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General Product Weight
As the product weight shown below is about the standard product of LG Electronics, the product weight may change
depending on the conditions of the site.
Check the weight and size in the approved drawings for the site.
Table 4. Weight of the product and the compressor
(Unit : kg)
Capacity
100RT
200RT
300RT
Product Weight
2,300
4,300
5,330
Operating Weight
2,500
3,920
4,620
Motor Weight
105
210
315
Compressor Weight (Including Motor)
305
610
915
5-2. Moving method
5-2-1. Moving by crane
When lifting the Centrifugal Chiller to move, keep the Turbo Chiller level by hooking a loop for connection to a hole in
the tube plate of the Centrifugal Chiller and hooking a wire so that its load is caught in the middle.
Also, make sure to avoid damage to the electric wire, body, and parts by wire when lifting up.
To lift the Centrifugal Chiller up, use 4 Rigging Lugs at the lifting hole of the Centrifugal Chiller as shown in the figure
below, and make sure to observe the warning/caution below when moving.
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WARNING
• Lift the Centrifugal Chiller up by balancing it properly. Secure the minimum chain length.
Firstly, lift it up for about 0.5 m to test and check whether the product is leveled, and check if the product is
appropriately lifted. Each chain should be capable of supporting the weight of the product.
• Lifting or moving the Centrifugal Chiller by tilting may cause damage to the Centrifugal Chiller, and shifted
weight may cause the product to drop or death or a serious injury.
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CAUTION
• Make sure to avoid any impact to the machine while working if the refrigerant is filled.
Be cautious about any possible leakage of the connection parts especially due to an impact on the piping.
• If the compressor is tilted in the longitudinal direction for over 15°, make sure to remove the oil in the oil tank
before moving. Moving the product tilted for over 15° may cause the oil of the compressor to flow to other
parts of the Centrifugal Chiller.
• Please ensure sufficient height for the spreader made of iron material to prevent damage to the compressor,
power, the control panel and other parts of the product.
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