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8.3 equipment layout
standard single-split installation
MODE
SWING
DIRECTIO
N
TURBO
SLEEP
O
LED
CLOCK
CANCEL
TIMER
FAN
RESET
LOCK
CLOCK
E
ON
OFF
SET TEM
P.
FAN SPE
ED
AUTO
F
2
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
1 Front flap
2 Internal appliance
3 Filter mat
4 Air outlet flap
5 Remote control
6 External unit
7 Electrical connection space - emergency button
8 Package of cables/lines
9 Electrical connection space
10 Condensate line
11 Refrigerant valves
8.4 acoustic emissions
There are moving parts inside air conditioning appliances, such
as fans and motors. The rotations create vibrations which can be
transferred.
While the internal appliance is being installed, note the possible
installation location of the external unit, and the associated
conditions regarding height differences, clearances and the air
outlet direction from the external unit.
8.5 notes regarding appliance assembly
To assemble the appliance easily and quickly, we recommend that
two people carry out the assembly.
8.6 accessories
As an accessory, the appliances are supplied with a plastic bag
containing assembly material.
Fixing material, connecting lines, condensate drain line, electrical
supply cables, etc. are not contained in the standard delivery.
8.7 special accessories
Further available special accessories can be found in our current
sales documents.
9. installation
9.1 installation information
Observe the maximum height offset and maximum split line
length. In so doing, observe general or listed building regulations
regarding the installation location of the external unit.
Please note that the equipment must be connected via its own
fused power supply that meets local regulations.
Before installing the appliance, please note that the condensate
line must be routed with a natural downward slope. If this is not
possible, a condensate pump must be additionally provided.
9.2 installation conditions and preparations
Prior to installation, ensure that the internal appliance and
external unit are the same output size and are compatible with
one another.
!
Risk of damage
An incorrect appliance combination will result in
equipment damage.
