Airflow ICONsmart 15 User manual

All electrical installation must be carried out by an approved
electrician in accordance with Part “P” U.K. Building Regula-
tions and to the latest IET standards, or the appropriate
regulations in the country of installation.
The iCONsmart 15 requires a 110V—240V 50/60 Hz single
phase supply.
The iCONsmart 15 is IPX5 rated and therefore it is suitable
for mounting in bathrooms (in zone 1 and 2).
For fans mounted in zones 1 & 2 as defined in BS
7671:2018, additional protection must be provided by a
Residual Current Device (RCD) not exceeding 30mA as well
as having an Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDD).
A disconnector (e.g. Isolator switch, circuit breaker) with a
distance greater than 3 mm between its open contacts shall
be required according to BS 60669-1.
Smart Fan Installation
and Operation Guide
iCONsmart 15 - 72687221
Fan Overview
Main Body
IPX Cover
Front Cover
Model ABCDE
iCONsmart 15 194 118 100 72 144
• Bluetooth connection
to your smart device
• Setting flow rates
• Customise fan name
• Flow sensor
These include: timer module (TM) functionality that
can be unlocked via a unique code (on a scratch
card), humidity & timer (HT), motion sensor & timer
(MST) or a combination of all three (MSHT). These
modules are available separately and can be fitted at
the time of installation or retro-fitted.
(MST)
Front Side
(HT)
60000316—Issue 1 08/20
4. Ensure selected power source being used is
isolated.
5. Front cover iris leaves must be in the fully closed
position.
6. Remove locking screw from the bottom of the
front cover. (Fig.4)
7. Hold the main body, turn the front cover anti-
clockwise. Note front cover position for re-
assembly purposes. Lift the cover off. (Fig. 4)
8. Remove the IPX cover by undoing the screw in
the centre. Lift the IPX cover off. (Fig. 5)
Locking Screw
IPX screw
(If you have purchased a module for installation,
refer to module instructions now.)
9. Fit the sealing grommet supplied into the cable
entry hole. (Fig. 6)
10. Pierce the grommet to allow the mains cable to be
fed through while maintaining seal integrity.
11. Position the fan so cable entry and fitting holes
align with those on the mounting surface. Feed
through the cable and fit the fan. (Fig. 6)
12. Offer up the supply cable to fan. Cut to the length
needed.
13. Wire the fan to supply cable, referring to the elec-
trical installation guide. (Page 5)
14. Using the cable clamp provided, secure the mains
cable into place.
15. To replace the IPX cover, line up the L (Left) and
R (Right) indicators on the main body of the fan
(Fig. 6) with the L and R indicator on the IPX cover
(Fig. 7). Lightly press the IPX cover onto the main
body.
16. Refit the IPX screw, checking the IPX cover is
secure.
Cable Entry
Hole
Mains Terminal
Fitting Holes
Cable Clamp
17. Position front cover over IPX cover in same
orientation as it was removed. Lightly press front
cover onto fan and rotate clockwise. Refit lock-
ing screw. (Fig. 8)
iCONsmart comes with a newly developed flow
sensing technology that automatically adjusts
and maintains the set extraction flow rates when
within the parameters of the fan.
Prepare Wall or Ceiling
The iCONsmart can be installed into a wall or ceiling.
When fitting fans in the ceiling, if high density plaster-
board is not used, a support (min 18mm thick) should
be mounted between the ceiling joists. Fans should
not be fitted to unsupported plasterboards. (Fig. 3)
1. Mark out and drill a spigot hole to suit 100mm
diameter rigid ducting.
2. Make provision for the electric supply cable and
wall plugs / appropriate fittings using the main
body as a template. Level using guides below
the L and R symbols. (see Fig. 6)
3. Fit the wall plugs provided or fittings as
appropriate for the surface.
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Electrical Installation
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Back
Module Controls
iCONsmart has several features included as standard
and can also be fitted with digital micro modules to
give a range of extra control options.
Standard Features
• Commission / Notify
NICEIC of installation
• 3 month rolling log of
power consumption,
time on and flow rates
recording.
