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Installation of the control panel

1. Choose a suitable location for the control panel in the 
 vicinity of the unit (cable length 3 m).

If required, a cable extension of 5 m can be supplied (refer to 
page 10).

Ø 55 mm

7

5

5

9

4

6

8

Fig. 16

Note

If a flush installation of the control panels is not possible, use 
the surface mounting frames (4) supplied.

2. Drill a hole 55 mm dia. Plug the cable (5) to the control pan-
el (6) and then fit the rear cover cap (7) as a stress-relieving 
device.

3. Pass the cable through the hole, lay the cable to the air 
conditioning unit and plug it into the side connector. Secure 
the control panel (6) with 4 screws (8) and fit the cover frame 
(9).

Indoor air outflow and return

11

12

10

Fig. 17

Indoor air outflow

This unit was designed for the use of KR 65 cold air ducts 
(10), dia. 65 mm. The ducts must be secured to the device 
with screws (11).

The cold air duct must be connected to all three apertures, 
with at least one outlet.

Important note

The cold air distribution is designed for each vehicle type 
individually, on the modular princible. A wide range of acces-
sories is available (see page 10).

To achieve the best possible performance, we recommend 
that:

1. The air outlets be fitted in the upper part of the vehicle 
(see installation example on page 2).

2. A maximum of 15 m cold air ducting to be used.

3. Lay the ducts as short as possible and in a straight line to 
the air outlets.

4. To avoid condensation water, do not lay the ducts in the 
 vicinity of sources of heat (e.g. behind refrigerators).

Indoor air return

The indoor air is sucked in again by the unit, either through 
an additional grille (12 – special accessory part), for example 
in the wall of the stowage compartment or via a number of 
smaller apertures.

The unobstructed return air opening must not be less 
than a minimum of 300 cm². 

Electrical connection 230 V / 240 V

The 230 V / 240 V electrical connection must always be 
made by an expert (in accordance with VDE 0100, 

part 721 or IEC 60364-7-721, for example, in Germany). The 
information given here is not intended as instructions for you 
to carry out. It is for  assisting the expert assigned to carry out 
the job, acting as auxiliary information when connecting the 
appliance!

Establish the connection to the mains with the connection ca-
ble, 150 cm long, to a lead in the vehicle, fused to at least 10 A.

Always pay attention to connect carefully with the correct 
 colours!

For maintenance and repair work a disconnecting device must 
be provided on the vehicle for all-pole disconnection from the 
power supply, with at least 3.5 mm contact clearance.

Function check

After installation, check all functions of the unit as specified in 
the operating instructions.

The operating instructions must be handed to the owner of 
the vehicle.

Summary of Contents for Climaster

Page 1: ...Operating instructions Page 3 Installation instructions Page 7 To be kept in the vehicle Climaster Comfort Air Conditioner ...

Page 2: ...mfort Air Conditioner Fig 1 Installation example 1 Air conditioning unit Truma Climaster 2 Control panel 3 Indoor air return with filter 4 Cold air ducts 5 Indoor air outlets 6 Outdoor air intake 7 Outdoor air outlet ...

Page 3: ...k involving connection or interconnecting wiring must be conducted by a licensed electrician The voltage must be disconnected at all poles before the housing is opened The unit fuse 240 V 3 15 A IEC 127 is located on the electronic control board in the device and may only be replaced by a fuse of the same design Unit fuses and connection leads may only be replaced by a licensed electrician Any alt...

Page 4: ...temperature differences Keep the doors and windows closed while the cooling system is in operation The capacity of the air conditioner to adequately cool or heat is dependant on Size of the caravan Insulation of the caravan Size and type of windows Shading Ventilation from indoor to outdoor Always observe the Operating Instructions and Impor tant Operating Notes prior to starting The vehicle owner...

Page 5: ...ht and the unit is unable to move in any direction Disposal The device must be disposed of in line with the administra tive regulations of the respective country in which it is used National regulations and laws in Germany for example the End of life Vehicle Regulation must be observed In other countries the relevant regulations must be observed Technical data Determined on the basis of EN 14511 o...

Page 6: ...ed by fire flood act of God or other inevitable accident Fair wear and tear Damage from foreign substances such as dirt or liquid Travelling expenses or call out fee to and from authorised service agents premises Accommodation or Site Expenses Cleaning of the system This is considered to be a part of normal product maintenance Non operation of the appliance or resultant damage to the unit where th...

Page 7: ...unted on the floor The indoor air which is to be cooled heated is drawn in directly by the unit via an additional air grille in the stowage box wall acces sory part no 40040 29200 or via other apertures with a total surface area of at least 300 cm Installation instructions Caution The indoor air will be purified and dried while the unit is in op eration Accordingly if the unit is installed in exte...

Page 8: ...template Remove the template 4 The hole in the caravan wall must be lined with timber to give a firm support for holding the unit in position area cut away for clarification Fig 10 Use a non hardening mastic to seal the the lining to the inner and outer walls do not use silicone Secure the inner walls to the lining with panel pins The finished hole should be 275 mm high and 660 mm wide Fitting the...

Page 9: ...aximum of 15 m cold air ducting to be used 3 Lay the ducts as short as possible and in a straight line to the air outlets 4 To avoid condensation water do not lay the ducts in the vicinity of sources of heat e g behind refrigerators Indoor air return The indoor air is sucked in again by the unit either through an additional grille 12 special accessory part for example in the wall of the stowage co...

Page 10: ...00 01 5 Clip US to fix the air duct to the wall part no 40241 01 Fig 21 6 Cold air channel without connector muff part no 40040 32200 7 Connector muff AZ to connect the cold air duct KR 65 to the cold air channel part no 40040 24100 242 80 max 1890 35 Fig 22 8 Elbow BG for narrow bends in the air duct part no 39010 76400 9 T pipe part no 40151 01 10 Y pipe part no 40191 01 11 Straight connector UM...

Page 11: ...12 13 14 15 14 17 18 20 21 10 2 44 45 47 32 30 31 37 46 27 23 26 40 39 38 43 48 36 35 41 49 42 34 25 24 Climaster Comfort Air Conditioner When ordering spare parts please always specify the fabrication number and year of make Climaster 06 06 ...

Page 12: ...uipment model and the serial number ready see type plate will speed up processing Service Australia Telephone 61 0 3 92 39 10 50 Facsimile 61 0 3 92 39 10 99 Dometic Pty Ltd Building 3B Clayton Business Park 1508 Centre Road Clayton Victoria 3168 Australia Dometic New Zealand Ltd Post Box 12011 1642 Penrose Auckland New Zealand Service New Zealand Telephone 64 0 9 622 14 90 Facsimile 64 0 9 622 15...

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