Overview

This reference chart outlines the external output specifications for Fujitsu General VRF indoor and outdoor units, including Compact Cassette, Ducted, Ceiling, Wall-Mounted, and Controller types. It details signal type, available functions, terminal assignments, and wiring limitations for system integration and auxiliary equipment control.


Functions Supported

Depending on the model and configuration, the following external output functions may be available:

  • Operation Status Output

  • Error Status Output

  • Filter Sign Output

  • Auxiliary Heater Output

  • Base Heater Output

Each function can be configured as either a dry contact output or an applied voltage output depending on the indoor or outdoor model type.


Electrical Characteristics

Output TypeSignal VoltageAllowable CurrentRemarks
Dry ContactDC12–24V30 mA or lessSignal-only circuits
Applied VoltageDC12–24V30 mA or lessRequires external power supply

Wiring and Connector Information

  • Terminal locations: D91/92, D101/102, D121/122, or equivalent depending on model series.

  • Recommended Cable: AWG22 (Twisted Pair 0.32 mm²).

  • Maximum Cable Length:

    • Dry Contact: 25 m or less

    • Applied Voltage: 150 m or less

Note: When using the auxiliary heater output, ensure that DIP switch SW12-9 is set to ON as indicated in the specification notes.


Applicable Model Groups

  • Ceiling Cassette Units (AUUB / AUUBG / AURB series)

  • Ducted Units (ARUB / ARUBG / ARUBL / ARXB series)

  • Slim Duct & Low Static Duct Units

  • Medium and High Static Duct Units

  • Ceiling, Compact, and Wall-Mounted Units

  • Outdoor Units (VRF-J, J-II, V-II, VR-II)

  • Central Controllers (UTY-ODGX, UTY-VGGX series)


Usage Guidance

These outputs can be used to:

  • Interface with Building Management Systems (BMS) for operational monitoring.

  • Trigger external alarms or indicator lamps upon fault detection.

  • Control auxiliary heaters or ventilation systems based on indoor operation status.

Ensure that all external devices connected to the outputs comply with the rated current and voltage limitations to prevent PCB damage.