HAWAIR – Installation Operation Manual (IOM HAW 01 N 3GB)

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8.3. INSTALL THE CONNECTION PIPE
1. Align the center of the piping flare with the relevant valve.
2. Screw in the flare nut by hand and then tighten the nut
with spanner and torque wrench:
Firstly connect the connection pipe to the unit, then to the outside unit; pay attention to the piping bending, do not
damage the connection pipe; the joint nut couldn't tighten too much, otherwise it may cause leakage.
HEX NUT
DIAMETER
TIGHTENING
TORQUE
6 15-20 Nm
9.52 31-35 Nm
12 50-55 Nm
16 60-65 Nm
19 70-75 Nm
Indoor unit pipe
Connection nut
Pipe by contractor
Torque wrenchSpanner
8.4. EXTERNAL WATER PIPE CONNECTION SKETCH
8.4.1. PIPE CONNECTION SKETCH
FAN COIL (Rear view)
Two-Way valve
provided by contractor or installer
Connection nut
provided by factory
Connection pipe
provided by contractor/installer
Water inlet/outlet pipe
Ø=12mm
Indoor unit pipe
Connection nut
Pipe by contractor
Torque wrench
Wrench
8.4.2. MOTORIZED VALVE
All units must be equipped with a motorized valve because of the following main reasons
1. There would be a water flood risk for some units without motorized valves in the event that they stop
under the cooling conditions
2. Under the cooling and heating conditions, energy loss would happen to the chilled water and hot water.
² The pipe must be wrapped by heat insulation material to prevent condensing water drips.
² It is prohibited to bind directly the water valve wire and sponge up with the copper tube, as there
would be probably a short circuit or even electric leakage. The right way is letting the water valve
wire go through the pipe sleeve and then binding the sponge and pipe sleeve.
² It is prohibited to put the valve core upside down.
Note