NetCol500 Variable Speed Outdoor Unit User Manual

NetCol500 Variable Speed Outdoor Unit
User Manual
Issue 06
Date 2018-06-21
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About This Document
Overview
This document contains content about the overview, installation, outdoor fan driver,
maintenance and alarm reference for NetCol500 variable speed outdoor units. After reading
this document, you will be able to master the usage and maintenance of NetCol500 variable
speed outdoor units.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
 Sales personnel
 Technical support personnel
 System engineers
 Hardware installation personnel
 Commissioning engineers
 Data configuration engineers
 Maintenance personnel
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Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue contains all the
changes made in earlier issues.
Issue 06 (2018-06-21)
Added the outdoor unit of NetCol500-A026/036/072.
Issue 05 (2017-11-30)
Modified the appearance of NetCol500-A072 and delete NetCol500-A038.
Issue 04 (2016-12-09)
Modified the name of user manual, and added installation tools.
Issue 03 (2016-07-10)
Added description about the NetCol500-A026SC11E0 outdoor unit.
Issue 02 (2016-05-04)
Added description about the NetCol500-A0265S11E0 outdoor unit.
Issue 01 (2015-08-20)
This issue is the first official release.
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User Manual Contents
Contents
About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

1 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Model Description ........................................................................................................................................................ 1
1.2 Product Appearance and Composition .......................................................................................................................... 2
1.3 Technical Parameters .................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4 Optional Component Specifications ............................................................................................................................. 6
2 Installation...................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1 Installation Requirements ............................................................................................................................................. 9
2.1.1 Precautions................................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.1.2 Special Environmental Requirements ........................................................................................................................ 9
2.1.3 Space Requirements................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1.4 Concrete Base Requirements ................................................................................................................................... 11
2.1.5 Unit Support Requirements ..................................................................................................................................... 16
2.1.6 Cable Requirements ................................................................................................................................................. 21
2.1.7 Pipe Support Requirements ..................................................................................................................................... 22
2.2 Tools ........................................................................................................................................................................... 23
2.3 Unpacking ................................................................................................................................................................... 24
2.3.1 Unpacking the Outdoor Unit.................................................................................................................................... 24
2.3.2 (Optional) Unpacking a Low-temperature Component ........................................................................................... 25
2.3.3 (Optional) Unpacking the Sunshade ........................................................................................................................ 26
2.4 Checking the Pressure................................................................................................................................................. 27
2.5 Hoisting Requirements ............................................................................................................................................... 28
2.6 Installing a Outdoor Unit ............................................................................................................................................ 29
2.6.1 Horizontal Installation Scene ................................................................................................................................... 29
2.6.2 Vertical Installation Scene........................................................................................................................................ 31
2.6.3 Container Installation Scene .................................................................................................................................... 37
2.7 Installing Optional Components ................................................................................................................................. 38
2.7.1 Installing a Sunshade ............................................................................................................................................... 38
2.7.2 Installing a Low-temperature Component ............................................................................................................... 40
2.8 Installing Pipes ........................................................................................................................................................... 44
2.8.1 Refrigerant Inlet and Outlet on the Outdoor Unit .................................................................................................... 44
2.8.2 Connecting Pipes ..................................................................................................................................................... 45
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2.9 Cable Connections ...................................................................................................................................................... 45

2.9.1 NetCol500-A026SC11E0 Electric Control Box ...................................................................................................... 45
2.9.2 Electric Control Boxes of NetCol500-A0265S11E0/A032/A036/A072 .................................................................. 46
2.9.3 Connecting Power Cables ........................................................................................................................................ 48
2.9.4 Connecting Signal Cables ........................................................................................................................................ 50
2.10 Installation Verification............................................................................................................................................. 51
3 Outdoor Fan Driver .................................................................................................................... 53

3.1 Functions .................................................................................................................................................................... 53
3.2 NetCol500-A026SC11E0 Driver ................................................................................................................................ 53
3.2.1 Indicator status description ...................................................................................................................................... 53
3.2.2 Commissioning and alarms ...................................................................................................................................... 54
3.3 Driver of NetCol500-A0265S11E0/A032/A036/A072 ............................................................................................... 56
3.3.1 User Interface........................................................................................................................................................... 56
3.3.2 Function Hierarchy on the Screen............................................................................................................................ 57
3.3.2.1 Home Screen ......................................................................................................................................................... 58
3.3.2.2 Monitoring Parameters ......................................................................................................................................... 59
3.3.2.3 Setting Parameters ................................................................................................................................................ 60
3.3.2.4 Displaying and Querying Alarms.......................................................................................................................... 62
3.3.2.5 Alarm Reference ................................................................................................................................................... 62
3.4 Control Mode .............................................................................................................................................................. 65
4 Maintenance and Part Replacement ........................................................................................ 67

4.1 Routine Maintenance .................................................................................................................................................. 67
4.2 Part Replacement ........................................................................................................................................................ 69
4.2.1 Replacing a Heat Dissipation Fan ............................................................................................................................ 69
4.2.2 Replacing a Fan Driver ............................................................................................................................................ 70
4.2.3 Replacing a Fan ....................................................................................................................................................... 75
A NetCol500-A026S Electric Diagram ........................................................................................ 77

B Other Outdoor Units Electric Diagram .................................................................................. 78
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User Manual 1 Overview
1 Overview
1.1 Model Description

Figure 1-1 shows the model description of the NetCol500 series products. The models
described in this document include:
 NetCol500-A026SC11E0
 NetCol500-A0265S11E0
 NetCol500-A0325C11E0
 NetCol500-A0365S11E0
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Figure 1-1 Model description
1.2 Product Appearance and Composition

Appearance
Figure 1-2 shows models and appearances of outdoor units described in this document.

Figure 1-2 Appearance
In the following chapters, outdoor unit photos are taken from the NetCol500-A072 as examples and are
for reference only.
Composition
The NetCol500 series products consist of a fan driver, a condenser, a rack, and fans, as shown
in Figure 1-3.

Figure 1-3 NetCol500 outdoor unit composition
(1) Condenser (2) Fan driver

(3) Rack (4) Fans
1.3 Technical Parameters

Figure 1-4 shows the dimensions of the NetCol500 series products.
Figure 1-4 Dimensions of the NetCol500 series products
Table 1-1 lists the NetCol500 series products technical parameters.

Table 1-1 Technical specifications of the NetCol500 series products
NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500-

A026SC11E A0265S11E A0325C11E A0365C11E A0725C11E
0 0 0 0/NetCol50 0
0-A0365S11
Type E0
Power 220–240 V 380–480 V AC, 3 Ph/N/PEa, 50 Hz/60 Hz (for a unit with a

supply AC, L/N/PE, low-temperature component, the power system is 380–415 V
50 Hz AC, 3 Ph/N/PE, 50 Hz/60 Hz)
Voltage Rated voltage ±10%b
tolerance
Frequency Rated frequency ±3 Hz
tolerance
Maximum 3.3 A 2.5 A 2.5 A 2.5 A 4.5 A
current of
the
outdoor
unit
Air flow of 8000 12000 12000 12000 26000
fans (m3/h)
Number of 1 1 1 1 2
fans
Liquid 5/8 inch 5/8 inch 5/8 inch 5/8 inch 5/8 inch
pipe outer (15.88 mm) (15.88 mm) (15.88 mm) (15.88 mm) (15.88 mm)
diameter
Gas pipe 3/4 inch 3/4 inch 7/8 inch 7/8 inch 7/8 inch
outer (19.05 mm) (19.05 mm) (22.22 mm) (22.22 mm) (22.22 mm)
diameter
H1 x W1  890 x  922 x 1156 x 1355 1156 x 1355 1096 x 2185
(W2) x D 1110 1120 (1220) x (1220) x (2050) x
(mm) (985) x (985) x 1094 1094 1094
1094c 1094e
 1053 x  1077 x
1110 1120
(985) x (985) x
1094d 1094f
H2 x W1 599 x 1110 623 x 1120 702 x 1355 702 x 1355 642 x 2185
(W2) x D (985) x 1094 (985) x 1094 (1220) x (1220) x (2050) x
(mm) 1094 1094 1094
Net weight 91 kg 132 kg 110 kg 130 kg/147 195 kg

(without kg
legs)
Certificati RoHS, REACH, CE/CBg
on

NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500-

A026SC11E A0265S11E A0325C11E A0365C11E A0725C11E
0 0 0 0/NetCol50 0
0-A0365S11
Type E0
Running Depends on the indoor unit. For details, refer to the product description of
temperatur indoor unit user manual.
e
Storage –40°C to +70°C
temperatur
e
Storage 5%–95% RH (non-condensing)
humidity
Altitude 0–1000 m. If the altitude exceeds 1000 m, the cooled performance
deteriorates. For the derating details, see the product overview chapter in the
user manual of the indoor unit.
a: The neutral wire is not required when the NetCol500-A0265S11E0 works with the
indoor unit NetCol5000-A021H (208 V).
b: Recommended to add the voltage regulator in the front end if the power exceeds this
range. Otherwise, air conditioner will generate alarms frequently and cannot run.
c: The outdoor unit code is 52272189.
d: The outdoor unit code is 52273186.
e: The outdoor unit code is 52272362.
f: The outdoor unit code is 52273190.
g: CE certification is satisfied when NetCol500-A026SC11E0 works with the indoor unit
NetCol5000-A025 (300 mm width). CB certification is satisfied when
NetCol500-A026SC11E0 works with the indoor unit NetCol5000-A021H (208 V). Other
outdoor units have acquired the CE certification.
Outdoor unit installation environments are classified as follows based on the harshness:
 Class A (controlled environment): indoor environments where temperature and humidity are
controlled, including rooms where people live
 Class B (uncontrollable environment): indoor environments where the ambient temperature and
humidity are not controlled or general outdoor environments with simple shielding measures where
the humidity sometimes reaches 100%
 Class C (harsh environment): marine environments within 3.7 km from the coast or outdoor land
environments with simple shielding measures within 1.2 km from a pollution source
 Class D (marine environment): environments within 500 m from the coast
The NetCol500-A0365S11E0 and NetCol500-A0265S11E0 outdoor units must be installed in class A, B,
C environments, and other outdoor units must be installed in class A or class B environments.
1.4 Optional Component Specifications

Optional outdoor components include a low-temperature component and a sunshade.

