Olimpia splendid ClimaPiu 12 HE HP, Руководство по установке и инструкции по использованию

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3.6.2 For Models 8
Each internal unit must be equipped with its own condensa-
te drainage line which on one side depends on the internal
unitis condensate drainage connection and on the other
side depends on the buildingis water drainage system or on
an open receptacle.
Condensate drainage from the drain tray takes place
exclusively due to gravity. Since, for encumbrance reasons,
the tray is not very high, the drain head as a result, is
somewhat limited. The drainage line should always have a
gradient of at least 3% with the flow and must be constructed
without any upward or counterslopes.
The condensate drainage line may be constructed with any
type of rigid or flexible pipe with an internal diameter of at
least 16 mm.
If the line leads into a sewerage system a seal-trap must be
fitted before entrance into the sewer in order to avoid the
diffusion of bad smells into the air-conditioned atmosphere.
The seal-trap must on no account have a 1,5 m difference
in height less than the applianceis lower wire (fig. 18).
If, on the contrary, the condensate drainage line flows into
a receptacle (can etc.) such receptacle must be open in
order to avoid backpressure which would make drainage
difficult and the line end must never get completely
submersed in the water (fig. 19).
IMPORTANT: After the condensate drainage line has been
connected to the internal unit it is essential to check that it
functions properly by slowly pouring half a liter of water into
the tray and observing that the resulting flow is regular.
3.7 Laying and connection of electric lines
IMPORTANT: The applianceis connection to the mains
must be carried out in conformity with the following
instructions and with the norms in force in the place of
installation. The appliance is equipped with an earthing
system which must be connected to a fully efficient ground
line according to the local norm.
The earthing must on no account be connected up
neither to the water pipeline nor to the gas pipeline.
Fig. 18
Fig. 19