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Model: 

VFB80HLED2

 PREPARATION

Tools Required for Assembly (not included): Hammer, 
Flathead Screwdriver, Wire Nuts, Nails, Duct Tape, 
Phillips Head Screwdriver, Utility Knife
Helpful Tools (not included): Electric Drill, Drill Bits

WARNING: Turn off electricity at breaker box 
before beginning installation.

Carefully remove unit from carton.
Check area above installation location to be sure that 
wiring can run to the planned location and that duct 

proper ventilation.
Inspect duct work and wiring before proceeding with 
installation.
Before installation, provide inspection and future 
maintenance  access  at  a  location  that  will  not 
interfere with installation work.
You may need the help of a second person to install 
this fan: one person on the attic side and one on the 
room side.

Note: Installations may vary  depending on how the 
previous bath fan was installed. Supplies necessary 
for the installation of your bath fan are not all included. 
However,  most  are  available  at  your  local  home 
improvement or hardware store.

WIRING DIAGRAM

DIMENSION REQUIREMENTS

Housing 

Dimension (L)

Housing 

Dimension (W)

Housing 

Dimension (H)

8 in.

8.25 in.

5.75 in.

Proper insulation around the fan to minimize building 

heat loss and gain. The ducting from this fan to the 

outside of the building has a strong effect on the air 
flow, noise and energy use of the fan. Use the 
shortest, straightest duct routing possible for best 

performance, and avoid installing the fan with smaller 
ducts than recommended. Insulation around the 
ducts can reduce energy loss and inhibit mold growth. 
Fans installed with existing ducts may not achieve

 their rated air flow.   

Locate unit above (GFCI-protected circuit required) 

or within 5 feet of the shower head.

Locate unit away from heating or cooling sources 
which can affect humidity levels.
Do not locate near window. Unit may respond to the 

outdoor humidity level.
Unit must be installed in ceiling to properly sense 

moisture.

proper sensing.
Use a roof cap or wall cap

 

that has a built-in damper 

to reduce backdrafts.

BLACK

ON/OFF SWITCH

(purchase separately)

SWITCH BOX

120 VAC

LINE IN

WHITE
GROUND

(bare)

POWER

SWITCH

WIRING

PLATE

LIGHT

SWITCH

BLUE

OFF

ON

L

N

POWER SWITCH

JUNCTION BOX

SWITCH BOX

WHITE

BLACK

GREEN

GRD

OFF

ON

L

N

LIGHT SWITCH

WHITE

  RED

BLACK

ON/OFF SWITCH

(purchase separately)

SWITCH BOX

120 VAC

LINE IN

WHITE
GROUND

(bare)

POWER

SWITCH

WIRING

PLATE

LIGHT

SWITCH

RED

JUNCTION BOX

SWITCH BOX

OFF

L

BLUE

External timer can be used in conjunction with 

single-speed mode only, please contact Delta Breez 

customer service and consult with a licensed 

electrician for compatibility.

Roof cap

(with built-in

damper)

Seal gap

around 

housing

Caulk termination

to duct

Fan housing

Short piece of flexible

duct helps alignment

and absorbs

sound

or

Wall cap

(with built-in

damper)

Wall cap

(with built-in

damper)

Unit is not intended for installation in slanted ceiling.

Summary of Contents for VFB80HLED2

Page 1: ...re and Maintenance 9 Troubleshooting 10 Dimensions 11 11 Warranty 12 HUMIDITY SENSING BATH FAN LED LIGHT MODEL VFB80HLED2 Assembly Instructions 5 Connect Wiring and Grille Installation New Construction 5 6 READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Address 46101 Fremont Boulevard Fremont CA 94538 US Toll Free Number 1 888 979 9889 www deltabreez com ...

Page 2: ...R PACKAGE CONTENTS HARDWARE CONTENTS Images are not shown in actual scale X 8 1 2 3 X 4 Short Machine Screw Suspension Bracket PART DESCRIPTION QTY Duct Connector 1 Fan Body 1 Grille 1 X 4 Long Wood Screw 4 x 25 8 32 x 5 16 ...

