VAIANT climaVAIR

climaVAIR
VA 6-060 MXNHO
VA 6-085 MXNHO
VA 6-105 MXNHO
VA 6-020 MXNHI
VA 6-025 MXNHI
VA 6-035 MXNHI
VA 10-020 MXNHI
VA 10-025 MXNHI
VA 10-035 MXNHI
VA 6-035 MXNHKI
VA 6-050 MXNHKI
VA 6-035 MXNHDI
VA 6-050 MXNHDI
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Air-conditioner - climaVAIR
Multi Split Type VA 6-060 MXNHO

VA 6-085 MXNHO
VA 6-105 MXNHO
VA 6-020 MXNHI
VA 6-025 MXNHI
VA 6-035 MXNHI
VA 10-020 MXNHI
VA 10-025 MXNHI
VA 10-035 MXNHI
VA 6-035 MXNHKI
VA 6-050 MXNHKI
VA 6-035 MXNHDI
VA 6-050 MXNHDI
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Contents
Contents
1 Your Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 10.5 Installation of the Coolant Pipes . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
1.1 Symbols used . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 10.5.1 Handling the Coolant Pipes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
1.2 Proper Use of the Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 10.5.2 Laying of the Coolant Pipes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
10.6 Installation of the Fresh Air and Bypass Lines . . 19
2 Extreme Operating Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 10.7 Indoor unit Assembly in the Ceiling . . . . . . . . . . . 19
10.8 Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
3 Identification of the Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 10.9 Installation of the decorative panel . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4 Declaration of Conformity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 11 Installation of the Duct Indoor Unit . . . . . . . . 21

11.1 Initial check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
5 Description of the Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 11.2 Attachment of the indoor unit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
5.1 Wall mounted type Indoor Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 11.3 Installation of the indoor unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
5.2 Cassette type Indoor Unit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 11.4 Installation of the drainage pipe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
5.3 Duct type Indoor Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 11.5 Hanging the indoor unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
5.4 Outdoor Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
5.5 Remote Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 12 Installation of the Outdoor Unit . . . . . . . . . . 22
5.6 Connections and Channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 12.1 Selecting the Assembly Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
5.7 Wall mounted type unit Accessories. . . . . . . . . . . . 7 12.2 Planning the Coolant Return . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
5.8 Cassette type unit Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 12.3 Connection of the Coolant Pipes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
5.9 Duct type unit Accesories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 12.4 Connection of the Pipe for the Drainage of the
5.10 Technical Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Condensed Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
6 Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 13 Electric Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

13.1 Safety Precautions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
7 Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 13.2 Remark with regard to Directive 89/336/EEC . . . . 24
13.3 Electric Connection of the Indoor Unit . . . . . . . . 25
8 Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 13.4 Electric Characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
8.1 Qualification of the Installation Personnel . . . . . . 9
8.2 General precautions to be taken into account 14 Communication between the Indoor and
before starting the installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Outdoor Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
8.3 General Installation Diagram with Wall mounted 14.1 Address setting for Cassette and V6 Wall Indoors
type units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 by using the remote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
8.4 General Installation Diagram with Cassette type 14.2 Address setting for Cassette and Duct Indoor
units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 units by using Dip switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
8.5 General Installation Diagram with Duct Type 14.3 Address setting for Wall units when using the . .
units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 dip switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
14.4 Address setting for Wall Indoors V 10 by using the
9 Installation of the Wall mounted Indoor Unit . 12 remote and the LCD display board . . . . . . . . . . . 30
9.1 Selecting the Assembly Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
9.2 Fixing the Assembly Plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 15 Preparation for Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
9.3 Installation of the Pipes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 15.1 Checking for Leaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
9.3.1 Methods for the Correct Discharge of the 15.2 Purging the Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Condensed Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 15.3 Start Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
9.3.2 Handling the Coolant Pipes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 15.4 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
9.3.3 Handling the Condensed Water Pipe . . . . . . . . . . 13
9.3.4 Making Holes for the Pipes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 16 Error Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
9.3.5 Laying the Pipes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 16.1 Cassette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
9.3.6 Installation of the Indoor Unit Body . . . . . . . . . . . .15 16.2 Duct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
16.3 Wall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
10 Installation of the Cassette Indoor Unit . . . . . 16 16.4 Outdoor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
10.1 General Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
10.2 Selecting the Assembly Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
10.3 Recommended Installation Process . . . . . . . . . . . .17
10.4 Installation of the Condensed Water Pipe . . . . . . .17
10.4.1 Handling the Condensed Water Pipe . . . . . . . . . . .17
10.4.2 Laying of the Condensed Water Pipe . . . . . . . . . 17
2 Multi Split Type Installation Manual

Your Safety 1
Extreme operating conditions 2
Identification of the Unit 3
1 Your Safety Note!
The relevant personnel performing any service of
1.1 Symbols used maintenance operations involving the handling of
the refrigerant fluid must have the necessary
Danger! certification to comply with all local and
Direct danger for life and health. international regulations.
Danger! 2 Extreme Operating Conditions

Danger of electric shock.
This unit has been designed to operate within the range
of temperatures indicated on Figure 2.1. Ensure that
Warning! these ranges are not exceeded.
Potentially dangerous situation for the product
and the environment. HC
COOLING EATING
ALEFACCIÓN
Outdoor 43ºC D.B.
Note! 24ºC D.B.
Useful information and indications.

10ºC D.B.
-15ºC D.B.
1.2 Proper Use of the Unit

27ºC D.B.
Indoor
This unit has been designed and manufactured for 27ºC D.B.
acclimatisation purposes by means of air conditioning.
The use thereof for other domestic or industrial
purposes shall be the exclusive responsibility of the 18ºC D.B. 18ºC D.B.
persons projecting, installing or using them in that way.
Prior to handling, installing, start up, using or Fig. 2.1 Operating ranges of the unit.
performing maintenance on the unit, the persons
assigned to perform these tasks should be familiar with Legend
all the instructions and recommendations set forth in D.B. Temperature measured by dry bulb
the unit's installation manual.
3 Identification of the Unit
Note!
Keep the manuals throughout the service life of This manual is valid for the Split system series. In order
the unit. to know the specific model of your unit please refer to
the unit nameplates.
The nameplates are located on the outdoor and indoor
Note! units.
The information relating to this unit is divided
between two manuals: installation manual and
user manual.
Note!
This equipment contains R-410A refrigerant. Do
not vent R-410A into atmosphere: R-410A, is a
fluorinated greenhouse gas, covered by Kyoto
Protocol, with a Global Warming Potential (GWP)
= 1975.
Note!
The refrigerant fluid contained in this
equipment must be properly recovered for
recycling, reclamation or destruction before
the final disposal of the equipment.
Multi Split Type Installation Manual EN 3

4 Declaration of Conformity
5 Description of the Unit
4 Declaration of Conformity 5.1 Wall mounted type Indoor Unit
The manufacturer declares that this unit has been The indoor unit provides acclimatised air inside the
designed and constructed in compliance with the room to be acclimatised.
standard in force with regard to obtaining the CE
Marking. The dimensions and weights of the indoor unit are
shown on Figure 5.2 and Table 5.1, depending on the
5 Description of the Unit model (please consult the model nameplate).
The dimensions are given in mm.
This unit is comprised of the following elements:
- Indoor unit.
- Outdoor unit.
- Remote controller and holder.
- Connections and channels.
- Accessories.
Figure 5.1 shows the unit components.
Fig. 5.2 Dimensions of the indoor unit.
Legend
H Height
L Width
D Depth
MODEL H L D kg
VA 6-020 MXNHI 285 760 182 8.6
VA 6-025 MXNHI 285 760 182 8.6
VA 6-035 MXNHI 285 760 182 8.6
VA 10-020 MXNHI 265 795 197 7.6
VA 10-025 MXNHI 265 795 197 7.6
VA 10-035 MXNHI 265 795 197 7.6
Table 5.1 Dimensions and weights of the indoor unit.
Fig. 5.1 Unit components.
Legend
1 Indoor Unit
2 Outdoor Unit
3 Remote controller and holder
4 Connections and channels
5 Condensed water drainage pipe

Description of the Unit 5
5.2 Cassette type Indoor Unit 5.3 Duct type Indoor Unit
The indoor unit provides acclimatised air inside the The indoor unit provides acclimatised air inside the
room to be acclimatised. room to be acclimatised.
The dimensions and weights of the indoor unit are The dimensions and weights of the indoor unit are
shown on Figure 5.3 and 5.4 and Table 5.2 and 5.3, shown on Figure 5.5 and Table 5.4, depending on the
depending on the model (please consult the model model (please consult the model nameplate).
nameplate). The dimensions are given in mm.
Fig. 5.5 Dimensions of the Indoor Unit.
Fig. 5.3 Dimensions of the Indoor Unit (plant).

