Ansult 416120, Руководство по эксплуатации

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POSITIONING
NOTE:
Must only be carried out by an authorised refrigeration
engineer.
• Check that there are no concealed cables or pipes where the
installation is to be carried out.
• Do not position the outdoor unit close to bedroom windows,
if this can be avoided.
• Position the outdoor unit where it does not disturb the
surroundings and provide it with protection if possible.
• The indoor unit must be placed indoors.
• If possible, the indoor unit should be positioned on the
inside of the outer wall, in order to minimise the amount of
visible piping.
• When choosing the installation point, remember that the
heat pump's rotating parts generate some noise and can
cause resonance.
• Check that the walls at the installation points can cope with
the weight of the indoor and outdoor units. Reinforce the
walls, if necessary.
• Do not allow uninsulated refrigerant pipes from the indoor
unit to come into contact with the wall – condensation that
forms on the pipes can damage the wall and floor. Use the
insulation in the enclosed installation kit.
• It is not recommended to install the outdoor unit on a
wooden wall. Install vibration dampers between the unit
and the wall brackets.
• If it is not possible to install the outdoor unit on the house
wall, we recommend that it is placed on a concrete block or
stand.
• If the outdoor unit is exposed to wind, it must be secured
with a metal frame and screws.
INDOOR UNIT AND CONTROL PANEL
• It is recommended to install the indoor unit near the boiler
room.
• Consult a plumber concerning the best positioning in
relation to the existing heating system.
• We recommend the use of flexible hoses for connection of
the indoor unit.
• The control panel can be placed anywhere in the building.
• If the heat pump is to be regulated on the basis of the room
temperature the control panel should be placed in the room
where it is most important to maintain the correct room
temperature.
FIG. 21
OUTDOOR UNIT
• The outdoor unit should be place where this is a good
exchange of air, not in a shed, carport or the equivalent.
• Leave at least 4 m of free space in front of the outdoor unit
and at least 10 cm between the wall and the back of the
outdoor unit.
• Water runs from the outdoor unit during defrosting.
The heating coil in the bottom tray means that the water will
not freeze in the unit, although ice can form on the ground
under the unit.
INSTALLATION
MODULE SYSTEM
• Anslut’s module system consists of pre-filled pipes and units.
The system maintains a vacuum and is prefilled with
refrigerant.
• Do not subject the spring-loaded shut-off valves in the
connections to mechanical stress – risk of refrigerant
leakage.
• Save the protective plugs until all the connections have been
made. The patented installation system with pre-filled
modules is much easier to install than traditional systems.
This means that air heat pumps from Anslut have low
installation costs.
• Note that these installation instructions are for guidance
only, and may deviate from the actual installation. For this
reason examine the actual installation and its prerequisites,
and follow all the applicable parts of these installation
instructions.
TOOLS FOR THE INSTALLATION
• Spirit level, pencil, crosshead screwdriver, 8 mm masonry
drill, pilot drill, set-square, tape measure or folding rule,
65 mm wide tape, hole saw approx. 80 mm (actual
dimension can vary), knife, two adjustable spanners and if
possible a torque wrench.
INSTALLATION KIT
NOTE:
Do not remove the plastic plugs from the pipe ends before
starting the installation.
• The installation kit consists of 2 gas-filled pipes, drainage
hose, sealing compound, polyethylene tape, 2 insulation
sections, cable ties and electrical cable with connections for
the indoor and the outdoor unit.
• Note that the drainage hose is only used for air/air heat
pumps, not for air/water heat pumps.
FIG. 22
SENSOR FOR OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE (T6)
Sensor T6 for the outside temperature is used during operation
in accordance with the heating curve to detect the outside
temperature.
1. Unpack the 12 m extension cable and plastic fastener and
plastic cover for the outside temperature sensor T6 from the
accessory kit.
FIG. 23
2. Locate the sensor cable marked T6, which sticks out through
the cable inlet over the indoor unit.
FIG. 24