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4

0.30m

1 m

A

700
700
700
830

B

540
540
540
630

C

265
265
265
305

D

470
470
470
538

E

294
294
294
307

F

116
116
116
146

OUTDOOR UNIT - GRV

Length

820
820
820
990

Height

575
575
575
700

Depth

360
360
360
400

Packed Unit

3 - INSTALLATION OF THE UNITS

3.1 - INSTALLATION OF THE INDOOR UNIT

• It is preferable to handle the air handler without its cabinet, when installing it.
• If necessary, remove the fan assembly too.

3.1.1 - REMOVING THE CABINET

• Undo the 2 knurled screws (B) and the 2 tinsmith's screws (C).
• Remove the cabinet by lifting it slightly and pulling it forwards.

NOTE: To make the cabinet easier to handle, the outlet grille (1) and the inlet
grille (4) can be removed beforehand. To do this, undo the clips (A) by
turning them a quarter of a turn using a screwdriver or a coin.
IMPORTANT:  When refitting the grilles, take care to lock the
clips (A) by turning them a quarter of a turn.

3.1.2 - REMOVING THE FAN ASSEMBLY

• Remove the fastening screws.
• Disconnect the loom at connector (D).
• Pull the fan assembly.

3.1.3 - CHOOSING THE LOCATION

AVOID:
• Putting the unit in very damp places. This unit is designed to be installed in sheltered

rooms (IP 20).

• Direct exposure to sunlight or the proximity of heat sources.
• Installing the unit behind curtains or furniture which could prevent air circulation.
• Installing the device near inflammable materials (as it can be equipped with an electric

heater).

MAKE SURE THAT:
• The position is the best one for providing good ventilation in the room.
• That the solidity of the support is adequate for the weight of the unit and does not cause

vibrations.

• The position chosen complies with the recommended minimum maintenance spaces

(see drawing opposite), and that the distance and difference in level between the units
are as small as possible.

• The piping and the electric connections are easily accessible.

D

A

F

B

E

C

Forward
blowing

Backward
blowing

A

3.1.4 - MOUNTING

• The system can be placed on the floor or fixed to the wall or ceiling.
• It must be fitted flush against a wall in all cases.
• For wall or ceiling mounting, refer to the Accessories section for the supports which can be used.

3.1.5 - CHOOSING THE BLOWING DIRECTION

A - STANDARD DELIVERY

• Vertical backward blowing.

B - FORWARD BLOWING:

• Turn the grille 180

°

 (see "Removal" page 5).

B

A

1

C

B

C

4

A

A

A

GRV 72 L
GRV 92 L
GRV 122 L
GRV 180 L

GRV 72 L
GRV 92 L
GRV 122 L
GRV 180 L

D

Summary of Contents for CSCV 152 LL

Page 1: ...1 April 2004 10 11 388 GB 04 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CSCV LL CSCV 152 LL CSCV 202 LL CSCV 302 LL CSCV 402 LL CONSOLETYPE SPLIT SYSTEM FOR LOW TEMPERATURE ROOMS R 407 C refrigerant...

Page 2: ...port 1 2 VOLTAGE Prior to any operation check that the voltage specified nameplate agrees with the supply voltage 1 3 USE OF EQUIPMENT This unit is designed for low temperature air conditioning betwee...

Page 3: ...lle Copper piping Copper aluminium exchanger 2 3 DIMENSIONS INDOOR UNIT TAV Under view Right side Back view 2 2 WEIGHT Unit Packed weight 36 kg 38 kg 39 kg 57 kg Net weight 34 kg 36 kg 37 kg 52 kg Uni...

Page 4: ...unit is designed to be installed in sheltered rooms IP 20 Direct exposure to sunlight or the proximity of heat sources Installing the unit behind curtains or furniture which could prevent air circulat...

Page 5: ...2 INSTALLATION OF THE OUTDOOR UNIT Safety index IP x 4 3 2 1 WALL MOUNTING Use the wall support code K 70 U 001 Z available as an accessory see drawing opposite 3 2 2 FLOOR MOUNTING Select the locatio...

Page 6: ...is fluid are filled beforehand with polyalcohol oil Contrary to mineral oil it is very hygroscopic it absorbs the humidity of the ambient air very quickly This can modify its lubricant properties and...

Page 7: ...ommend that you add a stop valve 5 After drawing the vacuum close the stop valve 6 Fully open the two valves 7 Remove the vacuum pump and the stop valve 8 Screw in the cover on the vacuum tap 9 Screw...

Page 8: ...x current Starting current Max current 2 kW with heating 3 kW Nominal current 2 kW with heating 3 kW Max current 2 kW with heating 3 kW CSCV 152 LL 230 1 50 3 3 3 5 17 9 2 12 12 2 CSCV 302 LL 230 1 50...

Page 9: ...using plastic clips which are fixed on the deflection grille and lock onto the outlet grille s pins 5 4 ELECTRIC HEATING TAV 152 L 2 kW Code K 60 C 111 Z TAV 202 L 302 L 402 L 2 kW Code K 60 C 842 Z 3...

Page 10: ...tion If a remote control is used remove the wire between terminal L1 and switch S1 on the air processor terminal board 5 5 2 CONNECTIONS WITH RAB 30 MANUAL REMOTE CONTROL Code K 60 D 076 Z Operating s...

Page 11: ...0 VAC relay not supplied Note If a hydrothermostat is used the electric heater accessory is obligatory 5 5 5 TEMPERATURE SENSOR ACCESSORIES For automatic remote control K 60 D 025 Z Temperature sensor...

Page 12: ...m standard equipment On the GRV 72 L and 92 L units fan motor speed varies according to the outside temperature On the GRV 180 L and 220 L units fan motor speed varies according to the pressure of con...

Page 13: ...mmended once a year A1 Speed controller C1 Fan capacitor C2 Capacitor compressor C3 Filtration capacitor CCH Crankcase heater CM Compressor B3 Anti frost thermostat F2 Compressor internal protection F...

Page 14: ...W M M W W W N R R Indoor unit Earth HS MS LS TAV 402 L 230 1 50 10 05 716 02 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 B B N B B R R N L L N B 1 2 2 2 3 4 N N W M1 U 5 U1 C1 B3 X1 C3 1 2 3...

Page 15: ...2 8 4 6 3 2 1 LOAD N2 N1 LINE 3 C H L 2 1 C1 C2 Power supply 230 1 50 Indoor unit Power supply 400 3N 50 Indoor unit L1 L2 L3 TP N 1 2 4 A1 NPR 1 2 3 R U U 2 8 95 7 96 W 6 V W 14 R R T S a A1 b A2 S...

Page 16: ...eux BP 131 01601 Tr voux CEDEX France Tel 33 4 74 00 92 92 Fax 33 4 74 00 42 00 R C S Bourg en Bresse B 759 200 728 Due to our policy of continuous development our products are liable to modification...

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