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Suggested Installation Methods

A feature of the Air Pear system is its flexibility. Hardware that may be used to hang the unit includes, but is not restricted to:

Hooks, chains, cables, carabiners, bridle rings, beam clamps and bolts. Roof structure, building construction and

accessibility will define the appropriate hardware for each installation.

After insuring the Air Pear system is firmly attached and after REMOVING YOUR HANDS FROM THE UNIT, ONLY THEN

is it safe to plug the unit into the power source using the approved plug to confirm function and electrical continuity.

NOTE: secure the power cord to the ceiling structure as added security. The cord will act as a safety leash and by securing

it the possibility of the plug accidentally coming out of the outlet is greatly reduced. A 50 lb (20 kg) rated Zip Tie, several

wraps of electrical tape or mechanics wire are examples of methods of securing the power cord.

The following graphic is an example of hanging the typical Air Pear unit:

Receptacle

120VAC with 3-prong Plug

Twist-lock Plug

230/277VAC (single phase)

300 VAC Rated Cord

Furnished 6 ft (1.8m)

Air Pear Thermal Equalizer

w/ eyebolt (CAUTION: Unprotected

moving blades on some models)

Intake

Exhaust

60 lb (27 kg) Minimum Steel

Hook with Latch, Bridle Ring

or Carabiner

FOR BEST EFFICIENCY the Air Pear Thermal

Equalizer should be securely installed 12-to-18

inches from the ceiling. The Air Pear air column

should have an unobstructed passage to the floor.

The Air Pear should not be mounted directly in

front of heat ducts, vents or near any high

heat source.

Seismic leash

anchor point (see below)

Swivel

Cord Secured

Locking nuts, washers, or beam clamp

Unistrut or Ceiling Beam

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