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4.8.3
Setting up a protective wall
Condition
: The installation site is not protected against the wind
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Set up a protective wall upstream of the air inlet to pro-
tect against the wind.
4.8.4
Installing the condensate discharge pipe
Danger!
Risk of injury due to frozen condensate.
Frozen condensate on paths may cause falls.
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Ensure that condensate does not dis-
charge onto paths and that ice cannot
build up there.
Condition
: Region with ground frost
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Connect the condensate discharge tundish to the pro-
duct's floor plate, and secure this in place by turning it by
a 1/4 rotation.
▶
Slide the heating wire through the condensate discharge
tundish.
▶
Ensure that the condensate discharge tundish is posi-
tioned in the centre above the downpipe. See dimension
drawing (
→
Page 60).
Condition
: Region without ground frost
▶
Connect the condensate discharge tundish to the pro-
duct's floor plate, and secure this in place by turning it by
a 1/4 rotation.
▶
Connect the condensate discharge tundish to an elbow
and a condensate discharge hose.
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Slide the heating wire through the condensate discharge
tundish and the elbow into the condensate discharge
hose.
4.9
Wall installation
4.9.1
Installing the product
Applicability:
Product VWL 35/5 to VWL 75/5
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Check the design and load-bearing capacity of the
wall. Note the weight of the product. See Technical
data (
→
Page 78).
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Use the unit mounting bracket that is suitable for wall
mounting from the accessories. Use the enclosed set-
up instructions.
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Ensure that the product is aligned exactly horizontally.
Applicability:
Product VWL 105/5 and VWL 125/5
▶
Wall installation is not permitted for these products.
4.9.2
Installing the condensate discharge pipe
Applicability:
Wall-mounting
Danger!
Risk of injury due to frozen condensate.
Frozen condensate on paths may cause falls.
▶
Ensure that condensate does not dis-
charge onto paths and that ice cannot
build up there.
1.
Connect the condensate discharge tundish to the pro-
duct's floor plate, and secure this in place by turning it
by a 1/4 rotation.
2.
Below the product, create a gravel bed into which any
condensate can drain.
4.10
Flat roof installation
4.10.1 Guaranteeing occupational safety
During a flat roof installation, the flat roof is a safety-critical
working area. When installing the product, you must always
comply with these safety regulations:
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Ensure that the flat roof can be safely accessed.
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Maintain a safety area of 2 m to the fall edge, plus the
clearance that is required for working on the product. The
safety area must not be entered.
▶
If this is not possible, then install technical fall protec-
tion at the fall edge, for example reliable railings. Altern-
atively, set up technical safety catch equipment, for ex-
ample scaffolding or safety nets.
▶
Maintain sufficient clearance to any roof escape hatches
and flat-roof windows. When carrying out the work, use
suitable protective equipment (e.g. barriers) to prevent
you from stepping on or falling through any escape
hatches and flat-roof windows.
4.10.2 Installing the product
1.
Use the large rubber feet from the accessories. Use the
enclosed set-up instructions.
2.
Align the product exactly horizontally.
4.10.3 Setting up a protective wall
Condition
: The installation site is not protected against the wind
▶
Set up a protective wall upstream of the air inlet to pro-
tect against the wind.
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