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Manuel HM acoustic housing 

 

 

 
 
 

concept 

SonaSafe type 

material 

dimensions [mm] 

weight 

[kg] 

Max. device dimension  

[mm] 

Suction in the 

rear, blowout 

in the front 

HM100NP 

galvanized 

steel sheet 

1060 

1200 

1250 

123 

990 

1060 

650 

HM200NP 

1420 

1200 

1250 

159 

1350 

1060 

650 

HM200NP-l 

1420 

1400 

1400 

185 

1350 

1260 

800 

HM200NP-XL 

1420 

1600 

1500 

209 

1350 

1460 

900 

HMY200NP 

1740 

1200 

1250 

195 

1670 

1060 

650 

HMY200NP-L 

1710 

1400 

1400 

227 

1670 

1060 

650 

HMY200NP-XL 

1740 

1600 

1500 

255 

1670 

1460 

900 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Sonasafe HM100NP

Page 1: ...Installation Manual HM Acoustic Housing ...

Page 2: ...ld Austria T 43223820336 E office solflex eu www solflex eu ATU 65324348 FN 337206t Always observe all relevant standards and statutory regulations Subject to change without prior notice All business transactions based on our Terms and Conditions available at www solflex eu ...

Page 3: ...ransportation 6 5 2 2 Gefahren durch elektrische Energie 6 5 2 3 Risk of damage to property and the enviroment 6 5 3 Emergency procedures 7 5 3 1 Fire fighting 7 6 Product delivery 7 6 1 Uploading transport to location of installation 7 7 Installation of unit 8 7 1 Assembling 9 8 Maintenance and serive 23 8 1 General 23 8 2 Silencer 23 8 3 Grounding 23 8 4 Test run 23 8 5 Removal and disposal 23 ...

Page 4: ...g with fully detachable construction All components of the construction are made of stainless steel Precise separation of the airflow between the suction and pressure side via an air separation section which is operated by the installation company by means of a Velcro fastener on the fan side of the external unit The panels at the top left and right can be used with screw connections removed from ...

Page 5: ...blowout in the front HM100NP galvanized steel sheet 1060 1200 1250 123 990 1060 650 HM200NP 1420 1200 1250 159 1350 1060 650 HM200NP l 1420 1400 1400 185 1350 1260 800 HM200NP XL 1420 1600 1500 209 1350 1460 900 HMY200NP 1740 1200 1250 195 1670 1060 650 HMY200NP L 1710 1400 1400 227 1670 1060 650 HMY200NP XL 1740 1600 1500 255 1670 1460 900 ...

Page 6: ...ause of the metal execution and processing Please wear gloves 5 2 1 Risks during unloading and transportation Risk of serious injury from dislodged loads Do not stand under suspended loads Risks from electric power Risk of electric shock from electrostatic charge of housing Earth the device 5 2 2 Gefahren durch elektrische Energie 5 2 3 Risk of damage to property and the enviroment Serious damage ...

Page 7: ...ansport documents Complaints regarding obvious transport damage or incomplete deliveries cannot be considered if made too late On the construction site protect the unit against dirt impact and the elements 6 1 Uploading transport to location of installation This unit is shipped in parts on a pallet For unloading lift the unit by the pallet Too short forks can damage the acoustic housing Risk of se...

Page 8: ...s to remove to have access to the built in air conditioning refrigeration and heat pump equipment Important NOTE Please always use the required safety work gear during installation Due to the packaging materials and the production process personal injury may occur such as hand injuries If the soundproof housing is freely accessible the necessary measures during assembly should be taken to local co...

Page 9: ...c framework profile 2 NR 102 1x roof panel NR 401 2x side part NR 501 2x lowest blade NR 201 2x top blade NR 203 2x corner piece 1 NR 601 2x corner piece 2 NR 602 spacer blade NR 202 3x profil NR 701 4x angle section NR 801 1x recircultation blade NR 301 2x separating part 170x124 NR 902 ...

Page 10: ...thetic insert nut 8x25 NR 906 20x velcro NR 905 5x plastic ring 5 3x15x3 NR 908 5x plastic ring 8 2x12x7 5 NR 907 5x synthetic spacer 19 mm NR 909 100x M5x20 zylinder bolt NR 910 9x M5 captive nut NR 911 100x M5 nut NR 912 10m draught strip 20x4 mm NR 914 2x key NR 915 16m rubber D profil 12x10 mm NR 913 ...