Low-temperature Component
A low-temperature component is mandatory when the outdoor ambient temperature may drop
to –20ºC. Table 1-2 and Table 1-3 describe the technical specifications of the heater and
low-temperature component.
Table 1-2 Heater specifications
Item Specifications
Power supply 220–240 V AC, 1 Ph, 50 Hz/60 Hz

Power supply voltage tolerance Rated voltage ±10%
Power supply frequency tolerance Rated frequency ±3 Hz
Table 1-3 Low-temperature component specifications

Item Specifications
Refrigerant R410A
Liquid pipe 5/8 inch (15.88 mm)
outer diameter
Gas pipe outer 7/8 inch (22.22 mm)
diameter
Dimensions (H 632 mm x 944 mm x 507 mm (with package)
x W x D) 470 mm x 828 mm x 300 mm (without package)
Expansion bolt M12x60
Storage –40ºC to +70ºC
temperature
Storage 5%–95% RH (non-condensing)
humidity
Maximum 4.35 MPa
operating
pressure
Sunshade
When an outdoor unit is used in the T3 working condition (–5°C to +55°C), install a sunshade
if the following three conditions are met.
 The outdoor unit is installed horizontally.
 The ambient temperature exceeds 50°C.
 The outdoor unit is directly exposed to sunlight.

If the previous three conditions are met but no sunshade is installed, the air conditioner will
shut down because the components are applied beyond specifications.
Figure 1-5 shows the appearance and dimensions of a sunshade.
Figure 1-5 Appearance and dimensions of a sunshade (unit: mm)
Sunshades do not apply to the NetCol500-A026.

User Manual 2 Installation
2 Installation
2.1 Installation Requirements

This section describes the installation space requirements, concrete base requirements,
support requirements, and cable requirements for the outdoor unit. Select concrete bases and
supports based on site requirements.
2.1.1 Precautions
 Ensure that the air intake section and air exhaust section of the condenser are unblocked.
Install the outdoor unit in clean areas that are away from residential areas.
 Wrap thermal insulation layers for pipes connecting the indoor unit and outdoor unit.
 Do not hold the copper pipe or electric control box to transport the outdoor unit, and
keep the fins intact.
 Route in pipes from the top and out from the bottom when connecting condenser pipes.
 Horizontal and vertical error should not more than ±5°when install a NetCol500 outdoor
unit in horizontal and vertical scenarios.
2.1.2 Special Environmental Requirements

 Monsoons: When installing a NetCol500 outdoor unit vertically, keep the directions of
air intake and air exhaust vents not in reverse direction of monsoons.
 Direct Sunlight: Never expose the NetCol500 outdoor unit to direct sunlight in
high-temperature areas.
 Wind and Sands: Prevent sands from entering the condenser in deserts and the windy and
sandy areas.
2.1.3 Space Requirements

The NetCol500 series outdoor units can be installed horizontally and vertically, or in
container as required. Figure 2-1, Figure 2-2, Figure 2-3, and Figure 2-4 show the horizontal
and vertical installation.
The shadows around the figure indicate barriers. The gap is the minimum distance between the outdoor
unit and the barriers.

Figure 2-1 Space requirements for horizontal installation (unit: mm)
Figure 2-2 Space requirements for vertical installation (unit: mm)
Figure 2-3 Horizontal installation space for an outdoor unit with a low-temperature component
(unit: mm)

1. The distance from the low-temperature component to the outdoor unit can not exceed 2 m.
2. When the outdoor unit is installed vertically, the low-temperature component should not be installed
on the air outlet side.
3. When the outdoor unit is installed horizontally, the outdoor unit and the low-temperature component
must be placed at the same height of support or concrete base. When an outdoor unit is installed
vertically, the outdoor unit must not be lower than the low-temperature component, and the height
difference cannot exceed 1.5 m.
Figure 2-4 Horizontal installation space for an outdoor unit with a sunshade (unit: mm)
(1) Sunshade
2.1.4 Concrete Base Requirements

The required concrete base dimensions are different when the concrete base is installed
horizontally and vertically. The construction requirements are as follows:
 The concrete bases are installed horizontally or with a slope of 5 degrees at most.
 Water can drain away after heavy rainfall.
Concrete Base Requirements for Horizontal Installation

For details about how to make concrete bases to horizontally install an outdoor unit, see
Figure 2-5.

Figure 2-5 Concrete base dimensions
Table 2-1 Concrete base dimensions (unit: mm)
Model Width Depth (D1) Height (H) Distance Distance

(W1) between between
the centers the centers
of two of two
bases at bases at
the length the width
side (W2) side (D2)
NetCol500- W1 ≥ 250 D1 ≥ 250 150–250 814 924

A026
NetCol500- W1 ≥ 250 D1 ≥ 250 150–250 1047 924
A036/032
NetCol500- W1 ≥ 250 D1 ≥ 250 150–250 1877 924
A072
Marked A in Figure 2-6 shows the long round mounting holes where bolts are installed to
connect an outdoor unit to the concrete ground. You must use eight M8x80 stainless
expansion bolts to secure the outdoor unit.

Figure 2-6 Outdoor unit mounting hole
Table 2-2 Interface dimensions (unit: mm)

Model W1 W2 D1 D2 A
NetCol500- 814 948 924 1058 Φ12

A026
NetCol500- 1047 1181 924 1058 Φ12
A036/032
NetCol500- 1877 2011 924 1058 Φ12
A072
Concrete Base Requirements for Vertical Installation

For details about how to make concrete bases to vertically install an outdoor unit, see Figure
2-7. An outdoor unit must be fixed to a concrete base or a support using four M8x80 stainless
expansion bolts and bracket angles.

Figure 2-7 Concrete base dimensions
Table 2-3 Concrete base dimensions (unit: mm)
Model Width (W1) Depth (D) Height (H) Height (W2)
NetCol500-A02 W1 ≥ 250 D ≥ 500 150–250 1024

6
NetCol500-A03 W1 ≥ 250 D ≥ 500 150–250 1263
6/032
NetCol500-A07 W1 ≥ 250 D ≥ 500 150–250 2090
2
Figure 2-8 shows the mounting hole for outdoor unit vertical installation.

Figure 2-8 NetCol500-A072 outdoor unit mounting hole
Table 2-4 Interface dimensions (unit: mm)
Type W1 W2 H A
NetCol500-A02 1024 682 369 Φ12

6
NetCol500-A03 1263 977 447 Φ12
6/032
NetCol500-A07 2090 1807 387 Φ12
2
Space Dimensions for a Low-temperature Component

Low-temperature component can only be installed horizontally. Before installing, prepare
concrete bases and drill holes by referring to the instructions in Figure 2-9.

Figure 2-9 Dimensions of the concrete base for horizontally installing low-temperature
components
Table 2-5 Dimensions of the concrete base for low-temperature components (unit: mm)
Width (W) Depth (D) Height (H) W1 D1
W ≥ 600 D ≥ 400 150–250 223 130
2.1.5 Unit Support Requirements

The support is not provided by Huawei and needs to be prepared onsite.
Container Installation Scenario

Support requirements for outdoor unit installation in a container:
 The position where the support is installed should be able to bear concentrated load over
2000 kg/m2.
 The horizontal error should be less than 10 mm.
Horizontal Installation Scenario

In a horizontal installation scenario, you can secure an outdoor unit to the support before
securing the support to the floor.
 The support is recommended to be made of economical 45 mm x 45 mm x 4 mm angle steel.

 The support height is recommended to be greater than 100 mm.
 The support is welded. Polish the installation surface and take anti-rust measures for the support.

Figure 2-10 NetCol500-A026 horizontal installation support dimensions (unit: mm)
(1) Mounting hole (Φ15) used for securing (2) Mounting hole used for securing the
the support to the ground: Four M12 outdoor unit to the support: Eight M10x30
expansion bolts are recommended. bolt assemblies are recommended.

Figure 2-11 NetCol500-A036/032 horizontal installation support dimensions (unit: mm)
Figure 2-12 NetCol500-A072 horizontal installation support dimensions (unit: mm)

Vertical Installation Scenario

In a vertical installation scenario, you can secure an outdoor unit to the support before
securing it to the wall.
 Secure the outdoor unit to the single-layer support when installing one outdoor unit.
Figure 2-13, Figure 2-14, and Figure 2-15 show the single-layer support dimensions.
 Multiple outdoor units can be installed and fixed on a double-layer support in a similar
way. Figure 2-16 shows the dimensions of a double-layer support.
Figure 2-13 NetCol500-A026 single-layer support dimensions (unit: mm)
(1) Pilot hole By using M10 hexagon weld nut or hex nut.
Figure 2-14 NetCol500-A036/032 single-layer support dimensions (unit: mm)

Figure 2-15 NetCol500-A072 single-layer support dimensions (unit: mm)
The positioning holes in the figure indicate the points for securing the support to the outdoor unit.
Prepare a support by referring to the outdoor unit dimensions.
Figure 2-16 Outdoor unit double-layer support dimensions (unit: mm)
 D is 490 mm for NetCol500-A026 and 612 mm for NetCol500-A036/032.

