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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

(only intended for qualii ed personnel)

Disconnect the equipment from electrical mains power supply before carry-

ing out any operations on the hood.

Ensure that the wires inside the hood are not disconnected or cut:

in the event of damage, contact your nearest Servicing Department.

Refer to qualii ed personnel for electrical connections.

Connection must be carried out in compliance with the provisions of law in force.

Before connecting the hood to the electrical mains power supply, check that:
•  voltage supply corresponds with what is reported on the data plate located inside the 

hood;

•  the electrical system is compliant and can withstand the load (see the technical specii -

cations located inside the hood);

•  the power supply plug and cable do not come into contact with temperatures exceed-

ing 70 °C;

•  the power supply system is ef ectively and properly connected to earth in compliance 

with regulations in force;

•  the socket used to connect the hood is within reach.

In case of:
•  devices i tted with cables without a plug: the type of plug to use is a ''standardised'' one. 

The wires must be connected as follows: yellow-green for earthing, blue for neutral and 
brown for the phase. The plug must be connected to an adequate safety socket.

•  i xed equipment not provided with a power supply cable and plug, or any other device 

that ensures disconnection from the electrical mains, with an opening gap of the con-
tacts that enables total disconnection in overvoltage category III conditions.
Said disconnection devices must be provided in the mains power supply in compliance 
with installation regulations.

The yellow/green earth cable must not be cut of  by the switch.
The Manufacturer declines all responsibility for failure to comply with the safety regulations.

FUMES DISCHARGE

EXTERNAL EXHAUST HOOD (SUCTION)

In this version the fumes and vapours are discharged outside through 
the exhaust pipe.
To this end, the hood outlet i tting must be connected via a pipe, to an 
external output.

The outlet pipe must have:
•  a diameter not less than that of the hood i tting.
•  a slight slope downwards (drop) in the horizontal sections to prevent condensation from 

l owing back into the motor.

•  the minimum required number of bends.

•  the minimum required length to avoid vibrations and reduce the suction performance of 

the hood.
You are required to insulate the pipes if it passes through cold environments.
In the presence of motors with 800m

3

/h or higher, a check valve is present to prevent

external air l owing back.

Deviation for Germany:
when the kitchen hood is used at the same time as appliances that are powered by energy other 
than electricity, the negative pressure in the room must not exceed 4 Pa (4 x 10-5 bar).

HOOD WITH INTERNAL RECIRCULATION (FILTERING)

In this model, the air passes through an optional i lter unit in the ceiling 
to be purii ed and recycled in the environment.

In this version the check valve must not be assembled: remove it if it is on the air 
outlet i tting of the motor.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

only intended for qualii ed personnel

The hood can be installed in various coni gurations.

The generic assembly steps apply to all installations; for each case, follow 

the specii c steps provided for the required installation.

OPERATION

WHEN TO TURN ON THE HOOD?

Switch on the hood at least one minute before starting to cook to direct fumes and vapours 
towards the suction surface.
After cooking, leave the hood operating until complete extraction of all vapours and odours. 
By means of the Timer function, it is possible to set auto switch-of  function which will allow 
the hood to turn of  automatically after 15 minutes of operation.

WHICH SPEED IS TO BE SELECTED?

1st speed:

 maintains the circulation of clean air with low electricity consumption.

2nd speed:

 normal conditions of use.

3rd speed:

 presence of strong odours and vapours.

4th speed:

 rapid disposal of odours and vapours.

WHEN SHOULD THE FILTERS BE WASHED OR REPLACED?

The metal i lters must be cleaned every 30 hours of operation. 
For further details see the 

“MAINTENANCE” 

chap.

ELECTRONIC PUSHBUTTON PANEL

Motor ON/OFF

Upon start-up, the speed is that stored at the previous operation.

Increase speed from 1 to 4

Speed 4 is only active for a few min-
utes, then speed 3 activates.

The speeds are indicated by the LEDs 
on the keys:

 

Speed 1

 Speed 2

 Speed 3

 Speed 4 

("+" LED l ashing)

Reduce speed from 4 to 1

Light on/of 

TIMER

 (

red LED l ashing)

Auto switch-of  after 15 min.
The function deactivates (red LED of  ) if:
- The TIMER key (

) is pressed again.

- The ON/OFF key (

) is pressed.

 USING THE RADIO CONTROL

WARNINGS!:

Place  the  hood  away  from  sources  of  electromagnetic  waves  (e.g.  micro-

wave ovens), which could interfere with the radio control and with the hood 

electronics. The maximum operating distance is 5 metres, that may vary according to 

the presence of electromagnetic interferences. 

Radio control operated at 433.92MHz.

The radio control consists of two parts:

- the receiver built into the hood;

- the transmitter shown here in the i gure.

DESCRIPTION OF TRANSMITTING COMMANDS

UP

Motor switch-on and speed increase from 1 
to 4. Speed 4 is only active for a few minutes.

DOWN

Speed decrease and motor switch-of .

Light ON-OFF

TIMER ON: 

The motor automatically switch-

es of  after 15 min.
The function is automatically disabled if the 

motor is switched of  (

 key)

Command transmission active

Light on/of 

Light ON-OFF

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NO FUNCTION

)

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NO FUNCTION

)

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NO FUNCTION

)

Summary of Contents for nube

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION MANUAL falmecau com Nube...

Page 2: ...REVIEW YOUR NEW ITEM TO ENSURE THAT IT HASN T BEEN DAMAGED IN TRANSIT OR IS MISSING ANY COMPONENTS FAILURE TO REPORT ANY ISSUE WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RECEIPT OF YOUR ITEM MAY RESULT IN ADDITIONAL CHARGES...

