TRANE AXM-XLA Two Stage Compression Assures Heat Pump Instructions
- May 15, 2024
- Trane
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**TRANE AXM-XLA Two Stage Compression Assures Heat Pump Instructions
**
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
Two-stage compression assures heat pump heating down to -30°F (-34°C)
ambient.
Trane’s agile engineering is fast tracking innovations so that more buildings
can electrify heat efficiently and effectively—and replace carbon-producing
boilers.
Trane® Thermafit™ Modular Air-to-Water Heat Pump Model AXM-XLA (Extra-Low
Ambient)
Now the easy-to-install Thermafit modular air-to-water heat pump AXM can
provide reliable, all-electric cooling or heating, even during severe cold
snaps. AXM-XLA sources heat from ambient air in cold climates. Two-stage
compression technology extends the effective operating range of the scroll
compressor to provide reliable comfort in the coldest climates.
Comprehensive Chiller-Heater System Approach
Trane systems experts work with engineers and building owners to understand
their specific performance requirements. When Thermafit AXM-XLA is controlled
by our pre-engineered system applications
in Tracer SC+, systems can optimize efficiency and comfort yearround, even in
ASHRAE climate zone 7 with typical heating design day temperatures at -30°F
(-34°C)
Unit Details
Two-stage compression technology is key to operating effectively in cold climates. (Two scroll compressors in series.) Modular flexibility enables defrost staging between multiple units for continuous heating reliability.
- Minimum 2 modules, expandable up to 5 module bank
- 264 to 660 MBH heating at -20°F (-29°C) ambient with hot water temperatures up to 154°F (67°C)
- 20 – 50 tons of cooling
- Low GWP R-454B refrigerant
General Data
Voltage| Length| Width| Height| Operating
Weight
460/60/3
575/60/3| 94.8 in.| 48.0 in| 92.5 in.| 3,500 lbs.
** You can help us solve electrification challenges.**
By putting our engineering minds together, we can speed forward to take carbon
out of buildings worldwide.
Collaborate with Trane. Let’s work together to move electrification forward faster.
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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