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Connecting the Outdoor Unit
Placing the outdoor unit
The outdoor unit should preferably be placed outdoors in a cool place (Shadow) to which the unit
can suck dirt. When mounted, enough space should be left around the unit to ensure proper supply
of air. If the air by the outdoor unit is warmer, then the capacity is reduced (table) if the ambient air
above 40 ° C, creates an error E: 16. The unit continues to operate as normal.
Connecting coolant hoses
Included are 2 coolant hoses. One hose has a large diameter and the indoor unit connected to the
"steam" (above). The other hose has a slightly smaller diameter, and is connected to the "liquid"
(below).
On the outdoor unit, the hose with the largest diameter is connected to the upper and the hose with
the smaller diameter is connected to the lower connector.
Caution! Coolant hoses must not be kinked or at an acute angle when mounted. The hoses must not
be shortened or extended.
The connection on both the indoor and outdoor unit must first be rotated by hand. Hereafter
connections with two wrenches can be tightened, not tighten too hard if connecting 5 core cable
to the outdoor unit.
The outdoor unit is a white waterproof junction box. 5, the wire cable extending from the
indoor unit must be connected herein.
Blue on blue or black No. 1 *
Yellow / green yellow / green
Brown on brown or black No. 2 *
Black or gray on black or black No. 3 *
Black or gray on black or black No. 4 *
* (Depending on the type of 5-core cable included)
Condensation drain
During cooling, the unit also dehumidifies the air; the fluids from the air are drawn out of the
condensation drain. The condensation drain is connected to a sturdy garden hose or tubing that is
not easy to bend. The condensation dripping out of the hose can be connected to the drain. The
condensation can also be used as feed water. The heatsink is adjusted so that no metal or
oxides may end up in the condensation water. This is ideal if only hard water is available as a water
supply.
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