Preparation for installation
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Installation instructions
Brief overview of the installation
The installation is done in the following steps:
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Create the cut-out for the device.
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Install the brackets.
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Remove the lower section and capillary trap.
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Hang the device on the brackets.
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Align the device horizontally.
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Secure the device from underneath using two
screws.
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Set the rear end stop.
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When using a wall box or a window contact switch:
connect the cable.
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When in recirculated air or hybrid mode:
insert the filter.
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When in exhausted air or hybrid mode:
attach the exhaust pipe.
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Attach the removed parts.
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Plug in the plug for the power supply.
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In recirculated air mode: Configure the settings as
required.
Preparing the connection cables for the power
supply, P4 Multi wall box and window contact
switch
DANGER
Lethal electric shock caused by
improper connection.
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Working on the power supply may
only be done by qualified, trained
electricians adhering to the country-
specific regulations and standards
(e.g. in Germany DIN 57100 / VDE
0100, part 701).
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Only allow a qualified electrician to carry out the
following steps.
Plug socket for power supply
A plug socket must be in reach of the approx. 80 cm
long power cable above the device.
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Make sure that the device can be disconnected on all
poles from the electricity supply after installation (the
switch should have a minimum 3 mm opening gap).
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Make sure that the building electrical supply is
properly earthed.
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Make sure that the power supply voltage meets the
value on the ratings plate on the inside of the device.
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Make sure that the mains voltage is turned off for the
remainder of the installation of the device.
Connection cables for the wall box, P4 Multi and
window contact switch
You can connect the device to a window contact
switch, a berbel P4 Multi under-pressure monitor and a
berbel wall box (e.g. BMK F). The cable clamps for this
are attached to the fan housing of the device. The
connection cables should be laid prior to installing the
device.
