Datablad Vertiv PDX PX
Datablad Vertiv PDX PX
Datablad Vertiv PDX PX
Enhanced Freecooling
Liebert® PDX offers a full range of Freecooling solution that answers to all the different needs of the
different sites application.
Indirect Water based Freecooling – The right cooling with the minimum
cosumption
Whenever the Critical application needs a complete separation between in-
door and outdoor or the Humidity control band requirements are tight Lieb-
ert® PDX offers the possibility to exploit water based indirect freecooling.
Thanks to the double coil (Freecooling water and Direct Expansion) the unit
provides the highest saving match with full availability of the DX solution.
The usage of Stage Coil and Digital Scroll then allows maximizing the saving
in mixed mode operation, so whenever the freecooling is not able to fully
take the load the compressors can work just to complete the missing cooling
needs.
Therefore Liebert® PDX Freecooling can provide extremely high energy saving granting the highest
availability of the application.
Modulation
Chamber
Solenoid
Valve
Bleed Hole
Spring
Lift Piston
Assembly
Easy maintenance
All components are easily accessible from the front
of the room unit. The service compartment facilitates
checking and setting of refrigeration circuit, without
changing aeraulic conditions. The access to the com-
pressor is possible even when the unit is operating
by removing the front panel.
The access to the fan is executed with the greatest
care for easier interventions (maintenance and/or fan
replacement).
One very important feature, for example, is the pos-
sibility to check the total pressure drop of the high
pressure piping using the schrader connections
available in the front part of the machine.
* The unit has to be installed with the air delivery ducted or with
the air flow channelled below the raised floor.
Version A
Direct expansion units with air - cooled condenser
Air cooled direct expansion units optimize condensing tem-
perature in the simplest installation configurations and with
minimized site impact.
The compressor (1) pumps the hot gaseous refrigerant into
an outdoor air- cooled condenser(2). The liquefied refriger-
5
ant arrives to a liquid receiver (3) that ensures a constant
and even refrigerant flow to the expansion valve (4) and then
arrives to the evaporator (5). Here the refrigerant, thanks to 4
the heat - exchanged with the room air moved by the fan 8
9
(6) - evaporates and returns to the compressor (1); from
2
this point, the refrigerant begins a new refrigeration cycle.
To maintain the correct refrigerant discharge pressure, the
speed of the motor fan (8) is controlled (proportional mode). 1 3
Shut- off valves are provided as standard to assist with rou- 7
tine maintenance. The compressor (1) has a built- in non- 6
return valve to avoid return of liquid refrigerant from the con-
denser in summertime, thus protecting the compressor from
undesired refrigerant slugging during the start up. A second
non- return valve (7) is necessary to avoid - in wintertime
- refrigerant migration from the liquid pipes and the receiver (3) to the condenser (2), that should be
responsible of low pressure intervention at the start- up of compressor.
For safety reason, a relief valve (9) is installed on the liquid receiver (3); this valve is equipped with
flanged connections so that the refrigerant may be discharged to the outside.
Version W
Direct expansion units with water - cooled condenser
Liebert® PDX WaterCooled is the ideal configuration for leveraging
all its efficiency benefits on applications with significant distances
between internal and external units, or those with strong variations
in geodetic height.
The compressor (1) pumps the hot gaseous refrigerant into a water-
cooled condenser (2). The liquefied refrigerant arrives to a liquid
receiver (3) that ensures a constant and even refrigerant flow to the
expansion valve (4) and then arrives to the evaporator (5). Here the
refrigerant, thanks to the heat - exchanged with the room air moved
by the fan (6) - evaporates and returns to the compressor (1); from
this point, the refrigerant begins a new refrigeration cycle.
The compressor (1) has a built- in non- return valve to avoid return
of liquid refrigerant from the condenser, thus protecting the com-
pressor from undesirable refrigerant slugging during the start up. A
second non- return valve (7) is installed to avoid refrigerant migra- Cooling Water
Version F
Freecooler units
As seen in the previous chapter for all applications
where efficiency is a prime objective, the Liebert®
PDX offers the possibility of leveraging the Free-
cooling effect for the longest period of time, as a
result of its enhanced coil distribution.
The flexibility of the Liebert® PDX Freecooling
configuration ensures the highest energy savings
and efficiency in variable working conditions in-
cluding DX mode.
Freecooling mode
The Freecooler unit cools the air flow by means of
the air refrigerant coil (5) in direct expansion rows
[direct expansion mode] or, as an alternative, the
air/water coil (5) in freecooling rows [freecooling
mode].Whenever the outdoor temperature is at
least 5 degrees below the indoor return tempera-
ture, the water flow is cooled by an external Dry
Cooler (10) and passes through the coil (5). When the external temperature is higher than ZET (Zero
Energy Temperature), the water exchanges heat with the refrigerant in the water- cooled plate condens-
er (2). When the external temperature is below ZET, the water is cooled as much as to cool the room
air directly in the air/water coil (5, freecooling rows).
Refrigeration circuit
The compressor pumps the hot gaseous refrigerant into a water- cooled condenser (2). The liquefied
refrigerant arrives to a liquid receiver (3) that ensures a constant and even refrigerant flow to the expan-
sion valve (4) and then arrives to the direct expansion rows of the evaporator (5).Here the refrigerant,
thanks to the heat - exchanged with the room air moved by the fan (6) - evaporates and returns to the
compressor (1); from this point, the refrigerant begins a new refrigeration cycle.
The compressor (1) has a built- in non- return valve to avoid return of liquid refrigerant from the con-
denser, thus protecting the compressor from undesired refrigerant slugging during the start up. A sec-
ond non- return valve (7) is installed to avoid refrigerant migration from the liquid pipes and the receiver
(3) to the condenser (2), that should be responsible of high pressure intervention at the start- up of
compressor.
For safety reason, a relief valve (9) is installed on the liquid receiver (3); this valve is equipped with
flanged connections so that the refrigerant may be discharged to the outside.
Note. The Liebert® PDX Freecoolers are filled with the complete charge of the requested refrigerant
(standard R410A).
Version D
Air - cooled condenser dualfluid units
Dual Fluid can be translated as cooling redundancy. In fact the
unit provides the Direct Expansion full back up cooling to a Chilled
Water common working circuit.
Ideal for chilled water based applications with transition between
Air Conditioning and Precision Cooling, the Liebert® PDX Dual
Fluid Air Cooled configuration, offers efficient direct expansion
cooling that works as redundant cooling for chilled water coils.
The Dual fluid unit cools the air flow by means of the air refrigerant
coil (5) in direct expansion rows [direct expansion mode: see re-
frigeration circuit] or, as an alternative, the air/water coil (5) in the
chilled water rows [chilled water mode].
Cooling Water
Refrigeration circuit
The compressor (1) pumps the hot gaseous refrigerant into an outdoor air- cooled condenser (2). The
liquefied refrigerant arrives to a liquid receiver (3) that ensures a constant and even refrigerant flow to
the expansion valve (4) and then arrives to the evaporator (5).Here the refrigerant, thanks to the heat -
exchanged with the room air moved by the fan (6) - evaporates and returns to the compressor (1); from
this point, the refrigerant begins a new refrigeration cycle. To maintain the correct refrigerant discharge
pressure, the speed of the motor fan (8) is controlled (proportional mode).
Shut- off valves are provided as standard to assist with routine maintenance.
The compressor (1) has a built- in non- return valve to avoid return of liquid refrigerant from the con-
denser in summertime, thus protecting the compressor from undesired refrigerant slugging during the
start up. A second non- return valve (7) is necessary to avoid - in wintertime - refrigerant migration from
the liquid pipes and the receiver (3) to the condenser (2), that should be responsible of low pressure
intervention at the start- up of compressor.
For safety reason, a relief valve (9) is installed on the liquid receiver (3); this valve is equipped with
flanged connections so that the refrigerant may be discharged to the outside.
Dualfluid mode
The Dualfluid unit cools the air flow by means of the air- re-
frigerant coil (5) in direct expansion rows [direct expansion
mode: see refrigeration circuit] or, as an alternative, the
air/water coil (5) in the chilled water rows [chilled water
mode].
Refrigeration circuit
The compressor (1) pumps the hot gaseous refrigerant into a water- cooled condenser (2).
The liquefied refrigerant arrives to a liquid receiver (3) that ensures a constant and even refrigerant flow
to the expansion valve (4) and then arrives to the evaporator (5). Here the refrigerant, thanks to the
heat - exchanged with the room air moved by the fan (6) - evaporates and returns to the compressor
(1); from this point, the refrigerant begins a new refrigeration cycle.
The compressor (1) has a built- in non- return valve to avoid return of liquid refrigerant from the con-
denser, thus protecting the compressor from undesirable refrigerant slugging during the start up.
The second non- return valve (7) avoids refrigerant migration from the liquid pipes and the receiver
(3) to the condenser (2), that should be responsible of high pressure intervention at the start- up of
compressor.
For safety reason, a relief valve (9) is installed on the liquid receiver (3); this valve is equipped with
flanged connections so that the refrigerant may be discharged to the outside.
Temperature (qC)
26 60
Air Temperature 20° C 25° C
25 50
Air relative humidity 40% 55%
24 40
Air specific humidity 7 g/kg 10 g/kg 23 30
120
150
180
210
240
30
60
90
0
Temper.
The refrigeration diagram, the relevant description and Time (minutes)
Relative
humidity
the operating mode diagrams of iCom control describe
very well how the Liebert® PDX Constant room units
guarantee temperature and humidity within the request-
ed tolerances.
steps)
The compressor stops at - 50% of proportional Analog output Y1
band. In the left side of the proportional band the Compressor
Hot gas
point temperature.
- 100 - 50 Set Point +100
Room temp.
Xp
Last
Step
Compressor On
Compressor Off
Steam production %
(H) Humidity control:
(Only humidification) Humidification
100%
Humidifier On
30%
Humidifier Off
50 Xp
RH Proportional Band
Xp
RH Proportional Band
Cooling Water
Liebert® PDX units are provided for operating with in the following working ranges (the limits concern
new units on which correct installation have already been made):
All versions***)
Temperature: *) from 20 (26)°C to 35 (40)° C
Room air conditions Humidity ratio From 5.5 g/kg to 12g/kg
Relative humidity From 20% to 60%
Temperature: from 26°C to 38° C
Room air conditions **)
(units for Smart Aisle application)
Humidity ratio From 5.5 g/kg to 12g/kg
Relative humidity From 20% to 60%
inlet water temperature max. 85°C
Hot water circuit
water pressure max. 8.5 bar
Temperature: from:- 20°C to: 50°C
Storage conditions Max. 90% RH, preventing surface
Relative humidity:
condensation.
