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FR - PARTIAL ENCASEMENT FRAME FOR CF-P<br />

GENERAL NOTES FOR CONDITIONERS<br />

Valid for all conditioners<br />

Fig. 170.1<br />

FR - PARTIAL ENCASEMENT FRAME<br />

This device makes it possible to partially eliminate the protrusion of the<br />

conditioner from the<br />

CODE Conditioner Weight cabinet, guaranteeing,<br />

in any case, an<br />

Kg <strong>IP</strong> 54 level of protection<br />

between the con-<br />

CF-P/356<br />

FR08<br />

ditioner and the cabinet.<br />

It is equipped<br />

CF-P/456 3,5 ÷ 6<br />

CF-P/856<br />

with airtight gaskets<br />

FR09<br />

CF-P/956<br />

7 ÷ 14 in rubber, already<br />

CF-P/1456<br />

installed on the border<br />

of the rabbet.<br />

FR09L CF-P/2056 7 ÷ 14<br />

FR10<br />

CF-P/2860<br />

10 ÷ 19 The frame is attached<br />

CF-P/4160<br />

to the wall of the cabinet<br />

with screws.<br />

The power yield is indicated according to DIN 3168 norms. The indications L35 L35 (or L35 L50) respectively indicate the<br />

internal temperature (L35) and the external temperature (L35 or L50) of the cabinet.<br />

If the power yield is L35 L35 (internal and external temperatures are the same (35° C)) the conditioner can dissipate internal<br />

heat more efficiently. The power yield will therefore be maximum and the absorbed power will be less than maximum.<br />

This is the most favourable working condition.<br />

In the event the power yield is L35 L50, the conditioner encounters greater difficulty in dissipating the heat, because the<br />

external temperature is high, consequently, there is less power yield and an increase of absorbed power. This is the most<br />

unfavourable working condition.<br />

Choosing a conditioner:<br />

You should be aware of the following information in order to choose a conditioner:<br />

1. Dimensions of the cabinet;<br />

2. Positioning of the cabinet (if free on all sides or which sides are against a wall);<br />

3. Dissipated power from equipment inside the cabinet in W (not installed equipment);<br />

4. Internal temperature it is desired to maintain in the cabinet, Ti;<br />

5. Maximum external temperature, Te;<br />

6. Required <strong>IP</strong><br />

BOZZA DI STAMPA<br />

With this information, apply to our technical office to obtain an immediate reply as to the most suitable type of conditioner.<br />

Generally, the table below indicates a possible choice of the type of conditioner, based on the <strong>IP</strong> desired and the internal and<br />

external temperatures of the cabinet.<br />

Level of cabinet protection Ti>Te Ti=Te Ti 54<br />

CF-P or CS-T Conditioners;<br />

SC-A Air-to-Air Heat Exchangers;<br />

SC-AH Air to Water Heat Exchangers<br />

CF-P or CS-T Conditioners;<br />

SC-AH Air to Water Heat Exchangers<br />

CF-P or CS-T Conditioners;<br />

SC-AH Air to Water Heat Exchangers<br />

21 CATALOGUE<br />

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