Safety zone
Your outdoor unit contains easily flammable refrigerant
in safety group A3 according to ISO 817 and ANSI/
ASHRAE Standard 34.
Therefore a safety zone is defined in the immediate
vicinity of the outdoor unit, in which special require-
ments apply.
Note
The requirements for the safety zone must be com-
plied with completely.
The following conditions must not be present or occur
within the safety zone:
Building openings, e.g. windows, doors, light wells,
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flat roof windows, etc.
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Outdoor air and exhaust air apertures from ventila-
tion and air conditioning systems
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Property boundaries, neighbouring properties, foot-
paths and driveways
Pump shafts, inlets to waste water systems, down-
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pipes and waste water shafts, etc.
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Other slopes, troughs, depressions, shafts
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Electrical house supply connections
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Electrical systems, sockets, lamps, light switches
Snowfall from roofs
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Do not introduce ignition sources into the safety zone:
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Naked flames or burner gauze assemblies
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Grills
Tools that generate sparks
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Electrical devices not free of ignition sources, mobile
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devices with integrated batteries (e.g. mobile
phones, fitness watches, etc.)
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Objects with temperatures above 360 °C
Note
The particular safety zone is dependent on the sur-
roundings of the outdoor unit.
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The safety zones below are shown with floorstanding
installation. These safety zones also apply to other
types of installation.
In the case of wall installation, the requirements lis-
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ted above also apply to the area below the outdoor
unit, down to the ground.
Freestanding positioning of the outdoor unit
A
Fig. 1
Safety zone
A
Siting the outdoor unit in front of an external wall
Fig. 2
Safety zone
A
Corner positioning of the outdoor unit, right
Fig. 3
Safety zone
A
Safety and liability
2144
A
3144
3144
A
2394
A
2894
1000
750
A
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