Power supply tolerances V ± 10%, Hz ± 2
Note: Values in brackets correspond to PX150 and PX165
Note: The minimum condensing temperature for PX150 and PX165 is 40 0C
*) for PX015 – basic fan version, temperature from 20 0C to 31 0C
– premium fan version, temperature from 20 0C to 27 0C
**) Smart Aisle application not available for PX015
***) Except EconoPhase, see relevant Literature
Liebert® PDX performances are linked to room conditions, cooling system, airflow.
The unit fitted with Digital Scroll Cooling System and Premium Fan Module can also modulate cooling
capacity and airflow depending on the cooling needs. Therefore each single model can provide a wide
range of capacity depending on the environment it is applied in.
Below is a description of the most common conditions currently used in Data Center applications.
This can help giving a picture on unit performances. Liebert® PDX is an extremely flexible unit able to
adapt to different sites needs. Vertiv sales force has a selection tool able to provide the unit performanc-
es at the different conditions required.
LEGACY
This kind of system works with room air condition 24° C, R.H. 50%.
This system is often applied when the same direct expansion/chilled water system is used both for cool-
ing the data centers as well as for air conditioning for people. In fact low air temperature allows a higher
dehumidification required for air conditioning. In data centers dehumidification is not an advantage.
The only heat load provided by the server is sensible heat load. Therefore Liebert® PDX is optimized
to provide the highest net sensible capacity even at low air temperatures.
You can find a reference of Liebert® PDX performances published in Liebert® PDX Brochure.
Anyhow being currently this kind of working range mostly used in existing applications, and therefore,
being required in different unit modulations to compare with the existing solutions, we suggest to con-
tact our Sales representative that can offer you a detailed performance data sheet matching exactly
your needs.
SMART
This kind of system works with room air condition 35° C, R.H. 30%, convenient for cold aisle contain-
ment. Vertiv can offer a full solution: Smart Aisle™.
Smart Aisle™ means a solution that goes from the rack to the power distribution, from the cooling to the
AC power. It is a system optimized to offer the highest energy efficiency.
Here is a description of the cooling part of this system.
Due to the closure of the cold aisle the back air of the CRAC units can be relatively high.
This maximizes the Freecooling period and makes this system suitable for all different climates; it offers
the benefit to use the Freecooling even in hot countries.
Liebert® PDX optimizes its cooling capacity and its airflow following the server requirements.
On the following pages you can find tables with references for the unit performances with these working
conditions.
Due to the Smart Aisle Application system Optimization, the units can work with the precise airflow re-
quired by the servers, not being present in the data center airflow recirculation or bypass.
Should you need more information on how the unit can run with different airflow, working temperatures,
etc. our sales force can provide a full detailed data sheet that can match your requirements.
Downflow
fan power input kW 2x0.99 2x1.70 2x1.94 2x2.38 3x0.88 3x1.71
Up
unit power input kW 11.12 14.47 16.7 20.53 15.48 21.71
Net Sensible cooling capacity kW 42.6 51.6 55.8 63 62.1 79
Downflow
fan power input kW 2x0.84 2x1.49 2x1.66 2x2.02 3x0.8 3x1.55
Down
unit power input kW 10.82 14.05 16.14 19.81 15.24 21.23
Net Sensible cooling capacity kW 41.6 50.2 54.2 61.3 - -
Downflow
fan power input kW 2x0.92 2x1.65 2x1.88 2x2.32 - -
Frontal
unit power input kW 10.98 14.38 16.58 20.4 - -
Condensing section (W models only)
water inlet temp: 30° C - condensation temp: 45° C
water flow l/s 0.554+0.487 0.678+0.598 0.676+0.766 0.751+0.934 0.684+0.781 1.031+0.907
water side pressure drop kPa 13+10 13+11 10+13 8+11 6+8 14+11
FAN
Quantity (Premium Fan Module) 2 2 2 2 3 3
FLA 10 10 10 10 15 15
LRA 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3
Quantity (Basic Fan Module, Fix speed) no. 1 1 2 2 2 2
FLA A 5 5 10 10 10 10
LRA A 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2
COMPRESSOR
Quantity (Scroll Cooling System) no. 2 2 2 2 2 2
FLA A 2x15 2x16.2 2x18.2 21.6+25 2x18.2 2x25
LRA A 2x75 2x101 2x128 139+118 2x128 2x118
EVAPORATING COIL
quantity / configuration no. 1 1 1 1 1 1
pipes/fins Copper/treated aluminum
pitch fins mm 1.8 1.8 1.8 1.8 1.8 1.8
rows no. 3+3 3+3 3+3 3+3 3+3 3+3
front surface m2 1.675 1.675 1.675 1.675 2.675 2.675
REFRIGERANT CONNECTIONS (A models only) Refrigerant connecting pipe diameter: see Tab. 12f, Chap. 12
gas line outlet (pipe to be welded, o.d.) mm 18/18 18/18 18/18 22/22 18/18 22/22
liquid line inlet (pipe to be welded, o.d.) mm 18/18 18/18 18/18 18/18 18/18 18/18
WATER CIRCUIT (W models only)
Brazed
condenser type (W models only)
plate
water connections ISO 7/1 (W models only) inch Rp1 ¼ Rp1 ¼ Rp1 ¼ Rp1 ¼ Rp1 ¼ Rp1 ¼
Total water internal volume l 5.42 6.1 6.76 8.98 8.98 8.98
DIMENSIONS
width mm 1750 1750 1750 1750 2550 2550
depth mm 890 890 890 890 890 890
height mm 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970
footprint m2 1.558 1.558 1.558 1.558 2.270 2.270
Data refers to Standard Units without options, Premium Fan Module with clean F5 filters.
Standard ESP: Upflow 50Pa; Downflow Up 20Pa; Downflow Frontal 0Pa
For Downflow Up and Down versions the data refers to the height of the raised floor= 600mm
Performance data refers to Downflow Units, if not specified otherwise.
(1) IN THE FOLLOWING STANDARD CONDITIONS: Room conditions 24°C bs; 50% R.H. (17°C wb)
- Condensing temperature: 45°C
- Air flow of the units refers to the standard configuration with F5 class filter.
(2) Liebert PDX is able to adapt to the different site needs and working conditions. Performances in different working conditions, differ-
ent airflows can be provided by Vertiv representatives.
Technical data can be subject to change without notice.
Data refers to Standard Units without options, Premium Fan Module with clean F5 filters.
Standard ESP: Upflow 50Pa; Downflow Up 20Pa; Downflow Down 20 Pa Downflow Frontal 0Pa
For Downflow Up and Down versions the data refers to the height of the raised floor= 600mm
Performance data refers to Downflow Units, if not specified otherwise.
(1) IN THE FOLLOWING STANDARD CONDITIONS: Room conditions 24°C bs; 50% R.H. (17° C wb)
- Condensing temperature: 45° C
- Air flow of the units refers to the standard configuration with F5 class filter.
(2) IN THE FOLLOWING STANDARD CONDITIONS: Room conditions 35°C bs; 30% R.H. (21.4° C wb)
- Condensing temperature:45° C
- Air flow of the units refers to the standard configuration with F5 class filter.
(3) Liebert PDX is able to adapt to the different site needs and working conditions. Performances in different working conditions, differ-
ent airflows can be provided by Vertiv representatives.
(4) The Airflow indicated in the Smart Performance is the unit nominal airflow.
Technical data can be subject to change without notice.
Data refers to Standard Units without options, Premium Fan Module with clean F5 filters.
Standard ESP: Downflow Up 50Pa; Downflow Down 50 Pa
For Downflow Up and Down versions the data refers to the height of the raised floor= 600mm
Performance data refers to Downflow Units, if not specified otherwise.
(1) IN THE FOLLOWING STANDARD CONDITIONS: Room conditions 24°C bs; 50% R.H. (17° C wb)
- Condensing temperature: 45° C
- Air flow of the units refers to the standard configuration with F5 class filter.
(2) IN THE FOLLOWING STANDARD CONDITIONS: Room conditions 37°C bs; 24% R.H. (21.21° C wb)
- Condensing temperature:45° C
- Air flow of the units refers to the standard configuration with F5 class filter.
(3) Liebert PDX is able to adapt to the different site needs and working conditions. Performances in different working conditions, differ-
ent airflows can be provided by Vertiv representatives.
Dry Coolers
Our Dry Coolers are built with a copper/ aluminium cooling coil and axial fan(s).
The main data on Dry Coolers is shown in the following table:
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40% Note:
In the closed circuits to avoid water freezing in the
35% cold seasons, it is strictly recommended to mix wa-
30%
ter with ethylene glycol. The suggested percentage
is given in the Diagram.
25% For safety reason, calculate the percentage at least
at 50C below the minimum ambient temperature.
20%
It is also recommended to check periodically the
15% mixture: in case of leackage of the circuit, the san-
itary water, used at compensation, reduces pro-
10% gressively the glycol percentage and increases the
5%
freezing point of the mixture!
0%
0 - 5 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 25
Overall
Performances Electrical Data
Dimensions
Max.
