CIAT GeoCIAT, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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2.1.2 Outdoor sensor
At delivery, the outdoor sensor is located inside its own box behind the heat pump. It sends a temperature value to the control
board every 30 minutes, or if there is a variation of around 0.5°C.
a) Installation and location
Position the outdoor sensor on the front of the frame, orienting it as far north as possible.
Make sure the outdoor sensor is not exposed to direct sunlight, and place it in a vertical position.
b) Mounting
Proceed as follows to remove the sensor's cover:
Incorrect positions
Correct position
Turn the cover
anticlockwise to align
the 2 arrows on the side
Detach the cover
from the wall bracket
u v
Mounting
holes
- Drill 2 holes (6 mm diameter) in the wall, one above the other approximately 17 mm apart
- Affix the wall bracket in the recommended position using the mounting holes provided
- Position the elongated hole horizontally at the bottom: the word UP must be legible
- Affix the wall bracket using screws and wall plugs (FS Ø4 mm flat head slotted screws, Ø5 mm wall
plugs), which are not supplied, using the mounting holes
To close the sensor:
- Place the cover on the body.
- Turn the cover clockwise to lock it.
2.1.3
GeoCIAT
TM
Modular
heat pump
The GeoCIATTM Modular must only be located inside a machine room, garage or laundry room. Ensure that the structure
of the machine room can support the weight of the unit. The module must be perfectly level (adjustable feet under the
GeoCIAT
TM
Modular) and installed with the minimum free space as described in paragraph 1.6.
Sound level:
our units are designed to operate quietly. However, as soon as you begin designing your system, you should take
into consideration its position in your home. The unit must not be located near bedrooms.
Placing the unit in a corner will substantially increase its sound level. Ventilation ducts and clearance zones can also
transmit noise. If in doubt, have an analysis performed by an acoustical engineer.
Positioning: when positioning the unit, lift it without tilting it too much
Accessibility: leave sufficient room around the unit to allow easy access for installation and maintenance (see diagram in
paragraph 1.6).