Vortice VORT HR 200 Manual De Instrucciones página 22

ENGLISH
Items supplied
The main appliance components are as follows:
• an outer casing and front cover in painted sheet metal;
the casing houses the intake/outlet hose connections
and the electrical connection box; the casing also
houses the internal components and heat exchanger
in an air tight housing;
• internal ducts in EPP (expanded polypropylene) that
distribute flow of air while maximising heat insulation
and minimising losses.
• the plastic resin, counterflow, heat exchanger whose
particular shape guarantees the highest possible
efficiency in terms of heat exchange (up to 93%);
• 2 filters with G3 level particle retention;
• 2 brushless motors connected to centrifugal fans;
• the electronic circuit board that processes power
supply, appliance commands and controls;
• a temperature sensor that is essential to stop the
formation of frost on the heat exchanger;
Accessories supplied
The accessories supplied as standard include:
• 1 x condensation drainage hose coupling
• 1 x condensation drainage hose;
• 2 x rawlplugs with hooks for wall-mounting the
appliance
Installation
The appliance must be installed according to the safety
regulations currently in force in the country of
destination, and the instructions provided by this
booklet.
Prerequisites
The appliance must be fitted to an internal surface or
wall of the home that is structurally sound enough to
bear its weight.
The ducts used for carrying ducting must be of the
correct size.
Ducts to and from the exterior must be thermally
insulated and not subject to vibration.
The 125 mm standard diameter inlet and outlet pipes
must be fixed to the corresponding spigots on the
appliance by means of clips or some other suitable
fastening system.
Under normal operating conditions, condensation
gathers at the bottom of the appliance. In order to
dispose of it, the small hose provided must be attached
to the coupling on the underside of the appliance and
connected to a drainage hose (see Assembly).
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The appliance must
servicing/maintenance purposes. It is important to leave
a space of at least 50 cm in front of the front panel to
facilitate the cleaning and replacement of the heat
exchanger and filters (fig. 3).
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Checks on delivery
On delivery, check the appliance for any faults before
proceeding with the installation. More specifically:
• firstly remove it from the packaging ensuring that the
name and description shown on the box correspond;
• when the appliance has been removed from the
packaging, check that there is no visible damage then
make sure that the small condensation drainage hose
is present along with the instruction manual.
be easily accessible for