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HIT

 Inst Issue 14: 18.10.17

4.4    A minimum of 1 metre of duct at least the same diameter as the fan spigots diameter  

 

 

  is to be fitted to the fan inlet and discharge spigots. Fans can be pushed directly into the   

 

  duct and fastened. Make sure the ducting system is not deformed or twisted. For    

 

 

  mounting, we recommend using cushioned fast clamps to reduce noise transmission into  

 

  the ducting system. This requires a tool for fixing.

4.5    Minimum 150mm clearance between the fan and the surrounding structure should be    
 

  reserved. See dimensional data section 7.

4.6    Each HIT unit comes pre-fitted with an M20 cable gland, tightened to the terminal  

 

 

  box to 50N force. Suitable for receiving a HO5VV-F 3 x 0.5-1.5mm² cable between 

 

 

  7mm minimum diameter and 10mm maximum diameter. Strip the cable outer sheath 

 

 

  exposing the individual cable cores. Leaving sufficient space for the cables to be 

 

  separated and fixed into the terminal strip connections. Strip each individual core back    

 

  10mm, exposing the cable.

 

  Ensure the dome cap is tightened enough that the cable is securely clamped and cannot  

   move.

 

Tool requirments (not supplied)

 

  24mm Spanner

 

  Terminal screw driver

4.7    If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent   
 

  or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid hazards.

4.8    Check the details on the motor rating plate to ensure that the correct power supply  

 

 

  (voltage, frequency and phase) is available. An incorrect power supply will lead to   

 

 

  permanent damage  to the fan motor.

5.     Start-up

5.1     Before power is supplied to the unit, check that the wiring is correct as per the fan  

 

 

  connection diagram.

5.2    At initial start-up, check that impeller rotation and airflow direction is correct.
5.3    Check that the motor amperage draw does not exceed the nameplate rating.

Strip the cable

Earth cable must 

be 10mm longer

Loosen the 

dome cap

Push cable 

through the gland 

Cable must not be taut

Inside the terminal box 

Tighten the dome cap

Summary of Contents for Hydor HIT Series

Page 1: ... 5 Any declarations made by Hydor about product installation and safety are dependent on the fan equipment being used within installations which themselves meet the requirements of the relevant Standards and Directives of your region 2 6 The fan is designed for use in up to 95 relative humidity The fan is not suitable for corrosive or explosive atmospheres 2 7 The installer should provide easy acc...

Page 2: ...e with these instructions and current statutory requirements The installation and initial adjustments should be carried out by a qualified and competent technician Hydor Limited should be consulted before substituting or fitting parts from another manufacturer It is the responsibility of the installer to verify that the installation is in accordance with the following standards and the owner is gi...

Page 3: ...nd HIT315 Screw bracket side to fan using self tapping screws a Bolt the bracket support spacer using the button head screws Mounting bracket set supplied HIT200 HIT250 and HIT315 2 off bracket sides 1 off bracket support spacer Fixings set supplied a 4 off M4x8mm Phillips hexagon with pad flange head self tapping screws b 4 off M4x15mm button head screws c 4 off M4 hexagon nuts d 4 off flat washe...

Page 4: ... separated and fixed into the terminal strip connections Strip each individual core back 10mm exposing the cable Ensure the dome cap is tightened enough that the cable is securely clamped and cannot move Tool requirments not supplied 24mm Spanner Terminal screw driver 4 7 If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order...

Page 5: ...es Article No Code Supply FL Amps Watts r min 007580 HIT100 220 240V 1Ph 50 60Hz 0 14 0 13 26 25 2725 3150 007578 HIT125 220 240V 1Ph 50 60Hz 0 14 0 12 26 25 2690 3200 HIT150 HIT150 220 240V 1Ph 50 60Hz 0 28 0 36 65 84 2595 2858 007414 HIT160 220 240V 1Ph 50 60Hz 0 24 0 30 55 70 2700 3100 007133 HIT200 220 240V 1Ph 50 60Hz 0 46 0 60 105 130 2565 2900 007667 HIT250 220 240V 1Ph 50 60Hz 0 48 0 57 10...

Page 6: ...00 315 O5 E C A DIA B D DIA F G 45 25 25 Product Code A B C D E F G Weight kg HIT100 98 204 130 237 284 270 47 3 7 HIT125 123 202 130 237 284 270 47 3 7 HIT150 148 195 165 278 326 312 47 3 6 HIT160 158 195 165 278 326 312 47 3 6 HIT200 198 242 190 333 392 372 100 5 5 HIT250 248 210 190 333 392 372 100 5 3 HIT315 313 280 227 400 460 440 100 8 8 150 150 150 ...

Page 7: ...hed spur unit 240V 1Ph 50 Hz SUPPLY 220V 1Ph 60 Hz SUPPLY GREEN YELLOW BROWN RED BLUE YELLOW WHITE E L3 LOW L2 MED L1 HIGH WHITE WHITE CAP BLACK FAN WHITE WHITE CAP YELLOW WHITE BLACK BLUE RED BROWN L L3 L2 L1 N E L E N Switched spur unit 220 240 1Ph 50 60Hz SUPPLY 220 240 1Ph 50 60Hz SUPPLY 8 Wiring 8 1 HIT 100 125 8 2 HIT 150 315 ...

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