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- Page 1 Mounting AM 950 C l AM 950 F...
- Page 2 2024-12-05 First edition. 2025-06-23 AM 950 C added. AME 900 F replaced with AM 950 F. NOTICE Read the manual thoroughly before installing the AM 950 units. Please keep it for later use. Manuals must be given to the owner of the unit for safekeeping.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Liability ..................................6 Safety instructions ................................7 Responsibility ................................8 2.1.1 Personnel requirements ..........................8 Product identification ..............................9 AM 950 C ................................9 3.1.1 Product name and type ..........................9 3.1.2 Specifications ..............................9 AM 950 F ................................10 3.2.1... - Page 4 Figure 3: SSR version ................................. 10 Figure 4: SSL version ................................10 Figure 5: Minumum distance to building parts, AM 950 C unit .................... 14 Figure 6: Correct installation vs. incorrect installation ......................15 Figure 7: Obstacles can create unwanted flow directions - illustrative example only ............16 Figure 8: Disassemble the left-hand side cover ........................
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Page 5: Introduction
1 Introduction This manual will give you instructions on how to install the AM 950 units (AM 950 C and AM 950 F) correctly and safely. Mounting and installing an AM 950 unit is divided into two parts: Mounting the unit (this manual). -
Page 6: Liability
CAUTION Wear safety footwear as personal protection equipment. NOTICE Failure to comply with the instructions can damage the device and its environment. Information, tips, and recommendations. 1.3 Liability The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damages due to usage violating this manual’s instructions. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes without notice. -
Page 7: Safety Instructions
2 Safety instructions Breaching the instructions marked with a warning symbol carries a risk of personal injury or material damage. WARNING The unit must not be installed in explosion-protected rooms. • The unit must not be installed in rooms with flammable or corrosive gas in the air. •... -
Page 8: Responsibility
2.1 Responsibility CAUTION The installation technician is responsible for installing the unit following local rules and standards. • • The installation technician is responsible for ensuring that the unit is properly secured in a level vertical position. The installation technician is responsible for ensuring that any existing functions in the •... -
Page 9: Product Identification
2167 x 1613 x 505 mm Duct connection Ø315 mm Color: casing RAL 9010 Table 2: AM 950 C specifications Please refer to the AM 950 C datasheet for further information. The datasheet is available on our website, see information in section 3.3. 9/40... -
Page 10: Am 950 F
3.2 AM 950 F 3.2.1 Product name and type Product name AM 950 F Unit item number 9000950701 Type Decentral air handling unit, floor standing Figure 2: HH and VV version Figure 3: SSR version Figure 4: SSL version Table 3: Product name and type, AM 950 F unit Please refer to Appendix B, Appendix C, and Appendix D for dimensional drawings. -
Page 11: Manufacturer
3.3 Manufacturer Airmaster A/S Industrivej 59 9600 Aars Denmark Phone: +45 98 62 48 22 E-mail: info@airmaster.dk Web site: www.airmaster.dk 11/40... -
Page 12: Transportation And Storage
Approx. 370 kg Net weight (unit) 340 kg Pallet dimensions (L x W) 2350 x 800 mm Table 5: Weight and dimensions, AM 950 C 4.2 AM 950 F Gross weight (1 unit and pallet) Approx. 330 kg Net weight (unit) -
Page 13: Important Information Before You Mount The Unit
5 Important information before you mount the unit Read the instructions in this chapter carefully before you begin. WARNING The floor and walls in the room where the unit is mounted must be even and leveled. • Minimum ceiling height is 2300 mm for the AM 950 F unit. (see section 3.2.2). •... -
Page 14: Minimum Distance To Building Parts And Room Layout
Approx. 2.25 m (1.8 m – 2.5 m) Table 7: Minimum distances, AM 950 C unit Obstacles in the room affect the airflow from the AM 950 C unit, hence it is also necessary to consider the layout of the room when choosing the right position. -
Page 15: Figure 6: Correct Installation Vs. Incorrect Installation
Figure 6: Correct installation vs. incorrect installation 15/40... -
Page 16: Am 950 F
Figure 7: Obstacles can create unwanted flow directions - illustrative example only 5.2 Tools and accessories Before you start mounting the AM 950 C or AM 950 F unit you need the following tools and accessories: Lifting equipment appropriate for the unit weight (min. 350 kg), e.g., a pallet loader. -
Page 17: Unpacking
5.3 Unpacking The scope of delivery can be seen from the delivery note; however, a general list of parts is listed below: • AM 950 unit Airlinq ® Orbit control panel, Airlinq ® Viva control panel (option) • • Condensate drain hose (option, included if the condensate pump is selected as an option) Duct pipes, grilles, vapor barrier (options) •... -
Page 18: The Mounting Process
6 The mounting process 6.1 AM 950 C The mounting process for the AM 950 C unit is divided into seven steps, each of these steps is described on the next pages. Disassemble the side and front covers Disassemble the rear bracket... -
Page 19: Disassemble The Side And Front Covers
6.1.1 Disassemble the side and front covers Disassemble the left-hand side cover, see Figure 8. Carefully place the cover on a protective underlay to prevent scratches to the surface. Figure 8: Disassemble the left-hand side cover Disassemble the right-hand side cover, see Figure 9. Carefully place the cover on a protective underlay to prevent scratches to the surface. -
