Manual

1. INSTALLATION POS I T I ON
DIRECTION OF TRAVEL
Minimum 25mm clearance from
side grills to any obstruction
REAR OF UNIT
Minimum 200mm clearance from
rear grills to any vertical face
Minimum 100mm clearance to any
45 degree fa ce
Fig 1: CORMORANT Vent clearances
Before beginning, mark out the position of the
unit considering the following important
requirements:
DIRECTION OF TRAVEL DIRECTION OF TRAVEL
- The air conditioner should be situated as
centrally as possible on the van, to ensure even
air distribution.
- The front of the unit MUST face the direction
of travel; failure to follow this instruction will
result in damage to the condenser fans.
- If the caravan is over 23’ in length, or has an
unusually high heat load (see General
Operating Information section regarding
expectations about insulation etc.),
Aircommand would recommend 2 or more
units to cool effectively.
170
450
160 160
14” x 14”
(356mm)
SQUARE
HOLE
- When considering the installation position
remember to check for clearance around the
plenum inside the van.
- Avoid an installation position where a
bulkhead, cupboard or light fitting could
interfere with the discharge air flow from the
plenum.
It is important that the unit is never
more than 5° from the horizontal and
the rear of the unit should never be
higher than the front
- Contact Aircommand if your installation
differs significantly
Fig 2: The foot print of the rooftop unit, and the plenum, measured from the hol e
- The above outline on the left shows the minimum clearance required around the
CORMORANT unit on the roof of the vehicle, distances shown are calculated from a
14” square hole (356 x 356mm)
- The above outline on the right shows the minimum clearance required around the
Plenum located on the ceiling inside the vehicle, distances shown are calculated from a
14” square hole (356 x 356mm)