Wire the Indoor Unit for Ducted Ceiling Concealed SystemsUpdated 17 days ago
Introduction
This article explains how to wire the ducted ceiling concealed indoor unit. The article also explains how to connect the signal cable to the indoor unit.
This article is for the following system:
Quantum Ultra Ducted Ceiling Concealed (RYT-24)
Indoor Unit Wiring
Open the electrical junction box to access the wiring terminals. Ensure that all connecting wires are routed through the wire-inlet rubber grommet to maintain a proper seal.
Connect the wires in accordance with the wiring diagram, then verify that all wire strands are fully inserted and securely clamped at the terminals. All connections must be tight and free of looseness.
| RYT-24 | 9K | 12K | 18K | 24K | |
| Sectional Area (AWG) | |||||
Power Supply Cable | L2 | 14 AWG | 14 AWG | 12 AWG | 12 AWG |
| L1 | |||||
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| Connection Cable for Communication Between Indoor & Outdoor Units | 3(L) | 16 AWG | 16 AWG | 16 AWG | 16 AWG |
| 2(N) | |||||
| 1(S) | |||||
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Notes
- Consult the nameplate on the system for detailed electrical specifications.
- 230V systems require a double-pole breaker (tandem-type will not work).

Connect the Signal Cable
The indoor unit has three terminals (1, 2, 3) and a ground terminal (g). It is vital that the colors and numbers between the indoor and outdoor units match for each terminal. The color selection does not matter as much as matching number to number does. Do not mix up the wires between each end.
Connect the wires in accordance with the wiring diagrams, then verify that all wire strands are fully inserted and securely clamped at the terminals. All connections must be tight and free of looseness.
Consult the diagram affixed to the indoor and outdoor units respectively for specific wiring instructions.