 Dimensions of the bottom and middle layers of a double-layer support are the same as the
dimensions of a single-layer support and the dimensions of pilot holes are also the same. The
specifications of the angle steel in the figure are 45 mm x 45 mm x 4 mm.
 Four M12 expansion bolts are recommended to secure the support to the ground.
Make supports by referring the following recommendations:

1. You are recommended to use angle steel, square steel or channel steel with the width
being 45–60 mm and thickness being 4–5 mm.
a. When the width of angle steel is less than 60 mm or equal, do not consider
avoiding.
b. When the width of angle steel is more than 60 mm, it is interfering with the holes
which routing cables, cut out holes to avoid interfering.
2. In the top of the bracket is attached shock pad which is made of
Ethylene-Propylene-Diene Monomer (EPDM), and the thickness is 5 mm.
3. Pay attention to controlling the welding process and avoiding excessive error.
4. Adjust the height of the support according to the actual situation.
2.1.6 Cable Requirements

The cables must be protected by a PVC tube when connecting the power cable and the
external signal cable. Table 2-6 lists the cable requirements for outdoor units.
Recommend routing the PVC tube together with connecting pipes. Pay attention to deal with
the heat insulation to avoid burning the cables.
Table 2-6 Cable specifications
Appli Name Specification Description Remark

cation
Scene
Power NetCol5 220 V to 240 V: electronic 220 V to 240 V: Length

cable 00-A026 power cable, 300 V, 3 x 2.5 L/N/PE depending on
SC11E0 mm2, 21 A, three-core outdoor Outer diameter: the site survey
power cable 10.2±0.3 mm result
cable
(optional
)
Power 380 V to 480 V: electronic 380 V to 480 V: Length
cables power cable, 600 V/1000 V, L1/L2/L3/N/PE depending on
for other ZA, RVV, 2.5 mm2, 27 A, Outer diameter: the site survey
types of five-core outdoor cable 13.0 mm to 15.0 result
outdoor mm
units
(optional
)
Termina Naked crimping terminal, L/N terminal Delivered with
l single cord end terminal, 2.5

Appli Name Specification Description Remark

cation
Scene
(Mandat mm2, 12.5 A, tin plating, the accessories
ory) insert depth 12 mm
Termina Naked crimping terminal, OT, PE Delivered with
l 2.5 mm2, M6, 27 A, tin the accessories
(Mandat plating, 16 AWG to 14 AWG
ory)
Dry Cable Electronic power cable, 2 x 1 Outer diameter: Length
contact (optional mm2, two-core outdoor cable 7–9 mm depending on
signal ) the site survey
cable result
betwee
n Cable Naked crimping terminal, N/A Delivered with
indoor connecto single cord end terminal, 1 the indoor unit
unit r mm2, 5 A, Tin plating, insert
and (mandat depth 12 mm
outdoo ory)
r unit
RS485 Cable Electronic power cable, Outer diameter: Length
commu (optional three-core outdoor shielded 7–9 mm depending on
nicatio ) cable, shielded layer grounded the site survey
ns result
cable
betwee Cable Common terminal, conductor N/A Delivered with
n connecto cross section 1.5 mm2, 7.5 A, the indoor unit
indoor r tin plating, insertion depth 8
unit (mandat mm, red
and ory)
outdoo
r unit
Note 1: Purchase cables for the outdoor unit based on required cable diameters. Otherwise,
the water-proof connector on the cables cannot be tightened securely, and water may seep
into the electrical control box.
Note 2: The neutral wire is not required when the NetCol500-A0265S11E0 works with the
NetCol5000-A021H (208 V).
Note 3: Select either the dry contact signal cable or RS485 communications cable based on
the signal cable connection to the indoor unit.
 Mandatory: materials provided by Huawei, which can be found in the attached package.
 Optional: materials that can be purchased from Huawei or by yourself according to specifications.
2.1.7 Pipe Support Requirements

Figure 2-17 shows the support for refrigerant pipes. Determine detailed specifications based
on onsite situation. The pipe support is not configured by default. You are advised to buy the
304 stainless steel.

Route the pipes flatly and beautifully and the pipes should be wrapped with thermal insulation
foam.
Figure 2-17 Pipe support (unit: mm)
Height of the U-shaped clamp H = Pipe diameter (with thermal insulation foam) - 5 mm
2.2 Tools
Appearance, Parameter, and Name
Phillips screwdriver Adjustable wrench Protective gloves Flat-head

(M4, M6, M8, M10, screwdriver (2.5
M12) mm)
Hex key (5 mm) Claw hammer Socket wrench N/A

N/A

2.3 Unpacking
2.3.1 Unpacking the Outdoor Unit
Context
 Wear protective gloves when unpacking the device.

 No excessive tilt or jolt is allowed during the transportation. Therefore, choose the rail, sea,
or good road transport.
 Use a pallet truck to transport the cabinet secured to a wooden support to the installation
position. Insert the forks of the pallet truck in the middle position to ensure balance.
 To prevent shocks or falls, move the cabinet gently.
 After placing the cabinet in the installation position, unpack it and take care to prevent
scratches. Keep the cabinet steady during unpacking.
Procedure
Step 1 Remove the packing materials such as the carton, stretch wrap, foam, condenser protection
cardboard, and plastic bags.
Step 2 Check the accessories against the accessory list.
Step 3 Remove the four M12x35 bolts from the bracket angles connecting the outdoor unit and the
pallet, each bolt connecting one bracket angle to the pallet, as shown in Figure 2-18. Then
remove the outdoor unit from the pallet.
Figure 2-18 Removing the bolts connecting the bracket angles and the pallet

----End
2.3.2 (Optional) Unpacking a Low-temperature Component

Context
Do not take out a low-temperature component by holding the copper pipe. This may damage
the device.
Procedure
Step 1 Use a hammer to straighten all the mounting ears securing the top cover to remove the top
cover, as shown by (1) in Figure 2-19.
Step 2 Use the hammer to straighten all the mounting ears around to remove the four side panels and
cushioning materials inside the box, as shown by (2) in Figure 2-19.
Step 3 Remove the four screws securing the low-temperature component to the pallet using an
adjustable wrench, as shown by (3) in Figure 2-19.
Figure 2-19 Procedure for unpacking a low-temperature component
Step 4 Check the accessories against the accessory list, as shown in Table 2-7.

Table 2-7 Accessories of low-temperature component
Name Quantity Function
Stainless steel expansion bolt 4 PCS Securing the low-temperature

fittings-M12x60 component
Adapters for connecting a Φ22.0 2 PCS Connecting copper pipes
mm copper pipe with a Φ15.88 mm
copper pipe
copper pipe
copper pipe
Heating module, two mounting 1 SET Installing the electric heater
ears, M4x10 screw assemblies, and
M4 damping nuts
Corrugated pipe 1 PCS Protecting the low-temperature
component cable against
ultraviolet radiation.
Cord end terminals 4 PCS Preparing cables
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2.3.3 (Optional) Unpacking the Sunshade

Procedure
Step 1 Remove the plastic packaging materials.
Step 2 Remove the screws connecting the top and side plates using a Phillips screwdriver, separate
the top and side plates, and keep the removed screws aside.
Step 3 Check the accessories against the accessory list, as shown in Table 2-8.
Table 2-8 Accessory list for the sunshade

Name Quantity Function
M6x16 screws 6 PCS Securing the side plates and

outdoor unit
M4x10 screws 4 PCS Securing the top and side
plates
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2.4 Checking the Pressure

Context
Before delivery, outdoor units and low-temperature components are injected with nitrogen to
0.3–0.5 MPa. Before connecting pipes, the nitrogen inside pipes must be discharged.
Nitrogen must be discharged; otherwise, air jets emitted during pipe welding may cause
bodily injuries.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the hose to the pressure gauge, and tighten all pressure gauge valves.
Step 2 Remove the needle valve bonnet from the outdoor unit, and connect the other end of the hose
to the outdoor unit needle valve, as shown in Figure 2-20.
Figure 2-20 Checking the outdoor unit pressure
 If the pressure gauge reading is no less than 0.3 MPa, the unit is airtight. Then open the
pressure gauge valve where the hose is connected to discharge nitrogen. After the
discharge is complete, remove the hose and reinstall the valve bonnet.
 If the pressure gauge reading is less than 0.3 MPa, pipes have leakage points, and you
need to contact Huawei technical support.
Step 3 (Skip this step for units with no low-temperature component) Remove the bonnets of the three
needle valves on the low-temperature component, and connect the other end of the hose to the
three needle valves in turn, as shown in Figure 2-20.

Figure 2-21 Checking the pressure of the low-temperature component
(1) Needle valve 1 (2) Needle valve 2 (3) Needle valve 3
 If the pressure gauge reading is no less than 0.3 MPa, the unit is airtight. Then open the
pressure gauge valve where the hose is connected to discharge nitrogen. After the
discharge is complete, remove the hose and reinstall the valve bonnet.
 If the pressure gauge reading is less than 0.3 MPa, pipes have leakage points, and you
need to contact Huawei technical support.
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2.5 Hoisting Requirements

To hoist an outdoor unit, take out two lifting eyes from the fitting bag and secure them to both
sides of the outdoor unit using four M6 screws. Then route ropes through the lifting eyes, as
shown in Figure 2-22.

