrangement and
be capable of being reversed in the field.
Electrical: All electrical components shall be
housed in a separate enclosure with its own
access door. Controls shall include fan relay,
compressor contactor, 24-volt transformer,
microprocessor board, and capacitor(s). Each
compressor circuit shall have a lockout circuit to
disable compressor operation in the event of a
trip of any of the safety switches and to send a
signal to an LED on the wall thermostat. The
lockout circuit shall be capable of being reset
from the wall thermostat or from the main
disconnect switch. Additional electrical
components shall include a reversing valve.
Geothermal Units: Geothermal units shall be
applied to ground coupled applications. The
units shall be AHRI/ISO 13256-1 certified for
operation at 26F to 110F entering brine
temperature. The unit shall have insulated
refrigerant and water piping, insulated coaxial
coil, and a low leaving water temperature
(freezestat) safety switch.
HP5 Control System: Mammoth offers a
microprocessor-based unit controller and
includes features such as:
Random start delays the startup of the unit
5 to 35 seconds after coming off from an
unoccupied or shutdown cycle to prevent all
the units from starting at the same time.
Condensate overflow protection stops
compressor operation if the drain pan
sensor detects moisture at the top of the pan
to prevent overflow due to clogged or slow-
draining condensate piping.
Compressor anti-short cycle protection
prevents the compressor from being
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compressor cycling and to extend
compressor life.
Shutdown allows the units to be shutoff with
no compressor or fan operation in the event
of an emergency. Shutdown is activated
from a two-wire signal.
LED diagnostic display communicates the
status of the unit to indicate: normal
operating mode, low voltage condition, high
voltage condition, shutdown mode, high
pressure/low pressure switch fault,
freezestat fault, and condensate sensor.
High and low voltage protection shuts off
the unit in the event the unit voltage is too
high or too low in order to protect the
internal components from damage.
Safety lockout prevents compressor
operation if any of the safety switches trip:
high pressure/low pressure switch,
condensate overflow protection or optional
freezestat. The unit can be reset from the
wall thermostat or from the main unit
disconnect switch.
auto reset allows the unit to automatically
reset itself three times within a 100 minute
period
Two-minute startup delay at initial startup
and at loss of power
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Fan interlock makes sure the fan in on
when the compressor is on
Lockout alarm sends a signal to the
thermostat to illuminate an LED and closes
a set of dry contacts if any of the safety
switches trip or if the unit is in shutdown
mode due to a remote signal or to high/low
voltage, auxiliary dry contacts (set of
normally-open and normally-closed) are
activated when the compressor is on to
operate a motorized valve.
When coupled with the proper thermostat
the HP-5 board is also compatible with the
following features:
o Night setback allows heating operation
at a lower set point to maintain a
minimum space temperature, which is
activated by a two-wire signal. The fan
will cycle with the compressor.
o Night setup allows cooling operation at
a higher set point to maintain a
maximum space temperature, which is
activated by a two-wire signal. The fan
will cycle with the compressor.
o Override allows night setback or setup
modes to be de-activated for 2 hours
while the unit resumes operation at its
daytime set points. Override operation is
activated by a push button on the wall
thermostat.
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Applications and Design Considerations
Boiler/Tower
Also called a standard, conventional or water loop
system, a boiler/tower system uses a two pipe
water circulating system to add, remove, or
transfer rejected heat to other units throughout the
building. The system is not geothermal typically
using a natural gas or electric boiler located in a
mechanical equipment room to provide heat. A
cooling tower is used to dissipate waste heat.
This system is typically the lowest cost of the loop
options. (AHRI 320 / ISO 13256-1)
Horizontal Closed Loop
Horizontal loop geothermal systems use a series
of parallel loops are installed in trenches
approximately 5 feet below the ground. The
piping may be installed using a four-pipe or
six-pipe design. This system is well suited for
applications where physical space is available
between 1,500 and 2,000 square feet/ton of
cooling is required or where bore drilling is
prohibitive. (AHRI 330 / ISO 13256-1)
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Vertical Closed Loop
Vertical loop geothermal systems are ideal for
projects with minimum available space. Vertical
bore holes are drilled150 to 400 feet deep
depending on building design considerations. A
plastic polyethylene supply/return pipe is
inserted into the holes and wells are connected
in a parallel reverse return arrangement to allow
water to circulate evenly throughout the bore
field. Loop temperatures range from 37F to
95F. (AHRI 330 / ISO 13256-1)
Surface Water Closed Loop
Surface water closed loop geothermal systems
use a loop that is directly installed in a lake or
pond near the building, making it an extremely
