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General| Brand | GIA |
|---|---|
| Model | Emelson IST3 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Lists the standard accessories provided with the air conditioning system.
Discusses available optional accessories, focusing on remote controls.
Provides critical warnings and cautions regarding installation safety and potential hazards.
Explains safety notes related to fluorinated gases and provides symbol explanations.
Outlines the sequential steps required for installing the air conditioning unit.
Illustrates the recommended installation layout and component placement.
Highlights specific safety considerations and cautions related to wall installation.
Details specifications for unit connectivity, pipe lengths, and height differences.
Specifies requirements for selecting the outdoor unit's installation location and necessary clearances.
Describes the process for securely mounting the outdoor unit using anchor bolts.
Provides dimensions for various outdoor unit models and their corresponding mounting specifications.
Gives instructions and precautions for drilling holes through walls for piping and cables.
Details the pipe connection sizes for 24K indoor units in A and B systems.
Outlines crucial safety measures to be followed during refrigerant piping installation.
Explains the correct methods for cutting, removing burrs, and flaring refrigerant pipes.
Guides on connecting the refrigerant pipes between indoor and outdoor units.
Provides guidelines on the minimum bend radius for tubing and the importance of insulation.
Covers electrical wiring safety, fuse specifications, and power supply requirements.
Illustrates wiring configurations for various models and provides important cautions.
Details safety precautions and step-by-step instructions for evacuating the system.
Explains how to add refrigerant and perform safety/leak checks.
Lists essential checks to perform before initiating the unit's test run.
Provides instructions for operating the unit during the test run for both indoor and outdoor units.
Explains the automatic wiring/piping correction function and how to activate it.
Outlines checks for the work area, procedures, refrigerant presence, and fire safety.
Details checks for electrical components, refrigeration equipment, and ventilation.
Covers safe practices for servicing electrical devices and sealed components.
Explains safe handling of refrigerants, leak detection methods, and removal/evacuation.
Details procedures for charging, decommissioning, labelling, and recovery of refrigerants.
Provides guidelines for the safe transportation, marking, and storage of units.
