Lennox EMEA Euromon 100 Series, Installation, User And Maintenance Manual

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2.4. INSTALLING THE UNIT
To guarantee correct functioning of the EUROMON, for optimising its electrical consumption per Kg of product
stored and to prevent breakdown, it is vitally important that it is placed in a suitable location and properly
used.
Condenser
- Ensure air is circulating through the condenser
- Locate it away from sources of heat
-Ensure the air entering is as fresh as possible and that the air
exiting is not mixed with the air entering
- Ensure there is sufficient space around the air inlets and outlets
- Keep the condenser clean
- Provide an access point for maintenance and servicing
- Provide a drain tube for any condensation that may form.
-The electrical supplies must be protected by suitable
magnetothermic switches and differential switches.
-Provide a drain tube for any condensation that may form and
connect it to the drain, located in the lower part of the unit
Evaporator
-Make sure the cold room door is only kept open when strictly
necessary
-Provide the door with a protective seal to prevent warm, damp air
from entering from outside (particularly for low temperature cold
rooms and on premises with a high ambient humidity).
- Do not place very hot food inside the cold room (it is not a chiller)
-Do not place food for freezing in the cold room (it is not a cooling
tunnel)
-Leave room for the air to circulate. Observe the load limits in the
enclosed diagram.
- Seal any points through which air could enter from outside.
NOTE: EUROMON units have a system for partial evaporation of the defrost water. This water must run off to
a drain if it does not totally evaporate.
2.5. COMPULSORY SPACE TO BE LEFT AROUND THE UNIT
The unit’s location must allow access for the relevant technical and maintenance service to be carried out, in
compliance with all the safety requirements applicable in the country.
It must be installed in places where good ventilation and air circulation is guaranteed. It must have a minimum
clearance of 0.4m.
The minimum recommended insulation thicknesses for the camera are:
-Refrigeration: 60mm
-Freezing: 100mm
2.6. ASSEMBLY
A) Make a hole in the wall of the camera, depending on the model, of adequate dimensions HxL, as
indicated in the table below.
B) Raise the unit, using the most suitable means, placing it against the hole in the wall. Insert it from
the outside, leaving out the condensing part.
C) Fix the unit to the wall with screws.
D) Seal the panel cutting perimeter. To prevent leaks of hot air from the outside.
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