MRCOOL® Hyper Heat Central Ducted System | 24K, 36K, 48K, 60K

MRCOOL® Hyper Heat Central Ducted Product Highlights

Mobile Home Approved

The Central Ducted Hyper Heat Air Handler is made to accommodate the high static requirements for manufactured and modular homes.

Multi-Positional

This unit is compatible with upflow, downflow and horizontal configurations.

Enhanced Heating

Winter Comfort: Long after other heat pumps have been stopped in their tracks by winter weather, the MRCOOL® Central Ducted Hyper Heat keeps your home warm and cozy when you need it the most.

Thermostat Included

The included wired thermostat has a variety of options to keep your home the temperature you want it to be.

Optional Heating Kit

Optional heat kits available in 5kw, 8kw, 10kw, 15kw, and 20kw.

Follow Me® Function

The Central Ducted Hyper Heat will track the air temperature around you using the remote to ensure you receive maximum comfort.

Thermostat Compatibility

Different Thermostat Options: Compatible with any third party thermostat including NEST® thermostats.

Gold Fin® Condenser

Live on the coast? Don’t worry, our condenser is built to resist long term corrosion.

Installing the MRCOOL Central Ducted Hyper Heat System requires careful planning and adherence to specific requirements to ensure optimal performance and efficiency. Here are the key installation requirements - Professional HVAC Technician is required:

MRCOOL Central Ducted Hyper Heat System Installation Checklist

Pre-Installation

1. Site Assessment

   • Conduct a thorough assessment of the installation site.
   • Ensure adequate space and clearance for indoor and outdoor units.
   • Verify structural integrity of mounting locations.

2. Load Calculation

   • Perform Manual J load calculation to determine proper system sizing.

3. Ductwork Evaluation

   • Inspect existing ductwork for leaks, damage, or inefficiencies.
   • Ensure duct system is adequately sized and sealed.
   • Plan for any necessary ductwork modifications or upgrades.

Indoor Unit Installation

4. Location Selection

   • Choose a central location (e.g., basement, attic, or utility room).
   • Ensure the indoor unit is level and properly supported.

5. Mounting the Indoor Unit

   • Secure the indoor unit to a stable surface.

6. Electrical Connections

   • Ensure proper electrical supply and grounding.
   • Install a dedicated 240-volt circuit.
   • Connect indoor unit wiring according to manufacturer specifications.

7. Condensate Drainage

   • Install condensate drain line with proper slope.
   • Verify drainage to an appropriate point.
   • Install condensate pump if necessary.

Outdoor Unit Installation

8. Location Selection

   • Place outdoor unit on a flat, stable surface (e.g., concrete pad).
   • Ensure outdoor unit is at least 12 inches above ground level.
   • Maintain manufacturer-recommended clearance around unit (typically 24 inches on all sides, 60 inches above).

9. Mounting the Outdoor Unit

   • Secure outdoor unit to concrete pad or mounting surface.

10. Electrical Connections

    • Ensure proper electrical supply and grounding.
    • Connect outdoor unit wiring according to manufacturer specifications.

Refrigerant Lines

11. Connecting Refrigerant Lines

    • Use MRCOOL® No-Vac® Quick Connect® Line Set.
    • Ensure lines are properly sized and insulated.
    • Check for secure connections without vacuuming or flare welding.
    • Ensure kink-resistant design is maintained.

12. System Charging

    • Verify refrigerant levels.
    • Check for leaks in the refrigerant lines.

Ductwork Integration

13. Connecting to Ductwork
    • Connect indoor unit to existing or new ductwork.
    • Ensure all connections are sealed with mastic or foil tape.
    • Install supply and return air plenums as needed.

System Testing and Final Checks

14. System Testing

    • Test system operation in heating and cooling modes.
    • Verify proper refrigerant levels and electrical connections.
    • Measure airflow and temperature differentials.
    • Ensure thermostat functionality.

15. User Instructions

    • Provide homeowner with system operation instructions.
    • Explain the use of smart thermostat and remote controls.
    • Discuss regular maintenance needs (e.g., filter changes, inspections).

16. Maintenance Schedule

    • Set up a maintenance schedule for regular system checks and servicing.

