Inverting The Air Flows Of Ceiling Units; Typical Operation - Vasco EnergyPlus ENY–P1 Manuel D'installation, Utilisation Et Entretien

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INVERTING THE AIR FLOWS
OF CEILING UNITS
In the case of ceiling units, the condensate tray
needs to be moved in order to invert the flows.
Typical Ceiling Installation
C
B
Inverted Air Flows of Ceiling Installation
B
C
This operation is simple and involves the remo-
val of the three lower panels and disassem-
bly of the condensate tray for reassembly
on the opposite side of the heat exchanger,
turning it through 180°.
The central panel has a pre-punched hole
which is to be opened for the condensate
drain fitting.
When not in use, the hole must be carefully
sealed with closed-cell insulation.
The location of the filters ePM
ePM 55% - M6 must, therefore, be inver-
10
ted (the views below show the machine
overturned).
A
D
D
A
55% - F7 and
1
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FOR INVERTING THE FLOW:
INVERT THE POSITION OF THE FILTERS F7-M6,
THE LOCATION OF THE CONDENSATE TRAY
AND THE POSITION OF DIP SWITCH 1
ON THE ELECTRONIC POWER BOARD

TYPICAL OPERATION

M6
FILTER
ELECTRONIC
BOARD
DIP 1 = OFF
INVERTING THE AIR FLOW OPERATION
F7
FILTER
ELECTRONIC
BOARD
DIP 1 = ON
DIP 1 position
Condensate tray
FILTER
F7
Condensate tray
FILTER
M6