How to install the RV all-in-one machine
The heater installation location should be selected from load-bearing floor, double floor or underfloor. If there is no suitable floor, you can first make a load bearing surface with plywood. The heater must be firmly fixed to the mounting surface with screws to prevent damage to the gas pipeline during driving and cause danger.
The size with* is the smallest size, leaving enough space to connect accessories such as gas and water pipes. To prevent the danger from heater accidentally loosening, the upper cover of the heater compartment is screwed to the upper cover (Figure 4-1). Next to the installation location it is necessary to install a strong partition strip in front of the heater, perpendicular to the direction of travel. Above the floor height180mm can be attached to a septum (minimum 30*50mm). Heat sensitive objects and flammable objects should be placed away from the heater.
The exhaust cowl must be on the side wall or ceiling.
In the exhaust cowl installed area, there is no ventilation window in the range of 300mm, and there is no refueling port or tank respirator in the range of 500mm. The exhaust cowl is mounted below the window that is close to or openable. A window switch should be installed to ensure that the heater is turned off automatically when the window is opened.
Air Inlet Hose Installation
The exhaust pipe is pass through the intake pipe. The length of the intake and exhaust pipe is as shown in Fig. 6, and the shortest is 60cm and the longest is 100cm. The exhaust cowl is only allowed under the exhaust outlet 20cm.
After the intake and exhaust pipes are pierced from the through holes, they must be cut short, and the exhaust pipes are slightly shorter than the intake pipes. Avoid excessive expansion or tension on the exhaust pipe.
The length of the intake and exhaust pipes is 100 cm to 200 cm, as shown in Figure 7. The piping must be arranged in the ascending direction。
