Installation Instructions - Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fans...

Included with your Fan

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Installation InstructionsREGISTERED DESIGN • REGISTERED PATENT

Included with Your Fan

A. Motor assembly

B(i). Three blades (3HS1200)

B(ii). Four blades (4HS1200)

C. R.F. remote controller

Airflow® Ceiling Sweep Fans3HS1200ALR, 3HS1200SSR,4HS1200ALR, 4HS1200SSRSeries

Thank you for purchasing this Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fan. You can be assured of trouble free operation by installing your ceiling fan in accordance to these instructions.

Please read all the instructions before commencing, then complete each step in order.

Hangsure bracket1.0 Mounting the Fan Support Bracket

Hangsure mounting

D.

This fan has been supplied with a remote controller that is designed to operate a single or multiple fan, and includes on/off control for light fittings.

D. Screw pack

E. Mounting bracket

F. Instruction sheet

Controlling a Single Fan or Multiple Fans

B(i). B(ii).

A.

C. F.

E.

Protecting the Fan

Installation InstructionsREGISTERED DESIGN • REGISTERED PATENT

You can control up to eight Airflow Fans using a Clipsal C-ThruTM Electronic Fan Controller (purchased separately).

NOTE: The three-speed fan controller supplied with each fan is not suitable for controlling multiple fans.

IMPORTANT NOTES1. To ensure proper balance, the blades are a matched set. Do not mix up the blades with those from another fan.

2. Transport and transit handling may loosen factory fitted cables. Please check and secure terminal screws before installation.

All electrical work must be carried out by a qualified electrician.

Included with your Fan

A. Motor Assembly

B. Four Blades

C. Three-Speed Fan Controller

Blades: Minimum 2.1m above floor.

Minimum 300mm from

other obstacles.

18.5°

Controlling a Single Fan This fan has been supplied with a quality Clipsal Three-Speed Controller that is designed to operate a single fan.

OFF

13

2

Multiple Fans on a Single Controller

Clearances and Angled Ceilings

Hangsure Mounting Suitable for pitched ceilings with a maximum angle of 18.5°.

Protecting the Fan

Do not place the motor directly onto a flat surface.

The plastic nipple underneath the motor cannot support the weight of the motor and may be easily damaged. When working on the fan, place the motor on the foam packaging with the nipple located in one of the recesses. This protects the nipple and the finish.

D. Screw Pack

E. Mounting Bracket

F. Instruction Sheet

Plastic Nipple

Foam Packaging

Hangsure Bracket or J-Hook Bracket

Ceiling Sweep Fan 4HS1200, 4HS1400, 4JH1200, 4JH1400

Thank you for purchasing this Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fan. You can be assured of trouble-free operation for years by installing your ceiling fan carefully and according to these instructions.

Please read all the instructions before commencing, then complete each step in order.


Foam Packaging

NOTICEHAZARD OF INCORRECT ASSEMBLY• To ensure proper balance, do not mix up blades with those

from another fan as they are a matched set.• Transport and transit handling may loosen factory fitted

cables. Please check and secure terminal screws before installation

Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage

NOTICEHAZARD OF PRODUCT DAMAGE• Do not place the motor directly onto a flat surface.• The plastic nipple underneath the motor cannot support

the weight of the motor and may be easily damaged. When working on the fan, place the motor on the foam packaging with the nipple located in one of the recesses. This protects the nipple and the finish.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage

DANGER

HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK OR ARC FLASH

• This equipment must only be installed and serviced by appropriate qualified and/or licenced electrical personnel.

• Isolate the electrical supply before doing any work on this equipment

• Ensure that the product had been correctly installed and tested operation before reconnecting the electrical supply.

Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

Ceiling Sweep Fan


Ceiling Sweep Fan


Secure fixing to support 15kg

Blades: Minimum 2.1m above floor.

Minimum 300mm from

other obstacles.

18.5°

Clearances and Angled Ceilings

Hangsure Mounting Suitable for pitched ceilings with a maximum angle of 18.5°.

WARNINGLOCATION HAZARD• Select a suitable location to mount the fan support bracket. • The mounting bracket must be fixed to a solid structural

member, such as a ceiling joist or a securely fixed noggin and be capable of supporting 15kg.

• Additionally, it must be located to provide the blade with a minimum clearance of 2100mm from the floor, and at least 300mm from other obstructions.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage

ACES48ALR Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fans Installation Instructions

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Light wires

Adaptor

Lamp holder

Light wires

Plastic nipple

Lift the fan up and place the ball onto the bracket.

Make sure the guide pin of bracket is fitted into slot of ball-joint.

Place the blade over the motor and align screws.

