General Information; General Installation Instructions; Structural Engineering Aspects; Information Regarding Inclined Roofs - EAS ELECTRIC EASCOMPACT Instrucción De Montaje

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General Information

We are delighted that you have chosen our product. With this high-quality, high-performance product, you have made an excel-
lent selection. We wish you successful operation and many sunny days. Please read this manual carefully before installation and
commissioning, as it contains important information for proper installation and for safety.
After the commissioning has been successfully completed, the assembly instructions must be handed over to the end customer.
We would like to point out that proper function can only be guaranteed if: 1) You have annual maintenance carried out by qual-
the original accessory or spare parts are used.
1.1. Expert Persons (Assembly, Commissioning, Maintenance and Troubleshooting)
Electricians) with current trade registrations. All the activities listed in these installation instructions must, without exception,
be carried out by these expert persons.
1.2. General Storage and Transport Instructions
The system components must not be stored unprotected outdoors, especially the system connections and the aeration / ventila-
tion openings must be protected from water ingress and contamination such as dust input, etc.
ences on the system components, in particular on the solar glass, system back panel, pipe connections and storage tank sheath.

1.3. General Installation Instructions

sionals only. The supplied materials must be used for installation. Prior to installing and operating the system, familiarise yourself
with the locally applicable standards and regulations.

Structural Engineering Aspects

capacity of the roof or substructure must be checked in accordance with local and regional stipulations on site prior to the
ensure the durability of the screw connections for attaching the system mounting apparatus.
particularly important in areas prone to high winds.
When doing this, you need also to investigate all the peculiarities of the erection location (prevailing winds (foehn), venturi
effects, eddies, etc.) that may lead to locally increased loading.

Information regarding inclined roofs:

The assembly of a system constitutes an intervention in an (existing) roof. Roof cladding such as tiles, shingles and slate, attics
with a special construction or that are used for residential purposes, and roof pitches that are below the minimum recommend-
ed value require (in relation to the cladding) additional constructions measures to protect against the penetration of water as a
result of wind force and driving snow. This might include sub-roof membranes, for example. When selecting the installation site,
note that the maximum permissible loads must not be exceeded as a result of wind forces. To prevent impermissible wind loads,
the collectors must not be installed at the edge of a roof (e/10 edge zones as per EN 1991, but with a minimum gap of 1 m). In
particular, in the case of elevated structures, the top of the system must not protrude above the roof ridge.
The installation of a system constitutes an intervention in an (existing) roof. Attics with a special construction or that are used for
residential purposes and roof pitches that are below the minimum recommended value require (in relation to the cladding) ad-
ditional construction measures to protect against the penetration of water as a result of wind force and driving snow. This might
include sub-roof membranes, for example. When selecting the installation site, note that the maximum permissible loads must
not be exceeded as a result of wind forces.
To prevent impermissible wind loads, the panels must not be installed at the edge of a roof (e/10 edge zones as per EN 1991,
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