Deta 4641, 4600, 4603, 4661, 4601 Installation Instructions

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Safety Instructions and Installation Notes
Product Features
Always switch off the electrical supply before commencing installation. This fan must be connected via a DP connection unit which is fitted with
a 3A fuse.
This fan must be installed using fixed wiring. A flexible cord should not
be used.
Connect to a 240V ac electrical supply. This extractor fan is double
insulated and does not require an earth.
This extractor fan must be installed outside the zones (except low
voltage fans) as described under Special Installations or Locations Particular Requirements in the IEE Wiring Regulations
This extractor fan must be installed in accordance with the current
edition of the IEE Wiring Regulations and Building Regulations, BS 7671.
Installation Notes
When installing this fan through an external wall, an external grille must
be fitted at all times.
The extractor fan must be mounted on flat surface. The extractor fan should be installed a minimum of 1.8m from the floor. For the best results, the extractor fan should be fitted as high as
possible on the wall.
If in doubt, contact a qualified electrician
Timer Fans
Timer fans are designed to be connected to the lighting circuit so that they will operate when the light is switched on, and stay on for a pre-set time after the light has been switched off.
Timer and Humidistat Fans
Timer and Humidistat fans are designed to be connected to the lighting circuit and will operate when either the light is switched on or when the humidity level exceeds the pre-set level between 60 and 90%.
Once the light is switched off, or the humidity level drops below the pre­set level, the fan will stay on for the time period set by the timer control, between 2 -30 minutes.
Noise Level
All ventilations fans have a low noise level, under 35dB.
Thermal Fuse
All ventilation fans have a thermal fuse which prevents the motor overheating if the impeller becomes jams.
Installation Instructions
Ventilation Fan Performance
1. Switch off the mains supply before commencing the installation.
2. Drill a hole in the wall to suit the fan and ducting:
4” fan Ø 110mm hole max. 6” fan Ø 155mm hole max.
If mounting the fan on the ceiling, position the fan between the joists
3. Route ducting from the fan position to the external grille position,
ensuring the end of the ducting is flush to the walls. Ducting runs should be as short as possible for optimum performance.
4. Remove the front cover of the fan by undoing the securing screw on
the bottom edge.
5. Hold the body of the fan in position and mark on the wall/ceiling the
four fixing screw positions and the cable entry hole.
6. Drill and plug the wall/ceiling.
7. Route the cable so that it exits through the wall ceiling at the position
marked, leaving enough cable protruding so it can be terminated.
8. Fix the fan body in position.
9. Terminate the cable.
10. Fit the front cover and tighten the securing screw.
Shower Fan Kits
The ventilation fan in the shower fan kit should go in-line with the ducting, between the internal and external grilles, and should be positioned in the loft space. Secure the ducting to the fan and grilles using the cables supplied.
Deta ventilation fans are design to meet the requirements of The Building Regulations – Approved Document F1 Means of Ventilation, and The Building Standards (Scotland) – Domestic Ventilation.
These Building Regulations and the Domestic Building Services Compliance Guide state the intermittent extract ventilation fans should have a specific fan power (SPF) less than 0.5W/(ltr/sec). Deta fans meet this requirement.
Fan Positioning
Deta’s ventilation fans are designed to move air over short distances,
typically under 2m, and are suitable for through wall installations. These ventilation fans can also be installed in ceilings with the ducting length under 2m.
The ventilation fan should always be sited in the wall or located on the ceiling furthest from the main source of air replacement, e.g. door, to ensure optimum performance. The fan should also be located as high as possible.
4600
4” (100mm) Standard
4660
6” (150mm) Standard
4601
4” (100mm) Timer
4661
6” (150mm) Timer
4603
4” (100mm) Timer & Humidistat
4616
4” 12V Timer
4630
4” (100mm) Standard, flat fascia
4617
4” 12V Humidistat
4631
4” (100mm) Timer, flat fascia
4640
Shower Fan Kit Timer
4666
6” (150mm) Humidistat &
4641
Shower Fan Kit Timer and Light
Automatic Shutters
Installation Instructions for
Extractor Fans
To be read in full before installation and kept for future reference
Wiring
Standard Fans
The standard fan can be connected to the lighting circuit and controlled from a switch so that it only operates when the switch is on. The fan must be fed by a DP switched connection unit fitted with a 3A fuse. See Fig. 1.
The connections for this fan are: L permanent live N neutral
Timer Fans and Timer and Humidistat Fans
The timer fan can be connected to the lighting circuit. The circuit for this fan must be protected by a 3A device and should be controlled by a 3 pole fan isolator. See Fig. 2.
The connections for this fan are: L permanent live S switch live N neutral
Low Voltage Fans
The Low Voltage ventilation fan can be installed in zone 1 in a bathroom or shower room, however the supply transformer must be installed outside zone 2 (see Special Installations or Locations Particular Requirements in the current edition of the IEE Wiring Regulations, BS 7671). The transformer requires a 240V supply, and has an ELV output to the fan.
Shower Fan Kits
In-line fans in the shower fan kit are mains voltage and wiring is identical to timer fan, see Fig. 2. The 12V light in the shower kit is low voltage and is fed by the voltage transformer which is wired independently from the ceiling rose/junction box.
Control Adjustments
The timer and humidistat and timer fans are supplied with an insulated screwdriver for adjusting the controls, which is clipped to the fan body.
Timer
The timer is adjustable from approximately 2 minutes to 30 minutes. The timer is factory set at approximately 15 minutes. Turn the control clockwise to increase the on time. Timers should be set for 15 minutes minimum.
Humidistat
The humidistat range is approximately 60 – 90% relative humidity. The humidistat is factory set at approximately 75%. Turn the control clockwise to increase humidity
Voltage
220 – 250V ac 50Hz
Extraction Rate 4”
90m3/hr ( 25 ltr/sec)
Compliance
BS EN 60335-1 and EN 62233
Extraction Rate 6”
255m3/hr ( 71 ltr/sec)
Hole cutout dimensions
4” fan Ø 110mm hole max.
Extraction Rate 4” Low Voltage
85m3/hr ( 24 ltr/sec)
6” fan Ø 155mm hole max.
Extraction Rate 4” Flat Fascia
92m3/hr ( 26 ltr/sec)
Timer Adjustment
2 – 30 minutes
Extraction Rate 4” Shower Fan
107m3/hr ( 30 ltr/sec)
Humidistat Adjustment
60 – 90% humidity
IP Rating
IP 24 (Shower Fan IP X4)
NPD 0452 12/2015 V2
Deta Electrical Company Limited
Kingsway House Laporte Way
Luton Bedfordshire LU4 8RJ UK
Tel.: +44 (0)1582 544 544 Technical Helpline: +44 (0)1582 544 548
Fig.1
Fig.2
Insulated screwdriver
Cable Entry
Humidistat
Timer
Specification
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