Securely tighten both screws.

2.0 Fitting the Blades

3.0 Connecting the Light Fitting

If you are attaching a light fitting to the fan, do so prior to hanging the fan.

NOTE: Clipper Light or Oyster Light may be installed in fans which are

constructed for this purpose.

1. Unscrew the plastic nipple from the bottom of the motor housing.

2. Pull out the light wires from the motor housing for connection with the lamp holder.

3. Insert the light wires through the adaptor, then screw the adaptor into the motor shaft.

4. Connect the light wires to the lamp holder then screw the lamp holder and the adaptor together firmly.

4.0 Hanging the Fan Hangsure bracketPosition the ball-joint in the bracket so that the guide pin on the bracket engages in the slot in the ball-joint.

5.0 Remote Control Setup The remote control is a 16-Channel Radio Frequency (RF) type. To ensure correct operation of the fan, please follow this setup.

• Both the remote control and the receiver have a DIP switch. The remote control DIP switch is located in the battery compartment and the receiver’s DIP switch is located on the side (both as shown in diagrams).

• These switches must be set to the same values on both the remote control and the receiver, for the fan/s to operate correctly. • Multiple channels are available so you are able to control multiple fans individually or control a number of fans as one.

DIP switch

DIP switch



Slide blade over screws.

Foam packaging

Support the motor. Remove plastic spacer.

A B

C

Tighten screws.

D

Guide pinSlot

Light wires

Adaptor

Lamp holder

Light wires

Plastic nipple

Lift the fan up and place the nylon ball onto the bracket.

Make sure the guide pin of bracket is fitted into slot of ball-joint.

Discard the plastic spacer, as illustrated in the diagram below.

Seat the key-slot holes of the blade on the screws of the fan motor.

Slide the blade to the right (as illustrated) until the blade engages in the locking mechanism, then secure the blade with screws.

2.0 Fitting the Blades

3.0 Connecting the Light Fitting

If you are attaching a light fitting to the fan, do so prior to hanging the fan.

NOTE: Clipper Light (CL) and Oyster Light (OL) may be installed in fans which are constructed for this purpose.

1. Unscrew the plastic nipple from the bottom of the motor housing.

2. Pull out the light wires from the motor housing for connection with the lamp holder.

3. Insert the light wires through the adaptor, then screw the adaptor into the motor shaft.

4. Connect the light wires to the lamp holder then screw the lamp holder and the adaptor together firmly.

4.0 Hanging the Fan Hangsure bracketPosition the ball-joint in the bracket so that the guide pin on the bracket engages in the slot in the ball-joint.

5.0 Remote Control Setup The remote control is a 16-Channel Radio Frequency (RF) type. To ensure correct operation of the fan, please follow this setup.

• Both the remote control and the receiver have a DIP switch. The remote control DIP switch is located in the battery compartment and the receiver’s DIP switch is located on the side (both as shown in diagrams).

• These switches must be set to the same values on both the remote control and the receiver, for the fan/s to operate correctly. • Multiple channels are available so you are able to control multiple fans individually or control a number of fans as one.

DIP switch

DIP switch

Slide blade over screws

Foam Packaging

Support the motor Remove plastic spacer

A B

C

Tighten screws

D

Mounting the Fan Support Bracket


Foam Packaging


Foam Packaging


A B

Tighten screws

D


Support the motor Motor Screw Holes

A B

C


Foam Packaging


A B

C

Tighten screws

D


Tighten screws

D

Guide PinSlot


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9.0 Operating Your Fan

• Forward/reversible switch on motor housing controls air movement.




• Forward/reversible switch on motor housing controls air movement. Caution: Before changing forward/reversible switch, turn the fan OFF and ensure that the fan has stopped rotating, to prevent injury to yourself and damage to the motor. REMOTE CONTROL:• Use the remote control to change the speed of the fan as well as to switch both the fan and light on and off (if a light fitting is attached to the fan).• Replace the battery by sliding the battery compartment panel on the remote, in the direction of the arrow. Fit one ‘9V’ battery, ensuring polarity as shown in the battery compartment (note: batteries NOT included). Slide on the battery compartment cover.• ALWAYS ensure that the battery compartment panel is secure.• NEVER leave the remote control in direct sunlight.• NEVER attempt to recharge primary batteries, either in a charger or by applying heat to them. There are special rechargeable batteries, which are clearly marked as such.• NEVER dispose of batteries in fire because this can cause them to explode.• The light can be switched on and off by pressing the light ‘ON/OFF’ button on the remote control transmitter. • The speed can be selected by pressing the ‘SPEED’ button on the remote control transmitter: HI - High speed MED - Medium speed LOW - Low speed OFF - Off

2. Manoeuvre the canopy into place over the mounting bracket. Ensure that the infrared sensor is in the shade and not in direct sunlight. Slide up top cowl but allow 5-10mm clearance. Secure with locking screws.

