dalap NOMIA Series High-Quality Fans for Kitchen Toilet or Bathroom User Manual

dalap NOMIA Series High-Quality Fans for Kitchen Toilet or Bathroom

Product Information

The Dalap NOMIA household axial fan is designed for use in small and medium- sized residential and non-residential units. It can be used for continuous ventilation.

USES

The Dalap NOMIA household axial fan is intended for use in small and medium sized residential and non-residential units. The fans may be used for continuous ventilation.

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

Please read this manual carefully and pay attention to all the requirements before use. It is prohibited to install the fan into ducting systems that are used to conduct flue gases away. The installation, connection and maintenance of the fan may only be done when the fan is disconnected from the mains. The timer and humidistat may only be set after the fan has been disconnected from the mains. Both connection to and disconnection from the supply network should only be done by a specialist electrician. This device is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or lack of experience and knowledge, if they are not supervised or the person responsible for their safety has not provided them with the instructions for use. The fan is designed for connection to single-phase alternating current 220–240 V with a frequency of 50 Hz. The degree of protection is IP24. Operating temperature from +1 to +40 °C.

Product Usage Instructions

NOMIA (models without timer and humidistat)

Connection:

1. Switch off the electric circuit that you are going to work on.
2. Unscrew the screw on the front panel’s side and remove the cover under which the terminal block with two terminals is located.
3. Run the supply cables (permanent phase and neutral) through the rubber bushing and connect them in the terminal block. The positions of the cable connections do not matter in this case.
4. After completing the installation, connect the electric circuit and test the function of the fan.

NOMIA Z (models with timer and light sensor)

Basic information about the connection:

1. Switch off the electric circuit that you are going to work on.
2. Unscrew the screw on the front panel’s side and remove the cover under which the terminal block with three terminals is located.
3. The terminals are marked with letters T (interruptible phase), L (permanent phase), and N (neutral).
4. Read the wiring diagram carefully (PIC 5a, PIC 5b, PIC 5c).
5. Run the supply cables through the rubber bushing and connect them in the terminal block as seen in the wiring diagram.
6. Set the timer (Time).
7. Set the I/II/III jumper and the A/B jumper depending on the mode selected (see below).
8. After completing the installation, connect the electric circuit and switch on the fan.

Setting the timer (PIC 2)

The timer is located under the front panel of the fan next to the terminal block and is marked as Time. By turning the timer carefully to the left or right using a small flat head screwdriver, set the fan rundown time from 15 seconds to 45 minutes.

NOMIA ZW (models with timer, humidistat, and light sensor)

1. Switch off the electric circuit that you are going to work on.
2. Unscrew the screw on the front panel’s side and remove the cover under which the terminal block with three terminals is located.
3. The terminals are marked with letters T (interruptible phase), L (permanent phase), and N (neutral).
4. Read the wiring diagram carefully (PIC 7a, PIC 7b, PIC 7c) depending on the mode selected (see below).
5. Run the supply cables through the rubber bushing and connect them in the terminal block as seen in the wiring diagram.
6. Set the timer (Time).
7. Set the humidistat (Humidity).
8. Set the I/II jumper and the A/B jumper depending on the mode selected (see below).
9. After completing the installation, connect the electric circuit and test the function of the fan.

Setting the timer (PIC 2)

The timer is located under the front panel of the fan next to the terminal block and is marked as Time. By turning the timer carefully to the left or right using a small flat head screwdriver, set the fan rundown time from 15 seconds to 45 minutes.

• MODE 1 – light sensor (on), time rundown

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II/III jumper as seen in PIC 4a. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1a. The fan starts when the light is on (it must be on for at least 45 seconds) and it will be ventilating throughout the entire lighting period. After turning the light off, the fan runs down according to the timer setting.
    Note: If the light is turned off earlier (i.e., it has not been on for at least 45 seconds), the fan will not start.

• MODE 2 – light sensor (off), time rundown

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II/III jumper as seen in PIC 4a. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1b. The fan starts after the light has been turned off (it must have been on for at least 90 seconds) and it will be ventilating throughout the entire time set on the timer.
    Note: If the light is turned off earlier (i.e., it has not been on for at least 90 seconds), the fan will not start after turning the light off.

• MODE 3 – time rundown + separate switch

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal, the black switching wire to the T terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II/III jumper as seen in PIC 4b. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1a. Light sensor inactive. The fan starts whenever the position on the switch is switched over (no matter what the position) and is ventilating throughout the entire time set on the timer.
    Note: If the switch position is switched over during the time rundown, the fan stops immediately.

• MODE 4 – time rundown + lighting switch

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal, the black switching wire to the T terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II/III jumper as seen in PIC 4c. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1a. Light sensor inactive. The fan starts when the switch (i.e., the light) is turned on and runs throughout the entire lighting period. After the switch (light) has been turned off, the fan continues ventilating throughout the time set on the timer.
    Note: If the switch (light) is turned on again during the time rundown, the fan will continue running without interruption until the switch (light) is turned off again and then it will run down according to the timer setting.

• MODE 5 – time rundown + separate button

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal, the black switching wire to the T terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II/III jumper as seen in PIC 4c. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1a. Light sensor inactive. The fan is started by pressing the button and runs throughout the time set on the timer.
    Note: If the button is pressed again during the active rundown, the rundown restarts from the beginning.

