INSTALLATION AM ; AMC

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1 INSTALLATION AM ; AMC 0..

2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS This Manual must be read before installing the Airmaster air handling unit. Following this Manual will ensure this product is operated correctly. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage arising from use or installing in contravention of these instructions. The installation engineer is responsible for ensuring that the unit is installed according to current regulations and standards. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes without notice. All values stated are nominal values and can be affected by local conditions. When installing the air handling unit in a room with a fire or stove drawing air from the room, all applicable provisions must be observed. Failure to observe the warnings indicated by a danger symbol implies a risk of personal injury or damage to property. The unit should not be installed in rooms with abrasive particles or flammable or corrosive gas in the air, in wet rooms or explosionprotected rooms. This manual relates to the Airmaster unit it accompanies plus all equipment, and must be given to and saved by the unit s owner. The unit should not be used without the filters specified in the Operator s Manual. All necessary data and guides to network integration can be downloaded from www. airmaster-as.com. WARNINGS Service covers may not be opened without first disconnecting the unit s power supply and preventing use. The unit may not be started up until all service covers and grates on duct connections have been installed. Place of installation and serial numbers (S/N): Type: Delivery date: Place of installation: S/N of Air handling unit: S/N of Cooling Module:

3 Table of Contents. General Information.... Technical Specifications.... Installation..... Positioning of the Air Handling Unit..... Ceiling Brackets..... Wall Frame and Duct Holes Cooling Module, CC Air Handling Unit, AM Mounting with Ceiling Frame..... Air Handling Unit, AM/AMC Mounting with Ceiling Frame..... Ducts and Grilles Roof Cap..... Sealing the Gaps Around Ducts Jointing against the ceiling..... Fitting of Panels..... Installation Check...

4 Appendix Dimensional Drawings...8 AM 0 H...8 AM 0 H - CF... AM 0 HDE... 0 AM 0 HDE - CF... AMC 0 H... AMC 0 H - CF... AM H... AM V... AM DIDE... AM H - CF (Ceiling Frame)... AM V - CF (Ceiling Frame)... 8 AM H - CC (with Cooling Module)... AM HDIDE - CC (with Cooling Module)... 0 Isometric View... Model Versions AM Appendix Additional Dimensions... Connections AM Connections AM 00 - CC... Connections AM Connections AM 00 - CC... Connections AM Connections AM CC... 8 Connections AM 800 DIDE... 8 Connections AM 800 DIDE - CC... Ceiling Bracket, Angle... Ceiling Bracket, Adjustable... Postioning of the Ceilling Brackets...0 AM 00, 00 and AM 00, 00 and 800 with Cooling Module (CC)...0 Postioning of the Ceilling Frame... AM 00, 00 and

5 . General Information. Ceiling fittings (optional) Scope of Delivery: The Airmaster air handling unit is packed on a pallet in one or more cardboard boxes. All individual parts can be found in the box(es), depending on the customer s order. Please check the delivery before installation. The most important parts are shown below. The scope of delivery can be seen from the delivery note.. Control panel Airlinq Viva Airlinq Orbit. Airmaster air handling unit (AM/AMC) or. Carbon dioxide (CO ) sensor (optional). Wall frame (fitted for. or.). Motion sensor (PIR sensor) (optional). Cooling module (CC - optional) 8. Set of pipes (optional) < 80 < 0s NB! Cooling modules and airhandling units with intergrated cooling module must be stored and transported on the case cover. The unit may, however, be tipped up to 80 degrees for up to 0 seconds. Panel set (a set consists of one to three long panels and double that number of short panels). Grilles (optional) 0. Operator s Manual (for programming) and Mounting Instructions and Installation Manual (for installation); to be handed over to the owner!