Page 3 of 16
Fig. 3
Installation
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Locking
Screw
Left and Right Indicators
Left Indicator
Right Indicator
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Switch Live Wiring
Basic Wiring
(TM)
ØA
D
B
ØC
E
Important: Switches for fans should be selected and sited in
accordance with BS 7671:2018.
Support
Duct
Joist
Ceiling
Possible cable routing
Certificate No. FM 00152
BS EN ISO 9001:2015
Certificate No. EM S 569454
BS EN ISO 14001:201 5

All electrical installation must be carried out by an approved
electrician in accordance with Part “P” U.K. Building Regula-
tions and to the latest IET standards, or the appropriate
regulations in the country of installation.
The iCONsmart 15 requires a 110V—240V 50/60 Hz single
phase supply.
The iCONsmart 15 is IPX5 rated and therefore it is suitable
for mounting in bathrooms (in zone 1 and 2).
For fans mounted in zones 1 & 2 as defined in BS
7671:2018, additional protection must be provided by a
Residual Current Device (RCD) not exceeding 30mA as well
as having an Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDD).
A disconnector (e.g. Isolator switch, circuit breaker) with a
distance greater than 3 mm between its open contacts shall
be required according to BS 60669-1.
Smart Fan Installation
and Operation Guide
iCONsmart 15 - 72687221
Fan Overview
Main Body
IPX Cover
Front Cover
Model ABCDE
iCONsmart 15 194 118 100 72 144
• Bluetooth connection
to your smart device
• Setting flow rates
• Customise fan name
• Flow sensor
These include: timer module (TM) functionality that
can be unlocked via a unique code (on a scratch
card), humidity & timer (HT), motion sensor & timer
(MST) or a combination of all three (MSHT). These
modules are available separately and can be fitted at
the time of installation or retro-fitted.
(MST)
Front Side
(HT)
60000316—Issue 1 08/20
4. Ensure selected power source being used is
isolated.
5. Front cover iris leaves must be in the fully closed
position.
6. Remove locking screw from the bottom of the
front cover. (Fig.4)
7. Hold the main body, turn the front cover anti-
clockwise. Note front cover position for re-
assembly purposes. Lift the cover off. (Fig. 4)
8. Remove the IPX cover by undoing the screw in
the centre. Lift the IPX cover off. (Fig. 5)
Locking Screw
IPX screw
(If you have purchased a module for installation,
refer to module instructions now.)
9. Fit the sealing grommet supplied into the cable
entry hole. (Fig. 6)
10. Pierce the grommet to allow the mains cable to be
fed through while maintaining seal integrity.
11. Position the fan so cable entry and fitting holes
align with those on the mounting surface. Feed
through the cable and fit the fan. (Fig. 6)
12. Offer up the supply cable to fan. Cut to the length
needed.
13. Wire the fan to supply cable, referring to the elec-
trical installation guide. (Page 5)
14. Using the cable clamp provided, secure the mains
cable into place.
15. To replace the IPX cover, line up the L (Left) and
R (Right) indicators on the main body of the fan
(Fig. 6) with the L and R indicator on the IPX cover
(Fig. 7). Lightly press the IPX cover onto the main
body.
16. Refit the IPX screw, checking the IPX cover is
secure.
Cable Entry
Hole
Mains Terminal
Fitting Holes
Cable Clamp
17. Position front cover over IPX cover in same
orientation as it was removed. Lightly press front
cover onto fan and rotate clockwise. Refit lock-
ing screw. (Fig. 8)
iCONsmart comes with a newly developed flow
sensing technology that automatically adjusts
and maintains the set extraction flow rates when
within the parameters of the fan.
Prepare Wall or Ceiling
The iCONsmart can be installed into a wall or ceiling.
When fitting fans in the ceiling, if high density plaster-
board is not used, a support (min 18mm thick) should
be mounted between the ceiling joists. Fans should
not be fitted to unsupported plasterboards. (Fig. 3)
1. Mark out and drill a spigot hole to suit 100mm
diameter rigid ducting.
2. Make provision for the electric supply cable and
wall plugs / appropriate fittings using the main
body as a template. Level using guides below
the L and R symbols. (see Fig. 6)
3. Fit the wall plugs provided or fittings as
appropriate for the surface.
