7 INSTALLATION
Structure for installation.
1 Both steel and concrete bases may be suitable.
2 The base must have a height of at least 300 mm from the
ground so as to provide sufficient room to install hydraulic
pipes and electrical connections.
3 Verify that the base and bearing points are level.
4 Make sure that the installation base is separate from the
buildings, as the noise and vibrations may propagate.
5 Fix the unit to the foundation using the installation holes on
the base of the unit.
Prevent the accumulation of snow.
Batteries and fans must always be kept free from obstacles,
accumulated leaves, snow, etc.
If the unit is installed where it might snow:
do not install the unit under trees or roofs that may
accumulate snow
envisage a base of a suitable height for a possible
accumulation of snow.
arrange for a roof that can protect the fans from
accumulations of snow.
the roof must not cause short circuits between the air expelled
from the fans and that suctioned by the batteries,
otherwise the accumulated snow will block the airflow and may
cause problems to the equipment.
Installation of the antivibration mounts
Place the antivibration mounts between the unit and the base.
Use the holes on the unit frame (15 mm diameter).
NOTE
If spring antivibration units are also installed, the total height
of the unit increases by approximately 135 m
WARNING
Use stable and sturdy spacers to maintain the unit lifted and
in full safety.
1 Make sure the installation base is level.
2 Remove the fixing nuts from the antivibration mounts.
3 Place the dampeners on the bolts fixing the unit to the
ground.
4 Lift the unit and align the holes of the fixing bolts with those
on the unit base.
5 Lower the unit.
6 Adjust the operating height and level the unit.
7 Tighten the nuts.
1
Rubber antivibration / antiseismic
mounts
2 Solid ground/surface
3
Concrete base h≥200mm
1
2 3
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