Lunos LUNOMAT, Руководство по установке

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Figure 8: If you have chosen to mount the air connections on the side, then remove the noz-
zles fixed at the top and bottom and mount them on the side. Close the unused air openings with the
covers.
Install only one nozzle per corner of the unit.
Figure 9: Use the drilling template (M) to determine the positions of the unit's fixings on the
wall! Take into account the minimum wall distances (Figure 1) and space required for any additional
components (Figure 2). Drill the mounting holes and insert the dowels.
Figure 10: Screw the unit to the ceiling or wall.
The wall mounting (N) can be moved to compensate for wall unevenness.
Figure 11: Fasten the air ducts to the nozzles (DN125).
Figure 12: When mounting the unit on the ceiling, ensure that there is a slope in the direction
of the nozzles (E) and (G)! For this purpose, fasten the LUNOMAT to the mounting bracket (N)
on the side of the nozzles (E) and (G) with maximum distance to the ceiling. On the side of the noz-
zles (C) and (D) select the minimum distance.
Figure 13: Connect the unit electrically to the connecting cables (O) located at the top. See
connection to a LUNOS control unit (Figures 18 to 21).
Attention! Only connect the mains cable when the unit is de-energised!
Figure 14: Remove the packaging foil from the filters. Insert the filters.
Observe the markings for the air flow direction. The markings for the flow direction of the filters are
located between the two filter openings. Fasten the filter cover.
Electrical Installation - Safety Instructions
Caution! Make sure all connection lines are de-energized before connecting the ventilation unit
to the power supply! (Disconnection from power supply with at least 3 mm contact opening, e.g.
all-pole circuit-breaker)
Each circuit connected to the ventilation system must be fitted with residual current protection
(e.g. a RCD switch)! Electrical connections must be carried out by qualified staff only!
Additional installations and electrical components in this ventilation system are not admissible!!
Installation
Installation Positions
Figure 2: Observe the minimum lateral wall distance of the unit.
Figure 3: When installing the unit, observe the space requirements of the additional compo-
nents of the ventilation unit.
(A) Insulation pipe bend DN125 Order No. 040196
(B) Nozzle DN125
Figure 4: Ceiling installation
Figure 5: Horizontal wall installation (nozzle (C) and (E) below)
Figure 6: Wall installation vertical (nozzle (E) and (G) below)
The ventilation unit is equipped with an enthalpy heat exchanger, which virtually eliminates the possi-
bility of condensate flowing out of it.
If, however, there is a risk at the place of installation that condensate may flow out of the exchanger
in the event of extreme weather conditions or corresponding conditions in the interior, the condensa-
te tray (optionally available for the corresponding installation position) must be installed and the con-
densate drain (Y) connected on the outgoing air side.
The installation with laterally attached nozzles is not shown, but it is just as possible as an
option. It is also possible to "mix" the type of mounting of the nozzles, i.e. to mount nozzles
on the side, top or bottom of a unit.
It is important, however, that only one nozzle is mounted per corner of the unit!