Page 2 of 16
Page 7 of 16 Page 8 of 16
Page 4 of 16
Page 5 of 16 Page 6 of 16
Electrical Installation
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Back
Module Controls
iCONsmart has several features included as standard
and can also be fitted with digital micro modules to
give a range of extra control options.
Standard Features
• Commission / Notify
NICEIC of installation
• 3 month rolling log of
power consumption,
time on and flow rates
recording.
Page 3 of 16
Fig. 3
Installation
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Locking
Screw
Left and Right Indicators
Left Indicator
Right Indicator
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Switch Live Wiring
Basic Wiring
(TM)
ØA
D
B
ØC
E
Important: Switches for fans should be selected and sited in
accordance with BS 7671:2018.
Support
Duct
Joist
Ceiling
Possible cable routing
Certificate No. FM 00152
BS EN ISO 9001:2015
Certificate No. EM S 569454
BS EN ISO 14001:201 5

All electrical installation must be carried out by an approved
electrician in accordance with Part “P” U.K. Building Regula-
tions and to the latest IET standards, or the appropriate
regulations in the country of installation.
The iCONsmart 15 requires a 110V—240V 50/60 Hz single
phase supply.
The iCONsmart 15 is IPX5 rated and therefore it is suitable
for mounting in bathrooms (in zone 1 and 2).
For fans mounted in zones 1 & 2 as defined in BS
7671:2018, additional protection must be provided by a
Residual Current Device (RCD) not exceeding 30mA as well
as having an Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDD).
A disconnector (e.g. Isolator switch, circuit breaker) with a
distance greater than 3 mm between its open contacts shall
be required according to BS 60669-1.
Smart Fan Installation
and Operation Guide
iCONsmart 15 - 72687221
Fan Overview
Main Body
IPX Cover
Front Cover
Model ABCDE
iCONsmart 15 194 118 100 72 144
• Bluetooth connection
to your smart device
• Setting flow rates
• Customise fan name
• Flow sensor
These include: timer module (TM) functionality that
can be unlocked via a unique code (on a scratch
card), humidity & timer (HT), motion sensor & timer
(MST) or a combination of all three (MSHT). These
modules are available separately and can be fitted at
the time of installation or retro-fitted.
(MST)
Front Side
(HT)
60000316—Issue 1 08/20
4. Ensure selected power source being used is
isolated.
5. Front cover iris leaves must be in the fully closed
position.
6. Remove locking screw from the bottom of the
front cover. (Fig.4)
7. Hold the main body, turn the front cover anti-
clockwise. Note front cover position for re-
assembly purposes. Lift the cover off. (Fig. 4)
8. Remove the IPX cover by undoing the screw in
the centre. Lift the IPX cover off. (Fig. 5)
Locking Screw
IPX screw
(If you have purchased a module for installation,
refer to module instructions now.)
9. Fit the sealing grommet supplied into the cable
entry hole. (Fig. 6)
10. Pierce the grommet to allow the mains cable to be
fed through while maintaining seal integrity.
11. Position the fan so cable entry and fitting holes
align with those on the mounting surface. Feed
through the cable and fit the fan. (Fig. 6)
12. Offer up the supply cable to fan. Cut to the length
needed.
13. Wire the fan to supply cable, referring to the elec-
trical installation guide. (Page 5)
14. Using the cable clamp provided, secure the mains
cable into place.
15. To replace the IPX cover, line up the L (Left) and
R (Right) indicators on the main body of the fan
(Fig. 6) with the L and R indicator on the IPX cover
(Fig. 7). Lightly press the IPX cover onto the main
body.
16. Refit the IPX screw, checking the IPX cover is
secure.
Cable Entry
Hole
Mains Terminal
Fitting Holes
Cable Clamp
17. Position front cover over IPX cover in same
orientation as it was removed. Lightly press front
cover onto fan and rotate clockwise. Refit lock-
ing screw. (Fig. 8)
iCONsmart comes with a newly developed flow
sensing technology that automatically adjusts
and maintains the set extraction flow rates when
within the parameters of the fan.
Prepare Wall or Ceiling
The iCONsmart can be installed into a wall or ceiling.
When fitting fans in the ceiling, if high density plaster-
board is not used, a support (min 18mm thick) should
be mounted between the ceiling joists. Fans should
not be fitted to unsupported plasterboards. (Fig. 3)
1. Mark out and drill a spigot hole to suit 100mm
diameter rigid ducting.
