Preparations for the ER-APB ceiling installation (with fire protection)

(Connection outside of the shaft)

12

Main duct (steel folded spiral-seams duct)

15

Spigot

16

Shaft wall

17

Ceiling compound

18

Floor ceiling

20

Steel threaded rod / stair bolt

21

Duct fastener

22

Duct clamp / clamping band

23

Steel folded spiral-seams duct

24

Wall/board seal

25

Suspended ceiling

26

Steel screws or steel blind rivets (3 of each)

27

Steel duct bend

27.1

Anchor bolt / steel dowel

27.2

Metal expansion dowel

28

Retaining bolt with nut

29

Retaining bolt

30

Steel clamping band

Keep a maximum distance of 1.5 m between the duct fastenings. It is essential to observe the installation instructions: Mounting preparations.

Duct attachment with duct clamp,
alternatively duct attachment with clamping band

Danger due to fire transmission

Danger to life due to fire transmission if an incorrect connection duct is used on the APB housing when installed in the ceiling.

  1. Always use steel folded spiral-seams ducts for the connection.

Danger to life due to fire transmission in case of faulty ceiling compound.

  1. It is essential that the remaining gap between the main duct and the wall or ceiling is completely sealed with non-flammable materials that are resistant to deformation. For example, use concrete or cement mortar.

Danger to life due to fire transmission if not flush with the brickwork or with panel building materials.

  1. If used outside the shaft, seal the gap remaining between the connection duct and brickwork/wall boards with non-flammable materials resistant to deformation.
  2. For example, use concrete or cement mortar for brickwork or special fire protection filler for wall boards.

Procedure

  1. NOTE! It is essential to observe the installation instructions: Mounting preparations.
  2. Correctly attach main duct inside the shaft.
  3. Apply ceiling compound. To do this, encase the ceiling and pour in the material from above.
  4. Make shaft opening for the DN 80 steel folded spiral-seams duct.
  5. Fit duct attachments to the ceiling. Only use permitted, suitable mounting material.
  6. Connect DN 80 steel folded spiral-seams duct to main duct and seal for ventilation, for example with cold-shrink tape.
  7. Apply brickwork compound. Seal gap between brickwork and folded spiral-seams duct. The gap remaining must be fully sealed with non-flammable materials that are resistant to deformation. For example, use concrete or cement mortar or for wall boards, use fire protection filler.
  8. Fasten duct bends with 3 steel screws or 3 steel blind rivets.
  9. Make the DN 80 opening for the unit connection socket in the suspended ceiling (fire resistance is not required). It is essential to observe the permissible installation positions: Permissible installation positions for fans.
  10. Attach the suspended ceiling and provide a suitable, level substructure.
  11. NOTE! It is imperative to compensate any unevenness in the wall or ceiling so that the lower part of the housing can be installed without warping. Otherwise it may be that the fan insert can no longer be inserted into the lower part of the housing or that the degree of protection indicated on the rating plate is no longer guaranteed.
  12. Attach spigot made from shaft material F90 around the shaft.
  13. NOTE! The spigot compensates for the length of the shaft walls in the event of a fire.
  14. Continue with the safety-related test of the shut-off device: Electrically connecting the unit.