Max. water Total Total
sound Power Widthx
Low Noise Capacity pressure Fans absorbed absorbed
pressure supply DepthxHeight (b)
Model drop power(AC) power(EC)
level ©
db(A)
kW kPa 10m free V/Ph/Hz no kW kW mm
field
DYL008 6,6 37 20 230/1/50 1 0,22 0,22 767 x 954 x 1240
DYL011 10,2 37 13 230/1/50 1 0,22 0,22 767 x 95 4x 1240
DYL015 13,7 40 26 230/1/50 2 0,44 0,44 767 x 954 x 2120
DYL017 17,0 40 41 230/1/50 2 0,44 0,44 767 x 954 x 2120
DYL027 25,0 42 28 400/3/50 3 0,66 0,66 1067 x 1080 x 2360
DYL040 35,1 42 45 400/3/50 2 1,06 0,92 1067 x 1080 x 2360
DYL047 45,0 43 57 400/3/50 3 1,59 1,38 1067 x 1150 x 2960
DYL055 54,7 43 41 400/3/50 3 1,59 1,38 1067 x 1150 x 4260
DYL065 64,6 44 18 400/3/50 4 2,12 1,84 1245 x 1386 x 3340
DYL085 85,1 44 29 400/3/50 4 2,49 3,00 1245 x 1386 x 3340
DYL100 103,5 44 53 400/3/50 3 2,49 3,00 1245 x 1386 x 4815
DYL130 130,8 45 57 400/3/50 4 3,32 4,00 1245 x 1386 x 6290
DYL160 162,1 46 29 400/3/50 4 4,15 5,00 2295 x 1386 x 4815
DYL210 211,0 47 50 400/3/50 6 4,98 6,00 2295 x 1386 x 4815
DYL270 271,0 48 62 400/3/50 8 6,64 8,00 2295 x 1386 x 6290
DYL350 349,8 49 27 400/3/50 10 8,30 10,00 2295 x 1386 x 7765
EC fan modulation % 61 83 90 97 97
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 250 250 226 100 100
EC fan modulation % 77 95 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 6886 6886 6724 6724 6724
Nominal air flow m3/h 3854 5580 5978 6620 6620
Downflow Up
EC fan modulation % 91 95 91 91 89 91 96 93
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 197 135 187 187 226 181 115 155
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 11140 11140 13212 13212 18787 12867 12867 17682
Nominal air flow m3/h 10000 10500 12200 12200 16301 11900 12400 16300
Downflow Up
EC fan modulation % 95 79 95 -
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 129 349 117 -
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100 100 100 - 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 17682 23285 23285 23285 23285 -
Nominal air flow m3/h 16650 18500 22350 22350 22350 -
Downflow Up
EC fan modulation % 58 70 83 93 97
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 250 250 250 210 127
EC fan modulation % 73 82 93 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 8493 8493 8491 8491 8491
Nominal air flow m3/h 4462 5623 6828 7782 8164
Downflow Up
EC fan modulation % 86 94 75 81 83 71 84 88
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 252 138 381 311 282 425 262 211
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 11518 11518 19671 19671 19671 18505 18505 18505
Nominal air flow m3/h 10000 10900 14500 15800 16300 12500 15500 16300
Downflow Up
PX059 PX092
MODELS PX074 PX068 PX082 PX094 PX104 PX120
EXT EXT
PX150 PX165
EC fan modulation % 95 68 84 90 94 94 88 85
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 119 457 269 184 137 137 225 258
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 18505 28739 28739 28739 28739 28739 12516 21009
Nominal air flow m3/h 17600 18500 24000 26000 27000 27000 11200 17950 34585 42500
Downflow Up
EC fan modulation % 93 93 87
Max ESP available@ nominalairflow Pa 100 98 185
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 18854 11868 20412
EC fan modulation % 78 84 91 97 -
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 250 250 184 110 -
EC fan modulation % 91 96 100 100 -
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 5723 5723 5723 5723 -
Nominal air flow m3/h 4300 4700 5235 5766 -
Downflow Up
MODELS PX041 PX047 PX051 PX044 PX054 PX062 PX068 PX082 PX094 PX104
V/Ph/
Power supply voltage 400 ±10% / 3 / 50
Hz
Nominal air flow m3/h 9500 11650 11650 11350 11350 15200 18500 21200 21200 21200
ESP @ nominal airflow Pa 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
Upflow
EC fan modulation % 94 91 91 92 92 96 84 96 96 96
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 149 182 182 176 176 118 281 110 110 110
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 10213 12612 12612 12338 12338 16097 22163 22163 22163 22163
Nominal air flow m3/h 9500 11650 11650 11350 11350 15200 18500 21200 21200 21200
Downflow Up
EC fan modulation % 93 93 93 93 93 94
Max ESP available@ nominalairflow Pa 121 103 103 103 103 99
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 10331 12347 12347 12097 12097 16338
MODELS PX041 PX047 PX051 PX044 PX054 PX062 PX068 PX082 PX094 PX104
V/Ph/
Power supply voltage Hz
400 ±10% / 3 / 50
Nominal air flow m /h
3
10000 13200 15200 12500 15300 15900 18500 24000 25000 25000
ESP @ nominal airflow Pa 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
Upflow
EC fan modulation % 94 77 87 77 92 95 73 91 95 95
Max ESP available@ nominal airflow Pa 136 361 226 341 160 115 389 168 120 120
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 10588 17604 17604 16772 16772 16772 26488 26488 26488 26488
Nominal air flow m3/h 10000 13200 15200 12500 15300 15900 18500 24000 25000 25000
Downflow Up
EC fan modulation % 92 74 84 74 89 92
Max ESP available@ nominalairflow Pa 107 348 213 332 149 102
EC fan modulation % 100 100 100 100 100 100
Max. airflow (@ 100%, nominal ESP) m3/h 10706 17937 17937 17122 17122 17122
Liebert® PDX units have been designed with particular care for sound and vibration problems. The
complete mechanical insulation of the ventilating section, combined with the special study of the aer-
aulic circuit as a consequence of accurate researches made in our thermodynamic laboratories and
the oversizing of the components crossed by air offer the highest ventilation efficiency with the lowest
sound emission.
1.5 m
temperature 45° C.
The noise levels refer to free field conditions.
The following tables show sound levels for every octave band frequen-
cy. The data are referred to the main used configurations; for different
configurations consult Hirating software
Tab. 7b - A/W versions and Upflow configuration, Extended Height, Digital Scroll Cooling System @ 100% cooling
capacity, Premium Fan Module, nominal airflow
Octave band frequency (Hz) Sound
MODEL Mode Level Level
31.5 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 [dB(A)]
(1) SPL 64.3 64.3 66.1 63.1 59 56 52.1 45.5 36.4 61.5
PX059xA/W (2) SPL 70.5 70.5 66.9 64.6 63.4 61.8 61.5 51.7 42.7 67.1
(3) PWL 102.8 102.8 93.8 92.2 93.9 93.7 97 84 75.1 100.3
(1) SPL 57.2 57.2 71.6 59.2 58.2 56.1 53.6 45.9 35.8 61.9
PX092xA/W (2) SPL 57.4 57.4 71.6 59.4 58.5 56.8 54.6 48.3 40.1 62.5
(3) PWL 84.2 84.2 96.4 86.2 85.4 84.1 82.2 77.3 71 89.5
(1) SPL 70,1 70,1 76,8 70,5 66 65,1 62,5 55,2 46,7 70.8
PX150AD (2) SPL 72,7 72,7 77,2 70,8 67,5 67,3 64,9 58 49,5 72.5
(3) PWL 101,9 101,9 104,2 97,7 95,6 96,1 93,9 87,4 78,9 101
(1) SPL 73,8 73,8 80,5 74,2 69,7 68,8 66,2 58,9 50,4 74,0
PX165AD (2) SPL 76,4 76,4 80,9 74,5 71,2 71,0 68,6 61,7 53,2 75,7
(3) PWL 105,6 105,6 107,9 101,4 99,3 99,8 97,6 91,1 82,6 104,2
LEGEND
The sound levels global and for each octave band are expressed in dB with a tolerance of ( - 0/+2) dB.
(1) Only ventilation (50 Pa available external static pressure), 2 m in front of the unit and 1.5 m height, in free field conditions.
(2) Working compressor (50 Pa available external static pressure), 2 m in front of the unit and 1.5 m height, in free field conditions.
(3) Working compressor, on discharge side.
Level
SPL sound pressure level
PWL sound power level
LEGEND
The sound levels global and for each octave band are expressed in dB with a tolerance of ( - 0/+2) dB.
(1) Only ventilation (50 Pa available external static pressure), 2 m in front of the unit and 1.5 m height, in free field conditions.
(2) Working compressor (50 Pa available external static pressure), 2 m in front of the unit and 1.5 m height, in free field conditions.
(3) Working compressor, on discharge side.
Level
SPL sound pressure level
PWL sound power level
Tab. 7e - A/W versions and Downflow Down configuration, Extended Height, Digital Scroll Cooling System @ 100%
cooling capacity, Premium Fan Module, nominal airflow
LEGEND
The sound levels global and for each octave band are expressed in dB with a tolerance of ( - 0/+2) dB.
(1) Only ventilation (50 Pa available external static pressure), 2 m in front of the unit and 1.5 m height, in free field conditions.
(2) Working compressor (50 Pa available external static pressure), 2 m in front of the unit and 1.5 m height, in free field conditions.
(3) Working compressor, on discharge side.
Level
SPL sound pressure level
PWL sound power level
1m
Tab. 7j - Approximate variations of Sound Pressure Level D
Variations compared to values measured without noise reduction duct: 45°
free discharge (for Upflow units) or free suction (Downflow units).
Position F: 2 meters from the front, 1.5 meter from the ground
Position D: 1 meter from the front, 45° from the top
F
2m
1.5 m
Cartridge Position
Plenum
Unit Configuration Rows
Height F D
Number
Downflow Up 600 mm 1 - 4.0 dB - 7.0 dB
Upflow 600 mm 1 - 7.5 dB - 12.0 dB
Compressor
Scroll compressors.
The scroll is a simple compression concept first patented in 1905. A scroll is an involute spiral which,
when matched with a mating scroll form, generates a series of crescent shaped gas pockets between
the two members. During compression, one scroll remains stationary (fixed scroll) while the other form
(orbiting scroll) is allowed to orbit (but not rotate) around the first form. As this motion occurs, the pock-
ets between the two forms are slowly pushed to the center of the two scrolls while simultaneously being
reduced in volume. When the pocket reaches the center of the scroll form, the gas, which is now at a
high pressure, is discharged out of a port located at the center. During compression, several pockets
are being compressed simultaneously, resulting in a very smooth process. Both the suction process
(outer portion of the scroll members) and the discharge process (inner portion) are continuous.
High COP (Coefficient Of Performance)
High MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure)
Low sound level
Vibration- damped
Provided with internal thermal protection
Low pickup current (equalization of the internal pressures).
At this stage, let us introduce the concept of a cycle time. A cycle time consists of a ”Loaded State” time
and ”Unloaded State” time. The duration of these 2- time segments determine the capacity modulation
of the compressor. Example: In a 20 seconds cycle time, if the loaded state time is 10 seconds and the
unloaded state time is 10 seconds, the compressor modulation is 50%. If for the same cycle time, the
loaded state time is 15 seconds and the unloaded state time is 5 seconds, the compressor modulation
is 75%. The capacity is a time averaged summation of the loaded state and unloaded state. By varying
the loaded state time and unloaded state time, any capacity between 10% and 100% can be delivered
by the compressor. Hence, the Copeland Digital Scroll can achieve a continuous modulation of AC
capacity to suit the system’s needs precisely.
