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- Page 1 Albion 100cm Ceiling Hood Installation & User Instructions Please read these instructions carefully before installing and operating this appliance...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
5.1 Changing the Light Bulbs 5.2 Cleaning the Metal Filters 5.3 Cleaning the Hood 6. Technical Data 7. Dimensions 21-23 7.1 Albion 100cm Ceiling Hood 21-22 7.2 1240 T1 Motor 7.3 1250 T2 Motor 7.4 1270 T3 External Motor 8. Troubleshooting... -
Page 3: Introduction
• 1. Introduction Install the cooker hood in accordance with the regulations in force in your local area, region Dear Customer, and country. • For the correct use of the appliance and to We wish to thank you for choosing this Air Uno prevent accidents, the instructions given in this cooker hood. -
Page 4: Warranty Information
This guarantee is in addition to your statutory and legal rights. 3. Warranty Information 3.1 After Sales Service We offer a 5 year warranty on all Silverline cooker Information hoods, which will start from the date of delivery. The warranty covers parts and labour for the 4 year... -
Page 5: How To Report A Fault
When the suction function is operating i.e. Step 2 exhausting the filtered air on the outside, a suitable Please note that upon attendance by an Silverline engineer, a charge will be made where: - The compensation system must be used according to current standards in force. -
Page 6: Ducting Options
1. The extractor features 4 air outlets (Fig 3). Choose the correct outlet depending on where the ducting will be installed. Fig 6 Fig 3 Attach the ducting to the outlet (Fig 7). 2. If using the top outlet install the 200/150mm spigot (Fig 4). -
Page 7: Ducting & Recirculation
2. Mount the flexible or rigid ducting onto the plastic connector of the hood (Fig 12). Fig 12 3. Install the ducting work up to the air inlet of the motor (Fig 13). Fig 13 4. Install ducting between the air outlet on the motor and the external vent. -
Page 8: Instructions For Circulating Air Mode
Exhaust Air Operation Circulating Air Mode • • The extracted vapour* incl. moisture and The extracted vapour is filtered and returned odours is led to the outside. to the room. • • The air volume flow has to be returned to the Moisture is not taken away, so this extraction room by means of suitable measures. -
Page 9: Recommendations Depending On The Building Standard And Building Equipment
4.5 Recommendations Depending on the Building Standard and Building Equipment What kind of building is concerned? New construction in accordance with current energy-saving legislation (EnEV, GEG) New construction as an energy- Tendency: In principle, both exhaust and efficient or passive house circulating air extractor systems are permitted for all building standards. - Page 10 Is a room air-dependent fireplace available or planned (chimney, gas boiler)? Tendency: room air-dependent fireplace is present, it has to be ensured that no negative pressure is generated in the installation room of the fireplace which would allow toxic flue gases to escape. Since a circulating air extractor system does not cause any pressure changes in the building, it can easily be installed in the...
- Page 11 What is the size of the opening How much do the annual for the additional flow in exhaust ventilation heat losses increase air systems so that no critical due to the use of exhaust air negative pressures can occur in extractor systems? the room? Extractor systems in the exhaust air mode...
- Page 12 Herd or flock: Is the building listed as a historical monument or are there local building regulations? Tendency: In the case of listed buildings (preservation order for external façade) or local building regulations that expressly prohibit the alteration of facades (approval required), a circulating air fume extraction system can be installed without further steps.
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Page 13: Special Features For Energy-Efficient Buildings
4.6 Special Features for Energy- Efficient Buildings In buildings with a very low heating requirement, such passive houses and efficiency houses, the use of an exhaust fume extraction system increase the heating requirement of the utilisation unit. For example, the following criteria apply to passive houses: Annual heating Air tightness of the... -
Page 14: Recommendations For Buildings With Very Low Heating Requirements
4.6.1 Recommendations Buildings with Very Low Heating Requirements E.g. passive house and efficiency house Circulating air extractor systems are to Exhaust air extractor systems be preferred from an energetic point of possible. The following points have to view, taking into account ventilation be observed: heat losses and fan power consumption. -
Page 15: Ducting
generate a high amount of counter pressure. The 4.7 Ducting more rapid airflow speed associated with a narrowing in the cross section will also cause the 4.7.1 Information on Exhaust Air noise level to increase. Ducting It is only possible to achieve a high airflow volume The planning and design of extractor ducting has a and low noise level by using extractor ducting that significant influence on the airflow rate and the... -
Page 16: Exhaust Material, Ducting & Shape
4.7.3 Exhaust Material, Ducting & Shape Smooth-walled plastic rigid ducts are the most favourable form of ducting from a technical airflow perspective and are particularly suitable for straight duct routes/runs. These should be used if the structural requirements are met. Flexible aluminium ducting (alu-flux) also achieves reasonably good flow values when elongated. -
Page 17: Length Of The Exhaust Ducting, Curves & Bends
4.7.4 Length of the Exhaust Unfavourable flow: Ducting, Curves & Bends Air swirls are created behind the As the length of the exhaust ducting increases, the sharp interior corners. counter pressure (duct resistance) increases and the airflow rate decreases. Bends and curves are problematic as they present deflection surfaces that dam the air steam and generate turbulence. - Page 18 The following comparison between different duct types and flat channels indicates the extent to which the material used can influence airflow loss. COMPARISON BETWEEN CHANNEL SYSTEMS WITH A SQUARE CROSS SECTION COMPARISON BETWEEN CHANNEL SYSTEMS WITH A ROUND CROSS SECTION...
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Page 19: Electrical Wiring
under the conditions of overvoltage category III, in 4.8 Electrical Wiring accordance with the rules of installation. The plug or Omni polar switch must be accessible when the unit The electrical wiring must be performed by a is installed. specialised electrician fully respecting current If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by standards and legislation in force. -
Page 20: Controls
4.8.2 Controls 5.2 Cleaning the Metal Filters The Albion ceiling hood is controlled by remote The metal filters fitted in the hood should be control. This allows the user to control the hoods washed every 2-3 months, depending on how much on/off functions, lights and 4 motor speeds. -
Page 21: Technical Data
6. Technical Data Albion 100cm with 1240 T1 Motor Albion 100cm with 1240 T1 Motor Control Remote Control Control Remote Control Colour/finish Stainless Steel/White Glass Colour/finish Stainless Steel/White Glass Lighting 3 x 3W LED Lamps Lighting 3 x 3W LED Lamps... -
Page 22: 1240 T1 Motor
7.2 1240 T1 Motor... -
Page 23: 1250 T2 Motor
7.3 1250 T2 Motor 7.4 1270 T3 External Motor... -
Page 24: Troubleshooting
8. Troubleshooting Please make sure the below has been checked before logging a service call. NOISY − Check that the hood has correct size ducting (semi or rigid ideally). − Make sure there are no restrictions within the ducting outlet. −...
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