INSTALLATION
INSTALLING THE OUTDOOR UNIT
Bear in mind the following when choosing the place in which the outdoor unit is to be installed:
• Before installing the air conditioner make sure that it has been transported in an upright position . If this is not the
case, position it correctly and wait at least two hours before starting it .
• If possible place the unit away from rain and direct sun light in a sufficiently ventilated area .
• Set it in a vibration and noise free position of adequate load bearing capacity .
• Position it so that the noise and air flow, while operating, do not disturb the neighbours .
• Position it respecting the minimum distances from walls, furniture or other objects (Fig . 1-A-B) .
• If it is installed on the ground, avoid areas where water may collect or fall, gutters, etc .
• In locations that are subject to frequent snowfalls or where the temperature remains below 0°C for lengthy periods,
set the unit on a 20-30 cm thick concrete base to prevent snow from lying around the machine .
• During winter periods, the heat pumps produce condensation that drips on the supporting surface forming annoying
and/or unpleasant puddles . To avoid this, use the condensation drain fitting kit as indicated in the relative section .
Fig . 1
A
B
C
>50cm
>30cm
>30cm
>20cm
>30cm
>50cm
>200cm
>50cm
Note: The air conditioner must not be surrounded by more than three walls to ensure sufficient ventilation to allow
the appliance to operate correctly .
If the installation does not allow direct access to the unit, it is recommended to remove the rear protection grille (Fig .
1-C) . This is to allow the air flow and avoid possible ice build up during winter operation .
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