We could vary the cycle time and still achieve the same effective capacity, but Copeland and Liebert
have done extensive testing to optimize the cycle time in this application.
In fact to guarantee the same precision, standard scroll technology has to use additional technologies,
like hot gas by pass or hot gas injection, and others, to avoid the compressor shut off and to avoid loos-
ing temperature control. All these techniques are very energy expensive and for this reason we can say
that Liebert® PDX offers more requiring less.
Availability & Reliability:
• Less number of start/stop cycling means longer unit life.
As described previously, at partial load, a Digital Scroll does not work with ON -OFF configuration.
This avoids peaks in adsorbed power and reduces stress on components. This increases the life
of the unit, greatly reducing failure due to fatigue.
• Wide operational limits for higher availability.
To maximise the possible advantages coming from the thermodynamic functioning of
Liebert® PDX, Vertiv has developed a special software; with an additional pressure transducer the
control, when external air temperature increases over standard functioning limits, commands the
compressor to modulate his capacity. Forcing the condensing temperature to decrease under the
limit, even when at partial load, the unit guarantees refrigeration; standard units in the same con-
dition would fail. So when you size your requested unit you consider the worst external conditions;
it can happen that occasionally during the year it will be hotter than your design ambient tempera-
ture. In this case a standard unit will shut down due to high condensing temperatures, leaving your
Data Center without cooling when the requirement is at its highest, however your Liebert® PDX will
guarantee a partial cooling capacity.
So System availability is guaranteed even during extreme operating conditions.
Increased Efficiency due to:
• COP and SHR Effect.
At partial load alternation between loaded and unloaded states involves a reduction on nominal
mass flow both on the evaporator and on the condenser. This gives digital technology two import-
ant thermodynamic advantages: higher evaporating temperatures and lower condensing tempera-
tures. These are both important characteristics, the evaporating temperature is directly related to
cooling capacity, and a higher evaporating temperature means a higher cooling capacity. Condens-
ing temperature is directly related to power input, and lower it is the lower the power consumption
of the compressor. Consequently the Digital scroll increases its COP at partial load (higher then
75%) in fact the higher evaporating temperature and lower condensing temperature gives higher
cooling capacity and lower power input.
• EEV Effect (as explained in the relevant chapter).
• EC Fan Effect (as explained in the relevant chapter).
Thanks to all these effects we can have a reduction up to 50% on the yearly energy consumption and a
return of investment lower then half a year (considering a comparison versus a standard Room
Cooling Unit with standard Scroll, standard AC Fan and standard Thermostatic Expansion Valve, placed
in a city in the Central Europe).
Coils
DX refrigerant / Chilled water/room air High frontal surface.
Made of copper pipes and aluminium fins.
Fins treated with hydrofile styrol acrylic paints to withstand cor-
rosive atmospheres.
Low pressure drop.
High SHR (Sensible Heat Ratio).
In dual circuit units, the dual stage coil increases the SHR, at
partial load the efficiency is strongly increased due to the use
of the total amount of airflow and frontal coil surface.
Electric panel
The electric panel is housed in the frontal part of the unit, behind the right door. It is insulated against the
air flow and protected by a cover, so as to avoid tampering by non- authorized personnel and to protect
the electric panel parts supplied with a voltage higher than 24 V.
Once open the electrical panel could be rotate on the right to make the installation procedure and
maintenance easier.
The electric panel complies with the norm 204- 1 IEC.
The air conditioners have been provided for operating at 400 V~/3/50 Hz+N+G (as alternative execu-
tion, the version with 230~V/3/50Hz + G can be supplied in the majority of cases).
Magnetothermal switches are supplied as protection of every electric component.
A single- phase transformer has been provided for supplying power to the secondary circuit at 24V.
There will be an automatic start- up after a possible stop due to power supply lack.
Additional terminals for remote start- up and carry of some operating conditions (fans and compressors)
or connection of additional devices (Liquistat, Firestat, Smokestat, clogged filters) are set in series on
the terminal panel of the electric panel. On the terminal panel there is also a clean contact for the re-
mote signalling of the general alarm.
The panels are lined with thermo acoustic insulating material - class 0 (ISO 1182.2).
Humidification
Liebert® PDX offers the possibility to choose between Electrode, Ultrasonic and Infrared Humidifiers.
Depending on which is the priority between the water characteristics and the efficiency Liebert® PDX is
able to give the right solution:
• Ultrasonic Humidifier: Top Efficient solution to manage the humidification process. The Ultrasonic
Humidifier needs a correct water treatment to allow the system work properly.
• Infrared Humidifier: this is the perfect solution whenever there is not the possibility to have a high
quality of water. In fact Infrared Humidifier does not suffer any performance decade based on water
conductivity (as happens for common electrode solution); additionally it does not require a specific
water treatment.
• Electrode Humidifier: this is the most common solution in European Data Center, providing efficien-
cy level once it works with the correct water conductivity.
For complete details about humidifiers solution see Chapter 11.
Electrical Heaters
for Heating Mode and reheating in dehumidification mode.
The hot water heating is a copper pipes and alluminium fins coil, with one row, test pressure 30 bar and includes an
exhaust valve. A three- way on- off valve directly driven by the microprocessor controller is supplied as standard.
A hot water thermostat (provided by the customer) is installed to indicate the presence of hot water at the correct
temperature. The heating system can work even if the dehumidification system is activated; in this case humidity
sensor and an indicator are necessary and are provided on request.
Note: Hot water power in F, D, H units could slightly differ from hot water power in A, W units.
Tab. 8b - Features of hot water reheat system at nominal airflow, Premium Fan Module
MODELS PX015 PX021 PX025 PX031 PX033 PX041 PX045 PX047 PX051 PX057 PX044
rows no. 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2
surface m2 0.384 0.384 0.384 0.384 0.384 0.324 0.324 0.549 0.549 0.549 0.549
indoor temp. 24°C, 50% R.H.; water inlet/outlet temperature 80/65°C
Power
kW 11.3 13.2 14.9 16.1 16.7 25.4 26.8 41.6 44.7 45.9 40.7
(re - heating)
water flow l/s 0.185 0.215 0.243 0.263 0.272 0.413 0.437 0.679 0.729 0.748 0.664
coil side pressure drops kPa 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
total pressure drops kPa 3 3 4 4 5 10 11 24 28 29 23
Liebert® PDX can be supplied with a reheating system that uses the heat which is normally transferred
to the condenser, thus saving energy.
This system is activated during the dehumidification phase, when the temperature is below its setpoint.
A control valve prevents the refrigerant from flowing into the reheat coil when not required.
Hot gas reheat is available as an alternative to hot water reheat.
Note: Reheating capacity in F, D, H units could slightly differ from reheating capacity in A, W units.
Tab. 8c - Features of hot gas reheat system at nominal airflow, Premium Fan Module
MODELS PX015 PX025 PX031 PX033 PX041 PX045 PX047 PX051 PX057 PX044
rows no. 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2
surface m2 0.384 0.384 0.384 0.384 0.324 0.324 0.549 0.549 0.549 0.549
Reheating capacity (Scroll
Cooling System) (at 24°C, 50%, kW 9.1 16.6 20.1 22.9 26.8 29.6 30.6 35.4 39.4 13.9
condensing temperature 45°C)
Reheating capacity (Digital Scroll
Cooling System) (at 24°C, 50%, kW 9.1 16.7 19.9 22.9 26.5 29.4 32.4 34.7 39.3 14
condensing temperature 45°C)
MODELS PX054 PX062 PX074 PX068 PX082 PX094 PX104 PX059 EXT PX092 EXT
rows no. 2 2 2 2 2 2 26 2 2
surface m2 0.549 0.549 0.549 0.909 0.909 0.909 0.909 0.324 0.549
Reheating capacity (Scroll
Cooling System) (at 24°C, 50%, kW 17.2 19.5 22.3 20.4 26.5 29.3 33.5 38.5 27.4
condensing temperature 45°C)
Reheating capacity (Digital Scroll
Cooling System) (at 24°C, 50%, kW 17.2 19.4 22.2 20.2 27.2 30.8 32.9 38.4 27.2
condensing temperature 45°C)
Air filters
Removable filters are installed inside the unit before heat exchanger and
fans. The F5 standard filters made by paper material and are completely
recyclable. Additional high efficiency filters F6, F7 are available as optional.
For complete details about filter sections see chapter 9.
So Vertiv proposes a complete solution of direct freecooling specifically thought and developed to ad-
dress data center needs.
The solution includes in the unit Return and Supply temperature sensors, an external temperature
and humidity sensor to check external absolute humidity and solution to correctly drive the dampers
installed in a plenum above the unit for the mixing of the external and return air. iCOM control therefore
if external temperature and humidity are within the correct range allows the direct freecooling and com-
plete the required acting the compressors. For digital scroll there is the great opportunity to exploit the
modulation capacity to always provide exactly what is needed in terms of modulation.
Whenever the cooling from outside is enough to fully cool the room, the unit will work on pure freecool-
ing mode.
The solution is therefore optimizing to provide the highest saving and the biggest availability thanks to
the full Direct Expansion back up provided by the compressor(s).
Standard filters
Removable filters are installed inside the unit be-
fore fan and heat exchanger.
The standard filtration grade is F5 (CEN EN779
- respectively corresponding to EU5 according to
Eurovent EU4/5).
The filter pleated structure gives high filtration ef-
ficiency, low pressure drop and permit to use the
filter without metallic or cardboard frame. The filter
media is composed by fibre and latex.
Tab. 9b - Approximate efficiency versus particle size for typical air filters
300,0
F6
250,0
F7
200,0 F8
F9
150,0
100,0
50,0
0,0
3000 4000 5000 6000 7000
300,0
F6
250,0
F7
200,0 F8
F9
150,0
100,0
50,0
0,0
5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000 12000
Tab. 9e - Units PX047 - 051 - 057 - 044 - 054 - 062 - 074 - 092: additional pressure drop high
efficiency filter.
PX047-051-057-044-054-062-074-092
additional pressure drop [Pa]
300,0
F6
250,0
F7
200,0 F8
F9
150,0
100,0
50,0
0,0
7500 8500 9500 10500 11500 12500 13500 14500 15500 16500 17500
Tab. 9f - Units PX068 - 082 - 094 - 104 - 120: additional pressure drop high efficiency filter.