Page 3: ...2 HOLE SIZES 540 973 925 492 370 556 128 min 10 max 25 341 239 275 95 275 150 940 505 NUBE 32 KG INSTALLATION WITH MOTOR ON THE HOOD...

Page 4: ...3 HOLE SIZES 940 505 128 472 216 min 10 max 25 246 193 144 370 925 492 973 540 95 86 556 NUBE 31 KG INSTALLATION WITH SLIM MOTOR...

Page 5: ...4 HOLE SIZES 940 505 540 973 925 492 370 556 128 min 10 max 25 275 275 86 216 193 95 144 NUBE 24 KG INSTALLATION WITH CONVEYOR KIT AND REMOTE MOTOR...

Page 6: ...5 HOLE SIZES 940 505 973 492 925 128 540 min 10 max 25 95 150 130 NUBE 22 KG INSTALLATION WITH REMOTE MOTOR...

Page 7: ...6 Max 1500 mm 9 mm MEASUREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION...

Page 8: ...C O N T R O S O F F I T T O 2 m i n 6 0 m m min 60 mm 1 F A L S E C E I L I N G C O N T R O S O F F I T T O G 3 4 double adhesive 2 1 H H x 1 2 Cutting the plasterboard 1 inserting the supporting fram...

Page 9: ...8 X Y X 1 2 Y 4 3 9 mm 3 Fixing the mandatory safety chains to the ceiling PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS...

Page 10: ...9 1 4 2 3 2 1 4 5 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS Open the panel 4 and remove the filters 5...

Page 11: ...10 INLET 1 2 3 Remove the flange from the hood 1 and the motor 2 If the air outlet is upward see 3 For other directions see 4 and 5 MOTOR ON HOOD INSTALLATION...

Page 12: ...11 5 4 AIR 180 3 4 90 5 x 8 6 x 8 2 1 OUTLET Side movement of the air exhaust MOTOR ON HOOD INSTALLATION...

Page 13: ...12 120 mm x8 x4 1 3 1 2 3 6 Fixing the motor support brackets 6 MOTOR ON HOOD INSTALLATION...

Page 14: ...13 7 1 2 8 MOTOR ON HOOD INSTALLATION Fitting the non return valve 7 Positioning the motor on the support frame 8...

Page 15: ...14 15 950 m3 h 1100 m3 h 150mm 1 2 3 9 Fitting the suction pipe and electrical connection 9 MOTOR ON HOOD INSTALLATION...

Page 16: ...15 2 1 1 2 Remove the flange from the hood 1 detach the pre cut elements and position the SLIM motor bracket 2 SLIM MOTOR INSTALLATION...

Page 17: ...16 A I R 145 5 S L I M L M 2 1 3 V 1 x8 4 V2 x4 3 Fixing the motor support brackets 3 SLIM MOTOR INSTALLATION...

Page 18: ...17 1 2 L M H G SLIM 217mm 87mm 800 m3 h 1 2 3 4 5 Positioning the motor on the support frame 4 Fitting the suction pipe and electrical connection 5 SLIM MOTOR INSTALLATION...

Page 19: ...18 120 mm AIR AIR 3 4 2 2 V2 x4 V1 x8 120 mm 3 V1 x8 4 V2 x4 2 1 Remove the flange from the hood 1 Fixing the brackets onto the rectangular connection 2 INSTALLATION WITH CONVEYOR KIT AND REMOTE MOTOR...

Page 20: ...19 1 2 L CT M H G 3 1 217mm 87mm CUE 2 4 Positioning the rectangular connection on the support frame 3 Fitting the suction pipe 4 INSTALLATION WITH CONVEYOR KIT AND REMOTE MOTOR...

Page 21: ...20 1 2 150m m 200 mm KACL 396 N O V A L V E O P T I O N A L 1 2 Fitting the non return valve 1 INSTALLATION WITH REMOTE MOTOR...

Page 22: ...21 F 1 2 REMOTE MOTOR REMOTE EXTERNAL MOTOR 3 Fixing the suction pipe 3 INSTALLATION WITH REMOTE MOTOR...

Page 23: ...22 x2 2 1 CM 1 Final operations Passing the chains through passing the control cable through FINAL OPERATIONS...

Page 24: ...23 Closing the holding brackets V 3 O K Disassembly 2 1 2 FINAL OPERATIONS...

Page 25: ...24 C M C E 1 V4 2 V5 x 4 V6 x4 V5 x8 V5 x8 4 3 Fixing the motor or rectangular connection 3 electrical connection and tensioning the safety chains 4 FINAL OPERATIONS...

Page 26: ...25 3 1 2 Repositioning filters and piston and closing the hood 5 FINAL OPERATIONS...

Page 27: ...he safety warnings indicated in this booklet It is imperative that this instructions booklet is kept together with the equipment for any future consultation If the equipment is sold or transferred to...

Page 28: ...that are powered by energy other than electricity the negative pressure in the room must not exceed 4 Pa 4 x 10 5 bar HOOD WITH INTERNAL RECIRCULATION FILTERING In this model the air passes through an...

Page 29: ...tions CLEANING OF INTERNAL SURFACES Do not clean electrical parts or parts related to the motor inside the hood with liquids or solvents For the internal metal parts see the previous paragraph METAL A...

Page 30: ...ct by building materials of any kind will be required to be removed and reinstalled by the customer 10 PR Kitchens Washrooms has a service network in all metropolitan areas and most regional areas Whe...

Page 31: ...30 NOTE NOTES...

Page 32: ...o Treviso Italy falmec com Australia PR Kitchen Washroom Systems 83 Bangholme Rd Dandenong South VIC 3175 Australia 61 3 9700 9100 info prks com au New Zealand PR Kitchen Washroom Systems NZ P O Box 5...

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