MODEL A B C D E F G H I
VA 6-035 MXNHDI 538 483.5 131 610 255 105 418 508 220
MODEL A B C D Kg VA 6-050 MXNHDI 1002 483.5 131 1105 255 105 880 970 220
VA 6-035 MXNHKI 570 570 700 700 17 Table 5.4 Dimensions and Weights of the Indoor Unit.
VA 6-050 MXNHKI 580 580 700 700 19
Table 5.2 Dimensions and Weights of the Indoor Unit (plant).
Fig. 5.4 Dimensions of the Indoor Unit (lateral).
MODEL H I ØD
VA 6-035 MXNHKI 260 60 100mm
VA 6-050 MXNHKI 260 60 100mm
Table 5.3 Dimensions of the Indoor Unit (lateral).

5.4 Outdoor Unit
The outdoor unit ensures that the absorbed air is

released to the outside from the room during operation
in cooling mode and that the heat introduced into the
room during operation in heat pump mode is taken from
the outside.
The dimensions and weights of the outdoor unit are

shown on Figure 5.6 and Table 5.5, depending on the
model (please consult the model nameplate).
Fig. 5.6 Dimensions of the outdoor unit.
Legend
H Height
L Length
D Depth
A Length of valves
B Distance between valves
C Distance from the second valve to the floor
Air inlet
Air outlet
MODEL H L D A B C I J Kg
VA 6-060 MXNHO 680 928 288 54 51 147 319,5 583 54
VA 6-085 MXNHO 840 1068 340 45,8 58,2 158,4 380 580 74
VA 6-105 MXNHO 840 1068 340 45,8 58,2 158,4 380 580 75
Table 5.5 Dimensions and weights of the outdoor unit.

Description of the Unit 5
5.5 Remote Controller 5.8 Cassette type unit Accessories
The remote control allows using the unit This unit is provided with the accessories shown on Table 5.7.
5.6 Connections and Channels No. Accessory Quantity

1 Remote Control 1
This unit has the following connections and channels:
2 Remote Controler Bracket 1
- Gas (G) and liquid channels (L): they carry the cooling
agent between the outdoor and indoor unit. 3 Batteries 2
- Discharge channels for condensed water (in the 4 Cushion 4
outdoor and indoor unit): they allow the water to be
5 Drainage elbow 1
properly discharged which condenses during the
normal operation of the unit. 6 Screw caps 2
- Electric connections: they supply electric energy to 7 Wireclamp 1
the unit.
8 Installation Manual 1
5.7 Wall mounted type unit Accessories 9 User Manual 1
10 Warranty cards 2
This unit is provided with the accessories shown on Table 5.6.
Table 5.7 Accessories supplied with the unit.
No. Accessory Quantity
1 Remote Control 1
5.9 Duct type unit Accessories
2 Remote Controler Bracket 1
3 Batteries 2 This unit is provided with the accessories shown on
4 Mounting plate 1 Table 5.8.
5 Piping support plate 1 No. Accessory Quantity
6 Cushion 4 1 Wired remote control 2
7 Drainage elbow 1 2 Screw caps 2
8 Cover 1 3 User Manual 2
9 Drain tube 1 Table 5.8 Accessories supplied with the unit.

10 Steel nail, cement 6
11 Screw caps 2
12 Wireclamp 1
13 Installation Manual 1
14 User Manual 1
15 Warranty cards 2
Table 5.6 Accessories supplied with the unit.

5.10 Technical Specifications
Indoor Units Units VA 6-020 MXNHI VA 6-025 MXNHI VA 6-035 MXNHI VA 10-020 MXNHI VA 10-025 MXNHI
Wall
Capacity
Cooling Capacity kW 2.00 2.50 3.50 1,94 2.36
Heating Capacity kW 2.30 2.90 3.80 2.26 2.76
Air Flow m3/h 450/400/370 500/450/400 600/550/500 380/430/480 390/450/520
Sound Power level dB(A) 56/52/45 56/52/45 56/52/45 30/33/36 31/34/38
Net Dimensions (HxLxD) mm 285x760x182 285x760x182 285x760x182 265x795x197 265x795x197
Net Weight kg 8.6 8.6 8.6 7.6 7.6
Panel Net Weight kg / / / / /
Air Drop (static pressure) Pa / / / / /
Pipe Connections
Pipe Connection liq/gas inches 1/4-3/8 1/4-3/8 1/4-3/8 1/4-3/8 1/4-3/8
Indoor Units Units VA 10-035 MXNHI VA 6-035 MXNHKI VA 6-050 MXNHKI VA 6-035 MXNHDI VA 6-050 MXNHDI
Wall Cassette Duct
Capacity
Cooling Capacity kW 3.10 3.24 5.03 3.61 5.15
Heating Capacity kW 2.80 3.45 5.47 3.85 5.65
Air Flow m3/h 430/480/550 630/530/450 670/600/550 [550/]500/450/400 [1270/]1160/1020/900
Sound Power level dB(A) 33/36/39 57/53/50 57/53/50 [56/]53/51/48 [59/]57/53/51
Net Dimensions (HxLxD) mm 265x795x197 260x570x570 260x580x580 220x610x500 220x1090x500
Net Weight kg 7.6 17 19 14 25
Panel Net Weight kg / 2.8 2.8
Air Drop (static pressure) Pa / / / 20 20
Pipe Connections
1/4-1/2 (includes 1/4-1/2 (includes
Pipe Connection liq/gas inches 1/4-3/8 1/4-3/8 1/4-3/8
connector for OU) connector for OU)
Table 5.9 Technical specifications Indoor Unit.
Outdoor Unit Units VA 6-060 MXNHO VA 6-085 MXNHO VA 6-105 MXNHO

Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50
Cooling Capacity kW 5.55 8.20 10.27
Power Input kW 1.72 2.47 3.27
Operating current A 8,60 12,30 16,30
Performance
Air Flow volume m3/h 3200/2300/1600 4000/3200/2300 4300/3500/2600
Sound Power level dB(A) 66/63/60 66/63/60 68/65/62
Refrigerant R410A
Refrigerant charge heat pump gr 2000 2600 3000
Expansion system Electronic expansion valve
Dimensions (HxLxD) mm 680x928x288 840x1068x340 840x1068x340
Net Weight kg 54 74 75
Pipe Connections
Pipe connection liq/gas 1/4-3/8 1/4-3/8 1/4-3/8
Max. Piping lenght (L1) m 25 25 25
Max. L1+L2+L3+(L4 fo the 4x1) m 45 60 60
Max. Height IU under OU m 10 10 10
Max. Height OU under IU m 15 15 15
Chargeless length m 30 40 40
Additional charge per m. gr 20 20 20
Table 5.10 Technical specifications Outdoor Unit.
Note!
As part of its policy for ongoing improvements of
its products, Vaillant reserves the right to modify
these specifications without prior notice.

Transport 6
Unpacking 7
Installation 8
6 Transport 8 Installation
Danger of injury and physical damage! 8.1 Qualification of the Installation Personnel
During transport and unloading, the unit could
fall and injure anyone within the immediate Ensure that this unit is installed by authorised
vicinity. To avoid this: personnel.
- Use transport and lifting gear with suitable The personnel authorised by Vaillant must be suitably
load capacity for the unit weight. qualified and able to install the unit correctly.
- Use the transport and lifting gear correctly
(consult the respective user manuals). 8.2 General precautions to be taken into account
- Use the slinging points provided for such a before starting the installation
purpose on the unit.
- Secure the unit correctly. Danger of injury and physical damage!
- Use suitable personal protection equipment During unpacking you could get cut and bruised.
(helmet, gloves, safety boots and protective To avoid this:
glasses). - Use lifting gear with suitable load capacity
for the unit weight.
- Use the transport and lifting gear correctly
(consult the respective user manuals).
7 Unpacking - Use the slinging points provided for such a
purpose on the unit.
Danger of injury and physical damage! - Use suitable personal protection equipment
During unpacking you could get cut and bruised. (helmet, gloves, safety boots and protective
To avoid this: glasses).
- Use lifting gear with suitable load capacity
for the unit weight.
- Use the transport and lifting gear correctly Danger of injury and physical damage!
(consult the respective user manuals). The unit should be installed in accordance with
- Use the slinging points provided for such a the Regulations and Standards for refrigerator,
purpose on the unit. electrical and mechanical installation prevailing
- Use suitable personal protection equipment in relation to the location of such installations.
(helmet, gloves, safety boots and protective
glasses).
Danger!
Unpack the unit and check that: Danger of electric shock.
- The supply is complete. Connect the earth cable to the right line (not to
- All the elements are in perfect condition. the gas pipe, water pipe, lightning conductor or
Failing this, contact the manufacturer. telephone line).
Warning!
Protect the environment. Dispose of the Danger!
packaging following the local standards in force. Danger of electric shock.
Do not dispose of it without the proper controls. Install differentials to avoid short-circuits.
Warning!
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction.
Use the pipes specifically intended for coolant
for the cooling installation. Never use plumbing
pipes.

