A. AIR CONDITIONER INSTALLATION:
First, and of foremost importance, the air conditioner and electrical box must be installed in a
WARNING
IF THE AIR CONDITIONER OR ELECTRICAL BOX ARE PLACED IN AN EXPLOSIVE ENVIRONMENT OR EXPOSED TO AN EXPLOSIVE ENVIRONMENT OR EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS, EXPLOSION COULD OCCUR RESULTING IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH AND/OR DESTRUCTION OF THE BOAT. THIS COMPONENT DOES NOT MEET FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR IGNITION PROTECTION. DO NOT INSTALL IN SPACES CONTAINING GASOLINE ENGINES, TANKS, LPG/CPG CYLINDERS, REGULATORS, VALVES OR FUEL LINE FITTINGS. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH.
Typical unit mounting spots are under the vee berth, under settee seats, in hanging lockers, in cabinets or in outside dry lazzeretts and sail lockers. The selected spot must accommodate the following eight requirements. Everything must fit in and/or be accessible to the selected spot:
(a)The physical size of the unit and electrical box.
(b)Water in and out hoses.
(c)Electrical power cable for the unit and pump connections.
(d)Air ducting and air splitters.
(e)Mounting of the return air grill to insure the proper volume of return air.
(f)Access to the high pressure switch.
(g)Condensation removal.
(h)Thermostat installation and wiring.
IMPORTANT
READ THE ENTIRE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU COMMIT TO CUTTING OR DRILLING ANY HOLES. REMEMBER
"HOLES ARE FOREVER". MEASURE, MEASURE, THEN MEASURE AGAIN BEFORE PICKING UP ANY TOOL WITH A SHARP EDGE.
IMPORTANT
LEAVE AMPLE EXCESS OF HOSE, WIRE AND DUCTING WHEN ROUTING INTO THE AIR CONDITIONER MOUNTING COMPARTMENT TO ALLOW FOR FINAL POSITIONING OF THE AIR CONDITIONER AFTER ALL INSTALLATION TASKS ARE COMPLETED.
