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INSTALLATION
3.1 INSTALLING THE INDOOR UNIT.
PLACE OF INSTALLATION.
Installation in the places listed below could be problema-
tic. If this is unavoidable, call your local dealer.
• Environments with large quantities of machine oil.
• Salty environments, such as coasts.
• Environments with high amounts of sulphur gases, such
as spa areas.
• Environments with high frequency machinery, such as wi-
reless equipment, welding machines and medical facilities.
• Environments that contain oxidising gases and volatile
matter.
• Environments with particular environmental conditions.
• Environments with obstacles near the entrance and exit
areas.
• Environments not suitable for maintenance.
• Environments that don’t have the space indicated in the
diagram around the indoor unit.
• Environments with strong electromagnetic waves.
• Environments near sources of heat, steam and ammable
gasses.
DRILLING THE WALL AND MOUNTING THE INSTAL-
LATION PANEL.
Installation panel and right way up (unit: mm) (Fig. 5 and 6).
• Fixing the installation panel (Fig. 7)
- Apply the anti-condensation adhesive insulation on the
back of the unit’s metal installation plate to prevent the
formation of humidity on the wall (Fig. 8).
- Install the panel horizontally on the structural parts of
the wall using the special plate.
- If the wall is in brick, concrete or similar, drill 5 mm
diameter holes. Insert studs for the mounting screws.
- Fix the installation panel on the wall.
• Drilling the wall
- Determine the position of the pipe hole using the instal-
lation panel and drill a hole (Ø95 mm) so that the pipe
slopes slightly downwards.
- Use a special guide for drilling metal rods, laminated
wood or metal plates.
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