REMOVING THE TRANSITION
Turn the cooler onto its side to remove the
Transition. It is held to the cabinet for transport
with big clips. The Transition can be pulled off
the cabinet with a strong pull by the installer. If it
is difficult to remove, squeeze the clips together
and then pull. See diagram. The Transition is now
ready to be fitted onto the duct.
Installing the Transition
The air cooler is designed to be fixed to the first
section of the duct without any additional frame
for support. Therefore make sure the duct is fixed
to the building using a strong method.
The duct size must be 550 x 550mm. The top
edge must be strong without any flange.
The
top edge of the duct must be level.The Weatherseal
requires a 270mm section of straight duct under
the air cooler before a bend is installed. Do not
penetrate the duct with any fasteners in this
section.
The best location for the cooler is where the air
is fresh and clean. Keep away from exhaust vents
from factories and commercial kitchens. Do not
locate the air cooler near the ground where there
is dust and pollution.
The sides of the cooler should be a minimum of
600mm from any wall.
If the cooler is located on a platform,
always
build a safety rail around the platform.
Place the transition onto the duct. If the roof is
sloped then make sure the transition is located
correctly according to the diagram.
Use a spirit level in both directions to get the
Transition level. Screw it to the duct using the
eight (8) screws provided. There are eight (8) V-
notch locations for the screws. See diagram.
Now break off both clips on the Transition that
retain the Weatherseal.
IMPORTANT: There must be no obstructions
to the weatherseal opening fully as that will
reduce the air cooler performance .
Check that the weatherseal flaps do not interfere
with the duct or any screws. The flaps should
move freely through 90º. See diagram.
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