User manual APPLIED ENERGY IDH1-8 INSTALLATION

[. . . ] The high speed setting is a boost position for the extract of cooking smells or moisture-laden air, when this is in use it is advisable to open window vents or a window to provide replacement air. The middle position would be the normal running position in a house with the low speed position as a background position if the house is not fully occupied. In a smaller dwelling or flat the low speed position could be the normal running position with the middle position as a boost. The fan is designed to run continuously 24 hours a day. [. . . ] Reassembly Place the ventilator unit in the correct position and click the cover back in place. Wiring Instructions · This appliance is intended for connection to fixed wiring · Check that the electrical rating shown on the fan matches the mains supply. · WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED · All installations must be supervised by a qualified electrician. · Installations and wiring must conform to current IEE Regulations (UK), local or appropriate regulations (other countries). · A means for disconnection must be incorporated in the fixed wiring in accordance with the wiring rules 1. Switch off the mains electrical supply and remove all fuses before commencing wiring. Wire the fan as shown below Connect the cable from the isolating switch to the electrical supply wiring. Refit fuse before turning on the electricity supply Remote control ­ RF ­ Radio Frequency (868, 3MHz) OPERATION: The RF system (Radio Frequency) is an installation technique that does not use any wiring between the control point(s) and the receiver. This technique is known as "remote control". Transmission is via radio waves which makes the system ideally suited for use in specific applications such as renovation of interiors, extensions; in existing electrical installations where drilling or channeling work is excluded, offices with movable walls etc, or to avoid the use of complex cabling configurations. It is a modular system consisting of one or more emitters and one or more receivers. The emitters take the form of a wall-mount switch. · The receiver's memory is now completely erased. This is acknowledged by a long light signal (4sec. ). · End RESET by briefly (< 1. 6 sec) pressing the flush key. The programming is not lost in the event of a prolonged power failure. SELECTIVE ERASE · Press the flush key on the receiver (> 1. 6 sec). · A light signal starts flashing (flashing LED) · Press 1 of the control buttons of the emitter that you want to erase · The emitter is erased from the memory, which is acknowledged by a long light signal (4sec. ) · End RESET by briefly (<1. 6 sec) pressing the flush key again. IN CASE OF MALFUNCTIONS: New installation: · Check that the protection between the battery and the contacts has been removed in the emitter. · Check the battery and the contacts for proper permanent contact. · Reset and program or reprogram the receiver. The receiver is now in programming mode: there is a flashing light signal and the load is activated; it not, the receiver is defective. Program the emitters with the receiver and end the programming. [. . . ] · Never mount emitters and/or receivers on (or near) the ground. · Best results are obtained when mounting the receivers as closely to the emitters as possible. · The presence of metal or moisture in the walls may adversely affect the emitter range. MOUNTING Test the emitter before mounting! [. . . ]