Page 20: Figure 10: Disassemble The Front Cover
Figure 10: Disassemble the front cover Keep the bolts and washers, you need them when reassembling the front and side covers. 20/40... -
Page 21: Disassemble The Rear Bracket
6.1.2 Disassemble the rear bracket Disassemble the rear bracket, see Figure 11 and Figure 12: Figure 11: Disassemble the rear bracket, left-hand side seen from behind Figure 12: Disassemble the rear bracket, right-hand side seen from behind Keep the bolts, you need them to mount the unit onto the bracket. 21/40... -
Page 22: Mark Drill Holes For The Brackets And Ducts
6.1.3 Mark drill holes for the brackets and ducts 6.1.3.1 Rear and front brackets Hold the rear bracket against the wall and ceiling. Make sure the bracket is level. See Figure 13. Mark the holes for the rear bracket. Mark the holes for the front bracket, see Figure 14, Figure 25 and Table 8. (The front bracket is part of the unit and cannot be disassembled). -
Page 23: Duct
1580 mm 32 mm 321 mm 1926 mm Table 8: Bracket distances 6.1.3.2 Duct Hold the rear bracket against the wall and ceiling as you did just before. Make sure the bracket is level and in the same place as before. Mark the center of the duct holes, see Figure 15 and Table 9. -
Page 24: Drill Holes
6.1.4 Drill holes The next step is to drill the holes. When drilling the duct holes make sure you have the correct gradient as well as size, see the Information Box on page 13. Figure 16: Drill holes 6.1.5 Mount the bracket Mount the bracket using all the attachment points, both on the wall and on the ceiling. -
Page 25: Mount The Unit
6.1.6 Mount the unit Use appropriate lifting equipment to lift the AM 950 C unit, refer to section 5.2 on page 16. Place a protective underlay between the lift and the unit to prevent scratches, see Figure 18 below. Lift the unit up and onto the bracket. Make sure it is hinged onto the bracket correctly. -
Page 26: Figure 19: Attach The Unit To The Bracket, Left-Hand Side
Attach the unit to the bracket on both sides using the large bolts that you kept when you dismantled it, see Figure 19 and Figure 20 below. The bracket fully supports the unit when mounted correctly. Check that the unit is level. Figure 19: Attach the unit to the bracket, left-hand side Figure 20: Attach the unit to the bracket, right-hand side 26/40... -
Page 27: Reassemble The Side And Front Covers
Mount the front bracket onto the ceiling, see Figure 21. Use all the attachment points. Check that the unit is level. Figure 21: Mount the front bracket to the ceiling 6.1.7 Reassemble the side and front covers Reassemble the front and side covers using the bolts from earlier on, see Figure 22, Figure 23, and Figure 24. Figure 22: Reassemble the left-hand side cover 27/40... -
Page 28: Figure 23: Reassemble The Right-Hand Side Cover
Figure 23: Reassemble the right-hand side cover Figure 24: Reassemble the front cover Next step is to mount duct pipes and grilles, please continue with section 6.3, Mount duct pipes and grilles, on page 32. 28/40... -
Page 29: Am 950 F
6.2 AM 950 F The mounting process for the AM 950 F unit is divided into three or four steps: Mark and drill duct holes Mount the unit Mount duct pipes and grilles + sealing Connect the drain (if the unit is supplied with a condensate pump and drain). Each of these steps is described on the next pages. -
Page 30: Mount The Unit
6.2.2 Mount the unit Before lifting the unit into an upright position place some laths/battens/blocks of wood as depicted in Figure 25. Without this, the height-adjustable feet may break or deform once the unit is lifted. Make sure the feet are as short as possible. -
Page 31: Figure 27: Adjust The Feet To Level The Unit
CAUTION Be careful when moving the unit on the pallet loader. If the unit tilts over it can cause injury to persons and damage the unit. Adjust the feet to make the unit level, see Figure 27 below. Figure 27: Adjust the feet to level the unit Attach the brackets on top of the unit to the wall using screws applicable to the material of the wall. -
Page 32: Mount Duct Pipes And Grilles
6.3 Mount duct pipes and grilles Please note that this section and the following subsection provide a general description of fitting the ducting and subsequent sealing. Materials and methods for fitting the ducting depend on the customer’s order, the options chosen, and the actual site, hence we can only provide general guidance on this matter. -
Page 33: Sealing
6.3.1 Sealing Please note that Figure 30 below depicts a unit with intake/exhaust ducts on the back side through a wall. Figure 30 is a sectional drawing depicting a wall with a duct hole and duct fittings. A unit is installed on the inner wall, i.e. the grey box on the right-hand side marked with the number ‘1’. -
Page 34: Condensate Drainage (Option)
6.4 Condensate drainage (option) Depending on the options chosen, the AM 950 unit may be fitted with a condensate pump and a condensate hose. Please note that this section provides general information about condensate drainage. We can only provide general guidance as drainage connections depend on the actual site. -
Page 35: Appendix A Dimensional Drawing, Am 950 C Unit
Appendix A Dimensional drawing, AM 950 C unit Measures in mm. 35/40... -
Page 36: Appendix B Dimensional Drawing, Am 950 F Unit, Hhvv
Appendix B Dimensional drawing, AM 950 F unit, HHVV Measures in mm. 36/40... -
Page 37: Appendix C Dimensional Drawing, Am 950 F Unit, Ssr
Appendix C Dimensional drawing, AM 950 F unit, SSR Measures in mm. 37/40... -
Page 38: Appendix D Dimensional Drawing, Am 950 F Unit, Ssl
Appendix D Dimensional drawing, AM 950 F unit, SSL Measures in mm. 38/40... - Page 39 This page is intentionally left blank...
- Page 40 Airmaster A/S +45 98 62 48 22 Industrivej 59 info@airmaster.dk 9600 Aars Denmark www.airmaster-as.com 16101_REV02_2025-06-23 Errors and omissions excepted. Subject to change without notice. Original user instruction.
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