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Plug
Maximum pipe length
RAC-08LH1 : 10m
RAC-10LH1 : 10m
RAC-14LH1 : 15m
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12
Be  sure  to 
completely 
seal  any  gap.
●  The  difference  in  height 
between  the  indoor  and 
outdoor  unit  should  be 
kept  ma   10m.x
●  The  connecting  pipe, 
no  matter  big  or  small, 
should  all  be  insulated 
with  insulation  pipe  and 
then  wrapped  with  vinyl 
tape.  (The  insulator  will 
deteriorate  if  it  is  not 
wrapped with  tape).
The  connection  of  insulated 
drain  hose.
Please  use  insulated  drain 
hose  for  the  indoor  piping 
(commercial product).
The indoor piping should be 
insulated with the enclosed 
insulation  pipe.  (If  the 
insulator  is  insufficient, 
please  use  commercial 
products).
inner diameter   1 mm 
SPLIT  UNIT AIR  CONDITIONER 
INSTALLATION  MANUAL
      Indoor  Unit    Outdoor  Unit
RAS-08LH1/RAS-08LH1(B)  RAC-08LH1
RAS-10LH1/RAS-10LH1(B)  RAC-10LH1
RAS-14LH1/RAS-14LH1(B)  RAC-14LH1
●  Carefully  read  through  the  procedures  of  proper 
installation  before  starting  installation  work.
● The sales agent should inform customers regarding 
the  correct operation  of  installation.
SAFETY PRECAUTION
!
!
!
!
● A  circuit  breaker  or  fuse  must  be  installed.  Without  a  circuit  breaker  or  fuse  the  danger  of  electric  shock  exists.
  A  main  switch  with  a  contact  gap  of  more  than  3mm  has  to  be  installed  in  the  power  supply  line  to  the  outdoor  unit.
●  Do  not  install  the  unit  near  a  location  where  there  is   ammable  gas.  The  outdoor  unit  may
  catch   re  if   ammable  gas  leaks  around  it.
●  Please  ensure  smooth   ow  of  water  when  installing  the  drain  hose.
●  Piping  shall  be  suitable  supported  with  a  ma imum  spacing  of  1m  between  the  supports.x
● Please  request  your  sales  agent  or  quali ed  technician  to  install  your  unit.  Water  leakage,  short  circuit  or   re  may  occur  if 
you  do  the  installation  work  yourself.
●  Please  observe  the  instructions  stated  in  the  installation manual  during  the  process  of  installation. Improper  installation  may 
cause  water  leakage,  electric  shock  and   re.
●  Make  sure  that  the  units  are  mounted  at  locations  which  are  able  to  provide  full  support  to  the  weight  of  the  units.  If  not, 
the  units  may  collapse  and  impose  danger.
●  Observe  the  rules  and  regulations  of  the  electrical  installation  and  the  methods  described  in  the  installation  manual  when 
dealing  with  the  electrical  work.  Use  power  cables  approved  by  the  authorities  of  your  country.
●  Be  sure  to  use  the  speci ed  wire  for  connecting  the  indoor  and  outdoor  units.  Please  ensure  that  the  connections  are  tight 
after the conductors of the wire are inserted into the terminals. Improper insertion and loose  contact may  cause over-heating 
and   re.
●  Please use the speci ed components for installation work. Otherwise, the units may collapse or water leakage, electric shock 
and   re  may  occur.
●  Be  sure  to  use  the  speci ed  piping  set  for  R410A.  Otherwise,  this  may  result  in  broken  copper  pipes  or  faults.
●  When  installing  or  removing  an  air  conditioner,  do  not  allow  air  or  moisture  to  remain  in  the  refrigeration  cycle.  Otherwise, 
pressure  in  the  refrigeration  cycle  may  become  abnormally  high  so  that  a  rupture  may  be  caused.
●  Be sure to ventilate fully if a refrigerant gas leak while at work. If the refrigerant gas comes into contact with  re, a poisonous 
gas  may  occur.
●  After  completion  of  installation  work,  check  to  make  sure  that  there  is  no  refrigeration  gas  leakage.  If  the  refrigerant  gas 
leaks  into  the  room,  coming  into  contact  with   re  in  the  fan-driven  heater,  space  heater,  etc.,  a  poisonous  gas  may  occur.
