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Furthermore, the type plate includes the technical parameters of the
given section. The user must ensure that every marking on the unit
components will be readable and intact.
If damaged, especially if safety is concerned, the marking must be
repaired immediately.
Information and Safety Labels
AeroMaster air-handling units, respectively individual sections, are
labelled with information labels indicating equipment operation, wiring
diagrams, energy media inlets and outlets, and information on the
manufacturer.
The „Other Danger" warning label situated on the face side of the service
door indicates the hazard of catching by movable parts.
The service panel of the electric heater, wiring boxes and service panels
covering other electrical equipment are labelled with a „Warning –
Danger of Electric Shock" label.
Delivery Content
The following items are enclosed with every delivery of the air-
handling unit:
Accompanying technical documentation
Commerce and technical documentation including air-handling
unit assembly drawing.
Connecting kit
Installation kit
Individual measurement and control components,
respectively accessories in accordance with the bill
of delivery.
Transport and Storage
Air-handling units without a base frame and air-handling units with
a 150 mm high base frame are dispatched on a pallet.
Air-handling units equipped with a 300 mm or 400 mm high base
frame are dispatched without additional handling means.
Figure 2
Figure 4 – Base frame arrangements
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Figure 3
DIRECTION OF THE
FORK INSERTION
DIRECTION OF THE
FORK INSERTION
XPXB 17 and XPXB 22 sections of plate heat exchanger with a
150 mm high base frame are not dispatched on a pallet but are
equipped with detachable legs instead. These should be disas-
sembled prior to installation.
Packaging
As standard, the transport blocks of the XP air- handling unit sections
are packed in PE foil and provided with cardboard and polystyrene
protecting guards. The holes in the base frame can be used to lift the
unit by a crane.
Transport and Handling of Air-Handling Unit
Components
AeroMaster XP units are delivered to the installation site in the form
of transport blocks of sections. The loading and unloading can be
performed by a fork-lift truck or a crane.
If lifted by a crane, spacer bars must be inserted between the lifting
wires to protect the unit from being damaged. If the unit section
without a base frame is handled, fork-lift truck forks of a sufficient
length must be used to overreach the full depth of the lifted section.
If the unit section with a base frame is handled, forks of a sufficient
length must be used to overreach both side beams of the base frame;
an exception is the base frames (longer than 1000 mm) of the XP
17, 22 and 28 units, which are provided with a third inner beam. This
beam is a supporting element of the base frame and can be used to
lift the section if forks inserted from the rear side (i.e. non-servicing
side) overreach the distance between the side and inner beams, i.e.
1065 mm (see figure # 4). The same design of the base frame is used
for sections with overhanging service side (sections of electric and
gas heaters, water heaters with covered feeds) and some selected
sections of dimensional series XP 04-13.
When handling the units in the above described way, it is always
necessary to check the centre of gravity (it must always be above the
forks) by lifting the unit slightly.
Warning:
When transporting, respectively handling the transport blocks of
sections, it is necessary to pay increased attention to the parts (pipes,
electric wiring elements) projecting from the sides of the transport
block of the sections. All transport blocks of sections may be trans-
ported only in the same position as in which they are operated!
For additional information on unloading the unit from a truck, refer to
the chapter „Stacks of AeroMaster XP Air Handling Unit Sections".
servicing side
servicing side
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