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Wire the electrical connections
Wire the electrical connections
1. Isolate the electricity supply and remove all
1. Isolate the electricity supply and remove all
fuses.
fuses.
The terminal block will accept cable up to
The terminal block will accept cable up to
2.5mm
2.5mm
2. Use a double-pole isolating switch with a minimum
2. Use a double-pole isolating switch with a minimum
2. contact gap of 3mm in both poles. A means for disconnection in all poles must be
contact gap of 3mm in both poles.
incorporated in the fixed wiring in accordance
3. Use suitably rated 3-core or 4-core cable
3. Use suitably rated 3-core or 4-core cable
with the wiring regulations.
dependant on application.
dependant on application.
4. Wire the fan as shown in F and use the cable
4. Wire the fan as shown in F and use the cable
clamp provided to secure the cable. Check fan
clamp provided to secure the cable. Check fan
model to diagram. DX400: "LH" = Live (High
model to diagram. DX400: "LH" = Live (High
Speed) / "LL" = Live (Low Speed)
Speed) / "LL" = Live (Low Speed)
5. Replace the terminal cover 5 and fasten the
5. Replace the terminal cover 5 and fasten the
retaining screws.
retaining screws.
6. See section on "User adjustments" if you wish to
6. See section on "User adjustments" if you wish to
use settings other than those that have been
use settings other than those that have been
factory set.
factory set.
7. Refit the front cover 2 (Fig.C).
7. Refit the front cover 2 (Fig.C).
8. Connect the cable from the isolating switch to
8. Connect the cable from the isolating switch to
electrical supply wiring, and re-check installation.
electrical supply wiring, and re-check installation.
9. Refit fuses before turning on electricity supply.
9. Refit fuses before turning on electricity supply.
10. For fixed wiring circuits, the protective fuse for the
10. For fixed wiring circuits, the protective fuse for the
appliance must not exceed 5A.
appliance must not exceed 5A.
User adjustments
User adjustments
Before making any adjustments, isolate the fan
Before making any adjustments, isolate the fan
completely from the mains supply, check
completely from the mains supply, check
specification below to see which features apply to
specification below to see which features apply to
your fan.
your fan.
1. Remove the front cover and replace after
1. Remove the front cover and replace after
adjustment (Fig. C)
adjustment (Fig. C)
DX400 / DX400PC / DX400RS
DX400 / DX400PC / DX400RS
There are no user adjustments for these fans.
There are no user adjustments for these fans.
DX400T
DX400T
1. The timer over-run period can be adjusted
1. The timer over-run period can be adjusted
between approximately 30 seconds and 20
between approximately 30 seconds and 20
minutes. Use an electrician's screwdriver and turn
minutes. Use an electrician's screwdriver and turn
screw "T" (Fig.D), clockwise to increase time,
screw "T" (Fig.D), clockwise to increase time,
anti-clockwise to decrease. (Factory preset to
anti-clockwise to decrease. (Factory preset to
approximately 10 minutes)
approximately 10 minutes)
CF40
CF40
1. The humidity setting is adjustable between
1. The humidity setting is adjustable between
approximately 50% and 90% relative humidity.
approximately 50% and 90% relative humidity.
Use an electrician's screwdriver, and turn screw
Use an electrician's screwdriver, and turn screw
"RH" (Fig.D), clockwise to increase the relative
"RH" (Fig.D), clockwise to increase the relative
humidity setting and anti-clockwise to decrease.
humidity setting and anti-clockwise to decrease.
(Note: the fan is more sensitive at 50% RH than
(Note: the fan is more sensitive at 50% RH than
at 90%).
at 90%).
CF40TD / CF40RSTD
CF40TD / CF40RSTD
1. The timer over-run period can be adjusted
1. The timer over-run period can be adjusted
between approximately 30 seconds and 20
between approximately 30 seconds and 20
minutes. Use an electrician's screwdriver and turn
minutes. Use an electrician's screwdriver and turn
screw "T" (Fig.D), clockwise to increase time,
screw "T" (Fig.D), clockwise to increase time,
anti-clockwise to decrease.
anti-clockwise to decrease.
2. The humidity setting is adjustable between
2. The humidity setting is adjustable between
approximately 50% and 90% relative humidity.
approximately 50% and 90% relative humidity.
Use an electrician's screwdriver, and turn screw
Use an electrician's screwdriver, and turn screw
"RH" (Fig.D), clockwise to increase the relative
"RH" (Fig.D), clockwise to increase the relative
humidity setting and anti-clockwise to decrease.
humidity setting and anti-clockwise to decrease.
(Note: the fan is more sensitive at 50% RH than
(Note: the fan is more sensitive at 50% RH than
at 90%).
at 90%).
