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- Page 1 COMPACT & SPLIT - QUATTRO INSTALLATION MANUAL Climma Compact Units Cod. A52040NA Aug 2011...
- Page 2 AIR-CONDITIONERS 2.1 Installation diagram of the Compact air-conditioner 14) Sea water pump 04) Electrical box 15) Sea water ball valve (shown closed) 05) Electrical supply 16) Sea water strainer 06) Return air grille 17) Scoop thru-hull intake 07) Air filter 18) Air intake 08) Remote control panel 19) Air-conditioner unit...
- Page 3 AIR-CONDITIONERS 3 INSTALLATION OF THE COMPONENTS 3.1 - FUNCTION OF AN AIR-CONDITIONER During the cooling cycle, the refrigerant circuit takes heat from the ambient air and transfers it to the sea water. Whilst doing so, it will also dehumidify and filter the air. In the reverse-cycle mode the opposite takes place, and heat is removed from the sea water and transfered to the air in the cabin Typical one-outlet installation...
- Page 4 AIR-CONDITIONERS 3 INSTALLATION OF THE COMPONENTS 3.3 - Unit Location A.- The unit must be located in the area to be conditioned. Typical locations are under a setee or bunk. A Compact unit must never be located in an engine space. B.- The conditioned air must be ducted to one or more grills through ducts of suitable size, either insulated or non-insulated.
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Page 5: Condensate Drain
NEOPRENE Figure 1.8 3.5 - CONDENSATE DRAIN The Climma Compact unit will extract a significant quantity of moisture from the air, and this must be disposed of by means of a gravity condensate drain. This drain can either be to the bilge or to a sump with float-switch and pump. -
Page 6: Air Filter
AIR-CONDITIONERS 3 INSTALLATION OF THE COMPONENTS 3.6 - CONDENSATE DRAIN When the blower is operating, the area surrounding the Compact unit becomes a low pressure area. A trap in the drain (Fig. A) will prevent odours from being sucked up and entering the ducting system. Sump Figure 1.9 Check the efficiency... -
Page 7: Air Circulation System
AIR-CONDITIONERS 3 INSTALLATION OF THE COMPONENTS 3.8- AIR CIRCULATION SYSTEM (see examples on page 11) 3.8.A - Return Air View from above See spec sheet Viiew from above The cabin air returns to the Compact unit through a return air grille of appropriate dimensions. (Minimum return air grille sizing for Compact units is shown on the Compact spec sheet). - Page 8 AIR-CONDITIONERS 3 INSTALLATION OF THE COMPONENTS 3.11 - Duct Connections The collar on the blower discharge corresponds to the minimum size of duct allowable. Do not attempt to connect a duct of smaller diameter than the duct collar on the Compact unit. The blower can be rotated 90°...
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Page 9: Sea Water Pump
AIR-CONDITIONERS 4 SEA WATER CIRCUIT NOTE: The restrictions here do not apply to DC or AC diaphragm pumps. 4.1 - SEA WATER PUMP The sea water pump must be of the correct size for the Compact unit. These can be mounted above the Most installations require a centrifugal pump, and close attention to waterline and share an inlet. -
Page 10: Sea Water Circuit
AIR-CONDITIONERS 4 SEA WATER CIRCUIT 4.4- SEA WATER CIRCUIT The water intake and discharge ports on the Compact unit are marked with arrows. Correct water flow direction is important. for efficient performance of the Compact unit. Connections may differ from those shown Min 2"... -
Page 11: Important Note
AIR CONDITIONERS 5 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT WARNING AVOID THE RISK OF THE ELECTROCUTION !!! Only qualified persons should attempt installation, troubleshooting, and repair. Ensure that power to the system is disconnected before removing covers to electrical boxes. IMPORTANT NOTE To avoid possible electrical shocks that may cause injury or death, the Compact unit must be properly connected to a safety ground, as follows: 1- Use a correctly sized 3-conductor electrical cable with ground wire section and isolation. - Page 12 6.1 - INSTALLATION IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT Climma Compact air conditioners must not be installed in engine compartments under any circumstances. It is permissible to locate a Compact unit in an area outside the conditioned space and the return air ducted in to the unit.
- Page 13 Before calling for assistance, check the system. The following problems are the most common, and are typically easily solved. If, after having checked the system, there is still a problem, call the nearest CLIMMA Assistance Centre. In North America call Veco NA at 301-352-6962 or consult the web page: www.veco-na.com...
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