efficient and cost effective. Bundled
polyethylene coils are used in a reverse return
design. Care must be taken to ensure the body
of water will meet building loads. Debris
problems from flooding or the need for public
access may limit the use of this application.
(AHRI 330 / ISO 13256-1)
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Open Loop Well Water
Open loop systems use ground water to remove
or add heat to the water loop and are typically
used in regions where ground water is plentiful.
Water is typically extracted and discharged back
to the aquifer. The major benefit is the constant
well water temperature, approximately 50F,
which provides very efficient operation at a
relatively low installed cost. An intermediate
heat exchanger is added in many cases to
isolate the loop serving the units from the well
water to reduce maintenance costs. This
system usually has supply wells and return
wells. Some states have requirements on the
depths of return wells that must be approved by
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Water should be tested and strainers are
typically required as poor water quality can
increase heat exchanger scaling and suspended
solids can lead to heat exchanger erosion.
(AHRI 325 / ISO 13256-1)
Horizontal Unit Design Considerations
Unit Location and Installation: Units should be
positioned to provide enough clearance to
perform routine maintenance or service. Units
should be located for ease of filter and access
panel removal. Allow the minimum clearances
on each side of the unit for routine maintenance
and service. Leave sufficient space on one side
of the filter rack to allow filter removal.
Each horizontal unit is suspended from the
ceiling by four threaded rods (provided by
others) fastened to the unit by a factory provided
mounting bracket and rubber isolator. The unit
should be located below building structural
members to assure it is securely mounted in a
level position.
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Do not locate units above noise-sensitive areas
such as offices, meeting rooms, classrooms and
other spaces. If possible, avoid locations above
areas where there is considerable traffic as
service time may be limited during occupied
hours. Placing units above hallways is a typical
location in schools to avoid potential noise
problems with supply and return air ducted to
adjacent classrooms. Such locations may limit
service time during school hours.
Clearance Requirements: The diagram below
shows minimum suggested clearances. Any
additional clearances would be beneficial, but
not always necessary. Units have three access
panels; one panel for the blower, one for the
electrical panel and one for the compressor
compartment. The requirements on any specific
unit may increase or be reduced depending on
several factors such as maintenance
requirements and mechanical or electrical
installation codes. Horizontal unit filters are
removed from the right or left side with an option
for bottom removal. If return air is not ducted,
enough clearance will be required to provide for
adequate airflow.
Horizontal unit clearances
Piping: The unit is usually attached to the
supply/return piping using a reverse return
arrangement. This includes a flow control
device to assure proper water flow for each
zone. A flexible high-pressure hose should be
used to connect the system piping to the unit to
simplify installation and provide sound
attenuation. One end of the hose has a swivel
fitting for removal of the unit for servicing. The
system piping design should include supply and
return shutoff valves to facilitate the removal of
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system continues to operate. The return valve
may be used for water flow balancing. It will
typically have a memory to allow it to adjust to
the proper position for the required flow upon
reopening. Fixed flow valves can be used to
replace the memory-type valve. Providing
pressure and temperature ports allows
measurement of these values during operation.
Condensate Drain Piping: Condensate piping
can be PVC, steel or copper. PVC typically
eliminates the need to insulate the pipe to
prevent sweating. A 7/8-inch O.D. factory
supplied copper condensate connection is
located outside the cabinet, allowing connection
of the condensate hose. The condensate piping
must be trapped (field provided). Piping must be
pitched inch per foot away from the unit.
Provide a vent after the trap to allow condensate
to drain away from the unit. The vent also
provides a clean out should the trap become
obstructed. Refer to local codes for the correct
condensate piping to drains.
Ductwork and Sound Attenuation: Ceiling
mounted heat pumps virtually always have
discharge ductwork attached to the unit. A collar
is provided on the discharge to facilitate
attachment of the ductwork. Good design
practice requires a flexible connector between
the collar and transition to the main duct system.
This connector attenuates sound from the unit;
especially fan sound levels, and simplifies unit
removal. The filter section is supplied with a
bracket to accommodate return ductwork. A
flexible connector should also be used to
connect the unit to the return ducting to
attenuate unit sound levels and allow ease of
unit removal. Ducted returns are typically used
on acoustically sensitive applications. Return
ducting should be located at least 12 inches
away from the coil to assure even distribution of
