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1 E4 HVACR Electrical Installation
#3 Circuit breakers, disconnects, and fuses

2 HVAC Installation The following diagram shows that several different voltages could be used in one installation: 240 volts for the condensing unit 120 volts for the air handler or gas furnace 24 volts for the control circuit © 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

3 HVAC Power Needs in a Home
Thermostat 70 80 60 50 Service Entrance Furnace Disconnect Electric Panel A/C Disconnect Furnace 240 Volts Condensing Unit 120 Volts Control Wiring 24 Volts © 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

4 Single Phase Electric Panel
The following drawing shows how circuit breakers access the incoming power © 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

5 Electric Panel Main Power 240v / 120v -1Ø Main Breaker
Double Pole Circuit Breaker 240v Bus Bars 240v Circuit Single Pole Circuit Breaker 120v 120v Circuit Neutral Ground © 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

6 Disconnects The electrical code requires a safety switch at the equipment to disconnect power if necessary © 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

7 Safety switch with a circuit breaker for a
Indoor Disconnect Safety switch with a circuit breaker for a heat pump air handler © 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

8 Outdoor Safety Switch / Disconnect
Courtesy of Carrier © 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

9 Different Types of Disconnects
Some disconnects are just switches Some are switches with circuit breakers or fuses Some are “pull-outs” that may or may not be fused © 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

10 “Pull-out” Fused Disconnect
© 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1

11 End of Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses
© 2005 Refrigeration Training Services - E4#3 Circuit Breakers, Disconnects, and Fuses v1.1


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