Positioning Of The Outdoor Unit; Possible Options For Installing The Piping From The Inside Unit To The Outside - Tectro TSM 8 DUO Manuel D'installation

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ATTENTION
The maximum length of the piping between the indoor and outdoor unit is 15 meters.
The maximum height difference between the indoor and outdoor unit is 5 meters.
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4.2 Positioning of the outdoor unit.

• Position the outdoor unit on a firm foundation to minimalise unwanted noise and vibration.
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NOTE
The outdoor unit makes noise when the unit is in service; this can be in conflict with
local legislation and regulations. The user is responsible to check this and to make sure the
equipment fully complies with the local legislation.
• Choose the direction of the air outlet so the exhaust air is not obstructed.
• Consider the weight of the indoor and outdoor unit.
• If a shelter will be build to avoid that the outdoor unit is exposed to direct sunlight or rain, it has to
be made sure that the condenser isn't obstructed.
• Make sure there is at least 30 cm free space around the back and on the left. The free space at the
front of the unit has to be at least 200 cm and a free space of 60 cm has to be maintained at the
connection side (right side). (See Picture 5.)
• The outdoor unit has to be positioned level.
Figure 5
• Consider the possible positions of the indoor unit when positioning the outdoor unit. The piping and
cables of indoor and outdoor unit have to be connected.
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ATTENTION
The maximum length of the piping between the indoor and outdoor unit is 15 meters.
The maximum height difference between the indoor and outdoor unit is 5 meters.
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• Don't put animals and plants or other objects in front of the air inlet of air exhaust.
• Always position the air conditioning at an easy to reach place.
• Check and follow the local legislation and regulation regarding the positioning and installation of air
conditioning equipment.
• If the unit is exposed to strong winds, for example when located by the sea, it has to be assured that
the fan is working properly by positioning the unit in the length direction along the wall or by using
dust or smoke deflectors. See Figure 6.
Incorrect
Strong
wind
Figure 6
• If the outdoor unit is installed on roofs of outer walls this can lead to disturbing noises and vibrations.
• Make sure the outdoor unit can be secured on a firm foundation.
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ATTENTION
If the outdoor unit is mounted against the wall, the bracket must comply with all technical
requirements. The wall has to be strong enough. Is this is not the case it needs to be reinforced.
The connections between support and wall and between support and air conditioning have to be
firm, solid and durable. In case of doubt, the unit can not be mounted and the necessary support
has to be calculated and constructed
by an authorised technician.
5. POSSIBLE OPTIONS FOR INSTALLING THE PIPING FROM THE INSIDE UNIT TO
THE OUTSIDE UNIT.
• The piping can be connected with an outlet to the left or right side of the indoor unit. Remove the
left or right rupture disc as necessary. See Figure 7.
• The piping can be connected with an outlet to the right rear or rear left. See Figure 7.
Correct
Barrier
Strong
wind
Figure 7
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