4 setup, installation of the outdoor unit, Setup, installation of the outdoor unit – REMKO WKF 120 Duo User Manual

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Minimum clearances for the indoor unit

500

300

300

150

Fig. 30: Minimum clearances for the indoor unit in

mm

4.4

Setup, installation of the

outdoor unit

Outdoor unit installation location

n

The unit may only be attached to a load-

bearing structure or wall. Make sure that the

outdoor unit is only installed vertically. The

installation site should be well ventilated.

n

To minimise noise, the preferred mounting

method is to use a floor bracket with vibration

dampers, placed a significant distance from

sound-reflecting walls.

n

The minimum clearances specified on the next

page should be maintained when carrying out

the installation. These minimum clearances

serve to ensure unrestricted air intake and

exhaust. Additionally, there must be adequate

space available for installation, maintenance

and repair.

n

If the outdoor unit is erected in an area of

strong winds, then the unit must be protected

against them (Fig. 31). The snow line is to be

observed during installation (Fig. 32).

n

The outdoor unit must always be installed on

vibration dampers. Vibration dampers prevent

the transmission of vibrations through the floor

or walls.

n

A heated, condensate catch-pan ensures that

condensation from the pan can drain off.

Ensure that the condensate is prevented from

freezing so that it can drain off (gravel,

drainage). The Water Ecology Act is to be

observed.

n

If there is insufficient space under the device

for the refrigerant piping, then the pre-cut

recesses can be removed from the lower cover

panel and the pipes guided through these

openings.

n

During installation, add about 20 cm to the

expected snow depth to guarantee unimpeded

intake and exhaust of outdoor air year round

(Fig. 32).

n

The installation site of the outdoor unit should

be agreed together with the operator primarily

so that operating noise is minimised and not in

terms of "short routes". This is because, thanks

to the split-design technology, there are a great

deal of different installation options with almost

identical efficiency available.

1

Fig. 31: Protection from wind

1: Wind

NOTICE!

The site for the outdoor unit must be selected

so that machinery noise that occurs disturbs

neither the residents nor the facility operator.

Observe the TA-noise specifications as well as

the table containing the drawings relating to

sound pressure levels.

20 cm

1

Fig. 32: Protection from snow

1: Snow

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