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STANDARD FEATURES 

CABINET 

 

The OWC-Series cabinet is constructed of 18 gauge steel with a gray polyester powder 
coated finish that will compliment any decor. The entire cabinet is insulated with a sound- 
absorbing insulation for cool, quiet comfort.  All units come equipped with swivel casters 
for portability and convenient set-up. 

 

ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT 

 

All AQUACOOLER units are equipped with a non-programmable electronic thermostat.  
When power is connected to the unit, the thermostat will control the unit to cool a space to 
the desired temperature.  The thermostat is also capable of controlling the fan to operate 
automatically (when needed) or continuously.  To protect the compressor from short-
cycling, there is a built-in time delay in the thermostat.   In the event of a power outage, all 
thermostat settings are saved, and the unit will re-start automatically.   

 

FAN SPEED CONTROL 

 

The electronic thermostat is capable of setting fan speeds automatically or manually.  In 
AUTO mode, the fan speed adjusts in according to cooling conditions.  In MANUAL 
mode, the fan speed can be maintained at a one of six speed levels, from low to high. 

 

CONDITION ALARM—CON 

 

The LED thermostat of the AQUACOOLER  will display the word “CON” , indicating a fault 
condition in the controller.  CON indicates that there is a condensate condition that needs 
to be addressed or the high pressure switch has been tripped.  For models less than 5-
tons, the CON indicates that the condensate tank is full and needs to be emptied. In the 5
-ton AQUACOOLER units (model OWC60) CON indicates a condensate pump over-flow 
condition where the pump is either disabled, or incapable of rejecting the condensate 
water, and must be serviced.  For the high pressure switch, see below.  

 

CONDENSATE PUMP 

 

All AQUACOOLER units come equipped with an Automatic Condensate Pump that dis-
poses of the condensate.  The pump discharges through a 3/8 male flare DRAIN connec-
tion located on the back of the unit.  The automatic pump is capable of a 20ft lift, to han-
dle almost about any installation requirement.

 

 

HIGH PRESSURE SAFETY SWITCH—CON 

 

Located on the back of the AQUACOOLER unit is a manual re-set high pressure switch, 
used for the protection of the compressor in the event that the condenser water supply is 
turned off.  If the condensing pressure exceeds the limit setting, the cut-out shuts down 
the compressor, while the evaporator fan remains running, and “CON” will display on the 
controller.  Once the water interruption has been corrected, turn the unit off, reset the 
switch by depressing the red RESET button on the back of the unit, and restart the unit.   

 

FILTERS 

 

All AQUACOOLER units are equipped with washable a filter at the air intake. Electrostatic  
mesh air filters located behind the evaporator return air grill serve to filter the air before it 
is cooled, keeping the coil free from dust build-up.  The filters can be easily removed and 
cleaned. 

 

POWER CORDS 

 

All AQUACOOLER units come with power cords, convenient connection and portability.  
All units except the 5-ton models, and 3-phase models are equipped with LCDI for added 
safety devices.  

Summary of Contents for OWC series

Page 1: ...ENGINEERING INSTALLATION AND SERVICE MANUAL OWC series Deluxe Portable Water Cooled Spot Cooler Form EISM OWC 110114 Rev 1...

Page 2: ...nd operation of the Oceanaire Air Boss spot cooler It is recom mended to read and fully understand the instructions outlined within this manual before operating the AQUACOOLER unit As with all commerc...

Page 3: ...bjects through a dis charge grill located on the upper front of the unit while rejecting heat from the top of the unit The AQUACOOLER models range in cool ing capacities from 12 000 BTU HR to 60 050 B...

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Page 5: ...ndensate tank is full and needs to be emptied In the 5 ton AQUACOOLER units model OWC60 CON indicates a condensate pump over flow condition where the pump is either disabled or incapable of rejecting...

Page 6: ...ACOOLER is it operates as a room air conditioner because water is used as the means for heat rejection The major convenience of water cooled air conditioning is the convenience of connecting water hos...

