Indoor unit position
Keep the airflow clear of furniture, curtains and partitions, and leave practical access for future service.
Start the installation enquiry with information about indoor and outdoor unit positions, airflow, drainage, power and the copper-pipe route.
Installation is not only about mounting the AC. Unit placement affects airflow, drainage, service access and the finished appearance.
Keep the airflow clear of furniture, curtains and partitions, and leave practical access for future service.
Consider heat discharge, strong support and future service access before deciding the position.
Plan a practical drain route with a continuous fall towards a safe outlet.
Ask a qualified electrician to check the power supply, protection and wiring. One rating does not apply to every AC.
Length, bends, insulation, wall access and the indoor-to-outdoor distance can change the material and work required.
Filling in the form does not confirm a visit. Timing, inspection, work and charges are discussed after we understand the AC and site.
Tell us about the room or site, Hitachi AC type, area and the stage of the installation.
Discuss the unit positions, drain, outdoor access, power and piping route.
Before work starts, confirm included work, accessories, civil or electrical needs, timing and charges.