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9.
DRAINAGE OF CONDENSATE WATER
Condensed water is pumped from the unit upwards with total vertical discharge of 40cm (netto out
of the unit 20cm) and then by the force of gravity (downwards). Unit’s condensate tray is levelled to
have sufficient declivity when the ceiling unit is perfectly levelled (using spirit level) with tolerance
+/- 0.3%. Compressor unit uses only the force of gravity. The condensation water must be drained
through
a siphon
into a municipality sewage system or into the outside environment. Please do not
place the drainage hose upwards (against gravity); this will lead in unit’s inability to drain the
condensate water. This will subsequently cause water leakage from underneath the unit’s cover and
may lead to unit’s malfunction, damage or failure. Also it may cause the underlying floor be wet,
which creates danger of accident and harm to health resulting from unwanted slip. Manufacturer,
distributor or reseller are not responsible for such damages.
Incorrect drain installation.
Avoid ‘waving’. Accumulated water in downslope
‘waves’ avoids normal condensate drain and will
result in water leakage.
Incorrect drain installation.
Do not increase the drain after it was in
downward slope.
Do not drink the condensate water. Do not pour or let the condensate water back
to the swimming pool. It may be contained with bacteria.
Downward slope.
max. 200mm
Siphon.
TR8
Fix the condensate drain
onto the TR8.