Post-Installation

17. Warranty Activation

    • Ensure 10-year warranty for compressor, parts, and labor is in place.
    • Confirm no registration process is needed; labor warranty is automatically activated upon installation.

18. Final Inspection

    • Perform a final inspection of the entire system.
    • Ensure all components are securely installed and operating correctly.
    • Clean up the installation site.

Following this comprehensive checklist will ensure that the MRCOOL Central Ducted Hyper Heat System is installed correctly and efficiently, providing reliable performance and optimal comfort for years to come. Always refer to the installation manual for specific details and guidelines. Hiring a certified HVAC professional is recommended to guarantee all requirements are met.

MRCOOL® Hyper Heat Central Ducted Specs

Maintenance Tips for MRCOOL Central Ducted Hyper Heat System

Regular maintenance of the MRCOOL Central Ducted Hyper Heat System is crucial to ensure optimal performance, energy efficiency, and longevity. Here are some maintenance tips to keep your system running smoothly:

Monthly Maintenance

1. Air Filter Inspection and Replacement
   • Check Filters: Inspect air filters monthly and replace them if they are dirty or clogged.
   • Replacement Schedule: Replace filters every 1-3 months, depending on usage and indoor air quality.

Quarterly Maintenance

2. Outdoor Unit Inspection

   • Clear Debris: Remove leaves, dirt, and debris from around the outdoor unit to maintain proper airflow.
   • Check Unit: Inspect the outdoor unit for any visible damage or obstruction.

3. Indoor Unit Inspection

   • Clean Vents: Ensure that all supply and return vents are clean and unobstructed.
   • Inspect Components: Check for any visible signs of wear or damage to the indoor unit components.

Biannual Maintenance

4. System Cleaning

   • Evaporator and Condenser Coils: Clean the evaporator and condenser coils to improve efficiency and prevent system strain.
   • Condensate Drain: Inspect and clean the condensate drain line to prevent clogs and water damage.

5. Thermostat Check

   • Test Thermostat: Ensure the thermostat is functioning correctly and accurately controlling the system.
   • Replace Batteries: Replace thermostat batteries if necessary.

Annual Maintenance

6. Professional Inspection

   • Hire a Professional: Schedule an annual inspection and maintenance service with a certified HVAC technician. They will perform a comprehensive check and service of the entire system.

7. Refrigerant Levels

   • Check Refrigerant: Have a professional check refrigerant levels and adjust if necessary to ensure efficient operation.

8. Electrical Connections

   • Inspect Wiring: Check all electrical connections for signs of wear, corrosion, or looseness, and have a professional address any issues.

9. Ductwork Inspection

   • Inspect and Seal: Inspect ductwork for leaks, damage, or disconnections. Seal any leaks with mastic or foil tape to improve efficiency.

As Needed Maintenance

10. Addressing Unusual Noises or Performance Issues

    • Monitor System: Pay attention to any unusual noises or changes in system performance. Unusual sounds, reduced airflow, or inconsistent temperatures may indicate a problem.
    • Immediate Action: Address any issues promptly to prevent further damage. Contact a professional if you are unsure how to proceed.

11. Updating System Software

    • Smart Controls: If your system includes smart controls or a connected thermostat, ensure that the software is up-to-date to take advantage of new features and improvements.

General Tips

12. Maintain Clearance

    • Outdoor Unit Clearance: Keep at least 24 inches of clearance around the outdoor unit and 60 inches above it to ensure proper airflow and efficient operation.
    • Indoor Unit Access: Ensure there is adequate space around the indoor unit for maintenance and inspection.

13. Monitor Energy Bills

    • Energy Usage: Monitor your energy bills for any unexpected increases, which could indicate a decrease in system efficiency.

14. Documentation

    • Keep Records: Maintain a log of all maintenance activities, including dates and details of inspections, cleanings, and repairs. This helps in tracking the system’s health and scheduling future maintenance.

15. Manufacturer’s Manual

    • Follow Guidelines: Always refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines and recommendations.

Regular maintenance of the MRCOOL Central Ducted Hyper Heat System is essential to ensure its efficient operation and longevity. By following these tips and scheduling professional inspections, you can keep your system running smoothly, save on energy costs, and maintain a comfortable indoor environment year-round.

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