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Powering On the System
daniel.hodson
Created on November 12, 2020
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Before the power supplies are switched on to the VRF system you must ensure all electrical connections are secure and tight into the terminal blocks. Test the power supply with a true power supply tester or multi meter before the supply is connected to the Mitsubishi Electric equipment. Pay particular attention to ensure the supply has a good Neutral to avoid any damage to the systems electrical components
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The system will take several minutes to initialise. Check the LCD display on the Outdoor unit and Indoor unit controllers for any faults.
- Indoor fan coils
- Outdoor unit/s
- BC Box/s
Once all Electrical connections and voltages have been confirmed, power the system on in the order of :
29-30vdc to MEA Controllers
12vdc to MAA Controllers
24-30vdc (test across M1 to M2)
- TB7 outdoor to centralised controller M-Net voltage
29-30vdc (test across M1 to M2)
- TB3 outdoor to indoor transmission M-Net voltage
Single Phase Units230-240vac Live to Neutral 230-240vac Live to Earth 0-5vac Neutral to Earth
Three Phase Unit Each Phase (L1, L2 & L3) 230-240vac Live to Neutral 230-240vac Live to Earth 0-5vac Neutral to Earth
- Power supply voltage at outdoor unit
Once you have powered the system on you will need to carry out the following voltage checks:
Checking System Voltages