Typical Applications; Installation; Wiring Diagrams; Maintenance / Cleaning - Vortice CA MD RF Notice D'emploi Et D'entretien

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Typical applications

See Figures 1-5;
The images shown refer to typical applications for this
product.
In particular, in Figure 1, it is possible to check the
correct orientation of the product from duct:
A = intake
B = delivery

Installation

See Figures 6-12.
The images shown are purely indicative.
purpose is to illustrate the main assembly steps for the
entire range.
IMPORTANT: See the "Wiring Diagrams" paragraph to
check the 3 ventilation speeds.
IMPORTANT
If the unit does not have piping connected to the
suction point (free suction) and it is installed at a height
lower than 2.3 m, assembly of the protection grille -
suction side (fig. 6-7) is required.

Wiring diagrams

See Figure 13A.
Connection with the optional device upon request is
foreseen to check ventilation speeds (device not
supplied in packaging):
- 13A) Vortice 3-speed selector Code 12.869.
IMPORTANT
Vortice guarantees correct product operation and
control only when paired with the Vortice 3-speed
selector (Code 12.869).
Other types of connection
Alternatively, other connection diagrams are available,
associated to different control modes (devices
provided by the installer).
Connection alternative for new installation
- 13B) Pairing with 3-switch control;
- 13C) Pairing with Electronic dimmer.
Machine replacement on existing system
Connection without modifications to the electrical
system: the same switches as on the existing system
will be used. CAUTION: it will not be possible to
connect all 3 available speeds but only those for which
the electrical system is set up (to be chosen by the
installer):
- 13D) Speed connection: Minimum and Maximum;
- 13E) Speed connection: Medium and Maximum.
CAUTION
Correct operation of ERP 2018 is only guaranteed
when set in compliance with the connection diagram
13A).

Maintenance / Cleaning

Fig 14-17.
Disposal
Their
This product complies with Directive 2012/19/EU on
the management of waste electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE).
The crossed-out wheeled bin sym-
bol on the appliance indicates that,
at the end of its life, the product
should not be discarded together
with household waste but must be
taken to a separate collection
point for electrical and electronic
equipment. This will avoid negative
effects on the environment and
health, and will encourage correct treatment, disposal
and recycling of the materials from which the
product is made.
Contact the municipal authority for the location of this
type of facility. Alternatively, the distributor is obliged
to take back the appliance to be disposed of free of
charge in exchange for the purchase of an equivalent
appliance.
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