Twin Eagles TEVH60-B User Manual

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This hood series has been design

ed to be used with the ventilators shown in

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

MODELS: TEVH36-B, TEVH48-B & TEVH60-B

Ventilation Hoods

PLEASE READ ENTIRE INSTRUCTION BEFORE PROCEEDING.

INSTALLATIONS MUST COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL CODES.

IMPORTANT:

INSTALLER:

OWNER:

WARNING - TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS,
HOODS SHOULD BE INSTALLED WITH VENTILATORS APPROVED FOR USE WITH THE HOOD.
SEE TABLE – 1 ON THIS PAGE FOR APPROVED VENTILATORS.

WARNING - TO REDUCE THE
RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC
SHOCK, OR INJURY TO
PERSONS, OBSERVE THE
FOLLOWING:

A. Installation work and Electrical

Wiring Must Be Done By Qualified
Person(s) In Accordance With All
Applicable Codes & Standards.
Including Fire-Rated Construction.
“WARNING” To Reduce The Risk
Of Fire, Use Only Metal Duct Work.

CAUTION - TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE AND TO PROPERLY EXHAUST AIR, BE SURE TO
DUCT AIR OUTSIDE FOR DUCTED FANS – DO NOT VENT EXHAUST AIR INTO SPACE WITHIN
WALLS OR CEILING OR INTO ATTICS, CRAWL SPACES OR GARAGES.

Read this instruction completely before starting installation. Planning the complete installation before starting any work

is highly recommended. This includes all aspects of the installation including hood location, ducting, electrical requirements,
and adequacy of mounting surfaces.

Use model TEVI-060I or
TEVI-120I for internal ventilator.
Use TEVE-150E for remote
ventilator

DUCTING: Use a minimum 8" round duct for TEVI-060I installations. Use a minimum 10" round duct for TEVI-120I and
TEVE-150E installations. See Page – 2 for Transition (Purchased Separately) Recommendations.

Save these Instructions for the Local Electrical Inspector's use.

Please leave these Installation Instructions with this unit for owner.

Please retain these Instructions for future reference

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

B. Sufficient air is needed for proper

combustion and exhausting of gases
through the flue (chimney) of fuel
burning equipment to prevent
backdrafting. Follow the heating
equipment manufactures guideline
and safety standard such as those
published by the National Fire
Protection Association (NFPA) and
the American Society for Heating,
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Engineers (ASHRAE), and the local

code authorities.

Table – 1. Before cutting into cabinets, it is necessary to confirm that the
correct ventilator is being used. Your dealer should have reviewed your needs
prior to your purchase. Be sure you have the correct ventilation system.
CAUTION: To Reduce The Risk Of Fire And Electrical Shock, Install This
Ventilation Hood Only With Blowers Manufactured By Twin Eagles.

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C. When cutting or drilling into wall or

ceiling, do not damage electrical
wiring and other hidden utilities.

D. Ducted fans must always be vented to

the outdoors.

E. Before Servicing or Cleaning Unit,

Switch Power off At Service Panel
And Lock Service Disconnecting
Means to Prevent Power From Being
Switched On Accidentally. When The
Service Disconnecting Means Cannot
be Locked, securely Fasten A
Prominent Warning Device, Such As
A Tag, To The Service Panel

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BACKDRAFT DAMPER

SAFTY WARNING:

Turn off power circuit at
the service entrance and
lockout panel before

.

wiring the range hood.

: It is recommended that a backdraft damper

(#TE-10288.00 for 8” round ducts, #TE-11257.00 for 10” round ducts) be used
in all installations. In cold weather installations it is necessary to use a backdraft
damper to minimize backflow of cold air into room. A non-metallic thermal
break should also be used to minimize conduction of outside temperatures
through the ductwork. The thermal break should be located as close as possible
to where the ducting enters the heated portion of the house.

BEFORE STARTING INSTALLATION, YOU MUST IDENTIFY THE VENTILATOR MODEL BEING USED
AND IF A TOP OR REAR EXHAUST IS TO BE USED.

Prepare cabinet and/or wall for mounting either top (Fig -

3) or rear (Fig 7 & 8) exhaust. Use furring strips to level
cabinet mounting surface with any cabinet trims.

