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 NOTICE!

Take suitable precautions to avoid contamination
of the cooling panels during installation, commis-
sioning and operation.

Filling the system

Fill the system and vent it. To fill the system, use
clean tap water (pH value 6.5 to 9) or a water glycol
mixture (max. 30% glycol). Vent the system com-
pletely as air will reduce its efficiency.

Checking the system for leaks

Check the system for leaks immediately after instal-
lation and then at regular intervals.

 NOTICE!

Risk of damage to the copper serpentine due
to freezing water

If the chilled ceiling is not used after the system
has been filled, subzero temperatures may lead
to the water in the pipes freezing and hence to
damage to the chilled ceiling.

To prevent damage due to freezing water, com-
pletely drain the pipes.

 NOTICE!

Temperatures below the dew point

Temperatures below the dew point should be
avoided as they lead to condensation which may
cause damage to the building structure.

Fixing types

Fig. 7: WK-D-WF fixing brackets – length < 2500 mm

Fixing types

Chilled ceiling WK-D-WF

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Summary of Contents for WK-D-WF

Page 1: ...panels can lead to dangerous situations Do not use cooling panels in areas with potentially explosive atmos pheres outdoors in humid rooms in rooms with aggressive or dust laden air at temperatures b...

Page 2: ...d Personal protective equipment Personal protective equipment is equipment that protects the user against health or safety risks at work Personal protective equipment must be worn for various types of...

Page 3: ...e note Store the product only in its original packaging Protect the product from the effects of weather Protect the product from humidity dust and contamination Storage temperature 10 C to 40 C Relati...

Page 4: ...intended load Use preferably threaded rods or suitable rail systems for suspension Use all the provided suspension points Stand clear of suspended loads unless prop erly secured Check secure fixing af...

Page 5: ...iling installation in continuous ceilings is possible with or without adjacent gaps The cooling capacity that can be achieved depends on the structure of the ceiling Installation with gaps allows for...

Page 6: ...DANGER Risk of scalding Working on the hot water system carries a risk of scalding Only specialist personnel should work on the water side connections Before working on the water side connec tions shu...

Page 7: ...lation and then at regular intervals NOTICE Risk of damage to the copper serpentine due to freezing water If the chilled ceiling is not used after the system has been filled subzero temperatures may l...

Page 8: ...on Note Fix the product only to load bearing structural elements Load suspension systems only with the weight of the product Adjacent components and con necting ducts must be supported separately Use...

Page 9: ...24 5 1500 9 5 14 18 5 23 28 33 2000 11 5 17 23 28 5 34 5 40 2500 14 5 22 29 36 5 43 5 51 3000 17 25 33 5 42 50 58 5 3500 19 28 5 38 47 5 57 66 5 4000 21 32 42 5 53 63 5 74 j No of blades k L BN mm Wei...

Page 10: ...nsure that the panels have been correctly fixed and connected to air terminal devices if any Ensure that the water system has been filled and vented Carry out a leakage test with air or water and acco...

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