Page 3: ...the National Fire Protection Association NFPA and the American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers ASHRAE and local code authorities 5 When cutting or drilling into the wall or ceiling do not damage electrical wiring and other hidden utilities GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION 7 If this unit is to be installed over a tub or shower it must be marked as appropriate for the appli...

Page 4: ... Use the shortest straightest duct routing possible for best performance and avoid installing the fan with smaller ducts than recommended Insulation around the ducts can reduce energy loss and inhibit mold growth Fans installed with existing ducts may not achieve their rated air flow Locate unit above GFCI protected circuit required or within 5 feet of the shower head Locate unit away from heating...

Page 5: ...ding suspension brackets available to allow for your specific positioning of housing anywhere between joists and span up to 24 NEW CONSTRUCTION 1 3 Joist Screw Ø 4 25 MOUNT HOUSING WITH FLANGE USING SUSPENSION BRACKETS Insert suspension brackets into the channels on housing 4 Extend suspension brackets to the width of the joists Make sure the fan body is level and perpendicular with the joist and ...

Page 6: ... 8 25 in 3 Place housing in opening so that its bottom edge is flush with finished ceiling Screw housing to joist through lowest holes in each mounting flange Insert the duct not provided into the duct connector and tape all ductworks connection to make them secure and air tight Install the duct with a gradient 1 2 to the outside 1 R en fa emove exist nsure it is lar an 9 in x 9 in ing fan Mea rge...

Page 7: ...panel Remove blower assembly wiring panel and junction box from housing 4 Insert the duct not provided into the duct connector and tape all ductworks connection to make them secure and airtight by through the ceiling opening Using wire nuts not provided connect house wires to fan wires as shown in the connect wiring diagram on page 8 5 Insert housing into ceiling opening and secure housing by usin...

Page 8: ...ert the LED lighting connecting into the power socket of main body B Attach grille by pinching mounting springs and insert into the narrow rectangular slots in fan body 2 GRILLE INSTALLATION 1 b A Follow all local electrical code and ANSI NFPA70 C Remove the fan junction box cover Using wire nuts not supplied connect house wires to fan wires as shown in the wiring diagram on page 4 Wire connection...

Page 9: ...NCE n w o d l l u p d n a s g n i r p s e z e e u q s e l l i r g e v o m e r o T 1 h t o l c a h t i w e l l i r g e h t n a e l C 2 m u u c a v a h t i w y d o b n a f e h t m o r f t r i d d n a t s u d e v o m e R 3 cleaner y d o b n a f e h t e p i w d n a t n e g r e t e d t s u d h t i w h t o l c n e p m a D 4 h t o l c n a e l c a h t i w y r d e p i w n e h T 5 Replace grille back onto f...

Page 10: ...closer than 18 in to the fan discharge 4 Use recommended size ducting to reduce fan noise 5 Be sure the fan is securely attached to your ceiling joists The fan is not clearing the room 1 airfow within room 2 1 Be sure a door or window is slightly ajar or opened 2 Be sure the CFM rating on the fan matches the requirements for your room size The fan keeps running even though the house humidity level...

Page 11: ...LED2 80 CFM Noise 0 8 Sones Voltage 120 V Hertz 60 Hz Power consumption 11 Watts Duct diameter 4 in Weight 6 1 lbs LED light spec 13 Watts 850 Lumens 2700K Dimension Housing length 8 in Housing width 8 25 in Housing height 5 75 in 8 0 8 25 5 75 0 84 4 0 9 33 10 75 10 75 4 75 UNIT INCH ...

Page 12: ...d prepaid Repaired or replacement products will be shipped by Delta Electronics F O B shipping point 3 Delta Electronics shall not be liable for any indirect incidental consequential punitive or special damages arising out of or in connection with products use or performance regardless of the form of action whether in contract tort including negligence strict product liability or otherwise 4 5 The...

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