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UK
WALL-HUNG MODEL
The air conditioning unit is made up of two separate units
linked up to one another by copper piping (suitably insula-
ted) and a power supply cable. The Internal Unit should be
installed on a wall of the room to be air conditioned.
The External Unit can be free standing on the floor or
installed on a wall, on special supporting brackets.
air inlet grille
directional
FLAPS
air outlet
air
outlet
Air inlet
Piping and
electrical
cables
INTERNAL UNIT
EXTERNAL UNIT
remote control
ATTENTION:
- Do not start or stop the appliance by simply plugging it into or out of the
electricity mains (risk of personal injury due to electrocution).
- Do not climb onto the internal or external unit and do not place any
objects on them at all (risk of personal injury and damage to any objects
that fall from a height).
- Do not expose yourself to the direct air flow for a prolonged period of
time (risk of personal injury from skin sensitisation).
NOTES:
- For the air conditioning unit to work at its best, make sure it is
suitably sized for your specific air conditioning requirements.
(risk of poor appliance performance)
- Do not obstruct the air inlet and outlet grilles with any objects.
(risk of the appliance overheating).
- If the appliance is left unused for an extended period of time,
disconnect the power supply cable from the mains as the
appliance would otherwise remain powered. (risk of personal
injury from fire and fumes).
OPERATION
The air conditioning unit is an appliance designed to create the ideal cli-
matic conditions for the well-being of people in a room.
It is designed to cool, dehumidify (and also heat in the versions with a
heat pump) fully automatically.
The air sucked in by the fan enters via the grille on the front panel and
then passes through the filter that traps any dust it may contain. It is then
conveyed through the fins of a “heat exchanger”: namely a finned coil
that cools the air and dehumidifies it, or even heats it.
The heat removed from the room is vented outside via the External Unit.
The direction in which the air exits the unit is adjusted vertically by the
manual deflectors (and horizontally by the automatic “Louver” flaps).
Air filter
Heat exchanger
Fan
Directional Flap
NOTE: The air conditioning unit is fitted with an auto restart func-
tion, which allows it to restart from the last function set as soon as
the electricity comes back on following a power failure.