The provided manual describes the Click 250mm Ventilating Ducted Exhaust Fan, a product designed for indoor use, specifically for installation in flat ceilings. This exhaust fan is intended to improve air quality and ventilation in rooms by extracting air.
Function Description:
The Click exhaust fan is a ventilating ducted exhaust fan that removes air from a room. It operates by drawing air through its grille openings and expelling it through a ducting tube to an external outlet. This process helps to reduce humidity, odors, and other airborne pollutants, making it suitable for bathrooms and similar spaces. For efficient operation, the room must allow replacement air to enter, typically through a vent in a door or an open window. The unit is designed for permanent installation and requires connection to the main power supply by a licensed electrician.
Important Technical Specifications:
The manual provides specifications for several models, including CSEF200S, CSEF250RW, and CSEF250W, as well as CSEF200RW, CSEF200RS, CSEF250S, and CSEF250RS.
- Voltage: All models operate on 220-240V AC or 220-250V AC.
- Rated Power:
- CSEF200S (200mm) has a rated power of 27W.
- CSEF250W, CSEF250RW have a rated power of 30W.
- Air Flow:
- CSEF200S (200mm) provides an air flow of 270 m³/h.
- CSEF250W, CSEF250RW provide an air flow of 320 m³/h.
- Dimensions (Model CSEF200W, CSEF200S, CSEF200RW, CSEF200RS):
- A: 265mm
- B: 195mm
- C: 270mm
- D: 270mm
- Cut-out diameter: 240mm
- Duct diameter: 120mm
- Dimensions (Model CSEF250W, CSEF250S, CSEF250RW, CSEF250RS):
- A: 320mm
- B: 195mm
- C: 325mm
- D: 325mm
- Cut-out diameter: 290mm
- Duct diameter: 165mm
- Minimum Clearance Distance "D" (Objects above exhaust fan): 250mm for all listed SKUs (200265, 200267, 200266, 200268).
- Power Cable Rating: Minimum 10A load.
- Disconnection Switch: Must have an all-pole disconnection switch with a contact separation of at least 3mm in each pole, or a plug.
Usage Features:
- Indoor Use Only: The unit is strictly designed for indoor applications.
- Ceiling Installation: Specifically designed for installation in flat ceilings; not suitable for slanted, sloping ceilings, or vertical walls.
- Safety Clearances:
- Must be installed at least 2.3 meters above the ground.
- Must be at least 90cm from any hotplate.
- Cannot be installed directly above shower or bath recesses or enclosures, nor in positions where water may splash onto the unit.
- Ceiling insulation or frame must not obstruct airflow.
- The power cord must not foul the fan blades.
- Ducting: Requires a ducting tube to expel air. It is crucial that the ducting is not laid together with the ducting of air-fueled water heaters or other open-fire appliances into the same flue to prevent dangerous gas leaks.
- Replacement Air: For optimal performance, replacement air must be able to enter the room.
- Professional Installation: Installation must be carried out by a licensed electrician to comply with local council building regulations and AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules. A supply socket outlet and a wall switch are required.
- Mounting: The unit is secured to the ceiling using four mounting clips that are tightened with a screwdriver. The unit should be positioned between joists and at least 250mm from the nearest wall.
Maintenance Features:
- Regular Cleaning: Dust will accumulate in the unit and requires cleaning.
- Safety First: Before any cleaning, the unit must be turned off at the switch and isolated from the power supply.
- Exterior Cleaning: The outer surface can be wiped with a damp cloth.
- Interior Cleaning: The fascia can be removed by unclipping it from the exhaust fan body. The inner surface can then be wiped with a dry cloth or cleaned with a vacuum cleaner equipped with a brush attachment.
- Ease of Access: The installation location should allow for easy access to clean the grille and blades regularly.
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