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We reserve the right to make changes without any prior notice.Translation from original instructions
5.4.2 Connectionstothewaterchillercoils
The water chiller coil is tted as standard with a two or three-way modulating valve, with an electric three-point or 0-10V
servo-control (depending on the version or conguration).
For the hydraulic connections (whether the coil is the main or the additional one) observe the following guidelines:
- use copper or steel pipes;
- adequately insulate the pipes;
- install shut-off valves in/out of the unit;
- install a thermometer and a pressure gauge at the input and output of the unit.
The diameters and types of connection required are indicated in the dimensional drawings.
Should the uid contained in the hydraulic system be able to fall to near or below zero Celsius, add an appro-
priate percentage of antifreeze.
5.4.3 Connection to the condensate drain
All units are equipped with a condensate drip tray underneath the coil.
A rubber siphon is connected to the condensate drip tray which is joined to the base in all the units except for the vertical
upward air ow water chillers in sizes "S", "M", "L" and when there is a separate fan section.
The connection to the condensation drip tray with relative syphon must be carried out under the unit by the installer in all
vertical upward air ow water chillers in sizes "S", "M", "L" and when there is a separate fan section.
Fig. 9 Condensate drain
Connector for the condensate drip tray in "SXS", "XS", "S", "M" and "L" sizes is envisaged for a rubber pipe with an outer
diameter of 20 mm. The one for "XL" and "XXL" sizes for a rubber pipe with an outer diameter of 25 mm.
In all cases it is better to arrange a slight slope of the discharge pipe to help the water ow.

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