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CLEANING

CLEANING

STEP 1

Remove the motor box from the mounting

flange. Please refer to steps 1 and 2 on

page 9 for more information on proper

motor box removal.

STEP 2

Use a damp cloth to clean the dust and dirt

off the impellar and fan blades. Remove the

wind circle that’s between the motor box and

input flange for cleaning.

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Summary of Contents for AI-CLT4

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Page 3: ...lity and friendly customer service If you have any questions or suggestions please don t hesitate to contact us Visit www acinfinity com and click contact for our contact information WELCOME EMAIL support acinfinity com WEB www acinfinity com LOCATION Los Angeles CA 3 ...

Page 4: ...MANUAL CODE CL1610X1 4 UPC A 854759004785 854759004792 PRODUCT CLOUDLINE T4 CLOUDLINE T6 MODEL AI CLT4 AI CLT6 ...

Page 5: ...EX Manual Index Key Features Product Contents Installation Powering and Setup Cleaning Controller Programming Other AC Infinity Products Warranty Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 9 Page 14 Page 17 Page 19 Page 25 Page 26 ...

Page 6: ...SIGN Hydro mechanical stator blades enables air flow to travel farther even in high static pressure environments SMART CONTROLLER LCD display enables temp monitoring thermal control speed control alarms and SMART energy mode THERMAL PROBE The corded sensor probe con structed of stainless steel en sures an accurate temperature reading DUAL BALL BEARINGS Motor contains ball bearings rated at 67 000 ...

Page 7: ... CLT6 AC INFINITY THERMAL CONTROLLER x1 THERMAL PROBE x1 CONTROLLER PLASTIC STENCIL x1 CONTROLLER SCREW SET x4 WOOD SCREW x6 DUCT TUBE CLAMPS x2 DUCT FAN SYSTEM x1 POWER ADAPTER x1 DUCT FAN SCREW SET x4 DUCT FAN Wall Anchor x4 WIRE TIE x6 CABLE TIE MOUNT x6 ...

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Page 9: ...w the clamps If your model has built in plastic clamps pull on the buckle to release it STEP 2 After loosening the fixing clamps carefully remove the motor box from the intake and exhaust mounting flanges Also remove the wind circle found between the motor box and intake flange INSTALLATION ...

Page 10: ...ng flanges to position where you wish the mount the duct fan Use a pen or pencil to mark the four mounting holes STEP 4 Double check to make sure the location is structurally sound and free from obstructions Use a power drill to drill the four mounting holes ...

Page 11: ... use a hammer to secure them through the holes STEP 6 Position the mounting flanges and align the mounting holes with the wall anchors Use a screw driver or drill to secure the four wood screws through the mounting frame and into the wall anchors Please make sure the airflow direction marking is aligned with your intended direction ...

Page 12: ...to the input and exhaust flanges Also remember to position the wind circle back to the flange Do not tighten the screws yet STEP 8 Secure the motor box back onto mounting flanges Please make sure the airflow direction marking on the motor box matches the marking on the exhaust flange ...

Page 13: ...llips screw driver and pliers If your model has plastic clamps push the buckle back down to tighten STEP 10 If using a duct tube position it to fully cover the hole of the exhaust or intake flange Secure the fan included duct tube clamp over it and tighten with a flathead screw driver ...

Page 14: ...ug it into the back side of thermal controller under FANS STEP 2 Remember that cord length can be organized using the tie mount wood screw and wire tie included with your product You can secure the tie mount onto a surface using the wood screw Then wrap the wire tie around the powercord into the tie mount AC INFINITY ...

Page 15: ...e and plug it into the backside of the thermal controller under SENSOR STEP 4 Secure the thermal probe head next your electrontics preferably near the hottest device You can use the wire tie to secure the probe onto a rack rail or the cable tie mount to a surface AC INFINITY ...

Page 16: ... adapter into the backside of the thermal controller under POWER STEP 6 Lastly plug the power adaper into an AC power outlet The adapter is rated at 100 to 240V AC 50 60 Hz and a plug adapter can be attached to make it compatible to various outlet types AC INFINITY ...

