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AHU-M Split 200kW R134a

Novenco Marine AHU-M Split 200kW R134a is a shipboard unit in the Air Conditioning group, classified in the source as Split AC Unit. It is normally installed in an HVAC machinery room, technical space, deckhouse service area or near the conditioned zone, according to whether it is a central chiller or split unit. Its primary duty is to remove heat from accommodation, control rooms or technical spaces and maintain the required indoor climate through a chilled-water or direct-expansion refrigeration circuit. In service it interfaces with refrigerant piping, seawater or freshwater cooling where fitted, chilled-water circuits, air-handling equipment, electrical supply and the vessel automation system. Compared with neighboring entries in the same product family, this record is the exact Novenco Marine AHU-M Split 200kW R134a variant; the model designation should be retained unchanged when matching onboard documentation and spares. For exact limits, settings, test values and approved maintenance criteria, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Novenco Marine AHU-M Split 200kW R134a

Components & Design

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Technical Data

cooling capacity kw 200
heating capacity kw 160.0
refrigerant R134a
air flow m3h 30000

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Common failures & inspection points

Refrigerant loss from leaking joints, seals or heat-exchanger circuits, typically indicated by reduced cooling capacity, low-pressure alarms or repeated compressor cycling
Condenser fouling or poor cooling-water flow from scale, marine growth or blocked strainers, typically indicated by high condensing pressure, elevated discharge temperature or capacity loss
Compressor wear or electrical fault from inadequate lubrication, contamination or repeated overload, typically indicated by abnormal noise, high current, trip alarms or failure to start
Evaporator or chilled-water flow restriction from fouling, air locks or pump problems, typically indicated by poor cooling, unstable temperatures or low-flow alarms
Sensor, controller or expansion-control malfunction from failed electronics or incorrect calibration, typically indicated by unstable superheat, hunting, nuisance trips or incorrect temperature indication

Service & Maintenance

Check refrigerant condition and leak evidence, compressor sound and oil condition where applicable, heat-exchanger cleanliness, cooling-water or chilled-water flow, filters, sensors, safeties and alarm history; use manufacturer documentation for exact pressures, temperatures, charge and test limits.

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Replacement Parts

Carry approved filter-driers, seals and gaskets, control sensors, contactors or relays, belts or fan components where fitted, and the specified refrigerant-handling consumables appropriate to the installed system.
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