8 Installation
8.3 General Installation Diagram with Wall mounted 8.4 General Installation Diagram with Cassette
type units type units
Warning! Warning!
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of breakdowns or malfunction.
Observe the minimum assembly distances Observe the minimum assembly distances
indicated in Figure 8.1. indicated in Figure 8.2 and 8.4.
Fig. 8.1 General diagram of the installation and the minimum Fig. 8.2 General diagram of the installation and the minimum
assembly distances. assembly distances.
Legend Legend
1 Indoor Unit 1 Indoor Unit
2 Outdoor Unit 2 Outdoor Unit
3 Pipe for draining the condensed water 3 Pipe for draining the condensed water
A Front separation (minimum 10 cm) E Side separation opposite side connections (minimum 10 cm)
B Top separation in relation to the ceiling (minimum 5 cm) F Rear separation (minimum 10 cm)
D Height in relation to the floor (minimum 2 m) G Side separation connections side (minimum 15 cm)
E Side separation opposite side connections (minimum 10 cm) H Front separation (minimum 60 cm)
F Rear separation (minimum 10 cm)
G Side separation connections side (minimum 15 cm)
H Front separation (minimum 60 cm)

Installation 8
8.5 General Installation Diagram with Duct type

units
Warning!
Observe the minimum assembly distances
indicated in Figure 8.3 and 8.5.
Fig. 8.4 Minimum assembly distances (Cassette unit).
MODEL A B C D
VA 6-035 MXNHKI 1000 1000 1000 1000
VA 6-050 MXNHKI 1000 1000 1000 1000
Table 8.1 Indoor unit minimum assembly distances.
Fig. 8.5 Minimum assembly distances (Duct type unit).
Fig. 8.3 General diagram of the installation and the minimum MODEL A B C D
assembly distances. VA 6-035 MXNHDI 200 200 500 500
VA 6-050 MXNHDI 200 200 500 500
Legend
1 Indoor Unit Table 8.2 Indoor unit minimum assembly distances.
2 Outdoor Unit
3 Pipe for draining the condensed water
E Side separation opposite side connections (minimum 10 cm)

9 Installation of the Wall Mounted Indoor Unit
9 Installation of the Wall Mounted 9.3 Installation of the Pipes

Indoor Unit
9.3.1 Methods for the Correct Discharge of the
9.1 Selecting the Assembly Location Condensed Water
Warning!
Warning! Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. condensed water spillage.
Observe the minimum assembly distances In order to ensure that the unit drains correctly
indicated in Figure 8.1. take the requirements described in this section
into account.
Note! Methods for the removal of the condensed water which

If a hole already exists in the wall or a coolant is generated in the indoor unit:
pipe or condensed water pipe has already been - Condensed water can be allowed to drain naturally
installed, the base plate can be mounted to adapt using the natural tilt of the condensed water pipe
to these conditions. along with the coolant pipe. In order for it to be
aesthetically pleasing, use a joint channel.
Recommendations: - The natural tilt of the condensed water pipe from the
- Install the indoor unit close to the ceiling. indoor unit to the container (washbasin, sink, etc.).
- Choose a mounting site that will allow air to reach all Different invisible installation solutions also exist.
parts of the room evenly. Avoid beams, installations or - Using an external pump for condensed water, carrying
lights which obstruct the airflow. the condensed water to the outside or to the house
- Install the indoor unit at an adequate distance from drainage system.
chairs or workstations in order to avoid unpleasant - By natural tilt to the collector deposit for condensed
draughts. water which is emptied using a pump for condensed
- Avoid close heat sources. water. The pump for condensed water receives a signal
from the tank and takes the water from the tank
9.2 Fixing the Assembly Plate conveying it to the outside or to the house drainage
system.
Carry out the steps described below:
• Place the mounting plate on the chosen installation Note!
point. This pump for condensed water is available as an
• Level the plate horizontally and mark the holes to be original Vaillant accessory with the
made on the wall for the installation using the screws corresponding installation instructions.
and rawplugs.
• Remove the plate.
Warning!
Warning! Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of
Danger of breaks in the domestic installation. condensed water spillage.
Check that there are no electricity lines, pipes or To ensure that the unit carries out the drainage
any other element which could be impaired properly in the event of draining using a natural
behind the spots where the holes are to be tilt, the condensed water pipe must also have a
drilled. tilt from the indoor unit.
If so, choose another installation location and
repeat the aforementioned steps.
• Make the holes using a drill and insert the rawplugs.

• Place the assembly plate in the assembly location,
level it horizontally and fix it with the screws and the
rawplugs.
Warning!
Ensure that the assembly plate has been
correctly levelled.
Otherwise, disassemble the plate and assemble it
again correctly.

Installation of the Wall Mounted Indoor Unit 9
9.3.2 Handling the Coolant Pipes 9.3.3 Handling the Condensed Water Pipe
Danger! Warning!
Danger of burns and eye injuries. Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of
In the event of soldering, use suitable incorrect drainage of the condensed water and
protection equipment (protective soldering wear of materials due to dripping water.
mask, soldering gloves, solderer clothing). Take the following points into consideration:
- Ensure that air circulates through the condensed

Warning! water pipe in order to guarantee that the water can be
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of freely released. Otherwise, the condensed water could
wear in the coolant pipes. leak through the indoor unit body.
To ensure that the coolant pipes do not wear - Mount the pipe without bending it in order to avoid
take the following points into consideration: blockage.
- If the water pipe is channelled outdoors, ensure that it
- Use pipes specifically intended for cooling. is insulated against freezing.
- If the condensed water pipe is installed in a room, fit
Note! thermal insulation.
In specialised dealers you will find coolant pipes - Avoid installing the condensed water pipe with an
which are thermally insulated as a Vaillant ascending bend (see Figure 9.2).
accessory.
- Ensure that the pipes are clean, dry and polished on

the inside.
- The insulation of the pipes should be done using
specific insulation for cooling.
- Observe the minimum and maximum pipe distances
for each model.
- Do not bend the pipes where possible. When bending
them, keep the radius as wide as possible to minimise
load losses.
- If soldering, do so using strong welding (copper-silver
alloy). During the soldering process a stream of dry
nitrogen should be run through the inside of the pipes
in order to avoid rusting. Fig. 9.2 Avoid ascending bends.
- Only cut the coolant pipes using pipe cutters and
always keep the pipe ends covered. - Avoid installing the condensed water pipe with it free
- Any flaring work should be performed meticulously in end submerged in water (see Figure 9.3).
order to avoid subsequent losses of gas through the
pipes.
- When reviving keep the pipe opening directed
downwards in order to prevent shavings from getting
into the pipes.
- Mount the joining tubes carefully, ensuring they
cannot become displaced. Ensure that they will not
cause traction in the joins.
- Equip the coolant pipes (inflow and outflow) separately
and with thick diffusion heat insulation.
- Carefully squeeze the flaring connector, centring the
flaring cone and the flanged nut. Applying excessive
force without correctly centring can damage the
thread and cause a reduction in the water tightness in
the join. Fig. 9.3 Avoiding submerging the end.
- Avoid installing the condensed water pipe with

crimping (see Figure 9.4).

9 Installation of the Wall Mounted Indoor Unit
9.3.4 Making Holes for the Pipes
• Case A: laying the rear piping.

In the event of laying the rear piping, a suitable hole
must be made (see Figure 9.7).
• Drill a hole in accordance with the diameter
indicated in Figure 9.7, slightly descending to the
outside.
Fig. 9.4 Avoid crimping.
- Install the condensed water pipe in such a way that

the distance of its free end from the floor is at least 5
cm (see Figure 9.5).
Fig. 9.7 Dimensions of the hole for the piping.
• Case B: laying the side or bottom piping.

In this case holes do not have to made on the wall
since the indoor unit body has windows which can be
opened to admit the pipes: choose the most adequate
one for the desired outlet position (see Figure 9.8).
• Carefully break the chosen window on the lid using
pliers.
Fig. 9.5 Minimum distance from the floor.
Legend
H Minimum distance from the floor: 5 cm
- Install the condensed water pipe in such a way that its
free end is kept away from unpleasant odours to
ensure that they do not penetrate the room (see
Figure 9.6).
Fig. 9.8 Windows for the installation of the pipes.
Legend
1 Lid for right piping
2 Lid for indoor piping
3 Securing with adhesive tape
4 Lid for left piping
Fig. 9.6 Avoids unpleasant odours.

