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Frequent High Discharge Pressure alarms and shutdowns ACS100
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Posted: 2021-06-2805:59 AM. Last Modified: 2024-03-1802:58 AM
Frequent High Discharge Pressure alarms and shutdowns ACS100
We have an InRow SC ACS100 that has been installed for about a year. It's purely a backup to a primary installed AC unit in a fairly small server room. The InRow unit, when we are utilizing during primary AC failure frequently shuts down due to High Discharge Pressure. When it does run it will typically hover around 530 psi. I am in a situation now where only a few minutes after turning the unit the pressure builds until it shuts itself off for a while and then tries again. Sometimes I can put the unit in standby for an hour and it will run again for 8+ hours without a problem.
It is vented into a pretty large plenum that covers a large area.
Can you provide some information on how I might reduce the discharge pressure or what I should be targeting in terms of settings? Thanks.