2. Make provision for the electric supply cable and
wall plugs / appropriate fittings using the main
body as a template. Level using guides below
the L and R symbols. (see Fig. 6)
3. Fit the wall plugs provided or fittings as
appropriate for the surface.
Page 2 of 16
Page 7 of 16 Page 8 of 16
Page 4 of 16
Page 5 of 16 Page 6 of 16
Electrical Installation
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Back
Module Controls
iCONsmart has several features included as standard
and can also be fitted with digital micro modules to
give a range of extra control options.
Standard Features
• Commission / Notify
NICEIC of installation
• 3 month rolling log of
power consumption,
time on and flow rates
recording.
Page 3 of 16
Fig. 3
Installation
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Locking
Screw
Left and Right Indicators
Left Indicator
Right Indicator
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Switch Live Wiring
Basic Wiring
(TM)
ØA
D
B
ØC
E
Important: Switches for fans should be selected and sited in
accordance with BS 7671:2018.
Support
Duct
Joist
Ceiling
Possible cable routing
Certificate No. FM 00152
BS EN ISO 9001:2015
Certificate No. EM S 569454
BS EN ISO 14001:201 5

All electrical installation must be carried out by an approved
electrician in accordance with Part “P” U.K. Building Regula-
tions and to the latest IET standards, or the appropriate
regulations in the country of installation.
The iCONsmart 15 requires a 110V—240V 50/60 Hz single
phase supply.
The iCONsmart 15 is IPX5 rated and therefore it is suitable
for mounting in bathrooms (in zone 1 and 2).
For fans mounted in zones 1 & 2 as defined in BS
7671:2018, additional protection must be provided by a
Residual Current Device (RCD) not exceeding 30mA as well
as having an Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDD).
A disconnector (e.g. Isolator switch, circuit breaker) with a
distance greater than 3 mm between its open contacts shall
be required according to BS 60669-1.
Smart Fan Installation
and Operation Guide
iCONsmart 15 - 72687221
Fan Overview
Main Body
IPX Cover
Front Cover
Model ABCDE
iCONsmart 15 194 118 100 72 144
• Bluetooth connection
to your smart device
• Setting flow rates
• Customise fan name
• Flow sensor
These include: timer module (TM) functionality that
can be unlocked via a unique code (on a scratch
card), humidity & timer (HT), motion sensor & timer
(MST) or a combination of all three (MSHT). These
modules are available separately and can be fitted at
the time of installation or retro-fitted.
(MST)
Front Side
(HT)
60000316—Issue 1 08/20
4. Ensure selected power source being used is
isolated.
5. Front cover iris leaves must be in the fully closed
position.
6. Remove locking screw from the bottom of the
front cover. (Fig.4)
7. Hold the main body, turn the front cover anti-
clockwise. Note front cover position for re-
assembly purposes. Lift the cover off. (Fig. 4)
8. Remove the IPX cover by undoing the screw in
the centre. Lift the IPX cover off. (Fig. 5)
Locking Screw
IPX screw
(If you have purchased a module for installation,
refer to module instructions now.)
9. Fit the sealing grommet supplied into the cable
entry hole. (Fig. 6)
10. Pierce the grommet to allow the mains cable to be
fed through while maintaining seal integrity.
11. Position the fan so cable entry and fitting holes
align with those on the mounting surface. Feed
through the cable and fit the fan. (Fig. 6)
12. Offer up the supply cable to fan. Cut to the length
needed.
13. Wire the fan to supply cable, referring to the elec-
trical installation guide. (Page 5)
14. Using the cable clamp provided, secure the mains
cable into place.
15. To replace the IPX cover, line up the L (Left) and
R (Right) indicators on the main body of the fan
(Fig. 6) with the L and R indicator on the IPX cover
(Fig. 7). Lightly press the IPX cover onto the main
body.
16. Refit the IPX screw, checking the IPX cover is
secure.
Cable Entry
Hole
Mains Terminal
Fitting Holes
Cable Clamp
17. Position front cover over IPX cover in same
orientation as it was removed. Lightly press front
cover onto fan and rotate clockwise. Refit lock-
ing screw. (Fig. 8)
iCONsmart comes with a newly developed flow
sensing technology that automatically adjusts
and maintains the set extraction flow rates when
within the parameters of the fan.
