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General| Heating Capacity | 13, 600 BTU/h |
|---|---|
| Voltage (V) | 208 / 230 |
| Phase | 1 |
| Noise Level (Outdoor Unit) | 49 dB(A) |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Sound Level (dB(A)) | 19 |
General precautions and warnings before unit installation.
Guidelines for safe and correct electrical wiring and installation.
Precautions for using R410A refrigerant and related installation steps.
Specific instructions for safely moving and installing the unit.
Critical steps and warnings before performing electrical connections.
Procedures to follow before initiating the unit's operational test.
Guidelines and warnings for handling R410A refrigerant and related components.
Limits for pipe length, height difference, and bends for various models.
Criteria for selecting an optimal and safe location for the outdoor unit.
Diagrams showing the physical size and space requirements of the outdoor unit.
Guidelines for air flow, service access, and wind protection.
Required space around a single unit based on obstacle placement.
Space requirements for side-by-side and stacked unit arrangements.
Specifications for securing the outdoor unit on a stable base.
Specific warnings and guidelines for R410A refrigerant systems.
Detailed steps for connecting liquid and gas pipes, including flare nut tightening.
Procedure for connecting indoor and outdoor unit piping, including valve operations and leak testing.
Method for pressure testing refrigerant pipes to detect leaks.
Procedure for opening and closing stop valves, including warnings.
Guidelines for adding refrigerant based on pipe length and model.
Instructions for connecting drainage pipes for the outdoor unit.
Diagrams and basic steps for connecting electrical wires to the outdoor unit.
Specifications for wiring outdoor units, indoor units, and remote controllers.
Essential checks before starting the unit's operational test, including insulation resistance.
Steps for conducting the test run using outdoor unit DIP switches.
Reference to indoor unit manual for test run via remote controller.
On-site modification to reduce outdoor unit operating noise.
On-site modification to control energy consumption.
Procedure for collecting refrigerant when moving units.
Setting refrigerant addresses and system grouping using DIP switches.
Measures for operating the unit in cold ambient temperatures.