Figure 2-22 Hoisting an outdoor unit
2.6 Installing a Outdoor Unit

2.6.1 Horizontal Installation Scene
Context
Figure 2-6 shows the long round holes for securing an outdoor unit to the ground. An outdoor
unit must be fixed using eight M8x80 stainless expansion bolts.
When installing the outdoor unit, fully tighten the six stainless steel bolts for each support leg
and the two stainless steel fastening bolts that secure each support leg to the ground.
Procedure
Step 1 Remove the four bracket angles from the side panels of the outdoor unit by removing the two
M6x16 stainless bolts from each bracket angle, as shown in Figure 2-23.

Figure 2-23 Removing the bolts from the bracket angles
Step 2 Install four legs on the four corners of the condenser by using twenty-four stainless M6x16
bolts (six stainless bolts for installing one leg), as shown in Figure 2-24.
Figure 2-24 Installing legs
Step 3 Put the four legs to the ground to lay the outdoor unit horizontally.

When turning the outdoor unit, do not hold it by using two legs. Otherwise, the outdoor unit is
damaged.
Step 4 Use two M8x80 stainless steel expansion bolts to secure each of the four legs of the outdoor
unit to the concrete base or support.
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2.6.2 Vertical Installation Scene

In vertical installation, an outdoor unit can be directly secured to the ground or supports.
Context
 For the mounting holes for installing an outdoor unit vertically, see Figure 2-8.
 Pay attention to the positions of the outdoor unit fan and electric control box when
securing an outdoor unit to the support. In Figure 2-25, (1) indicates the direction of the
fan and (2) indicates the direction of the electric control box.
Figure 2-25 Securing an indoor unit to the support

Securing an Outdoor Unit to the Ground

Step 1 Secure an outdoor unit to the ground through the four bracket angles by using M8x80
stainless steel expansion bolts on the side panel, as shown in Figure 2-26.
Figure 2-26 Securing an outdoor unit to the ground
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Securing an Outdoor Unit to the Support
The following takes the two-layer installation of outdoor units as an example. For the
single-layer installation, perform only Step 1 and Step 3.
Step 1 Secure the first-layer support to the ground using six M12x60 stainless steel expansion anchor
bolts, as shown in Figure 2-27.

Figure 2-27 Securing a support
Secure the NetCol500-A038/036/032 support to the ground using four blots.
Step 2 Secure the four columns.
Figure 2-28 Securing columns

1. Secure the four columns to the first-layer support using twelve M10x30 stainless steel
bolts, as shown by (1) in Figure 2-28.
2. Secure the second-layer support to the middles of the four columns using twelve
M10x30 stainless steel bolts, as shown by (2) in Figure 2-28.
Step 3 Secure an outdoor unit onto the first-layer support.
Figure 2-29 Securing an outdoor unit onto the first-layer support
1. Lift the outdoor unit from the front onto the first-layer support, as shown by (1) in Figure
2-29.
2. Secure the outdoor unit to the support using four bracket angles on the side panel. One
M10x30 stainless steel bolt is used on the support side, and two M6x16 stainless steel
bolts are used on the outdoor unit side, as shown in Figure 2-29.
Step 4 Secure four slanting beams to the support using eight M10x30 stainless steel bolts, as shown
in Figure 2-30.

Figure 2-30 Installing slanting beams
Step 5 Secure the three beams on the top to the support using six M10x30 stainless steel bolts, as

Figure 2-31 Installing beams
Step 6 Secure an outdoor unit onto the second-layer support.

Figure 2-32 Securing an outdoor unit onto the second-layer support
1. Lift the outdoor unit from the front onto the second-layer support, as shown by (1) in
Figure 2-32.
2. Secure the outdoor unit to the support using four bracket angles on the side panel. One
M10x30 stainless steel bolt is used on the support side, and two M6x16 stainless steel
bolts are used on the outdoor unit side, as shown in Figure 2-32.
3. Secure the last beam on the top to the support using two M10x30 stainless steel bolts, as
shown by (4) in Figure 2-32.
Step 7 Connect the beam to the wall by routing M10x30 stainless steel bolts through the reserved
tapped holes on the left and right sides at the top of the support.
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2.6.3 Container Installation Scene

Context
Container installation only applies to NetCol500-A036/032/026.
Procedure
Step 1 Place the outdoor unit to the installation position, as shown by (1) in Figure 2-33.

Lifting the outdoor unit needs no less than 3 persons.
Figure 2-33 Container installation
Step 2 Secure the two bracket angles on the side panels of the outdoor unit to the support through the
holes on the outdoor unit, as shown by (2) in Figure 2-33.
Step 3 Secure the four bracket angles on the bottom panels of the outdoor unit to the support through
the holes on the outdoor unit, as shown by (3) in Figure 2-33.
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2.7 Installing Optional Components

2.7.1 Installing a Sunshade
Prerequisites
Figure 1-5 shows an outdoor unit sunshade. The following describes how to install a sunshade
after cables are connected for an outdoor unit installed horizontally as an example.

Procedure
Step 1 Take out the two side plates from the fittings bag, and install them to both sides of the outdoor
unit using three M6x16 screws at each side, and tighten the screws to a torque of 3 N·m, as
Figure 2-34 Installing side plates
It is recommended that the screws be partially tightened during installation, and be tightened to the
recommended torque only after the top plate is installed.
Step 2 Take out the top plate from the fittings bag, and secure it to the side plates using ten M4x10
screws to a torque of 1.2 N·m, as shown in Figure 2-35.

Figure 2-35 Installing the top plate
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2.7.2 Installing a Low-temperature Component

Fastening a Low-temperature Component
Place the low-temperature component on a concrete base, and align the mounting holes with
the holes in the concrete base. Secure the low-temperature component to the concrete base
using four M12x60 stainless steel expansion bolts to a torque of 45 N·m, as shown in Figure
2-36.

Figure 2-36 Fastening a low-temperature component
Welding Pipes
Before welding pipes, take measures to protect nearby cables and components from being
burnt.
To install a low-temperature component horizontally, you are recommended to place the

low-temperature component on one side of the outdoor unit. Figure 2-37 and Figure 2-36
show the related inlet and outlet pipe ports. Install an inverted trap respectively at the inlet and
outlet pipe ports on the outdoor unit condenser, preventing refrigerant from returning.
Figure 2-37 Low-temperature component pipes
(1) Connecting to indoor unit liquid pipe: (2) Connecting to outdoor unit liquid pipe:

5/8 inch (15.88 mm) 5/8 inch (15.88 mm)

(3) Connecting to outdoor unit gas pipe: 7/8 (4) Connecting to indoor unit gas pipe: 7/8
inch (22.22 mm) inch (22.22 mm)
Figure 2-38 Connecting pipes to the outdoor
(1) Connecting to indoor unit liquid pipe (2) Connecting to indoor unit gas pipe
(3) Connecting to outdoor unit gas pipe (4) Connecting to outdoor unit liquid pipe
Connecting a Heating Cable to the Low-temperature Component

The heating cable of the low-temperature component is installed before delivery. You just
need to connect the cable to the 6 and N terminals on the electric control box of the outdoor
unit onsite, as shown in Figure 2-39.

 After crimping the heating cable of the low-temperature component to terminals, fit it with
the corrugated pipe in the fittings bag, and then connect it to the electric control box of the
outdoor unit.
 It is recommended that the cable be deployed in the cable trough.
Figure 2-39 Heating cable connecting the low-temperature component
Installing the Heater of the Low-Temperature Component

Install the connecting plate to the heater using a torque wrench and M4 screws (recommended
torque: 1.2 N·m), as shown by (1) in Figure 2-40. Install the heater to the cover using a torque
wrench and M4 screws (recommended torque: 1.2 N·m), as shown by (2) in Figure 2-40.
Then connect the power cable to the N terminal, No. 7 terminal, and PE terminal block, as
shown by (3) in Figure 2-40.
When closing the cover, verify that the cover does not rub against the cable.

Figure 2-40 Installing the heater of the low-temperature component
2.8 Installing Pipes

2.8.1 Refrigerant Inlet and Outlet on the Outdoor Unit
NetCol500-A036/032/026
NetCol500-A036/032/026 can be installed horizontally, vertically, or inside a container. When
installing the NetCol500-A036/032/026 vertically, rotate it 90 degrees, as shown in Figure
2-41.
Figure 2-41 Refrigerant inlet and outlet of horizontal and vertical installation
(1) Condenser discharge pipe (2) Condenser liquid pipe

 The liquid pipe outer diameter of the NetCol500-A036/032/026 is 5/8 inch (15.88 mm). The
discharge pipe outer diameter of the NetCol500-A026 is 3/4 inch (19.05 mm). The discharge pipe
outer diameter of the NetCol500-A036/032 is 7/8 inch (22.22 mm).
 If you install an air conditioner vertically as shown in the left figure of Figure 2-41, you are advised
to install an awning or a rain separator above the outdoor unit.
 The connecting ports of some models are not exposed outside. You need to open the protective cover
to see them.
2.8.2 Connecting Pipes
When you soldering pipes, pay attention to protecting surrounding components and cables.
For details about the dimensions and installation precautions, see the NetCol precision air
conditioner quick guide that is shipped to the site in an accessories package.
2.9 Cable Connections
 Connections of all power cables, control cables, and ground cables must comply with the
local electrical code, and the cable specifications should comply with the local cabling
specifications.
 Only trained and qualified personnel are allowed to connect cables.
 Before connecting cables, use a voltmeter to measure the input voltage and ensure that the
power supply is off.
2.9.1 NetCol500-A026SC11E0 Electric Control Box

Figure 2-42 shows the positions of the components in the NetCol500-A026SC11E0 electric
control box.

