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WARNINGS AND MAIN SAFETY INDICATIONS
3.1
Installation instructions: general information
Fans can be installed in four different ways, in conformity with the UNI EN ISO 13349
standard:
Type A: open intake and open exit;
Type B: open intake and exit connected to duct;
Type C: intake connected to duct and open exit;
Type D:
intake and exit connected to ducts.
Generally, FVI does not and cannot know which of the above installation types will be chosen and
applied by the user, and unless otherwise specified by contract, the fan is supplied for installation
types B, C or D, according to the fan series and flow (for a complete overview of installation types
supplied see Chart 3-1). The person responsible for designing the system, together with the final
user, must conduct an analysis of risks for the specific installation type chosen.
Depending on the way that it is intended to install and insert the fan in the fluid movement system, the
following guards must be installed, according to installation type:
Type A installation: fixed
FVI
guards installed on intake and exit;
Type B installation: fixed
FVI
installed only on intake;
Type C installation: fixed
FVI
guard installed only on exit;
Type D installation: no fixed guards installed on intake and exit.
The system designer and the user must ensure that ducting systems are fitted with conformant guards for
the duct connections made, as follows:
Type A installation: no guards (no ducts are connected);
Type B installation: fixed guard fitted on exit duct;
Type C installation: fixed guard fitted on intake duct;
Type D installation: fixed guards fitted both on intake and exit ducts.
CAUTION:
Unless otherwise specified by contract, fans are supplied for installation types B, C or D in
conformity with the UNI EN ISO 13349 standard and according to fan series and flow. Consult
Always verify all safety aspects of the installation type chosen.
CAUTION:
Unless otherwise specified by contract, the fan and guards are suitable for installation as a
single unit, and must not be subjected to effects of fluid dynamics caused by other machines
installed in the same fluid movement system.