Bulletin 30-020.007
Copyright © 2019 Unico Inc. Page 14
Figure 14b. Typical Vertical Mounting
Figure 14c. Screw Hole Pattern of Mounting
M1218 Vertical Mounting. The M1218 can only be
vertically mounted in the up-flow configuration. The
vertical rail mounting method is shown in Figure 14b.
1. Mark hole pattern on wall (see Figure 14c). To
install the unit vertically, such as in a closet,
basement, or utility room, assemble the unit then
attach one of the mounting rails (UPC-98) to the
top of the blower using at least three (3) #10-32
sheet metal screws a minimum of ¾ inches (19
mm) long.
2. Screw the other mounting rail of the UPC-98 to the
wall at the bottom location where the unit will be
mounted (Figure 14b). The unit will rest on this
bracket during mounting. If the wall covering is
not adequate to hold the weight of the unit, use lag
screws to attach the rails to the structure. Use at
least three (3) lag screws a minimum of 3 inches
(77 mm) long, which will be screwed directly into
a stud or structural member. If the wall covering is
sufficient, toggle screws may be used to mount the
unit.
3. Lift the assembled unit onto the mounted lower
mounting rail and rotate the unit upward. Secure
the top of the unit to the wall using a minimum of
three (3) lag screws into a stud or structural
member. Secure the bottom mounting rail to the
unit with at least three (3) #10-32 sheet metal
screws a minimum of ¾ inches (19 mm) long.
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