Figure 2-42 NetCol500-A026SC11E0 electric control box
(1) Drive board (2) Terminal block ports 1–5, (3) Terminals for phases L and
whose functions are listed in N (general circuit breaker QF1)
Table 2-9
(4) Protective earth (5) Incoming signal cable (6) Connector for an external
(PE) ground bar connectors for the indoor and input power cable
outdoor units
(7) Fan cable
connector
Table 2-9 Terminal block port description
Silk Screen Port Name Description
1 1A/2A port Connect to dry contact signal cables

between indoor unit and outdoor unit.
2 1B/2B port
3 RS485+ port Connect to RS485 communications
cables between indoor unit and outdoor
4 RS485– port unit.
5 GND1 port
2.9.2 Electric Control Boxes of

NetCol500-A0265S11E0/A032/A036/A072
Figure 2-43 shows the positions of the electric control box components of the
NetCol500-A0265S11E0, NetCol500-A032, NetCol500-A036, and NetCol500-A072.

Figure 2-43 Electric control box
(1) Control board (2) Surge protection and (3) Reactor

filtering board
(4) Terminal block (5) PE ground bar (6) Fan cable
connector
(7) Fan cable connector (8) Heating cable connector for (9) Connector for an
a low-temperature component external input power
cable
(10) Incoming signal cable (11) Power board (12) Heat dissipation
connectors for the indoor and fan
outdoor units
Figure 2-44 shows the positions of electric ports on a terminal block.
Figure 2-44 Electrical ports on a terminal block
Table 2-10 describes the names and functions of electrical ports on a terminal block.

Table 2-10 Electrical ports on a terminal block
Port No. Port Name Description
1 1A/2A port Connect to dry contact signal cables

between indoor unit and outdoor unit.
1B/2B port
2 RS485+ port Connect to RS485 communications
cables between indoor unit and outdoor
RS485– port unit.
GND1 port
3 Terminals for phases L1, L2, N/A
and L3 (general circuit breaker
QF1)
4 Neutral wire terminal (External N/A
power supply)
5 L1 port Supplies power to the heating belt of
the liquid storage tank.
L2 port Supplies power to the heater of the
electrical control box.
6 Reserved port N/A
7 TOP1-1 port Overtemperature protection switch for
fan 1
TOP1-2 port
8 TOP2-1 port Overtemperature protection switch for
fan 2
TOP2-2 port
9 Phase U terminal Fan
Phase V terminal
Phase W terminal
10 Neutral wire terminal Connects to the neutral wires of the
heating belt of the liquid storage tank
and the electric control box heater.
A fan driver is configured before delivery, and does not need to be commissioned onsite.
2.9.3 Connecting Power Cables
Before connecting cables, use a voltmeter to measure the input voltage and ensure that the
power supply is disconnected.

 Power cable connection to the NetCol500-A026SC11E0: Route the three-core power

cable through the waterproof connector and then to the L and N terminals on the general
circuit breaker and the PE ground bar, as shown in Figure 2-45.
Figure 2-45 Power cable connection to the NetCol500-A026SC11E0
 Power cable connection to other models of air conditioners: Route the five-core power
cable through the waterproof connector and then to the L1, L2, L3, and N terminals on
the general circuit breaker and the PE ground bar, as shown in Figure 2-46.
The neutral wire is not required when the NetCol500-A026 works with the
NetCol500-A0265S11E0 (208 V).
Figure 2-46 Power cable connection to other models of air conditioners

Ensure that the cable and the outer protective layer are fully inserted into the waterproof connector as
Figure 2-47 Waterproof connector connection
2.9.4 Connecting Signal Cables
The outdoor unit signal cable can connect to a dry contact or RS485 port. Determine the
connection mode based on the signal cable connection to the indoor unit.
For details about the electrical port positions, see 2.9.2 Electric Control Boxes of
NetCol500-A0265S11E0/A032/A036/A072 or the corresponding electrical conceptual diagram in the
appendix.
Connecting Dry Contact Signal Cables

Connect dry contact signal cables to the indoor and outdoor units as follows when connecting
in-row precision air conditioners.
 One indoor unit connects to one outdoor unit.
 Two terminals of an indoor unit signal cable respectively connect to port 1 and port 2
ports of an outdoor unit (no phase sequence requirement).
If you connect the outdoor unit to an in-room air conditioner, connect the signal cable as
follows:
 One indoor unit connects to two outdoor units when connecting NetCol8000-A100 air
conditioner. Indoor unit control ports 1A/1B respectively connect to port 1 and port 2 of
outdoor unit No. 1. Indoor unit control ports 2A/2B respectively connect to port 1 and
port 2 of outdoor unit No. 2.
 One indoor unit connects to one outdoor unit when connecting NetCol8000-A050 air
conditioner. Control ports 1A/1B of the indoor unit respectively connect to port 1 and
port 2 of outdoor unit.

Connecting RS485 Communications Cables
You do not have to connect this signal cable for the NetCol5000–A 20 kW, NetCol5000–A 25
kW & 35 kW (600 mm), and NetCol5000–A 50 kW & 100 kW.
Connect RS485 communications cables to the indoor and outdoor units as follows when
connecting in-row precision air conditioners.
 One indoor unit connects to one outdoor unit.
 Connect indoor unit signal cables to ports 3, 4, and 5 on the outdoor unit.
Figure 2-48 Connecting RS485 communications cables
2.10 Installation Verification

Table 2-11 lists the check items of the outdoor unit after installation.
Table 2-11 Check items of the outdoor unit after installation

Check Item Expected Result
Rack 1. The rack is installed properly, without any tilt.

2. The rack is secured to the ground or support.
Fans The fans are secured, and the blades rotate without block.
Electrical control 1. The electrical control box is secured.
box 2. The screws on the cover of the electrical control box are
tightened.
3. Cables are properly connected.
4. Waterproof connectors are secured and properly sealed.
Air tightness of the There is a sound of air flow when you press the needle valve.
heat exchanger
Fins of the heat 1. The fins are not pushed down or damaged.
exchanger 2. Fins protection plates have been removed.

Check Item Expected Result
Pipes 1. Pipes are secured and not damaged.

2. The needle valve cap has been tightened.
3. Lay out the pipes properly, and cannot destroy the building
structure and waterproof.
Electric verification 1. No cable is in contact with the copper pipe.
2. Verify that the cables have been used protective casing and the
cable outlet facing down.
3. Verify that the terminal position is higher than the position of the
connecting cable.
4. Verify that the phase sequence of the outdoor unit output cables
is correct. If the phase sequence is incorrect, the outdoor fan will
rotate reversely.
5. Tighten the waterproof connector, apply waterproof glue to the
waterproof connector for water prevention.
Low-temperature 1. The heating cable is connected.
component 2. Cables are securely tightened, and measures have been taken to
prevent cables from sun exposure and water.
3. The low-temperature component is secured using bolts.

User Manual 3 Outdoor Fan Driver
3 Outdoor Fan Driver
3.1 Functions
The NetCol500 outdoor fan driver consists of a control board, driver board, filtering board,
and electric distribution components. The functions of the driver are as follows:
 Controls the fan speed based on the condensing pressure to realize frequency conversion.
 Performs fan overheat protection.
 Provides buttons and a nixie tube display for adjustment.
 Connects indoor and outdoor units using signal cables and starts or stops the outdoor fan
as instructed by the indoor unit.
3.2 NetCol500-A026SC11E0 Driver

This section describes the functions of the NetCol500-A026SC11E0 driver. You can view the
indicator status on this driver.
3.2.1 Indicator status description

Figure 3-1 shows the indicator positions on the drive board.

Figure 3-1 Indicator positions
Table 3-1 Indicator status description
No. Silk Color Description

Screen
1 D50 Green When no fault or alarm occurs, the green indicator is

steady on. When the fan runs normally, the green
indicator blinks at 1 Hz.
2 D35 Red When a major or critical alarm is generated, the red
indicator turns on and the indoor unit compressor shuts
down. When the alarm disappears, the red indicator
turns off. You can check the indoor unit LCD for the
fault information.
3 D1 Yellow When a warning alarm is generated, the yellow
indicator turns on and the indoor unit is still running.
When the alarm disappears, the yellow indicator turns
off. You can check the indoor unit LCD for the alarm
information.
Note: If the flag bit for judging loading engineering is not successfully written after
power-on initialization, the green, red, and yellow indicators all turn on.
3.2.2 Commissioning and alarms

When the system works in condenser mode and has no fault, hold down the S1 button (as
shown in Figure 3-1) for more than 5 seconds to enter the one-key commissioning mode, in
which the green indicator blinks every 2.5 seconds and the rotational speed is normal. After
the one-key commissioning mode lasts for 5 minutes, the system exits the mode and restores

to the original running status. If a fault occurs during running, the system exits the one-key
commissioning mode. When the system runs in one-key commissioning mode, if you hold
down the S1 button for more than 5 seconds, the system exits the one-key commissioning
mode and restores to the original running status.
Table 3-2 Alarms

No. Alarm Meaning Possible Cause Measure
01 Parameter read/write EEPROM read/write Power off the fan

failure fails. driver and power it
on 10 seconds later.
If the alarm persists,
replace the fan
driver.
02 Voltage below 12 V The auxiliary power Replace the fan
supply is faulty. driver.
03 Power grid The power grid Power off the fan
overvoltage voltage exceeds the driver and verify
upper threshold. that the input power
supply voltage
meets the
specifications.
undervoltage voltage is below the driver and verify
lower threshold. that the input power
supply voltage
meets the
specifications.
frequency abnormal frequency is beyond driver and verify
the normal range. that the input power
supply voltage
meets the
specifications.
06 Pressure sensor 1. The pressure 1. Tighten the
abnormal sensor cable is pressure sensor
loose. cable connector.
2. The pressure 2. Replace the
sensor fails. pressure sensor.
07 Fan overtemperature 1. The fan 1. Secure the fan
overtemperature overtemperature
feedback cable is feedback cable.
loose. 2. Clean the fan and
2. The outdoor unit remove obstacles
is dirty or to ensure that the
blocked. fan works
3. The fan is properly.
damaged. 3. Replace the fan.