Installation of the Wall Mounted Indoor Unit 9
9.3.5 Laying the Pipes
• If installing the rear piping:

• Place the lid supplied for the hole in the piping and
insert the coolant pipes with the condensed water
pipe through the hole.
• Seal the hole properly after installing the pipes.
• Carefully bend the installation pipe in the right
direction.
Warning!
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of
wear in the coolant pipes.
Bend the pipe carefully to prevent choking or Fig. 9.10 Laying the Pipes.
breaks.
Legend
• Cut the pipes, leaving enough extra piping hanging 1 Heat-resistant material
2 Drain pipe
over to enable the unit to be hooked up at the indoor
3 Coolant pipe
unit joins. 4 Piping support plate
• Insert the nut in the coolant pipe and carry out the 5 Indoor/outdoor electric cable
flaring.
• Carefully remove the insulation of the flared • Insert the electric piping, connect the line on the
connections in the indoor unit. indoor unit terminal strip and assemble the cabling
• Hang the indoor unit on the top edge of the mounting covering (see section 13).
plate. • Carry out the start up and the equipment functional
• Tilt the lower part of the indoor unit forwards and test (see section 15).
insert an auxiliary tool (e.g. a piece of wood) between • Fix the entire indoor unit (see section 9.3.6)..
the mounting plate and the unit (see Figure 9.9).
Note!
The connections in the flaring should be
accessible in order to carry out the water
tightness tests.
• Install the mounting plate, lining up the holes with the

help of the plate.
9.3.6 Installation of the Indoor Unit Body
• Check that the installation has been carried out

correctly and that there are no leaks (see section 15.1).
• Securely hang the indoor unit body onto the upper
notches of the mounting plate. Briefly move the body
Fig. 9.9 Assembling the indoor unit. from side to side to verify that it is secure.
• Lift the body up slightly from underneath, press it
• Connect the coolant pipes and the condensed water onto the mounting plate and then lower it vertically.
hose to the corresponding pipes and installation drain. The body will fit into the lower supports on the
• Insulate the coolant piping correctly and separately. To mounting plate.
do so, cover any possible cuts with masking tape or • Check that the indoor unit is properly secured.
insulate any bare coolant piping with the • In the event that the body does not slot into the
corresponding insulation material used for cooling. supports properly, repeat this process.

10 Installation of the Cassette Indoor Unit
10 Installation of the Cassette Indoor Unit 10.2 Selecting the Assembly Location
10.1 General Warnings Danger of personal injury and material damage

from collapse!
Warning! Ensure that the ceiling and the fixing elements
Outdoor units must be placed in accessible areas are able to withstand the weight of the indoor
for subsequent maintenance and repair unit.
operations. Vaillant will not be responsible for
any costs derived from incorrect positioning that
prevents easy access. Warning!
Danger of breaks in the domestic installation.
Check that there are no electricity lines, pipes
Danger of physical damage! or any other element which could be impaired
To avoid the indoor unit from falling during the behind the spots where the holes are to be
assembly, carry out the work with the help of a drilled.
second person. If so, choose another installation location and
repeat the aforementioned steps.
Warning!
Danger of deterioration of the indoor unit. Warning!
When you lift the indoor unit, do so by Danger of breakdowns or malfunction.
supporting it at the four corners only. Observe the minimum assembly distances
Avoid lifting the unit up by the condensation indicated in Figure 8.2 and 8.4.
drainpipe or by the pipe connections.
Note!
Warning! The indoor unit can be installed with the false
Danger of deterioration of the indoor unit drip ceiling fitted or not fitted.
tray.
When you lift the indoor unit do not exert Recommendations
pressure on the drip tray to avoid damaging it. - Choose a mounting site that will allow air to reach all
parts of the room evenly. Avoid beams, installations or
lights which obstruct the airflow.
Warning! - Install the indoor unit at an adequate distance from
Danger of malfunction due to incorrect air chairs or workstations in order to avoid unpleasant
circulation and the build-up of condensed water draughts.
on the ceiling or in the lower part of the indoor - Avoid close heat sources.
unit. - Ensure you leave sufficient space for carrying out
To avoid this, ensure that the lower part of the connection and inspection tasks of the indoor unit.
indoor unit is horizontally levelled and flush with
the finished ceiling. Warning!
Ensure that the assembly plate has been
Note! correctly levelled.
It is recommended to assemble the coolant Otherwise, disassemble the plate and assemble it
pipes, remove condensed water and carry out the again correctly.
electrical installation before mounting the indoor
unit in the ceiling and to make the connections
immediately after mounting the indoor unit. This
will provide you with more space.

Installation of the Cassette Indoor Unit 10
10.3 Recommended Installation Process 10.4.2 Laying of the Condensed Water Pipe
It is recommended carrying out the installation in the Note!

following order: The indoor unit is fitted with a condensed water
• Installation of the condensed water pipe. removal pump.
• Installation of the coolant pipes.
• Installation of the fresh air and bypass lines.
• Electrical installation. Note!
• Indoor unit assembly in the ceiling. Use a pipe whose diameter is at least the same
• Connections. as the diameter of the indoor unit connection
• Checking for leaks and starting the unit. (polyethylene pipe: inner diameter 25 mm, outer
• Assembly of the decorative panel. diameter 32 mm).
10.4 Installation of the Condensed Water Pipe • Plan the layout of the condensed water pipe taking
into account the indications in section 10.4.1.
10.4.1 Handling the Condensed Water Pipe - Ensure that the pipe is as short as possible.
- Ensure that the minimum inclination from the indoor
Warning! unit is at least 1%.
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of • Mount the pipe supports taking into account the
incorrect drainage of the condensed water and distances and inclinations indicated in figure 10.1.
wear of materials due to dripping water.
Take the following points into consideration:
- Ensure that air circulates through the
condensed water pipe in order to guarantee
that the water can be freely released.
Otherwise, the condensed water could leak
through the indoor unit body.
- Mount the pipe without bending it in order to
avoid blockage.
- If the water pipe is channelled outdoors,
ensure that it is insulated against freezing.
- If the condensed water pipe is installed in a
room, fit thermal insulation. Fig. 10.1 Installation diagram of the Pipe for the Drainage of
- Avoid installing the condensed water pipe with the Condensed Water.
an ascending bend.
- Avoid installing the condensed water pipe with Legend
it free end submerged in water. 1 Pump flange (jacketing)
A Distance with regard to the indoor unit (maximum 200 mm)
- Avoid installing the condensed water pipe with
B Distance between supports (maximum 1 - 1.50 m)
crimping. C Pipe inclination (minimum 1%)
- Install the condensed water pipe in such a way H Maximum height of the pipe with regard to the pump (maximum
that the distance of its free end from the floor 500 mm)
is at least 5 cm.
- Install the condensed water pipe in such a way • Mount the condensed water pipe in its supports.
that its free end is kept away from unpleasant - Prevent the pipe from bulging to guarantee the
odours to ensure that they do not penetrate correct removal of the water.
the room. • Insulate the pipe with thermal insulation.

10.5 Installation of the Coolant pipes 10.5.2 Laying of the Coolant Pipes
10.5.1 Handling the Coolant Pipes Note!

Ensure that after mounting there is enough
Danger! space for accessing the indoor unit connections.
Danger of burns and eye injuries.
In the event of soldering, use suitable • Carefully bend the installation pipe in the right
protection equipment (protective soldering direction.
mask, soldering gloves, solderer clothing).
Warning!
Warning! Danger of wear in the coolant pipes.
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of Bend the pipe carefully to prevent choking or
wear in the coolant pipes. breaks.
To ensure that the coolant pipes do not wear
take the following points into consideration: • Position the pipes in the runoff provided.
- Use pipes specifically intended for cooling. • Cut the pipes, leaving enough extra piping hanging
- Ensure that the pipes are clean, dry and over to enable the unit to be hooked up at the indoor
polished on the inside. unit joins.
- The insulation of the pipes should be done • Insert the nut in the coolant pipe and carry out the
using specific insulation for cooling. flaring.
- Observe the minimum and maximum pipe • Insulate the coolant piping correctly and separately
distances for each model. (figure 10.2). To do so, cover any possible cuts with
- Do not bend the pipes where possible. When masking tape or insulate any bare coolant piping with
bending them, keep the radius as wide as the corresponding insulation material used for cooling.
possible to minimise load losses.
- If soldering, do so using strong welding
(copper-silver alloy). During the soldering
process a stream of dry nitrogen should be
run through the inside of the pipes in order to
avoid rusting.
- Only cut the coolant pipes using pipe cutters
and always keep the pipe ends covered.
- Any flaring work should be performed
meticulously in order to avoid subsequent Fig. 10.2 Pipe Insulation.
losses of gas through the pipes.
- When reviving keep the pipe opening directed Legend
downwards in order to prevent shavings from 1 Coolant pipe (gas)
2 Insulation
getting into the pipes.
3 Coolant pipe (liquid)
- Mount the joining tubes carefully, ensuring 4 Winding
they cannot become displaced. Ensure that 5 Condensed water drainpipe
they will not cause traction in the joins.
- Equip the coolant pipes (inflow and outflow)
separately and with high density heat
insulation.
- Carefully squeeze the flaring connector,
centring the flaring cone and the flanged nut.
Applying excessive force without correctly
centring can damage the thread and cause a
reduction in the water tightness in the join.
Note!
In specialised dealers you will find coolant pipes
which are thermally insulated as a Vaillant
accessory.

