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AIRFLOW DIRECTION
TYPICAL FAN SETUP
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1. Unpack and check fan for damage. Ensure that the fan impeller spins freely and does not touch
the fan housing.
2. Use a pre-filter on the carbon filter to prevent dust, oil and other foreign substances from
building up on the impeller. Buildup of dust and/or foreign material can cause an out-of-balance
impeller and excessive vibration. Excessive vibration will reduce fan life expectancy.
3. Use the appropriate attachment screws for the surface material being used to mount the fan.
Use the supplied mounting bracket or fan housing.
4. Do not install fan on sheet rock or weak surfaces.
5. Do not deform fan bracket or fan housing.
6. After completing the installation, electrical work and ductwork, perform a test operation to
confirm that the fan operates normally.
7. After turning the power on, the fan should rotate freely and build up speed normally.
8. If there is abnormal noise or no rotation, check all connections and check power supply.
INSTALLATION
Your Jetfan includes a fan speed control (adjuster) that allows you to smoothly adjust the speed
(RPM) of your fan downward from maximum speed until it is nearly stopped. This gives you the
flexibility to regulate the airflow volume of your exhaust/intake/air-cooling to the exact level
needed to fine-tune your environment. Using the speed control also conserves electrical power.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, always turn off the power or isolate the fan from the power
source before connecting or disconnecting the speed control cable to the fan or speed control.
The PF1040, PF1060, PF1080 and PF1010 can be operated without the speed controller; however, in
this case the fan’s RPM will default to maximum RPM (full power). The PF1120 cannot be operated
without the speed controller connected.
USING THE INCLUDED FAN SPEED CONTROL
Cable attachment points
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