6 . Technical Specifications Weight, Standard unit Weight, Standard unit + Cooling module Colour, Panel Colour, Case Dimensions AMC 0 AM 0 AM 00 AM 00 AM 800 kg , kg - 0,8, RAL RAL mm See Appendix Dimensional Drawings. Installation NB! The installation engineer is responsible for ensuring that the Airmaster air handling unit is properly secured in a horizontal position. NB! The installation engineer is responsible for ensuring that any existing functions in the wall/ceiling (e.g. vapour barrier) are restored and fully functional once the unit has been installed. NB! Read this section Installation fully before starting installation!.. Positioning of the Air Handling Unit The diagram below shows the most important dimensions relating to the positioning of the unit. D C A E G H B NB! We would point out that the wall to which the unit is fitted must have an even surface. If the surface is too uneven, fitting of the frame may be out of true. This may lead to leaks and an increased noise level during operation of the unit. F J A: Extraction (may also be on the right side of the unit) B: Distance from ceiling: Max. 0 mm C: Min. distance from wall: 0. m D: External CO sensor E: Approximately m F: Approximately m G: Free space for maintenance work min. 0. m H: External PIR sensor J: Approximately, m (,8-, m) NB! The CO sensor must not be fitted close to a window or door. NB! Smoke detectors must not be too close to the inlet air flow and extract air flow.

7 .. Ceiling Brackets The purpose of the ceiling brackets is to hold a wall-mounted unit in place when the attachment to the wall frame alone does not provide sufficient support. This is the case, for example, when the unit is equipped with a cooling module, when the wall is not sufficiently sound or when the unit is to be fitted in a free-suspended position. Not at the AM 0/AMC 0. The holes for securing the ceiling brackets are at the top of the unit and the cooling module on both sides. In this connection, see Appendix Dimensional drawings or Appendix Additional Dimensions. NB! If ceiling brackets are used, the distance from the wall frame/unit to the ceiling must be adjusted as the ceiling brackets protrude over the top edge of the unit by up to 0 mm!

8 .. Wall Frame and Duct Holes NB! It is recommended that the duct holes be drilled 0- mm larger than indicated on the drawings as this will allow for subsequent insulation, will prevent direct contact with the wall, and will allow for a vapour barrier etc. to be restored. A rubber diaphragm for restoration of the function of the vapour barrier is optional available and can be delivered by Airmaster. Important! Duct holes in the wall must have an outward downward gradient of -% to prevent heavy rain from entering the unit. NB! The holes for the roof ducts must be made oval to be able to install the unit. Appendix Dimensional drawings. NB! We would point out that the wall to which the unit is fitted must be horizontal and must have an even surface.. Hold the wall frame against the wall under the ceiling. AM/AMC Distance (A) wall frame to ceiling [mm] Optical air gap between unit and ceiling [mm] 0,, If the air gap (L) needs to be increased, e.g. if the unit is to be installed with ceiling fittings (see also sections Ceiling Brackets and Appendix Additional Dimensions ), distance (A) should be increased.. Mark all holes and the top edge and left edge of the wall frame on the wall. Trial fit the wall frame if necessary.. Mark the holes for the ducts according to Appendix Dimensional Drawings. h i k. Drill all marked holes.. Fit the wall frame. NB! The drilling of holes, size of the holes and materials used for fitting depend on the wall material and the unit. 8

9 .. Cooling Module, CC NB! The cooling module has to be adjust into a horizontal position.. Appropriate lifting equipment is used to lift the cooling module into place on the wall frame. NB! We would point out that, when lifting the cooling module a protective underlay must be placed beneath the service cover to prevent scratches to the service cover. This underlay may for example be strong, clean cardboard or equivalent.. Push the cooling module against the frame and screw securely to the frame using the bolts provided.. Adjust the cooling module into a horizontal position (only CC 00).There are adjusting screws underneath the cooling module on both sides

