MACH+ heat recovery units— User and installer manual
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All recuperators have a built-in condensate drain pipe (DN12) in the door, with
the exception of the MACH+ 160 horizontal model and the vertical MACH+, for
which the drain is to be applied, outside as follows:
- Remove the door (see specific chapter)
- For horizontal MACH+160: remove the rubber cap from the door and
drill a hole in the insulation correspondingly
- For vertical MACH+: remove the rubber stopper from the door and drill
a hole in the insulation correspondingly.
- For both, apply the drain (supplied). If necessary, adjust the length of the thread to the dimensions
imposed by the suspended ceiling.
- Carefully close the door with hinges and screws.
8.6 CEILING HORIZONTAL RECOVERY UNIT ASSEMBLY
As shown in the figure, leave free
spaces for access during
maintenance. In the presence of
suspended ceiling, install furniture
panels that allow you to open the
recovery unit downwards
The units are fixed to the ceiling
with dowels, threaded rods, or
chains (not supplied). To minimize
the transmission of vibration to the
structure, anti-vibration kits with
elastic dowels are available.
8.7 WALL-MOUNTED VERTICAL RECOVERY UNIT
Mount the brackets. The vertical reclaimer is fixed to the wall with expansion plugs and screws (not
supplied).
Leave a gap of at least 500 mm in front of the machine, to open the inspection hatch, and at least
400 mm at the top, for the outlet of the air channels.
8.8 ANTI-VIBRATION KITS
Anti-vibration kits are available for horizontal models, to be mounted as shown in the figure.
Cod. VPKT01: for MACH+ 160, consisting of 4 S brackets with shock absorber and washer (screws and bars
excluded)
Cod. VPKT02: for MACH + 270/360/510, consisting of 4 L-shaped brackets with shock absorber and washer
(screws and bars excluded)
8.9 DUCTING
The inlet and outlet air nozzles from the recuperators have sealing gasket on the outer diameter. Before
connecting the ducts, make sure that any cellophane protectors have been removed. The connections of
supply and extract from the premises, as well as expulsion and renewal to the outside, are shown in the
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