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2. Your Safety
This manual is for the installation of the motor systems use for bathroom and general extraction.
Motor Features
• Universal mounting all position with IPX4 degree of weather protection
• Patented anti water intrusion system.
• Acoustic dome with super quiet, long vane, backward curved centrifugal fan.
• Airow is dependant on installation and the ducting used.
• Using a single 200mm exi duct run you should attain 900m
3
/hr depending on the ducting installation.
• The use of a smaller 200mm ducting would result in a loss of airow.
• Simple installation: - Mounts onto a 150mm PVC pipe for ultimate strength and allows for easy
Dektite roof sealing.
• Industrial quality motor and fan made in Germany and rated at 40,000 hours.
• Motor is a high eciency PSC type and rated at 57W.
• WARRANTY 5 YEARS return to manufacturer. Covers faulty manufacturing or components. It does not
cover normal wear and tear.
General Notes on Installation and Use
This fan unit is designed to be installed using 150mm (ISD) PVC pipe as the initial connection duct to the fan
module, and is supplied with a 150mm (ISD) PVC pipe to 200mm duct bell-mouth adaptor.
This fan is suitable for connection to ducting runs with a minimum inlet area of 22,000mm
2
and length up to
8 metres maximum (check with supplier if longer duct length required). ducting must be extended suciently
to present a smooth air passage with bends of at least the radius of twice the diameter of the duct.
Excessive bends in the ducting will compromised extraction.
WARNING: The exhaust fan must not be ducted into a wall cavity or a ceiling space, where a build up of grease
can occur and become a potential re risk. This will void your warranty.
Recommended Installation Distance
Isodrive 900 motor, recommended 4 metres of ducting and with at least two bends.
NOTE: Installation closer than this distance may result in higher noise level. Maximum duct length is 8 metres.
Check with supplier if longer duct length is required. Do not reduce the duct size at any time and avoid
sharp bends.
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