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It is advisable to use a floor grate.
For
AOFP061U, AOFP101U and AOFP102U
appliances, the
drain diameter is 1½”, therefore it is advisable to use a 1½” drain
hose.
For
AOFP201RU
appliances, the drain diameter is ¾”, therefore
it is advisable to use a ¾” drain hose.
The drainage course to the open drain must be fitted with a trap,
to prevent any backflow from the sewage network reaching the
internal pipes in the appliance. Make sure there are no kinks in
the hosing or elbows in the metal pipes in the drainage course.
Avoid horizontal stretches, where water may collect and stagna-
te.
Note: before removing the drain plug to drain off the chamber,
make sure the appliance has been connected to a drain trap
system, or that the drain tray has been emptied.
CAUTION:
This equipment is to be installed to comply with the applicable
Federal, State or local plumbing codes.
B.1.5 POSITIONING APPLIANCES ARRANGED FOR USE
WITH REMOTE UNITS AND POSITIONING OF CONDENSING
UNITS
Important: the operation must be carried out by professionally
qualified personnel.
Install the unit following all safety measures required for this
type of operation.
Place the condenser unit in a well-ventilated room a long way
from heat sources.
If the remote unit is to be installed outdoors, it must be protected
against natural elements with a cover, which must not impair the
ventilation of the condenser unit.
The pipe cross-section must comply with the specifications in
the technical data:
RECOMMENDED COOLING UNIT SPECIFICATIONS
FOR CUSTOMER SUPPLIED COMPRESSOR
Refrigerant power HMBP [W]
17000
condensation temp. at 113°F/+45°C
evaporation temp. at 23°F/-5°C
suction gas temp. at 68°F/20°C
without liquid subcooling
Refrigerant power HMBP [W]
9050
condensation temp. at
113°F/+45°C
evaporation temp. at -4°F/-20°C
suction gas temp. 68°F/20°C
without liquid subcooling
Refrigerant power HMBP [W]
5570
condensation temp. 113°F/+45°C
evaporation temp. at -22°F/-30°C
suction gas temp. at 68°F/20°C
without liquid subcooling
See also the drawing here below:
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