Never allow any part of the unit to fall during unloading or moving
as this may result in serious damage.
To lift the unit,
2+"
diameter lifting holes are provided in the base
of the unit.
Spreader bars and cables should be arranged to prevent
damage to the condenser coils or unit cabinet.
(See Figure 2.)
FIGURE 2
TABLE 1
SUGGESTED LIFTING ARRANGEMENT
SPREADER BAR
REQD.
-MUST USE THESE RIGGING HOLES
(N
OTE
CONTROL
60x
L~cATI~NI
SHIPPING WEIGHTS
ALP UNIT SIZE
UNIT WEIGHT
(Ibs)
067ASlD
4125
078ASlD
4308
089A
4963
106A
5134
ALP UNIT SIZE
126A
136A
149A
159A
UNIT WEIGHT
(Ibs)
6021
6095
6873
7202
Location
Due to the vertical condenser design, it is recommended that certain
precautions be taken before installation to orient the unit so that
prevailing winds blow parallel to the unit length thus minimizing
effects on condensing pressure.
If it is not practical to orient
the unit in this manner,
a wind deflecting fence should be consi-
dered.
It is also necessary to provide adequate clearance on all sides of
the unit for service access and satisfactory performance.
At least
60 in.
(1 fan diameter) should be allowed on each side of the unit
for condenser air inlet and compressor removal on units 067
&
078.
If parallel units are installed side by side, 120 in. should be al-
lowed between units.
This will prevent excessive condensing temper-
atures and enhance system performance and operating economy.
Clear-
ance for service access should be at least 78 in. at the control cen-
ter end for compressor removal on units 089 through 159 and 42 in.
on units 067 and 078.
Allow 36 in.
clearance at the end opposite
the control center for ease of access to bearings and drives.
These
clearances are illustrated in Figure 3.
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