●  Unauthorized  modi cations  to  the  air  conditioner  may  be  dangerous.  If  a  breakdown  occurs  please  call  a  quali ed  air 
conditioner  technician  or  electrician.  Improper  repairs  may  result  in  water  leakage,  electric  shock  and   re,  etc.
FOR  SERVICE  PERSONNEL  ONLY
THE  CHOICE  OF  MOUNTING SITE    (Please  note  the  following  matters  and  obtain  permission from  customer  before  installation).
!
●  The  unit  should  be  mounted  at  stable,  non-vibratory  location 
which  can  provide full  support  to  the  unit.
!
●  The Outdoor unit must be mounted at a location which can sup-
port  heavy  weight.  Otherwise,  noise and  vibration  will  increase.
!
● 
No nearby heat source and no obstruction near the air outlet is allowed.
● 
The  clearance  distances  from  top,  right  and  left  are  speci ed  in   gure 
below.
●
  The location must be convenient for water drainage and pipe connection 
with  the  Outdoor  unit.
●
  To  avoid  interference  from  noise  please  place  the  unit  and  its  remote 
controller  at  least  1m  from  the  radio,  television  and  inverter  type 
 uorescent  lamp.
●
  To  avoid  any  error  in  signal  transmission  from  the  remote  controller, 
please  put  the  controller  far  away  from  high-frequency  machines  and 
high-power  wireless  systems.
●
  The  installation  height  of  indoor  unit  must  be  2.3m or  more.
!
●
  Do  not  e pose  the  unit  under  direct  sunshine  or  rain.  Besides,  ventilation x
must  be  good and  clear  of  obstruction.
●
  The  air  blown  out  of  the unit  should  not  point  directly  to  animals  or  plants.
●
  The  clearances  of  the  unit  from  top,  left,  right  and  front  are  speci ed  in 
 gure  below.  At  least  3  of  the  above sides must  be open  air.
●
  Be  sure  that  the  hot  air  blown  out  of  the  unit  and  noise do not  disturb  the 
neighbourhood.
●
  Do  not  install  at  a  location  where  there  is   ammable  gas,  steam,  oil  and 
smoke.
●
  The  location  must  be convenient  for  water  drainage.
●
  Place  the  Outdoor  unit  and  its  connecting  cord  at  least  1m  away  from  the 
antenna or signal line of television, radio or telephone. This is to avoid noise 
interference.
●
  Do not  install  outdoor  unit  facing  strong  wind  direction. It  may  damage the 
fan  motor.
INDOOR  UNIT
Names  of  Indoor  Components
Hanger
QtyNo. Item
The  Length  of  Indoor  Unit  Con-
necting  Cord Figure  showing  the  Installation  of  Indoor  and  Outdoor  Unit.
OUTDOOR  UNIT
11
Screw  for  holder  of 
Remote  Controller
( 3 . 1 1 6 )x
AAA  Size  Battery
Direction  of  Piping
Holder  for  Remote 
Controller T h e r e   a r e   4   d i r e c t i o n s  
allowed,  namely,  horizontally 
perpendicular  to  the  unit, 
vertically  down  from  right, 
horizontally out from right and 
horizontally  out  to  left.
Don’t form the piping downward 
at  the  left  of  the  unit.
( 4 . 1 3 2 )x
Remote  Controller
Purifying  Filter
26
31
42
52
6
7
9
2
1
Screw  for  Hanger
Names  of  Outdoor  Components
QtyNo. Item
Drain  Pipe
1
0. m1. m
Connection
!
CAUTION
• The installation height of indoor 
unit  must  be  2.3m  or  more.
8
Holder
1
Installation  of  Hanger, Wall Penetration  and Installation  of  Protection  Pipe
1
!
●  The  draining  of  the  water  container  inside  the  indoor  unit  can  be  done  from  the 
left.  Therefore  the  hanger  must  be   xed  horizontally  or  slightly  tilted  towards  the 
side of drain hose. Otherwise, condensed water may over ow the water container.
Direct  Mounting  On  The  Wall
●  Please  use  hidden  beams  in  the  wall  to  hold  the  hanger.
Wall  Penetration  and  Installation  of  Protection  Pipe
●  Drill  a  ø  65mm  hole  on 
wall which is slightly tilted 
towards the outdoor side. 
Drill  the  wall  at  a  small 
angle.
●  Cut  the  protection  pipe 
according  to  the  wall 
thickness.
●  Empty gap in the sleeve 
of protection pipe should 
be completely sealed with 
putty to avoid dripping of 
rain water into the room.