Installation of the Cassette Indoor Unit 10
10.6 Installation of the Fresh Air 10.7 Indoor Unit Assembly in the Ceiling
Note! Note!
Only applicable to the models indicated in table The indoor unit is fixed to the ceiling using hooks
10.1. and hanging bars (threaded varilla M10), with its
corresponding nuts, locknuts and washers.
MODEL FRESH AIR
VA 6-035 MXNHKI YES • Draw the position of the fixing elements according to
VA 6-050 MXNHKI YES the indicated measurements.
Table 10.1 Models with lines available for renewing fresh air. - Observe the minimum assembly distances (see
section 8.4).
The side opening allows installing pipes for air intake • Adapt the length of the threaded rods to the correct
from outside and pipe shunting to be installed (see measurement.
figure 10.3). • Mount the fixing bars in the points provided
(optionally, you can use hooks fixed to the ceiling and
hang the fixing bars from them).
Fig. 10.3 Fresh air line.
Legend
1 Flange on the fresh air line
2 Fresh air line
Carry out the following operations:
• Select the lines. Use lines with the following
characteristics:
- Base material: flexible polyester with spring interior
or corrugated aluminium.
- Diameter: 101,6 mm.
- External anti-condensation lining: fibreglass, 12-25 Fig. 10.4 Indoor unit assembly diagram.
mm thick.
• Install the lines. Legend
1 Indoor Unit
2 False ceiling
3 Decorative panel
4 Upper fixing nut
5 Indoor unit support
6 Nut-locknut set
7 Fixing bar
8 Fixing hook (optional)
D Distance of the hook to the ceiling (34 mm)
• Position a nut in each fixing bar (which will remain

above the unit support) and a nut-locknut set (which
will remain below the support). See assembly diagram
in figure 10.4.

10.9 Installation of the decorative panel
Warning!
Danger of condensed water escaping and the
appearance of anomalies in the display.
In order to avoid this, ensure that the decorative
panel is correctly installed.
Note!
Previously, carry out the start up and the
equipment functional test (see section 15).
• Check that the false ceiling is completed and that the

size of the opening is suitable (the opening should not
Fig. 10.5 Introduction of the indoor unit via the opening in the be visible after assembly of the cover).
false ceiling. • Ensure that the indoor unit is horizontally levelled and
that it is flush with the lower part of the false ceiling
Legend once this has been completed.
1 Fixing bar • Position the decorative panel in a position which
2 Indoor unit support
ensures that the Air Swing motor does not remain
3 False ceiling
4 Upper fixing nut
below the coolant pipes.
5 Lower fixing nut • Provisionally fix the decorative panel screws and level
6 Locknut the decorative panel.
• Firmly tighten the decorative panel screws.
• If there should be a false ceiling, lift the indoor unit • Connect the synchronous motor cables and the signal
(see warnings in section 10.1), tilt slightly and introduce lines.
it via the opening in the false ceiling (see figure 10.5). • Carry out a function test with the remote control.
• Position the indoor unit in such a way that its fixing • If there is no response to the remote control signal:
supports remain positioned between the nut and the check the connection and repeat the function test 10
nut-locknut set (see figure 10.4). seconds after disconnecting the power supply.
• Regulate lower fixing nuts in such a way that the
indoor unit is horizontally levelled and at the correct
height (flush with the lower part of the false ceiling).
• Tighten the upper fixing nuts and locknuts.
10.8 Connections
• Carefully remove the insulation of the flared

connections in the indoor unit.
• Connect the coolant pipes and the condensed water
hose to the corresponding pipes and installation drain.
• Thermally insulate the coolant pipe and condensed
water connections.
• In the event of installing cold air and bypass lines:
• Cut and remove the anti-condensation insulation in
the indoor unit.
• Connect the lines to the indoor unit (see figure 10.3).
• Carry out the electrical connection (see section 13).
Note!
The connections in the flaring should be
accessible in order to carry out the water
tightness tests.

Installation of the Duct type Indoor Unit 11
11 Installation of the Duct Indoor Unit 11.4 Installation of the drainage pipe
11.1 Initial check - Take special care when installing the drainage pipes
of the unit, since problems with the same may result in
- Install the indoor unit leaving sufficient spillage of the condensed water of the evaporator. The
space around the same as to allow handling and unit is equipped with a drainage connection.
maintenance tasks, as shown in the figure. - Do not place the drainage pipe in an ascending
- Do not allow obstacles to block the air connection position, since the drainage water would return to the
or discharge flow. unit and spill over when the unit is halted.
- Do not install the indoor unit in a machinery - Do not connect the drainage pipe to the sanitary
workshop or kitchen in which there is oil or fumes in outflows, waste water pipes or any other drainage pipe
the air which may flow towards the indoor unit. The without installing a siphon.
oil will become deposited on the heat interchanger, - When the drainage pipe is connected to other indoor
resulting in poor performance by the unit. It may units, the connection positions of each unit must be
even result the deforming or breakage of the plastic higher than the common drainage pipe. The length of the
parts of the indoor unit. common pipe must correspond with the size and number
- Pay special care with regards to the following of existing units.
points when the indoor unit is installed in a hospital
or any other area in which there are electromagnetic 11.5 Hanging the indoor unit
waves from medical equipment:
A) Do not install the indoor unit in a place in which Mount the unit as shown in the figure.
the electromagnetic waves will have a direct Parts supplied by the installer:
influence on the electrical box, on the remote - Rod, nut and washer.
control switch or on the remote control cable.
Suspension rod
B) Install the unit as far away as possible from the Suspension
source of electromagnetic waves. Place it at a support
distance of at least 3 metres.
C) Install a noise filter when the power source
produces unpleasant noise. UNIT
Nut and washer
D) Choose the final location and the installation
direction of the internal unit with special attention
to the pipes and cables and to maintenance. False ceiling
E) When determining the location of the indoor unit,
give consideration to the air conducts network,
favouring the distribution of the same.
Figure 11.1
11.2 Attachment of the indoor unit
Note!
Mount the suitable attachments for each type of It is important to place a siphon on
structure, paying special attention to the possible each outflow.
transmission of vibration and noise, installing, if
necessary, anti-vibration and soundproofing elements.
11.3 Installation of the indoor unit
- Introduce and twist a nut on each of the rods.

- Raise the indoor unit, introducing the rods in the
suspension support holes.
- Position a washer and a nut on each of the rods.
- Level the machine and secure it, tightening in such a
manner as one nut pressures the other.
- We recommend positioning a counternut for the nut
placed on the lower part of the suspension rods.
- This indoor unit is initially designed for positioning in
false ceilings; when installing in an area of direct access,
protect the electrical connection strip in order to prevent
accidents.

12 Installation of the Outdoor Unit
12 Installation of the Outdoor Unit

12.1 Selecting the Assembly Location
Danger of personal injury and material damage

from explosion!
Install the unit away from gases or inflammable
or easily combustible substances and free from
thick dust formation.
Danger of personal injury and material damage

from collapse!
Ensure that the ground can withstand the
weight of the outdoor unit and allow it to fit in a
horizontal position.
Warning!
Danger of corrosion.
Do not install the unit near to corrosive
materials.
- The outdoor unit can only be mounted outdoors, never

inside a building.
- Do not install the unit in such a way that the air
current affects the air inlets of premises nearby.
- If possible avoid direct sunlight.
- Ensure that the ground has sufficient rigidity to avoid
vibrations.
- Check that there is sufficient space to observe the
minimum distances (see Figure 121).
- Check that neighbours are not disturbed by draughts Fig. 12.1 General diagram of the installation and the minimum
or noise. assembly distances.
- If the premises are rented obtain the owner's consent.
- Comply with local regulations: there are considerable Legend
differences depending on the area. 1 Indoor Unit
2 Outdoor Unit
- Leave enough space to fit the condensed water
3 Pipe for draining the condensed water
drainage pipe (see section 12.4). A Front separation (minimum 10 cm)
B Top separation in relation to the ceiling (minimum 5 cm)
D Height in relation to the floor (minimum 2 m)
E Side separation opposite side connections (minimum 10 cm)

Installation of the Outdoor Unit 12
12.2 Planning the Coolant Return 12.4 Connection of the Pipe for the Drainage of the
Condensed Water
The coolant circuit contains a special oil to lubricate the
outdoor unit compressor. To assist the return of the oil Note!
to the compressor the following is recommended: Applicable only to those units that have built-in
- that the indoor unit is located higher than the outdoor heat pumps.
unit and,
- that the suction pipe (the thickest one) is assembled Whilst the unit is running with the heat pump function,
with the tilt towards the compressor. condensation forms in the outdoor unit and has to be
drained.
If the outdoor unit is mounted higher than the indoor
unit, the suction pipe must be mounted in a vertical • Insert the elbow included in the supply in the hole
position. At heights exceeding 7.5 m: provided at the bottom of the outdoor unit and turn it
• an additional oil deposit should be installed at each 7.5 90º to fix it (see Figure 12.2).
m interval to collect the oil and suction it, returning it
to the outdoor unit and
• an elbow can be installed in front of the outdoor unit
to further assist the oil return.
12.3 Connection of the Coolant Pipes
Note!
Installation is easier if the gas suction pipe is
connected up first. The suction pipe is the
thickest one.
• Mount the outdoor unit in the designated site.

