STEP 8
STEP 9
STEP 7
CAUTION
Refer to WIRING DIAGRAM
(See page 8).
Follow all local electrical safety
codes as well as the National
Electrical
Code (NEC). Using UL
approved wire
nuts, connect house
power wires to
fan heater wires.
(Fig.5)
For Live (Heat) and Neutral (Common for
Heat and Vent), AWG 14 or more must
be used when wiring.
When making wiring connections take
care to prevent excessive slack in the
wiring since a large of current is drawn
through the heater electrical wire.
Mount junction box cover carefully so
that lead wires are not pinched.
Wiring procedures and connections shall
be in accordance with the national and
local codes having jurisdiction.
Fig.5
Live (Light)
Live
(N.Light
*)
Neutral
(Common for
Light and
N.Light
*)
*
Night Light
Junction box
L
N
120 VAC
LINE IN
Switch box
Conduit
Earth ground
Earth ground
Live (Vent)
Live (Heat)
Neutral
WARNING
Wire nuts
BLACK
WHITE
BLUE
GREEN
RED
Use only on 20 ampere branch circuit.
This fan heater must be properly grounded.
(Common for Heat and Vent)
Carefully insert the fan body into the adaptor,
so that the body is all the way seated, and align
the flange of the body with the Flex-Z Fast™
bracket.
Secure fan body to Flex-Z Fast™ bracket
using 2 self-drilling screws, plug connector to
receptacle and secure fan body to adaptor with
the machine screw (M4X8). (Fig.6)
English
10
Finish ceiling work. Ceiling hole should be
aligned with the inside edge of the flange.
(Fig.7)
Fig.7
Unit: inches (mm)
16 1/4(415)
10 1/2(270)
After finishing the ceiling job, fill gap between flange
and ceiling with caulk or other sealant to prevent air
leakage.
Ceiling drywall
Fig.6
Machine screw
(M4X8)
2 Self-drilling
screws
Receptacle
Plug
connector
Secure the machine screw (M4X8)
to the suitable hole tightly without
interfering the Flex-Z Fast™ bracket
for ground continuity. Take care to
avoid crossing or stripping the threads.
WARNING
INSTALLATION
(
NEW CONSTRUCTION
)
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