I RECEPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
The units are delivered on stringers or pallets then wrapped in plastic film.
I.1 Checks on reception
When the appliance is received, the state of the packaging and the equipment must be checked. In the event of damage,
make an accurate note of any problems on the carrier’s delivery note.
I.2 Storing
The appliance must be stored in shade, in a dry place, at a temperature between -20°C and 40°C.
II INSTALLATION
II.1 Handling
The appliances must only be moved to their installation position.
If the appliance is handled using a fork-lift truck, ensure this supports the load-bearing structure and does not touch the
panels enclosing the unit.
If the appliance is moved using a crane, use four cables of identical lengths. These must be at least as long as the
greatest distance between two fastening points.
If L (length) + W (width) + H (height) > 5 m
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, then the case must be lifted using a lifting beam.
II.2 Space required
Generally speaking, it is desirable to provide access space of at least the width of the unit on the access side for
maintenance. These units require a siphon and must be installed at a sufficient height to allow this to be fitted.
Note: for vertical units, allow at least 300 mm on the rear for connecting the condensate drain fittings.
II.3 Installation
The unit must be laid on a sufficiently rigid and flat surface (use vibration dampers if necessary). For the HVAC connection,
select duct sections based on the dimensions of the pipes, which must be properly extended.
Install the unit in such a way that bad weather or room temperature cannot damage the internal items of the unit during
installation or subsequent use (provide a protective cap if possible).
Installing the unit on the floor:
the unit must be laid on a sufficiently rigid and flat surface (use vibration dampers if
necessary). For these units,
provide a gradient of 2 to 3%
for the removal of condensate in the direction of the width.
(connect the condensate drainpipes as per section II.4).
Installing the units outdoors:
For raising the unit above the ground (protection from water), a set of feet can be supplied
as an option (NRG EC EFC). A roof (NRG EC RRC) and rain cowls (NRG EC RRO) must also be provided if necessary and
are available as options. For these units,
provide a gradient of 2 to 3%
for the removal of condensate in the direction of
the width (connect the condensate drainpipes as per section II.4).
In compliance with current regulations, the machine must be installed only by a technical person qualified for this type
of work. During installation, ensure that:
- The machine is handled as specified in section II.1.
- The required personal protection devices are worn so as to avoid injuries caused by electrical and mechanical
hazards (injuries by touching panels, sharp edges, etc.).
- Electrical connections are made after the power supply has been shut off, in compliance with the recommendations
given in section VI.
- The unit is grounded in compliance with the regulations in force.
- The machine is powered up after completion of installation (ducting installed and inspection doors closed).
ENGLISH
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Summary of Contents for VORT NRG EC 3000
Page 37: ...X NOTES GRAPHS AND COMMUNICATION DIAGRAMS ENGLISH Date Observations 37...
Page 39: ...ENGLISH REPEATER RS485 100 metres Maximum 6 control units MASTER Ext Disp REPEATER 39...
Page 40: ...ENGLISH BMS LON 100 metres MASTER Ext Disp LON EXTENSION OU 40...
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Page 84: ...X REMARQUES GRAPHIQUES ET DIAGRAMMES DE COMMUNICATION 84 FRAN AIS Date Observations...
Page 86: ...FRAN AIS R P TEUR RS485 100 m tres Maximum 6 centrales MA TRE Ext Disp R P TEUR 86...
Page 87: ...FRAN AIS BMS LON 100 m tres MASTER Ext Disp EXTENSION LON OU 87...
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Page 131: ...X NOTIZEN SCHAUBILDER UND KOMMUNIKATIONSDIAGRAMME DEUTSCH Datum Anmerkungen 131...
Page 134: ...DEUTSCH BMS LON 100 Meter MASTER Ext Disp ERWEITERUNG LON OU 134...
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