PX068-082-094-104-120
additional pressure drop [Pa]
300,0
F6
250,0
F7
200,0 F8
F9
150,0
100,0
50,0
0,0
7500 8500 9500 10500 11500 12500 13500 14500 15500 16500 17500
Tab. 9g - Units PX150 - 165: additional pressure drop high efficiency filter.
iCOM Control
Liebert® PDX models are controlled by iCOM Large board.
The control handles the operation of the Liebert® PDX units with
a special control algorithm, ensuring top reliability and maximum
efficiency.
The iCOM Large board (main board) is housed in the electrical
panel and it could be connected to a remote display (supplied on
request), to be installed in the container/room.
• The 3 digit user interface is an inner display that permits an
easy access to the unit parameters. Writing access is protect-
ed by a password. It features navigation push-buttons and
status leds.
As optional is possible to have a large display that allows
more functions and a more accurate monitoring (see para-
graph CDL Graphic Display). Warnings and alarms activate a
visual indicator and buzzer. All settings are protected through
a 3-Level password system.
• Input for Remote unit On- Off and free contacts for simple
remote monitoring of warnings and alarms are available.
• LAN management: functions provided as standard include stand- by (in case of failure or overload
of the unit in operation, the second one starts automatically), automatic rotation, and cascade (di-
vision of the load among several units, through split of the proportional band).
• Automatic restart is provided after a power failure.
Supply air temperature of the system / the unit and the supply limit set
point. SET means set point ACT means actual reading
This bargraph gives information about the actual Fan speed. In units w/o
Fan speed control the graph will show 100% if the fan is on, and 0% if
the fan is off.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used cooling resources
in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used Freecooling re-
sources in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used heating resources
(Hot Water) in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used heating resources
(Electrical Heaters) in operation, either for the system or for a specific
unit.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used dehumidification
resources in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used humidification re-
sources in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the next maintenance time (mm-
yyyy).
This field of the window informs about time, date, the status of the system / unit.
It also contains an event log holding the 2 latest events occurred to the
system / unit. (Large CF Display only).
Ultrasonic humidifier
Ultrasonic humidifier operates on the principle of ul-
trasonic nebulization.
The mist generated in the water tank by means of the
transducer is blown into the room by the built-in fan.
Ultrasonic Humidifier can work only with demineral-
ized water with conductivity < 5 μS/cm (up to 20 μS/
cm for a short time).
Indoor Unit
Pressure
Enthalpy
Check Valve
MC Condenser
EconoPhase Version
Check Valve
Electronic
Expansion Check
Valve Valve
Evaporator Compressor
Check Valve
MC Condenser
EconoPhase Version
Solenoid
Pump
Valve
Check Valve
Electronic
Expansion Check
Valve Valve
Evaporator Compressor
EconoPhase Control
EconoPhase operation has three main controlled parameters:
• return or supply air temperature control
• refrigerant temperature
• pump pressure differential (outlet pressure - inlet pressure)
Room Temperature
When the system is in Pump Mode, the room temperature is controlled by modulating the pump speed
with a variable frequency drive. The load requirement will determine if one pump or two are needed.
Figure 8 shows the sequence of operation in terms of pump speed. Minimum speed is 45% and max-
imum speed is 100 %. See Table 2 for more detail on the events shown in Figure 8 and the conditions
that trigger action.
The pump startup routine calls for a start speed of 80%. The pump will run for up to 60 seconds at
80% with the EEV at 60 % while waiting on the pump pressure differential to reach at least 0.83 bar to
indicate that flow has been established. If the pump establishes flow, the speed will change from 80%
to the required control speed as shown on the curves in Figure 6.
Fig. 12.4 - Two-circuit pump control
Pump y
Speed
C E
Maximum I
Pump
Speed
Pump 1
L
D
Pump 2
B G
Minimum
J
Pump H
Speed
A K F
x
0 20% 40% 55% 75% 100% Capacity
Liebert MC Condenser
Receiver
Hot Gas
Includes Factory Traps Discharge
No External Trap Required
Check
Valve Trap at Base
of Risers Over
1.5m
Service
Valve
Check
Shut-off Valve
Valve
Liquid Return
Electronic
Expansion Valve
Note:
The allowed thermal load shall not be lower than 20% of nominal air conditioner cooling capacity. Lower
thermal load will drive to imprecise temperature and humidity control and frequent compressor(s) switch
on/off.
Outdoor temperature: lower limit
Exceeding the winter low temperature limits could drive to issues at the microprocessor control, at the electric
devices and at the fan operation. Normally with these low temperatures the compressor is stopped and the
EconoPhase is active. In case of compressor running, exceeding these temperatures could stop the compres-
sor(s) by Low Pressure transducer. Reset to normal operation can only be carried out manually through the unit
control.
down to - 35° C
Remote condenser Vertiv fan speed control (VARIEX) required. It is standard available on the MC Condenser
EconoPhase version
Outdoor temperature: higher limit
This limit is determined by coupled condenser model. Exceeding this limit (or a lack of maintenance), the com-
pressor(s) could stop by High Pressure switch. Reset to normal operation can only be carried out manually.
Approved Remote Air Condenser
To ensure safe and correct operation, best performance, and longest life the units must be connected only to
remote condensers approved by Vertiv.
The warranty clauses are no longer valid if the unit is connected to an unapproved remote condenser.
15 15
T T
ØE2 11 11 ØE1
6 6
16
16
6 6
ØB1
ØB2 ØD ØD
TANDEM TANDEM
MC MC 10 10
MC MC
2 2 2 2
12 12
1 1
COMP.
COMP.
COMP.
COMP.
1
1
ØB1
12 ØB2 12
T T 20 T T
20 20 20
(FOR PX120) (FOR PX082-094-104) (FOR PX120) (FOR PX082-094-104)
9 FG FG 9
3 3
18
6 6
18
6
6 19 6
19 6
8 8
ØC ØC
ØA2 ØA1
17 17
13 13 13 13
SUPPLYING LIMIT
EXTERNAL TO PDX UNIT
G
G
D
D
D
A
E*
Floor
A* Level
Floor
Level
600
C
MAX 800
F
MAX
800
F (free space between unit bottom and basement): max. 800 mm (base frame/legs kit availability)
min. 600mm (to get declared performances)
min. 300mm (minimum working conditions)
G (free space between ceiling and unit top or plenum top if installed): min. 600mm (to get declared performances)
min. 300mm (minimum working conditions)
* In Downflow Up, Downflow Frontal, Downflow Down units with predisposition for damper, economizer and plenum installation the unit is shipped
with a connecting flange 50 mm high fixed on the unit top, so the unit is 50 mm higher. If required, the flange can be removed by unscrewing the
fixing screws (removing the side panel to access the screws head) and repositioned later (see Chap. 14).
'RZQIORZ 8S
'RZQIORZ 'RZQ
* Minimal distance of the working unit from the back wall. Caution: In order to assemble and/ or install accessories, a larger distance might be
required. In that case, the unit can be moved in the working position after installation / assembly procedures.
** Optional accessories - see details in Chap. 14
Note:
Data above refer to standard units without any option. Data in brackets refer to Digital Scroll Compressor Cooling System, when the data differs.
(1) For Extended Height total unit weight must be calculated summing the Coil Module weight and Fan Section weight.
2
4 3
5
7
C
6 6
4
5 9 C
C
7 9
1 1
7
9
Water to con- Rp 1 ¼ Rp 1 ¼ Rp 1 ¼ Rp 1 ¼ Rp 1 ¼
IWC1
denser 1 inlet ISO 7/1 ISO 7/1 ISO 7/1 ISO 7/1 ISO 7/1
Water to con-
IWC2
denser 2 inlet
Water to con- Rp 1 ¼ Rp 1 ¼ Rp 1 ¼ Rp 1 ¼ Rp 1 ¼
OWC1
denser1 outlet ISO 7/1 ISO 7/1 ISO 7/1 ISO 7/1 ISO 7/1
Water to con-
OWC2
denser2 outlet
IHW Hot water inlet OD 22 mm
OHW Hot water outlet OD 22 mm
Water inlet
IFC (Freecooling Rp 1 ¼ ISO 7/1 Rp 1 ¼ ISO 7/1
and dual fluid)
Water outlet
OFC (Freecooling Rp 1 ¼ ISO 7/1 Rp 1 ¼ ISO 7/1
and dual fluid)
Condensate
CD I.D. Ø20 [mm]
drain
HF Humidifier feed R ½ - ISO 7/1 (Electrode Humidifier); O.D. 6 [mm] (Infrared Humidifier)
Humidifier
HD I.D. Ø32 [mm] (Electrode Humidifier); I.D. Ø22 [mm] (Infrared Humidifier)
drain
Electrical pow-
EC Ø 48 [mm]
er supply
E C Low voltage
Ø 40 - Ø 36 [mm]
aux cables
* Connection size only. The connecting pipe diameter depends on unit model, see Tab.d in par. 5.1.2 (User Manual)
** VICTAULIC® Connection.
*** Optional. Threaded union on request
* Connection size only. The connecting pipe diameter depends on unit model, see Tab.d in par. 5.1.2 (User Manual)
