HAMPTON BAY BPT12-13E User Manual

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50 CFM CEILING BATHROOM EXHAUST FAN
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Item #1001 357 397
Model #BPT12-13E

HAMPTON BAY BPT12-13E Specifications

General

Fan Type	Ceiling Fan
Light Kit Included	Yes
Remote Control Included	Yes
Reversible Motor	Yes
Light Included	Yes
Blade Span	52 inches
Number of Blades	5 Blades
Motor Speed	3-speed
Warranty	Lifetime

Summary

Safety Information

Warranty

What is Covered

Details what the manufacturer covers for defects in materials or workmanship during the warranty period.

Product Specifications

Typical Installation

Pre-Installation Procedures

Wiring Diagrams

Illustrates the electrical connections for the ventilation fan and switch.

Quick Connector Instructions

Provides step-by-step guidance on using the included wire connector.

Planning Installation

Offers advice on preparing the installation site and checking components.

Pre-Installation Tools & Contents

Tools Required

Lists the necessary tools for installing the ventilation fan.

Package Contents

Details the parts included in the product packaging.

Installation - New Construction

Attaching the Duct Connector

Connects the duct connector (C) to the fan housing (A) as shown in the diagram.

Removing the Wiring Box Housing

Removes the wiring box cover and knockout from the fan housing.

Placing the Fan Housing

Positions the fan housing next to a ceiling joist or wall stud for mounting.

Mounting the Fan Housing

Secures the fan housing to the joist using four long wood screws (D).

Installation - New Construction (Continued)

Connecting the House and Fan Wires

Connects the 120 VAC house wiring to the fan using a quick connector.

Installing the Duct

Installs and secures a circular 3 in. duct to the fan housing.

Installing the Grille

Attaches the grille (B) to the fan housing (A) by inserting mounting springs.

Installation - Existing Construction

Removing the Existing Fan

Detaches the old fan from the ceiling to prepare for the new installation.

Measuring the Ceiling Opening

Measures the existing ceiling opening to ensure it accommodates the new fan.

Enlarging the Opening (Optional)

Details how to cut a 7.60 x 7.30 in. opening if replacing an old fan.

Attaching the Duct Connector

Connects the duct connector (C) to the fan housing (A) for installation.

Installation - Existing Construction (Continued)

Removing the Fan Motor Assembly

Disassembles the fan motor from the housing and disconnects the power unit.

Removing the Wiring Box Housing

Removes the wiring box cover and knockout from the fan housing.

Connecting the House and Fan Wires

Connects the 120 VAC house wiring to the fan using a quick connector.

Installing the Duct

Installs and secures a circular 3 in. duct to the fan housing.

Installation - Existing Construction (Final Steps)

Inserting the Fan Housing

Inserts the fan housing through the ceiling hole, ensuring it is level and perpendicular.

Mounting the Fan Housing to the Joist

Mounts the fan housing to the joist using three long wood screws (D).

Reattaching the Motor Assembly

Reconnects the motor assembly to the fan housing using screws.

Installing the Grille

Attaches the grille (B) to the fan housing (A) by inserting mounting springs.

Ventilation Fan Operation

Turning the Fan On

Operates the fan by moving the wall switch to the ON position.

Turning the Fan Off

Stops the fan operation by moving the wall switch to the OFF position.

Care and Maintenance