Installation Of The Unit; Installation Instructions - Energy SHP-130 Instrucciones Para La Instalación, El Uso Y El Mantenimiento

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INSTALLATION
(OPERATION CARRIED OUT EXCLUSIVELY
BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL)
Attention!: Installation of the unit
for residential ventilation must
only be carried out by qualified personnel to
avoid damage or injury.
Attention!: To protect the system against
filth and humidity, all the openings must
remain closed until commissioning, for exam-
ple using protective covers.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

• The residential ventilation unit can be installed
in dry environments with the temperature above
12°C, for example in a utility room.
Installation temperature: from +12 °C to +40 °C.
• Relative humidity (installation environment): max.
60%.
• Storage temperature: -20°C to +60°C.
PLEASE NOTE: if the temperature in the installation room
drops below 12°C, there could occasionally be condensate
on the external covering of the unit.
• Position the unit so that the section up to the ex-
ternal outlet of the fresh air and exhaust air inlet
ducts is as short as possible.
• The vibrations produced by the residential venti-
lation appliance must be dampened. The installed
unit must be soundproofed.
• The residential ventilation unit is mounted with
suspension brackets (bracket integrated in the
machine).
• The residential ventilation unit must be accessible
to perform maintenance and repairs.
• Air flow rates must be set correctly in compliance
with the technical reference standards. It is recom-
mended to use standard DIN 1946-6.
• The unit can be commissioned after having com-
pleted installation of the entire residential venti-
lation system.
• The installation must prevent the backflow of
gas into the room from the flue or from other
fuel-burning units.
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INSTALLATION OF THE UNIT

The residential heat recovery unit can be installed in
two ways:
• On the ceiling;
• On the wall.
PLEASE NOTE!: the screws for installation on the wall or
ceiling are not supplied.
Choose the screws and relative plugs based on the type
of wall.
IMPORTANT! Make sure there is enough space around
the residential heat recovery unit for any mainte-
nance work (see "Fig.B" ).
(Fig.B)
Min. 500 mm
Min. 500 mm
Min. 500 mm