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− In case of an exhaust pipe through the outside wall

passing a cavity wall, make sure that the exhaust duct
fully bridges the cavity and slightly declines to the
outside.

− In case of an exhaust pipe through the wall, use a

wall vent.

− In case of an exhaust pipe through the roof, use a double-

walled roof passage with adequate outlet capacity.

− When connecting to a short extraction duct, it may

be desirable to install a non-return valve in the duct
in order to prevent backdraught from wind.

− Make sure that sufficient air is supplied. Fresh air can

be supplied by slightly opening a window or an outside
door or by installing an inlet grate.

− The appliance may not be connected to a flue or chim-

ney that is currently in use, or that serves as ventilation
for rooms with hearths.

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Air supply

However large the kitchen or the room with open kitchen
is, only so much air can be extracted from the room as
is supplied. Too little air supply could result in a yield
loss of 50% and more.

If the extraction is used at the same time as a combus-
tion system (for example heaters fired by gas, oil, wood
or coal, hot water boilers using gas, gas hobs and gas
ovens), combustion gases may be sucked back in and
lead to poisoning.

A combustion system uses air from the room as com-
bustion air. Combustion gases arise as a result, which
are removed to the outside by an extraction system.

The appliance sucks in air from the kitchen and adjacent
rooms. Negative pressure occurs if the air supply is in-
adequate. The toxic gases are then sucked back from
the chimney or extraction duct into the room.

With simultaneous use of the appliance and combustion
appliances in the same room, the negative pressure may
not exceed 4 Pa (=0.04 mBar). Negative pressure can be
prevented by allowing sufficient air into the room through
openings that cannot be closed (for example through
windows or doors, in combination with a ventilation
cabinet in the wall).
Have an expert assess the overall ventilation system in
your home for a proposal on suitable measures in the
area of air supply.

When using the appliance with an internal or external
motor (unit) with air extraction to the outside, there must
be adequate air supply in the room where the appliance
has been installed / is positioned, so that fresh air can
flow in. Fresh air can be provided by tilting a window,
opening a door or installing an inlet grille.

With an appliance with recirculation, there must be a
minimum of ventilation in the room where the appliance
has been installed / is positioned. Ventilation can be
provided by the overall ventilation in the home or by

tilting a window or opening a door.

Certain appliances are fitted with a connection for a
window contact switch (see the technical specifications
for your appliance). If the appliance is to operate at the
same time as a heating appliance that needs air from
the room, and if the required supply can only take place
through a single open window, there is the option of
connecting the appliance to a window contact switch
(not included). This ensures that the appliance operates
only when the window is open. If the window is closed,
the fan cannot be switched on.

Contact your technician for the correct accessories for
your appliance.

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Installation instructions for the outlet

− The appliance may only be connected with the power

plug to a socket with an earth (230 V – 50 Hz).

− Safety is only assured when the appliance is connected

to an earth cable in accordance with the instructions
laid down.

− The appliance must be able to be disconnected from

the power at any desired point.

− Position the socket in such a way that the power plug

of the appliance can be inserted easily.

− Do not use an extension cable for the connection to