The following general procedure and sequence should be ■ All connections should be provided with flare or flanged

followed for assembly of unit component sections.
■ Remove and prepare all mounting accessories, usually
shipped inside fan section.
■ Identify all unit sections and their mounting sequence
according to the unit name plate indicated in Fig. 2.
■ Carefully clean the frame surfaces of the elements that
must be fastened together and place on one face the
self-adhesive seal provided. (see Fig. 3)
couplings to allow future easy removal and withdraw of
coils.
■ All circuiting should be provided with air vent valves and
drain valves.
■ Headers should not be subjected to any torsions during
connecting works.

■ Always observe correct water flow to ensure counterflow

type heat exchange.
During fan stops no circulation of hot (or superheated)
water should occur in the coils.
This can be achieved either by interlocking water pump
operation to the fan switch or by installing a bypass val-
Self-adhesive seal ve to divert hot water circulation from coil. This is meant
to prevent overheated stationary air in the fan section
which will damage fan and motor bearings as well as the
unit lining.

Fig. 5 and 6 show some typical heat transfer coil connection

Fig. 3 arrangements.
Illustrated diagrams are offered as examples for general
explication only. Pipe sizing should be calculated according
to current codes and installation practice.

Fig. 4

Self-tapping
screw

■ Position and pull the two sections close ensuring facing

frames are fully parallel; add shims under base, if
necessary.
■ Assemble sections. When frames of two adjacent sections
are accessible from inside through panel doors or
Fig. 5
openings situated up or downstream, their fastening is
Vertical coil
made from inside the unit with bolts at the four corners Horizontal air
and in additional intermediate positions according to unit flow
dimensions. When frames are not accessible from inside,
they are externally fastened with the insertion of clips or
brackets.
■ Where this type of connection is not feasible, black nylon
brackets are available on assembling ends for size 1
through 21.
All other sizes (22 through 35) have Kandar type joints.
■ No resilient material is needed between floor and unit
base as the fan-motor group, assembled in the fan section,
is mounted on antivibration pads. Also, fan discharge is
internally connected to the section air outlet by means
of a canvas sleeve coupling. Fig. 6
Horizontal coil
Vertical air flow
Coils
LEGEND
1. Water inlet
Water coils 2. Water outlet
3. Shut-off valve
■ Remove plastic caps from pipe ends only immediately 4. Water flow calibration valve (optional)
before hydronic connections are made. 5. Three-way valve (optional)
Connecting piping should not force on the coils either 6. Water circuit bypass (optional, with 3-way valve)
7. Compensation (expansion) joint
with its own weight or for thermal expansion. Appropriate 8. Drain valves or drain plugs
expansion joints with relevant supports must be provided. 9. Air vent
10. Air flow