Documentation Available
Every Qiyu product is backed by a documentation set that helps specifiers, installers, and operators get the system right. These resources are available on request and referenced throughout the sales and commissioning process.
What You Can Download or Request
The standard set includes product datasheets with performance curves, installation and operation manuals, dimensional and connection drawings, CAD and BIM models for layout work, and certificates covering safety and compliance marks. Application notes explain core selection and defrost strategies for specific duties.
| Document | Use |
|---|---|
| Datasheet | Performance and sizing |
| Manual | Install and operate |
| CAD or BIM | Design coordination |
| Certificates | Compliance evidence |
How to Access
Registered partners and project engineers can request the full package by sharing the product model and project details. Sensitive drawings are released under a standard technical agreement so both sides are clear on usage.
Keeping Current
Documentation is version-controlled; when a model is revised, the latest datasheet and manual replace the prior issue so installers are never working from stale numbers. Keeping a project file of the issued documents simplifies future service and spare-part orders.
Sizing and Selection Checklist
| Document | Confirm |
|---|---|
| Datasheet | Matches your model and revision |
| Manual | Install steps and limits |
| CAD or BIM | File format for your tools |
| Certificates | Mark valid for market |
Common Pitfalls
Teams sometimes build layouts from an old datasheet revision and discover mismatched dimensions at install. Others request only the brochure when the manual and drawings are what the contractor needs. Failing to confirm certificate validity for the target market can block customs or compliance sign-off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are drawings available before purchase?
Yes, dimensional and connection drawings are shared so the AHU layout can be coordinated before the order is placed.
How are revisions handled?
Documentation is version-controlled; the latest issued datasheet and manual replace prior issues so installers work from current numbers.
Summary
A complete, current documentation set lets specifiers, installers, and operators get the system right from design through service.
Next Steps for Documentation
List the documents your team actually needs before construction starts, not just at handover.
- Request datasheets, manuals, and drawings matched to your model revision.
- Confirm CAD or BIM format for your design tools.
- Keep the issued set in a project file and track revisions.
Current, complete documentation prevents install errors and speeds any later service or spare-part order.
How to Get the Best Outcome
Documentation pays off when it is requested early and kept current. Asking for the right set before construction starts prevents the late scramble that causes layout errors and delays.
- Request datasheets, manuals, and drawings matched to your model revision.
- Confirm CAD or BIM format for the design tools in use.
- Store the issued set in a project file and track any revision.
Complete, version-controlled documentation makes installation smoother and any later service or spare-part order faster and less error-prone.
Key Takeaways
Documentation pays off when requested early and kept current: ask for datasheets, manuals, and drawings matched to your model revision before construction, confirm the CAD or BIM format your tools use, and store the issued set with revision tracking so install and later service are smooth and error-free.
- Request the right documents before build start.
- Confirm file format for your design tools.
- Track revisions in a project file.