** VICTAULIC®Connection.
*** Optional. Threaded union on request
215.0
CD
83.0
OHW
IHW IL1 / OWC1
87.0
578.0
OG1 / IWC1
HF1
387.0
EC
319.0
HD1 HD2/HF2
223.0
213.0
153.0
155.0
EC aux
118.0
109.5
84.5 68.5
115.5
184.5
Fig. 13.f Refrigerant, water and electrical connections PX015 - 021 - 025 - 031 - 033 A-W Upflow, top view
215.0
CD
125.0
70.0
OHW IL1 / OWC1
87.0
578.0
HD1 HD2/HF2
213.0
223.0
153.0
155.0
118.0
EC aux
109.5
84.5 68.5
115.5
184.5
215.0
CD
83.0
OHW
IHW IL1 / OWC1 87.0
578.0
IFC OG1 / IWC1
HF1
387.0
HD2/HF2
319.0
HD1
213.0
223.0
223.0
OFC
153.0
155.0
155.0
EC aux
118.0
109.5
EC
68.5
115.5
Fig. 13.h Refrigerant, water and electrical connections PX015 - 021 - 025 - 031 F - D - H Upflow, top view
215.0
CD
125.0
70.0
IHW
OHW IL1 / OWC1 87.0
578.0
HD1 HD2/HF2
316.0
213.0
223.0
223.0
OFC
153.0
155.0
155.0
EC aux
109.5
118.0
EC
68.5
115.5
1200
102
140 CD
IHW
100 OHW IL1 / OWC1
480
EC
267
215
198
193
132,5
132,5
158
126
117 HD2/HF2 117
223
230
Fig. 13.j Refrigerant, water and electrical connections PX 041 F-H-D, top view
1200
102
CD
140
890
108,5
IHW IFC
100
OHW IL1 / OWC1 OFC
HD1/HF1 OG1 / IWC1
480
EC aux
385
EC
280
267
215
198
186
158
126
118
118
1750
102
HD/HF
140 CD
OHW
890
560
EC aux IL1
480
385
IL2
280
267
215
198
193
193
132,5
132,5
OG2 OG1
158
117 117
223
Fig. 13.l Refrigerant, water and electrical connections PX047-051-057-044-054-062-074-092 W-F-H, top view
1750
102
HD/HF
CD
140
890
IFC 108,5
OHW
100
IHW OFC
EC
560
EC aux OWC1
480
385
280
OWC2
267
215
198
186
186
IWC1
158
IWC2
118
118
121 121
223
2550
102
HD/HF
140
CD
100
890
IFC
OHW
IHW OFC 113
EC EC aux
560
IL1
480
409
288
IL2
267
230
215
OG1
193
193
190
132,5
132,5
OG2
117 117
223
Fig. 13.n Refrigerant, water and electrical connections PX 068-082-094-104-120 W-F-H, top view
2550
HD/HF 102
CD
140
113
890
OHW IFC
100 OFC
IHW
EC EC aux OWC1
560
480
409
288
OWC2
267
230
215
190
186
186
IWC2 IWC1
118
118
121 121
223
Fig. 13.o Refrigerant, water and electrical connections PX 150-165 A, top view
3350
86 86
CD CD
890
EC EC aux
579
579
IL2 IL1
279
279
193
193
OG2 OG1
118
118
121 121
OG1 / IWC1
IL1 / OWC1
FRONT
135.7
105.7
FLOOR
Fig. 13.q Refrigerant and water connections PX015- 021- 025- 031- 033 A/W/F/D/H Downflow,, side view
OG1 / IWC1
IL1 / OWC1
FRONT
642.0
612.0
FLOOR
FRONT
OFC
IFC
135.7
105.7
FLOOR
Fig. 13.s Refrigerant and water connections PX015 - 021 - 025 - 031 F/D/H Downflow, side view
FRONT
OFC
IFC
642.0
612.0
FLOOR
IWC OWC
OG IL OFC IFC
FRONT
740
710
704
654
FLOOR
Fig. 13.u Refrigerant and water connections PX 041-120 Upflow, side view
IWC OWC
OG IL OFC IFC
FRONT
140
110
104
54
FLOOR
Tab. 13g - Equivalent lengths (m) of: curves, shut - off and non - return valves
Nominal
diameter
(mm)
ext. only for aesthetic reasons only for aesthetic reasons only for aesthetic reasons
no (expose to cold
liq. int. absolutely not not necessary
underfloor air)
ext. only for aesthetic reasons only if exposed to sun only if exposed to sun
1%
room unit
gas
room unit
liquid
1%
see **
room unit 1%
gas
see **
(see *)
6m
liquid
1%
1%
1%
12
15 14
18
16
10
MC
11
3
18
9 FG
6
7 6
8
6 18
5
13 13
SUPPLY LIMIT SUPPLY LIMIT
12
4 CONDENSING UNIT
12
15 14
11
20
6
16
6
10
MC
19
1
3
18
9 FG
6
7 6
18 8
6
5
13 13
12
CONDENSING UNIT
Cond. ØF
12
15 14
ØE
19
16 ØD
ØF ØF
10
MC
6
DIGITAL COMP
1
11
T
20
3
18 9 FG
ØB
6
7
6
6 19
21 5 8
ØC
13 13
ØA
SUPPLYING LIMIT
EXTERNAL TO PDX UNIT
12
Cond. ØF
12
15 14
ØE
T
6 11
19
16
MC
ØF ØF ØD
2
DIGITAL COMP
10
1
6
20
T
18
9 FG
ØB
7 6
ØA
6 8
6 19
5
21
ØC
13 13
SUPPLYING LIMIT
EXTERNAL TO PDX UNIT
12
12
15 14
11
6
16
6
TANDEM
MC MC
2 2 10
1 1
SCROLL 3
COMPR.
SCROLL
COMPR.
18 FG
9
6
7 6
8
6
5
13 13
18
12
4 CONDENSING UNIT
12
15 14
11
6
16
6
TANDEM
MC MC
2 2
10
1 1
COMP. 1 COMP. 2
T T 20
20
18 7 6
6
8
6 19
5
13 13
SUPPLY LIMIT SUPPLY LIMIT
12
4 CONDENSING UNIT
12
15 15 14
18 18
NOT FOR PX092
6
16 6 6 16
10 10
MC CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 MC
2 11 11 2
1 1
3
18 9 FG FG 9 3
6 18
6
7 6 6 7
6 18 18 6
5 8 8 5
13 13 13 13
12 12
4 4
CONDENSING UNIT CONDENSING UNIT
12
15 15 14
T T
11 11
6 6 6
20 20
NOT FOR PX092 NOT FOR PX092
6 6
16 16
MC 10 10 MC
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
2 2
19 19
1 1
3
3
18 18
6
6
7 6 6 7
6 18 18 6
5 8 8 5
13 13
13 13
4 4
12
15 15 14
6 6
6
19 19
NOT FOR PX092 NOT FOR PX092
16 16
6 6
MC 10 10 MC
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
2 2
11 11
DIGITAL
SCROLL SCROLL
1 COMPR. 1 21
COMPR. T
3
3
19 9 FG FG 9
18
6
7 6
6 6 7
20
6 6
5 8 8 5
13 13 13 13
19 19
4 4
12
15 15 14
T T
11 11
6 6 6
19 19
NOT FOR PX092 6 6 NOT FOR PX092
16 16
10 10
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
MC MC
2 2
SCROLL DIGITAL
1 COMPR. SCROLL 1 21
COMPR. T
3
9 FG FG 9 3
19
18
6 7 7
6 6
6
6 6
5 5 20
8 8
19 19
13 13 13 13
12 12
4 4
12
15 15 14
T T
11 11
6
6 6
16 16
CIRC. 2 6 6 CIRC. 1
TANDEM TANDEM
MC MC MC MC
10 10
2 2 2 2
COMPR.
SCROLL
COMPR.
1
SCROLL
1 1
1
COMPR.
SCROLL
3 3
COMPR.
SCROLL
9 FG FG 9
18 18
6 6
6 6
7 7
6 6
5 8 8 5
18 18
13 13 13 13
4 4
12
15 15 14
T T
11 11
6
6 6
16 16
6 6
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
TANDEM TANDEM
MC MC MC MC
10 10
2 2 2 2
1 1
COMP. 3
1
COMP. 2
COMP. 4
COMP. 1
20 T T 20 20 T T
20
(FOR PX120) (FOR PX082 (FOR PX120)
-094-104) (FOR PX082
FG FG -094-104)
9 9
3
18 3
6 6
7 7
6
18
19 6 19 6
5 5 6
8 8
13 13 13 13
4 4
12
6 6
22
15 14
16
10
MC
2 11
3
9 FG
22
6
7
20
OPTION 8
12
2- WAY VALVE 6 6
5
18
OPTION
A AB 3- WAY VALVE
18 19
B
21
A AB WATER OUTLET
B
4
WATER INLET
12
11
6 6
23
16
15 14
6
MC
10
2
1
13
3 22
9 FG
6
7
20
8
12
6
5
OPTION
2- WAY VALVE 6
18
OPTION
A AB 3- WAY VALVE 19
18
B
21
A AB WATER OUTLET
B
4
WATER INLET
Cond. ØF
12
ØE
ØE
6
6
23
15 14
ØF ØF
16
ØD
10
MC
DIGITAL COMP. 11
1
T
22
9 FG
23
3 ØA
ØB
7 6
Ø10
20
8
12 6
6
5
OPT. 2-WAY VALVE ØC
18
Ø10
13
A AB ØB OPT. 3-WAY VALVE 19
18
B
21
ØG A AB ØG ØH WATER OUTLET
B
4
ØG ØG ØH WATER INLET
Cond. ØF
12
ØE
T
11
ØE
6 6
15 14
23 6
ØF ØF
16
ØD
10
MC
1
DIGITAL COMP.
22
T
9 FG
23
3 ØB
7 6
Ø10
20
ØA 8
12 6
5
OPT. 2-WAY VALVE 6 ØC
18 13
Ø10
A AB ØB OPT. 3-WAY VALVE 19
18
B
21
ØG A AB ØG ØH WATER OUTLET
B
4
ØG ØG ØH WATER INLET
12
11
15 14
16
6
TANDEM
MC MC
2 2
10
1 1 SCROLL
COMPR.
SCROLL
COMPR.