return air across the coil. For applications that
are especially acoustically sensitive, consider an
acoustic kit that includes additional unit lining
and dampening material beneath the entire unit.
Ductwork should be lined with an acoustic/
thermal insulation a minimum of inch. For
sensitive installations, use 1-inch insulation a
minimum of five to 10 feet prior to each diffuser.
Changes in duct direction such as tees, elbows,
and internal devices such as dampers that
create airflow turbulence can increase acoustic
problems. Minimize these items where possible.
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Placing a straight run of duct about the width
between fittings will decrease turbulence and
associated noise. Diffusers located in the
bottom of a trunk duct pose acoustical problems.
Volume control dampers should be placed well
upstream of any air outlets.
Applications that have a single duct discharge,
such as hotels, should limit the velocity to a
maximum of 600 fpm. These applications have
a short run of discharge duct that must be fully
lined with an elbow without turning vanes.
Return air grilles should be located low on the
sidewall and route up to the ceiling plenum. An
attenuator placed at the return opening will
provide added acoustical protection.
ASHRAE and SMACNA Suggested Supply Air
Ducting
ASHRAE and SMACNA Suggested Return Air
Ducting
Vertical Unit Design Considerations
Unit Location and Installation: Units are
intended for installation in a small mechanical
room or closet. The unit design minimizes sound
levels to allow installation adjacent to occupied
spaces. The unit is typically placed in a corner of
the mechanical room or closet. The return is
non-ducted and located ninety degrees to the
closet door with access panels facing the door
as shown in the drawings below. For application
flexibility, Mammoth provides arrangements with
the electrical panel, low and control voltage
connections located on either side of the when
facing the return air connection.
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Locate units for ease of filter and access panel
removal. The closet door should extend past
the end of the unit to allow for easy filter
removal. A field supplied line voltage disconnect
is required for branch circuit protection.
Clearance Requirements: The diagram below
shows minimum suggested clearances. Any
additional clearances would be beneficial, but
not always necessary. Units need to be
accessed on three sides; two panels for the
compressor and blower, one for the electrical
panel and compressor compartment. The
requirements on any specific unit may increase
or be reduced depending on several factors
such as maintenance requirements and
mechanical or electrical installation codes.
Vertical unit filters are removed from the right or
left side. If return air is not ducted, enough
clearance will be required to provide for
adequate airflow.
Vertical unit clearances
Piping: The supply and return water
connections are located just above the filter to
minimize the required size of the space required
for units. A high pressure, flexible hose is
available to connect the unit to the system hard
piping to dampen the unit operating sound level.
One end of the hose has a swivel fitting to allow
easy removal of the unit. A deluxe hose kit is
available to eliminate the need for final water
balance. Provide supply and return shutoff
valves to allow removal of a single unit without
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the need to shut down the entire system.
Pressure/temperature ports should be provided
to allow service personnel to monitor water flow
and unit operating pressures.
Ductwork and Sound Attenuation: Ductwork
should conform to industry standards as listed in
the ASHRAE Systems Guide.
Discharge ductwork should include a non-
insulated transition from the unit connection to a
flexible connector at the full duct size, a short
run of duct and an elbow internally lined with
insulation but without turning vanes. The main
duct tees into branch circuits with discharge
diffusers.
Return air is typically brought in through a grille
in the closet door. The door should be located
ninety degrees from the unit return to eliminate
any line of sight. Return air can be brought in
through the grille and ducted to the unit with
internally lined acoustic insulation to a flexible
connector at the unit. Sound attenuation is
particularly critical at the unit return.
Return ducting is facilitated through use of a
filter rack that is designed to accept return air
ducting. Return ducting will likely increase the
required width of the closet.
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Nominal Capacity Horizontal*
Cooling only and ISO 13256-1 Water Loop (Boiler/Tower Systems)
Model HHU - Water Loop (Boiler/Tower)
Size CFM GPM Cooling Heating
Qt Qs kW EER Qt kW COP
009 410 2.4 9,300 7,500 0.7 12.8 11,200 0.7 4.8
013 440 3.3 11,400 8,500 1.0 12.0 15,000 1.0 4.5
016 550 3.8 14,200 11,400 1.0 14.6 16,900 1.0 5.0
019 700 4.5 17,400 13,100 1.2 14.0 21,500 1.3 4.8
024 900 6.0 26,000 20,700 1.6 16.0 29,000 1.7 5.0
030 1100 8.0 30,200 24,400 2.0 15.2 33,000 2.0 4.8
036 1500 9.0 37,700 30,500 2.7 14.2 38,200 2.5 4.6
043 1550 12.0 45,800 33,800 3.0 15.2 48,600 2.9 5.0
052 1700 14.0 50,100 37,300 3.0 16.5 51,900 3.2 4.9
062 1850 16.0 59,700 41,500 4.3 13.9 66,000 4.9 4.2
072 2100 18.0 69,600 50,600 5.0 13.9 76,900 5.3 4.3

