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Installation: Location consideration
Installation
Location consideration
Good and correct air flow is, perhaps, the single most important aspect of satisfactory use of
portable air conditioners. Some examples of how to place the room unit in the most common
situations are illustrated in the table below. If in doubt seek the advice of your supplier.
Installation
options
Description Illustration
one unit Ideally the ACT 7 room
unit should be posi-
tioned in the middle of
the shortest wall in the
room blowing down
the length of the room.
x
x
two units If there is more than
one ACT 7 in the same
area, then they would
normally be posi-
tioned side by side,
and equally spaced
along the long wall, all
pointing in the same
direction.
x
x
x
Around the
perimeter
Sometimes it may be
necessary to position
units around the pe-
rimeter of an area but,
in this case, great care
should be taken to
avoid one unit blow-
ing cold air straight
into another which will
adversely aect opera-
tion.
x
x
Also be aware of the following:
• the room unit has to be sited on firm level ground.
• the room unit has to be located away from any possible unauthorised interference.
• Condensation on the outside of the room unit may appear, when the room unit operates
at low indoor temperatures as e.g. 10 °C and high relative humidity (80%) at the same
time. If operated under these conditions the units side plate should be wiped o regu-
larly in order to avoid water on the oor.
Siting
(Room unit)
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