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TITLE Part No.: INST-GENERAL

INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

&

ELECTRICAL
WIRING DIAGRAMS

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INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

Installation & Maintenance N-2/4

Warranty N-5

Wiring Diagrams N-6/9

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INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
OFF-LOADING
During off-loading inspect fans for damage. If the casings, cowls or impellers are
damaged, notify your local Fantech distributor immediately.
Fantech cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage incurred to goods during
transport, off-loading or on site.
SITE STORAGE
The fans must be stored in a clean, dry, protected and vibration-free area. The fan
impellers should be rotated daily to prevent bearing damage. Failing to follow these
instructions may void the warranty.
MAINTENANCE
Install fans and accessories to allow service access for maintenance and for the
replacement of assemblies and component parts, without disturbance of other items of
plant and building elements.
Most motors are fitted with sealed-for-life bearings which are maintenance-free. It is
recommended that fans be inspected initially at 3-monthly intervals, to clean the blades
and motor and to check for tightness of fastenings.
Where fans are used for kitchen exhaust or other applications where the air
contains high amounts of dust, residue and other contaminants, fans should be
cleaned and maintained at more frequent intervals appropriate for the application.
Motor overloads/contactors should also be inspected to ensure correct operation.
Should external lubricators be fitted, please refer to LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS
in the ‘Installation and Maintenance’ instructions included with each fan.
If the fans are belt driven, check pulley alignment and belt tension before starting the fan.
Belt tension must be checked 2 - 4 weeks after start-up.
MOTORS
All standard motors are suitable for operation in air temperatures between -20°C
and +40°C. If higher temperatures are required, contact your local Fantech supplier.
Standard motors are not suitable for handling saturated air containing water droplets
or for some corrosive fumes. For severe applications, special motors and finishes may
be required. Customers are requested to discuss these applications with our sales
engineers to ensure a fan suitable for the application is selected. Fantech will not be
held liable where a motor is install and used outside of their rated specification
or intended use."
WARNING - Failure to do so could void warranty.
ELECTRICAL
WIRING WITH VARIABLE SPEED DRIVES
Fans to be connected to Variable Speed Drives (VSD) or equivalent electronically
controlled power supply, must be wired according to the VSD wiring instructions.
This is to ensure conformance to legislated EMC requirements as well as protection
against premature product failure. The wiring will typically require EMC shielded cable
between the VSD and motor, terminated so that there is good 360° contact between
the sheath and both the EMC motor gland at one end and at the VSD at the other end.
Motors supplied by Fantech are typically not supplied with an EMC gland, and these glands
should be purchased at the same time as the supply lead to ensure the grommet fits
the cable correctly.
Not all products supplied by Fantech are suitable for VSD drives. Clarification of what
products are suitable can be found in our online catalogue at www.fantech.com.au.
The list below covers some of the products that are not suitable.
EC motor products
Single phase products.
External rotor motor products require “ALL POLE” sinusoidal filters.
EXE
(Also refer to hazardous locations)
SUPPLY
Read the fan data label to determine the number of phases and amperage drawn
by the unit. Check that the available supply is suitable.

EARTHING
All fans must be earthed in accordance with AS/NZS3000:2007 and local supply regulations.

WIRING
Wiring must be in accordance with AS/NZS3000:2007 and local supply regulations.
Wiring diagrams are provided with all fans. Wiring diagrams are shown on pages N-6/9.
PROTECTION
Fuses in the circuit should be regarded as protecting the wiring only against short circuit,
N they are not suitable for overload protection. Fuses must be able to carry starting loads
and these can be taken as a minimum of six times the running current for 25 seconds.
All three-phase motors must be provided with differential action, single-phasing protection
and overload current protection. Failure to provide single-phasing protection will void warranty.
Motors fitted with thermistor or thermostatic protection should have these wired into the
starting contactors’ control circuit to interrupt motor power supply on winding
temperature rise.
Wires marked ‘TK’ are for internal thermal contacts which can be wired directly into the
contactor controller circuit. Alternatively, thermal protection devices can be installed into
the control circuit therefore negating the need to use the ‘TK’ contacts. Failure to
connect thermal protection devices will void warranty.

