7.3. Installation of Inverter Air Conditioning Systems: Inverter Air Conditioning Installation

7.3. Installation of Inverter Air Conditioning Systems

The installation of an Inverter Air Conditioning system is a process that requires technical knowledge and experience. This guide will take you step-by-step through the process, from choosing the proper installation location to completing the installation.

Choose installation location

The first step in installing an Inverter Air Conditioner is choosing the right place for installation. The location must be easily accessible for future maintenance, must have sufficient space for the unit, and must be away from sources of extreme heat or cold. In addition, the location should have good ventilation and should not be exposed to rain or direct sunlight.

Internal drive installation

The indoor unit of the Inverter Air Conditioner must be installed on a solid wall that can support its weight. The unit must be mounted at least 2.3 meters above the ground and away from sources of heat or cold. The unit must be level to ensure proper operation.

To install the indoor unit, first mount the wall mount bracket using the screws provided. Then hang the indoor unit on the mounting bracket and make sure it is secure. Connect the copper piping and power cable to the indoor unit.

External drive installation

The Inverter Air Conditioner outdoor unit must be installed in a well-ventilated area. The unit must be installed on a solid and level base to avoid excessive vibrations and noise. The unit should be away from any obstacles that might impede airflow.

To install the outdoor unit, first mount the mounting base in the chosen location. Then place the outdoor unit on the mounting base and fix it with the supplied screws. Connect the copper piping and power cable to the outdoor unit.

Copper piping connection

The copper piping connects the indoor and outdoor units of the Inverter Air Conditioner. The piping must be installed in such a way that there is no stress or kinks. Piping must be insulated to prevent condensation.

To connect copper tubing, first cut the tubing to the required length. Then insert the piping into the corresponding connection on the indoor unit and outdoor unit. Tighten connections with a wrench to ensure a secure seal.

Function test

After installation, it is important to test the operation of the Inverter Air Conditioner. Turn on the unit and verify that it is working properly. Check for refrigerant leaks and that the unit is cooling or heating properly.

In summary, installing an Inverter Air Conditioner requires technical knowledge and experience. If you are not comfortable performing the installation yourself, it is recommended that you hire a professional to perform the task.

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