• Remove the protection hoods from the coolant joints
in the outdoor unit. Fig. 12.2 Assembly of the drainage elbow for condensed water.
• Carefully bend the installed pipe towards the outdoor
unit. Legend
1 Outdoor Unit
2 Drainage elbow
Warning!
3 Drainage hose
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. Danger of
wear in the coolant pipes. • Mount the drainage hose ensuring that it leaves the
Bend the pipe carefully to prevent choking or equipment at a tilt.
breaks. • Verify the correct drainage of the water by pouring
the water into a collection tray located at the bottom
• Cut the pipes, leaving enough extra piping hanging of the outdoor unit.
over to enable the unit to be hooked up at the outdoor • Protect the condensed water hose with thermal
unit joins. insulation to avoid freezing.
• Flare the coolant pipe when installed.
• Join the coolant pipes to the corresponding outdoor
unit connection.
• Insulate the coolant piping correctly and separately. To
do so, cover any possible cuts with masking tape or
insulate any bare coolant piping with the
corresponding insulation material used for cooling.

13 Electric Wiring
13 Electric Wiring Warning!

13.1 Safety Precautions Compliance with the Standard EN 61000-3-11:
Check that the nominal power of the main phase
Danger! current connection is > 100.
Before connecting the unit to the electric
supply line, ensure that the line is not live. Warning!
Ensure that the supplied power voltage is in the
Danger! range of 90% to 110% of the rated voltage.
If the mains cable is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, the head of Warning!
maintenance or a similarly qualified person. Install the unit in such a way that the electric
plug is easily accessible. Thus, if required, the
unit can be quickly disconnected.
Danger!
Ensure that the power line is equipped with a 13.2 Remark with regard to Directive 89/336/EEC
bipolar or tetrapolar switch according to the
model, (single phase or three-phase) with a In order to prevent electromagnetic interference during
distance of at least 3 mm between contacts the start up of the compressor (technical process), the
(Standard EN-60335-2-40). following installation conditions must be adhered to.
• Make the air conditioning unit power supply
connection at the main power distribution. Carry out
Danger! the distribution with low impedance. Normally the
Danger of electric shock. required impedance is reached at a 32 A fusing point.
Equip the installation with protection against • Check that no other equipment is connected to this
short-circuits to avoid electric shocks. This is a power supply line.
legal requirement.
Note!
For more detailed information on the electric
Danger! installation, please
Danger of electric shock. consult the Technical Connection Conditions
Use an electric plug which perfectly adapts to applied by your electricity supply board.
the electric power supply wiring.
Note!
Danger! In order to obtain more information with regard
Danger of electric shock. to power details of the air conditioner consult
Use wiring in accordance with the respective the unit rating plate.
local, national and international wiring
standards regarding installation in technical
electrics.
Danger!
Use an approved electric plug and power supply
cable.
Warning!
Size the electric wiring with sufficient capacity.

Electric Wiring 13
13.3 Electric Connection of the Indoor Unit
Warning!
Danger of breakdowns or malfunction. If the fuse
on the PC board is blown please change it
with type T. 3,15A/250V.
• Disassemble the outdoor body of the indoor unit by

pulling it upwards.
• Remove the wiring cover on the right of the body by
unscrewing it (see Figure 13.1).
Fig. 13.1 Wiring Cover.
• Insert the cable from the outside:

• Using the same hole through which the coolant
pipes are installed (or are going to be installed later)
or,
• Using another of the pipe installation windows
provided on the body.
• Pull the electrical cable from the rear of the indoor
unit through the specific hole in the front.
• Connect the line on the terminal strip of the indoor
unit according to the corresponding wiring diagram
(see Figures).

13 Electric Wiring
Shield wire
Shield from the shield wire
Outdoor
Fig. 13.2 Wiring indoor unit.
Warning!
The cable between inputs 3 and 4 of the indoor
units and C1 and C2 of the outdoor unit should
be shielded and must be correctly earthed.
Otherwise the machine will not work.
Warning!
Installation should be done with a proper earth
connection and each unit should be properly
earthed. Otherwise the machine will not work.
• Secure the cable installed with the outdoor unit's

contracting device.
• Check that the cables are correctly secured and
connected.
• Mount the protective wiring cover.

Electric Wiring 13
13.4 Electric Characteristics
VA 6-050 VA 6-085 VA 6-105 VA 6-020 VA 6-025 VA 6-035

MXNHO MXNHO MXNHO MXNHI MXNHI MXNHI
Voltage (V/Ph/Hz) 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50
Supply section up to 25 meter (in mm2) 2,5 4 4 1,5 1,5 1,5

Supply
Indoor/Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Indoor Indoor Indoor
Thermal-magnetic circuit breaker, type D (A) 16 20 20 10 10 10
0,8 0,8 0,8

Interconnection section up to 25 meter (mm2)
Inteconnect Shield or not (YES/NO) YES YES YES
Immediatte residual current protector (A)

0,03 0,03 0,03 0,03 0,03 0,03
VA 10-020 VA 10-025 VA 10-035 VA 6-035 VA 6-050 VA 6-035 VA 6-050

MXNHI MXNHI MXNHI MXNHKI MXNHKI MXNHDI MXNHDI
Voltage (V/Ph/Hz)
230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50 230/1/50
Supply section up to 25 meter (in mm2) 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5
Supply
Indoor/Outdoor Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor Inneneinheit
Thermal-magnetic circuit breaker, type D (A) 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
Interconnection section up to 25 meter (mm2)
Inteconnect Shield or not (YES/NO)
Immediatte residual current protector (A) 0,03 0,03 0,03 0,03 0,03 0,03 0,03
Table 13.1 Electric Characteristics.

14 Communication between the Indoor and Outdoor Units
14 Communication between the Indoor

and Outdoor Units
Once the installation has been performed, the remote
control must be used to identify each indoor unit with its
corresponding key pair. To do so, follow this procedure:
Warning!
Before setting up the communication between
units, the installation process must have fully
completed, both the refrigerant and electrical
parts, and the valve keys must be open.
Otherwise the installation process will report an
error and will not function.
Fig. 14.1 Emergency operation/operation test switch.
Legend
1 Emergency operation/operation test switch
Note!
Each unit must have the following setup:
• With the indoor unit connected to valve A (see
installation layout), the direction should be "1"
• With the indoor unit connected to valve B (see
• With the indoor unit connected to valve C (see
• With the indoor unit connected to valve D (see
14.1 Address setting for Cassette and V6 Wall

Indoors by using the remote
• Power all units.

• Put the indoor unit in “Stand By” mode by pressing
the “OFF” button.
• For each unit, the following steps should be followed:
• Press the emergency button for 15 seconds as
shown in figure 13.1 for wall type and 13.2 for Fig. 14.2 Emergency operation/operation test switch.
cassette and you will hear 4 beeps. Release the
emergency button. Legend
• Switch on the indoor unit with the remote control by 1 Emergency operation/operation test switch
pressing the “ON” button. When the unit switches
on, it automatically goes into direction setup mode.
• To set the direction of the indoor unit, just press the
“SLEEP” button. Depending on the number of times
you press it, the setup will vary:
• By pressing once, the direction is “1” and the LED Note!
TIMER flashes once only If you wish to know the direction configured in
• By pressing twice, the direction is “2” and the LED the Indoor unit, press the emergency button for
TIMER flashes twice 20 seconds and you will hear 5 beeps.
• By pressing three times, the direction is “3” and the Following, the LED TIMER will flicker as many
LED TIMER flashes three times times as the direction configures in the unit.
• By pressing four times, the direction is “4” and the
LED TIMER flashes four times
• Switch off the unit using the “OFF” button and the
direction will be set
• This process should be repeated for each indoor unit.

