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incorporating a switch in the fixed wiring that meets electri-
cal installation standards.
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INSTALLATION:
Before starting the installation, check that the propeller is not deformed or damaged, that it can turn
freely, and that no foreign body is lodged inside the outer casing. "
The appliance shall be installed according to the attached graphic documentation. It may be installed
on the wall or ceiling, with direct exhaust to an individual exhaust duct (see fig. 1A)
To install, make a circular hole with a diameter corresponding to the model (100 mm, 120 mm, or 150
mm) in the wall or ceiling where the appliance will be installed, together with the holes for fixing it
See Fig 2).
Remove the cover as shown in fig. 1B
Run the power supply cables through the "PC" part and the conduit in the appliance (see fig. 3A).
Connect according to section "ELECTRICAL CONNECTION"
If the assembly is done with an individual exhaust tube, place the tube (D) in the hole prepared for
air exhaust.
Whether the assembly is done with an individual exhaust tube or with a direct outlet, air grilles must
be installed that comply with national safety requirements for preventing access to the fan blades
(see fig. 1A)
Make sure that there is no obstacle blocking the flow of air.
Attach the base of the casing using the plugs and screws supplied by the manufacturer.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION:
Make sure that the voltage (V) and frequency (Hz) of the power supply correspond to the values in-
dicated on the nameplate.
The appliance must be permanently connected with fixed installation wiring, fitted in the
wall and entering the appliance through the rear side.
(Cable rigid or stiff-tipped 2 or 3 wires, with a minimum cross-section of 1 mm
mm ).
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No earthing connection is required, given that this is a doubly-insulated appliance. (Class II).
The power supply cable must be placed so that no liquid or vapour can enter the appliance along it. If
this were not possible, the cable entry should be sealed additionally, e.g. with silicone. Otherwise, the
indicated IP rating would not be maintained.
Available versions:
STANDARD: STANDARD fan. Does not require setting
TIMER: Fan with TIMER control. Adjustable timer from 3' to 15' .
TIMER-HYGRO: Fan with TIMER-HYGRO control. Activation by humidity control between 40% and 95%.
Adjustable timer from 0' to 15' .
Designed for continuous general ventilation of humid rooms (bathrooms, kitchens, washing rooms
and toilets).
E 100 GST: Fan equipped with Timer and Presence Sensor. Timer adjustable between 0' and 15' . Pre-
sence detection range of up to 3-4 m.
E 100 GTL: Fan equipped with Timer and Ambient Light. Timer adjustable between 0' and 15' . Light
adjustment between off and maximum intensity.
For the electrical connection, follow the connection diagram according to the model that is to be
connected (see fig. 3A-3B).
In the event that this appliance is not used, it is recommended that you disconnect it from the mains
electricity supply.
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SETTINGS AND OPERATION:
Perform the necessary settings according to the model installed.
TIMER (see fig. 4B)
To set the timer, turn the "TIMER" pin clockwise to increase the time (3'- 15').
The extractor fan will start, activated by the switch. When the switch is deactivated, the fan continues
working for the set time and then turns off.
TIMER-HYGRO (see fig. 4A)
When power is applied for the first time, the fan goes into test mode for a few seconds, and during that
time the displays show the factory-set Timer - Hygro values.
To adjust the timer, turn the "TIMER" pin until the desired value appears on the display (0'-15').
To adjust the level of humidity, turn the "HYGRO" pin until the desired value appears on the display
(40% - 95%).
The GTH model permits the continuous ventilation (for 24 hours) of damp rooms through the ACTIVA-
TION of S1 switch (S1: ON).
When the level of humidity is higher than the set level, the Hygro function is activated and the fan will
operate at maximum speed.
Once the level of humidity falls below the set value, the device will continue to operate at maximum
speed for the period of time set in the Timer function, and will eventually stop if S1=OFF or continue
to operate at low speed if S1=ON.
and maximum of 1.5
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Maximum and slow speeds are factory settings.
The extractor fan will also start, at maximum speed, if activated by the light switch in the room. When
the light switch in the room is turned off, the fan will continue to work at maximum speed for the
period of time set in the Timer function, and will eventually stop if S1=OFF or continue to operate at
low speed if S1=ON.
PIR SENSOR (see figure 4D)
To regulate the timer, rotate the "TIMER" control knob clockwise to increase the time setting (0' - 15').
When the extractor connects to the mains, the presence sensor is precharged for one minute. The
extractor then remains on stand-by ready for normal operation.
The extractor starts up when the Presence Detector is activated. If the sensor does not detect any
movement, the extractor will remain in operation for the length of time selected in the Timer setting
and will eventually stop, returning to stand-by.