SLT958 EM EAN #9351116001292
SLT958 EM WH EAN #9351116001780
SLT952 EM EAN #9351116001018
SLT968 EM EAN #9351116002053
SLT968 EM WH EAN #9351116002060
SLT960 EM EAN #9351116000936
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BEFORE YOU INSTALL
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TO THE ATTENTION OF THE USER
PRE-INSTALLATION CHECKS
OPENING THE GLASS PANELS
LINE MEASUREMENTS
INSTALLING THE TIMBER SUPPORT BEAMS
MOTOR AND VENTING OPTIONS
TOP VENT INSTALLATION
SIDE VENT INSTALLATION
SEM 1 & SEM 2
SIDE VENT INSTALLATION
SEM 7 & SEM 8
REMOTE CONTROL
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DUCTING FROM MOTOR TO WALL
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
WIRING DIAGRAMS
PARTS LIST
WARRANTY
The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product
may not be treated as house-hold waste. Instead it shall be handed
over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and
electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly,
you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment
and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate
waste handling of this product. For more detailed information about
recycling of this product, please contact your local city office, your
household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the
product. This appliance is marked according to the European directive
2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
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CAUTION
BEFORE YOU INSTALL – please read
Sirius warranty covers only Sirius product. If you choose to install a non-Sirius branded accessory
such as flexible ducting, Sirius will only warrant the hood and motor. If installation is found to be the
cause of failure or issue then charges will apply for service and parts.
Flexible ducting is not permitted under any circumstances. Flexible ducting has been found to
increase noise levels, increase vibration and reduce airflow.
Sirius Semi-rigid or solid ducting can be used in lieu.
There is a range available to suit any application.
WARNING
The appliance must be installed and
connected to the power supply only by a
qualified technician.
• There shall be adequate ventilation of the room when the range hood is used at the same time as
appliancess burning gas or other fuels (not applicable to appliances that only discharge the air back into
the room)
• The details concerning the method and frequency of cleaning
• There is a fire risk if cleaning is not carried out in accordance with the instructions;
• Do not flambé under the range hood;
• CAUTION: Accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances.
Ducting available at www.siriusbrand.com
A reduction in the duct diameter from stated ducting size will void warranty.
If you are in doubt about the ducting, please contact Sirius on 1300 762 219 prior to installation
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TO THE ATTENTION OF THE USER
This rangehood is designed to work with ducted
outside evacuation.
WARNING
Keep these instructions for use with the appliance. If
the appliance should be sold or passed on to others,
make sure that the instructions are passed on with
it. We thank you for taking note of these suggestions
before installing and using the appliance. They have
been written for your personal safety and the safety
of others.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
These hoods have been designed for personal
use in the home. The appliance must be used by
adults. Make sure that the appliance is out of reach
of children and that they do not use it to play with.
Make sure that children do not operate the controls.
• When the appliance is delivered, check the overall
appearance of the packaging. Check PARTS
LIST on page 20 for all included parts prior
to discarding packaging.
Any remarks should be written on the delivery
docket, of which you keep a copy.
Your appliance is designed for normal domestic
use. It is not designed for commercial or industrial
use, or for purposes other than those for which it
was designed.
• Any consequences of or damage from incorrect
installation or incorrect use of the appliance will
not be covered by the manufacturer’s guarantee.
• Do not ever change or try to change the
characteristics of this appliance. This would be
a danger. Repairs must be performed only by an
authorised technician.
• Always disconnect the hood before carrying out
cleaning or maintenance operations.
• Adequately ventilate the room when a rangehood
and other appliances, powered by energy other
than electricity, are used simultaneously, so that
the hood does not suck any combustion fumes.
• It is not allowed to cook food over open flames
(flambé) or operate gas hobs without pots
or pans on them under the hood itself (the
flames sucked into the hood might damage the
appliance).
• Frying under the appliance must be done under
constant supervision as hot oils and fats may
ignite.
• Respect the guidelines for cleaning and
replacement of grease filters. Accumulated
deposits of grease are a fire hazard.
• This appliance must not be used over cook tops
powered by wood or coal or in any case, over
cook tops with power levels that could damage
the appliance.
• Never use steam or high-pressure devices
for cleaning your hood (regulations regarding
electrical safety).
• Never use the rangehood without the grease
filters.
At Sirius, we are constantly seeking to improve
our products. We reserve the right to modify their
technical, functional, or aesthetic characteristics
deriving from their upgrading.
Motors manufactured and approved by Sirius only
are to be used at all times. Failure to comply with this
will result in the forfeit of the manufacturer warranty.
The air collected must not be conveyed into a flue
used for smoke or fumes from appliances powered
by anything other than electricity (central heating
systems, bathroom and toilet exhausts, etc.). As
far as discharging exhaust air is concerned, please
follow the guidelines given by competent authorities.