Communication between the Indoor and Outdoor Units 14
Figure 14.3 shows the unit components. or unit PCB

2.2 Before conducting the address setting process the
system must be powered off
2.3 Access the indoor unit PCB
Note!
In the case of Cassette indoors, first take out the
panel and filters, take off the flaps and the front
cover, disconnect the swing motor connectors
from the PCB, and take out the lower part of the
PCB.
2.4 Change the position of DIP 7 of SW01 from OFF to

ON, following the table XY below.
Warning!
If dip switch SW01 is not turned to ON, the
address setting will not work.
2.5 In order to set the corresponding address from 1 to

4, please change the DIP 6 to 8 from SW03, following
the table XY below.
Fig. 14.3 Unit components.
Legend
1 Indoor Unit
2 Outdoor Unit
3 Remote controller and holder
4 Connections and channels
5 Condensed water drainage pipe
14.3 Address setting for Wall units when using the
dip switches
14.2 Address setting for Cassette and Duct Indoor Warning!

units by using Dip switches If this is not done properly, the unit will not
work!
Warning! Make sure before doing the address setting in
If this is not done properly, the unit will not work! the PCB switches that the system is powered off.
Duct type of indoor units can only set the
address by using the dip switch.
Make sure before doing the address setting in 1) Please note that the address must be set as the follo-
the PCB switches that the system is powered off.
wing:
Indoor unit connected to valve A, the address must be 1
1) Please note that the address must be set as the follo- Indoor unit connected to valve B, the address must be 2
wing: Indoor unit connected to valve C, the address must be 3
Indoor unit connected to valve A, the address must be 1 Indoor unit connected to valve D, the address must be 4
Indoor unit connected to valve B, the address must be 2
Indoor unit connected to valve C, the address must be 3 2) Address setting process when using the dip switches
Indoor unit connected to valve D, the address must be 4 SW01 and SW02:
2.1 The dip switches SW01 and SW02 are on the Indoor unit
2) Address setting process when using the dip switches PCB
SW01 and SW03: 2.2 Before conducting the address setting process the
2.1 The dip switches SW01 and SW03 are on the Indo- system must be powered off.

14 Communication between the Indoor and Outdoor Units
2.3 Access the indoor unit PCB

2.4 Change the position of DIP 7 of SW01 from OFF to
ON, following the table XY below.
Warning!
If dip switch SW01 is not turned to ON, the
address setting will not work.
2.5 In order to set the corresponding address from 1 to

4, please change the DIP 6 to 8 from SW02, following
the table XY below.
14.4 Address setting for Wall Indoors V 10 by using

the remote and the LCD display board
• Power all units.

• Put the indoor unit in “Stand By” mode by pressing the
“OFF” button.
• For each unit, the following steps should be followed:
• Press the emergency button for 15 seconds as shown
in figure 13.1 and you will hear 4 beeps.
Release the emergency button.
• Switch on the indoor unit with the remote control
by pressing the “ON” button. The LCD display board
will display number “1”. When the unit switches on, it
automatically goes into direction setup mode.
• To set the direction of the indoor unit, just press the
“SLEEP” button. Depending on the number of times
you press it, the setup will vary:
• By pressing once, the direction is “1” and the LCD
display board shows “1”
• By pressing twice, the direction is “2” and the LCD
display board shows “2”
• By pressing three times, the direction is “3” and the
LCD display board shows “3”
• By pressing four times, the direction is “4” and the
LCD display board shows “4”
• Switch off the unit using the “OFF” button and the
direction will be set
• This process should be repeated for each indoor unit.

Preparation for Use 15
15 Preparation for Use • Systems with 30 kg or more of refrigerant => at least

once every 6 months
This consists of the following steps: • Systems with 300 kg or more of refrigerant => at least
• Checking for Leaks. once every 3 months
• Purging the installation.
• Start up.
• Troubleshooting. 15.2 Purging the Installation
15.1 Checking for leaks
Fig. 15.2 Purging the installation.
Fig. 15.1 Checking for leaks in the installation. Legend

1 Suction valve (gas)
Legend 2 Return valve (liquid)
1 Suction valve (gas) 3 Combined meter
2 Return valve (liquid) 4 Non-return joint
3 Combined meter 5 Pipes for coolant
4 Non-return joint 6 Vacuum pump for coolant
5 Pipes for coolant
6 Nitrogen cylinder • Connect a combined meter (faucets) to the three-way
valve in the suction hose.
• Connect a combined meter (faucets) to the three-way • Connect a vacuum pump to the low-pressure end of
valve in the suction hose. the combined meter.
• Connect a nitrogen cylinder to the low-pressure end of • Ensure that the faucets are closed.
the combined meter. • Turn the vacuum pump on and open the vacuum valve,
• Carefully open the valves corresponding to the faucets the low valve on the combined meter and the gas faucet.
and pressurise the system. • Ensure that the high valve is closed.
• In the event of using R-407C coolant set it to 28.5 • Leave the vacuum pump functioning for approximately
bar(g) of pressure, for 10 min. 15 minutes (depending on the size of the installation)
• In the event of using R-410A coolant set it to 40 to carry out the vacuum.
bar(g) of pressure, for 10/20 min. • Check the needle on the low pressure manometer: it
• Check that all the connections and joints are watertight. should indicate -0.1 MPa (-76 cmHg).
• Close all the valves on the combined meter and
remove the nitrogen cylinder.
• Release the pressure from the system by slowly
opening the faucets.
• In the event of detecting leaks, repair them and repeat the test.
According to Regulation 842/2006/EC, the complete refrigerant

circuit must be periodically checked for leakage. Take the necessary
actions to ensure these tests are performed and the results
correctly logged into the maintenance record of the machine.
The leakage test must be done with the following frequency:
• Systems with less than 3 kg of refrigerant => periodic

leakage test not needed
• Systems with 3 kg or more of refrigerant => at least Fig. 15.3 Low pressure manometer reading with the low valve open.
once every 12 months

15 Preparation for Use
• Close the low valve on the combined meter, disconnect

the vacuum pump and close the vacuum valve.
• Check the manometer needle after approximately 10-
15 minutes have elapsed: the pressure should not rise.
If it does rise, there are leaks in the circuit: repair
them (check the joints, joins, the indoor and outdoor
parts and the technical service faucets).
Fig. 15.6 Opening of the two and three-way valves.
Legend
1 Two-way valve
2 Three-way valve
3 Actuation faucets
• Cover the two and three-way valves with the

corresponding protective covers.
Fig. 15.4 Low pressure manometer reading with the low valve
closed: checking for leaks.
Warning!
Danger of malfunction and leaks.
Ensure that the service valves are closed.
15.3 Start up Fig. 14.7 Protective covers.
Legend
1 Service hole lid
2 Two and three-way valve covers
• Connect the unit and run it for a few moments
checking that it carries out its functions correctly (for
more information see the user manual).
15.4 Troubleshooting
If the event of a gas leak, proceed as follows:

Fig. 15.5 Filling the installation. • Purge the installation removing the coolant by
pumping.
Legend - You need a suction pump and a recycling bottle.
1 Two-way valve
2 Actuation faucet
Warning!
• Open the two-way valve by twisting the rod 90º Never dump coolant into the environment!
anticlockwise and close it after 6 seconds. The Coolant is a harmful product for the
installation will be filled with coolant. environment.
• Check the installation again for tightness:
• If there are leaks see section 15.4. • Check the flaring joins.
• If there are no leaks, continue. • Repair the leak, replace indoor and outdoor parts
• Remove the combined meter with the joining hoses which are not tight.
and faucets. • Fill the unit with the correct amount of coolant using
• Open the two and three-way valves by twisting the rod coolant scales.
anticlockwise as far as it will go. • Proceed to check for leakage as described above.

Error Codes 16
16 Error Codes
16.1 Cassette units
Failure Code
Trouble Shooting (Timer Led of Indoor Receiver Possible Reasons
Board Flashes Times)
Faulty temperature sensor Tai Once* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at

wrong position, or short circuit
Faulty temperature sensor Tc1

T Twice* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at
Faulty temperature sensor Tc

T 2 3 Times* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at
Faulty temperature sensor Tm 4 Times* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at

Faulty EEPROM on indoor unit PCB 5 Times* Faulty indoor unit PCB
Wrong connection, or the wires be dis-

Abnormal communication between indo- 6 Times* connected, or wrong address setting of
or and outdoor unit indoor units, or faulty power supply or
faulty PCB
Abnormal communication between wired 7 Times* Wrong connection, or use the wired con-
controller and indoor unit PCB troller be disconnected, faulty PCB
Pump motor disconnected, or at wrong

Drainage System abnormal 8 Times* position, or the float switch broken down,
or the float switch disconnected, or at
wrong position
Indoor Unit address repeated 9 Times* Wrong setting of indoor unit address
Abnormal communication between chip 14 Times* Faulty indoor unit PCB

TMP/807 and chip TMP/846
Malfunction on outdoor unit 20 Times* Check the outdoor unit failure code
Note!
1. Please contact the installer or distributors
when trouble happens to repair it.
2. Turn the power off and power on again, if the

failure code recurs, please inform
form the franchiser
franchiser.
3. Failure codes marked with * are resumable.

