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INSTALLATION OF THE CONDENSER SET
The Con/set may be sited through any side wall of a
van. The hole size for installation is 454 wide x 765
high, and may be located under a bench top, or in a
wardrobe etc.
This unit should be sited as near as possible to the A/H
to minimize the length of refrigeration pipework. NB.
A maximum of 5m of pipework is allowable. Runs of
up to 10m are possible, but would require additional
refrigerant added to the system.
Generally, the Con/set is not installed on the near
side, as if an awning is installed, the area would have
hot condenser air discharged into it.
Note: The Con/set normally sits on the floor, but
may also be sat atop the wheelarch, providing the
entire base of the unit is supported.
Retaining screw holes
Cut the opening for the Con/set, measuring 765mm
Figure 3
high off floor level, and 454mm wide.
Caution: This opening may interfere with wiring concealed in the wall cavity
(both 12v and 240v). If the wiring layout is not known, then proceed with
caution. Do not have the van plugged into a 240v supply during this stage of
the installation.
The opening must now be framed with timber at least 25mm thick.
The Con/set can now be lifted into the opening. Before pushing in fully, run a
generous bead of silicone around the back of the flanges (sides and top).
Push in firmly and fix in position by screwing back into the framing timbers.
(See fig. 3) 4 screws x no 8 required.
Now seal along the bottom edge.
Power Supply
The unit is designed to plug into a normal mains supply. This plug must be
accessible after insulation. If a new outlet is installed, then it must be positioned
near the con/set and easily accessible.
NOTE: The supply cord is designated Type Y. If replacement is necessary it
should be replaced by an Aircommand approved technician.
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