emmeti X-REV0-1219W, Use And Installation Manual

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5. UNIT POSITIONING
f) In kitchens with a lot of oil fumes and with high humidity percentage
g) Near machines issuing electromagnetic waves
h) Places with acid or alkaline fumes
TV, radio, acoustic equipment have to remain at a minimum distance
of 1 m from the indoor unit, the outdoor unit, the power supply cables,
pipes; otherwise images could result not clear and some noise could be
detected.
Air conditioner has to be placed in a well-ventilated and easy to reach place.
Air conditioner has not to be placed in the following places:
a) Places where there are machines oils or other oils fumes.
b) Along the coast with high salt concentration in the air
c) Near resurgences with high content of sulphuric gases
d) In areas with high tension fluctuation, e.g. factories etc.
e) In vehicles or boats
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5. UNIT POSITIONING
5.1 Indoor and outdoor unit positioning
Min 1,8 m
Avoid sources of heat or steam
underneath or near the unit.
Determine the position that is favourable for the
connections with the outdoor unit and the conden-
sation water draining.
Determine a position that is favourable for noise-
less working of the machine. For example, avoid
corners that act as cash reverb.
Make sure to observe the “minimum operational
distances”.
If possible, avoid exposing the unit to direct
sunlight, particularly in early afternoon.
On the contrary, provide for a suitable protection
that does not obstruct the free circulation of air.
Avoid positioning in correspondence with areas
that can worsen the negative effects of atmos-
pheric agents such as eaves drains or downpipe
drains.
Select the position that is favourable for air
circulation and facilitates the drain of the con-
densation water.
In the models pay particular attention to snow-
fall, including snow falling from roof pitches
which could obstruct air circulation.
Select a position in which noise and the air jet do
not damage or bother people, animals or plants.
Make sure the “minimum operational distances”
are observed.
Install the unit on a solid wall that is
not subject to vibrations.
Avoid having nearby obstacles to the
air circulation of the unit.
Determine the position that is
favourable for the circulation as well
as the even distribution of the ther-
mal flow produced by the unit.