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DIRECTION OF ROTATION
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n The correct rotation and direction of air flow is shown on each individual
Rot Rot Rot
Flow Flow Rotation fan. If backward-curved centrifugal fans rotate in the wrong direction, the
Air
motor may overload and the motor warranty will be void.
Flow To change the direction of rotation on three-phase motors, interchange
Backward Curved Forward Curved Multiflow Axial Flow any two supply leads. All single-phase motors will rotate in the correct
Impeller, 6-12 Blades Impeller, 30-60 Blades Impeller Impeller direction when correctly connected.
STARTING
All fans are suitable for direct-on-line starting by switch or automatically by contactor up
to and including 5.5kW. The number of starts should be limited to no more than four per
hour or, in the case of motors of less than 1kW, no more than eight starts per hour. This
would be subject to local supply regulations.
Check List
check power supply
check fan is free to rotate
check overloads are fitted
ensure ductwork is free of debris
check rotation of fan
check the motor amperage draw does not exceed nameplate rating
SAFETY
Rotating fan impellers can be a danger to personnel.
The following precautions must be taken:-
electrically isolate the fan motor prior to undertaking any work.
regularly check impeller fasteners for tightness.
where fans are accessible to personnel or directly exposed to habitable areas,
it is the responsibility of the installers to ensure that fans will have guards
which comply with the latest Australian Standard AS4024.1 safeguarding of machinery.
prior to fan start-up, ensure loose debris will not be sucked into the fan.
All ductwork should be clean.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Important Notes:
With all horizontally mounted axial fans it is preferable that the fan is installed with the
motor mounted on top of the motor plate. ie. not suspended under the motor plate.
Vertical Mounting - Consideration is needed for PowerLine and Axial Duct or
Square Plate Fans where the motor is to be vertically mounted.
Motors which are to be mounted with the shaft vertically down and the impeller
at the base of the Fan, the motor must be air stream rated or be provided with a
suitable cover (available on request) to ensure foreign bodies are prevented
from entering the motor.
Special care is needed when fitting protective covers to motors to ensure air
flow is not impeded.
To maintain IP rating, special additional measures may be required to protect
the motor against the ingress of water or foreign bodies, eg rain covers.
Please contact Fantech or motor manufacturer for further information.
For outside installations, IP66 rated conduit and fittings must be used.
To obtain rated performance, the following recommendations should be followed:-
Duct Mounted Fans - General
inlet and outlet ductwork should be free from obstructions.
duct transitions should be a maximum of 15°.
avoid sharp bends on inlet or outlet.
do not use ductwork smaller in area than the fan.
flexible duct connections should be taut.
ductwork connections should be well aligned.
inlet cones must be fitted to free inlet applications.
ensure that the fan orientation is correct for the required air flow direction.
Roof Ventilators
ensure that upstands are flat and true.
maximum angle of upstand or curb 30°
fix a sealing strip of neoprene to the top of the upstand to prevent air leakage.
fit an electrical compression gland to the roof cowl in an appropriate location
and pass the electric cable through as the roof cowl is fitted.
ensure the electric cable is not pinched prior to securing the cowl to the N
upstand.
the roof cowl should be secured with roofing screws through the side skirt
midway through the skirt.
inlet ductwork should be free from obstructions.
avoid sharp bends at the inlet.
vertical discharge axial roof units: ensure the damper flap hinge points
down the slope of the roof.

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Belt-Driven Product
pulleys must be correctly aligned.
belts must be correctly aligned and tensioned.
tension must be checked 2-4 weeks after start-up.

LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Most Fantech products are fitted with sealed-for-life pre-lubricated bearings which do
not require maintenance for the life of the fan.
Should your fan be fitted with grease nipples, the following instructions should be
followed:-

RECOMMENDED
LUBRICATION INTERVALS Working Hours
Motor Frame 48 rev/sec 24 rev/sec 16 rev/sec 12 rev/sec
160 4000 8000 12000 20000
180-200 3000 7000 12000 16000
225-250 2000 6000 10000 13000
280 1000 5000 8000 13000
315 1000 3500 8000 10000
Maximum interval 12 months.
These times are a guide only and will depend on the motor manufacturer and actual running conditions.

RECOMMENDED GREASES
Wherever possible the grease used should be identical to the original. When different
greases are mixed, even if they are both suitable for the conditions, incompatibility can
occur and result in rapid bearing failure.
In the absence of specific instructions supplied with the fan the following greases
should be used. STANDARD FANS Shell Alvania R3 or compatible lithium-based
grease suitable for 130°C continuous operation. SMOKE SPILL and high temp motors
must use the grease stated on the motor to maintain the Smoke Spill approval.

PROCEDURE
If the grease lines are not extended to the outside of the case the fan must be
electrically isolated for safety before work commences.
Clean the grease nipples with a clean cloth.
Introduce the new grease to all points while the fan is rotating until the old grease is
purged from the grease relief port normally located at the bottom of the bearing
housing. If it is required to manually rotate the impeller, the fan must be electrically
isolated to prevent accidental startup.

WARNING
INCOMPATIBLE GREASE, EXCESSIVE GREASE OR INCORRECT GREASE RELIEF
CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE MOTOR.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENT

The equipment must be installed and maintained to AS/NZS 60079.14 - Electrical
Equipment for Explosive Atmospheres, and AS/NZS 3000 - Wiring Rules.
Where fans are accessible to personnel or directly exposed to habitable
areas, it is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that fans will have
guards which comply with the current Australian Standard AS
4024.1 - Safety of Machinery.
Every hazardous fan is supplied with a copy of the Certificate of Approval
of the motor and its serial number.
Motors must be regularly cleaned to remove dust from between the cooling
fins. A build-up of dust may create a hazardous situation as a result of
spontaneous combustion. When cleaning the surface of the motor, a damp
cloth should be used to minimise the risk of electrostatic discharge.
N If a motor is controlled by a VSD, the controller MUST be installed outside
the hazardous area, and the motor thermistors connected to the VSD.
As Fantech is un-aware whether the conditions outside the fan are
hazardous, no external junction box is fitted.
It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure a suitable junction box is fitted.
Motor ventilation fan cowl must not be obstructed as doing so may cause
motor to overheat.
Where a fan or motor is to be altered or repaired, this can only be
performed by suitably qualified workshop and personnel with the appropriate
and current accreditation. Failure to do so will void all classifications and
responsibilities.