10 .. Air Handling Unit, AM NB! The unit has to be adjust into a horizontal position.. Remove the tape that holds the exhaust damper in the transport position. Only AM 00.. Drill the holes for the ceiling brackets in accordance with the dimensional drawings in Appendix Additional Dimensions. m l. Lift the air handling unit up to the cooling module/ wall frame, using appropriate lifting equipment. NB! We would point out that, when lifting the unit a protective underlay must be placed beneath the service cover to prevent scratches to the service cover. This underlay may for example be strong, clean cardboard or equivalent.. Push the Airmaster air handling unit against the cooling module/wall frame and screw securely to the frame using the bolts provided.. Adjust the unit into a horizontal position (only AM 00). There are adjusting screws underneath the unit on both sides.. Attach the unit to the ceiling brackets.. Draw the leads of the cooling module over to the air handling unit. 8. Note the type, date supplied, place of installation and serial numbers (S/N) of the air handling unit and the cooling module on page of both the Installation Manuals and the Operator s Manual. 0

11 ... Mounting with Ceiling Frame NB! The unit has to be adjust into a horizontal position.. Remove the tape that holds the exhaust damper in the transport position. Only AM 00.. Drill the holes for the ducts and the frame in accordance with Appendix Dimensional Drawings and Appendix Additional Dimensions. (See also section Wall Frame and Duct Holes ) NB! The attachment point for the air handling unit on the ceiling frame for AM 00, 00 and 800 is adjustable. It is possible to adjust the vertical position of the air handling unit and the duct holes up to 0 mm.. Lift the air handling unit up to the ceiling, using appropriate lifting equipment. NB! We would point out that, when lifting the unit a protective underlay must be placed beneath the service cover to prevent scratches to the service cover. This underlay may for example be strong, clean cardboard or equivalent.. Lift the air handling unit to its final position and mount the ceiling frame securely to the ceiling.. Adjust the air handling unit into a horizontal position and secure it to the ceiling frame.. Note the type, date supplied, place of installation and serial numbers (S/N) of the air handling unit on page of both the Installation Manuals and the Operator s Manual.

12 .. Air Handling Unit, AM/AMC 0 NB! The unit has to be adjust into a horizontal position.. Drill the holes for the ducts and the frame (, or +) in accordance with Appendix Dimensional Drawings.(See also section Wall Frame and Duct Holes ). Fit the frame in a horizontal position. (, or +) NB! The drilling of holes, size of the holes and materials used for fitting depend on the wall material and the unit.. Lift the air handling unit up to the frame, using appropriate lifting equipment. NB! We would point out that, when lifting the unit a protective underlay must be placed beneath the unit to prevent scratches to the unit. This underlay may for example be strong, clean cardboard or equivalent.. Draw the leads and the condensate hose of the unit from the connection points past the frame.. Push the unit onto the frame. NB! Lead the mounting brackets on the unit within the frame.. Lift the air handling unit to its final position by pushing it tight to the wall.. Push the unit against the wall and mount the unit securely to the frame. 8. Adjust the air handling unit into a horizontal position with the adjusting screws. NB! Max pressure per adjusting screw: AM 0: 0 N. AMC 0: 0 N.

13 . Lift the service cover up to the air handling unit, using appropriate lifting equipment. NB! We would point out that, when lifting the service cover a protective underlay must be placed beneath the service cover to prevent scratches to the service cover. This underlay may for example be strong, clean cardboard or equivalent. 0. The short hinges mounted on the service cover are put over the bolts on the cabinet and secured using the two lock nuts provided, without tightening the hinges completely. NB! At the AM 0 the supply air filter must be removed.. The long hinges mounted on the cabinet are mounted using the two screws that are provided on the service cover. NB! At AM 0 the supply air filter must be mounted again.. The earth wire has to be connected on the hinge side from the cabinet to the service cover.. Carefully close the service cover while it is supported. NB! The service cover is heavy. First close the locks on the inlet side and then the locks on the frame side.. Note the type, date supplied, place of installation and serial numbers (S/N) of the air handling unit on page of both the Installation Manuals and the Operator s Manual.

