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H51308-v0A Manuale Istruzioni VTNC - Rhoss

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SECTION II: INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE<br />

II.2.5<br />

WATER CONNECTIONS<br />

II.2.5.1<br />

IMPORTANT!<br />

The water connections are very important and<br />

particular care should be dedicated to these<br />

operations by specialist personnel.<br />

Connection to the System<br />

The water connections are fixed to the structure of the unit so as to<br />

prevent breakage during the connection of the pipes. However, we<br />

recommend holding the connection in place with a spanner.<br />

The top coil connection has an air bleed valve, while the bottom<br />

connection has a drainage valve which can be adjusted using a 10 mm<br />

spanner or a screwdriver.<br />

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IMPORTANT!<br />

The coil can only be partly drained. For complete<br />

drainage we recommend blowing air into the coil.<br />

The pipes must be covered with anti-condensation material, such as<br />

polyurethane, propylene, neoprene or other expanded materials of 5-10<br />

mm thick. In the case of several units installed in one room, the<br />

condensation collection pipe must be installed as illustrated in the<br />

figure.<br />

Model Ø connections<br />

25 ¾”<br />

30 ¾”<br />

50 ¾”<br />

60 ¾”<br />

85 ¾”<br />

25 - 30 - 50<br />

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IN<br />

V2<br />

V1<br />

OUT<br />

II.2.5.3 Creating the Water Siphon<br />

The condensation drainage system must include a suitable siphon to<br />

prevent odours from infiltrating the room. Instructions on how to create<br />

a water siphon are given below.<br />

60 - 85<br />

V2<br />

IN<br />

V1<br />

OUT<br />

50 mm<br />

100 mm<br />

II.2.5.2<br />

IN Water inlet<br />

OUT Water outlet<br />

V1 Air bleed valve<br />

V2 Drainage valve<br />

Creating the Water Drain<br />

For regular condensation drainage, the drain pipe must be tilted<br />

downwards by 2%, with no bottlenecks. There should also be a siphon,<br />

with access for inspection, at least 50 mm down in order to prevent bad<br />

smells entering the environment.<br />

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Always include a cap at the bottom of the siphon for cleaning purposes,<br />

or ensure that it can be quickly disassembled.<br />

II.2.5.4<br />

IMPORTANT!<br />

Position the drain pipe so that it does not place any<br />

mechanical stress on the unit drain connection.<br />

Checks<br />

Once installation has been completed, you will need to:<br />

• Bleed the air out of the circuit.<br />

• Make sure that there are no water leaks.<br />

• Cover the valve (if present) and connection pipes carefully with anticondensation<br />

material of 10 mm thick or install the auxiliary trays.<br />

• Pour water into the condensation collection trays and make sure that<br />

the liquid is drained properly, following its course until it leaves the<br />

condensation drain. If this does not occur, check the angle and look for<br />

any blockages.<br />

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The water can be drained at a maximum of 250 mm above the unit, as<br />

long as the upwards stretch of pipe is vertical and positioned in<br />

correspondence to the drain flange. To drain the water at a height<br />

above the permitted 250 mm, install an auxiliary condensation drain<br />

pump (KMC) with collection tray and level regulator. We recommend<br />

models with a safety float to stop the water flow in the cause of pump<br />

malfunction.<br />

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