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EKWXBAi–MINI KRONO2
REVERSIBLE WATER CHILLERS
IOM_EKWXBAi_18ia27i_207847_190202_EN
INTRODUCTION
Periodic Inspections and Maintenance
Carry out periodic inspections to detect possible damaged or broken parts. If these parts are not repaired,
people injuries or material damages could be caused. Disconnect the power supply of the unit before
carrying out any maintenance operation.
Make sure that the maintenance areas are accessible. If these areas have to be necessarily invaded by
the air supply and/or lateral return ducts, verify that the design of the ducts allows the access to the fans
and that they are not a hindrance when replacing the filters. If that is not possible make sure access is
from the other side.
All operations shall be carried out in accordance with local safety regulations.
Repairing Operations
The reparations shall always and exclusively be completed by trained personnel previously authorized by
the manufacturer and only original spares shall be used. The safety devices of the unit may be damaged
in case of non-compliance with these warnings.
Modifications
The manufacturer will not respond to possible warranty claims and damages of the unit in case of electrical and/or
mechanical modifications. The unauthorized manipulation, reparation or modification of the unit will automatically invalidate
the warranty.
Refrigerant
This product is hermetically sealed and contains R-410A which is a HFC fluorinated greenhouse gas.
Name Plate
Description of the name plate stuck to the unit.
1. Name of the Unit.
2. Year of production
3. Unit code.
4. Serial Number.
5. Test Pressure, Refrigerant Side.
6. Cooling Capacity in Rated Conditions (EN-14511)
7. Heating Capacity in Rated Conditions (EN-14511)
8. Water Flow in the Indoor Heat Exchanger.
9. Air Flow in the Outdoor Heat Exchanger (“X” If not applicable).
10. Water Flow in the Outdoor Heat Exchanger (“X” If not
applicable).
11. Maximum Operating Pressure on the Refrigerant Side of the
Outdoor Heat Exchanger
12. Total Number of Compressors.
13. Protection Code IP (Dust or water tightness).
14. Type of refrigerant needed for unit operation.
15. Refrigerant charge needed for optimum operation of the unit. In
case of difference with the catalogue value, the value indicated on the
name plate is the most accurate for the particular unit.
16. Total weight of the unit + Option and accessories in operating
conditions.
17. Number of phases (three-phase ± N, single phase, etc.) and
voltage at which this unit must be powered.
18. Frequency of the electrical network to which the machine must
be connected.
19. Maximum starting current (all electrical components running at
maximum current and commissioning of the last stage of
compressors)
20. Performance of the equipment (incl. uprated + options + accessories) in the cooling mode.
21. Maximum operating current in the cooling mode.
22. Unit power input (standard unit operating in rated cold conditions ± optional, etc.)
23. Performance of the equipment + accessories in heating mode.
24. Maximum operating current in the heating mode.
25. Unit power input (standard unit operating in rated heat conditions ± optional, etc.)
26. Lower / higher temperature according to the
27. Maximum permitted Design Pressure (PED).
28. Unit Category (PED) and fluid group (refrigerant)
29. Global warming potential of refrigerant relative to CO2.
30. CE label and number of the notified entity (only for category II or higher).