NuAire MEV-B Installation And Maintenance Manual Download Page 2

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Remove the unit cover, retained by two  M4 screws (see fig 3).

Pull out the electronic control module approx. 15mm to disengage

the electrical spade contacts (see figure 5). 

Note the unit control module speed adjustment on the control

module (figure 7) must be set at 25% for low (NORMAL)

speed. 

The standard setting as supplied from the factory for high BOOST

speed is 100% and will give the optimum performance for most

applications. See ‘Adjusting the NORMAL and BOOST speeds’.

Unscrew the four, M5 x 35 captive blower retaining screws.

Remove the blower assembly complete with the electronic control

module (see figure 6).

Mark the four main unit fixing positions on the mounting surface.

Drill and plug the surface to accept the unit fixings (the fixing

centres are shown in figure 6).

NOTE: For wall mounting ensure that the cable access is on

the left (as shown in the drawing).

Select a suitable location for the remote switch supplied. Prepare

the mounting surface to accept the standard MK switch box and

arrange the box in position. Wire the switch to the fan terminals 

3 and 1 (these are low voltage terminals).

Offer the unit up to the surface and bring the mains wiring and

remote switch wiring through the cable entry grommet provided

in the back of the unit casing.

Connect the ductwork to the outlet spigot and fix the unit to the

surface. Any subsidiary inlet ductwork can now be connected to

the unit.

Fitting a subsidiary 
inlet spigot

The subsidiary inlet spigots 

supplied will replace any of 

the four standard unit inlets. 

(See Figure 1).

Select the inlet position required.

With the front cover removed,

press out the standard inlet

grille. Locate the inlet spigot

supplied into the aperture and

press into position. 

Dimensions

Figure 3. 

Installation and Maintenance

MEV-B Continuous Mechanical Extract Ventilation Units

24. 06. 13. Leaflet Number 671078

FILTERS (4 supplied)

Note: suitable for remote inlet 
grilles or fan unit inlet grille

T1 

  T2

BALANCING PLATES
(4 x T1 and 4 x T2 supplied)

Note: can be used under any 
inlet spigot filter

SUBSIDIARY INLET SPIGOT
(Two supplied) To suit  
110 x 60mm rectangular ducting
(not supplied)

335

125 dia

160

50

160 ctrs

2

48 ctrs

320

LED Run & Fail 
indicators

Inlets (both sides)
shown with filters fitted

Cable 
access

Fixing
points

REAR VIEW

END  VIEW

Cover fixing
screws

Optional positions for
additional subsidiary spigots
(supplied)

125

125

13.5

15

11

0 fix ctrs

99 O.D.

4 x 3.7mm dia fix holes
on 110 mm fixing ctrs

INLET GRILLE  Code: 100 IG (4 supplied)

Note: Drawing shows grille fitted
with its matching filter

 NORMAL

  BOOST

85

85

15

REMOTE SWITCH
(Not supplied Part No. 773532)   
For additional switches see 'Spares' on page 5

Standard MK 
switchbox

2 x 4mm dia 
holes 60mm
centres

Summary of Contents for MEV-B

Page 1: ...reduce performance if necessary The unit is delivered with the BOOST speed adjustment set to 100 See the adjustments information on page 4 Coding MEV B Single fan unit MEV 2B Twin fan unit with auto...

Page 2: ...it casing Connect the ductwork to the outlet spigot and fix the unit to the surface Any subsidiary inlet ductwork can now be connected to the unit Fitting a subsidiary inlet spigot The subsidiary inle...

Page 3: ...it grille T1 balancing plate fitted behind filter in separate water closet T1 Water Closet T1 T2 T2 Main room with additional utility room en suite bathroom and water closet T2 Bathroom T2 Water Close...

Page 4: ...y to full speed 100 The performance of the unit can be reduced if required by rotating the screw anti clockwise Fully anti clockwise will give 50 of the available duty Adjusting the Low Speed normal t...

Page 5: ...nit is totally isolated from the electrical supply This is particularly important when dealing with a run on circuit as input socket terminals within these units remain live even when the room light o...

Page 6: ...considered Lifting gear such as slings or ropes must be arranged so as not to bear on the casing 3 3 Equipment stored on site prior to installation should be protected from the weather and steps taken...

Page 7: ...eded for dwellings assessed under The Building Regulations 2010 specifically SAP 2009 and Approved Documents L and F Completion of this document is therefore only required for dwellings assessed by SA...

Page 8: ...ts diffusers or to overcome particular obstructions If flexible ducting has been used has it been pulled taut to minimise system resistance Has the number of duct bends been minimised to ensure adequa...

Page 9: ...ave all the fans been mounted and installed inline with the IEE wiring regulations Has the unit been installed in a position that will permit access for maintenance purposes Have all grilles or ductwo...

Page 10: ...lectrical Connection Decision Yes No or N A Has the rating label been verified to establish suitability for the installation strategy and whether an earth is required e g voltage class I or II product...

Page 11: ...s having a minimum equivalent area of 2 500mm are fitted in each room except wet rooms from which air is extracted Where this approach causes difficulties e g on a noisy site seek expert advice Have t...

Page 12: ...dvice Decision Yes No or N A Has the customer been supplied with suitable documentation detailing maintenance and operational requirements Has the customer been advised not to seal natural air flows f...

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