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VENTILATOR LOCATION AND ORIENTATION
If the outlet of the ventilator is not ducted, or if small sections of
collapsible duct (i . e . flex duct) are attached to the outlet, then the
ventilator must be mounted to minimize the possibility of accessing
moving parts (see Cautions below) .
CAUTION
1. Mount the blower with the lowest, exposed moving parts at
least 8 feet (2.4 m) above floor or grade level.
2. Mount the blower at least 3.3 feet (1.0 m) from any accessible
opening of the duct.
Choose a location for the ventilator that is within 6 feet of the outlet
into which the ventilator will be plugged . Allow space for filter removal
and service as shown in FIGURE 2 .
The ventilator can be mounted in any orientation .
MOUNT THE VENTILATOR
1. Select the needed brackets, large or small, for mounting the ventilator (see FIGURE 3) .
If mounting to the wall or hanging from joists, use the four small mounting brackets .
If mounting on or in between the floor joists, install all four smaller brackets for 13" on center
joists, or two small and two longer brackets for 16" on center joists .
2. Snap the brackets into the proper locations as shown in FIGURE 4 . Use the mounting locations
nearest the cover for mounting between floor joists or hanging from rafters . Use the mounting
locations near the bottom of the unit for surface mounting (i . e . to a flat wall, ceiling surface or
bottom of joists) .
3. Screw the ventilator brackets into joists or a strong platform using the #10 x 3/4" screws
provided . The ventilator weighs approximately 15 pounds, so do not secure into drywall alone .
FIGURE 4 – MOUNTING BRACKET POSITIONING
BETWEEN
JOISTS
FIGURE 2 – CLEARANCES FOR SERVICING
12"
FILTER
ACCESS
HANGING
INSTALLATION
24"
FAN
ACCESS
FIGURE 3 – BRACKETS
90-2514
SURFACE MOUNT
90-2514
90-2514
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