9 FG
22
3
7 6
20
8
12 6
5
OPTION
2- WAY VALVE 6
18
OPTION
A AB 3- WAY VALVE 19
18
B
21
A AB WATER OUTLET
B
4
WATER INLET
12
6 11
16 15 14
TANDEM
MC MC
2 2
10
COMP. 1 COMP. 2
1
1
22 22
T T FG
9
(FOR PX057- 059) (FOR
23
PX047- 051)
3
7 6
20
8
12 6
OPTION 5
2- WAY VALVE
6
18
OPTION
A AB 3- WAY VALVE
19
18
B
21
A AB WATER OUTLET
B
4
WATER INLET
12
6 6
22 22
NOT FOR PX092 15 15 14 NOT FOR PX092
6 6
16 16
10 10
MC CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 MC
2 2
11 11
1 1
9 FG FG 9
3 22 22 3
7 6 6 7
20 20
6 6
12 12
OPTION 6 6
2- WAY VALVE 5 8 8 5
OPTION
2- WAY VALVE
18
18
OPTION OPTION
A AB 3- WAY VALVE
3- WAY VALVE 19 19 A AB
18 18
B
B
21
21
A AB AB A
WATER OUTLET
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
12
T T
11 11
6
6 6
23 23
NOT FOR PX092 15 15 14 NOT FOR PX092
6 6
16 16
CIRC. 2 10 10 CIRC. 1
MC MC
2 2
13 13
1 1
NOT FOR PX092 FG FG NOT FOR PX092
9 9 3
22 22
3
7 6 6 7
20 20
12 12
6 6 6
OPTION 5 8 8 5
2- WAY VALVE 6 OPTION
18 2- WAY VALVE
18
OPTION OPTION
A AB 3- WAY VALVE 19 3- WAY VALVE
19
18 18 A AB
B
21 B
A AB AB A 21
WATER OUTLET
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
12
6 6
24 24
15 15 14
NOT FOR PX092 NOT FOR PX092
6 6
16
16
MC MC
CIRC. 2 10 10 CIRC. 1
2 2
11 11
1 SCROLL DIGITAL
COMPR. SCROLL 1 23
COMPR. T
9 FG FG 9
24
3
24
3
7 7
6 6
20 20
12 6 12
6 6
OPTION 5 8 8 5
2- WAY VALVE
6 OPTION
18 2- WAY VALVE
22
18
OPTION OPTION
A AB 3- WAY VALVE 19 19 3- WAY VALVE
18 18 AB
A
B
21 B
A AB AB A
WATER OUTLET 21
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
12
T T
6
11 11
6 6
24 24
15 15 14
NOT FOR PX092 NOT FOR PX092
6 6
16 16
MC CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 MC
10 10
2 2
1
1
DIGITAL
SCROLL SCROLL
COMPR. 23
FG FG COMPR. T
9 9
24
3
7 6 6 7
20 20 3
12 12 24
6 6
5 8 8 5
OPTION 6
2- WAY VALVE 6 OPTION
2- WAY VALVE
18 18
22
OPTION OPTION
3- WAY VALVE 3- WAY VALVE
19 19
A AB A AB
18 18
B B
21 21
A AB AB A
WATER OUTLET
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
12
T T
11 11
6 6
15 15 14
6 6
16 16
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
TANDEM TANDEM
MC MC MC MC
2 2 2 2
10 10
1
COMPR.
SCROLL
COMPR.
SCROLL
1 1 1
COMPR.
SCROLL
COMPR.
SCROLL
9 FG FG 9
3 22
22
3
7 6 6 7
20 20 6
12 12
6 6 OPTION
OPTION 5 8 8 5 2- WAY VALVE
2- WAY VALVE
6
18
18
OPTION OPTION
3- WAY VALVE 3- WAY VALVE A AB
A AB 19 19
18 18
B
B
21
21
A AB AB A
WATER OUTLET
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
12
T T
6 11 11
6 6
16 15 14 16
15
6 6
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
TANDEM TANDEM
MC MC MC MC
10 10
2 2 2 2
COMP. 2
1 1
COMP. 3
1
1
COMP. 4
22 22
COMP. 1
T T T T
9 FG FG 9 22
(FOR PX120) 22
(FOR PX082 (FOR PX120) (FOR PX082
-094-104) -094-104)
3 23
23 3
7 6 6 7
20 20
12 12 6
6 6
OPTION 5 5
8 8
2- WAY VALVE OPTION
6 2- WAY VALVE
18 18
OPTION OPTION
A AB 3- WAY VALVE 19 19 3- WAY VALVE
A AB
18 18
B B
21 21
A AB AB A
WATER OUTLET
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
17
6
12
6 25 20 15 14
16
MC 10
11
1
9 FG
3
25
6
7 6 21
24
12 8
6
5
18
19
A AB
4
23 T
17
6
12
11
6 6
26
20 15 14
16
6
MC
10
2
1
13
3
9 FG
25
6
7 6 21
24
12 8
6
5
18
19
A AB
4
23 T
ØI
Compr. Suct. Ø6
17
6
Compr. Disch./VYTLAK KOMPRESORA Reh. Coil ØF
12
Cond. ØF
ØE
26
20 15 14
6
Ø6
16 ØD
10
6
MC
ØF ØF 2
1
DIGITAL COMP. 11
T 25
26 9 FG
ØA ØB
6 21
Ø10 7
24
12
6 6
5 8
ØC
13
Ø10
ØB 19
18
A AB ØG
4
B
ØG
23 T
Ø10
COOLING WATER OUTLET ØL ØI ØI ØI
ØI
Compr. Suct. Ø6
17
6
Compr. Disch./VYTLAK KOMPRESORA Reh. Coil ØF
12
Cond. ØF
ØE
T
11
6
20 15 14
26
16
6
6 ØD
MC
10
ØF ØF 2
1
DIGITAL COMP.
T
25
3
26
9 FG
ØB
6 21
Ø10 7
6 24
12
6
5 8
13
Ø10
ØB
19
ØA 18
A AB ØG
4
B
ØG
23 T
Ø10 ØI
COOLING WATER OUTLET ØL ØI ØI
17
6
12
11
6 6
20 15 14
16
TANDEM
MC MC
2 2
10
1 1
DIGITAL
SCROLL T 25 SCROLL
COMPR. COMPR.
9 FG
3
26
7
6 6 21
24
12 8
6
5
18
19
A AB
4
B
23 T
COOLING WATER INLET
17
6
12
6 6
25 25
20 15 15 14
16 6 6 16
MC 10 10 MC
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
2 2
11 11
1
1
9 FG FG 9
3 3
7
25
25
7 7
6 6 6 21
6
24 24
12 12
6 6
5 5
8 8
18 18
19 19
A AB AB A
4 4
B B
23 T
17
6
12
T T
11 11
6 6
20 15 15 14
6
26 26
16 6 6 16
10 10
MC CIRC. 2 MC
CIRC. 1
2 2
13 13
1
9 FG FG 9 1
3 3
6 6
25
25
6 7 7
8 8 6 21
24 24
12 12
6 6
5 5
18 18
19 19
A AB AB A
4 4
B B
23 T
17
6
12
6 6
27 27
20 15 15 14
6
6 6
16 16
MC CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 MC
10 10
2 2
11 11 DIGITAL
1 SCROLL SCROLL
COMPR. COMPR.
T
3 26
9 FG FG 9
3
27 27
6 7 7 6
6 6 21
24 24
12 12
6 6
5 5
8 8
25
18 18
19 19
A AB AB A
4 4
B B
23 T
17
6
12
T T
6 6
11 11
27 27
20 15 15 14
6
16 16
6 6
MC CIRC. 2 MC
CIRC. 1
2 10 10 2
1 1
DIGITAL
SCROLL SCROLL
COMPR. COMPR.
T
26
3
9 FG FG 9
3
27 27
7 7
6 6 6 6 21
24 24
12 12
6 6
5 5
8 8
25
18 19 18
19
A AB AB A
4 4
B B
23 T
17
6
12
T T
11 11
6 6
14 15 15 20
6
6 6
16 16
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
10 10
TANDEM TANDEM
MC MC MC MC
2
2 2 2
1 1
COMPR.
SCROLL
1 1
DIGITAL
COMPR.
SCROLL
T T
COMPR.
SCROLL
25
COMPR.
SCROLL
3
DIGITAL
3 9 FG FG 9 25
26 26
7 7
6 6 21
6 6
24 24
12 12
6 6
5 5
8 8
18 18
19 19
A AB AB A
4 4
B B
23 T
12
20
15 14
OPTION KIT
2- WAY CW VALVE
6 A 21
B
18
19 23 AB
B A
16 21
AB
T
MC 10 22
2
NOT AYASILABLE
FOR MODELS
11 PDX015/021/025/031
18
9 FG
6 COOLING WATER OUTLET
COOLING WATER INLET
7 6
8
6 18
5
13 13
SUPPLY LIMIT SUPPLY LIMIT
12
CONDENSING UNIT
12
20
OPTION KIT
2- WAY CW VALVE
15 14
A 21
6 B
T
11
6 23 AB
25
A
B 21
16
AB
19
T
6
MC 22
10 NOT AYASILABLE
2
FOR MODELS
PDX015/021/025/031
1
24
3
18
9 FG
6
7 6
8
6 18
5
13 13
CONDENSING UNIT
4
Cond. ØF
12
20
15 14
ØE
6
OPT. KIT 2-WAY CW VALVE
18
ØI
ØI
21
A
B
AB
6 19 25
6
ØD
21
16
A
B
ØF ØF 10 AB
MC T
22
DIGITAL COMP.
1
11
T
24
NOT AVAILABLE
3 FOR MODEL:
PX015/021/025/031
ØI
ØI
9 FG
23
ØB
7 6
6
ØL
ØL
26 6 18
5 8
ØA ØC
13 13 SUPPLYING LIMIT
COOLING WATER OUTLET
COOLING WATER INLET
Cond. ØF
12
20
15 14
ØE T
11
6 OPT. KIT 2-WAY CW VALVE
ØI
ØI
21
18
A
B
16 AB
6 19 25
6
MC 21
A
B
ØF ØF 2 ØD AB
T
10 22
1
DIGITAL COMP.
24 T
3
NOT AVAILABLE
FOR MODEL:
PX015/021/025/031
23
ØI
ØI
9 FG
ØB
6 6
7
26
ØL
ØL
6 18
5 8
ØA
ØC
13 13 SUPPLYING LIMIT
COOLING WATER OUTLET
COOLING WATER INLET
12
20
15 14
6 OPTION KIT
T 2- WAY CW VALVE
11 A 21
B
25 AB
6
16 A
19 B
6
21
22
TANDEM AB
T
MC MC
2
2
10
COMPR.
SCROLL
DIGITAL
1 1
COMPR.