3.3 Driver of NetCol500-A0265S11E0/A032/A036/A072

This section describes the driver of the NetCol500-A0265S11E0, NetCol500-A032,
NetCol500-A036, and NetCol500-A072. You can perform operations such as viewing
parameters, setting parameters, viewing alarms, and querying alarms on the driver.
3.3.1 User Interface

Figure 3-2 shows the controller user interface (UI), including a nixie tube display, light
emitting diode (LED) indicators, and four buttons. You can set the controller by pressing one
or more buttons simultaneously.
Figure 3-2 Fan controller UI
Table 3-3 describes functions of various parts on the controller UI.
Table 3-3 Operation description
No. Flag Name Function
1 Nixie tube Displays codes and data.

display
2 Yellow indicator Alarm  If the yellow indicator is off, no alarm is
indicator generated.
 If the yellow indicator is on, there is an
alarm.
3 Green indicator Status  If the green indicator is steady on, the
indicator machine is currently in the standby mode.
 If the green indicator blinks, a machine is
currently running.
4 Red indicator Major alarm  If the red indicator is off, no major alarm
indicator is generated.
 If the red indicator is on, there is a major
alarm.

No. Flag Name Function
5 ENT Enter Press this button to:

 Enter menus at the next level.
 Enable parameter value changes to take
effect.
6 DOWN Down Press this button to:
 Go to the next page.
 Decrease the value of the current
parameter.
If you press and hold this button for more
than 1 second, the value of a selected
parameter decreases in accelerated mode
until you release the button.
7 UP Up Press this button to:
 Go to the previous page.
 Increase the value of the current
parameter.
If you press and hold this button for more
than 1 second, the value of a selected
parameter increases in accelerated mode until
you release the button.
8 ESC Escape Press this button to:
 Return to a menu at the upper level or
quit the parameter setting or viewing
mode.
 If you press and hold this button for more
than 5 seconds, the nixie tube display
displays the home screen.
3.3.2 Function Hierarchy on the Screen

Figure 3-3 shows the hierarchy of functions displayed on the nixie tube display.

Figure 3-3 Function hierarchy on the nixie tube display
Table 3-4 shows the display catalog and meanings of the nixie tube display.
Table 3-4 Display catalog and meanings of the nixie tubes
Function Function
Catalog
MONT Monitor parameters. For details, see 3.3.2.2 Monitoring Parameters.

SET Set parameters. For details, see 3.3.2.3 Setting Parameters.
ALRM View and query alarms. For details, see 3.3.2.4 Displaying and Querying
Alarms.
3.3.2.1 Home Screen

1. Home screen display: When an indoor unit sends an ON command to an outdoor unit,
the nixie tube display displays the current condensing pressure (gauge pressure) in MPa.
For example, the figure 2.8 displayed on the nixie tube display indicates that the current
pressure is 2.8 MPa. When an indoor unit sends an OFF command to an outdoor unit, the
nixie tube display displays oFF, indicating that the outdoor fan driver will be stopped.
2. Short-cut for returning to the home screen: Press and hold ESC for 5 seconds on any
screen to return to the home screen.

3.3.2.2 Monitoring Parameters
Procedure
Step 1 Press ENT to enter the parameter code viewing screen (H-01) when the screen displays
MONT.
Step 2 Press UP or DN to select a parameter code, and press ENT to view the parameter value. For
the meanings of parameter codes, see Table 3-5.
Table 3-5 Parameter codes and meanings
Code Meaning (Read Only) Remarks
H-01 Condenser pressure (MPa) Indicates the current condenser pressure.

H-02 Fan type Indicates the current fan type.
0: No matching fan type; default rated
frequency: 50 Hz.
1: Single fan; rated frequency: 50 Hz.
2: Single fan; rated frequency: 60 Hz.
3: Dual fan; rated frequency: 50 Hz.
4: Dual fan; rated frequency: 60 Hz.
H-03 Power grid voltage (V) N/A
H-04 Fan rotation frequency (Hz) N/A
H-05 Fan line voltage (V) N/A
H-06 Fan RMS current (A) N/A
H-07 DC bus voltage (V) N/A
H-08 System status word 0.0.0.1: The system has been powered on
and is performing self check.
0.0.0.2: The system is ready.
0.0.0.6: The system is running.
0.0.0.8: A major alarm has been generated.
0.0.1.0: A warning alarm has been
generated.
0.0.1.8: Major and warning alarms have
been generated.
H-09 Software version N/A
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3.3.2.3 Setting Parameters
Prerequisites
Before setting parameters, enter your password as follows:
1. When the screen displays SET, press ENT to enter the password input screen.
2. When a nixie tube starts blinking, enter your password from left to right. Press UP or DN
to adjust the value of the nixie tube currently blinking to a digit in your password. Then
press ENT to go to the next digit. After entering the fourth digit of your password, press
ENT to confirm the password input. If your password is correct, the nixie tube screen
displays the parameter setting menu. If your password is incorrect, the nixie tube screen
still displays the password input page.
 When entering the first digit in your password, you can press ESC to return to the SET screen.
When entering other digits, you can press ESC to return to and adjust the previous digit.
 If your password is correct but you do not perform any operation within 300 seconds, the login
expires, and the nixie tube display returns to the home screen.
 The password 0001 cannot be modified.
Procedure
Step 1 The nixie tube display displays E-01 after you have entered the correct password.
Step 2 Press UP or DN to select a code to be set. If you hold down UP or DN, the codes roll in
accelerated mode. After selecting a code, press ENT to confirm the selection and enter the
parameter code setting page. Table 3-6 lists the parameter settings.
Table 3-6 Setting parameter codes

Code Meaning Description Default Value
E-01 Command for 0: Stop manual commission. 0

controlling manual 1: Start manual commissioning.
commissioning When this option is selected, a fan
rotates for 5 minutes at the rated
speed and stops. Then the value of
this parameter changes back to 0.
E-02 Fan type selection Manually set the fan type: 0
 0: no matched fan type; default
rated frequency: 50 Hz
 1: single fan; rated frequency: 50
Hz
 2: single fan; rated frequency: 60
Hz
 3: dual fan; rated frequency: 50
Hz
 4: dual fan; rated frequency: 60
Hz
E-03 Min. fan running 1.5–2.5 (MPa) 2.1 (MPa)
pressure (Poff)

Code Meaning Description Default Value
E-04 Min. fan running 0–60 (Hz) 5 (Hz)

frequency (Freqoff)
E-05 Fan starting pressure 1.5–2.5 (MPa) 2.26 (MPa)
(Pon)
E-06 Fan starting 0–60 (Hz) 5 (Hz)
frequency (Freqon)
E-07 Max. fan running 2.5–4.0 (MPa) 2.9 (MPa)
pressure (Pmax)
E-08 Max. fan running 0–60 (Hz) 50/60 (Hz)
frequency (Freqmax) (depending on
E-02)
E-09 Pressure sensor 0–9999 (ms) 50 (ms)
sampling filtering
time
E-10 Low noise mode 1: Enabled (when the noise is great) 0
0: Disabled
E-11 Modbus offset 0–7 0
address change After modifying the network address,
you must write the changes into the
EEPROM, and power off and power
on a unit to enable the changes to
take effect.
E-12 Command for 1: Write all parameter value changes 0
writing a parameter to the EEPROM. After the writing
value into the process ends, the value changes to 0.
EEPROM 0: Currently there is no EEPROM
writing operation underway.
E-13 Command for 1: After resetting a driver, you must 0
resetting a driver to power the unit off and on to enable
the factory mode the changes to take effect. After the
command is executed, the parameter
value changes to 0.
0: Currently there is no reset
operation underway.
E-14 Fan runtime 1: Clear the fan runtime (after fan 0
clearance command replacement).
0: Currently there is no fan runtime
clearance.

 Do not press any button during fan driver startup.

 After resetting a fan driver to the factory mode, you must set the E-02 parameter based on
the actual fan type.
 Do not change Poff. If Poff is changed by mistake, change it back to 2.1.
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3.3.2.4 Displaying and Querying Alarms

Alarms can be automatically displayed or manually queried.
Automatically Entering the Alarm Screen

When an alarm is generated, the nixie tube display automatically displays the alarm code, and
the nixie tube blinks at a frequency of 1 Hz. For the meanings of various alarm codes, refer to
Table 3-7. If multiple alarms are generated, you can press UP or DN to view more alarms, or
press ESC to return to the ALRM home screen.
Manually Entering the Alarm Screen

When the nixie tube display displays ALRM, you can press ENT to enter the alarm screen,
and press UP or DN to view alarms. For the meanings of various alarm codes, refer to Table
3-7.
 The alarm screen displays the current alarms.

