Installation Instructions
Downflow Kit for EBP, EBX, EBW and EBV Series
These instructions must be read and understood completely before attempting installation.
Fire Hazard
The purpose of the subbase assembly is to maintain
a 1" clearance to combustible materials.
Attach supply duct to inner flange of subbase.
Failure to do so can result in fire, bodily injury or
death.
The downfiow conversion for slope units
following items:
Coil bracket (1)
Coil baffle (1)
Screws (2)
Foam gasket (1)
requires the
WARNING: Before beginning any installation or
modification, be sure the main electrical disconnect
switch is in the OFF position. Tag the disconnect
switch with a suitable warning label. Electrical shock
can cause personal injury or death.
INTRODUCTION
Fan coils are factory-shipped for upfiow or horizontal-left
applications. This instruction covers the installation of
downfiow conversion kit on models EBP, EBX, EBW and
EBV fan coils. The kit provides a means of installing fan coils
in a downfiow position.
DESCRIPTION AND USAGE
The downfiow conversion kits are available for use on slope
and A-coil versions of previously mentioned fan coils. When
installed, the kit will provide proper condensate water
drainage, as well as a means of supporting the coil. See unit
Installation Instructions for proper kit part numbers.
The downfiow conversion for A-coil units requires the
following items:
Coil bracket (2)
Support strap (1)
Drainage hole plugs (2)
Angle (2)
Screws (4)
Air seal (1)
NOTE: The fan coils are factory shipped for upfiow or
horizontal-left applications. Installation of the Downfiow
Conversion Kit should be complete before the fan coil unit
is positioned to ensure side access required for installation
of the coil brackets.
NOTE: If unit has electric heat with a circuit breaker, refer
to electric heater Installation Instructions for repositioning of
breaker assembly.
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--_ Fig. 1--Downflow A-Coil Brackets and
Support Strap Location
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Fig. 2mPosition of Angles on A-Coil
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