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Details about the document's purpose, audience, and related manuals.
Explains various warning symbols used in the manual and on the unit.
General safety instructions and warnings for installers.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable installation site and avoiding hazardous locations.
Safety precautions related to refrigerant types R410A and R32.
Electrical safety precautions during installation and maintenance.
Safety instructions for handling the outdoor unit.
Safety precautions related to unit installation.
Safety considerations for the installation location.
Safety precautions for refrigerant piping installation.
Safety guidelines for charging refrigerant.
Safety instructions for electrical wiring and connections.
Safety measures to complete outdoor unit installation.
Safety precautions to follow during troubleshooting.
Information on what to do after units are delivered.
Details specific to the outdoor unit packaging.
Instructions and precautions for handling the outdoor unit.
Information on identifying the unit and its labels.
Details on the identification label of the outdoor unit.
Guidelines for selecting and preparing the installation location.
Specific requirements for the outdoor unit's installation site.
Additional site requirements for cold climate installations.
Procedures and safety for opening the unit.
Steps and precautions for mounting the outdoor unit.
Initial steps and requirements for preparing refrigerant piping.
Guidelines for insulating refrigerant piping.
Requirements for refrigerant piping length and height differences.
Procedures for connecting the refrigerant piping.
Best practices for connecting refrigerant piping.
Instructions for flaring pipe ends correctly.
How to connect units using reducers.
Proper usage of stop valves and service ports.
Procedures for checking the refrigerant piping.
Methods for checking refrigerant leaks.
Steps for performing vacuum drying of the system.
Overview of when and why refrigerant charging is necessary.
Information about the refrigerant type and safety.
Safety measures to take when charging refrigerant.
How to calculate the additional refrigerant needed.
Step-by-step guide to charging additional refrigerant.
General information on connecting electrical wiring.
Critical safety precautions for electrical wiring.
Best practices for connecting electrical wiring.
Specific steps for connecting wiring to the outdoor unit.
General steps to complete the outdoor unit installation.
Instructions for closing the outdoor unit after installation.
How to disable input control signals from the user interface.
Functionality and settings for night quiet mode.
How to limit the unit to heat operation only.
Details on the standby electricity saving function.
Introduction to the commissioning process.
Safety precautions to follow during commissioning.
A checklist of items to verify before commissioning.
A checklist for tasks to perform during commissioning.
Procedures for trial operation and system testing.
Steps for starting up the outdoor unit.
Introduction to maintenance and service topics.
Essential safety measures for maintenance and service.
A checklist for annual maintenance of the outdoor unit.
Precautions and information regarding compressor service.
Introduction to troubleshooting procedures.
Safety warnings and precautions for troubleshooting.
How to solve problems based on observed symptoms.
Diagnosing problems using LED indicators on the outdoor unit PCB.
General introduction to system disposal procedures.
Steps for pumping down the system before disposal or relocation.
Methods for performing forced cooling.
Information about the unit's wiring diagram.
Legend for symbols used in the wiring diagram.
Diagram illustrating the outdoor unit's piping configuration.
Glossary of terms used in the manual.
Details about the document's purpose, audience, and related manuals.
Explains various warning symbols used in the manual and on the unit.
General safety instructions and warnings for installers.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable installation site and avoiding hazardous locations.
Safety precautions related to refrigerant types R410A and R32.
Electrical safety precautions during installation and maintenance.
Safety instructions for handling the outdoor unit.
Safety precautions related to unit installation.
Safety considerations for the installation location.
Safety precautions for refrigerant piping installation.
Safety guidelines for charging refrigerant.
Safety instructions for electrical wiring and connections.
Safety measures to complete outdoor unit installation.
Safety precautions to follow during troubleshooting.
Information on what to do after units are delivered.
Details specific to the outdoor unit packaging.
Instructions and precautions for handling the outdoor unit.
Information on identifying the unit and its labels.
Details on the identification label of the outdoor unit.
Guidelines for selecting and preparing the installation location.
Specific requirements for the outdoor unit's installation site.
Additional site requirements for cold climate installations.
Procedures and safety for opening the unit.
Steps and precautions for mounting the outdoor unit.
Initial steps and requirements for preparing refrigerant piping.
Guidelines for insulating refrigerant piping.
Requirements for refrigerant piping length and height differences.
Procedures for connecting the refrigerant piping.
Best practices for connecting refrigerant piping.
Instructions for flaring pipe ends correctly.
How to connect units using reducers.
Proper usage of stop valves and service ports.
Procedures for checking the refrigerant piping.
Methods for checking refrigerant leaks.
Steps for performing vacuum drying of the system.
Overview of when and why refrigerant charging is necessary.
Information about the refrigerant type and safety.
Safety measures to take when charging refrigerant.
How to calculate the additional refrigerant needed.
Step-by-step guide to charging additional refrigerant.
General information on connecting electrical wiring.
Critical safety precautions for electrical wiring.
Best practices for connecting electrical wiring.
Specific steps for connecting wiring to the outdoor unit.
General steps to complete the outdoor unit installation.
Instructions for closing the outdoor unit after installation.
How to disable input control signals from the user interface.
Functionality and settings for night quiet mode.
How to limit the unit to heat operation only.
Details on the standby electricity saving function.
Introduction to the commissioning process.
Safety precautions to follow during commissioning.
A checklist of items to verify before commissioning.
A checklist for tasks to perform during commissioning.
Procedures for trial operation and system testing.
Steps for starting up the outdoor unit.
Introduction to maintenance and service topics.
Essential safety measures for maintenance and service.
A checklist for annual maintenance of the outdoor unit.
Precautions and information regarding compressor service.
Introduction to troubleshooting procedures.
Safety warnings and precautions for troubleshooting.
How to solve problems based on observed symptoms.
Diagnosing problems using LED indicators on the outdoor unit PCB.
General introduction to system disposal procedures.
Steps for pumping down the system before disposal or relocation.
Methods for performing forced cooling.
Information about the unit's wiring diagram.
Legend for symbols used in the wiring diagram.
Diagram illustrating the outdoor unit's piping configuration.
Glossary of terms used in the manual.
General| Model | 2MXM50A2V1B |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Cooling Capacity | 5.0 kW |
| Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) | 6.1 |
| Coefficient of Performance (Heating) | 4.0 |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Type | Multi Split |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Outdoor Unit Noise Level | 48 dBA |
| Indoor Unit Dimensions (WxHxD) | Varies depending on the indoor unit model connected |
| Outdoor Unit Dimensions (WxHxD) | 285 mm |
| Indoor Unit Weight | Varies depending on the indoor unit model connected |
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