S&P SILENT CHZ DESIGN Bedienungsanleitung Seite 13

ENGLISH
SILENT DESIGN AXIAL EXTRACTOR
FANS
The installation and settings must
be done only by a Qualified Electri-
cian.
The SILENT extractor fan range is
manufactured to the high standards
of production and quality as laid down
by the international Quality Standard
ISO 9001. All components have been
checked and every one of the final
products will have been individually
tested at the end of the manufactur-
ing process.
On receipt of the product we recom-
mend that you to check the following:
1. That it is the correct model.
2. That the details on the rating label
are those you require: voltage, fre-
quency...
The installation must be carried out
in accordance with the electrical
standards in force in your country.
INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT: Before installing and
wiring the unit, ensure that the main
supply is disconnected.
Fig. 1:
1. Protection grille
2. Connection terminals
3. Outlet with backdraught shutter
4. Cable entry
The SILENT DESIGN is suitable for
wall or ceiling mounting and can ei-
ther discharge directly to the outside
or via an individual ducting system
(see Fig. 2).
The unit can be mounted on the wall
or ceiling using the 4 rubber blocks
and the screws provided.
Make a hole in the wall or ceiling of
diameter:
– SILENT-100 DESIGN: 105 mm.
– SILENT-200 DESIGN: 125 mm.
– SILENT-300 DESIGN: 160 mm.
If the unit is to be installed with indi-
vidual ducting, use a standard duct of
diameter:
– SILENT-100 DESIGN: 100 mm
– SILENT-200 DESIGN: 125 mm
– SILENT-300 DESIGN:
mm.
Ensure that there are no obstructions
to the airflow and that the impeller
turns freely.
Fix the extractor to the wall in such a
way that it is not distorted in order to
avoid noise generation or problems
with the rotation of the impeller. Make
sure that the backdraught shutter
opens freely and has not being dam-
aged in transit. Introduce the mains
cable through the cable entry (4) and fix
it to the wall.
Connect the electrical wiring as set
out below and then mount the pro-
tection grille (1).
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