Cabinet Placement And Airflow; Side By Side Placement Of Plug-In Cabinets; Airflow In Plug-In Cabinets - Viessmann Tecto FL2 Aida User Manual

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4. Cabinet placement and airflow

Positioning the cabinet correctly optimises temperature conditions and performance, thus helping to save energy
and extend the service life of the cabinet. Cabinets with castors may be anchored to the wall behind them as a
safety precaution.
1. Set the cabinet in its place and adjust the cabinet to stand perpendicularly using the adjustable legs.
2. Make sure that the airflow to the condenser unit is unobstructed.

4.1. Side by side placement of plug-in cabinets

Individual stand-alone cabinets that are not multiplexed together can nonetheless be placed side by side to form a
line of cabinets. When placing cabinets this way, the following precautions need to be considered.
1. Place the cabinets next to each other.
2. Make sure the cabinets are level and at equal height. Adjust if needed.
3. Push the cabinets close together, making sure to leave a wide enough gap between the cabinets for
safety (heated cabinets) and to prevent condensation on the glass walls between cabinets.
Refrigerated cabinets next to refrigerated cabinets
Refrigerated cabinets next to ambient cabinets
Heated cabinets next to heated cabinets
Heated cabinets next to refrigerated cabinets
Heated cabinets next to ambient cabinets

4.2. Airflow in plug-in cabinets

Front panels
All Tecto FL2 Aida plug-in variants need an adequate space between the cabinet chassis and its cladding to
maintain proper airflow to the condensing unit. If this space is obstructed partially or completely, it impairs the
efficiency of the cabinet and may shorten the lifespan of the condensing unit components.
Tecto FL2 Aida cabinets with RG glass enclosures have flat front panels which may be replaced with custom front
panels. If custom front panels are used, they must leave at least a 40 mm gap between the top edge of the front
panel and the lower horizontal surface of the air deflector (A) as well as a 150 mm gap between the lower edge of
the front panel and the floor (B).
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20 mm minimum
20 mm minimum
100 mm minimum
100 mm minimum
100 mm minimum

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