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WARRANTY
1. When supplying goods to a consumer, the following mandated statement
applies:“Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the
Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a
major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss
or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the
goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a
major failure.”
2. The benefits of this warranty are in addition to any rights and remedies
imposed by Australian State and Federal legislation that cannot be excluded.
Nothing in this warranty is to be interpreted as excluding, restricting or
modifying any State or Federal legislation applicable to the supply of goods
and services which cannot be excluded, restricted or modified.
3. Subject to the conditions and limitation below, the Company warrants products
of its manufacture to be free of defects in workmanship and/or materials at the
time of delivery to the Buyer.
4. Any part, assembly or portion thereof found to be defective within one year
from the date of commissioning or eighteen (18) months from date of shipment
from our factory, whichever is the sooner, unless expressly stated otherwise in
the Company’s Publications or Literature, will be repaired or exchanged
F.O.B factory.
5. The Company reserves the right to replace defective parts of the goods with
parts and components of similar quality, grade and composition where an
identical component is not available.
6. Goods presented for repair may be replaced by refurbished goods of the same
type rather than being repaired. Refurbished parts may be used to repair
the goods.
7. Goods or parts that have been returned for repair (except where the repair is
as a result of the Company’s failure to comply with the statutory guarantees in
the ACL) or warranty assessment are deemed to have been abandoned by the
Buyer if not collected within 30 days after the Company has notified the Buyer
in writing of the warranty assessment outcome or the completed repair.
8. The Company reserves the right to dispose or otherwise deal with an
abandoned product or part at its discretion.
9 This warranty does not apply if:
(i) the goods have not been paid for by the Buyer as per the credit
terms provided; or
(ii) the goods have not been installed in accordance with
AS NZS 3000/2000 Australian/New Zealand Wiring rules; or
(iii) the goods have been misused or neglected.
10. The Company assumes no responsibility under this warranty for the labour
costs involved in the removal of defective parts, installation of new parts or
service charges related thereto.
11. If a fault covered by this warranty occurs, the Buyer must first contact the
Company at the contact address on pages ii to v.
12. Any warranty claim must be accompanied by:
(i) proof of purchase;
(ii) written details of the alleged defect; and
(iii) appropriate documentation (such as installation and
maintenance records etc).
13. The Company shall have the option of requiring the return of the defective part N
(transportation prepaid by the Buyer) to establish the claim.
14. The Company makes no warranties or representations other than set out in this
clause 7.
15. The repair or exchange of the goods or part of the goods, is the absolute limit
of the Company’s liability under this express warranty.

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WIRING DIAGRAMS - STANDARD MOTORS

These diagrams apply to STANDARD
FRAME INDUCTION MOTORS which
3Ø WIRING DIAGRAMS 3Ø WIRING DIAGRAMS
are used in the following products:- Diagram DD1 Diagram DD3
Pgs SINGLE SPEED MOTORS TWO-SPEED MOTORS
AD/E..D/V Alpha/Beta Series D-4/6 refer to the name plate data for correct in Dahlander connection (tapped winding)
Diags. DD 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 connection High speed
L1 L2 L3 E
AD/E..S Alpha Series Supply D-13/15 For delta ( ) wired motors Red
U1 V1 W1
L1 L2 L3 E Leads
Diags. DD 4, 5, 6, 7, 10
W2 U2 V2 Black
*AL.. Centrifugal fans E-10/15 Leads
U2 V2 W2
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3
U1 V1 W1
*AP/APV.. Axial Flow fans B-50/53
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10
*APB.. Belt-driven axial fans B-50/53 Low speed
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10 L1 L2 L3 E

*APS.. Belt-driven axial fans B-50/53 For star ( ) wired motors

L1 L2 L3 E
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9
W2 U2 V2
BFA.. Bifurcated fans B-50/53 Red
U1 V1 W1
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10 U1 V1 W1
Leads

CGD/E.. GE Series D-58/59 Black

U2 V2 W2
Leads
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10
*CHD/E.. Heritage Series D-48/49 Suggested wiring arrangement
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10 L1 L2 L3 N

*CHS.. Heritage Smoke-Spill D-50/51 Diagram DD2

Diags. DD 1, 2, 3
TWO-SPEED MOTORS
CPD/E.. Compact 2000 A-16/18
with 2 separate windings (dual winding)
Diags. DD 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10
*FL..DD FlexLine Series E-3/6 High speed
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 10 L1 L2 L3 E
Red LO SPEED STAR POINT HI SPEED
U1 V1 W1 CONTACTOR CONTACTOR CONTACTOR
FP.. Compact F/Proof Series A-26/27 Leads OVERLOAD OVERLOAD

Diag. DD 8 Black
U2 V2 W2
Leads
*HC.. High Capacity Series D-60/62
RED

Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 10
RED

RED

JV.. JetVent Axial F-4/5 BLACK

M
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3
BLACK
3~
Low speed BLACK

*MMD/E.. Multiflow Series B-42/46

L1 L2 L3 E
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10
*PCD/E.. PowerLine Series B-34/36 OFF

Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10 LO HI

Red
*RDE.. New Generation Series D-16/19 Leads
U1 V1 W1 SELECTOR SWITCH
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 9, 10
Black
*RDLE.. Alpha/Beta Industrial D-7/9 Leads
U2 V2 W2
Diagram DD4
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 9, 10
Single speed only
*RDS.. New Generation Series D-16/19 Suggested wiring arrangement
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 9, 10
Codes: ..31. and ..35.
L1 L2 L3 N
L1 L2 L3 N E
RSS.. New Generation Series D-16/19
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 9 U1 - Red
V1 - Yellow
*RVE.. New Generation Series D-16/19 M
W1 - Blue/Black
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 9, 10 3~
*RVLE.. Alpha/Beta Industrial D-7/9
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 9, 10 Thermal
Contacts (TB)
SCD/E... Short Cased Series B-26/27
LO SPEED HI SPEED
CONTACTOR CONTACTOR White, if fitted
OVERLOAD OVERLOAD
Diags. DD 4, 5, 6, 7
*SQ.. SQ Series A-23/25
RED

RED

RED

Diags. DD 1, 2, 3, 9, 10
N SS.. Smoke-Spill Series D-60/62 M
BLACK

BLACK
3~
Diags. DD 1, 2, 3 BLACK

OFF

LO HI
*NOTE: Refer to the motor manufacturer’s
data on the motor for wiring diagrams on
SELECTOR SWITCH
standard frame Ex e, Ex d etc. motors.

These diagrams are current at the time of publication, check the wiring diagram supplied with the motor.

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WIRING DIAGRAMS - STANDARD MOTORS

1Ø WIRING DIAGRAMS
3Ø WIRING DIAGRAMS (Form A) 1Ø WIRING DIAGRAMS
Diagram DD5 Diagram DD6 Diagram DD8
Airflow *
TWO-SPEED MOTORS L N E
High speed delta ( ) connection Anti-Clockwise
Codes: ..40. to 63. M
Airflow
L1 L2 L3 E W2 or White 1~
Thermal
U1 or Red L N E contacts (TB)
U2 or Black M white
M
Z1
V1 or Yellow
V2 or Orange
3~ Cap. 1~
W1 or Blue
L1
Thermal
Contacts (TB) U2
S/C L2
Diagram DD9
White Z2
N U1
Low speed star ( ) connection
L N E
Codes: ..40. and upwards
White
L1 L2 L3 E
W2 or White
Z1 - Blue (AUX)
U2 - Black (MAIN)
Z2 - Yellow
U1 - Red }(COM) L1
Brown M
U2 or Black S/C L2
V2 or Orange
M Bridge L1 and L2 if speed N
Blue 1~
U1 or Red controller (S/C) is not required
V1 or Yellow
3~
W1 or Blue Note:
Thermal
This diagram suits speed controllers, VA2.0
Contacts (TB) and VA2.8 only. When using the AVA5.0, Bridge L1 and L2 if speed
White
VA5.0 and VA8.0 speed controllers, controller (S/C) is not required
use the AUX, MAIN and COM connections.

* Airflow direction base on left-hand blade installation.

For all other SINGLE-PHASE wiring

(Form B) diagrams refer to the manufacturers
data on the motor.
Diagram DD7
Airflow
*
Diagram DD10
Clockwise
NON SPEED CONTROLLED

Airflow
ROTATION
DRIVE END
W2 Link U2 V2
Thermal
L N E contacts (TB)
white
Z2 M E U1 Link V1 W1
Cap. 1~
L1
Capacitor
U2
S/C L2 Earth L1 L2
Z1 Active Neutral
N U1

Z2 - Yellow (AUX)
U2 - Black (MAIN) }
Z1 - Blue (COM)
U1 - Red
ROTATION W2 U2 V2
DRIVE END
Bridge L1 and L2 if speed Link Link
controller (S/C) is not required
E U1 V1 W1
Note:
This diagram suits speed controllers, VA2.0
and VA2.8 only. When using the AVA5.0, Capacitor
VA5.0 and VA8.0 speed controllers,
Earth L1 L2
use the AUX, MAIN and COM connections. Active Neutral

* Airflow direction base on left-hand blade installation.

