
4th Sensor (home)
connection
3 Sensor
connections
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
PLENUM (A)
OUTSIDE (C)
LOFT (B)
9.0 Connecting the temperature
sensors to the main fan unit
Supplied with the unit are four black leads each incorporating a
temperature sensor which is sealed at one end.
The sensor end of the leads connected to connection 1, 2 and 3
(see figure 16) should be located as follows:-
i)
Measuring the outside air temperature at the eaves.
(see figure 15).
ii)
Any two of 8.1, 8.2 and 8.3 as required.
With the cable sensors installed as described above, attach the
other ends of the cables to the appropriate connector block on the
main unit.
Fit the fourth temperature sensor in a suitable location in the home.
Select a position unaffected directly by heating radiators or possible
draughts from opening windows. Using a small screwdriver, pierce
a hole in the corner of the ceiling and push the end of the sensor
through until it just protrudes into the room.
Connect the other end of the sensor cable to the fourth connector
block (Figure 16).
Figure 16.
Installation and Maintenance
Low Energy Positive Input Ventilation Unit
To unit
spigot
200mm dia. insulated ducting to unit
spigot with dynotie.
External sensor located on
most northerly (non-sunny)
side of roof.
Final duct connection detail to tile vents depends on
size and number of tile vent spigots.
Figure 15.
8.5 Via roof tile vents by others and insulated ducting supplied by the installer
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Leaflet Number 671346 October 2006
Ensure temperature sensor wires are connected to
their respective plugs adjacent to duct spigots.