Page 11: ...h consists of four straight ground frame profiles NR 101 102 and four corner angles No 801 The profiles have recesses that glide into each other Attach the corner brackets NO 801 with four M5 screws and nuts No 910 912 The nuts should be on the inside of the frame ...

Page 12: ...tance of 200 mm be maintained between the inside of the frame and the pressure side of the heat pump and a minimum distance of 100 mm be maintained between the suction side and the inside of the frame If there is enough space it is advisable to leave more space on the outlet side ratio of 2 3 Air outlet and 1 3 air inlet A symmetrical distribution is recommended in the width direction This also de...

Page 13: ...ch the frame to the bottom with four threaded bolts NR 903 plug use NR 904 for stony substrates Fill the floor frame with four plastic spacer holders NR 909 which are pressed into the holes at the top where the side parts are later attached ...

Page 14: ... measure a pencil and a Stanley knife Start by marking the cut outs for the heat pump track The plate must reach down to the ground to avoid recirculation Then mark the opening of the fan of the heat pump Cut out the notches with a Stanley knife The recirculation plate does not need to be mounted yet ...

Page 15: ...orner pieces NR 601 602 These are attached to the base frame with two M5 screws and nuts NR 910 912 per corner piece see enclosures Fit the four corner pieces at the bottom with the plastic threaded sleeve with M5 pin and plastic washer NR 906 910 908 ...

Page 16: ...Manuel HM acoustic housing 16 The lower lamella NR 201 can now be tilted and fixed in between The moulding is fixed at each end with an M5 screw and a nut No 910 and 912 ...

Page 17: ... other so that they fall into the corner pieces Then secure each slat at the ends with an M5 screw and nut NR 910 912 in the corner piece see enclosures Before the upper slat can be placed a special cage nut NR 911 must be clicked from the inside into the corner piece Push in the cage nut with the help of the spring system and release it after inserting it into the hole ...

Page 18: ... nut No 911 Attach the upper lamella to the corner pieces with an M5 screw and a nut NR 910 912 see insert Place a threaded socket with screw No 906 and 910 perpendicular to the inner corners of the upper knife Slide of the plastic containers No 907 the threaded bushing No 906 Then insert a threaded jack with screw NR 906 910 horizontally see insert ...

Page 19: ...s and press the recirculation plate against the housing At the top of the base frame are three jagged profiles NR 701 which are pressed into the return plate to keep it in place To do this first tilt the knurled profiles in the upper bar to the place of the three slots in the bar Then press the jagged profiles into the sheet or cut the sheet with a Stanley knife The protruding parts of the prong p...

Page 20: ...cture with the self adhesive rubber D profile NR 913 Before applying make the steel plate dry and free of grease so that the adhesion is good Mount the rubber D profile at the edge of the plate see insert The rubber profile can be cut to the right length with scissors Place the roof plate No 401 1 on the inside of the four cage nuts No 911 The cage nuts must be clicked into the roof panel ...

Page 21: ...ide of the raised edge on the short sides of the roof panel The roof panel No 401 can now be placed When installing make sure that the holes in the corners of the roof panel are located exactly above the four threaded bushes The roof plate is secured with four M5 screws No 910 These are screwed into the cage nut from below ...

Page 22: ...1 by first lifting them into the bottom of the recess Then push it and lock it by tightening the two bolts in each plate with the supplied key NR 915 Keep this key as it is needed for maintenance and inspection of the system by opening the locks on the side panels ...

Page 23: ...t thoroughly to remove all construction dust and other dirt Prior to shipping each unit is carefully inspected at our factory 8 2 Silencer The sound insulation material of the silencers should be checked for dust during major maintenance work and if necessary cleaned with a vacuum cleaner If necessary the silencers must be checked for free passage as this is necessary for perfect air circulation a...

Page 24: ...Manuel HM acoustic housing 24 notes ...

Page 25: ...3223820336 office solflex eu IM 01 2021 ENG Erste Bank AG IBAN AT702011129323600200 BIC IBAATWWXXX UID ATU65324348 FN 337206t Gerichtsstand Wiener Neustadt Austria All business transactions based on our Terms and Conditions available at www solflex eu Subject to change without prior notice ...

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