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All the wiring must be done by qualified personnel.
For each thermal ventilating unit provide a main circuit
breaker (IL), with opening contacts separated by at least 3
mm and an adequate protection fuse (F).
Electrical intakes are shown on the rating labels on the units.
During installation, strictly abide by the indications on the wir-
ing diagram for the unit-control panel combination.
Electrical wirings:
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Base Electrical Connenctions: pag. 91;
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FWECSAP on board + ON/OFF VALV: pag. 93;
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FWECSAP on board + ON/OFF VALV + Supplementary Heat-
ing Element (EH): pag. 96;
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FWECSAP on board + MOD. VALV: pag. 99;
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FWECSAP on board + MOD. VALV + Supplementary Heating
Element (EH): pag. 102;
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FWECSAP remote + ON/OFF VALV: pag. 105;
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FWECSAP remote + ON/OFF VALV + Supplementary Heat-
ing Element (EH): pag. 108;
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FWECSAP remote + MOD. VALV: pag. 111;
5.1
ASSEMBLY OF UNITS
Mounting the unit
Insert the vibration dampers provided in the 4 slots indicated for
ceiling installation
Fasten the base unit to the ceiling or wall using the 4 slots
provided.
Ū It is recommended to use 8MA threaded bars plus screw an-
chors of adequate capacity to bear the weight of the unit,
and to prepare the positioning of the unit using 3 8MA bolts
(2 in the lower part, 1 in the upper part as shown in figure
p. 89) and two washers for each bar. Before tightening the
lock nut, adjust the main nut so as to assure that the unit
is properly inclined so as to facilitate condensate drainage
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CHECKS BEFORE STARTUP
Ū Check that the unit is installed in such a way as to guarantee
the required inclination.
Ū Check that the drainage outlet is not clogged (by masonry
debris etc.).
Ū Check the tightness of the plumbing connections.
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USE
To use the fan coil refer to the instructions on the control panel
available as accessory.
WARNING: For safety reason, do not introduce your fingers
or other pointed objects in the air outlet grilles.
DANGER:
The unit may be used by children of at least 8
years of age and by persons with reduced physical, sen-
sory, or mental capabilities, or who lack experience or the
necessary knowledge, provided that they are supervised or
after they have received instructions relating to the safe use
of the unit and understand the inherent dangers. Children
must not play with the unit. Cleaning and maintenance to
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FWB-C
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FWECSAP remote + MOD. VALV + Supplementary Heating
Element (EH): pag. 114;
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FWEC1A: pag. 117;
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FWEC1A + Supplementary Heating Element (EH): pag. 120;
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FWEC2A: pag. 123;
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FWEC2A + Supplementary Heating Element (EH): pag. 126;
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FWEC3A: pag. 129;
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FWEC3A + Supplementary Heating Element (EH): pag. 132;
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FWEC2T: pag. 135;
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FWEC4T: pag. 138;
NOTE: The electric wires (power and control circuits) must be
pulled in through the gland on the side of the electric box
where the plumbing connections are located and then con-
nected to the terminals.
WARNING: COMMON motor wire = WHITE, wrong connec-
tion may cause serious damages to the motor.
(figure p. 89). To obtain the proper inclination, tilt the unit
so that the intake side is slightly lower (approximately 10
mm) than the outlet side. Make the plumbing connections
to the heat exchanger and, where the cooling function is to
be used, to the condensate drainage outlet. Use one of the
two tray drain outlets, which can be seen on the outside of
the unit side panels
Ū To connect the unit to the drainage line, use a flexible rub-
ber hose and secure it to the pre-selected drain pipe (ø 3/8'')
using a metal clamp (use the drain outlet situated on the
plumbing connection side).
Ū Make sure the electric wires are tightly connected (carry out
this check with the power supply OFF).
Ū Make sure that air has been eliminated from the heat ex-
changer.
Ū Power the fan coil and check its performance
be carried out by the user must not be performed by unsu-
pervised children.
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