Vent-Axia Centrif Duo DP 25 63 20D Installation And Wiring Instructions Download Page 6

 

iii) 

T model: Move one of the following dip switches into the ON position.  
a. 

Dip switch 1 = Low speed (same as trickle speed) 

b. 

Dip switch 2 = Medium (Utility) speed 

c. 

Dip switch 3 = High (Kitchen) speed 

 

iv) 

HTP model: The HTP model has two boost speed options, one speed option 
for the Timer function (via LS) or pullcord and another speed selection for the 
Humidistat function. Move one dip switch into the ON position for LS/pullcord 
and one for Humidity speed selection. It is recommended for both Kitchen and 
Utility room installations to set the Humidity Boost speed to Medium (utility). 
This will ensure the room is kept dry but reduce the noise from the fan.  
a. 

Dip switch 5 = Humidity Boost Low speed (same as trickle speed) 

b. 

Dip switch 6 = Humidity Boost Medium (Utility) speed 

c. 

Dip switch 7 = Humidity Boost High (Kitchen) speed 

d. 

Dip switch 1 = LS/Pullcord Boost Low speed (same as trickle speed) 

e. 

Dip switch 2 = LS/Pullcord Boost Medium (Utility) speed 

f. 

Dip switch 3 = LS/Pullcord Boost High (Kitchen)  

 
3. TIMER ADJUSTMENT (T and HTP models only) 

The overrun time period is factory set to about 15 minutes. The overrun time period may 
be adjusted from about 1-30 minutes by altering the lower adjuster of the two on the 
control PCB (

fig.4 & 7

). 

 

i. 

To REDUCE the operating time, turn the timer adjuster ANTI-CLOCKWISE. 

ii. 

To INCREASE the operating time, turn the timer adjuster CLOCKWISE. 

 

4. RELATIVE HUMIDITY ADJUSTMENT (HTP model only) 
NOTE:- On installation it is possible that the humidity controller will run continuously until 
it has acclimatized to the environment. 
 

The fan’s relative humidity (RH) set-point is factory set to switch the fan on at about 
75%RH. This set point can be raised or lowered by altering the upper adjuster of the two 
on the PCB (

fig.4 & 7

). 

 

i. 

To LOWER the set-point, turn the humidity adjuster 

(fig.4 & 7 )

 CLOCKWISE. This makes 

the fan more sensitive to RH, i.e. the fan will come on at a lower RH. 

ii. 

To RAISE the set-point, turn the humidity adjuster 

(fig.4 & 7)

 ANTI-CLOCKWISE. This 

makes the fan less sensitive to RH, i.e. the fan will come on at a higher RH. 

 

The fan will continue to run at boost after the RH has dropped below the set point for the 
time period set by the timer adjustment (see 3. TIMER ADJUSTMENT, above) 

 

C. WIRING.

 

 

WARNING: THE FAN AND ANCILLARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT MUST BE 
ISOLATED FROM THE POWER SUPPLY DURING INSTALLATION OR 
MAINTENANCE. 

Use 0.75mm

2

 cable 

 

1. 

Select and follow the appropriate wiring diagram (

fig. 9 or 10

). 

2. 

Use the Cable Clamp provided (

fig.4

). 

3. 

Check all connections have been made correctly and ensure all terminal connections are 
securely fastened. 

Summary of Contents for Centrif Duo DP 25 63 20D

Page 1: ...f N Centrif Duo P 25 61 20D Centrif Duo T 25 62 20D Centrif Duo DP 25 63 20D Centrif Duo HTP 25 64 20D Centrif Duo Plus P 43 16 13B Centrif Duo Plus T 43 16 14B Centrif Duo Plus DP 43 16 15B Centrif D...

Page 2: ...separately Washable filter available separately for Centrif Duo Plus Pullcord Trickle speed LS connection to boost from a remote switch from off or trickle speed Two boost speed options available sel...

Page 3: ...be used where it is liable to be subject to direct water spray for prolonged periods of time I Where ducted fans are used to handle moisture laden air a condensation trap should be fitted Horizontal...

Page 4: ...at there is sufficient space for the product to be installed and that the Filter fig 3 can be removed for maintenance 3 Insert the wall sleeve with the larger diameter sleeve on the room side and ceme...

Page 5: ...that all covers are on correctly to ensure the optimum performance and water ingress protection of the fan 14 Switch the mains power supply on and check the fan is operating correctly B SETUP WARNING...

Page 6: ...f the two on the control PCB fig 4 7 i To REDUCE the operating time turn the timer adjuster ANTI CLOCKWISE ii To INCREASE the operating time turn the timer adjuster CLOCKWISE 4 RELATIVE HUMIDITY ADJUS...

Page 7: ...ash it and the front cover assembly in warm soapy water Dry them before replacing 3 Wipe the inlets and front face with a damp not dripping wet cloth until clean 4 Replace the filter 5 Turn the power...

Page 8: ...ave a metal mesh filter clipped on to the rear of the cover It can be removed easily and washed too Fig 4 Terminal Block Cover Cable Clamp Terminal Block PCB Cover and Screws Humidity Adjustment HTP m...

Page 9: ...9 Fig 5 Frame from optional Flush Mount Kit 4 screws Back Box Fig 6 Panel Clip Screw 4 off Panel Clip 4 off Chassis...

Page 10: ...ARNING THE FAN AND ANCILLARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT MUST BE ISOLATED FROM THE POWER SUPPLY DURING INSTALLATION OR MAINTENANCE TO ACCESS THE SPEED CONTROLS PCB REMOVE THE TWO SCREWS HOLDING THE PCB COVER IN...

Page 11: ...ds PIR sensors or humidistats can be fitted in line with the mains live connection L in order to turn the fan or off N L Ls 1 Phase Supply 220 240V 50 Hz 3A Fuse Pull Cord Lamp 3 Pole Isolator Switch...

Page 12: ...l Factor CTRL 0 65 0 65 0 65 0 65 Control Typology Local Demand Control Timer control Local Demand Control Local Demand Control Declared Max Internal External Leakage Rates for BVUs or carry over for...

Page 13: ...27 Control Factor Control Typology CTRL Typology Control Factor CTRL 0 65 0 65 0 65 0 65 Control Typology Local Demand Control Timer control Timer control Local Demand Control Declared Max Internal Ex...

Page 14: ...14 Notes...

Page 15: ...15 Notes...

Page 16: ...fied or repaired by any person not authorised by the company IF CLAIMING UNDER TERMS OF GUARANTEE Please return the complete product carriage paid to your original supplier or nearest Vent Axia Centre...

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