AVS S / SVS / SVS V v2022.1
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5. INSTALLATION
5.1. RECEPTION OF GOODS
Each device is carefully checked before transportation. When receiving the goods, checking the devices for any damage made during transporta-
tion is recommended. If any damage to the unit is observed, immediately contact the representatives of a transport company. Please inform the
representative of the manufacturer, if any deviation of the device is noticed.
5.2. TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE
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All units are factory-packaged to withstand normal conditions of transportation.
• When unpacking, check the unit for any damage made during transportation.
Installing of damaged units is not allowed!
• The packaging is used for protection purpose only!
• When unloading and storing the units, use suitable lifting equipment to avoid damage and injuries. The storage place must be protected against
dirt and water.
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Do not lift units by holding on power supply cables, connection boxes, air intake or discharge flanges. Avoid hits and shock overloads.
• The units must be transported to the storage or installation site using forklifts.
• The recommended storage period should not be longer than one year.
5.3. UNPACKING
• Open the box.
• Take out the unit of the box.
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After unpacking the unit, examine it to make sure that no damage was made during transportation. Installing of damaged units is not allowed!
• Before commencing the installation of the unit, please check if all ordered equipment have been delivered. Any variation from the ordered
equipment list must be reported to the product supplier.
5.4. MOUNTING
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Installing should only be performed by qualified and trained staff.
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Remove safety cover before starting mounting procedures (fig. S1).
• Coils are designed for mounting in horizontal position.
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The unit shall be installed firmly and tightly to ensure safe operation.
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The unit shall be mounted on a flat surface so that the product is not leaning.
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Installation shall be performed in such manner that the weight of the air duct system and its components would not overload the ventilation unit.
• Enough space must be left during installation for opening of the maintenance door of the unit.
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When connecting water heater, the weight of the water pipes and thermal tensions should not be transferred on the heater branches.
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When mounting threaded connections of supply pipes and heaters, use two spanners (fig. S3).
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Pipes are connected to the heater in such way that they could be easily disassembled and the heater could be removed from the unit casing
when performing service or repair works.
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Pipes with supply and return heat carriers must be connected in such way that the heater would work in the opposite direction for the air flow. If
the heater works using the same directions, the mean temperature difference decreases which affects the heater efficiency (fig. S2).
Max. operating pressure: 1,0 MPa;
Max. operating temp.: 100 °C.
Water in
Water out
Inlet air flow
Water in
Water out
Inlet air flow
Figure 5.4.1. S1
Figure 5.4.2. S2