14 ... Mounting with Ceiling Frame NB! The unit has to be adjust into a horizontal position.. Drill the holes for the ducts and the frame in accordance with Appendix Dimensional Drawings.. Lift the air handling unit up to the ceiling, using appropriate lifting equipment. NB! We would point out that, when lifting the unit a protective underlay must be placed beneath the unit to prevent scratches to the unit. This underlay may for example be strong, clean cardboard or equivalent.. Draw the leads and the condensate hose of the unit from the connection points past the ceiling frame.. Lift the air handling unit to its final position.. Push the unit into the wall and mount the ceiling frame securely to the ceiling.. Lift the service cover up to the air handling unit, using appropriate lifting equipment. NB! We would point out that, when lifting the service cover a protective underlay must be placed beneath the service cover to prevent scratches to the service cover. This underlay may for example be strong, clean cardboard or equivalent.. The short hinges mounted on the service cover are put over the bolts on the cabinet and secured using the two lock nuts provided, without tightening the hinges completely. NB! At the AM 0 the supply air filter must be removed.

15 8. The long hinges mounted on the cabinet are mounted using the two screws that are provided on the service cover. NB! At AM 0 the supply air filter must be mounted again.. The earth wire has to be connected on the hinge side from the cabinet to the service cover. 0. Carefully close the service cover while it is supported. NB! The service cover is heavy. First close the locks on the inlet side and then the locks on the frame side.. Note the type, date supplied, place of installation and serial numbers (S/N) of the air handling unit on page of both the Installation Manuals and the Operator s Manual.

16 .. Ducts and Grilles.8. Roof Cap The materials needed and method of fitting the ducting depend on the unit, the options chosen and the customer s order. For this reason, we can provide only general instructions for fitting the ducts. The length of the ducting is calculated on the basis of the thickness of the wall/dimensions of the roof. Fit roof caps on the roof to finish off the installation of exhaust and supply through a roof. Installation will depend on the roof construction (). The illustration shows which roof caps are for exhaust () and intake (). NB! Fire requirements for the installation of multiple systems must be observed according to the standards and rules in effect. NB! Please note that the duct holes in the wall must have an outward downward gradient of -% to prevent heavy rain from entering the unit. NB! Exhaust air ducts and supply air ducts must be insulated against condensation on the ducts, if they are within the building envelope. The extract air ducts and inlet air ducts must be insulated against temperature loss and condensation forming inside the ducts if they are mounted outside the building envelope, or run through an unheated room. NB! Condensation and heat insulation should be performed according to standards and rules in effect. NB! Fire requirements according to standards and rules in effect must be observed. NB! The installation of ventilation ducts should be performed according to standards and rules in effect. NB! Exhaust air ducts and supply air ducts must be insulated against noise if they are visible. Finally, fit a suitable circular grille with the slats pointing downwards on the outside of the outer wall or a roof cap up on the roof. To avoid an increase in noise level, it is important that the ducts should not get twisted or compressed against the exhaust air spigot and supply air spigot of the unit. NB! Remember to seal around the penetrations. See section Sealing the Gaps Around Ducts... Sealing the Gaps Around Ducts Sealing of the gaps around ducts is performed as shown in the sectional drawing below. Application of a seal (shown here on a model with wall ducts) is important at the ducts () indside and the outside edges () in order to prevent draughts between the unit () and the wall/roof () as well as between the ducts () and the wall/roof (). Sealing on the inside between the pipes () and the wall/ ceiling () can also be performed between the air handling unit () and the wall/roof () at position () before fitting the air handling unit. Depending on the condition of the wall/ceiling and the dimensions of the air handling unit, a sealant that retains elasticity over the long term or expanding sealing tape can be used to obtain a flexible seal. This material is to be applied to the rear of the unit around the air connection fittings, or at the side of the duct holes on the wall to even out irregularities on the wall/ceiling.

17 .0. Jointing against the ceiling Airmaster recommends jointing the gap between the unit s top plate and the ceiling if the unit is mounted in a fully visible manner. The jointing on the sides and in the front can be carried out with, for example, joint backing strip or joint strip with a suitable thickness. Jointing the back edge is not necessary... Installation Check Serial numbers noted Wall frame fitted Cooling module fitted Safety tape removed Unit fitted Ceiling fittings attached Ducts and grilles fitted Roof cap fitted Screws retightened Name of installation engineer: Comment: yes no.. Fitting of Panels The panels must only be fitted once the unit, complete with all equipment, has been fitted and connected, and the functions of the unit thoroughly tested. Not at the AM 0/AMC 0. Press the panels to the clips on the unit until they attach securely to the clips.