Using the fan
Using the fan
DX400
DX400
Operate the fan using the external on/off switch.
Operate the fan using the external on/off switch.
Repeat to switch off. The fan speed is pre-set by the
Repeat to switch off. The fan speed is pre-set by the
installer to either high or low speed. (If a change
installer to either high or low speed. (If a change
over switch has been installed then the user can
over switch has been installed then the user can
switch between high speed and low speed.)
switch between high speed and low speed.)
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DX400PC
DX400PC
Pull Cord operation sequence:
Pull Cord operation sequence:
Fan off (light off)
Fan off (light off)
Pull cord once, fan operates on high speed ("light II"
Pull cord once, fan operates on high speed ("light II"
is lit - high intensity)
.
is lit - high intensity)
Pull cord again, fan operates on low speed ("light II"
2
.
Pull cord again, fan operates on low speed ("light II"
is lit - low intensity)
2
is lit - low intensity)
Pull cord again, fan off (light off)
Pull cord again, fan off (light off)
An internal switch can be installer set to provide
An internal switch can be installer set to provide
continuous background extraction in the 'Off' state.
continuous background extraction in the 'Off' state.
DX400T
DX400T
Operate the fan using the on/off switch.
Operate the fan using the on/off switch.
When the switch is turned on, the fan will operate at
When the switch is turned on, the fan will operate at
High Speed.
High Speed.
When the switch is turned off, the fan continues to
When the switch is turned off, the fan continues to
operate at low speed for the adjustable timer over-run
operate at low speed for the adjustable timer over-run
period ("light I" is lit indicating fan is operating in
period ("light I" is lit indicating fan is operating in
manual mode)
manual mode)
An internal switch can be installer set to provide
An internal switch can be installer set to provide
continuous background extraction in the 'Off' state.
continuous background extraction in the 'Off' state.
Time delay start feature on or off.
Time delay start feature on or off.
This is set by the installer to provide a 2-minute time
This is set by the installer to provide a 2-minute time
delay start when the fan is switched on using the
delay start when the fan is switched on using the
external on/off switch.
external on/off switch.
DX400RS
DX400RS
Operate the fan using the on/off switch.
Operate the fan using the on/off switch.
Select high or low speed using the remote switch.
Select high or low speed using the remote switch.
An internal switch can be installer set to provide
An internal switch can be installer set to provide
continuous background extraction in the 'Off' state.
continuous background extraction in the 'Off' state.
The Top Light "I" is lit at high intensity when the fan
The Top Light "I" is lit at high intensity when the fan
runs at High Speed, and at low intensity when
runs at High Speed, and at low intensity when
running at Low speed. The light is out when the fan is
running at Low speed. The light is out when the fan is
Off or running at Trickle extraction.
Off or running at Trickle extraction.
CF40 / CF40TD
CF40 / CF40TD
Switched Operation
Switched Operation
The fan can be wired with a separate on/off switch.
The fan can be wired with a separate on/off switch.
Fan operates at condensation speed when switched
Fan operates at condensation speed when switched
on. Top "Light I" is lit when the separate on/off switch
on. Top "Light I" is lit when the separate on/off switch
is switched on. When switched off, the fan will
is switched on. When switched off, the fan will
continue to operate if the humidity level is above that
continue to operate if the humidity level is above that
set by adjusting screw "RH". CF40TD only: When
set by adjusting screw "RH". CF40TD only: When
switched off, the fan continues to operate for the
switched off, the fan continues to operate for the
adjustable timer over-run period.
adjustable timer over-run period.
Condensation Operation
Condensation Operation
The fan operates at condensation control speed,
The fan operates at condensation control speed,
when the relative humidity exceeds the set level, and
when the relative humidity exceeds the set level, and
turns off when the humidity drops.
turns off when the humidity drops.
Boost Operation
Boost Operation
Pull Cord sequence:
Pull Cord sequence:
Automatic condensation operation (Both lights off)
Automatic condensation operation (Both lights off)
Pull Cord once, fan operates on high speed (bottom
Pull Cord once, fan operates on high speed (bottom
"light II" is on - High intensity).
"light II" is on - High intensity).
Pull cord again, fan operates on manual
Pull cord again, fan operates on manual
condensation speed (bottom "light II" is on - low
condensation speed (bottom "light II" is on - low
intensity)
intensity)
Pull cord again, fan operates at automatic
Pull cord again, fan operates at automatic
condensation speed (both lights off)
condensation speed (both lights off)
Trickle feature on or off
Trickle feature on or off
This is set by the installer to provide continuous
This is set by the installer to provide continuous
background extraction, when the humidity level is
background extraction, when the humidity level is
below that set by adjusting screw "RH" and the fan is
below that set by adjusting screw "RH" and the fan is
in automatic condensation mode.
in automatic condensation mode.
