Machine Characteristics; Environmental Conditions; Environmental Contamination - Daikin Modular Rotary Instructions For Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual

Machine characteristics

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Environmental conditions

The machine was designed to operate in technical spaces or outdoors. It CANNOT operate
in environments with explosive material, high concentration of dust and in environments
with high temperatures (range from -25 to 46°C - maximum altitude: 2500 m above
sea level), unless specific production requests were made.
46°C
These machines are used to resolve thermohygrometric and air purity problems in both civil
and industrial environments.
90% max
Thanks to its modularity, each machine is able to adapt to different needs in terms of air
handling:
- civil
- airports
- banking
- commercial
- hotel
- museums, theatres, cinemas and auditoriums
- television and recording studios
- libraries
- data processing centres
The optimised choice of every detail, the search for maximum efficiency in each component, the adop-
tion of specific materials and constructive solutions transform environment friendliness and energy sav-
ings into valid and advanced technological solutions.

Environmental contamination

Depending on the installation operating environment, specific regulations must be followed and all the
necessary precautions must be taken to avoid environmental issues (a system that operates in a hospital
or chemical environment can have problems different from those in other sectors, even from the point of
view of disposal of consumable parts, filters, etc.).
It is mandatory for the buyer to inform and train workers regarding proper procedures.
Controller limit operating conditions
Operation (IEC 721-3-3):
- Temperature -40 ÷ +70 °C
- LCD -20 ÷ +60°C
- Humidity <90% relative humidity (without condensation)
- Min. air pressure 700 hPa, corresponding to a maximum of 3,000 m above sea level
- Transport (IEC 721-3-2) and storage:
- Temperature -40 ÷ +70 °C
- Humidity <95 % relative humidity (without condensation)
- Min. air pressure 260 hPa, corresponding to a maximum of 10,000 m above sea level
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