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NOTE
Check PARTS LIST on page 20 for all included
parts prior to discarding packaging.
PRE-INSTALLATION CHECKS
Connect all of the electrical components to the unit and motor to make sure both the unit and the motor are
functioning properly.
(NOTE: The motor plug is fitted with a dummy plug - with the exception of SEM1 motor - to protect
the connection from dust. Ensure the red dummy plug is removed and replaced with the two
pin motor plug from the power transformer box. Failure to do so will result in only two speeds
operating).
Lighting connection
Remove all plugs and proceed with installation if both unit and motor are fully operational.
CAUTION
Installation must comply with the regulations in force regarding the ventilation of enclosed environments.
In particular, discharged air must not be conveyed into a duct used for fumes discharge or discharge from
appliances using gas or other combustible materials. Air cannot be ducted into roof space.
The use of discontinued ducts is not allowed without the approval of a qualified technician.
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
Sirius warranty covers only Sirius product. If you choose to install a non-Sirius branded accessory such as
flexible ducting, Sirius will only warrant the hood and motor. If installation or inferior parts are found to be the
cause of failure or issue then charges will apply for service and parts.
Flexible ducting is not permitted under any circumstances. Flexible ducting has been found to increase noise
levels, increase vibration and reduce airflow. Sirius Semi-rigid or solid ducting can be used in lieu. There is a
range available to suit any application.
Available at www.siriusbrand.com
A reduction in the duct diameter from stated ducting size will void warranty.
If you are in doubt about the ducting, please contact Sirius on 1300 762 219 prior to
installation.
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WARNING
Before proceeding with the installation of the ceiling cassette, please thoroughly inspect the entire unit
(including the motor) for any damages, including all of the electrical connections. If any damage is found,cease
installation and report it immediately to the retail partner that the cassette was purchased from.
NOTE
• Only use Sirius Ducting with a maximum length of 7 metres & minimum of 2 metres from the outlet collar
on the cassette to the motor location.
• Limit the number of elbows in the ducting, since each 90 degree bend reduces the air capacity by 1 lineal
metre (e.g. if there are 2 x 90 degree bends, the maximum duct length should not exceed 5 metres.)
• Avoid abrupt changes of direction where possible, bends of more than 90 degrees should be avoided at all
costs.
• Use of 150mm ducting is applicable for SLT958 models only, 200mm ducting is applicable for SLT952 /
SLT960 / SLT968.
WARNING
Reduction of the ducting diametrer will void the manufacturer warranty as it will severely affect the performance
of the motor and may cause damage with prolonged usage.
WARNING
Use ducting approved by standards enforced, see www.siriusbrand.com for details for approved ducting. The
manufacturer will not be deemed responsible for air capacity and noise problems caused by failure to comply
with the above and no warranty on the product will be provided.
DANGER
FAILURE TO INSTALL THE SCREWS OR FIXING DEVICE IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS OR ELECTROCUTION.
NOTE
The cassette requires one 10AMP GPO located inside the ceiling cavity
to power both the lighting and the motor.
The ceiling cassette is designed for a ceiling height of up to 2700mm high.
• SLT960 EM ONLY
Installation of the ceiling cassette can either be installed 50mm proud mounted or 260mm proud with the
additional purchase of the stainless steel proud mount kit (SPS-76105980960)
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OPENING THE GLASS PANELS - SLT960 EM
Step 1a: Accessibilty to the filters is done by pulling
down on the glass panels. These are held on by
magnets.
Swing the glasss panels downwards on either side
to expose the grease filters. (Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
OPENING THE COVER PANELS - SLT958 EM,
SLT958 EM WH, SLT968 EM, SLT968 EM
Step 1c: On the side where the speed control light
is visible, pull down in the centre of the panel.
The panel is held on by a strong magnet. Allow the
panel to swing open to expose the grease filters.
(Fig. 3) A chain is fitted for safety purposes.
OPENING THE LIGHT PANELS - SLT952 EM
Step 1b: Depress the tabs on either side of the two
panels, pull down and allow them to swing open to
expose the grease filters. (Fig. 2)
A chain is fitted for safety purposes.
Depress tabs
on side
Depress tabs
on side
Fig. 2
Panel drops down
Fig. 3
Step 1d: After swinging open the panel/panels on
any of the cassettes, disconnect the lighting by
depressing the tabs on the connection plug and
pulling the cable.
So that no damage is caused during the installation
process, remove the panels by unscrewing the
hinges on the underside of the cassette. This will
also lighten the cassette to make lifting it into place
and installation easier.