For knock out removal see Fig- B
Remove See
Ventilator Model Knock out # Transition # Fig

TEVI-060I Top Exhaust 3 TE-10100.00 1,3,4
TEVI-120I Top Exhaust 3 & 4 TE-11257.00 2,3,4

TEVE-100E &TEVE-150E 3 & 4 TE-11257.00 2,3,4
External, Top Exhaust

TEVI-060I Rear Exhaust 1 TE-11254.00 5,6,7,8
TEVI-120I Rear Exhaust 1 & 2 TE-11254.00 5,6,7,8
TEVE-100E &TEVE-150E 1 & 2 TE-11254.00 6,7,8
External, Rear Exhaust

Break the metal webs by placing a screwdriver at one
corner of the plate and hitting screwdriver sharply with a
hammer. After breaking a second web the plate can be
flexed to break other webs.

Wear eye protection when using tools.

Caution: When knock outs are removed
the edges will be sharp!!!!!!!!! Sharp Edges
should be Filed or Covered with Metal
Tape.

Attach and secure the transition to the hood with #6x3/8
sheet metal screws and tape all joints prior to installing the
hood. Attach hood to cabinet using #10 wood screws.
Holes are located in the back panel and top panel of the
hood for mounting. Use a minimum of four #10x3/4 wood
screws to mount the hood. Longer screws are required if
wall board or other nonstructural surfaces are used
between the hood and main mounting surface which
should be a minimum of 3/4” thick. When using rear holes
for additional mounting use appropriate anchors if not
engaging the wood structure.

NOTE: Unit must be vented

to outside of the building.

HINT: If you find vibration noise is present because of
cabinet structure use additional screws, in holes available,
to make the mounting more ridged.
Connect 120 volt, 60 Hz power through the conduit hole
in top of hood, connecting to pigtail in hood junction box,
white to white, black to black and connect green ground
wire to the power supply ground wire per local codes. See
Fig – A.

The recommended height from countertop or cooking
surface to the bottom edge of the hood is 36 inches.

Hood is recommended for use over domestic gas or
electric appliances. Not recommended for use over solid
fuel fired appliances.

After installing the hood, install the internal blower
(Top Exhaust See Fig 1 & 2; Rear Exhaust See Fig -

5) unit by positioning the blower onto bracket-A,
notched blower bracket will center blower. Rotate
into position against hood and secure Bracket – B to
Hood with #8 sheet metal screws. If the remote
ventilator is used see related instructions. The
TEVE-150E ventilator will require revision of some
wiring in the hood receptacle box - See TEVE-150E
instructions.

NOTE: TEVE-150E requires a dedicated 20 AMP

Power Supply. All other ventilators require a

dedicated 15 AMP Power Supply

CAUTION: The hood is of sufficient weight that two
installers are recommended to prevent injury or damage to
the hood in handling.

Turn the power on at the service entrance and check the
operation of the controls.

NOTE: be sure that all dampers are operating properly and
are free to open.

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RECEPTACLE BOX COVER

COVER IS PACKED WITH FILTERS

KNOCK OUTS

COVER

REMOVE APPROPRIATE KNOCK OUTS AND CONNECT WIRING
ACCORDING TO HOOD AND BLOWER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
CAUTION: ALWAYS INSTALL RECEPTACLE BOX COVER.

HOOD TOP

HOOD WIRING
ACCESS

MOUNTING

SCREW

Fig - A

NOTE: Transitions Are Not Included With TEVI-060I, TEVE-100E and TEVE-150E - Must Be

Purchased Separately.

Transition dimensions may very. Before assembling transitions to hood, fit them into the prepared cabinet opening to be sure the openings are large
enough to accommodate the transition. Enlarge the hole if required

Attach the transition (See DUCTING, pg 1), obtained separately from your local hardware or available through your dealer, and install the hood as
described previously in this instruction.

4

3

3

1

1

2

Fig - B

9-1/4"

9-1/4"

14"

4-1/4"

TE-10100.00 TE-11254.00

13-1/2"

7-3/8"

TE-11257.00 TE-10377.00

5"

13-1/2"

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10"

11-1/2"

14"

4-1/4"