CF40TD only
CF40TD only
Time delay start feature on or off
Time delay start feature on or off
This is set by the installer to provide a 2-minute time
This is set by the installer to provide a 2-minute time
delay start when the fan is switched on using a
delay start when the fan is switched on using a
separate on/off switch.
separate on/off switch.
CF40RSTD
CF40RSTD
Condensation Operation
Condensation Operation
The fan operates at condensation control speed,
The fan operates at condensation control speed,
when the relative humidity exceeds the set level, and
when the relative humidity exceeds the set level, and
turns off when the humidity drops.
turns off when the humidity drops.
Boost Operation
Boost Operation
Operate the fan using the on/off switch.
Operate the fan using the on/off switch.
Select high or low speed using the remote switch.
Select high or low speed using the remote switch.
When switched off, the fan continues to operate for
When switched off, the fan continues to operate for
the adjustable timer over-run period.
the adjustable timer over-run period.
An internal switch can be installer set to provide
An internal switch can be installer set to provide
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continuous background extraction in the 'Off' state.
continuous background extraction in the 'Off' state.
The Top Light "I" is lit at high intensity when the fan
The Top Light "I" is lit at high intensity when the fan
runs at High Speed, and at low intensity when
runs at High Speed, and at low intensity when
running at Low speed. The light is out when the fan is
running at Low speed. The light is out when the fan is
Off or running at Trickle extraction.
Off or running at Trickle extraction.
Cleaning
Cleaning
1. Before cleaning, isolate the fan completely
1. Before cleaning, isolate the fan completely
from the mains supply.
from the mains supply.
2. Only clean the external surface of the fan, using
2. Only clean the external surface of the fan, using
a damp lint free cloth.
a damp lint free cloth.
3. Do not use strong detergents, solvents or
3. Do not use strong detergents, solvents or
chemical cleaners.
chemical cleaners.
4. Allow fan to dry thoroughly before use.
4. Allow fan to dry thoroughly before use.
5. Apart from cleaning, no other maintenance is
5. Apart from cleaning, no other maintenance is
required.
required.
Key
Key
See Diagram E
See Diagram E
1. Baffle Plate
1. Baffle Plate
2. Front Cover
2. Front Cover
3. Impeller
3. Impeller
4. Fixing Screws
4. Fixing Screws
5. Terminal Cover
5. Terminal Cover
6. Fan Box
6. Fan Box
7. Circular Spigot
7. Circular Spigot
8. Clamp screws and wall plugs - 3 off
8. Clamp screws and wall plugs - 3 off
9. Fan Body Clamps - 3 off
9. Fan Body Clamps - 3 off
10. Surround
10. Surround
11. Ceiling Screws 25mm long 4 off (Diagram B)
11. Ceiling Screws 25mm long 4 off (Diagram B)
12. Foam Tape
12. Foam Tape
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1. LEA TODAS LAS INSTRUCCIO
1. LEA TODAS LAS INSTRUCCI
2. LA INSTALACIÓN Y CABLEAD
1. LEA TODAS LAS INSTRUCCI
2. LAS INSTALACIONES Y EL C
REGULACIONES PERTINENT
2. LAS INSTALACIONES Y EL C
(OTROS PAÍSES.) ES LA RES CÓDIGOS DE PRÁCTICA APR
(OTROS PAÍSES.) ES LA RES
3. TODAS LAS INSTALACIONES CONSTRUCCIÓN.
CONSTRUCCIÓN.
4. ESTE DISPOSITIVO HA SIDO P 3. UN ELECTRICISTA COMPETE
3. UN ELECTRICISTA COMPETE
5. COMPRUEBE QUE LA TASA E
4. ESTOS EQUIPOS DEBEN CO
4. ESTOS EQUIPOS DEBEN CO
6. ADVERTENCIA: ESTE DISPOS
5. VERIFIQUE QUE LA CLASIFIC
5. VERIFIQUE QUE LA CLASIFIC
7. SITUAR LEJOS DE FUENTES D
6. AVISO: ESTOS EQUIPOS DE
6. AMBIENTAL SUPERE LOS 50º AVISO: ESTOS EQUIPOS DE
7.
8. CUANDO EL VENTILADOR S 7.
LA TEMPERATURA AMBIENT
DEBERÁN TOMARSE LAS PR
LA TEMPERATURA AMBIENT
8. CUANDO EL VENTILADOR
SALIDA DEL DISPOSITIVO QU
8. CUANDO EL VENTILADOR
INSTALADOR DEBE ASEGUR
9. ASEGÚRESE QUE SE TOMAN
INSTALADOR DEBE ASEGUR
EL APARATO QUE QUEME C
ROPA PROTECTORA ETC) CU
EL APARATO QUE QUEME C
9. ASEGÚRESE QUE SE OBSE
10. PARA OBTENER UNA GUÍA GE
9. ASEGÚRESE QUE SE OBSE
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TAN ALTO COMO SEA POSIBL
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10. LA FIGURA G OFRECE ORIE
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POSIBLE.
