Ochsner AIR 80 C13A, Инструкции по эксплуатации и монтажу

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Nominal flow rates in heating system
The nominal flow rates in the heating system are
to be ensured. Deviating flow rates can lead to a
heat pump safety switch off. OCHSNER accepts
no liability for this!
Heat source connection (WQA)
4.8.1 Wall ducting
The ducting through outside walls is to be con-
structed using lined feed pipes. The ducting
should be laid with a
gentle slope (min. 2%)
down slightly toward the outside!
The wall ducting must be sealed by the
system installer with suitable sealing
compound in order to avoid water en-
tering the brickwork / living areas.
NOTE
The wall ducting is not part of
OCHSNER's scope of supply. Responsi-
bility for any damage which may be
caused by incorrect sealing will not be
accepted by OCHSNER.
Only thus can it be guaranteed that any con-
dense/rain water can be correctly led away vie
the house drainage, and that no moisture perme-
ates the wall brickwork. It is also of great im-
portance that the "lined conduit" outside the
building should be bevelled from top to bottom
and surrounded by gravel. This will ensure that
no water enters the building in the event of
heavy rainfall.
4.8.2 Installation of non-buried connecting
pipework
Preparations for the system installer:
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Professionally prepared wall conduits
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Construct evaporator foundation
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Fix evaporator to foundation
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Connect up the evaporator electrically
Work to be carried out by OCHSNER customer
service:
Once the evaporator installation has been com-
pleted, the OCHSNER customer service engineers
will install the connections between the inside
unit and the evaporator.
If the connecting pipework is not buried, the re-
frigerant pipework has to be insulated according-
ly with insulation that is UV-resistant and pro-
tects against moisture. If the pipework is to be
laid horizontally, the refrigerant pipework must
be suitably supported.
Walking or driving on the free-
spanning connection pipework is to be
avoided at all costs!
Fig. 14: Installing a non-buried connecting pipework, using
an AIR 80 C13A with a VHS 80 as an example.
1) Connecting pipework insulated against the conduit
2) Insulated against the wall
3) Evaporator
4) Connecting pipework (insulated with UV protection)
5) Point foundation (6 in all), KG pipe 315
6) Gravel bed
7) Drainage pipe
8) Heat pump