NOTE: W1 and W2 is used for EMT and FASCO motors,
replace with Z1 and Z2 for CMG and Tech Top motors. N

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WIRING DIAGRAMS - EXTERNAL ROTOR MOTORS

These diagrams mainly apply to 3Ø WIRING DIAGRAMS 1Ø WIRING DIAGRAMS
EXTERNAL ROTOR MOTORS but
some standard frame induction motor
Diagram ER1 Diagram ER4
3 active wires plus Single phase
diagrams have been included for ease TWO-SPEED MOTORS
auto-reset AC motor
of presentation. Pgs High speed Orange Red Grey
thermal contacts with capacitor
L1 L2 L3 E
CD/E..D/V Gamma Series D-22/25 U2 L N E A N
W2 V2
Diags. ER 1, 2, 4, 5 Brown Blue Black
Brown

Green/Yellow

Blue or Grey
CD/E..VGL GL Gamma Series D-38/40 U1 V1 W1 Black M Cap

Diags. ER 1, 2, 4, 5 1~

Brown
Blue
CD/E..S Gamma Supply Series D-32/33
Diags. ER 1, 2, 4, 5 M Black

CF.. Compact axial fans B-3 1~

Single-phase motors Low speed Orange Red Grey

L1 L2 L3 E Codes: CE19.. to CE28..

Diag. ER 6
W2 U2 V2 + other fans as shown CE31 only
EDM.. EDM Series A-4/5 Brown Blue Black
Diags. ER 6, 7
U1 V1 W1 Diagram ER5
FSU146 Diag. ER 11 A-32 4 active wires plus manual-reset
GRE.. Sigma Series E-2 thermal contacts
Diag. ER 4 L N E
Orange
HB.. Header Box A-33 L1
Diag. ER 4 Diagram ER2 S/C L2
Blue
Black
M
HCM... HCM Series A-10/11 TWO-SPEED MOTORS N
Brown 1~
Diag. ER 4 High speed Yellow Green White

HV.. Stylvent Series A-12/13 L1 L2 L3 E Thermal

W2 U2 V2 Contacts (TB)
Diags. ER 6, 8 White
Black Blue Brown Bridge L1 and L2 if speed
HXM.. HXM Series A-15 controller (S/C) is not required
U1 V1 W1
Diag. ER 6
Codes: CE35.. and over + other fans as shown
MT.. Minitube Series B-24/25
Diags. ER 4, 6
MV..E Minivent Exhaust Series D-2/3
Diagram ER6
Diags. ER 4, 6 Low speed Yellow Green White Codes: EDM..S & ..C; HV-150AE;
L1 L2 L3 E MT132; MV112 & MV132
MV..S Minivent Supply Series D-13/15 SILDES
W2 U2 V2
Diags. ER 4, 6
Black Blue Brown L N E
PC..ER PowerLine Series B-34/36 U1 V1 W1
Diags. ER 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
M
RP.. Ring Plate Series A-8/9 1~
Diag. ER 4
VM.. VentMajor Series B-4/5
Diag. ER 6
SILDES Silent Design Series A-2/3
Diag. ER 6 Diagram ER7
EWE Ezifit Thru Wall A-30/31 1Ø WIRING DIAGRAM Codes: EDM..CT & ..CR
Diag. ER 4 Diagram ER3 L N E

L N E
White M
L1
1~
S/C L2
Brown M
N
Blue 1~

Bridge L1 and L2 if speed

Diagram ER8
controller (S/C) is not required Codes: HV-230AE & HV-300AE
Exhaust air mode. For supply air mode
bridge LA & LC do not bridge LA & LB.

N L N E

LC
LB
LA
N

These diagrams are current at the time of publication, check the wiring diagram supplied with the motor.

