Handbook; Condensation Discharge System - MAXA i-290 0106 Installer Manual

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5.10.3 Handbook
If you need more information about the possible configurations, there is a "Handbook" which is a technical notebook including a series of system
diagrams where some proposed installation configurations of our high efficiency heat pumps are highlighted. The "Handbook" is also intended
to show the symbiosis potential with some of our elements found in the catalogue.
Please ask for the technical handbook directly to ADVANTIX S.p.a.
5.10.4 Condensation discharge system
All units of i-290 series are built in such a way that the base of the unit acts as a condensate drip tray. A plastic fitting is supplied as standard, to
be connected underneath the base in the special provision for connecting a drain pipe to channel condensate.
Each unit is fitted with a hole on the base of the hydronic kit (on the side of the coil) for draining any condensation that may percolate from the
plumbing pipes and water formed as a result of the defrosting process. The pipes are well insulated, condensation production is minimal. In
the event of a leakage, refrigerant gas can escape from the unit through the hole in the base panel, so it is recommended that the condensate
drain is always directed to an open place near the unit (within the danger zone defined in Chapter 5.5). If the unit is installed on the ground, it is
also possible to direct the condensation into a bed of rubble or gravel for drainage. For typical free-field ground installation, please refer to the
following pictures:
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to radiant panel
S/W
M
A B
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AB
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to hydronic terminal
T
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T
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Num.
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Hole in bottom panel of
outdoor unit
i-290
from radiant panel
from hydronic terminal
Hydraulic safety
group
Description
Heat pump
Remote control
Diverter valve
Fancoil
Expansion tank
Gasket
Drain tting
Inverter air/water heat pumps with axial fans
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FANCOIL
from water supply
Glycol fill
Gasket
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