 The nixie tube display can display a maximum of the last five alarms. If fewer than five alarms are
generated, the alarm codes start with F-, and the remaining lines display ----. For example, if only
three alarms including fan blocked, heat dissipation fan failure, and pressure sensor exception are
generated, F-03, F-12, and F-25 are displayed as the first three alarms on the nixie tube display, and
the last two alarms display ----.
 If alarm information changes, the alarm code on the current screen will be updated within 5 seconds.
 If the conditions that trigger an alarm have disappeared but the nixie tube display still displays the
alarm, the alarm code stops blinking.
 If the conditions that trigger all alarms disappear and no operation is performed on the screen for 30
seconds, the alarm screen returns to the home screen.
3.3.2.5 Alarm Reference

Table 3-7 lists alarms which may be displayed on the nixie tubes of the NetCol500 outdoor
unit and the corresponding troubleshooting methods.
Table 3-7 Alarms and troubleshooting methods
Alarm Meaning Possible Cause Troubleshooting

Code
F-01 Power  The driver output  Replace the driver output cable.
component cable is  Replace the fan.
protection short-circuited or
 Power off the driver and verify that
grounded.
the input power supply voltage


Code
 The fan is meets the specifications.
damaged.
 The power grid
voltage exceeds the
upper threshold.
F-03 Fan blocked The fan is dirty or Clean the fan and remove obstacles to
blocked. ensure that the fan works properly.
F-04 ModBus The ModBus Tighten cables connected to ModBus
communica communication cable terminals.
tion loss is disconnected or
loosened.
F-05 Driver  A driver output  Tighten the driver output cable.
output open cable connector or  Replace the driver output cable.
phase fan input cable
connector is
loosened.
 A cable is not
properly connected.
F-06 Parameter EEPROM read/write Power off the driver and power it on 10
read/write fails. seconds later. If the alarm persists,
failure replace the fan driver. For details, see
4.2.2 Replacing a Fan Driver.
F-09 12 V supply Auxiliary power Replace the fan driver. For details, see
undervoltag source fault. 4.2.2 Replacing a Fan Driver.
e
F-10 Power grid The power grid voltage Power off the driver and verify that the
overvoltage exceeds the upper input power supply voltage meets the
threshold. specifications.
F-11 Power grid The power grid has an Tighten the power grid input cable.
open phase open phase, or the Power off the driver and verify that the
or power grid voltage is input power supply voltage meets the
undervoltag below the lower specifications.
e threshold.
F-12 Heat  A cable of the fan  Tighten cables connected to the fan
dissipation is loosened or terminals.
fan fault disconnected.  Clear obstacles in the fan.
 The fan is blocked.  Replace the fan. For details, see
 The fan is 4.2.1 Replacing a Heat Dissipation
damaged. Fan.
F-13 Fan service The total runtime of Replace the fan and clear the fan
life ended the fan exceeds the runtime. For details, see E-14 in 3.3.2.3
lifespan recommended Setting Parameters.
by the fan
manufacturer.


Code
F-14 DC bus  A power grid input  Tighten the power grid input cable.
undervoltag cable is loosened.  Power off the driver and verify that
e  The power grid the input power supply voltage
voltage is too low. meets the specifications.
F-15 DC bus The power grid voltage Power off the driver and verify that the
overvoltage exceeds the upper input power supply voltage meets the
threshold. specifications.
F-17 Inverter  The heat  Replace the fan. For details, see
power dissipation fan is 4.2.1 Replacing a Heat Dissipation
component damaged. Fan.
overtemper  The ambient  Power off the driver and power it on
ature temperature after the ambient temperature drops
exceeds the upper to a proper level.
threshold.
F-18 Inverter  The driver output  Cut off the three-phase power
output U cable is grounded. supply and check whether the driver
phase  The driver output output cable is damaged or
overcurrent cable is grounded. For details, see the power
short-circuited. component alarm handling methods.
 Replace the fan.
 The fan is
damaged.
F-19 Inverter  The driver output  See the output grounded alarm
output V cable is grounded. handling method.
phase  The driver output  See the power component alarm
overcurrent cable is handling methods.
short-circuited.  Replace the fan.
 The fan is
damaged.
F-20 Inverter  The driver output  Cut off the three-phase power
output W cable is grounded. supply and check whether the driver
phase  The driver output output cable is damaged or
overcurrent cable is grounded. For details, see the power
short-circuited. component alarm handling methods.
 Replace the fan.
 The fan is
damaged.
F-21 The The sampling circuit is Replace the fan driver. For details, see
sampling damaged. 4.2.2 Replacing a Fan Driver.
zero offset
exceeds the
zero offset
calibration
error limit.
F-22 Output The driver output cable Cut off the three-phase power supply
cable is short-circuited or and check whether the driver output


Code
grounded. grounded. cable is damaged or grounded.
F-24 Output The fan three-phase Check whether the fan is damaged.
current loads are imbalanced.
imbalance
F-25 Pressure  A cable of the  Tighten the pressure sensor
sensor pressure sensor is terminals.
exception loosened.  Replace the pressure sensor.
 The pressure sensor
has failed.
F-26 Fan  The fan  Tighten cables connected to the fan
overtemper overtemperature overtemperature feedback
ature feedback cable is terminals.
loosened.  Clean the fan and remove obstacles
 The outdoor unit is to ensure that the fan works
dirty or blocked. properly.
 The fan is  Replace the fan.
damaged.
F-28 Driver Honeycomb holes in Clean the honeycomb holes using a
internal the driver rear panel brush.
overtemper are dirty or blocked.
ature
If an alarm is displayed for an outdoor unit or a fan driver needs to be adjusted, contact the Huawei
customer service center for help. If the yellow, green, and red LED indicators are all on, a pressure
sensor is short-circuited. In this case, you must power off the unit and verify the pressure sensor cabling
before powering it on again.
3.4 Control Mode

Figure 3-4 shows the fan driver control modes.
Upon receiving a running command from the primary control module, a fan driver starts the
fan if the condensing pressure reaches Pon.
 If the condensing pressure reaches Pon, a fan driver starts the fan, and the fan rotates at
the FreqOn frequency.
 If the condensing pressure is between Pon and Pmax, the fan rotation frequency changes
almost linearly as the condensing pressure changes.
 If the condensing pressure exceeds Pmax, the fan rotates at full speed, and the fan
rotation frequency is FreqMax.
 When the condensing pressure decreases from Pon to a value between Poff and Pon, the
fan rotation frequency changes almost linearly as the condensing pressure changes.

 If the condensing pressure drops below Poff, the fan driver stops output and shuts down
the fan.
 Curve parameters must be set as instructed by Figure 3-4.
Figure 3-4 Operating logic
The horizontal ordinate stands for the condensing pressure. The vertical coordinate indicates the fan
rotation frequency (rotation speed) under the current condensing pressure.

User Manual 4 Maintenance and Part Replacement
4 Maintenance and Part Replacement
4.1 Routine Maintenance

Table 4-1 and Table 4-2 describe the indoor unit maintenance items.
 Perform the troubleshooting with the power off: If an exception is identified and needs to be handled,
you must power off the outdoor unit first.
 Check and perform the troubleshooting with the power off: Before checking and exception handling,
you must power off the outdoor unit first.
Table 4-1 Monthly maintenance items
Item Check that Troubleshooting Remarks
Refrigerant The refrigerant pipes Secure the pipe Perform the

Pipes are secured. support. troubleshooting with
the power off.
All refrigerant pipes Evacuating the Perform the
are clean without refrigerant, and repair troubleshooting with
leaking and eroding. the leak on the pipe. the power off.
The thermal insulator Rewrap the thermal Perform the
on the refrigerant pipe insulator. troubleshooting with
is not damaged. the power off.
Condenser The fins are not Restore the fins by Perform the
pushed down. using a wire brush. troubleshooting with
the power off.
The air intake section Clean up obstacles on Perform the
of the condenser and the inlet and outlet. troubleshooting with
the air exhaust section the power off.
of the fan are
unblocked.
The fins are not Clean the fins. Perform the
blocked. troubleshooting with
the power off.
Rear Panel of Verify that honeycomb Clean the honeycomb Perform the


the electric holes on the rear panel holes using a brush. troubleshooting with
control box of the electric control the power off.
box are not dirty or
blocked.
1. For the outdoor units of the NetCol500-A0365S11E0 and NetCol500-A0265S11E0, it is

recommended that you spray anticorrosive epoxy paint on the exposed copper pipes of the
condenser to a thickness of 50–80 µm once every six months.
2. In heavy snow situations, clean up snow from the fan, pipes, electric control box, and
low-temperature component of the outdoor unit in time.
Table 4-2 Semi-annual maintenance items
Rack Ensure that the rack is Fasten the screws. Perform the
secured to the ground. troubleshooting with
the power off.
Fans The fan connection Secure the fan Check and perform the
box is intact and connection box. troubleshooting with
secured. the power off.
The net cover and flow Maintain or replace the Perform the
deflecting ring are net cover. troubleshooting with
independent of each the power off.
other and not
deformed or damaged.
The fan runs smoothly Replace the fan. Perform the
without abnormal troubleshooting with
voice or vibration, and the power off.
the blades rotate in the
direction as the
symbols show.
Electric Cables are connected Secure the terminals. Check and perform the
control properly. troubleshooting with
system the power off.
The cable holes of the Check whether the Check and perform the
electrical control box waterproof connector troubleshooting with
are properly sealed. is aging, if yes, replace the power off.
a new one.
Cables are not Replace the cables. Check and perform the
damaged or aged. troubleshooting with
the power off.
The electrical control Clean up the water in Check and perform the


box is free from water. the box and check the troubleshooting with
reason for leaking. the power off.
Low-tempera Bolts are properly Tighten bolts. Check and perform the
ture tightened. troubleshooting with
component the power off.
Cables are securely Check the cable Check and perform the
connected. connection. If the troubleshooting with
cable is loose, secure the power off.
it.
Sunshade Verify that screws on Screw N/A
the sunshade are
tightened.
4.2 Part Replacement

4.2.1 Replacing a Heat Dissipation Fan
Prerequisites
Skip this step for the NetCol500-A026SC11E0.
A heat dissipation fan is a vulnerable component, and must be replaced once damaged. For
scenarios when a heat dissipation fan must be replaced, refer to Table 3-7.
Figure 4-1 shows the position of the heat dissipation fan.
Figure 4-1 Position of the heat dissipation fan
(1) Heat dissipation fan
 Recommended tools and materials: M4 and M6 torque socket wrenches, a Phillips

screwdriver, diagonal pliers, cable ties, a new Heat Dissipation Fan.
 Preparations: Shut down the system and cut off external power supplies.