6.0 Installing the Fan

1. Install the receiver to the bracket as shown. Connect the wires according to the remote control wiring instructions (page 3).

7.0 Connecting the Fan

All Clipsal Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fans are pre-wired to allow for

a light to be fitted onto the fan. If you are not fitting a light to the fan, please disregard the light wires. The wires are connected to the incoming wiring (as illustrated in the below diagram). Means for all pole disconnection must be incorporated in the fixed wiring, in accordance with the wiring rules.

10.0 Operating Instructions

Fan ON/OFF

Fan Hi

Fan Medium

Fan Low

Light ON/OFF

Cradle Handset

8.0 Mounting the Remote Control Mount the cradle in a convenient location. The handset can be stored in the cradle.

NEUTRAL

ACTIVE

SUPPLY230-249V~ 50HZ

REDBROWNBLUE

BROWN

BLUEREMOTE CONTROL

RECEIVER

BROWNBLUE

GREEN/YELLOW

BR

OW

N

BLU

E

GR

EE

N/Y

ELL

OW

EARTH

RED

BROWNBLUE & BLACK

TB2

RED BROWN BLUETO REMOTE

TO FANRED BROWN BLUE

BROWN BLUE

TB1

L N




• Forward/reversible switch on motor housing controls air movement. Caution: Before changing forward/reversible switch, turn the fan OFF and ensure that the fan has stopped rotating, to prevent injury to yourself and damage to the motor. REMOTE CONTROL:• Use the remote control to change the speed of the fan as well as to switch both the fan and light on and off (if a light fitting is attached to the fan).• Replace the battery by sliding the battery compartment panel on the remote, in the direction of the arrow. Fit one ‘9V’ battery, ensuring polarity as shown in the battery compartment (note: batteries NOT included). Slide on the battery compartment cover.• ALWAYS ensure that the battery compartment panel is secure.• NEVER leave the remote control in direct sunlight.• NEVER attempt to recharge primary batteries, either in a charger or by applying heat to them. There are special rechargeable batteries, which are clearly marked as such.• NEVER dispose of batteries in fire because this can cause them to explode.• The light can be switched on and off by pressing the light ‘ON/OFF’ button on the remote control transmitter. • The speed can be selected by pressing the ‘SPEED’ button on the remote control transmitter: HI - High speed MED - Medium speed LOW - Low speed OFF - Off




7.0 Connecting the Fan

All Clipsal Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fans are pre-wired to allow for

a light to be fitted onto the fan. If you are not fitting a light to the fan, please disregard the light wires. The wires are connected to the incoming wiring (as illustrated in the below diagram). Means for all pole disconnection must be incorporated in the fixed wiring, in accordance with the wiring rules.


Fan ON/OFF

Fan Hi

Fan Medium

Fan Low

Light ON/OFF

Cradle Handset


NEUTRAL

ACTIVE

SUPPLY230-249V~ 50HZ

REDBROWNBLUE

BROWN

BLUEREMOTE CONTROL

RECEIVER

BROWNBLUE

GREEN/YELLOW

BR

OW

N

BLU

E

GR

EE

N/Y

ELL

OW

EARTH

RED

BROWNBLUE & BLACK

TB2

RED BROWN BLUETO REMOTE

TO FANRED BROWN BLUE

BROWN BLUE

TB1

L N




7.0 Connecting the Fan All Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fans are pre-wired to allow for a light to be fitted onto the fan.

If you are not fitting a light to the fan, please disregard the light wires. The wires are connected to the incoming wiring as illustrated in the below diagram.

Means for all pole disconnection must be incorporated in the fixed wiring in accordance with the wiring rules.


Fan ON/OFF

Fan Hi

Fan Medium

Fan Low

Light ON/OFF

Cradle Handset


REMOTE CONTROL:• Use the remote control to change the speed of the fan as well as to switch both the fan and light on and off (if a light fitting is attached to the fan).• Replace the battery by sliding the battery compartment panel on the remote, in the direction of the arrow. Fit one ‘9V’ battery, ensuring polarity as shown in the battery compartment (note: batteries NOT included). Slide on the battery compartment cover.• ALWAYS ensure that the battery compartment panel is secure.• The light can be switched on and off by pressing the light ‘ON/OFF’ button on the remote control transmitter. • The speed can be selected by pressing the ‘SPEED’ button on the remote control transmitter: HI - High speed MED - Medium speed LOW - Low speed OFF - Off

