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HAC Self-Contained 30kW R410A

Heinen & Hopman HAC Self-Contained 30kW R410A is identified in the source list as a marine self-contained air-conditioning unit. It is installed in an HVAC machinery space or locally within the served accommodation or technical zone, with cooling-water, refrigerant, air and electrical connections appropriate to the design. Its purpose is to remove heat and humidity from shipboard spaces and maintain the required accommodation or equipment-room climate. The source record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. The system combines compressor, evaporator, condenser, fans or pumps, expansion control and safety devices, with central chilled-water distribution used where applicable. The exact model designation and any source-listed capacity or power distinguish cooling duty and electrical arrangement from neighboring AC units; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

cooling capacity kw 30
heating capacity kw 24.0
refrigerant R410A
air flow m3h 4500

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Common failures & inspection points

●Loss of cooling caused by refrigerant leakage, resulting in long compressor run time, low capacity or protective trips
●Condenser or evaporator fouling caused by dust, salt, scale or blocked flow, resulting in reduced capacity and abnormal refrigerant pressures
●Fan, pump or compressor failure caused by bearing, motor or electrical faults, resulting in loss of airflow or cooling circulation
●Condensate-drain blockage caused by dirt or poor drainage, resulting in water leakage around the unit
●Sensor, expansion-control or electronic fault caused by component failure or poor calibration, resulting in unstable temperature, icing or repeated alarms

Service & Maintenance

Inspect refrigerant piping, compressors, heat exchangers, fans or pumps, filters, condensate drains and electrical terminals. Clean air and water-side heat-transfer surfaces and maintain unobstructed airflow or cooling-water flow. Investigate abnormal compressor cycling, icing or repeated pressure trips rather than resetting the unit without diagnosis. Check condensate drainage under cooling load and inspect insulation for moisture damage. Verify temperature sensors and control devices respond correctly. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for refrigerant charge, pressures, water flow, electrical settings and service values.

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Replacement Parts

Keep air filters, fan or pump service parts, temperature and pressure sensors, control boards or relays, drain parts and manufacturer-recommended refrigeration components. Refrigerant, compressor and expansion-control spares must match the exact approved system. Verify electrical supply and model compatibility before replacement.
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