Page 7: ...lity Re fer to the chart below for plug and receptacle details for all AQUACOOLER models A DAMAGED LCDI POWER SUPPLY CORD MUST BE REPLACED WITH A NEW POWER SUPPLY CORD OBTAINED FROM OCEAN AIRE AND NOT...

Page 8: ...ED IT IS RATED AT LEAST 20 AMPS 250 VOLTS 3 PHASE FOR MODELS OWC6032 AN EXTENSION CORD MAY BEUSED PRO VIDED IT IS RATED AT LEAST 30 AMPS 250 VOLTS 3 PHASE FOR MODELS OWC3634 AND OWC6034 AN EXTENSION C...

Page 9: ...7 AQUACOOLER UNIT ACCESSORIES...

Page 10: ...M DEP 10 10 Inch Round OWC12 DEP 12 12 Inch Round OWC18 24 36 DEP 16 16 Inch Round OWC60 DISCHARGE DUCT ADAPTER DDA 6 6 Inch Round OWC12 DDA 10 10 Inch Round OWC18 24 2DDA 16 16 inch Round OWC36 DDA 1...

Page 11: ...ximate extended length is 21 inches NK 2 for models OWC18 and OWC24 with 2 6 inch diameter nozzles with an approximate compressed length of 22 inches The approximate extended length is 32 nches 2NK 3...

Page 12: ...configuration and application information DEP 10 for OWC12 transitions the return air opening to a 10 inch round duct DEP 12 for OWC18 and OWC24 transitions the return opening to a 12 inch round duct...

Page 13: ...verts the evaporator discharge to a 10 inch diameter round duct 2DDA 16 for OWC36 converts the evaporator discharge to a 16 inch round duct DDA 16 FOR OWC60 converts the evaporator discharge to a 16 i...

Page 14: ...ose kits have FEMALE flare connectors to match the MALE flare fittings on the units see chart below The WATER IN connector consists of a 3 4 hose barb WATER OUT and DRAIN condensate have no fitting an...

Page 15: ...ssure are avail able CUPRO NICKEL CONDENSER When chemically treated water salt water or brine is used in the conden ser coil it is recommended that the AQUACOOLER be equipped with a 90 10 Cupro Nickel...

Page 16: ...cated on the back of the unit to make certain that the proper power is available for the unit Refer to Specifications section for voltage and amperage requirements For proper NEMA receptacles refer to...

Page 17: ...will then go blank Press the POWER button then press the TEMP SELECT button until the SET POINT is displayed Adjust the SET POINT to the desired temperature and the unit will heat cool as required Th...

Page 18: ...d value is displayed 6 Use the MODE button to scroll through the programmable parameters P1 through P16 7 If no buttons are pushed the display will then return to the OFF position after about 50 secon...

Page 19: ...urs 03 and 486 3486 hours 01 and 59 1059 hours TOTAL HOURS REPRESENTS COMPRESSOR RUN TIME MODEL CODE SETTINGS OWC12 P1 85 P2 35 OWC18 P1 80 P2 50 OWC24 P1 70 P2 50 OWC36 P1 85 P2 40 OWC60 P1 85 P2 45...

Page 20: ...he water supply line In these cases it is recommended that the water valve be adjusted 1 Disconnect the unit power 2 Remove the unit back panel and locate the water regulat ing valve in the lower righ...

Page 21: ...to locate the control box Disconnect wires and remove power module Install new power module and re wire in accordance with the wiring diagram C CONDENSATE PUMP ALL UNITS 1 Remove back panel and left...

Page 22: ...MEDY Make sure set point is lower than room temperature Look for a red dot to the right of the temperature displayed for cooling Note there is a delay for the compressor CAUSE Thermostat Loose display...

Page 23: ...hem in a solution of warm water and detergent for 10 minutes Then rinsing them clean with hot water and shaking excess moisture from filter CONDENSATE PUMP Condensate pumps come standard on all AQUACO...

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Page 32: ...accordance with the furnished written instructions or has been altered or modified in any way b to any expenses including labor or material incurred during removal or reinstallation of the Product c t...

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