Procedure
Step 1 Open the front panel of the driver.
Step 2 Remove the heat dissipation fan.
Figure 4-2 Removing a heat dissipation fan
1. Cut cable ties securing heat dissipation fan cables using the diagonal pliers, as shown in
(1) in Figure 4-2.
2. Unplug the heat dissipation fan terminals, as shown in (2) in Figure 4-2.
3. Unfasten the three M4 bolts, as shown in (3) in Figure 4-2, and remove the fan from the
driver.
Step 3 Remove the three M4 screws connecting the heat dissipation fan with the structure, remove
the sheet metal, and take out the fan.
Step 4 Install the new fan in the inverted sequence of Step 3–Step 1. During the installation, tighten
M4 and M6 screws to torques of 1.2 N·m and 3 N·m respectively using a socket wrench.
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4.2.2 Replacing a Fan Driver

Prerequisites
This section applies to all the models except NetCol500-A026SC11E0 and describes how to
replace a NetCol500-A0725C11E0 fan driver.
A damaged fan driver must be replaced. For scenarios when a fan driver must be replaced,
refer to Table 3-7.
 Recommended tools and materials: M4/M6 torque wrenches, two adjustable wrenches, a
Phillips screwdriver, two flat-head screwdrivers (4 mm and 2 mm), a pair of diagonal
pliers, multiple cable ties, and a new fan driver.

After replacing a fan driver, If the fan type is not set, the system may malfunction. For
example, the system may shut down when the ambient temperature is high and a
high-pressure alarm is generated.
Procedure
Step 1 On the home screen of the indoor unit, tap About to view the indoor unit software version.
Step 2 On the home screen of the indoor unit, tap Shutdown. After the system shuts down, cut off
external power supplies.
Step 3 Open the front panel of the electric control box.
Step 4 Loosen the PG waterproof terminals of the fan driver counterclockwise using an adjustable
wrench, as shown in Figure 4-3.
Figure 4-3 Loosening the PG waterproof terminals
There is only one waterproof terminal of the pressure sensor at the bottom of fan drivers of some
outdoor unit models.
Step 5 Remove external cables from the ports shown in Figure 4-4, and remove the interconnection
terminal of the temperature sensor (some models do not have this sensor).

Figure 4-4 External cable ports
(1) Pressure (2) Three-phase output (3) Outdoor fan overtemperature

sensor terminals port protection port
(4) N wire (5) General circuit breaker (6) Indoor and outdoor unit signal cables
terminal bar (dry contact signal cables or RS485
communications cables)
(7) Grounding (8) Interconnection
cooper bar terminal of a temperature
sensor
Step 6 Remove the two screws that secure the sheet metal of the temperature sensor probe, and
remove the screw that secures the sensor probe.

Figure 4-5 Removing the temperature sensor probe
Step 7 Pull out the sensor probe from the waterproof terminal, and take out the temperature sensor
inside the driver.
Step 8 Take all cables disconnected from the PG waterproof terminal out of the waterproof terminal
outside the driver.
Step 9 Unfasten the six M4 screws in the mounting ears at both sides of the fan driver, as shown in
Figure 4-6. Remove the fan driver.

Figure 4-6 Removing the fan driver
Step 10 Install the new fan driver in the sequence of Step 9 to Step 3.
1. NetCol500-A072 (two fans): When installing the fan cables, you are recommended to remove the
waterproof terminal of Fan1 first because of limited space. When the cable in waterproof terminal of
Fan2 is done, install the cable in waterproof terminal of Fan1.
2. Method of installing the cables: Route the cables, and connect the cable to terminals. Reserve some
cables in the driver. Clamping the inner hex nut using an adjustable wrench, turn the PG connector
using another adjustable wrench, and then tighten the PG connector.
3. Install the front cover of the fan driver using an M6 torque wrench, and tighten screws to a torque of
3 N·m.
Step 11 Power on the device. Before starting a fan driver for the first time, you must configure the
outdoor fan type.
If the software version is V200R001 or an earlier version, or if the software version is
V200R002 or a later version and dry contact connection is used between indoor unit and
outdoor unit, perform the following operations when the indoor unit is shut down.
1. When the outdoor unit is shut down, manually modify the E-02 parameter (Fan type
selection) based on the outdoor fan type. For details about fan types represented by
different parameter values, refer to Table 3-5.
2. Set the E-12 parameter (Command for writing a parameter value into the EEPROM) to
1.
3. Power off the outdoor unit and then power it on.
If the software version is V200R002 or a later version and RS485 connection is used between
indoor unit and outdoor unit, perform this operation when the indoor unit is shut down.
1. On the home screen of the indoor unit, choose Settings > System Settings > Outdoor
Fan.

2. Set Outdoor unit type and Outdoor fan type based on the actual situation. When
replacing the NetCol500-A0725C11E0 fan driver, set Outdoor unit type to
NetCol500-A0725C11E0, and set Outdoor fan type to Dual fan; freq: 50 Hz.
 Except NetCol500-A072 for double fans, and the rest outdoor units are single fans.
 The rated frequency can be found on the nameplate of the fan, and the nameplate is pasted on the
side of the fan connecting box. If there are 50 Hz words on the nameplate, select freq: 50 Hz. If
there are 50 Hz and 60 Hz words on the nameplate, select freq: 60 Hz.
----End
4.2.3 Replacing a Fan

Prerequisites
 Recommended tools and materials: torque wrench, Phillips screwdriver, socket wrench,
small flat-head screwdriver (2 mm), diagonal pliers, cable ties, and new fan
Procedure
Step 1 Cut the cable ties that secure fan cables using diagonal pliers.
Step 2 Remove the fan wiring box cover using a Phillips screwdriver, as shown by (1) in Figure 4-7,
and remove six cable terminals using a small flat-head screwdriver.
Figure 4-7 Removing the fan and guard

Step 3 Loosen the waterproof cable terminal, as shown by (2) in Figure 4-7, and pull the cable out of
the wiring box.
Step 4 Remove the four screws that secure the fan guard using a socket wrench, as shown by (3) in
Figure 4-7, and take off the fan and guard.
Step 5 Remove the four screws that connect the fan and guard using a torque wrench, and take off
the faulty fan.
Figure 4-8 Separating the fan from the guard
Step 6 Install the new fan in the sequence from Step 5 to Step 1.
Step 7 After re-power on, on the home screen of the indoor unit, choose Maint > Diagnostic
Mode > Enter, and set the outdoor unit speed to 100%. After the outdoor unit has run for 5
minutes, check that the outdoor fan is running properly and no alarm is raised.
Step 8 After confirmation, set the outdoor unit speed to 0% and exit from the diagnostic mode.
----End

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2.9 Cable Connections ...................................................................................................................................................... 45

3 Outdoor Fan Driver .................................................................................................................... 53

4 Maintenance and Part Replacement ........................................................................................ 67

A NetCol500-A026S Electric Diagram ........................................................................................ 77

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1.1 Model Description

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Figure 1-1 Model description

1.2 Product Appearance and Composition

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Figure 1-2 Appearance

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Figure 1-3 NetCol500 outdoor unit composition

(1) Condenser (2) Fan driver

1.3 Technical Parameters

Figure 1-4 Dimensions of the NetCol500 series products

Table 1-1 lists the NetCol500 series products technical parameters.

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Table 1-1 Technical specifications of the NetCol500 series products

NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500-

Power 220–240 V 380–480 V AC, 3 Ph/N/PEa, 50 Hz/60 Hz (for a unit with a

Net weight 91 kg 132 kg 110 kg 130 kg/147 195 kg

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NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500- NetCol500-

1.4 Optional Component Specifications

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Table 1-2 Heater specifications

Power supply 220–240 V AC, 1 Ph, 50 Hz/60 Hz

Table 1-3 Low-temperature component specifications

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Figure 1-5 shows the appearance and dimensions of a sunshade.

Figure 1-5 Appearance and dimensions of a sunshade (unit: mm)

Sunshades do not apply to the NetCol500-A026.

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2.1 Installation Requirements

2.1.2 Special Environmental Requirements

2.1.3 Space Requirements

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Figure 2-1 Space requirements for horizontal installation (unit: mm)

Figure 2-2 Space requirements for vertical installation (unit: mm)

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2.1.4 Concrete Base Requirements

Concrete Base Requirements for Horizontal Installation

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Figure 2-5 Concrete base dimensions