Basic information about the connection:

1. Switch off the electric circuit that you are going to work on.
2. Unscrew the screw on the front panel’s side and remove the cover under which the terminal block with three terminals is located.
3. The terminals are marked with letters T (interruptible phase), L (permanent phase) a N (neutral).
4. Read the wiring diagram carefully (PIC 7a, PIC 7b, PIC 7c) depending on the mode selected (see below).
5. Run the supply cables through the rubber bushing and connect them in the terminal block as seen in the wiring diagram.
6. Set the timer (Time).
7. Set the humidistat (Humidity).
8. Set the I/II jumper and the A/B jumper depending on the mode selected (see below).
9. After completing the installation, connect the electric circuit and test the function of the fan.

Setting the humidistat (PIC 3)

The humidistat is located under the front panel of the fan next to the terminal block and is marked as Humidity. By turning the humidistat carefully to the left or right using a small flat head screwdriver, set the relative humidity to trigger the fan from 60% RH to 100% RH.

• MODE 1 – humidity sensor, time rundown

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II jumper as seen in PIC 6b. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1a.
    Light sensor inactive. The humidity sensor will start the fan based on the set value (“Humidity”). After the humidity decreases, the fan continues ventilating for the remaining time set on the timer (“Time”)

• MODE 2 – humidity sensor, time rundown + separate switch

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal, the black switching wire to the T terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II jumper as seen in PIC 6b. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1a.
    Light sensor inactive. The humidity sensor will start the fan based on the set value (“Humidity”). After the humidity decreases, the fan continues ventilating for the remaining time set on the timer (“Time”). The fan can be started manually by switching over the position on the switch (no matter what the position) and is ventilating throughout the entire time set on the timer.
    Note: If the switch position is switched over during the time rundown, the fan stops immediately.

• MODE 3 – light sensor (on), humidity sensor, time rundown

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II jumper as seen in PIC 6a. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1a.
    The fan starts when the light is on (it must be on for at least 45 seconds) and it will be ventilating throughout the entire lighting period. After turning the light off, the fan runs down according to the timer setting (“Time”). The humidity sensor will start the fan based on the set value (“Humidity”) – whether it is light or dark. After the humidity decreases, the fan continues ventilating for the remaining time set on the timer.
    Note: If the light is turned off earlier (i.e., it has not been on for at least 45 seconds), the fan will not start.

• MODE 4 – light sensor (on), humidity sensor, time rundown + separate switch

  • Wire connection : Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal, the black switching wire to the T terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II jumper as seen in PIC 6a. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1a.
    The fan starts when the light is on (it must be on for at least 45 seconds) and it will be ventilating throughout the entire lighting period. After turning the light off, the fan runs down according to the timer setting (“Time”). The humidity sensor will start the fan based on the set value (“Humidity”) – whether it is light or dark. After the humidity decreases, the fan continues ventilating for the remaining time set on the timer. The fan can be started manually using the switch and it is ventilating throughout the time set on the timer. If the light is on and the fan is manually switched off using the switch, the light sensor appears in a paused state – to activate it, repeat the cycle (turn off / turn on).
    Note: If the light is turned off earlier (i.e., it has not been on for at least 45 seconds), the fan will not start.

• MODE 5 – light sensor (off), humidity sensor, time rundown

  • Wire connection : Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II jumper as seen in PIC 6b. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1b.
    The fan starts after the light has been turned off (it must have been on for at least 90 seconds) and it will be ventilating throughout the entire time set on the timer (“Time”). The humidity sensor will start the fan based on the set value (“Humidity”) – it must be dark. After the humidity decreases, the fan continues ventilating for the remaining time set on the timer.
    Note: If the light is turned off earlier (i.e., it has not been on for at least 90 seconds), the fan will not start after turning the light off.

• MODE 6 – light sensor (off), humidity sensor, time rundown + separate switch

  • Wire connection: Connect the brown phase wire to the L terminal, the black switching wire to the T terminal and the blue neutral wire to the N terminal. Place the I/II jumper as seen in PIC 6b. Set the A/B jumper to the position of PIC 1b.
    The fan starts after the light has been turned off (it must have been on for at least 90 seconds) and it will be ventilating throughout the entire time set on the timer (“Time”). The humidity sensor will start the fan based on the set value (“Humidity”) – it must be dark. After the humidity decreases, the fan continues ventilating for the remaining time set on the timer. The fan can be started manually using the switch and it is ventilating throughout the time set on the timer – it works even with the light on.
    Note: If the light is turned off earlier (i.e., it has not been on for at least 90 seconds), the fan will not start after turning the light off.

MAINTENANCE

Only perform maintenance on the fan when disconnected from the mains! Conduct maintenance at least once a year. After removing the fan, clean it with a soft rag dampened with a mild solution of water and detergent. Be careful not to wet down electrical parts of the fan, especially the motor. Wipe the fan dry and return to its installed position.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Distributor for the EU

DALAP GmbH
095 26 Olbernhau, DE
www.dalap.eu
[email protected]

WARRANTY CERTIFICATE

• NOMIA 100
• NOMIA 125
• NOMIA 100
• NOMIA 125 Z
• NOMIA 100 ZW
• NOMIA 125 ZW

Date of Sale,

The selective collection of electronic and electrical equipment.
The disposal of electronic and electrical products in unsorted municipal waste is forbidden.

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