EMBRON Hatteland Display HT B22G Series, Руководство пользователя

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General Installation Recommendations
Installation
Mounting Guidelines and tips
Even though the HT B22 is fanless with no cooling apertures in the chassis, the unit will produce a certain amount of
heat through the aluminium chassis. The top of the chassis as been designed with heat dissipation groves which
allow heat to be properly expelled.
In order to ensure a stable operation and prevent over-heat of the unit, please respect the following illustrations and
guidelines given below based on various mounting positions by using the Mounting Bracket Kit (HT 00270 OPT-A1).
Keep in mind that heat always travels upwards and that heat in general has to be led away from chassis, even with
the use of external fan blowing directly at the chassis, if needed, making sure the air can circulate and slowly
decrease in temperature. It is impossible to predict every possible installation scenario in this document, so use tips
below during installation planning.
▼ Inside a cabinet, placed flat with groves facing up
allowing heat to escape upwards. It is expected that
the cabinet has adequate aperatures in top to allow
accumulated heat to escape. It should be noted that
the size of the cabinet will impact how efficient the
cooling can become.
▼ Wall mounting. Make sure groves are aligned vertically as
indicated, allowing heat to escape upwards along with the
groves. Connectors can face upwards or downwards
depending on installation needs.
▼ Possible scenario for inside a cabinet, placed
flat with groves facing downwards allowing heat to
not escape at all. Please install cooling fan to make
sure the air/heat can circulate and lead away from
the chassis. Although a fan might help, this type of
installation is not recommended as the entire
concept of heat dissipation is not respected.
▼ Possible scenario for Wall mounting. Heat does not
escape properly (gets stuck between horizontal groves).
Please install cooling fan to make sure the air is circulated
away from the chassis to allow adequate cooling, or choose
the option in the table above.