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3.0 Installation

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3.3

Installing the Appliance

From Inside

1. Slide the unit into the mounting hole and

ensure that the minimum overhang requirements

are achieved inside and out (Fig. 5).

2. The 

HR

300RW6 requires an overhang internal

and external (Fig. 6):

Internal

50mm

External

55mm

3. Pierce the blind grommet on the left hand side

on the top of the unit and feed the supply cable

through the grommet (Fig. 5)

4. Ensure that the unit is square and true with the

outside wall face. If firmer fixings are required,

secure the unit in place with the two fixing screws

provided. 

NOTE:

Ensure the fixings DO NOT inhibit

removal or replacement of the heat exchanger.

5. Make good around the case.

6. Fit the bezel on the inside to cover the making

good by pressing the bezel over the case (Fig. 7).

CAUTION:

Ensure the case does not distort

during fixing and making good.

From Outside

1. Slide the panel flange (flange first) on to the

unit and press the flange firm against the outer

wall (Fig. 7).

2. Secure the panel flange to the wall using the

fixing screws provided. If necessary the panel

flange can be secured to the case by self tapping

screw 25mm long maximum.

280mm

380mm

Fig. 5

50mm

55mm

Fig. 6

Blind Grommet

Fig. 7

Panel Flange

Bezel

Internal

External

3° Min

For Drainage

Summary of Contents for HR300RW6

Page 1: ...HR300RW6 Semi Remote Wall Mounted Heat Recovery Ventilator Installation and Servicing Instructions Please leave these instructions with the user...

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Page 3: ...3 1 0 Introduction 4 2 0 Site Requirements 5 3 0 Installation 6 4 0 Electrical 8 5 0 Maintenance 9 Section Page Contents...

Page 4: ...esh intake airflow This provides up to 70 heat recovery from the stale extracted air 1 2 Ancillary Equipment 1 The HR300RW6 unit can be used in conjunction with a range of ancillary equipment Controll...

Page 5: ...xceed 40 C 8 Do not site the appliance in the vicinity of excessive levels of airborne oil or grease 9 If the unit is installed in a room containing a fuel burning appliance the installer must ensure...

Page 6: ...controllers and work out the cable runs WARNING Before deciding on the final position for the unit check there are no buried cables pipes or obstructions on the outside wall Cable requirements Suitabl...

Page 7: ...lace with the two fixing screws provided NOTE Ensure the fixings DO NOT inhibit removal or replacement of the heat exchanger 5 Make good around the case 6 Fit the bezel on the inside to cover the maki...

Page 8: ...cket and connect incoming wires to the appropriate terminals Figs 7 8 4 Replace plug into socket 5 Slide the heat exchanger into the unit Fig 9 6 Locate the connection spigot plate on to the front of...

Page 9: ...connection spigot plate Fig 10 4 Slide out the heat exchanger Fig 10 The heat exchanger should be washed in warm soapy water and dry thoroughly 5 Reassemble in reverse order ensuring the heat exchang...

Page 10: ...6 0 Notes 10...

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