Nesis III — Installation Manual
2.2
Main Display Dimensions
Monitor the internal display temperature. It must not exceed maximal
internal rated temperature of the display. If this temperature comes
close or even exceeds maximal rated temperature, a cooling system must
be built into the instrument panel compartment, to keep the compart-
ment temperatures low enough.
The display housing extends behind instrument panel and some extra
space must also allocated for the connectors, cables and tubes. See
Figure 1 for more details.
The display does not need special harness for the installation. It is
mounted directly to the instrument panel.
Fix/glue mounting nuts behind the instrument panel for simple instru-
ment removal.
The instrument panel must be flat.
If instrument panel is not-flat,
internal stresses will appear and they may damage the plastic bezel.
2.2
Main Display Dimensions
The display main dimensions are shown on Figures 1 – 3 and Figure 4 shows
the cutout.
The knob and part of the bezel protrude 23.4 mm in front of the instrument
panel. On the back side, the housing requires 41.3 mm space. This space
already includes thickness of the instrument panel. Pito-static connectors
protrude extra 16.9 mm backwards. At least 30 mm is also required for the
cables and pito-static tubing.
The bezel width is 214.3 mm and the height is 174.9 mm. Back side housing
width is 210.3 mm, height 168.9 mm.
Figure 3 shows Nesis top view. Cooling openings are clearly visible. Same
cooling openings are also on the bottom side. It is very importnat that bottom
and top cooling openings are not obstructed – cooling air must freely circulate.
2.3
The Cutout
Cut your instrument panel according to your Nesis display size using cut-out
dimensions and cut-out templates. The cut-out drawing can be downloaded
from our web page:
www.kanardia.eu/support/manuals/
, search for the
Nesis III Cutout.pdf
or for
Nesis III Cutout.dxf
. Please note that the
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