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PIPING AND CONNECTIONS<br />

ATTENTION:<br />

- do not drink the condensation water (personal injury from poisoning)<br />

- Position the condensation drain pipe in such a way as to allow for the correct<br />

downflow of water in dedicated areas, and to prevent any inconvenience or<br />

damage to people, things, animals, plants and structures.<br />

- Use manual tools and equipment suitable for the intended use (in particular,<br />

make sure that the tool is not worn and that the handle is intact and fully fastened<br />

to the rest of the tool); use them correctly and make sure they don’t fall from<br />

a height. Put them safely back in place after use. (Personal injury from the falling<br />

splinters or fragments, inhalation of dust, shocks, cuts, pricks and abrasions).<br />

2.1 Connecting the refrigeration piping<br />

The piping can be positioned in 3 different directions as indicated with numbers<br />

1, 2 and 3 in the figure on the right. When the pipes are positioned in<br />

directions 1 or 3, the special groove designed on the side of the internal unit<br />

should be cut using a suitable tool. Turn the pipes in the direction of the hole<br />

in the wall, taking care not to constrict them in any way, and tape the copper<br />

piping, condensation drain pipe and electrical wiring together with electric<br />

(insulating) tape, keeping the condensation drain pipe at the bottom so that<br />

the water can flow freely.<br />

2.2 Draining the condensation from the internal unit<br />

The proper draining of condensation from the internal unit is fundamental<br />

for a good installation.<br />

1. Keep the condensation drain pipe at the bottom of the hole in the wall.<br />

2. Make sure the condensation drain pipe has a continuous gradient of<br />

approximately 3 cm per metre.<br />

3. Do not include any traps in the condensation discharge piping.<br />

4. Do not immerse the free end of the condensation drain pipe in water and<br />

do not leave it in the vicinity of places emanating unpleasant odours.<br />

5. When the installation is <strong>com</strong>plete, before turning on the appliance, make<br />

sure the condensation drain pipe works properly by pouring some water<br />

into the condensation drip water tray situated inside the internal unit.<br />

2.3 Draining the condensation from the external unit<br />

The condensation or water that forms in the external unit during operation in<br />

heating mode can be removed via the drain pipe fitting.<br />

Installation: fasten the drain pipe fitting to the 25 mm hole on the bottom of the<br />

unit, as illustrated in the diagram on the right.<br />

Connect the condensation drain pipe to the drain pipe fitting and ensure the<br />

other end of the pipe is ducted into a suitable drain.<br />

ATTENTION:<br />

-ONLY use copper pipes for ACR type air conditioning units or suitably insulated<br />

copper pipes.<br />

-Protect all connection cables and pipes in order to prevent their being<br />

damaged.<br />

-For R410A gas, use copper pipes with a suitable thickness<br />

- Never use pipes that have a thickness which is less than 0,8 mm.<br />

1<br />

In the figure<br />

below, for example,<br />

the piping is<br />

directed to the<br />

right.<br />

signal<br />

cable<br />

refrigeration<br />

piping<br />

power<br />

supply<br />

cable<br />

condensation<br />

drain pipe<br />

insulating sheath<br />

piping<br />

insulation<br />

refrigeration<br />

piping<br />

YES NO NO<br />

2<br />

3<br />

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