Renson Endura Delta 330, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Endura
®
Delta
en
Installer
For the installer
6 • Installation
6.1 • General assembly conditions
• Carefully read the safety and installation conditions in Section 3.3.
• Choose a setup space in the technical facilities or elsewhere (in the vicinity of the roof or wall
ducts).
− Position the unit centrally with regard to the ventilation spaces so that the duct lengths can be
distributed as homogenously as possible and the duct network is kept to a minimum.
− Do not place the unit above or inside a bedroom to limit any sound transmission.
• Ensure that there is enough space around the unit to connect it to the ventilation ducts without
problems and that allows for inspections and maintenance to be carried out. Avoid obstacles
that obstruct access to or removal of the unit.
• The unit must be placed in a frost-free location.
• The condensate discharge must be connected to the home’s waste-water disposal system.
• The Endura Delta may not be connected to a cooker exhaust hood or clothes dryer.
• Supply and discharge for the fans must always be towards the outside.
• The dimensions of the required intake ducts are, among others, dependent upon the intended
extraction flow rate.
− When using RENSON
®
Easyflex air ducts:
o Air flow rate ≤ 60 m³/h => 1 air duct (at an air speed of 2.5 m/s)
o Air flow rate > 60 m³/h => 2 air ducts (at an air speed of 2.5 m/s)
− Air flow rate ≤ 50 m³/h => Ø80 mm or equivalent
− Air flow rate > 50 m³/h => Ø125 mm or equivalent
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See also connector length guide values
• No sharp bends in the pipes just in front of the ventilator unit.
• In order to prevent condensate from forming in the ducts, you must use insulated pipes if these
pipes are placed outside of the insulating volume of the home.
The placement of the Endura Delta and the related air ducts must be done in such a
way that the air ducts can be connected with as few bends as possible. This reduces
the resistance across the air ducts, thus avoiding capacity and noise problems.