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11.SI CUALQUIERA DE LAS SECC
11.SI CUALQUIERA DE LAS SECC
SENSORIALES O MENTALES R
INSTALARSE UNA TRAMPA D
LA DIRECCIÓN SOBRE EL US INSTALARSE UNA TRAMPA D
SUPERVISADOS PARA GARAN
A fin de agilizar y facilitar la instalación, e
A fin de agilizar y facilitar la instalación, e
que la instalación precise algunos de los
que la instalación precise algunos de los
auxiliares indicados en el apartado "Opcio
auxiliares indicados en el apartado "Opcio
auxiliares."
auxiliares."
Si se instala en una pared (montaje en supe
Si se instala en una pared (montaje en supe
1. Marque en la pared el centro del orificio del
1. Marque en la pared el centro del orificio del
2. Utilice este centro para cortar una abertu
2. Utilice este centro para cortar una abertu
de diámetro a través de la pared, con un
de diámetro a través de la pared, con un
hacia el exterior.
hacia el exterior.
3. Instale el tubo de pared, no suministrad
3. Instale el tubo de pared, no suministrad
posición con argamasa.
posición con argamasa.
Si se instala en una pared (montaje a paño)
Si se instala en una pared (montaje a paño)
1. Marque en la pared el centro del orificio
1. Marque en la pared el centro del orificio
A, y taladre un agujero piloto a trav
A, y taladre un agujero piloto a trav
paredes.
paredes.
2. Utilice el centro para marcar un orific
2. Utilice el centro para marcar un orific
para la pared interior, utilizando las dime
para la pared interior, utilizando las dime
3. Corte el orificio rectangular a través de la
3. Corte el orificio rectangular a través de la
4. Vaya fuera y corte un orificio de 117 mm
4. Vaya fuera y corte un orificio de 117 mm
en la pared exterior, utilizando el ori
en la pared exterior, utilizando el ori
como centro.
como centro.
5. Mida el espesor de la pared.
5. Mida el espesor de la pared.
Corte el tubo de pared (WD100), no se
Corte el tubo de pared (WD100), no se
forma que tenga 85 mm menos que el
forma que tenga 85 mm menos que el
pared.
pared.
Si se instala en el techo (montaje en superfic
Si se instala en el techo (montaje en superfic
Este método precisa disponer de espacio enc
Este método precisa disponer de espacio enc
por ejemplo un ático o un trastero, que propo
por ejemplo un ático o un trastero, que propo
para el conducto interno de 100 mm, o en
para el conducto interno de 100 mm, o en
70mm como mínimo cuando se usan conduc
70mm como mínimo cuando se usan conduc
1. Marque en el techo el centro del orificio
1. Marque en el techo el centro del orificio
A, evitando las vigas del techo, los cabl
A, evitando las vigas del techo, los cabl
etc.
etc.
2. Corte un orificio de 117 mm utilizan
2. Corte un orificio de 117 mm utilizan
marcado.
marcado.
Si se instala en el techo (montaje a paño)
Si se instala en el techo (montaje a paño)
Para conductos de 100 mm:
Para conductos de 100 mm:
Este método precisa disponer de espacio enc
Este método precisa disponer de espacio enc
por ejemplo un ático o un trastero, que propo
por ejemplo un ático o un trastero, que propo
para el conducto interno de 100 mm.
para el conducto interno de 100 mm.
1. Marque un orificio rectangular u
1. Marque un orificio rectangular u
dimensiones B.
dimensiones B.
2. Corte el orificio, evitando las vigas del
2. Corte el orificio, evitando las vigas del
enterrados, etc.
enterrados, etc.
Para conductos planos:
Para conductos planos:
• Este ventilador puede instalase dentro d
• Este ventilador puede instalase dentro d
140mm con la espiga circular 7.
140mm con la espiga circular 7.
Preparar el ventilador para la instalación
Preparar el ventilador para la instalación
1. Retire la cubierta frontal 2 (Fig.C)
1. Retire la cubierta frontal 2 (Fig.C)
2. Coloque la cinta de espuma !™ que se s
2. Coloque la cinta de espuma !™ que se s
alrededor de la espiga circular 7 (Fig. E
alrededor de la espiga circular 7 (Fig. E
3. Retire la cubierta eléctrica 5 (Fig. E)
3. Retire la cubierta eléctrica 5 (Fig. E)
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