Unscrew hinges
Depress tabs
on side of plug
Example shown: SLT960
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LINE MEASUREMENTS FOR MOUNTING HOLES
Fig.4a: SLT952 EM
Fig.4c: SLT960 EM
Fig.4b: SLT958 EM
Fig.4d: SLT968 EM
NOTE
As every installation will differ slightly depending on the ceiling cavity of the dwelling,
this installation shall be used as a guide only.
• These cassettes are held in place with the use
of the 4 x 250mm threaded bolts. Using the
measurements in the Fig. 4 line drawings ensure
that there is timber framework (not supplied) inside
the cavity to support the weight on the cassette.
Please refer to each individual measurement for
the exact location of the mounting holes or take
a physical measurement of the location when the
cassette has been unpackaged.
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INSTALLING THE TIMBER SUPPORT BEAMS
• After running the timber support beams in the cavity above, pre-drill 4 x 8mm holes through the timber
and pass the 4 x 250mm bolts through them, ensuring that the larger washer is on the INSIDE OF THE
CEILING CASSETTE. (Fig. 5a)
Timber support beams (not supplied)
250mm bolts
250mm bolts
• Lift the cassette into position and ensure that
the 4 x 250mm bolts pass through the mounting
points. Fit the larger diameter washer first and
then wind the wingnut up thr thread and tighten
the cassette into position. These will enable you
to flush the unit tight with the ceiling (Fig. 5a).
• After screws are fitted, replace the panels that
were removed during Step 1d by reattaching the
hinges and reattaching the light cable.
Fig. 5
Fig. 5a
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MOTOR AND VENTING OPTIONS:
SLT958 EM (150mm DUCTING)
SEM 1
Note: Roof vent option shown.
Motor can also be wall or eave vented.
Motor MUST be accessible for servicing at all times.
MOTOR AND VENTING OPTIONS:
SLT952 EM, SLT960 EM, SLT968 EM
(200mm DUCTING)
SEM 7
SEM 2
Motor can be a maximum 2 metres from
ground level.
SEM 5
2 metres max
NOTE
SEM 8SEM 8
2 metres max
Motor can be a maximum 2 metres from
ground level.
Note: Wall vent option shown.
Motor can also be roof or eave vented.
Motor MUST be accessible for servicing at all times.
CONNECTION OF THE SELECTED OFFBOARD
MOTOR: TOP VENT OPTION
• Ensure that the two side venting options are
blocked off with the included plates.
Note: Eave vent option shown.
Motor can also be roof or wall vented.
NOTE
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2 x side vent plates (Part ‘B’) included.
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TOP VENT INSTALLATION
1. Use 150mm ducting (Part ‘K.1’) for SLT958 EM models or 200mm ducting (Part ‘K.2’) for SLT952 /
SLT960 EM / SLT968 EM models.
2. The ducting fits directly onto the collar on the top adaptor plate (Part ‘D’).
3. Fix in place using a universal ring clamp (Part ‘G’).
INTERNAL MOTOR:
Ducting to SEM 1 (150mm) / SEM 8 motor (200mm)
Please note that the final exit point for SEM 1 or 8 can be through the roof, wall or eave vent.
EXAMPLE ONLY
PART ‘K.1’ / ‘K.2’
EXTERNAL MOTOR:
Ducting to SEM 2 (150mm) / SEM 7 motor (200mm)
EXAMPLE ONLY
PART ‘K.1’ / ‘K.2’
PART ‘F’
OUTSIDEINSIDE
WALL
PART ‘K.1’ / ‘K.2’
PART ‘F’
URC-25/325
SEM 2 / SEM 7
EXTERNAL MOTOR: Ducting to SEM 5 (150mm)
SLT958 EM models only: Download SEM5 user manual from www.siriusbrand.com
HEIGHT FROM GROUND
500mm (min) - 2mtrs (max)
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SIDE VENT INSTALLATION: SLT958 EM
150mm DUCTING: SEM 1 MOTOR (INTERNAL)
• Ensure that the unused side and top ports
are blocked off using the supplied blocking
ports (Part ‘B’ and Part ‘E’).
1A: Connect the top of the 150mm connector piece
(Part ‘H’) to the round outlet on adaptor (Part ‘A’), the
connect length of 150mm ducting (Part ‘K.1’) to the
bottom of the 150mm connector piece (Part ‘H’).
2A. Secure to the motor with a universal ring clamp
(Part ‘F’).
LONG SIDE
VENT OPTION
Side vent adapter (Part ‘H’).
