6.1 Ceiling fan
Your ceiling fan should be installed by someone with an understanding of
electrical cabling.
• Disconnect the power.
• Remove the packaging materials.
• Screw the three turbines to the motor casing securely with nuts and
rings each; the connection bracket should face the ceiling (see
diagram).
• Secure the plate with the suspension hook to the ceiling, directly
next to the electrical connection point.
- Decide which screws (and plugs or bolts) are required for your
base material. The materials which are enclosed are suitable for
wood. If you have another base and you are not sure, ask for advice
regarding which materials are required!
- Mark the right location for the screws. If necessary, drill holes and
use plugs/key bolts.
- Screw the plate (suspension hook downwards) into place securely.
Use a at ring and a spring washer between the screw and
plate for extra rigidity. Make sure no wires are trapped
between the ceiling and the plate!
• Slide the upper protective cap on the fan downwards and
hang the fan on the suspension hook using the pulley. Make
sure that no wires become trapped between hook and
pulley! Check to make sure that everything is secure.
• Connect the wires from the connection point to the corresponding
wires in the connector:
Brown = L (phase),
Blue = N (neutral),
green/yellow = earth.
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5.0 Description
The Ecofan P120 is intended to provide a refreshing ow of air in the relevant room. It has been designed
to be connected to an electrical point in the ceiling. It is operated using a special, wall-mounted operating
unit that is connected to the connection point in the ceiling.
This wall-mounted contact unit enables the fan to be set to 3 different settings (LOW – MED - HI) and
switched off (OFF).
6.0 Installation
Before beginning to install the fan and/or the operating unit, the electrical installation must be adequately
prepared.
Choose the location on the ceiling where you would like to hang the fan. At this location, there must be
an electrical connection point (220-240V / 50HZ) with the correct cabling that is connected to the wall-
mounted unit in order to operate the fan. This connection point must only be installed by an approved
electrician. The ceiling must also be:
- At least 266cm above the oor.
- Made of material that is suitable and sturdy enough to bear the fan
(also during use), i.e. concrete, wooden beams or similar but not
plaster, soft boards, scrap etc. able to bear at least 100kg.
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