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Technical Information -

Hush

Power input: 220-240 V, 50 Hz

Maximum ventilation volume: 97 m

/hr (±5%)

Power consumption: 7.5W

Dimensions: W158 x H158 x D107mm

Breeze

Power input: 220-240 V, 50 Hz

Maximum ventilation volume: 88 m

/hr (±5%)

Power consumption: 14W

Dimensions: W152 x H152 x D126mm

Fitting

1) Choose a suitable position for your fan

according to Figure 1 on the back page. Use

a cable finder to check if there are any buried

cables or pipes in the wall or ceiling. Draw

around the outside of the fan with a pencil to

determine it's exact position.

2) Make a suitable sized hole in the wall/

ceiling with the appriopiate tools.

N.B. If wall mounted ensure the hole is

angled slightly downward to stop any

moisture running back into the motor.

If mounted in the ceiling ensure the hole is

between the joists.

3) Fit flexible ducting into the hole, flush

with both sides of the wall. Ensure the

duct slopes slightly downwards towards

the outside. Make good any plasterwork

around the duct.

4) Position the fan back into place, and mark

the four fixing points. Drill the required

holes in the marked positions. If drilling

through tile, use a ceramic drill bit. Insert

wall plugs into the drilled holes.

5) Follow a similar procedure for the outside

wall grille.

6) If ceiling mounted the ducting should be

routed to the nearest soffit.

Electrical Connection

Hush

Please ensure that the fan unit is positioned in

accordance with the diagram below i.e. With

the electrical access point (5) top left.

Casing

Fan propeller

Function module

Protective cover of terminal block

Electrical access point

Breeze

Holes for fan mounting (x4)

Terminal block

Electrical access points

Wire fixing rack

Fascia removal

Hush

- Depress plastic nodule on the side of the

fascia and gently prise away from the casing.

Breeze

- In order to remove the fascia for

maintenance, please remove the small retaining

screw and gently prise the fascia away from the

casing.

1) Ensure the domestic electrical mains supply

to which the fan is being connected is turned

off. This product is designed to be connected

to an on/off switch outside the bathroom, or

to a ceiling mounted pull cord switch.

2) Hush Only: Remove the front panel and

protective cover (4). Pass the power wire

through the hole in the rubber plug (beneath

protective cover) at the fan casing flange.

3) Breeze Only: Remove the protective grille.

Cut out blanking plug of electrical access

point (3) and lead the power supply cords

through the hole.

4) Make the electric connections according

to the relevant wiring diagram below. See

diagram of ceiling rose to ensure correct

feeds are used.

Please note that the

fan may operate immediately when

connected, this is normal and due to a

residual charge left during testing.

Hush

220 - 240 V

Breeze

220 - 240 V

Ceiling Rose

LAMP/FAN

5) Fix the fan to the wall using 4 screws.

6) Replace the cover and protective grille.

Ceiling mounted...

For ceiling mounting follow procedure for wall

mounting making sure ducting isn't mounted

vertically to the outside. This is to ensure

moisture doesn't come back into the motor.

Do not

mount vertically

Operating Instructions

1) For Art Nos. 33100/31700/31500/

32800/31300/31100

Fan with timer option switches on as control

voltage is supplied to LT terminal. After

voltage is off, the fan continues operating

within the set time period T, adjustable

between 2 and 30 min. The time is regulated

by turning the potentiometer T clockwise to

increase and anticlockwise to decrease the

run time.

2) For Art Nos. 33200/31800/31600/3290

0/31400/31200

Fan with timer and humidity sensor will

operate when a control voltage is applied

to the LT terminal OR when the humidity

exceeds that set on the potentiometer.

If this is set at its lowest (60%) the fan

will run most of the time. When set at the

highest setting (90%) the fan will only

operate at higher level humidity. Once

humidity has been reduced the fan will

run until the required setting on the timer

is reached. Time T and humidity H values

are regulated by turning the appropriate

potentiometers T and H clockwise to

incr ease and anticlockwise to decrease

the running-out time and humidity level

respectively. To set the maximum humidity

level set the potentiometer in H max (90%)

position.

N.B. Always use the plastic screwdriver provided

to adjust the settings to avoid damaging the

control unit.

1) Maintenance

Fan maintenance is to be performed only after

the fan is disconnected from the mains power

supply. Maintenance means periodic clearing

of the surfaces from dust and dirt.

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