16 Error Codes
16.2 Duct units
Trouble Shooting Failure Code

(indoor unit) (Check the wired remote con- Possible Reasons
troller)
Faulty temperature sensor Tai 01 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at

Faulty temperature sensor Tc1

T 02 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at
Faulty temperature sensor Tc

T 2 03 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at
Faulty temperature sensor Tm 04 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at

Faulty EEPROM on indoor unit PCB 05 Faulty indoor unit PCB
Wrong connection, or the wires be dis-

Abnormal communication between indo- 06 * connected, or wrong address setting of
or and outdoor unit indoor units, or faulty power supply or
faulty PCB
Abnormal communication between wired 07 * Wrong connection, or use the wired con-
controller and indoor unit PCB troller be disconnected, faulty PCB
Pump motor disconnected, or at wrong

Drainage System abnormal 08 * position, or the float switch broken down,
or the float switch disconnected, or at
wrong position
Indoor Unit address repeated 09 Wrong setting of indoor unit address
Abnormal communication between chip 0E Faulty indoor unit PCB

Trouble Shooting Failure Code

(outdoor unit) (Check the wired remote con- Possible Reasons
troller)
Faulty defrost sensor Te 14 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
Faulty sensor Tao 15 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
Faulty sensor Ts 16 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
Faulty sensor Td 17 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
Over current of the system, or broken of the

Input overcurrent 19 current sensor,or malfunction with indoor or
outdoor fan motors, or faulty PCB.
High pressure switch is disconnected, or

high pressure switch worked, or Tc too
System high pressure protection 1E* high and faulty outdoor fan motor when
cooling, or faulty indoor fan motors when
heating, or refrigerant overabundance

Error Codes 16
Trouble Shooting Failure Code Possible Reasons

(indoor unit) (Check the wired remote controller)
Low pressure switch is disconnected, or

System low pressure low pressure switch worked, or Te too
protection 1F* low and faulty outdoor fan motors when
heating, or faulty indoor fan motor when
cooling, or refrigerant shortage
IPM over current, or short circuit, or IPM

IPM protection 20 temperature too high, or IPM input voltage
too low,or faulty SPDU(or ISPM).
EEPROM fault 21 Faulty outdoor unit PCB
Serious lack of refrigerant of the system,

Over hot protection of compressor 22 or the ambient temperature too high, or
PMVs be blocked
Ambient tempreatrue too high, or outdoor

Over hot protection of SPDU (or ISPM) 23 fan be blocked, or bad air circulation of
outdoor unit
DC fan motor fault 24 Fan is blocked, or the terminal is disconnected

from the PCB
Faulty 4-way valve switching on 25 Coil of 4-way valve is disconnected, or

faulty outdoor PCB
Faulty sensor Tc 26 * Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
Faulty sensor Toci 2A* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
Low voltage protection 2C VDC<194V, too low voltage from power source
High voltage protection 2D VDC>400V, too high voltage from power source
Abnormal communication between main Communication cables broken, or not be

PCB and SPDU(or ISPM) 2E well connected, or faulty main PCB, or
faulty SPDU (or ISPM)
Compressor be locked 32 Faulty compressor or SPDU(or ISPM)
Compressor vibration too big 33 Faulty compressor
Compressor lose position 34 Faulty SPDU(or ISPM)
Faulty compressor start 35 Faulty compressor or SPDU(or ISPM)
Faulty position checking circuit 37 Faulty SPDU(or ISPM)
Compressor broken 38 Faulty compressor or SPDU(or ISPM)

16 Error Codes
Note!
1. Please contact the installers or distributors

form the franchiser
franchiser.
16.3 Wall units
Trouble Shooting Failure Code Possible Reasons

(Displayed on LCD)
Faulty temperature sensor Tai 1* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at

Faulty temperature sensor Tc1 2* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at

Faulty temperature sensor Tc2 3* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at

Faulty temperature sensor Tm 4* Sensor disconnected, or broken, or at

Faulty EEPROM on indoor unit PCB 5 Faulty indoor unit PCB
Abnormal communication between indo- Wrong connection, or the wires be disconnected,

or and outdoor unit 6* or wrong address setting of indoor units, or
faulty PCB, or faulty power supply
Indoor unit address repeated 9 Wrong setting of indoor unit address
Faulty indoor unit fan motor 11 Fan is blocked, or the terminal is disconnected
from the PCB, or faulty indor unit PCB
Faulty driver of indoor unit fan motor 12 Faulty indoor unit PCB
Abnormal communication between chip 14* Faulty indoor unit PCB

Malfunction on outdoor unit 20 Check the outdoor unit
Note!
1. Please contact the installers or distributors

form the franchiser
franchiser.

Error Codes 16
16.4 Outdoor units
Failure Code State of LED Trouble Shooting Possible Reasons

5-4-3-2-1
1  Faulty defrost sensor Te Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
2  Faulty defrost sensor Tao

T Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
3  Faulty defrost sensor Ts

4  Faulty sensor Td Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
5  Input Overcurrent Over current of the system, or broken of the

current sensor, or malfunction with indoor or
outdoor fan motors, or faulty PCB
6  Abnormal communication Wrong connection, or the wires be disconnected or

between indoor and outdo- wrong address setting of indoor units, or faulty
or units PCB, or faulty power supply
9  System high pressure pro- High pressure switch is disconnected, or high pres-
tection sure switch worked, or Tc too high and faulty indo-
or fan motors when heating, or refrigerant over-
abundance
10  System low pressure pro- Low pressure switch is disconnected, or low pres-
tection sure switch worked, or Te too low and faulty outdo-
or fan motors when heating, or faulty indoor fan
motor when cooling, or refrigerant shortage.
11  IPM protection IPM over current, or short circuit, or IPM tempera-
ture too high, or IPM input voltage too low, or faul-
ty SPDU (or ISPM).
12  EEPROM fault Faulty outdoor unit PCB
13  Over hot protection of com- Serious lack of refrigerant of the system, or the
pressor ambient temperature too high, or PMVs be blocked
14  Over hot protection of Ambient temperature too high, or outdoor fan be
SPDU (or ISPM) blocked, or bad air circulation of outdoor unit
15  DC fan motor fault Fan is blocked, or the terminal is disconnected

from the PCB
16  Faulty 4-way valve switching on Coil of 4-way valve is disconnected, or faulty outdo-
or PCB
17  Faulty sensor Tc Sensor disconnected, or broken, or short circuit
21  Faulty sensor Toci

23  Low voltage protection VDC<194V, too low voltage from power source

16 Error Codes
Failure Code State of LED Trouble Shooting Possible Reasons

5-4-3-2-1
24  High voltage protection VDC>400V, too high voltage from power source
25  Abnormal communication Communication cables broken, or not be well con-

between main PCB and nected, or faulty main PCB, or faulty SPDU (or
SPDU (or ISPM) ISPM)
26  Compressor be locked Faulty compressor or SPDU (or ISPM)
27  Compressor vibration too Faulty compressor

big
28  Compressor lose position Faulty SPDU (or ISPM)
29  Faulty compressor start Faulty compressor or SPDU (or ISPM)
30  Faulty position checking cir- Faulty SPDU (or ISPM)

cuit
31  Compressor broken Faulty compressor or SPDU (or ISPM)
Note!
Take off the plastic cover on the left side of the
unit, you can find the LEDs near the
communication terminal.
Symbol  means the LED is ON.
Symbol  means the LED is OFF.

FF
FF.

Notes
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4 Declaration of Conformity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 11 Installation of the Duct Indoor Unit . . . . . . . . 21

6 Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 13 Electric Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

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Danger! 2 Extreme Operating Conditions

Outdoor 43ºC D.B.

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Useful information and indications.

1.2 Proper Use of the Unit

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4 Declaration of Conformity 5.1 Wall mounted type Indoor Unit

Figure 5.1 shows the unit components.

Fig. 5.2 Dimensions of the indoor unit.

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Fig. 5.5 Dimensions of the Indoor Unit.

Fig. 5.3 Dimensions of the Indoor Unit (plant).

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5.4 Outdoor Unit

The outdoor unit ensures that the absorbed air is

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5.5 Remote Controller 5.8 Cassette type unit Accessories

5.6 Connections and Channels No. Accessory Quantity

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Table 5.6 Accessories supplied with the unit.

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5.10 Technical Specifications

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8.5 General Installation Diagram with Duct type

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9 Installation of the Wall Mounted 9.3 Installation of the Pipes

Note! Methods for the removal of the condensed water which

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