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2. INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
2-1. INDOOR UNIT INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
Note: The information listed below are general precautions. Some models also include items
that do not apply.
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PLACES WHERE USE PROHIBITED
● Places where there is the danger of combustible gas leakage.
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Places where sulfur gas, chlorine gas, acid, alkali, or other matter which effects equipment is generated
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Places where there is a lot of oil splash and steam (kitchen, machinery room, etc.)
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Places where machinery which generates high frequencies is used
● Ocean beaches and other areas where there is a lot of salt
● Places where carbon fibers and metal powder, powder, etc. suspended in the air
● Installation in vehicles, ships, and other conveyances
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Factory, etc. where voltage fluctuations are large
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POINTS TO REMEMBER WHEN INSTALLING
1) Install the indoor unit in a location that can withstand the weight and vibration of the unit.
2) Leave space (or a service port) for servicing the refrigerant piping, drain piping and electrical
wiring.
*Installation service space is shown on " DIMENSIONS ".
3) Be careful when installing the indoor unit in the following places.
[Installation precautions]
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Countermeasures (Reference)
When the
ceiling is high
If the indoor unit is installed where the
installation height given in the installation
manual is exceeded, the temperature
difference between the floor and ceiling of the
room will be large and the heating effect will
be poor.
Moreover, even if the indoor unit is installed
within the installation height, a similar
phenomena will occur when installed in a
room in which the doors are opened and
closed frequently and hot air circulation is
obstructed by desks, chairs, etc.
1) Switch the setting to the
high ceiling mode.
2) Install a circulator.
3) Arrange the furniture in the
room so that it does not
obstruct the hot air.
When lower
level directly
contacts the
outside air.
When the lower level of the shop and office
is a warehouse, parking lot, etc., the surface
temperature of the flooring will become low
and the radiation of cold from the floor will
increase.
In this case, your feet will feel cold even if the
room temperature is suitable.
When the
airflow
distribution is
poor
When an indoor unit is installed in a position
where the outlet airflow will directly contact
people, a draft may be felt.
In addition, when there are obstructions in the
path of the intake and outlet airflow, the air
distribution may become extremely bad.
1) Adjust the louver fins or
take other measures
matched to the site.
2) Change the indoor unit
outlet.
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Summary of Contents for Airstage AGUA12TLAV1
Page 1: ...Small VRF system for light commercial and home use DESIGN TECHNICAL MANUAL ...
Page 22: ...1 GENERAL INFORMATION DTV_J2U045E_06 CHAPTER01 2018 03 16 ...
Page 38: ...2 MODEL SELECTION DTV_J2U045E_05 CHAPTER02 2018 03 16 ...
Page 113: ...3 OUTDOOR UNITS DTV_J2U045E_02 CHAPTER03 2016 04 13 ...
Page 122: ...5 WIRING DIAGRAM MODELS AOU36RLAVM AOU48RLAVM 03 08 OUTDOOR UNITS OUTDOOR UNITS ...
Page 123: ... MODELS AOU60RLAVM 03 09 OUTDOOR UNITS OUTDOOR UNITS ...
Page 127: ... SOUND LEVEL CHECK POINT Microphone Airflow 39 3 8 in 1 m 03 13 OUTDOOR UNITS OUTDOOR UNITS ...
Page 130: ...4 INDOOR UNITS DTV_VR2U025E_10 CHAPTER04 2018 01 26 ...
Page 203: ...4 WIRING DIAGRAMS 4 1 COMPACT CASSETTE TYPE MODEL AUUA4TLAV1 04 70 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 207: ...4 4 MINI DUCT TYPE MODEL ARUL4TLAV1 04 74 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 211: ... MODELS ARUH72TLAV1 ARUH96TLAV 04 78 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 215: ...4 11 CEILING TYPE MODELS ABUA30TLAV ABUA36TLAV 04 82 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 217: ... MODELS ASUA12TLAV1 ASUA14TLAV1 04 84 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 218: ... MODELS ASUB18TLAV1 ASUB24TLAV1 04 85 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 219: ... MODELS ASUB30TLAV1 ASUB36TLAV1 04 86 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 220: ... MODELS ASUA7TLAV ASUA9TLAV ASUA12TLAV ASUA14TLAV 04 87 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 221: ... MODELS ASUB18TLAV ASUB24TLAV 04 88 INDOOR UNITS INDOOR UNITS ...
Page 361: ...5 CONTROL SYSTEM DTV_VR2U025E_14 CHAPTER05 2018 03 16 ...
Page 563: ...6 SYSTEM DESIGN DTV_J2U045E_05 CHAPTER06 2017 12 26 ...
Page 645: ...7 FUNCTION SETTING DTV_VR2U025E_12 CHAPTER07 2018 03 16 ...
Page 819: ...8 EXTERNAL INPUT OUTPUT DTV_VR2U025E_08 CHAPTER08 2017 12 26 ...
Page 878: ...9 NOTES DTV_VR2U025E_10 CHAPTER09 2017 12 26 ...
Page 894: ...10 OPTIONAL PARTS DTV_VR2U025E_12 CHAPTER10 2018 03 16 ...
Page 935: ...4 5 WIRING DIAGRAMS MODEL UTP RU01AH MODEL UTP RU01BH 10 40 OPTIONAL PARTS OPTIONAL PARTS ...
Page 936: ... MODEL UTP RU01CH 10 41 OPTIONAL PARTS OPTIONAL PARTS ...
Page 937: ... MODEL UTP RU04BH 10 42 OPTIONAL PARTS OPTIONAL PARTS ...