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Dimensions are approximate. Information in this technical overview is representative of the product available at the time of printing.  

y of continuous product development, the design and specifications depicted are subject to change without notice. 

Ple

ticulars with your client advisor prior to purchase.

Installation Locations

It is not recommended that Exhaust Vents be installed in ceiling 

above 2.4m, as it can limit the effectiveness of the extraction of 

moisture and steam.

Specification

Please read before beginning installation:

The manufacturers warranty will not be covered if the product is installed in a room with systems or structures which do not 

meet the required building, electrical and ventilation standards or for work carried out by unqualified persons.

The product must be installed by qualified technicians only, in-line with local standards.

The installer must not alter any part of the product and should only connect and install the components as indicated in this 

manual.

This manual constitutes an integral part of the product. Please store it safely in an accessible place for future reference

Sizing Your Ventilation System

Step 1

Select your required application:

-

 Bathroom (15 minimum air changes per hour)

-

 Toilet (10 minimum air changes per hour)

“Air Changes per Hour” means an airflow rate sufficient enough to remove/replace the total volume of air in a given room at a 
specified number of times per hour

L

H

W

Inlet Vents

Air Flow Volume (m

3

/h)

1

< 202

2

< 379

3

< 524

Secondary Fan

>

524

Step 2

Calculate room volume:
To calculate the volume of the room in cubic meters (m

3

) _ multiply the length x width x height. Eg: 

2.2m x 2.5m x 2.4m = 13.2m

3

Step 3

Calculate fan performance requirement:
To calculate the exhaust fan performance requirements multiply the room volume by the 
maximum recommended air changes (bathroom = 15). 
Eg: 13.2m3 x 15 = 198m3/hr

Step 4

Determine ventilation requirements:
Using the provided Performance Curve Chart identify your exhaust vent performance 
requirements. 
Eg: With a required flow rate of 198m

3

/hr and 0

Pa

 Static Pressure you will require 1x exhaust vent 

inlet.

Tectonic Exhaust Performance Chart Overview 

Summary of Contents for Tectonic 3502001304

Page 1: ...technical overview is representative of the product available at the time of printing y of continuous product development the design and specifications depicted are subject to change without notice Ple ticulars with your client advisor prior to purchase Installation Instructions ...

Page 2: ...icated in this manual This manual constitutes an integral part of the product Please store it safely in an accessible place for future reference Sizing Your Ventilation System Step 1 Select your required application Bathroom 15 minimum air changes per hour Toilet 10 minimum air changes per hour Air Changes per Hour means an airflow rate sufficient enough to remove replace the total volume of air i...

Page 3: ...o calculate and adjust the performance curve as necessary Exhaust Motor specific performance information is supplied with the product or at request Location Careful location of the exhaust vent will help maximize the air flow and exhaust fan efficiency Air being extracted from a room should always be able to be replaced with make up air It is also important to make sure the static pressure of the ...

Page 4: ...e at the time of printing y of continuous product development the design and specifications depicted are subject to change without notice Ple ticulars with your client advisor prior to purchase 148 3 195 Exhaust Vent Vent Cap Product Breakdown In Ceiling Bracket Specification Dimensions Thread Butterfly Clip ...

Page 5: ...nections together finger tight NOTE Outlet power supply can then be plugged into mains power Rogerseller recommends connecting the LED power supply in conjunction with the exhaust motor so that when the exhaust motor is operating the LED light is on giving its desired effect Alternatively the LED can be installed to be used in isolation to the Exhaust Motor Dimensions are approximate Information i...

Page 6: ...o accommodate LED lights if required exhaust motor Exhaust connections_ Ductwork installed on both the inlet outlet of exhaust motor For installation of the Extraction Fan Motor please refer to instructions in product packaging 185 STEP 1 Mark out desired cut out for Exhaust Vent STEP 2 Neatly cut out hole for Exhaust Vent in Ceiling Making sure the ceiling is adequate for supporting the Exhaust V...

Page 7: ...rchase Always remember to recycle STEP 4 Lift the Butterfly Clips to the upward position in preparation to be inserted through ceiling cut out STEP 5 Insert ducting and Exhaust Vent through ceiling cut out pushing flush to the ceiling Only release Butterfly Clips once product is inserted through the ceiling cut out STEP 6 Once install is complete and thoroughly checked that the product is secure a...

Page 8: ...n damage to the finish 8 Tapware should never be installed using acetone silicones 9 Avoid the use of wax based furniture creams as this can result in a build up of deposits which will detract from the appearance 10 Damage to finishes arising from improper installation or post installation use or failure to observe the above care and cleaning instructions will void all warranty agreements Warranty...

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