Nordic Evolution 90 - Fan Thermex - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Nordic Evolution 90 Thermex

ENGLISH Description and operation

ELENORDIK 5TR is an infrared remote control unit with timer, for remote control of all Vortice reversible ceiling fans, with and without light.

he appliance comprises two parts, a receiver and a transmitter. TELENORDIK 5TR can be used: to

perate the fan at 5 different speeds, to reverse the

an, and to turn the light on / off in versions fitted with a light. In addition, the timer incorporated in TELENORDIK 5TR can operate the fan for one hour at the selected speed and in the selected direction. Warning! This symbol indicates precautions that must be taken to avoid personal injury

• Do not use this appliance for purposes other than the proper purposes described in this manual.

• After removing the appliance from its packaging, ensure that it is complete and undamaged. If in doubt contact a professionally qualified electrician or Vortice. Do not leave packaging within the reach of children or infirm persons.

• Certain fundamental rules must be observed when using any electrical appliance, including: a) never touch appliances with wet or damp hands; b) never touch appliances while barefoot; c) never allow children or infirm persons to operate appliances unattended.

• Do not us the appliance where flammable vapours are present (spirit, insecticides, petrol, etc.)

• Store the appliance out of reach of children and infirm persons after disconnecting it from the power supply.

• Any modification made to the appliance automatically invalidates the warranty and absolves the manufacturer from all liability. Caution! This symbol indicates precautions that must be taken to avoid damage to the appliance

• Do not make modifications of any kind to this appliance.

• Do not expose this appliance to the weather (rain, sun, etc.).

• Do not immerse the appliance or any of its parts in water or other liquids.

• Regularly inspect the appliance for visible defects. If any faults are found, do not operate the appliance; contact Vortice* immediately.

• If the appliance does not function correctly or develops a fault, contact Vortice* immediately. Ensure that only genuine original Vortice spares are used for any repairs.

• Should the appliance be dropped or suffer a heavy blow, have it checked by Vortice* immediately.

• The appliance must be installed by a professionally qualified electrician.

• The electrical system to which the appliance is

onnected must conform to applicable standards.

• The appliance must be connected to an efficient earthing system in accordance with applicable electrical safety standards. If in doubt, ask a qualified electrician to check your system.

The electrical power supply/socket to which the appliance is to be connected must be able to provide the maximum electrical power required by the appliance. If it does not do so, arrange for a

ualified electrician to make the necessary modifications.

• Use a multi-polar switch with a minimum contact gap of 3 mm or more to install the appliance.

• Switch off the appliance at the installation's main switch: a) if the appliance does not function correctly; b) before cleaning the outside of the appliance, c) if the appliance is not to be used for any length of time.

• The internal connection cable in this appliance must never be replaced by the user, but only by a qualified electrician.

• Remove the batteries from the transmitter and dispose of them at a designated battery collection point before scrapping the transmitter. Installation (see drawings on page 29) The receiver is set up to be fitted on all Vortice reversible ceiling fans with a max. rod length of 500 mm. If it is fitted on a longer rod, replace the six-pole cable provided with another of the same type and a suitable length. If it is installed on a shorter rod, adapt the length of the cable by cutting it at the free end that is not connected to the receiver.

1) Insert the remote control receiver A and the cover

G into the fan extension rod (Fig.2).

2) Insert the connection cable C, already wired to

the receiver, into the pipe until it comes out of the hole B. If TELENORDIK 5TR is installed on a new ceiling fan, do not fit the cable raceway that, according to the fan instruction booklet, should be fitted in hole B (Fig. 3); if TELENORDIK 5TR is installed on a ceiling fan that is already in place, remove the cable raceway fitted in hole B (Fig. 3).

3) Connect the connection cable C to the fan

terminal board, as indicated: 1 = blue, 2 = grey, = yellow-green, 5 = white.

4) Connect the power supply wires to terminal board

E in accordance with the L, N, symbols shown on the base of the receiver near the terminal board itself (Fig. 4).

5) Insert the receiver, together with the cover that

holds it, against the ceiling or near it, and fasten screw M without tightening it too much (Fig. 5).

6) The remote control transmitter support can be

fastened to the wall by drilling a 6 mm hole and inserting the wall plug provided (Fig.6).

• or an authorized Vortice dealer if you are outside the UK-Ireland territory

1) Insert the remote control receiver A and the cover

2) Insert the connection cable C, already wired to

the receiver, into the pipe until it comes out of the

ole B. If TELENORDIK 5TR is installed on a new ceiling fan, do not fit the cable raceway that, according to the fan instruction booklet, should be

nstalled on a ceiling fan that is already in place, remove the cable raceway fitted in hole B (Fig.3).

3) Disconnect the red and black wires from terminal

board H and (Diagram 1 – Fig.8) and connect them to the terminals marked (General diagram - Fig. 9).

4) Connect the connection cable C to the fan

terminal board, as indicated: 1 = blue, 2 = grey, = yellow-green, 3 = red, 4 = black, 5 = white.

