Cold And Hot Air - Webasto Air Top 2000 ST Installation Instructions Manual

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Cold and hot air

5
Cold and hot air
5.1.
General
ATTENTION:
Danger of suffocation!
The cold air intake must be from a clean area with no ex-
haust gases.
Cold air intake never from the engine compartment!
It must not be possible for stowed articles to block the intake opening
(requirement from 2001/56/EC).
NOTE:
The direct intake of hot air must be avoided (see Fig. 9).
It is not permitted to short-circuit the air flow.
Fig. 9
Cold air inlet and hot air outlet
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Air Top 2000 ST / Evo 40 / Evo 55
5.2.
Fresh air mode
Cold air is drawn in from the outside, heated and blown into the boat's
interior. This renews the cabin air and reduces humidity. Ensure there are
enough ventilation openings in the cabins! A room temperature sensor
must be installed for temperature control, preferably in the saloon. In
summer, ventilation is also possible (when comfort control element is
used).
Draw in cold air directly from lockers or rudder boxes if they are dry,
clean and free of odours and exhaust gases.
For proper ventilation, ensure the intake diameter = 1.5 x hose diame-
ter of the heater.
Otherwise, use an intake hose for intake from the outside.
Prevent water from entering through the intake opening.
Air intake from well-ventilated locker
Fig. 10
Air intake
Boat Air Heaters
Air intake with intake hose directly
from outside

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