SCROLL
3 T 24
23
9 FG
7 6
8
6 18
5
13 13
SUPPLY LIMIT SUPPLY LIMIT
12
4 CONDENSING UNIT
12
20
15 15 14
OPTION KIT
2- WAY CW VALVE
6 A 21
B
6 6
23 AB
18 18
19
A
6 6
B
21
AB
16 16 T
22
MC CIRC. 2 10 10 MC
CIRC. 1
2 2
11 11
1 1
3
3
18
9 FG FG 9 18
7 7
6 6
6 18 18 6
5 5
8 8
13 13 13 13
4 4
12
20
15 15 14
OPTION KIT
2- WAY CW VALVE
T T
A 21
6
11 11 B
6 25 6
23 AB
25
A
19 B
21
16 16
6 6 22
AB
T
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
MC 10 10 MC
2 2
24 24
1 1
18 3
3 FG FG
9 9 18
6
6 18 18 6
5 8 8 5
13 13 13 13
4 4
12
20
15 15 14
OPTION KIT
6 2- WAY CW VALVE
A 21
B
6 6
26 AB
18 18
19
A
6 6
B 21
AB
16 16
T
22
MC CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 MC
10 10
2 2
1 25
1 11 11
T
SCROLL DIGITAL
COMPR. SCROLL
COMPR. 23
3 18 FG FG
9 9
7 7 6
6 6
24
6 18 18 6
5 5
8 8
13 13 13 13
4 4
12
20
OPTION KIT
15 15 14 2- WAY CW VALVE
6 A 21
T T
B
11 11
26 AB
18 18
6 6 A
B
16 19 16 21
6 6 AB
T
22
MC CIRC. 2 MC
10 10 CIRC. 1
2 2
1 SCROLL DIGITAL 1
COMPR. SCROLL T
COMPR.
25
3 18 FG FG 3
7 7
6 6 6
24
6 18 18 6
5 8 8 5
13 13 13 13
4 4
12 25 AB
20
15 15 14
T T
6 11 11
A
B
6 6
16 AB 21
19 16
22
T
6 6 CIRC. 1
CIRC. 2
TANDEM TANDEM
MC MC MC MC
10 10
2
2 2 2
COMPR.
SCROLL
1 1
DIGITAL
1 1 COMPR.
SCROLL
COMPR.
SCROLL
T T
COMPR.
24
SCROLL
DIGITAL
3 3
24
23 9 FG FG 9
6 18 18 6
5 8 8 5
13 13 13 13
4 4
12
23
OPTION KIT
2- WAY CW VALVE
6 A 21
B
26
27 AB
6
20 15 14
A
6 B
21
16
AB
22 T
MC
10
NOT AYASILABLE
FOR MODELS
2 PDX015/021/025/031
1 11
3
26 9 FG
7 6
COOLING WATER OUTLET
24
COOLING WATER INLET
12 8
OPTION 6
5
2- WAY VALVE
6
18
19
A AB
18
B
25
A AB WATER OUTLET
4
WATER INLET
OPTION
3- WAY VALVE
12
23
OPTION KIT
2- WAY CW VALVE
6 T
A 21
11
B
6
27 AB
28
A
20 15 14 21
16 B
6 AB
22 T
MC 10
NOT AYASILABLE
FOR MODELS
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13
1
3 26
9 FG
7 6
COOLING WATER OUTLET
COOLING WATER INLET
24
12 8
6
OPTION 5
2- WAY VALVE
6
18
19
A AB
18
B
25
A AB WATER OUTLET
B
4 .X
WATER INLET
OPTION
3- WAY VALVE
Cond. ØF
12
23
ØE
ØE
OPT. KIT 2-WAY CW VALVE
ØI
ØI
6 21
A
B
27 AB
20 15 14 28
6
21
ØF ØF A
16 B
ØD AB
22
T
MC 10
DIGITAL COMP.
1 11
26
T
NOT AVAILABLE
FOR MODEL:
ØI PX015/021/025/031
ØI
9 FG
3 27
ØB
6
Ø10 7
ØA 24
12
ØL
ØL
6 6
5 8
OPT. 2-WAY VALVE
ØC
18
13
Ø10
COOLING WATER OUTLET
COOLING WATER INLET
ØG ØG ØH WATER INLET
Cond./DO KONDENZATORA ØF
12
23
ØE
ØE T
6
11
OPT. KIT 2-WAY CW VALVE
ØI
ØI
27 21
A
B
16 AB
6 20 15 14 28
ØF ØF
MC 21
A
B
2 ØD AB
T
10 22
1
DIGITAL COMP.
26
T
NOT AVAILABLE
FOR MODEL:
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27
ØI
ØI
9 FG
ØA
ØB
6
Ø10 7
6 24
12
ØL
ØL
6
5 8
OPT. 2-WAY VALVE
13
ØC
18
VYSTUP CHLADIACEJ VODY
VSTUP CHLADIACEJ VODY
Ø10
COOLING WATER OUTLET
COOLING WATER INLET
ØG ØG ØH WATER INLET
VSTUP VODY
12
23
OPTION KIT
T 2- WAY CW VALVE
6
A 21
11
B
28 AB
6 A
20 15 14 B 21
16
6 AB
22 T
TANDEM
MC MC
2
10
2
COMPR.
SCROLL
DIGITAL
1 1
COMPR.
SCROLL
T 26 9 FG
3 27
7 6
24
12 8
6
5
OPTION
2- WAY VALVE 6
18
19
A AB
18
B
25
A AB WATER OUTLET
B
4
WATER INLET
OPTION
3- WAY VALVE
12 27 AB
23
6 6
A
B
21
26 26
20 15 15 14 AB
6 6 22 T
16 16
10 10
MC CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 MC
2 2
11 11
24 24
12 12
OPTION 6 6 6
5 5 OPTION
2- WAY VALVE 8 8
2- WAY VALVE
6
18 18
19 19
A AB A AB
18 18
B B
25 25
A AB WATER OUTLET AB A
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
OPTION OPTION
3- WAY VALVE 3- WAY VALVE
12 27 AB
23
6 T T
11 11
6 6
A
28 28
B
21
20 15 15 14
AB
16 6 6 16
10 10 22 T
MC CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 MC
2 2
13 13
1 1
7 7
6 6
24 24
12 12
OPTION 6 6 6 OPTION
2- WAY VALVE 5 5
8 8 2- WAY VALVE
6
18 18
19 19
A AB
A AB
B 18 18
B
25
25
A AB WATER OUTLET AB A
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
OPTION OPTION
3- WAY VALVE 3- WAY VALVE
12 29 AB
23
6 6
A
28 28 B 21
20 15 15 14
AB
6 6
16 16
T
10 10 22
MC CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 MC
2 2
11 11
1 27
SCROLL COMP.
COMPR.
SCROLL
1
DIGITAL
B B
4
4
WATER INLET
OPTION OPTION
3- WAY VALVE 3- WAY VALVE
17 OPTION KIT
ONLY WITH REHEATING 2- WAY CW VALVE
COIL OPTION
6 A 21
B
29 AB
12
23
6 T T
11 11
A
6 6 B 21
28 28 AB
20 15 15 14 22
T
6 6
16 16
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1
MC 10 10 MC
2 2
COMPR.
SCROLL
9 FG FG 9
3 28
28
3
7 6 6 7
24 24
12 6 12
OPTION 6 6
2- WAY VALVE 5 8 8 5
OPTION
6 2- WAY VALVE
18
18
26
19 19
A AB
A AB
B 18 18
25 B
25
A AB WATER OUTLET AB A
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
OPTION OPTION
3- WAY VALVE 3- WAY VALVE
12 28 AB
23
T T
6
11 11
A
B
6 6
20 15 15 14 AB
21
6 6
16 16
T
CIRC. 2 CIRC. 1 22
10 10
TANDEM TANDEM
MC MC MC MC
2
2
2 2
COMPR.
SCROLL
DIGITAL
1 1 1 1
COMPR.
SCROLL
DIGITAL
COMPR.
COMPR.
SCROLL
SCROLL
3
T 26 FG FG 3 T 26
9 9
27
24 24
12 12 6
6 6
OPTION 5 5 OPTION
6 8 8
2- WAY VALVE 2- WAY VALVE
18 18
19 19
A AB A AB
18 18
B B
25 25
A AB WATER OUTLET AB A
B B
4 4
WATER INLET
OPTION OPTION
3- WAY VALVE 3- WAY VALVE
12
20
6 15 14
19
6
16
10
MC
1 11
SCROLL
COMPRESSOR
3
18
9 FG
6
7
6
8
6 18
5
13 13
SUPPLY LIMIT SUPPLY LIMIT
EXTERNAL TO PDX UNIT EXTERNAL TO PDX UNIT
12
4 CONDENSING UNIT
12
13
6 15 14
23
16
10
MC
2
11
1
SCROLL
COMPRESSOR
3 9 FG
22
7 6
20
OPTION 8
12
2-WAY VALVE 6
5
18
OPTION
A AB 3-WAY VALVE
18 19
B
21
A AB WATER OUTLET
B
4
WATER INLET
1
(position for up flow unit) 3
2
B
AB
POS. Components
1 Reheating coil
2 On/off 3 - way valve
3 Manual bleed valve
GAS LINE
(From compressor)
D
C 2
LIQUID LINE
3; 3;
(FOR EACH REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT)
GAS LINE
(From compressor)
D
C 2
R D
C 2
1 R
3 3
LIQUID LINE
POS. Components
1 Air cooled condenser
2 Head pressure control valve
3 Check valve
Air Economizer
The Air Economizer comprises an extension hood 860 mm
height with a dampers system installable on top of the Downflow
units. This system allows the free- cooling taking advantage of
cool outdoor air to condition indoor space.
The iCOM checks the external air condition (temperature/hu-
midity) and depending on environment conditions controls the
dampers system mixing the indoor unit air with cool outdoor air;
it is possible to have 100% outdoor air, mixed outdoor air and
water cooling or 100% water cooling.
The Air Economizer system delivers high energy\ savings re-
ducing or eliminating the cost of refrigerant pumping.
To use the Air Economizer the building has to be equipped with
suitable air ducts and the dampers system modulating permits
to use different channel configurations.
Note: it is required a flange 50 mm high to connect the air economizer to the unit (see Connecting
Flange).
Air economizer available configuration:
Base modules
A 200 mm high base module can be supplied on
request to support Liebert® PDX Upflow and at the
same time allow pipework to enter the base of the
unit when a raised floor is not installed.
This option is not available for PX150 - 165.
Kit Legs
Legs kit can be supplied on request to support Li-
ebert® PDX when installed with a raised floor. The
legs are fixed with the unit frame and allowto support
the unit at different height, three kits are available
with different height: adjustable in the range: h1- 30-
370mm; h2 370- 570mm; h3 570- 800mm.
Note: Kit legs not available for PX015-21-25-31-33.
Connecting Flange
In Downflow Up, Downflow Frontal, Downflow Down units with predisposition for damper, economizer
and plenum installation the unit is shipped with a connecting flange 50 mm high fixed on the unit top,
so the unit is 50 mm higher. If required, the flange can be removed by unscrewing the fixing screws
(removing the side panel to access the screws head) and repositioned later.
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