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INSTALLATION
ON ARRIVAL TO SITE
The CW-6S cooler will be delivered on a dedicated pallet and
will be wrapped in plastic film with timber and foam supporting
members.
The cooler will be accompanied by a packout kit box containing
control items and other components that are required for
installation.
To correctly unpackage the cooler, follow the instructions below:
1.
Inspect for transport damage prior to unpacking.
2.
Remove the plastic film, white foam packing blocks and
pallet strapping. Dispose of responsibly.
3.
Remove the top horizontal timber support members and
vertical timber support members. Dispose of responsibly.
4.
Leave the base pallet and foam supporting blocks in
position in 4 places, as shown. These are required for
lifting.
5.
Remove pad frames to access the BMS Module packed
inside the cooler.
Note: 4th Foam Block position obscured in this view
COOLER METHOD OF INSTALLATION
There are two possible methods of installation for the CW-6S
cooler:
1.
Installation via crane (preferred) – cooler is lifted from its
pallet on the ground and slung onto the dropper.
2.
Piece by piece assembly – cooler is disassembled on the
ground and reassembled on the dropper.
The ideal method of installation will be specific to each
assignment. To determine which method is best suited to your
installation, be sure to consider regulations, location, access
points, potential obstacles and safety.
Discuss the possible options with the customer.
ASSESSMENT OF ROOF STRUCTURE
THE CW-6S COOLER REQUIRES AN ADEQUATE ROOF
STRUCTURE TO BEAR THE LOAD OF ITS OPERATING
WEIGHT. IT IS LIKELY THAT MOST RESIDENTIAL
STRUCTURES WILL REQUIRE REINFORCEMENT.
Engineering designs of roofs, including the supporting
structure and cladding, should take into account whether the
work practices necessary to carry out the installation and
maintenance of the roof can be carried out safely.
Model
CW-6S
ILL2772-A
It is the installers responsibility to verify the integrity of the roof
structure as well as determine and implement an adequate load
bearing structure to which the dropper and cooler is fixed. The
roof structure in question must be in good condition (i.e. no
worn members or pre-existing damage) and compliant with one
of the structurally engineered roof mounting schemes provided
(Refer below).
If these generic schemes are not applicable to the customer
installation, it is the installer's responsibility to seek the services
of a structural engineer or certified builder to ensure that the
installation is adequate and complies with local and national
building codes. Installation on inadequate structures will void
the warranty and could result in death or serious injury. If the
installer has any doubt in regards to the structural integrity or
condition of the customer installation, then a structural engineer
or building certifier must be consulted.
The following generic structurally engineered roof mounting
schemes have been provided (Refer to Appendix A):
1.
Pre-manufactured roof truss, interior walls (non-load-
bearing):
a.
b.
2.
Interior load-bearing walls
ILL2773-A
Shipping Weight
Operating Weight
175 kg
(386 lb)
600mm nominal truss spacing
1200mm nominal truss spacing
CW-6S INDIRECT COOLER INSTALLATION MANUAL | 7
240 kg
(529 lb)
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