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General| Model | MECH-iS-G07 |
|---|---|
| Category | Fan |
| Power Consumption | 16 W |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
Lists pictograms and their definitions for general obligations and safety.
Details pictograms representing potential hazards and dangers.
Lists pictograms indicating prohibited actions or conditions.
Explains the information presented on the unit's data plate for identification.
Describes the coding system used to identify different unit models and configurations.
Provides a general overview of the unit's type, design, and key components.
Specifies the conditions and duration of the product warranty.
Details the process for checking the unit upon delivery and reporting any issues.
Outlines the steps to take when an alarm occurs and how to reset it.
Informs about the expected operational lifespan and maintenance for continued service.
Matches identified residual risks with the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Clarifies terminology and defines the responsibilities of involved personnel.
Establishes rules for authorized entry and movement within the unit's operational area.
Details critical precautions for mechanical, electrical, and other residual risks.
Provides essential general safety guidelines for unit operation and handling.
Covers environmental aspects, including refrigerant GWP and disposal considerations.
Guides on safe practices for moving, lifting, and correctly positioning the unit.
Explains the procedures for safely loading and unloading the unit from transport containers.
Specifies the necessary space around the unit for operation, maintenance, and safety.
Outlines requirements and considerations for selecting an appropriate installation site.
Details the requirements and precautions for connecting the unit's water or fluid circuits.
Covers the procedures and safety standards for making electrical connections to the unit.
Lists essential checks that must be performed before the unit's first operation.
Describes the W3000 controller's keyboard layout and its operational functions.
Explains the method for turning the unit on and off via its control interface.
Guides the user on selecting and configuring the unit's operational mode.
Details how to adjust the target temperature setpoints for different unit modes.
Introduces the touch screen interface and its key elements and indicators.
Provides step-by-step instructions for powering the unit on and off using the touch screen.
Details how to select and change the unit's operating mode via the touch screen.
Guides on configuring specific setpoint values for the unit's operational modes.
Explains the KIPlink system for keypad control and remote monitoring.
Details the KIPlink procedure for switching the unit on and off.
Explains how to set operating mode and setpoints using KIPlink.
Outlines essential safety measures and prerequisites for performing maintenance.
Lists scheduled maintenance activities and their recommended frequencies.
Provides a list of recommended spare parts based on component lifespan.
Details the process for cleaning air exchangers (finned coils) to maintain efficiency.
Advises on cleaning water-side heat exchangers and related components.
