Owens Corning VentSure Instrucciones De Instalación página 7

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VentSure
Remote Attic Monitoring Device
User Guide
The Remote Attic Monitoring device
allows the user to see the temperature
and humidity conditions in their attic
from nearly anywhere in the home. It
also identifi es whether the fan is on or
off and whether it is running on solar or
electric power.
Kit Includes:
• Remote Attic Monitor Holster
• Remote Attic Monitoring Device
• Two (2) AAA Batteries
• Two (2) Mounting Screws
Important Notes
The Remote Attic Monitoring device
is designed to work with VentSure
Solar Attic Exhaust fans (gable and roof
mount units) installed with the Controller
Module. Do not attempt to use the
Controller Module or Remote Attic
Monitoring device with any other solar
attic fans.
Please ensure your VentSure Solar Attic
Exhaust Fan and Controller Module have
been installed and are working properly
prior to setting up the Remote Attic
Monitoring device.
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A
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B
C
F
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Attic Temperature Fan Mode
A E
House Power Status Button
B F
Solar Power Channel Switch
C G
Battery Compartment
Attic Humidity
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and Thermo Switch
not pictured
Solar Attic Exhaust Fan
Setting the Remote Attic
Monitor After the Controller
Module
Step 1
The Attic-mounted Controller Module
has 2 slide switches: the one on the left
is for selecting the Radio Frequency (RF)
channel and the one on the right is for
selecting the temperature readout in
Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F). Select
the same RF channel (choice of 1, 2, or
3) on the Remote Attic Monitor and on
the Controller Module. Both must be on
the same channel in order to send and
receive signals. Also, ensure the desired
temperature readout is selected on the
Controller Module.
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Step 2
Remove the back panel of the Remote
Attic Monitor. Insert 2 AAA batteries
(included) in the battery compartment.
Replace the back panel of the battery
compartment.
Step 3
Test the Remote Attic Monitor by
pressing the Status button once. This will
establish the connection between the
Controller Module and Remote Attic
Monitor. You will hear a "beep" every
time the Status button is pressed. This
verifi es the Remote Attic Monitor and
Controller Module RF signals are aligned.
If there is not a beep, check that the
RF channel selector is set to the same
channel. If there still isn't a beep, move
both devices to an alternative channel and
retry.
Using the Remote Attic
Monitoring Device
The Remote Attic Monitor has one status
button on the front below the LCD
display, and a Thermo Switch selector on
the back.
Front of the Remote Attic Monitor
Channel Setting
There are 3 available RF channels. Ensure
the same RF channel is selected on the
Controller Module and Remote Attic
Monitor. The RF channel ID must match in
order to transmit information.
(Optional)
Status Button
When the Status button is pressed, a
beep will sound from the Controller
Module to signify a proper connection
between the Controller Module and
Remote Attic Monitor. The Remote Attic
Monitor's LCD display will show the
following information:
• Attic Temperature
• Attic Relative Humidity
• Fan Mode—ON, OFF, Intermittent,
or Failure
• House Power—ON
• Solar Power—ON
The status will be displayed for
approximately 20 seconds. Press the
Status button again to refresh the
information after 20 seconds. If the beep
doesn't sound after pressing the Status
button, no connection has been made
with the Controller Module and the LCD
display will go blank.
Check the following if there is no display
on the Remote Attic Monitor after
pressing the Status button:
• Batteries have been installed; Replace if
necessary
• RF channel is properly aligned between
the Controller Module and Remote
Attic Monitor
• Controller Module wire connections are
correct
• AC Power adapter is connected to
the Controller Module for after dark
operation
• If the problem persists, contact us at
1-800-GET-PINK
Back of the Remote Attic Monitor
Thermo Switch selector—ON or OFF
The Thermo Switch allows the user to
engage or disengage the temperature
control.
When the Thermo Switch is set to:
• ON mode—Fan will only operate when
the attic temperature reaches 80°F and
power is available. Once running, the
fan will shut off when the temperature
drops below 77°F.
• OFF mode—Fan will operate whenever
a source of power is available, regardless
of attic temperature
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