Notes:
Rated in accordance with ISO 13256-1 Boiler/Tower. Cooling capacity is based on 80.6F db, 66.2F wb (27/19C) entering air
temperature and 86F (30C) entering water temperature. Heating capacity is based on 68F (20C) entering air temperature and
68F(20C) entering water temperature. GPM = Gallons Per Minute, Qt = Capacity Total (BTUH), Qs = Capacity Sensible (BTUH),
EER = Energy Efficiency Ratio, COP = Coefficient of Performance.

ISO 13256-1 Ground Loop (Geothermal)

Model HLU - Ground Loop (Geothermal)
Size CFM GPM Cooling Heating
Qt Qs kW EER Qt kW COP
009 410 2.4 9,800 7,600 0.7 14.3 6,500 0.63 3.1
013 440 3.3 12,000 8,700 0.9 13.4 8,700 0.89 2.9
016 550 3.8 14,900 11,600 0.9 16.3 9,800 0.90 3.2
019 700 4.5 18,300 13,400 1.2 15.7 12,500 1.20 3.1
024 900 6.0 27,400 21,200 1.5 18.0 16,800 1.5 3.2
030 1100 8.0 31,700 24,900 1.9 16.9 19,100 1.8 3.1
036 1500 9.0 39,600 31,300 2.5 15.9 22,100 2.2 2.9
043 1550 12.0 48,200 34,700 2.8 17.0 28,200 2.57 3.2
052 1700 14.0 52,700 38,300 2.9 18.4 30,100 2.82 3.1
062 1850 16.0 62,800 42,600 4.0 15.6 38,300 4.32 2.6
072 2100 18.0 73,200 51,900 4.7 15.5 44,600 4.74 2.8

Notes:
Rated in accordance with ISO 13256-1 -- Ground Loop. Cooling capacity is based on 80.6F db, 66.2F wb (27/19C) entering air
temperature and 77F (25C) entering water temperature. Heating capacity is based on 68F (20C) entering air temperature and
32F (0C) entering water temperature. GPM = Gallons Per Minute, Qt = Capacity Total (BTUH), Qs = Capacity Sensible (BTUH),
EER = Energy Efficiency Ratio, COP = Coefficient of Performance.

* Please refer to Mammoths WSHP selection software for accurate performance at the precise entering conditions of your
project. The capacity data above is provided using minimum and maximum entering water temperatures as an example
only.

