Speak to Fantech for more information on how to install the Introduction product in different installation locations. Product Description Fantech Warranty This product is a galvanized, sheet metal rectangular box with an 8–10 inch duct inlet and outlet and an electronically commutated (EC) motor.
Name Plate Note: Make sure the product’s voltage corresponds to the motor name plate. DOM: JUL 30, 2024 MO#: 1234567890 Model: MUAS Item#: Volts: Phase: Amps: Max. Temp. CFM: 0.20" w.c. Power rating: Made in USA with AIRFLOW Global Components Fantech Logo 10.
Safety Instructions Personal protective equipment Note: Use personal protective equipment during all work on the To decrease the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury, read product. and obey these warning instructions before you do work • Approved eye protection on the product: •...
Installation To Do Before the Installation of the Product You can use this product to replace kitchen exhaust air or other continuously or intermittently operating powered ex- haust systems. A makeup air heater (MUAH) is offered as an accessory to temper the incoming supply air from the product.
sure the entire length of the connected duct work is insu- lated to prevent condensation. • Make sure the air that enters the gas/oil heat exchangers is a minimum of 55°F (12.8°C) and air that touches water pipes or water coils will not freeze them. •...
• Upstream from the exhaust outlet. • A minimum of 3 ft. (1 m.) away from dryer vents and forced air system exhaust (medium or high efficiency systems), driveways, oil fill pipes, gas meters, or garbage containers. • A minimum of 18 in. (460 mm.) above the ground, or above the level of expected snowfall (if applicable).
FC Mounting Clamps Fig. 6 Vertical Wall-mount Position If you install the product near a duct bend, do these Air inlet steps to prevent vibrations, unwanted noise, and de- creased air pressure: Threaded screw Measure the distance (A) between the product and C.
Note: The sensor measures air velocity in the duct. If it is less than 100 ppm, the coil will not heat the air. Note: The MUAH does not come with a disconnect switch. Turn off the power supply from the main electrical panel (circuit breaker) before you service the heater.
Electrical connection To Connect the Product to the Power Supply Note: The transducer must be close to the exhaust fan or a dedi- cated circuit. Install the FMAC’s current transducer onto the neutral leg of the compensated exhaust fan (by others) wires. Electronic Air Velocity Sensor Install low voltage wire between the current transducer and the FMAC.
Operation Sequence of Operations When the FMAC receives a signal from the current trans- To Operate the Product ducer that the compensated exhaust system is energized, the FMAC outputs will activate. Caution The FMAC will supply a 24VAC signal to power the motorized damper (if applicable) to the open position.
If airflow comes in, the house is under negative pressure. Commissioning Increase the speed of the MUAS with the “HT” trim pot. With the “LT” trim pot, do this procedure again with the To Do Before the compensated exhaust system on low speed. Commissioning Once both the “HT”...
Technical data Technical Data Overview Max. temperature of transported air, °F IP class Refer to the data sheet on the online catalogue at Fantech.net. Voltage, current, frequency Refer to the nameplate. Refer to section 1.6 Name Plate for more information. Motor data Refer to the motor nameplate or the technical documentation from the motor manufacturer.
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Note: Only one conductor can be looped through the center of the current transducer neutral line. Note: High voltage wires are shown by solid lines (115–120 Vac). Low voltage wires are shown by dashed lines (5–24 Vac/Vdc). Note: All wire connections are by others. Wire terminations are contained in each component’s installation instructions. Makeup Air Fan Transformer WAGO...
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