Installation; Startup And Operation - S&P COR-S Series Manual

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These two curtains offer the possibility of
working with either hot or cold air.
Please check that the appliance is in perfect
state when you unpack it, as any
manufacturing defect is covered by the S&P
guarantee.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY WARNINGS
The appliance should not be located directly
below or above an electrical power point.
Do not cover it with objects or garments that
could impede the free circulation of air.
Covering the unit may cause it to overheat.
While in operation, the power cable should not
be in front of the air outlet.
If installed in a bathroom, it should be fitted in
such a manner that the switches or other
controls cannot be touched while in the bath or
shower.
All inflammable objects should be kept at least
50 cm away from the hot air circuit (curtains,
etc).
Keep the air inlet and outlet grilles clean.
Before cleaning the unit or manipulating
anything inside it, make sure it is disconnected
from the mains supply by using the
disconnection wiring switch.
Do not manipulate the appliance with wet
hands.
This appliance should be installed by an
electrician.
IMPORTANT:
THESE UNITS MUST
ALWAYS BE EARTHED.
The disconnection device to be incorporated
to the wiring system for cutting the power
supply of both poles to the unit should have at
least 3 mm clearance between the contacts of
the poles.

INSTALLATION

The unit must be secured to an appropriate
surface for this application.
Observe the minimum distances as indicated
in Fig.1.
This curtain can be fitted to the ceiling or to the
wall. According to your choice, follow the
assembly instructions in Fig. 2.
This curtain can also be swivelled up to 22º
from the vertical to change the direction of the
airflow, to do this, follow the instructions in
Fig. 3.
By loosening the two nuts (A), the body of the
curtain will be free to move it to the desired
position, once you have chosen the angle,
retighten the nuts to secure the curtain.
ELECTRICAL WIRING (Figs. 5 and 6)
These units are for fixed installation. When
connecting to the mains, apply the guidelines
indicated in the Low Voltage Regulations as
well as any applicable national regulations.
The installation should have a circuit breaker
or some other type of device for complete
disconnection of the power supply on both
poles.
Before connecting to the mains supply, check
that is voltage is the same as that indicated on
the specifications plate of the unit.
Use cable with a section and number of wires
as indicated in the diagrams corresponding to
each model.
Secure the cables with glands. Observe the
wiring sequence in Fig.4.
Follow the diagrams corresponding to each
model as indicated in Figs. 5 and 6.
Note: If you wish to install a thermostat,
replace bridge c2-b2 with the thermostat
connections. (Fig. 6)
TERMINAL CONNECTIONS (Fig. 6)
The bridge from L3 to L will be removed if you
wish to have a 230V power supply three-
phase without neutral.

STARTUP AND OPERATION.

Model COR-4-900 S has the controls on the
curtain itself.
Model COR-6-900 S uses a remote control.
In both cases, Figures 7 and 8 indicate
operation.
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