18 Appendix Dimensional Drawings AM 0 H ** 0* 0* Ø, 0 80** * * * * 8* * Ø Ø * Ø 0 ** * 0 Ø, 8 0 = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall/Ceiling frame = Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Status LED = Retrofitting possibility: Condensate drain 0 = Retrofitting possibility: Electrical Connections * Distance from top edge of frame or the wall to centre hole. ** Distance from left edge of frame to centre hole. Appendix - 8

19 AM 0 H - CF 0 0** 0* * * * * 8* Ø Ø * Ø 0 Ø 8* ** = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Ceiling frame = Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Status LED = Retrofitting possibility: Condensate drain 0 = Retrofitting possibility: Electrical Connections * Distance from top edge of frame or the wall to centre hole. ** Distance from left edge of frame to centre hole. Appendix -

20 AM 0 HDE ** 0* 0* Ø, * 0 80** * * * * Ø 0 ** * 0 * 8* Ø Ø * Ø Ø, 8 0 = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall/Ceiling frame = Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Status LED = Retrofitting possibility: Condensate drain 0 = Retrofitting possibility: Electrical Connections * Distance from top edge of frame or the wall to centre hole. ** Distance from left edge of frame to centre hole. Appendix - 0

21 AM 0 HDE - CF * 0 0** 0* * * * Ø * * 8* Ø Ø * Ø 0 Ø 8* Ø ** = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall/Ceiling frame = Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Status LED = Retrofitting possibility: Condensate drain 0 = Retrofitting possibility: Electrical Connections * Distance from top edge of frame or the wall to centre hole. ** Distance from left edge of frame to centre hole. Appendix -

22 AMC 0 H ** 0* 0 * 8* Ø, 0 80** * 8* * * Ø * Ø * Ø 0 8 ** * * * Ø, 0** = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall/Ceiling frame = Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Status LED = Retrofitting possibility: Condensate drain 0 = Retrofitting possibility: Electrical Connections = Optional extra mounting on the ceiling * Distance from top edge of frame or the wall to centre hole. ** Distance from left edge of frame to centre hole. Appendix -

23 AMC 0 H - CF 0 0** 0* * * * 8* Ø Ø 8* Ø Ø 88* 8* Ø ** = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Ceiling frame = Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Status LED = Retrofitting possibility: Condensate drain 0 = Retrofitting possibility: Electrical Connections * Distance from top edge of frame or the wall to centre hole. ** Distance from left edge of frame to centre hole. Appendix -

24 AM H Shown here: AM 00HB with Extract on the right side and one panel row. (Wall frame for AM 00HB and 800HB differs from illustration.) A k i h p c q 8 8 b e g A B g f d B AM 00H: = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall frame =Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Centre marking = DELIVERY + RETURN a For AM 00 and 800 see Isometric View. AM a b c d e f g h* i* k p* q* , * * * * * Distance from top edge of wall frame to centre hole. * Distance from left edge of wall frame (without mounting pin) to centre hole. * See Appendix Additional Dimensions. Appendix -

25 AM V Shown here: AM 00 VC with Extract on the right side and two panel rows. (Wall frame for AM 00 VC and 800 VC differs from illustration.) A k i p g c g q b e f h a A B d B 8 8 AM 00 V: = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall frame =Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Centre marking = DELIVERY + RETURN For AM 00 and 800 see Isometric View. Holes to be drilled for ducts: +0 mm +0 mm h + mm + mm Wall AM a b c d e f g h* i* k p* q* , * * * * * Distance from the wall to centre hole. * Distance from left edge of wall frame to centre hole. * Distance from top edge of wall frame to centre hole. * See Appendix Additional Dimensions. Appendix -

