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Details warranty terms and conditions for AIAC products.
Information on obtaining spare parts for Airedale units.
Contact details for sales, technical support, and service inquiries.
Critical information for correct operation and maintenance.
Essential safety guidelines for handling and servicing the equipment.
Conditions under which warranty is valid, including servicing and commissioning.
Steps for obtaining replacement parts under warranty.
Reasons for warranty refusal, such as misapplication or incorrect installation.
Details model series, sizes, and configurations of the telecom units.
Overview of the unit's purpose, applications, and features.
States conformity with relevant European directives.
Provides physical dimensions and weight specifications for various models.
Instructions for safe handling, lifting, and placement of the unit.
Details on condensate drain trap setup and operation.
Procedures for supporting and sealing the unit to the wall.
Guidelines for power supply, wiring, and phase rotation checks.
Presents detailed electrical specifications for different unit models.
Illustrates wiring connections for power and communication.
Shows suggested hardwired alarm setup options.
Explains the AIRE Tronix controller and operating modes.
Details Free Cooling, DX Cooling, and combined modes.
Describes how the electric heating function operates.
Visual representations of unit operation in different ambient conditions.
Essential general and electrical checks before unit operation.
Explains the function of each button on the optional control keypad.
Details how to navigate menus and interpret the operating screen.
Information on security features and default PIN.
Addresses faults related to power, cooling, and heating operations.
Solutions for high room temperatures and fan trip issues.
Troubleshooting low room temp, compressor operation, and evaporating temps.
Diagnosing compressor noise and refrigerant-related problems.
Resolving issues with unit duty, HP/LP switch trips, and head pressure.
Diagnosing low/high suction pressures and expansion valve faults.
Routine inspection and safety precautions before maintenance.
Tasks to perform every three months, including damper and fan checks.
Procedures for inspecting pipework, insulation, and refrigerant charge.
Cleaning condenser/evaporator coils and checking electric heating.
Maintenance for the unit cabinet, electrical system, and controls.
Additional checks performed annually.
Illustrates the physical location of major components within the unit.
Lists all parts with their numbers and provides guidance on ordering spares.
General| Refrigerant | R410A |
|---|---|
| Compressor Type | Scroll |
| Number of Compressors | 1 |
| Power Supply | 230V/1/50Hz or 400V/3/50Hz |
| Weight | 85 kg |
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