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3-2

Hoist ring

3.2.1 

Precautions for transportation 

(1)  Use the designated hoist ring provided on the casing to lift 

the fan. 

(2)  When the fan is not provided with the hoist ring, lift it by 

threading a rope or a wire under the casing or the common 
base.

(3)  Use as long ropes and wires as possible so that the fan 

can be lifted at an angle of 90° or less, which prevents the 
fan from being deformed/damaged by the lifting load. 

3.2.2 

Precautions for storage 

(1)  Protect the unit so that rust does not form during storage before installation or assembly.   

In particular, take measures to protect the motor interior parts from rain water and dust, such 
as covering the unit with vinyl sheet.

(2)  Store the unit indoors. 

Also for the equipment for outdoor use, protect its wiring cables from moisture.

3.3 

Precautions for the location of installation 

Install the fan in a place where the following conditions are satisfied:

3.3.1 

Location of installation

(1)  The unit should be installed at a place higher than the highest vent port of the smoke 

ventilation line and the extension length of the air duct on the discharge side would be the 
shortest.

(2)  Install the unit at a place where maintenance/inspection is carried out easily.

(3)  Well-ventilated place with minimum exposure to dust or moisture 
(4)  Place that is not accessible by unauthorized persons or that is impossible for them to 

operate the fan at. 
Take measures to prevent unauthorized persons from having access to the fan, for example 
by installing a barrier. 

(5)  When using the unit outdoors, install it in a place not exposed to wind and rain. Otherwise, 

use a smoke ventilation fan specified for outdoor use.

(6)  When the unit is installed in an enclosed space like a machine room, an air intake port and 

an air suction device must be installed to ensure required air quantity listed in the table 
below for cooling down the motor.

Nominal diameter

 

50 70 80 90 100 

110 

120 

Required air quantity 

(m

3

/min)

10.0 16.0 20.0 20.0 27.5 27.5 27.5 

Summary of Contents for AESIV

Page 1: ...intenance of the fan until you read this manual and understand the content Keep this manual carefully at hand so that it can be consulted anytime when operating inspecting or maintaining the fan For c...

Page 2: ...failures and breakage the costs of the repairs shall be for the account of the user 1 Failures and breakage attributable to equipment that was not delivered by TERAL 2 Failures and breakage after the...

Page 3: ...labels 1 2 2 Configuration and overview of the fan 2 1 Structure and part names of the fan 2 1 2 2 Specifications and accessories of the fan 2 1 3 Placement and installation 3 1 Before using the fan 3...

Page 4: ...gineers are allowed to carry out the electrical wiring work Before working be sure to turn off the main power 4 Do not expose the motor to water If it gets wet the resulting short circuit and or insul...

Page 5: ...be affixed If these labels become dirty and hard to read or if they are peeled off replace with a new one Warning Follow all warnings on the labels affixed to the unit and those in the instruction man...

Page 6: ...isolator Equipped on only vibration insulation model Rubber vibration isolator Equipped on only vibration insulation model Air Smoke ventilation in case of fire Installation location Indoor ambient te...

Page 7: ...eck the information on the rated current 50Hz or 60Hz 2 No part of the product is damaged during transportation 3 All fastening parts including bolts and nuts are securely tightened 4 All the accessor...

Page 8: ...tions are satisfied 3 3 1 Location of installation 1 The unit should be installed at a place higher than the highest vent port of the smoke ventilation line and the extension length of the air duct on...

Page 9: ...n an outer wall be careful to prevent rain water from entering it and to not allow it to fall while exhausting smoke 6 Install the smoke vent in a way that the discharging speed over an effective open...

Page 10: ...r embedding anchor bolts When anchor bolts are pre embedded before the fan arrives the bolts should be carefully positioned using a template or other tools 6 When installing two or more foundations is...

Page 11: ...the anchor bolts through the bolt holes of the fan so that they are hung inside the box out holes In order to ensure earth quake resistance weld the anchor bolts to the reinforcement bars of the found...

Page 12: ...pplied on the smoke ventilation fan 3 Smoke exhaust duct should be made of noncombustible material and is usually not heat insulated as a rule 4 Connect the duct of discharge side to the smoke vent 5...

Page 13: ...bited by law to perform incomplete wiring work which exposes personnel to a great danger 2 Connect cables of the fan in reversed phase Standard connections are direct start for 7 5kW or smaller motors...

Page 14: ...r of poles Output kW 50Hz 60Hz 2 poles 3 7 14 2 13 8 3 7 14 6 14 2 5 5 22 21 7 5 29 28 11 42 5 41 15 56 54 18 5 68 66 22 81 78 30 110 106 37 131 130 4 poles 45 162 156 5 5 24 6 23 11 46 43 15 58 18 5...

Page 15: ...of the fan Otherwise it may lead to an electric shock 2 Turn on the power and watch the unit closely until it reaches full speed At that time carefully check for unusual noise vibrations current or an...

Page 16: ...and maintenance of the fan Items of inspection and maintenance to be carried out are shown in the table below Inspection Maintenance Item Inspection Frequency Inspection Maintenance Method Periodical...

Page 17: ...cident Symptom of failure Cause of failure Insufficient airflow Motor does not run Excessive noise Excessive vibration Motor overload Corrective action Weak foundation 3 3 Reinforce foundation Defecti...

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