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What the installer will need.
If metal switch boxes are used, earthing regulations must be followed.
Suitably rated 2-core cable –CDC100P
Suitably rated 3-core cable – CDC100T / CDC100HT
3mm electrician’s screwdriver and No.1 or 2 Pozidrive screwdrivers.
A wall or ceiling on/off switch – CDC100T / CDC100HT. It is recommended to use a switch with an indicator light.
To prevent a possible hazardous situation from water ingress, an appropriate condensation trap must be
fitted as close as possible to the fan in all situations where any section of the duct work is positioned higher
than the fan itself.
If wall mounting the fan, you will also need:
SLWK10 Wall Kit, or alternatively, an appropriate Wall Grille and ‚100mm ducting.
A Masonry drill, hammer & chisel (or core drill equipment if available).
Mortar to make good the hole around the ducting.
If ceiling mounting the fan,
You will need the use of appropriate ancillaries for termination. These items are available from Xpelair:
1.
WT10 – Termination ducting kit.
2.
FD100 – Flexible Ducting.
3.
XCT100 – Condensation Trap.
Where to locate the fan.
Locate it as high as possible.
At least 110mm from the edges of the mounting surface to the centre of the hole.
As far away as possible from and opposite to the main source of air replacement to ensure 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 must not be mounted immediately above a cooker hob, or eye level grill.
If installing in a room containing a fuel burning device which has a non-balanced flue, it is the installer's
responsibility to ensure that there is enough replacement air to prevent fumes being drawn down the flue
when the fan is operating up to maximum extract. Refer to Building Regulations for specific requirements.
Exhaust air must not be discharged into a flue used for exhausting of fumes from appliances supplied with
energy other than electric. Requirements of all authorities concerned must be observed for exhaust air
discharge and intake flow rates.
When intended for use in possible chemical corrosive atmospheres, consult out Technical Service
Department. (For overseas markets contact your local Xpelair distributor).
Installing the isolating switch and cables.
1.
Check that the electrical rating shown inside the backplate matches your mains supply.
2.
Check there are no buried pipes or cables e.g. electricity, gas, water behind the switch location (in the wall
or above the ceiling). If in doubt, seek professional advice.
3.
Isolate the mains supply.
4.
THESE APPLIANCES ARE DOUBLE INSULATED AND DO NOT REQUIRE AN EARTH CONNECTION.
5.
Lay in the cable from the isolating switch to the fan location via the on/off switch (if required).
6.
Lay in the cable from the isolating switch to the point of connection to the mains supply.
Warning: Do not make any connections to the electrical supply at this stage.
7.
Install the isolating switch and on/off switch (if required).
8.
Make all connections within the isolating switch and the on/off switch (if required).
Note: on/off switch must be situated so that it cannot be touched by persons making use of the bath or
shower
.
WARNING: DO NOT MAKE ANY CONNECTIONS TO THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY AT THIS STAGE. If in doubt,
seek professional advice.
For Australia Only - CDC100P
Connection to the supply can be made by a flexible 2-core cable complete with 3 pin plug for insertion into an approved 10A
GPO or directly wired through an approved 10A wall mounted surface switch with at least 3mm clearance between contacts.
For Australia Only - CDC100T / CDC100HT
These models are permanently connected to the supply and operation is controlled by a remote switch. They should be
directly wired to the supply through an approved 10A wall mounted surface switch with at least 3mm clearance between
contacts.
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