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Introduction
This Installation, Operation and Maintenance manual relates to the PROAIR235 & PROAIR270
Horizontal Fan Coil Units (FCU) designed and manufactured by Biddle to provide cooling and
heating to internal spaces.
The information contained in this document provides guidance on how this product is installed,
operated and maintained. It is to be handed over to the end user to ensure the product is
maintained over its working life.
You should refer to project specific documentation for performance information that is project
related.
Safety
These product instructions detail the installation, operation and maintenance, of the
PROAIR235 & PROAIR270 fan coil units. Such actions can have impact on safety. Where
hazards have been identified the symbols below will be shown. Should any part of these
instructions become damaged, unreadable or a copy is needed, they can be downloaded from
the Biddle website listed on page 2.
Before carrying out any maintenance to the unit, the user should ensure the unit has been
electrically isolated from supplies, isolated from any pipework connections and the unit left to
cool down sufficiently. Fan coils are installed as part of a system with boilers, chillers and
electrical supplies that means when carrying out work on any part of this system, the worker
should ensure that the whole system is considered and not solely the equipment being worked
on.
The installer is responsible for ensuring:
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The equipment has been installed in a safe and suitable manner with consideration for
the immediate environment and ongoing maintenance that will be required to maximize
the working life of the unit.
That the installation is in-line with the manufacturer's instructions and consideration of
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industry best practice and in agreement with all applicable statutory legislation and
regulations.
The work is carried out by competent workers who have fully read and understand
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these instructions, the scope of work and who have the required tools, equipment and
personal protective equipment to minimize risks.
This equipment must be installed, cleaned and maintained by competent persons only. This
equipment can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been
Electrical Hazard
General Warning
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Hot Surfaces Hazard
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