Xpelair 100MM/4" RANGE DX100 manual

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    Installation and maintenance instr uctions DX100 Standard DX100 PC Pull Cord DX100T Time r DX100H Humidistat DX100HP Humidistat and Pull Cord DX100PIR Integr al Body Mo v ement Sensor DX100VTD Dela y Timer T oilet/Bathroom 100mm/4" F an R ange Retain f or future ref erence ® GB F D NL I S GR N SE A[...]

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    2 A B D E F G C DX100PIR 125mm 115mm[...]

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    H 3 I J K DX100T DX100PIR DX100H & DX100HP L[...]

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    GB Xpelair T oilet/Bathroom F ans DX100, DX100PC, DX100T , DX100H, DX100HP DX100PIR & DX100VTD installation & operating instructions Please leav e this leaflet with the f an for the benefit of the user Installing the fan These appliances are intended for connection to fixed wiring. Check that the electrical rating sho wn on each fan matches[...]

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    airflow across the room (e .g. opposite the internal doorway). • Near the source of steam or odours. • Not where ambient temperatures are likely to exceed 50˚C. • If installed in a kitchen fans m ust not be mounted immediately abo ve a cooker hob, or eye le vel grill. • If installing in a room containing a fuel burning de vice which has a [...]

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    GB Xpelair T oilet/Bathroom F ans DX100, DX100PC, DX100T , DX100H, DX100HP DX100PIR & DX100VTD installation & operating instructions Please leav e this leaflet with the f an for the benefit of the user 6 3. If the shaft has cavity w all, use the wall tube to bridge the cavity . 4. Fit ducting and condensation trap if necessar y , positionin[...]

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    7 fuse for the appliance m ust not exceed 5A. DX100T only I • T o adjust the over-run period tur n the control (T) clockwise to increase and anti-cloc kwise to decrease. DX100H & DX100HP only J • Humidity operation is f actor y set at approx. 70% Relative Humidity (RH), b ut can be adjusted between 50% and 90% RH b y control(H). • Time de[...]

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    Notes DX100, DX100PC, DX100T , DX100H, DX100HP , DX100PIR & DX100VTD 54[...]

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    Do's and dont's • Do read all the instruction leaflet before commencing installation. • Do install each f an with a double pole isolating s witch with a contact gap of 3mm in each pole. • Do make sure the mains supply is s witched off bef ore attempting to make electrical connections or carr y out any maintenance or cleaning • Don[...]