WARNING

INJURY HAZARDBefore changing forward/reversible switch, turn the fan OFF and ensure that the fan has stopped rotating, to prevent injury to yourself and damage to the motor.Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage

WARNING

HAZARD OF EXPLOSION• NEVER leave the remote control in direct sunlight.• NEVER attempt to recharge primary batteries, either in a charger or by applying heat to them. There are special rechargeable batteries, which are clearly marked as such.• NEVER dispose of batteries in fire because this can cause them to explode.Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage

NEUTRAL

ACTIVE

RED

BROWN

BLUE

BROWN

BLUE

BROWNBLUE

GREEN/YELLOW

BR

OW

N

BLU

E

GR

EE

N/Y

ELL

OW

EARTH

RED

BROWN

BLUE & BLACK

GREEN/YELLOW

PLUG & SOCKETCONNECTION

REMOTE CONTROLRECEIVER



Warranty

The benefits conferred by this warranty are in addition to all implied warranties, other rights and remedies in respect of the product which the consumer has under the Trade Practices Act and similar State and Territory Laws.

The original purchaser of this Clipsal Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fan, is provided with the following warranty, subject to the following conditions:Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd warrant this product for a period of three years from the date of purchase for all parts defective in workmanship or materials. All products used in commercial applications are limited to a 90 day warranty. All defective parts will be replaced free of charge. The following exclusions do not preclude the purchaser from those statutory rights consumers have under the Trade Practices Act or similar State and Territory Laws.

WARRANTY CONDITIONS:1. This warranty, is only valid for appliances installed according to the manufacturers instructions.2. This appliance must not be modified or changed in any way and all electrical connections must be carried out by a qualified electrician only.3. Connection must be to the voltage requirements, as specified in the ratings label located on the product.4. The manufacturer does not accept liability for any direct or consequential damage, loss or other expense arising from misuse or incorrect installation and operation of the appliance.5. Warranty will only be given where proof of purchase is provided,

e.g. original invoice.6. For warranty to be valid, only Airflow accessories, such as down-rods and light kits, shall be installed with the Clipsal Airflow Ceiling Sweep Fan.

IMPORTANTRecord this warranty information at the time of purchase, but do not send this information unless you are making a claim or are asked to do so.

To obtain service under warranty you must retain your original purchase receipt, service will otherwise be charged at current rates.

Model number:

Purchased from:

Name:

Address:

Postcode:

Date of purchase:

F2130/03 CLIPCOM 24691 June 2015

Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd

Contact us: clipsal.com/feedback

National Customer Care Enquiries:

Tel 1300 2025 25 Fax 1300 2025 56Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd reserves the right to change specifications, modify designs and discontinue items without incurring obligation and whilst every effort is made to ensure that descriptions, specifications and other information in this catalogue are correct, no warranty is given in respect thereof and the company shall not be liable for any error therein.

© 2012 Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved. Trademarks are owned by Schneider Electric Industries SAS or its affiliated companies.

ALSO AVAILABLE FROM

C-ThruTM Electronic Fan Controllers

• Rapid Fan Start Feature.

• Variable Speed Adjustment.

• Control up to Eight Airflow Fans.

• Multiple Plate Styles Available.

Summer/Winter SettingsThe forward/reversible switch is located on the bottom cowl.

Check switch and make sure it is in correct setting, depending on cold weather or hot weather.

Cold weather: Push switch down for the blades to circulate the warm air trapped near the ceiling.

Hot weather: Push switch up for the blades to create a breeze and circulate the air.

SUMMER

WINTER

Cleaning Instructions

To clean the fan, wipe over with a damp, soapy cloth. Do not use scourers or abrasive cleaners.

For further technical support, contact the Clipsal National Customer Service Centre on 1300 2025 25.

Troubleshooting Guide

Fan will not switch on:Switch off the fan then check the following:• Forward/reversible switch on fan motor not fully engaged in desired setting.• Connections not as per installation diagram.• Fuse blown, circuit breaker tripped or there is a power failure. • Check DIP switch positions to ensure the receiver matches the controller.Fan will not operate at varying speed control settings:• Controller connections not as per page 3.Ticking, rattling, mechanical noises:• Ensure all screws and bolts are tight.• Ensure the mounting assembly is secure.• Ensure the lower canopy is clear of the motor.• Ensure the wires are not tapping against the canopy.

CAUTIONMOVING PARTS OR ELECTRICAL HAZARD

• Do not attempt to stop the blades by hand, even at low speed.

• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

• Ensure all electrical supplies are disconnected before cleaning, maintenance and attachment of lamp kit.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage

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