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Safety Precautions
Before starting use
Air-conditioner usage target
The air-conditioner described in this catalog is a dedicated
cooling/heating device for human use.
Do not use it for special applications such as the storage of foodstuffs,
animals or plants, precision devices or valuable art, etc.
This could cause the quality of the items to drop, etc.
Do not use this for cooling vehicles or ships. Water leakage or current
leaks could occur.
Before use
Always read the "User
,
s Manual" thoroughly before starting use.
Installation
Always commission the installation to a dealer or specialist. Improper
installation will lead to water leakage, electric shocks and res.
Make sure that the outdoor unit is stable in installation. Fix the unit to
stable base.
Usage place
Do not install in places where combustible gas could leak or where
there are sparks.
Installation in a place where combustible gas could be generated, ow
or accumulate, or places containing carbon bers could lead to res.
Refrigerant leakage
The refrigerant (R410A) used for Air conditioner is non-toxic and
inammable in its original state.
However, in consideration of a state where the refrigerant leaks into the
room, measures against refrigerant leaks must be taken in small rooms
where the tolerable level could be exceeded. Take measures by
installing ventilation devices, etc.
Use in snowy areas
Take the following measures when installing the outdoor unit in snowy
areas.
·
Snow prevention
Install a snow-prevention hood so that the snow does not obstruct the air
intake port or enter and freeze in the outdoor unit.
·
Snow piling
In areas with heavy snow fall, the piled snow could block the air intake
port. In this case, a frame that is 50cm or higher than the estimated
snow fall must be installed underneath the outdoor unit.
Automatic defrosting device
If the temperature is low, and the humidity is high, frost will stick to the
heat exchanger of the outdoor unit. If use is continued, the heating
performance will drop.
The "Automatic defrosting device" will function to remove this frost.
After heating for approx, three to ten minutes, it will stop, and the frost
will be removed. After defrosting, hot air will be blown again.
Servicing the air-conditioner
After the air-conditioner is used for several seasons, dirt will build up in
the air-conditioner causing the performance to drop. In addition to
regular servicing, we recommend the maintenance contract (charged
for) by a specialist.
Heating performance
The heating performance values (kW) described in catalog are the values
obtained by operating at an outdoor temperature of 7 C and indoor
temperature of 20 C as set forth in the ISO Standards. As the heating
performance decreases as the outdoor temperature drops, if the outdoor
temperature is too low and the heating performance is insufcient, use
other heating appliances as well.
Indication of sound values
The sound values are the values (A scale) measured in a chamber such as
an anechoic chamber following the ISO Standards. In the actual
installation state, the value is normally larger than the values given in the
catalog due to the effect of surrounding noise and echo. Take this into
consideration when installing.
Use in oil atmosphere
Avoid installing this unit in as atmosphere where oil scatters or builds up,
such as in a kitchen or machine factory.
If the oil adheres to the heat exchanger, the heat exchanging performance
will drop, mist may be generated, and the synthetic resin parts may
deform and break.
Use in acidic or alkaline atmosphere
If this unit is used in acidic atmosphere such as hot spring areas having
high level of sulfuric gases or in alkaline atmosphere including ammonia
or calcium chloride, places where the exhaust of the heat exchanger is
sucked in, or at coastal areas where the unit is subject to salt breezes, the
outer plate or heat exchanger, etc., will corrode. Please ask a dealer or
specialist when you use an air conditioner in places differing from a
general atmosphere.
Use in places with high ceilings
If the ceiling is high, install a circulator to improve the heat and air ow
distribution when heating.
BIWAJIMA PLANT
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Air-conditioning & Refrigeration Systems Headquarters
Certicate number : JQA-0709
BIWAJIMA PLANT
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Air-conditioning & Refrigeration Systems Headquarters
Certicate number : JQA-EM0256
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES-
MAHAJAK AIR CONDITIONERS CO., LTD.
Certicate Number : 04100 1998 0813
Mitsubishi Heavy
Industries-Haier (Quingdao)
Air-conditioners Co.,Ltd.
Certicate number : 01-1998-083
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES-
MAHAJAK AIR CONDITIONERS CO.,LTD.
Certicate Number : 04104 1998 0813 E5
ISO 14001
Certicate 04104 1998 0813 E5
Mitsubishi Heavy
Industries-Haier (Quingdao)
Air-conditioners Co.,Ltd.
Certicate Number : 5170-1996-AQ-RCG-RvA
Certied ISO 9001
Certied ISO 14001
Because of our policy of continuous improvement, we reserve right to make changes in all specications without notice.
MHIAA127_PAC FD series May 2009
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