Daikin UATYA180BFC2Y1 [36/534] Fitting of rain hoods

Translation from original instructions

Packaged Rooftop

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UATYA

4P645202-1

5.3.2 Fitting of rain hoods

A rain guard can be tted on the opening for the passage of external air.

Protection is achieved with hoods; the number of elements forming the guard depends on the size of the air passage.

The guard is supplied in a separate kit for tting by the installer.

In addition to the hoods, the kit includes a protective mesh and self-drilling screws for xing.

Fig. 5 Rain guard

The protective mesh is to be xed between the guard and the frame of the unit and cover the entire opening.

Use a 6 mm screwdriver with socket to x it.

To t correctly:

- Rest the mesh lter against the edge of the external air opening;

- begin tting from the upper part of the opening;

- using the holes on each element of the guard, secure them to the frame of the unit with the self-drilling screws

provided.

- repeat this operation for all the elements of the guard.

5.3.3 Anti-vibration mounts

In order to reduce vibrations transmitted to the structure, it is advisable to install the unit on rubber or spring anti-

vibration mounts, supplied as an accessory and to be requested when placing the order.

The dimensional diagram with footprint shows the position and load of each anti-vibration mount.

The anti-vibration mounts must be xed on before positioning the unit on the ground.

To install the anti-vibration mounts, see the instructions attached to the accessory.

When xing the anti-vibration mounts, the unit should be lifted o󰀨 the ground by no more than 200 mm

and no parts of the body should be placed under the unit.

5.3.3.1 Rubber anti-vibration mounts

The anti-vibration mount consists of an upper metal bell in which there is a screw for xing it to the base of the unit.

The anti-vibration mount is xed to the base through the two holes on the ange. The ange of the anti-vibration

mount bears a number (45,60,70 ShA) that identies the hardness of the rubber support.

Fig. 6 Rubber/metal anti-vibration mounts