Magic Aire

Yes.  Please contact Magic Aire Customer Service for a special quote.

All Magic Aire unit ventilators with Hydronic Coils include an automatic reset,  single-pole, double-throw low limit switch that changes state at 38°F and 42°F.  This is mounted on the leaving side of the coil (heating coil for 4-pipe).  The hydronic low limit is marked as LLT on the unit’s wiring diagram.

All Magic Aire unit ventilators with DX coils include an automatic reset,  single-pole, double-throw low limit switch that changes state at 28°F and 35°F.  This is mounted on the leaving side of the coil.  The DX low limit is marked as LLR on the unit’s wiring diagram.

Both low limits are snap-acting SPDT devices, with terminal 2 as the common.  Terminal 3 closes on temperature rise and Terminal 1 closes on temperature fall.

Magic Aire Unit Ventilators DX coils are ready for heat pump service using bi-flow thermal expansion valves.  Magic Aire controls do not have a heat pump sequence; therefore, controls will need to be provided by others.

For units with electric heat, Magic Aire can only certify back-up electric heat safety performance as we typically do not manufacture the outdoor unit.  The customer shall assume all liability for controls by others including electric heat performance and safety including the use of simultaneous electric heat.  Due to the wide operating range of airflows, Magic Aire recommends the use of SCR controls with simultaneous electric heat applications.

No. Unit Ventilator DX Coil TXV’s are biflow. Literature is available for each type (R-22 and R-410A).

Yes.  All unit ventilator DX coils come with a TXV.

The first reason could be that face and bypass control was selected.  Face and Bypass is not available with DX/Electric Heat configurations.

Another reason could be the number of heating elements selected.  The maximum number of heating elements available is 4 elements when in combination with a DX coil.

See coil combination chart below.

For Units 500-1500 CFM, the 5 row high capacity coils are 14 fpi and all other standard capacity coils are 10 fpi (hydronic and DX).  For 2000 CFM units, all of the coils (hydronic and DX) are 14 fpi. Therefore, there is not a different coil for “standard capacity 5 row coil” and a “high capacity 5 row coil”.