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WALL MOUNTING (OPTIONAL)

The fan should be wall mounted by a competent 

person.

The fan must be situated close to a mains socket, 

on a flat stable section of wall and clear of any loose 

objects or curtains that may become drawn into 

the grille. The unit comes supplied with screws and 

plugs designed for use with a solid masonry wall

if the fan is to be mounted on any other surface 

then appropriate fixings should be purchased or 

a qualified person should be employed to ensure 

correct fixing.

 

• Draw a level straight line on the wall and mark with 

  2 points 238mm apart (see fig. 1), the fan should 

  only be mounted with the bracket horizontal and 

  not at an angle.  

• Drill the 2 holes using an appropriate drill for the 

  plugs and screws that are to be used to mount the  

  fan. Insert and tighten the screws leaving a gap of 

  19mm to the wall (see fig. 2). 

• Sit the fan on the screws and lower onto the key 

  slots. Tighten the 2 screw to securely fasten the fan  

  to the wall. 

• Adjust the fan as necessary.

 

The screws should be routinely inspected to 

ensure that they are tight and the fan has not 

worked loose during use.

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

OPERATING COSTS

At time of going to press, the average cost of electricity is £0.15 per unit (kilowatt-hour). The amount you 

are being charged will be shown on your electricity bill. At this cost, the EH1676/EH1678/EH1680 will cost 

9.3p/11.5p/12.6p per day to run on the “low speed” setting, or 12.9p/17.2p/18.7p per day to run on the 

“high speed” setting.

PAT TESTING 

When used in an office environment, this product must be safety-tested yearly by a qualified electrician 

(PAT Tested) in order to comply with the Electricity at Work Regulations.  

We recommend that it is PAT tested regularly when used in a domestic environment. 

GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS 

Domestic wiring must be tested periodically by a qualified electrician at least once every 10 years or at 

every change of occupancy. 

For office and retail premises, and buildings such as village halls, the wiring must be inspected at least 

once every 5 years. 

It is recommended that all building be fitted with smoke alarms (it is mandatory for new buildings). 

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