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5 - Installation

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• Outdoor unit installation

• Location of the indoor unit

The unit should be installed in such a way that airflow around the
room is not hindered in any way. If possible, install the cassette
unit in the centre of the room (leave at least one meter of clea-
rance on all sides of the unit).

Air diffusion will be less efficient if the ceiling is at a height grea-
ter than 3 metres.

The cassette unit is fixed in place with two brackets and four
threaded rods (see diagram below).

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630

The two brackets must be installed perfectly level.
When the cassette is in place on its supports, connect the refri-

geration lines, the electrical power supply and the condensate
drainage line.

False ceiling

Infrared receiver board located behind the air
return grill.
View :

LED : OPE : Unit startup.

POWER : Unit power-up.
TIMER : Timer mode.

Emergency operation : Enables the unit to
be used without the remote control.In this
case, set the selector to "COOL" or "HEAT"
(MKH only) depending on the operating mode
required. The "OPE" LED flashes continuous -
ly when the unit is operated this way, and the
remote control is forced off-line. The tempera-
ture setpoint is set at 24°C both in the heating
and cooling mode. To revert to normal remote
control  operation,  set  the  selector  to  the
"NOR" position.

Connectors

COOL  NOR   HEA T

IR

OPE

POWER

TIMER

• Connections

Suction line

Liquid line

Electrical connections between sections

Electric heat supply (option)

Condensate water evacutation

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Remote control

Main electrical power supply

Optional electric heating coil AKR01A (2kW) :

MKC (cooling only) : 

The heating element, instal-

led around the coil like a belt, is activated by a
relay located on the control board. Installation of
this option requires no particular modification of
the equipment.

MKH (heat pump) :The heating element is acti -
vated by a relay located on the control board

.

Installation requires a separate power supply
with 3 x 1,5 mm

2

conductors for the 2 kW heating

element.
In this instance, the heating element serves as a
backup heating source (1

str

stage : 

COMPRESSOR

-

2

nd

stage : 

ELECTRIC HEATER

) and is regulated

according to the temperature difference between
the setpoint and the return air temperature.
The heater element is supplied with an automa-
tic reset control thermostat and a manually reset
high temperature safety device.

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Summary of Contents for MOC12

Page 1: ...Cassette MINISPLIT MKC MKH 12 18 24 Infrared remote control MOC MOH YORK...

Page 2: ...ning Dismantling and Disposal 1 Safety Installation and maintenance of this air conditioning system should only be carried out by trained and qualified personnel Regular maintenance operations such as...

Page 3: ...0 C Indoor MKC MKH Models unit 12S 18S 24S Outdoor MOC MOH unit 12 18 25 Cooling Btu h 12 000 18 000 24 000 kW 3 5 5 3 7 Capacities Heating Btu h 12 500 18 500 25 100 kW 3 6 5 4 7 1 Electric heating k...

Page 4: ...istics table on page 3 Outdoor unit MOC MOH 12 18 Outdoor unit MOC MOH 25 H L P Clearances required for outdoor units C B E A D 5 4 2 3 660 575 1 660 1 False ceiling 2 Condensate drainage 3 Gas line c...

Page 5: ...is way and the remote control is forced off line The tempera ture setpoint is set at 24 C both in the heating and cooling mode To revert to normal remote control operation set the selector to the NOR...

Page 6: ...ulated to prevent dro plets of condensation from dripping on the false ceiling Connect the drainage tube int 12 mm coming from the pump to a P V C drainage line 32 mm mini It is advisable to install a...

Page 7: ...oid alteration of unit capacities make sure that piping lengths and changes in elevation are kept to a strict minimum Before connecting the refrigerant lines follow the procedures below if pre charged...

Page 8: ...s Fit the casing and grille together using the screws fig 5 ref b Put the filter fig 6 and the return air grille fig 6 7 back in place 8 Wiring diagram 9 Front panel installation 1 N E 2 1 N E A 2 Pow...

Page 9: ...g 6 a a a a A Cooling operation summer Coanda effect Heating operation winter Detail A Depending on the configuration of the room to be air conditioned one or two of the deflectors may be left closed...

Page 10: ...y can be determined by using correction fac tors C1 C2 and C3 Given cooling capacity Cooling capacity at standard rating conditions x C1 x C2 x C3 C1 Capacity correction factor for temperature C2 Capa...

Page 11: ...12 18 24 MKH 12 18 24 SERIAL NUMBER IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF APPLICABLE EEC DIRECTIVES 89 392 EC 89 336 CEE NATIONAL STANDARDS AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ISO 9001 Pr EN378 AND IN AC...

Page 12: ...very unit This refrigerant may then be re used if appropriate or returned to the manufacturer for disposal Under NO circumstances should refrigerant be vented to atmosphere Where appropriate drain the...

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