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WIRING DIAGRAMS - EXTERNAL ROTOR MOTORS

These diagrams apply to EXTERNAL
ROTOR MOTORS that are fitted to the
following products:-
Pgs
EIE.. Ezifit In-Wall A-28/29
Diag. ER 10
JISU.. JetVent Centrifugal F-8/9
Diag. ER 9
JIU.. JetVent Multiflow F-6/7
Diag. ER 9
JVW.. JetVent Warehouse G-4
Diag. ER 9

These diagrams are current at the time of publication, check the wiring diagram supplied with the motor.

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INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

WIRING DIAGRAMS
INSTRUCTIONS

ELECTRICAL
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Capricorn Air Conditioning Pty. Ltd. - Townsville
Email: info@fantech.com.au
Tel: (07) 4775 5222 Fax: (07) 4775 5305 ASIA DISTRIBUTORS
BRANCH OFFICES AND DISTRIBUTORS Email: sam1@capaircon.com.au Hong Kong
Victoria - Border region Northern Territory Anway Engineering Co. Ltd.
Fantech Pty. Ltd. Fantech Pty. Ltd. Tel: +852 2598 4228 Fax: +852 2802 7494
Tel: (02) 6025 1866 Fax: (02) 6025 6766 Tel: (08) 8947 0447 Fax: (08) 8984 4299
New South Wales Indonesia
Email: ftnt@fantech.com.au
Fantech Pty. Ltd. P.T. Multitek Indopanca
Tel: (02) 8811 0400 Fax: (02) 9831 3676 Western Australia Tel: +62 (21) 5366 1985 Fax: +62 (21) 5366 1986
Email: ftnsw@fantech.com.au Systemaire Pty. Ltd.
Vietnam
Tel: (08) 9209 4999 Fax: (08) 9209 4900
Uniair Distributors Pty. Ltd. - Newcastle Double Win Engineering & Trading Enterprise
Email: info@systemaire.com.au
Tel: (02) 4961 6088 Fax: (02) 4961 5066 Tel: +84(8) 3862 7870 Fax: +84(8) 3865 3943
Emai: sales@uniair.com.au Tasmania
Thailand
Major Air Pty. Ltd.
Refrigeration and Air Supplies Pty. Ltd. Optimal Products Co.Ltd.
Tel: (03) 6344 6888 Fax: (03) 6344 6555
(South Coast) - Wollongong Tel: +66(0) 2261 58013 Fax: +66(0) 2261 5804
Email: info@majorair.com.au
Tel: (02) 4226 5133 Fax: (02) 4226 5383 Singapore
Email: sales@refrigair.com.au NEW ZEALAND
Feugo Engineering Pte. Ltd.
Auckland
Airovent Pty. Ltd. - Mortdale (South Sydney) Tel: +65 6728 8083 Fax: +65 6728 8084
Fantech (NZ) Ltd. - NZ Head Office
Tel: (02) 9153 6005 Fax: (02) 9153 6005 Tel: +64 (9) 444 6266 Fax: +64 (9) 444 6200 Sri Lanka
Email: airoven@bigpond.net.au Email: info@fantech.co.nz Airflow Solutions (Pvt) Ltd.
A.C.T. Tel: +94 (11) 2 562 764 Fax: +94 (11) 2 562 768
Christchurch
Idealair Group Pty. Ltd Fantech (NZ) Ltd. India
Tel: (02) 6280 5511 Fax: (02) 6280 6953 Tel: (03) 379 8622 Fax: (03) 379 8623 Airovient Fans and System
Email: info@idealrayson.com.au Email: info@fantech.co.nz Tel: +91 (33) 3292 3946 Fax: +91 (33) 2465 8085
South Australia Wellington Bangladesh
Fantech Pty. Ltd. Fantech (NZ) Ltd. Park Technology Limited
Tel: (08) 8294 0530 Fax: (08) 8294 0541 Tel: (04) 566 0532 Fax: (04) 566 0534 Tel: +88 (2)833 1155
Email: ftsa@fantech.com.au Fax: +88 (2)833 1250
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