      Installation  of  the  Indoor  Unit2
VERTICALLY  DOWNWARD  PIPING
Please  pull  the  lower  part  of 
the  Indoor  unit  outwards  to 
check  if  the  unit  is  hooked 
onto  the  hanger.  Improper 
in s t a l l a t i o n   m a y   cau s e 
vibration  and  noise.
!
CAUTION
HORIZONTAL  PIPING
    Preparation
Change  of  Drain  Hose  and  Installation  Procedures.
● 
Exchange  the  location  of  drain  hose  and  drain  cap  during  horizontal  piping  as  shown  in 
 gure below. Be sure to plug in the drain hose until the insulating material folds upon itself.
●  Please  use  pliers  to  pull  out  the  drain  cap.
  (This  is  an  easier  way  to  remove  the  drain  cap).
INSTALLATION  OF  REFRIGERATING  PIPES AFTER  CONNECTION
●  The refrigerating pipes should be adjusted to  t into the 
hole on the wall and then ready for further connection.
● The  terminals  of  2  connected pipes  must be  covered 
with  insulator  used  for  terminal  connection. Then  the 
pipes  are  wrapped  with  insulation  pipe.
●  Connect the connecting cord after removing electrical 
cover. (Refer to “CONNECTION OF POWER CORD”)
●  After  adjustment,   t  the  connecting  cord  and  pipes 
into  the  space  available  under  the  indoor  unit.  Use 
holder  to  hold  them  tight.
!
CAUTION
●
  The  rubber  strap  used  for 
 xing  the  insulator  should 
not be tied with great force. 
Otherwise, this will damage 
heat insulation and causes 
water  condensation.
● Holder  can  be attached at  the  either  of  2  places. 
Please select  the  easier  position.
THE  CONNECTION  OF  REFRIGERATING  PIPE  DURING  THE 
INSTALLATION  OF  INDOOR  UNIT
Preparation  To  Install  Refrigerating  Pipes
!
CAUTION
●  Please  x in the plastic core 
after  aring to avoid plastic 
chips  entering  the  pipes.
CAUTION
!
You are free to choose the side  (left or right) for the installation of drain 
hose.  Please  ensure  the smooth   ow of  condensed water  of the  Indoor 
unit  during  installation.  (Carelessness  may  result  in  water  leakage.)
!
CAUTION
Be  sure  that  the 
drain  hose  is  not 
loosely connected 
or  bend.
Be sure that the wire is not 
in  contact  with  any  metal 
in  the  wall.  Please  use 
the protection pipe as wire 
passing through the hollow 
part  of  the  wall  so  as  to 
prevent  the  possibility  of 
damaged  by  mouse.
Unless it seals completely, 
any air with  high humidity 
flows  from  outdoor  and 
any  dew  may  drop.
!
WARNING
●  The  refrigerating  pipes  and  connecting  cord 
transform  and  are  attached.
●  The  end  of  the  refrigerating  pipes  are  at  locations 
marked  with  “    ”  symbol.
      Installation  of  Drain  Hose3
    Installation
Hang  the  Indoor  unit  onto  the  hanger.  Use  the  temporary 
stand  at  the  back  of  the  Indoor  unit  to  push  its  lower  part 
15cm  forwards.
●  Place  the  drain  hose  through  the  hole  on  the  wall.
●  Wrap  the  refrigerating  pipes  with  insulation  pipe  after 
connecting  refrigerating  pipe.
●  Connect the connecting cord after removing electrical cover. 
(Refer  to  “Connection  of  Power  Cord”)
●  After adjustment, the connecting cord and refrigerating pipes 
are  placed  into  the  space  available  under  the  Indoor  unit.
●  The  projection  of  Indoor  unit  must  hook  to  the  hanger.
INDOOR  UNIT
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HOW  TO  REMOVE  INDOOR  UNIT
●  Push  up  the  (PUSH)  sections  at  the 
bottom  of  the  indoor  unit  and  pull  the 
bottom  plate  towards  you.  Then  the 
claws are released from the stationary 
plate.
  (The (PUSH) sections are indicated by 
2  arrows  in  the  right   gure)
Connecting cords, pipe and
drain hose must be laid
together with  inyl tape.
 Push  mark positions
!
CAUTION Condensed  water  may  leak  out  if  not  inserted  properly.