26 AM DIDE Shown here: AM 00 HDIDE with Extract on the right side and three panel rows. (Wall frame for AM 00 HDIDE and 800 HDIDE differs from illustration.) A k i p v q 8 e s t 8 u B h A B g g b a g g AM 00 HDIDE: = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall frame =Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Centre marking = DELIVERY + RETURN For AM 00 and 800 see Isometric View. AM a b e g h* i* k p* q* s t u v , * * * * * * * * * Distance from top edge of wall frame to centre hole. * Distance from left edge of wall frame (without mounting pin) to centre hole. * See Appendix Additional Dimensions. Appendix -

27 AM H - CF (Ceiling Frame) Shown here: AM 00 HT with Extract on the right side and three panel rows. A k i p h d c q e a b f A g g * * * * * * * * * * AM 00 H: = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Ceiling frame =Condensate drain = Electrical Connections = DELIVERY + RETURN For AM 00 and 800 see Isometric View. AM a b c d e* f g h* i* k p* q* * * * * * Distance from top edge of ceiling frame to centre hole. The vertical position of the handling unit can be adjusted up to +0/-0 mm. * Distance from left edge of ceiling frame to centre hole. * See Appendix Additional Dimensions. Appendix -

28 AM V - CF (Ceiling Frame) Shown here: AM 00 VT with Extract on the right side and three panel rows. A p q g d c g e a b f i k h * * A * * * * * * * * AM 00 V: = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Ceiling frame =Condensate drain = Electrical Connections = DELIVERY + RETURN For AM 00 and 800 see Isometric View. AM a b c d e* f g h i* k p* q* * * * * * Distance from the wall to centre hole. The vertical position of the handling unit can be adjusted up to +0/-0 mm. * Distance from left edge of ceiling frame to centre hole. * See Appendix Additional Dimensions. Appendix - 8

29 AM H - CC (with Cooling Module) Shown here: AM 00 HB-CC with Extract on the right side and one panel row. (Wall frame for AM 00 HB-CC and AM 800 HB-CC differs from illustration.). A k i p h c q d 8 8 e f A B g g B b AM 00 H-CC: = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall frame =Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Centre marking = DELIVERY + RETURN a For AM 00 and 800 see Isometric View. AM a b c d e f g h* i* k p* q* , * * * * * Distance from top edge of wall frame to centre hole. * Distance from left edge of wall frame (without mounting pin) to centre hole. * See Appendix Additional Dimensions. Appendix -

30 A AM HDIDE - CC (with Cooling Module) Shown here: AM 00 HDIDE-CC with Extract on the right side and three panel rows. (Wall frame for AM 00 HDIDE-CC and AM 800 HDIDE-CC differs from illustration.). A k i p e s v t q 8 8 u B h g g B b g AM 00 HDIDE-CC: = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall frame =Condensate drain = Electrical Connections 8 = Centre marking = DELIVERY + RETURN a g For AM 00 and 800 see Isometric View. AM a b e g h* i* k p* q* s t u v , * * * * * * * * * Distance from top edge of wall frame to centre hole. * Distance from left edge of wall frame (without mounting pin) to centre hole. * See Appendix Additional Dimensions. Appendix - 0

31 Isometric View AM 00H AM 00H DIDE AM 800H AM 800H DIDE = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall Frame = Condensate Drain = Electr. Connection = DELIVERY + RETURN Appendix -

32 AM 00V AM 00V DIDE AM 800V AM 800V DIDE = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall Frame = Condensate Drain = Electr. Connection = DELIVERY + RETURN Appendix -

33 AM 00 H - CF (Ceiling Frame) AM 00V - CF (Ceiling Frame) AM 800H - CF (Ceiling Frame) AM 800V - CF (Ceiling Frame) = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Ceiling Frame = Condensate Drain = Electr. Connection = DELIVERY + RETURN Appendix -

