
OPERATING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS LG 500 P ... PAGE 6
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The compact ventilation unit LG 500 P
has been developed and manufactured
for use in the controlled mechanical ven-
tilation of living areas and rooms with a
similar purpose, such as seminar rooms
and small offices.
For proper operation of the central air
conditioning systems, it must be pos-
sible to close any ducts for combustion
air and flue gas systems of fireplaces
drawing in room air.
Any other use is considered to be an
improper use and can lead to perso-
nal injury or damage to the compact
ventilation unit LG 500 P, for which the
manufacturer cannot be held liable.
In the event of the following the
manufacturer is liable for no damage
whatsoever:
• non-compliance with the safety,
operating and servicing instructions
listed in these operating and installati
on instructions
• the installation of replacement parts
that are not supplied by the manufac
turer, whereby the responsibility for
the use of such replacement parts lies
completely with the system installer/
fitter.
• normal wear
On account of the heavy load and irre-
gular operation the extract air of any
kitchen extractor hood present must
not be integrated into the apartment’s
ventilation system. The extract air from
such extractor hoods should be removed
separately out of the roof via an exhaust
air line. The supply air is provided sepa-
rately, e.g. via the window ventilation.
If an extractor hood is being operated
without separate introduction of the
supply air, the air volume balance in the
apartment is no longer balanced and the
proper functioning of the apartment’s
ventilation system is not ensured (odour
entrainment etc.). One possibility is to
operate the extractor hood with adequa-
te air filtering in recirculated air mode.
Local requirements in terms of stand-
ards, laws and directives, must be taken
into account .
The central air conditioners with heat
recovery should not be installed in
comparably sized rooms, apartments
or facilities with room air dependent
heating apparatus unless:
• safety systems are in place to prevent
simultaneous operation of room air
dependent heating apparatus and units
extracting air, or
• special safety systems will monitor
waste gas extraction of a heating
apparatus dependent on room air.
For ambient air-dependent heating
systems for liquid, gaseous and solid
fuels, the heating or ventilation system
must be switched off in the event the
safety equipment triggers.
Central air conditioning equipment for
controlled ventilation and extraction of
air in an apartment or similar facility
shall not be installed if the facility has
room air dependent heating apparatus
connected to waste gas units with multi-
ple infeeds.
For normal operation of central air con-
ditioning systems, it must be possible
to close any ducts for combustion air
or waste gas systems from heating
apparatus dependent on room air. Shut-
off systems for waste gas from solid
fuel heating apparatus must be manual.
The position of the operating lever must
indicate the status of the shut-off unit.
This is deemed complied with if a shut-
off system is used to block soot (soot
shut-off).
Fire protection requirements
The regional regulatory provisions,
especially the fire protection regula-
tions for air conditioning of buildings, as
amended, must be taken into considera-
tion when installing the air conditioning
system in accordance with the instruc-
tions for fire protection.
STIPULATIONS FOR OPERATION WITH
FIREPLACES
STIPULATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH
EXTRACTOR HOODS
LIABILITY