Page 17: ...ing flange Please refer to steps 1 and 2 on page 9 for more information on proper motor box removal STEP 2 Use a damp cloth to clean the dust and dirt off the impellar and fan blades Remove the wind circle that s between the motor box and input flange for cleaning ...

Page 18: ...tator blades on the opposite side Remember to clean the area inside the output and exhaust flanges STEP 4 Lastly secure the motor box back onto the mounting flanges Please refer to steps 7 through 9 on page 12 and 13 for more information on securing the motor box ...

Page 19: ...ees to Fahrenheit or Celsius 4 SETTING TEMP Shows the temperature you set the fans to trigger in AUTO and SMART Mode 5 ALARM TEMP Shows the temperature that you set the fan s alarm system to trigger 6 PROBE TEMP Actively shows current temperature that the probe is measuring 7 FAN SPEED Shows what speed the fans are currently running at Six speeds are available 8 BRIGHTNESS Shows the brightness of ...

Page 20: ...s mode will change the speed of the fan Whichever speed is designated in this mode will also be the speed used in AUTO Mode and the max speed of the fans in SMART Mode AUTO MODE This is the thermostat setting where the fans will start running when the PROBE temperature reaches or surpasses the SETTING temperature The SETTING temperature can be designated by pressing the up and down buttons while i...

Page 21: ...TTING temperature can be designated by pressing the up and down triangle buttons while in this mode For every 4 F increment that the PROBE temperature is below the SETTING temperature the speed of the fans will decrease by one level This increment can be changed to 2 F please see page 23 for more information The fan speed you designated in ON Mode will also be the max speed the fan s can reach Thi...

Page 22: ...as been set When the alarm is triggered the fan will run at max speed regardless of mode and will make an audible beep every three seconds This will keep occurring until the temperature drops below the ALARM temp or if any buttons are pressed The alarm can be disabled by pressing the UP DOWN button until the ALARM temp says OF FAHRENHEIT OR CELSIUS The temperatures displayed can be set to Fahrenhe...

Page 23: ...lsius that the PROBE temperature is below the SETTING temperature To change this buffer or increment setting to 2 Fahrenheit or 1 Celsius hold the MODE button and DOWN button together for three seconds To change back to 4 Fahrenheit or 2 Celsius hold the MODE button and UP button together for three seconds CONTROLLER LOCK Holding the MODE button for three or more seconds will lock the controller T...

Page 24: ...lert you that a particular function is being triggered DISPLAY LOCK ALERT This icon is not visible when the controller is unlocked The icon will flash when any buttons are pressed while the controller is locked Please see page 23 for more information on locking the display ALARM ALERT The alarm alert icon will flash when the probe temperature reaches or exceeds the alarm temperature you have set P...

Page 25: ...M S6 AIRCOM S7 AIRCOM S8 AIRCOM S9 AIRCOM T8 AIRCOM T9 MODEL AI ACS6 AI ACS7 AI ACS8 AI ACS9 AI ACT8 AI ACT9 DIMENSIONS 4 6 x 4 6 x 1 3 in 6 3 x 6 3 x 1 3 in 8 4 x 4 4 x 1 3 in 11 7 x 6 1 x 1 3 in 17 5 x 6 1 x 1 3 in PRODUCT AIRPLATE S1 AIRPLATE S3 AIRPLATE S5 AIRPLATE S7 AIRPLATE S9 MODEL AI CFS80BA AI CFS120BA AI CFD80BA AI CFD120BA AI APS9 AIRPLATE SERIES The AIRPLATE series is designed to cool...

Page 26: ...ing that period AC Infinity will replace your product with a new one or issue you a full refund The warranty program does not cover abuse or misuse This includes physical damage submersion of the product in water incorrect Installation such as wrong voltage input and misuse for any reason other than intended purposes AC Infinity is not responsible for consequential loss or incidental damages of an...

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