Associated Instructions; Dismantling And Disposal Of Ahu - VTS Medical Systems VENTUS COMPACT VVS021c Instructions For Use Manual

10.2 ASSOCIATED INSTRUCTIONS

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! Refer to the detailed instructions and make the connections and configurations according to the
documentation available at
In particular, you should familiarise yourself with:
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Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual - VENTUS Software - uPC3 control / VTS
Ventilation Software for air handling units (Ventus - Application uPC3) uPC3 controller -
connection diagram,
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Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual VENTUS Heat Wheel Drive / rotary heat
exchanger drive manual,
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Roof assembly / roof installation
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Installation Manual Sections Connection,
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Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Vts Ec Motor Drive / Technical terms and
conditions for drives with EC motors for VTS units,
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Operation and Maintenance manual - Electric Heaters - Power Slices / Electric Heaters -
Slices Technical and Operational Documentation.
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Others available at www.vtsgoup.com

10.3 DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL OF AHU

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! The dismantling of the appliance should be carried out and/or supervised by suitably qualified
personnel with the appropriate level of knowledge and authority. A certified waste disposal
organisation in your region should be contacted. Confirm how to prepare and segregate
materials, especially hazardous materials that may have been used in the construction of the
appliance (e.g. batteries).
! Components should be sorted with a view to recycling by material: iron and steel, aluminium,
copper, non-ferrous metals e.g. windings (winding insulation will be burned off when copper is
recycled), insulating materials, electrical wiring, electronic waste, plastic components, etc. The
same applies to fabrics and cleaning substances that have been used during component
dismantling. The separation of components should be carried out according to local regulations
or by a specialised recycling firm.
! The unit should be dismantled using general procedures commonly used in mechanical
engineering, respecting local regulations for disposal and waste management.
! Low-moisture (CFC) installations are filled with refrigerant, usually R41A, which cannot escape
into the atmosphere. The refrigerant must be recovered in accordance with the regulations in
force (this operation must be carried out by a qualified person).
www.vtsgroup.com
www.vtsgroup.com and the instructions supplied with the equipment.
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