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Nominal Capacity Vertical*

Cooling only and ISO 13256-1 Water Loop (Boiler/Tower Systems)
Model VHU - Water Loop (Boiler/Tower)
Size CFM GPM Cooling Heating
Qt Qs kW EER Qt kW COP
012 440 3.3 11,600 8,200 0.9 13.8 12,900 0.9 4.5
024 900 6.0 23,400 17,200 1.7 13.5 30,000 1.8 4.8
030 1,100 8.0 27,600 20,200 2.1 13.0 35,300 2.2 4.8
036 1,500 9.0 35,400 27,600 2.7 13.0 38,300 2.5 4.6
043 1,550 12.0 41,200 31,500 3.3 12.7 48,700 3.2 4.5
052 1,700 14.0 50,900 37,700 3.2 16.1 53,500 3.2 5.0
062 1,850 16.0 61,900 43,500 4.2 14.9 68,900 4.7 4.4
072 2,100 18.0 66,100 48,000 5.3 12.5 80,500 5.7 4.2

Notes:
Rated in accordance with ISO 13256-1 Boiler/Tower. Cooling capacity is based on 80.6F db, 66.2F wb (27/19C) entering air
temperature and 86F (30C) entering water temperature. Heating capacity is based on 68F (20C) entering air temperature and
68F(20C) entering water temperature. GPM = Gallons Per Minute, Qt = Capacity Total (BTUH), Qs = Capacity Sensible (BTUH),
EER = Energy Efficiency Ratio, COP = Coefficient of Performance.

ISO 13256-1 Ground Loop (Geothermal)

Model VLU - Water Loop (Boiler/Tower)
Size CFM GPM Cooling Heating
Qt Qs kW EER Qt kW COP
012 440 3.3 12,200 8,800 0.8 15.3 7,500 0.76 2.9
024 900 6.0 24,300 18,400 1.6 15.0 17,400 1.70 3.1
030 1,100 8.0 28,600 21,400 2.0 14.4 20,400 2.00 3.1
036 1,500 9.0 37,100 29,400 2.6 14.5 22,200 2.22 2.9
043 1,550 12.0 43,200 33,500 3.1 14.1 28,300 2.88 2.9
052 1,700 14.0 53,300 40,100 3.0 17.9 31,100 2.85 3.2
062 1,850 16.0 64,800 46,300 3.9 16.6 40,000 4.17 2.8
072 2,100 18.0 69,300 51,000 5.0 13.9 46,700 5.10 2.7

Notes:
Rated in accordance with ISO 13256-1 -- Ground Loop. Cooling capacity is based on 80.6F db, 66.2F wb (27/19C) entering air
temperature and 77F (25C) entering water temperature. Heating capacity is based on 68F (20C) entering air temperature and
32F (0C) entering water temperature. GPM = Gallons Per Minute, Qt = Capacity Total (BTUH), Qs = Capacity Sensible (BTUH),
EER = Energy Efficiency Ratio, COP = Coefficient of Performance.

* Please refer to Mammoths WSHP selection software for accurate performance at the precise entering conditions of your
project. The capacity data above is provided using minimum and maximum entering water temperatures as an example
only.

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Application Limits
Water Temperature (F)

Standard Range Low Tem perature Geotherm al

COOLING HEATING COOLING HEATING
0 0 0 0
MINIMUM WATER TEMPERATURE 50 F 50 F 40 F 25 F
0 0 0 0
MAXIMUM WATER TEMPERATURE 110 F 90 F 110 F 90 F

Air Temperature (F)

Standard Range Low Tem perature Geotherm al

COOLING HEATING COOLING HEATING
0 0 0 0
MINIMUM AMBIENT AIR TEMPERATURE 50 F 50 F 50 F 50 F
0 0 0 0
MAXIMUM AMBIENT AIR TEMPERATURE 110 F 110 F 110 F 110 F
0 0 0 0
MINIMUM ENTERING AIR TEMPERATURE 65 F 50 F 65 F 60 F
0 0 0 0
MAXIMUM ENTERING AIR TEMPERATURE 100 F 80 F 100 F 90 F

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