SHORT SIDE
VENTING OPTION
PART ‘E’
PART ‘A’
PART ‘H’
MIN 2 METRES /
MAX 7 METRES
PART ‘K.1’
SIDE VENT INSTALLATION: SLT958 EM
150mm DUCTING: SEM 2 MOTOR (EXTERNAL)
LONG SIDE
VENT OPTION
PART ‘E’
SEM 1 MOTOR
MAX 5 METRES
WALL
EXTERNAL VENT
OUTSIDEINSIDE
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PART ‘A’
PART ‘H’
MIN 2 METRES / MAX 7 METRES
SEM 2 MOTOR
PART ‘K.1’
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SIDE VENT INSTALLATION: SLT952 EM, SLT968 EM, SLT960 EM
200mm DUCTING: SEM 7 MOTOR (EXTERNAL)
• Ensure that the unused side and top ports are blocked off using the supplied blocking panels
(Part ‘B’ and Part ‘E’).
1B: Connect a duct expander (Part ‘G’) to round adapter, then connect length of ducting (Part ‘K.2’) to the
200mm outlet.
2B: Secure to the motor with a universal ring clamp (Part ‘G’).
• See page 12 for ducting to vent (N/A for SEM 7 motor)
LONG SIDE
VENT OPTION
OUTSIDEINSIDE
WALL
PART ‘E’
PART ‘A’
PART ‘G’
MIN 2 METRES / MAX 7 METRES
PART ‘K.2’
SIDE VENT INSTALLATION: SLT952 EM, SLT968 EM, SLT960 EM
200mm DUCTING: SEM 8 MOTOR (INTERNAL)
LONG SIDE
VENT OPTION
SHORT SIDE
VENT OPTION
PART ‘E’
SEM 7 MOTOR
PART ‘A’
PART ‘G’
MIN 2 METRES /
MAX 7 METRES
PART ‘K.2’
MAX 5 METRES
EXTERNAL VENT
SEM 8 MOTOR
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REMOTE CONTROL
Working:
6 channel control for rangehood remote.
• When the rangehood is first turned on, hold the
lighting button for 5 seconds.
RC001 - RADIO CONTROL
Radio control used for the remote operation of
rangehoods.
TECHNICAL DATA
• Alkaline battery powered: 12 V mod. 23 A
• Operating frequency: 433.92 Mhz
• Combinations: 32.768
• Max. consumption: 25 mA
• Operating temperature: -20 ÷ + 55 °C
• Dimensions: 120 x 45 x 15 mm.
OPERATION MODE
Standard configuration:
Standard configuration requires all rangehood radio
control systems to be provided with the same
transmission code. In the event two rangehoods are
installed in the same room or nearby, each system
may affect the operation of the another. Therefore,
the code of one radio control system must be
changed.
Generating a new transmission code:
The radio control system is provided with preset
codes. Should new codes be required, proceed as
follows: Press simultaneously buttons:
for two seconds. When LEDs are on, press buttons:
OPERATING DESCRIPTION
The transmitter is equipped with 5 buttons for cooker
hood management, as specified below:
: Light ON/OFF command.
: Motor ON (speed level 1) / OFF command.
: Reduce speed.
: Increase speed.
: 10-minute timer.
INITIAL OPERATING CONDITION
The manufacturer supplies the radio control unit
ready to be used with codes preset in the factory.
(within 5 seconds). The LEDs flashing 3 times
indicate the procedure is completed.
WARNING! This operation deletes permanently
the preset codes.
Learning the new transmission code.
Once the transmission code is changed in the radio
control unit, the electronic central unit of the cooker
hood must be made to set the new code in the
following way:
Press the main power-off button of the hood and
then restore power to the electronic control unit.
Within the next 15 seconds, press the Light Button to
synchronise the central unit with the code.
Reset of the Factory configuration:
To restore the Factory configuration, follow the
procedure described below: press simultaneously
buttons:
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for 2 seconds. When LEDs light on, press buttons:
(within 5 seconds). LEDs flashing 6 times in-dicate
the procedure is completed.
WARNING! This operation deletes permanently
the preset codes.
Emergency button:
In the event that the radio control does not work, use
the emergency button to switch the appliance off.
After any necessary repairs have been performed,
reset the emergency button.
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DUCTING FROM MOTOR TO WALL VENT: (SEM 1 and SEM 8)
1. Run the length of ducting to the motor. (Additional lengths of ducting can be attached using an
additional internal connector pieces.)
NOTE: No connector required as it connects directly to the collar of the motor.
2. Secure with another universal ring clamp (Part ‘F’).
NOTE: The location of the motor is to be no less than 2 metres away from the rangehoood.
Failure to do so may result in additional noise level of the downdraft. Maximum distance is 7 metres,
however 3 - 5 metres is optimum to minimise noise and maximise performance.
3. Using another length of semi-rigid duct run from the exit collar on the SEM 1 / SEM 8 to a predetermined
exit point and connect to weatherproof vent with a clamp.
See www.siriusbrand.com for multiple vent options or see our nearest retail partner.