Ceiling installation preparations

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Suction duct for second room connection on ER GH: AFR 75 / AFR 80 flexible aluminium duct

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Main duct: Steel folded spiral-seams duct

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Connection duct on ER GH: AFR 75 / AFR 80 flexible aluminium duct

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Power cable

Be sure to note the approval and installation information: Preparations for wall installation.

Preparing the shaft and suspended ceiling

  1. Make an opening in the suspended ceiling.
  2. Make an opening in the shaft for DN 75 or DN 80 connection duct.
  3. For a second room connection, produce the opening in the wall or shaft for the suction duct. Observe installation positions for the second room connection.

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Main duct (steel folded spiral-seams duct)

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ER GH connection duct: Flexible aluminium duct

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Floor ceiling

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Steel threaded rod / stair bolt

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Duct attachment

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Duct clamp / clamping band

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Ceiling compound

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Shaft wall

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Wall/wall board seal

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Suspended ceiling

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Steel screws or steel blind rivets (3 of each)

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Dowel

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Plastic dowel or anchor bolt

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Metal expansion dowel

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Retaining bolt with nut

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Retaining bolt

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Steel clamping band

Be sure to note the approval and installation information: Preparations for wall installation.

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

Ensure a spacing of max. 1.5 m between the duct attachments.

  1. Correctly attach main ventilation duct inside the shaft.
  2. For fire protection systems, use ceiling compound. To do this, encase the ceiling and pour in the material from above.
  3. Fit duct attachments to the ceiling. Only use permitted mounting material.
  4. Risk of incorrect installation if non-permitted mounting material is used.

    1. Only secure connection duct to ceiling with permitted mounting material (duct clamp or clamping band).
  5. Connect permitted connection duct to main duct and seal for ventilation, for example with cold-shrink tape.
  6. Apply wall/board 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.
  7. Fit suspended ceiling. Use housings to ensure a suitable, flat surface so that the fan insert can be safely inserted in the housing later on.
  8. Lay power cable: Electrically connecting the unit.