EMI VPAC, Инструкция по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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The platform height should be the same level as the
bottom of the wall opening or, if casters are used, 1 and
3/16” lower (to accommodate the casters), to allow the
chassis to sit level on the platform. Because wall sleeve
depths can vary depending on overall wall thickness, it is
critical that wall thickness be determined before ordering
the wall sleeve (Figure 2) . Consult factory for available wall
sleeve sizes.
1. Install 1/2” x 1/2” or 1” x 1” foam tape (supplied) to
the unit condenser top and sides to seal against
the wall sleeve (Figure 3) .
CAUTION
Before continuing with Step 2, refer to the appropriate
control box application for your installation (i.e., front or
left/right side control applications.)
Drip edge will extend
outside exterior wall
when installed to guide
condensate away from
building
Exterior
Wall
VPAC/VPHP WALL
SLEEVE ASSEMBLY
CROSS SECTION
OF TYPICAL WALL
Wall Sleeve
Outdoor Louver
Interior Wall
Lag Holes
(4 On Each Side)
Wall Sleeve Depth = Overall Wall
Thickness - 1.25” (Louver Depth)
1/2” x 1/2”
Foam Gasket
Overall Wall
Thickness
DETERMINING WALL SLEEVE DEPTH
Figure 2
Weather
Angle
Position
INSULATION & WEATHER ANGLES
Back Panel
Mounting Holes
Install supplied
1/2” x 1/2” foam
insulation along
top and sides of
condenser box.
( IMPORTANT:
Position as far
forward toward
outdoor side as
possible.)
Figure 3
FRONT CONTROL APPLICATIONS (Standard)
A. Attach the weather angles to the chassis using
the screws provided.
B. Slide chassis into wall sleeve, assuring that wall
sleeve studs align with the holes just above the
condenser coil.
C. Attach left and right weather angles to wall sleeve
using the two 1/4-20 nuts provided.
WARNING
In front control applications, do not attempt to attach
the back panel of the chassis to the wall sleeve to
prevent extreme difficulty in removing the chassis
after the enclosure is completed (Figure 3) .
INSTALLATION FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION Continued