Nyle e360 - Transportation, Placement, and Mounting

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Installation: Transportation, Placement, Mounting

When transporting the heat pump:

1. Review the physical speciﬁcations of your heat pump, to ensure equipment

used and delivery route is appropriate for the size and weight of the unit.

2. Do not tilt the unit beyond 45° at any time. For handling purposes, see center

of gravity diagram below (on following page).

3. Do not hoist the unit with chains or straps unless spreader bars are furnished

and used as depicted in the ﬁgures on this page. The side panels and roof

of the unit are not constructed to handle signiﬁcant force from the sides

or above. Follow all standards and best practices for hosting and load

stabilization

4. When using a forklift to raise or move the heat pump, ensure the forks are

positioned correctly between the runners on the bottom of the unit. The unit

base frame includes holes for forks or lifting support members. Note that

1-½” or smaller shank forks will ﬁt the available lifting holes in the base

of the unit. See dimensional drawings for size and spacing of forklift access

holes. Follow all standards and best pactices for lifting and load stabilization.

IMPORTANT: Do not remove, cover, or deface any permanent

instructions, wiring diagrams, labels, or the rating labels present on

the unit. These are important for installation and service.

HEAVY OBJECT: All Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWHs) covered

by this manual are beyond the safe lifting weight for one person. Use

proper conveyance equipment to move the unit for storage or during

installation. Use OSHA approved safety equipment when moving the

unit.

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