NuAire Genie series Installation And Maintenance Manual

Genie Fans
The Genie range of fans has been specifically designed to
ventilate small rooms such as toilets, bathrooms, cloakrooms
etc and can be surface and recessed mounting.
* An optional window mounting kit is available for this unit,
code ref WINKIT.
Air entering the unit passes through a washable filter fitted to the
front cover. Anti-backdraught shutters, retained in the closed
position when fan is not running, are fitted to the base plate.
Motor has sealed, self lubricating bearings and "heatseeker"
thermal overload protection. The fan/ motor assembly is retained
by spring clips to simplify maintenance.
Interchangeable plug in electronic control modules can incorporate:
■ Run - on timer
■ Humidistat
■ Continuous low duty with boost.
As a safety feature the fan/motor assembly is automatically
disconnected when the electronic control module is removed.
Warning: when installing Genie units for remote switching it is
important that the pull cord (if fitted) is removed.
It is recommended that the unit is switched off (by the pullcord)
before cutting. Cut the pullcord inside the unit a little way
beyond the control module.

Fan Installation

To be carried out by qualified personnel only.
Surface Mounting
Note. It is assumed that a solid mounting position has been
selected and passages for ductwork from the outlet spigot,
as well as electrical connection prepared. In addition that
compatible ductwork has been installed.
Figure 1. Surface mounted, wall.
1. Remove cover/grille assembly by removing cover screws.
Depress the top/bottom retaining tabs. (Fig. 2).
2. Remove the plug-in electronic control
module. (Fig. 3).
3. Remove the fan/motor assembly by
pulling aside the two spring clips.
4. Place the unit in the mounting position,
connect the ductwork and feed the cable
through the cable entry. Connect the
wiring to the terminal block (it may be
easier to temporarily remove the block to
facilitate wiring).
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Genie 12V and 230V
Universal Surface
Mounted Fans
Installation and Maintenance
NB. Base drill pattern superimposed
on page 2.
NB. The discharge spigot is 98mm od.
The hole in the structure should therefore
be of a dimension to accomodate any
ducting or cavity lining used.
Press to release
Figure 2.
"Warning: For EMC compliance the 12V cable should not be
fitted within 50mm of 230V or other cables or on the
same tray/trunking if made of metal. The earth connection
in the transformer enclosure should not be used.
No earth connection should be made to the 12V fan unit"
5. Drill and plug the mounting surface if necessary and secure the
unit in position, using three No. 6 wood screws.
Figure 3.
7. Fit the filter which is a push fit between the front cover and the
body of the unit (see fig. 2).
8. Test run the unit noting that if a timer/humidistat option is
fitted, the unit may run-on for the duration of the control sequence.
Semi-Recessed Mounting
Important note: Remove the shutters from the spigot if you are
mounting the Genie in the ceiling.
Figure 4. Semi-recessed mounted, ceiling. First cut an aperture for
the fan in the ceiling, cut and fit (A) timber supports (not supplied)
and fit fan as shown.
A Ceiling
Figure 5. Semi-recessed mounted, wall.
Fixings by
others
covers
Cover
screws
Finishing
Plate
1
6. Fit the fan assembly to the case, securing it
with the two spring clips. Install the electronic
control module ensuring that it is fully engaged
in the internal socket. If the pull-cord option is
required it should be fed through the
aperture on the impeller housing before
sliding the control module
into place. (see fig. 6).
If the pullcord option is
not required it must be
removed.
Replace the front cover.
A A
Mounting
Mounting
Plate
3 set screw
(supplied)
11. 05. 17. Leaflet Number 671182
The EMC Directive
2014/30/EU
The Low Voltage
Directive
2014/35/EU
A
Plate
Ceiling