34 AM 00 H - CC (with Cooling Module) (AM) (CC) (CC) AM 800H - CC (with Cooling Module) (AM) (CC) (CC) = Exhaust = Supply = Inlet = Extract = Wall Frame / Ceiling Frame = Condensate Drain = Electr. Connection = DELIVERY + RETURN Appendix -

35 Model Versions AM Version T: Inlet top. Version C: Inlet middle. Version B: Inlet bottom. Version DI: Ducted inlet. Version DE: Ducted Extract. Version RE: Supply and Exhaust with square spigots. d a b c b a d e e AM a b c d e Appendix -

36 Appendix Additional Dimensions Connections AM 00 *** Connections AM 00 0* * * * * 8*** ** 0* Connections AM 00 - CF (Ceiling Frame) -* *** *** 0-0* 0-0* -* *** * 8** 8*** 0* Connections AM 00 - CC *** ** * - * * * * ** 8*** 8*** *** ** 0** Connections AM 00 - CF (Ceiling Frame) 0-* ** 0-* 0*** 00-0* ** = Condensate Drain = Electrical Connection = DELIVERY + RETURN AM 00: Delivery is up for above. AM 00: Delivery is towards the front. ** * From top edge of wall / ceiling frame. ** From wall. *** From left edge of wall / ceiling frame. 0*** Appendix -

37 Connections AM 00 - CC Connections AM * 0* * * *** 8*** 8**. 0* *. ** ** 8*** 08** * *. * 0* 80*** ** ** ** 08** *** Connections AM CF (Ceiling Frame) 8** -* -* *** -*. 88*** 8*** ** **. = Condensate Drain AM. = Condensate Drain CC = Electrical Connection = DELIVERY + RETURN AM 00: Delivery is towards the front. AM 800: Return is towards the front. 8*** * From top edge of wall / ceiling frame. ** From wall. *** From left edge of wall / ceiling frame. Appendix -

38 Connections AM CC Connections AM 800 DIDE - * 0* * * * ** 8** *.. 0* *. 8** 8*** 0*** * * 8*** ** ** 0 ** * *. * 0 Ø0 ** 80*** 0*** 80*** 8** *** () 8** ** *** **. = Condensate Drain AM. = Condensate Drain CC = Electrical Connection = DELIVERY + RETURN AM 800: Return is towards the front. * From top edge of wall / ceiling frame. ** From wall. *** From left edge of wall / ceiling frame. Appendix - 8

39 Connections AM 800 DIDE - CC Ceiling Bracket, Angle -* 0* *, ** *. 8***. 0** 0* 0 Ø 0 0 * * *. 0** ** ** Ø0 0 * 0 0 ** 0*** 80*** 0 Ø8, Ø8, ** 8** () Ceiling Bracket, Adjustable *** 0,. = Condensate Drain AM. = Condensate Drain CC = Electrical Connection = DELIVERY + RETURN AM 800: Return is towards the front. * From top edge of wall / ceiling frame. ** From wall. *** From left edge of wall / ceiling frame. 00 Appendix -

40 Postioning of the Ceilling Brackets AM 00, 00 and 800 AM Distance (A) wall frame to ceiling Optical distance unit to ceiling min. max. min. max. c** d** d** e*** f*** g*** h*** 00,,,, 00,, 8,,,, 800, 8, 0,, 8, 8, 800 (DE), 8, 0,, 8, 8, AM 00, 00 and 800 with Cooling Module (CC) AM+CC CC 00 AM 00 Distance (A) wall frame to ceiling a** b** c** d** d** e*** f*** g*** h***./. 0./../../.,,,,./../../../../../ ,,,, 00,, 0 0,,,, 800, 8, 0,, 8, 8, 800 (DE), 8, 0,, 8, 8, ** From wall. *** From left edge of wall frame. (DE) Version DE - Ducted extract. Optical distance unit to ceiling min. maks. min. maks. Appendix - 0

41 Postioning of the Ceilling Frame AM 00, 00 and 800 AM a** b** c** d** e** f** g*** h*** i*** j*** k*** ** From wall. *** From left edge of ceiling frame. Appendix -

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