Condensate Pan Draining Connection; Connecting The Condensate Drain Pump (Option) - CIAT COADIS LINE 600 Benutzerhandbuch

4.4. Condensate pan draining connection

A naturally inclined ABS auxiliary condensate drain pan, with no water retention, is
supplied with the unit.
To install this auxiliary pan, proceed as follows:
- Remove the bolt (Fig. 17, a)
- Clip on the auxiliary pan
- Refit the bolt and tighten it (Fig. 17, b).
The condensate is drained via the drain hole in the pan (drain height 70 mm); This
drainage bushing is the lowest point on the auxiliary pan so that water does not
accumulate in the pan. The drain pipe can be separate for each unit or connected to
a main drain pipe sized to allow the condensates from all the units to flow through
at the same time. Use a clear flexible and/or rigid drain pipe for a minimum slope of
1 cm/m, with a constant gradient along its whole length and no low points. Install a
trap measuring at least 5 cm to prevent unpleasant gases or odours exiting the hose.

4.5. Connecting the condensate drain pump (option)

The condensate drain pump can be supplied mounted on the unit as an option. Its
technical specifications are as follows:
- Maximum flow of 16 l/h for a head height of 2 metres and a maximum pipe length
of 5 metres.
- Maximum flow of 15 l/h for a head height of 2 metres and a maximum pipe length
of 10 metres.
The operation points are provided in the table below.
Connect a clear drain pipe (not supplied) with an internal diameter of 6 mm between
the pump outlet and the wastewater pipe.
Table of actual flow rates for the SI 10 pump with Ø 6 mm PVC internal pipe:
0 m
2 m
4 m
6 m
8 m
10 m
Check the unit selection data to determine the maximum condensate
flow rate.
Note: This accessory must always be used with a valve control device, to ensure
valve control of the high safety device when the valve is closed (closure of the
condensate drains).
5 m 10 m
20 19
16 15
11,5 11
- 8,5
- 6
- 4
20 m 30 m
18 17
14 13,5
10.75 10
7,5 6,5
5 4
3,5 2,5
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