A
RUVG
MANUAL
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June 14
MOUNTING
Units
must
be
mounted
level.
Failure
to
do
so
can
cause
water
to
be
trapped
in
drain
pans
or
operational
problems
that
can
void
warranty.
Failure
to
do
so
can
result
in
injury
or
death,
damage
the
equipment
and/or
building
and
can
be
a
cause
of
poor
indoor
air
quality.
Equipment
must
be
installed
so
that
sufficient
working
clearance
and
component
access
is
provided.
Some
units
are
designed
for
cantilevered
installation.
Consult
the
Submittal
Record
for
specific
unit
mounting.
SHIPPING
MATERIALS
Remove
shipping
materials.
Shipping
materials
may
include,
but
are
not
limited
to:
•
Protective
covers
over
openings,
inlets,
condenser
coils
etc.
•
Protective
covers
over
split
sections
if
provided.
•
Tie
‐
down
bolts,
straps
and
blocks
on
fan
and
compressor
vibration
isolators.
•
Tie
‐
down
bolts,
straps
and
blocks
on
tilt
equipped
heat
pipes
and
enthalpy/desiccant
wheels
if
supplied.
•
Indirect
fired
heat
exchangers
may
be
supported
with
wood
for
shipping.
Remove.
PIPING,
ELECTRICAL
OR
CONTROL
SERVICE
CONNECTIONS
DO
NOT
install
anything
that
will
interfere
with
equipment
access
or
the
rating
plate.
Engineered
Air
equipment
is
constructed
with
cabinet
and
floors
designed
to
prevent
water
from
entering
the
building
through
the
installed
unit.
When
ordered,
factory
installed
pipe
chases
and/or
electrical
chases
are
built
into
the
unit
floor.
Factory
chases
are
provided
with
covers
that
need
to
be
replaced
and
sealed
after
piping
and
electrical
connections
are
made.
THE
FLOOR
OF
THE
UNIT
HAS
BEEN
MADE
WATER
‐
RESISTANT.
DO
NOT
CUT
OR
DRILL
HOLES
IN
THE
FLOOR
OR
USE
PENETRATING
FASTENERS.
All
penetrations
through
the
unit
walls
must
be
caulked
and
sealed
to
prevent
air
and/or
water
from
entering
the
unit.
