Perfectly Green Smart Frog Manual de usuario
Owner’s Manual
Jan 2018
Version 1.5
Perfectly Green Corporation
2901 Technology Dr. Suite 199
Plano, Texas 75074
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DOCUMENT REVISIONS
Date
Version Number
Document Changes
04/08/2016
1.0
Initial Draft
08/04/2016
1.1
07/25/2017
1.2
Image Updates
10/10/2017
1.3
Rough Draft
12/19/2017
1.4
Revisions
01/17/2018
1.5
Transfer Switch Wiring
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
05
General
05
Wiring Schematic
06
Safety
06
INSTALLATION GUIDE
08
Unpack Unit
08
Removing the Generator
08
Placement
09
Conduit Holes
10
Field Wiring / Connections
11
AIR CONDITIONING UNIT
12
Thermostat Installation
13
PHOTOVOLTAIC (SOLAR PANEL) INSTALLATION
14
Safety
15
Appropriate Usage
16
TRANSFER SWITCH
17
Transfer Switch Wiring
17
STANDBY GENERATOR
18
Battery Installation
18
Generator Control Panel
19
Natural Gas Installation
20
MAINTENANCE
21
Generator Emergency Shutoff
23
TROUBLESHOOTING
24
PGC-207 AMF & Remote Start Unit Installation & Operating Instructions
24
Programming
25
Technical Specification
29
Connection Diagram
30
Inverter Board Error Codes
31
Solar Troubleshooting & Maintenance
33
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INTRODUCTION
GENERAL
Keep this owner’s manual handy, so you can refer to it at any time. This owner’s
manual is considered a permanent part of the Smart Frog Air Conditioner and should
remain with the unit if resold.
Your system contains refrigerant R-410A, an environmentally friendly
refrigerant, which operates at high pressure. Do not adjust or handle
refrigerant unless you are an EPA-Certified technician.
Do not handle high-voltage electrical wires unless properly trained.
Installation should be done in accordance with local and national
building, electrical, gas codes.
Important!
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WIRING SCHEMATIC
The Smart Frog’s Wiring Schematic is located on the front panel.
SAFETY
As you read this manual, you will encounter information preceded by symbols such
as:
These symbols represent special instructions that if performed incorrectly can
result in damage to the equipment or cause personal injury even death. Please
observe them carefully.
DANGER!
WARNING!
CAUTION!
Important!
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DANGER identifies the most serious hazards which will result in severe personal
injury or death if instructions are not properly followed.
WARNING indicates hazards that could result in personal injury or death if not
properly installed.
CAUTION is used to identify unsafe practices which would result in minor personal
injury or product and property damage.
Important indicates special instructions in order for correct installation and
operation of the Smart Frog unit.
Every Smart Frog contains the following warnings in regards to the electrical
panel:
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INSTALLATION GUIDE
UNPACK UNIT
S
Remove packaging carefully to insure that no damage has been done to the unit
during shipping.
REMOVING THE GENERATOR
The PGC generator in the Smart Frog AC is 200lbs. It’s recommended that the
generator be taken out before installation. Once the unit is set on its permanent
location the generator can be placed back in the unit. To remove the generator,
follow our video tutorial at: https://youtu.be/1AgqgRh75dI
After the generators removal, move the unit to permanent location of installation.
Important!
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PLACEMENT
Make sure unit is level and secure.
Ensure unit is not positioned below rain spout.
Top discharge must allow 5 feet clearance. (fig. 1)
18” – 24” inch clearance around the perimeter of the unit or in accordance
with local code. (fig. 2)
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CONDUIT HOLES
Conduit Knockouts require sizing if necessary.
If other field connections are present they should be removed temporarily to
prevent damage to other wires.
PV (Solar) Array Connection
AC Utility Power
Transfer Switch Connection
Thermostat Connection
Low Voltage wires (Air Handler / Thermostat) connection should use separate
Conduit Hole from any High Voltage wires (Utility Power, Transfer Switch)
connection and PV (Solar) wire connection.
Fig.2
Important!
Important!
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