a a The ST1 connection is bridged by default. Do not remove the jumper. If the installation involves the use of thermostats or timer-controlled thermostats to manage the heat request, it is necessary to ensure that they do not have a proportional-band control logic. This logic may indeed cause inefficient behaviour of the system and fail to guarantee the fulfilment of the room temperature set-point. We recommend using modulating thermostats, modulating timer-controlled thermostats or ON/OFF thermostats without proportional band logic. Electrical connections – Fasten the power cable (2) to the terminal board (M1). – Fasten the communication cable (3) between the outdoor and indoor units to the terminal board (M2). – To ensure adequate resistance to pulling, the power cables must be secured using the cable clamps (4). M2 M1 4 3 4 2 Fig. 55 36 / EN
Electrical connections 5.2 Indoor unit electrical connections a a Before carrying out any work on the system, shut off the power supply at the main switch. Comply with the neutral and phase connections. – To access the electrical panel of the indoor unit, loosen the closing screw (1) and open the main door. – Detach the clips (4) and open the cover (5). 5 4 1 Fig. 56 – Loosen the screws (2). – Lift and slightly tilt the front panel (3) to remove it. Fig. 58 – Pass the signal cables (6) through cable grommet (7). – Use the cable ties (8) to secure and the cables (6) and keep them bundled. 2 7 6 8 8 3 i Fig. 59 If necessary, cut a small hole in the cable hole to facilitate the insertion of cables. Avoid excessively large holes so as to prevent air from flowing inside the appliance. Fig. 57 EN / 37
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a a The ST1 connection is bridged by default. Do not remove the jumper. If the installation involves the use of thermostats or timer-controlled thermostats to manage the heat request, it is necessary to ensure that they do not have a proportional-band control logic. This logic may indeed cause inefficient behaviour of the system and fail to guarantee the fulfilment of the room temperature set-point. We recommend using modulating thermostats, modulating timer-controlled thermostats or ON/OFF thermostats without proportional band logic. Electrical connections – Fasten the power cable (2) to the terminal board (M1). – Fasten the communication cable (3) between the outdoor and indoor units to the terminal board (M2). – To ensure adequate resistance to pulling, the power cables must be secured using the cable clamps (4). M2 M1 4 3 4 2 Fig. 55 36 / EN
Electrical connections 5.2 Indoor unit electrical connections a a Before carrying out any work on the system, shut off the power supply at the main switch. Comply with the neutral and phase connections. – To access the electrical panel of the indoor unit, loosen the closing screw (1) and open the main door. – Detach the clips (4) and open the cover (5). 5 4 1 Fig. 56 – Loosen the screws (2). – Lift and slightly tilt the front panel (3) to remove it. Fig. 58 – Pass the signal cables (6) through cable grommet (7). – Use the cable ties (8) to secure and the cables (6) and keep them bundled. 2 7 6 8 8 3 i Fig. 59 If necessary, cut a small hole in the cable hole to facilitate the insertion of cables. Avoid excessively large holes so as to prevent air from flowing inside the appliance. Fig. 57 EN / 37
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