HORIZONTAL  &  DOWNWARD  PIPING  –  MAKING  OPENINGS
●  During  horizontal  or  downward  piping,  use  a  knife  to  cut 
openings  as  shown  in   gure.  Then  smoothen  the  edges  of 
openings  with  a   le.
●  Turn  the  piping  while  holding  down  the  lower 
portion  of  pipe-support  by  hand.
Drain hoseDrain cap
Openings
Pipe
Connecting
cord
Drain hose
Insulation pipe (must be wrapped with
vinyl tape at every 120mm).
   
Holder   
Pipe Rubber strap tied with great force
below
5mm
Please bend at a small
radius to form an arc
0. 5m
about 15cm
Hook
Projection
Protection pipe
Connecting cord
Holder Connected section
Drain hose
Heat  insulation  pipe
Connecting
cord
Refrigerating  pipe
Pull  this  to  the  front 
during  the  connection 
of  refrigerating  pipes 
to  ease  task.
125mm
45mm
200mm
60mm
0mm
0mm
125mm
2 0mm
45mm
115mm
450mm
Level
Hanger
Hole for pipe
Weight
Mark
Line
Please use more
than 4 screws.
Screw for Hanger
Lift the body
of the unit
upwards and
then force it
downwards.
Hanger
Refrigerating
Pipe
Protection
Pipe Drain Hose Connecting 
Cord
Hanger
1
Projection
2
CAUTION
Dimension  of  Mounting  Stand
of  the  Outdoor unit
(unit  : mm)
CAUTION
    Preparation
●  Connect  connecting  cord.
●  Pull  out  the  pipe,  connecting  cord  and  drain  hose.
    Installation
●  The  upper  part  of  the  Indoor  unit  is  hanged  on  the  hanger.
●  The  projection at  the  lower  part  of  the  Indoor unit  is  hooked  onto  the  hanger.
WARNING WARNING
CAUTION CAUTION
WARNING
●  Read  the  safety  precautions  carefully  before  operating  the  unit.
●  The  contents  of  this  section  are  vital  to  ensure  safety.  Please  pay  special  attention  to  the  following  sign.
  WARNING  ........  Incorrect  methods  of  installation  may  cause  death  or  serious  injury.
  CAUTION  .........  Improper  installation  may  result  in  serious  consequence.
  Be  sure  that  the  unit  operates  in  proper  condition  after  installation.  E plain  to  customer  the  proper  way  of x
operating  the  unit  as  described in  the  user’s  guide.
Procedures  of  Installation  and  Precautions
●  Procedures  to   x  the  hanger.
1. Drill  holes  on  wall.  2. Push  plug  into  the  holes.  3.  Fi   the  hanger  on  wallx
  (As  shown  below)    (As  shown  below)    with  4.1    32  screwx
         (As  shown  in   gure  below)
●  Procedures  to   x  the  holder  of  remote  control.
1. Drill  holes  on  wall.  2. Push  plug  into  the  holes.
  (As  shown  below)    (As  shown  below)
●   +    –    Screwdriver   ●  Measuring  Tape      ●  Knife 
● ● ● Saw     ø 65mm Power Drill    He agonal Wrench x
Key  (        4mm)    ●  Wrench  (14,  17,  22mm)      ●  Gas 
Leakage  Detector    ● ●  Pipe  Cutter      Putty      ●  Vinyl 
Tape      Pliers     Flare Tool      Vacuum  pump  ● ● ●
● File    ● Manifold Valve     Reamer ● Charge Hose   ●  
TOOLS  NEEDED  FOR  INSTALLATION  WORK
!
In  case  the  pipe  length  is  more  than  the  recommended  length 
for  chargeless,  add  refrigerant  R410A  as  below.  Do  not  exceed 
the  maximum  pipe  length.
CAUTION
Model Max.  Pipe Chargeless  up  to Additional  R410A
RAC-08LH1
RAC-10LH1
RAC-14LH1
5gram  /  meter
5gram  /  meter
20gram  /  meter
10m
10m
15m
5m
5m
8m
Produktspecifikationer
| Varumärke: | Hitachi | 
| Kategori: | Luftkonditionering | 
| Modell: | RAS-14LH1 | 
| Vikt: | 1800 g | 
| Bredd: | 460 mm | 
| Djup: | 370 mm | 
| Höjd: | 810 mm | 
| Sex: | Unisex | 
| Produktens huvudfärg: | Blauw | 
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