5) Complete electrical connections, selecting one of

the diagrams illustrated below, and taking great care to follow the instructions provided: Diagram A Fig. 10: Light turned on and off using the remote control transmitter only A) Connect the power supply wires to terminal board E in accordance with the L, N, symbols shown on the base of the receiver near the terminal board itself. B) Connect the terminal marked D on terminal board H to the terminal marked on terminal board F using the cable provided in the bag of accessories (ref. brown cable end terminal). Diagram B: Light turned on and off using the remote control transmitter and a switch on the wall of the room (existing system with two switches) The remote control receiv er must be connected in place of the switch, to the central terminal of which one of the two conductors for the existing lamp is connected. A) Disconnect the lamp or lighting unit W fitted in the room at points 4 and 5 (Diagram B - Fig.11). B) Connect the power supply wires to terminal board E in accordance with the L, N, symbols shown on the base of the receiver near the terminal board itself (Diagram B1 - Fig.12). C) Disconnect the wires connected to points 1 and 3 from the switch V, extend them, and connect them to the terminals marked on terminal board F (Diagram B1 - Fig.12). Diagram C: Light turned on and off using the remote control transmitter and a switch and one or more inverters on the wall of the room (existing system with two switches and one or more inverters) The remote control receiv er must be connected in place of the switch, to the central terminal of which one of the tw o conductors for the existing lamp is connected. A) Disconnect the lamp or lighting unit W fitted in the room at points 4 and 5 (Diagram C - Fig.13). B) Connect the power supply wires to terminal board E in accordance with the L, N, symbols shown

n the base of the receiver near the terminal board itself (Diagram C1 - Fig.14). C) Disconnect the wires connected to points 1 and 3

rom the switch V, extend them, and connect them to the terminals marked on terminal board F (Diagram C1 - Fig.14). Diagram D: Light turned on and off using the remote control transmitter and one or more

uttons (existing system) A) Disconnect the lamp or lighting unit W fitted in the room at points 4 and 5 (Diagram D - Fig.15). B) Disconnect all the system buttons and relays from the mains supply at points 6, 7 and 8 (Diagram D - Fig. 15). C) Connect the power supply wires to terminal board E in accordance with the L, N, symbols shown on the base of the receiver near the terminal board itself (Diagram D1 - Fig.16). D) Connect the terminal marked D on terminal board H to the terminal marked on terminal board F using the cable provided in the bag of accessories (ref. brown end terminal - Diagram D1 - Fig.16). E) Connect all the buttons in the system in parallel to the terminals marked on terminal board F (Diagram D1 - Fig.16). Diagram D1: Light turned on and off using the remote control transmitter and one or more buttons (new system) A) Connect the power supply wires to terminal board E in accordance with the L, N, symbols shown on the base of the receiver near the terminal board itself (Diagram D1 - Fig.16). B) Connect the terminal marked D on terminal board H to the terminal marked on terminal board F using the cable provided in the bag of accessories (ref. brown cable end terminal - Diagram D1 -Fig.16). C) Connect all the buttons in the system in parallel to the terminals marked (Diagram D1 -Fig.16).

6) Insert the receiver, together with the cover that

holds it, against the ceiling or near it, and fasten screw M without tightening it too much (Fig. 5).

7) The remote control transmitter support can be

fastened to the wall by drilling a 6 mm hole and inserting the wall plug provided (Fig. 6). Warning If the fan control box was fitted originally, it must be removed when the remote control is installed; it will therefore be necessary to restore the line connection. The receiver should be fixed so that the two LED indicators are visible from the area in which the transmitter is to be used most frequently. Use applicable to all models

1) Once the electrical connections have been made

and the fan has been installed on the ceiling, close the multi-pole switch: a first red LED will illuminate to indicate that the remote control is receiving power.

2) Insert two AA 1.5V alkaline type batteries in the

Transmitter, with the poles positioned as indicated (Fig.7).

93) Test the ceiling fan functions, by pressing buttons

(1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5) on the remote control transmitter,

ccording to the speed, and test the reversing function using the buttons (the red indicator light

ill flash and a beep will sound to confirm that the command has been received).

4) Test the fan light on/off function (if there is one),

by pressing on the transmitter.

) Press “0” on the transmitter to stop the fan; if necessary, press again to turn off the fan light. Check any other switches, inverters and buttons, to ensure the whole system is working properly.

imer function This remote control is equipped with a timer function, allowing the fan to be operated at the speed and in the direction selected for approximately 1 hour. To start the timer function, turn the fan on and press . The green LED on the receiver will light up to indicate that the function has been activated. This green LED will remain lit while the timer is in operation (approx. 1 hour). After this it will go out. To start a new timer cycle, select the function again by pressing . If desired, you can change fan speed and/or direction after the timer function has been started;

his action will not affect the timer period, which will still be approximately 1 hour.

f you wish to stop the timer function before the end of the period set, simply press “0”. When the appliance is turned off by pressing “0”, all

unctions except the light will be switched off.

he reception distance between transmitter and

eceiver (with fully charged batteries in the transmitter) is approximately 13 m. When installing a number of fans with TELENORDIK 5TR, it is recommended that the appliances be fitted at least 3 m from each other. Maintenance / Cleaning Before carrying out any type of cleaning or maintenance operation, turn the appliance off at the main switch and, if equipped with a plug, unplug it from the power supply. Do not use powders, abrasive substances, solvents or alcohol to clean the exposed surface of the appliance.

• Specifications for the power supply must correspond to the electrical data on data plate A (Fig.1).

CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY

This guarantee is offered as an extra benefit and does not affect your legal rights. All

lectrical appliances produced by Vortice are guaranteed by the Company for two years against faulty material or workmanship.

f any part is found to be defective in this way within the first twenty months four from the date of purchase or hire purchase

greement, we or our authorised service agents, will replace or at our option repair that part without any charge for materials or labour or transportation, provided that the appliance has been used only in accordance with the instructions provided with each appliance and has been not connected to an unsuitable electricity supply, or subjected to misuse, neglect or damage or modified or repaired by any person not authorised by us.The correct electricity supply voltage is shown on the rating plate attached to the appliance. This guarantee is normally available only to the original purchaser of the appliance, but the Company will consider written applications for transfer. Should any defect arise in any Vortice product anda claim under guarantee become necessary, the appliance should be carefully packed and returned to your approved Vortice stockist.This portion of the guarantee should be attached to the appliance. FRANCE