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WEEE (WASTE ELECTRICAL AND

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT)

On 13

August 2005, the new European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

came into force.

The Directive's aim is to regulate the disposal of electronic waste by separating its treatment from that

of household waste.

Selective collection systems are being put in place to recover all WEEE with the view to recycling.

This Directive requires air conditioning appliance manufacturers and distributors to:

• Mark certain models marketed after 13

August 2005.

• Meet financial obligations associated with end-of-life appliance recycling.

As users of our products, and on those products covered by the Directive, you will observe a pictogram (see

illustration below) on the Maker's plate representing a "crossed-out refuse bin". This pictogram is intended to inform

the user that the appliance in question must be disposed of separately from household waste.

As part of its sustainable development policy, along with the entire profession, Airwell is committed to abiding by

this new European initiative. Our environment is precious, let's preserve it.

The labelling classifies air conditioning systems in 7 categories (from A to G) in relation to their energy consumption. Those

appliances with the best energy efficiency are awarded an A label (Green colour arrow on the label) those with the lowest energy

efficiency a G label (Red colour arrow).

This label also includes a certain number of details (Brand, Model, Cooling and heating capacity, Noise level) and allows the

user to compare the efficiency of different products.

Energy

Manufacturer

Outside unit

Annual energy consumption

kWh in cooling mode

Cooling output kW

(Actual consumption will depend

on how the appliance is used

and climate)

Energy efficiency ratio

Ful load (the higher the better)

Type

Cooling only

Cooling + Heating

Air-conditioner

Air cooled

Water cooled

Heat output kW

Heating performance

A: higher G: lower

Noise

(dB(A) re 1 pW)

Further information is contained

in product brochures

Norm EN 814

Air-conditioner

Energy Label Directive 2002/31/EC

GC 9 DCI R410

ST FLO 9 DCI

2.5

295

4.2

3.4

Unside unit

More efficient

Less efficient

COOLING CAPACITY

The refrigerating capacity is defined as the cooling capacity in kW of an

appliance, running in Cooling mode under full load.

EER OR ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATIO

This is the ratio between the refrigerating capacity and the amount of

electricity consumed to attain it. In other words, the higher the EER, the better

the energy efficiency.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY CATEGORIES*

IN COOLING MODE

A EER

> 3.2

B 3.2 > EER > 3.0

C 3.0 > EER > 2.8

D 2.8 > EER > 2.6

E 2.6 > EER > 2.4

F 2.4 > EER > 2.2

G 2.2 > EER

* Only for splits and multisplits.

HEATING CAPACITY

Heating capacity is defined as the Heating capacity in kW of an appliance

running in Heating mode and under full load.

COP OR COEFFICIENT OF PERFORMANCE

This is the ratio between the Heating capacity and the quantity of electricity

consumed to attain it. In other words, the higher the COP, the better the energy

efficiency.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY CATEGORIES*

IN HEATING MODE

A COP

> 3.6

B 3.6 > COP > 3.4

C 3.4 > COP > 3.2

D 3.2 > COP > 2.8

E 2.8 > COP > 2.6

F 2.6 > COP > 2.4

G 2.4 > COP

* Only for splits and multisplits.

Indication of annual energy consumption

Based on a standard model, this annual consumption is calculated by

multiplying the total capacity by an average running time of 500 hours per

annum in Cooling mode and under full load.

ENERGY LABEL

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