Prepare Wall or Ceiling
The iCONsmart can be installed into a wall or ceiling.
When fitting fans in the ceiling, if high density plaster-
board is not used, a support (min 18mm thick) should
be mounted between the ceiling joists. Fans should
not be fitted to unsupported plasterboards. (Fig. 3)
1. Mark out and drill a spigot hole to suit 100mm
diameter rigid ducting.
2. Make provision for the electric supply cable and
wall plugs / appropriate fittings using the main
body as a template. Level using guides below
the L and R symbols. (see Fig. 6)
3. Fit the wall plugs provided or fittings as
appropriate for the surface.
Page 2 of 16
Page 7 of 16 Page 8 of 16
Page 4 of 16
Page 5 of 16 Page 6 of 16
Electrical Installation
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Back
Module Controls
iCONsmart has several features included as standard
and can also be fitted with digital micro modules to
give a range of extra control options.
Standard Features
• Commission / Notify
NICEIC of installation
• 3 month rolling log of
power consumption,
time on and flow rates
recording.
Page 3 of 16
Fig. 3
Installation
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Locking
Screw
Left and Right Indicators
Left Indicator
Right Indicator
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Switch Live Wiring
Basic Wiring
(TM)
ØA
D
B
ØC
E
Important: Switches for fans should be selected and sited in
accordance with BS 7671:2018.
Support
Duct
Joist
Ceiling
Possible cable routing
Certificate No. FM 00152
BS EN ISO 9001:2015
Certificate No. EM S 569454
BS EN ISO 14001:201 5

All electrical installation must be carried out by an approved
electrician in accordance with Part “P” U.K. Building Regula-
tions and to the latest IET standards, or the appropriate
regulations in the country of installation.
The iCONsmart 15 requires a 110V—240V 50/60 Hz single
phase supply.
The iCONsmart 15 is IPX5 rated and therefore it is suitable
for mounting in bathrooms (in zone 1 and 2).
For fans mounted in zones 1 & 2 as defined in BS
7671:2018, additional protection must be provided by a
Residual Current Device (RCD) not exceeding 30mA as well
as having an Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDD).
A disconnector (e.g. Isolator switch, circuit breaker) with a
distance greater than 3 mm between its open contacts shall
be required according to BS 60669-1.
Smart Fan Installation
and Operation Guide
iCONsmart 15 - 72687221
Fan Overview
Main Body
IPX Cover
Front Cover
Model ABCDE
iCONsmart 15 194 118 100 72 144
• Bluetooth connection
to your smart device
• Setting flow rates
• Customise fan name
• Flow sensor
These include: timer module (TM) functionality that
can be unlocked via a unique code (on a scratch
card), humidity & timer (HT), motion sensor & timer
(MST) or a combination of all three (MSHT). These
modules are available separately and can be fitted at
the time of installation or retro-fitted.
(MST)
Front Side
(HT)
60000316—Issue 1 08/20
4. Ensure selected power source being used is
isolated.
5. Front cover iris leaves must be in the fully closed
position.
6. Remove locking screw from the bottom of the
front cover. (Fig.4)
7. Hold the main body, turn the front cover anti-
clockwise. Note front cover position for re-
assembly purposes. Lift the cover off. (Fig. 4)
8. Remove the IPX cover by undoing the screw in
the centre. Lift the IPX cover off. (Fig. 5)
Locking Screw
IPX screw
(If you have purchased a module for installation,
refer to module instructions now.)
9. Fit the sealing grommet supplied into the cable
entry hole. (Fig. 6)
10. Pierce the grommet to allow the mains cable to be
fed through while maintaining seal integrity.
11. Position the fan so cable entry and fitting holes
align with those on the mounting surface. Feed
through the cable and fit the fan. (Fig. 6)
12. Offer up the supply cable to fan. Cut to the length
needed.
13. Wire the fan to supply cable, referring to the elec-
trical installation guide. (Page 5)
14. Using the cable clamp provided, secure the mains
cable into place.
15. To replace the IPX cover, line up the L (Left) and
R (Right) indicators on the main body of the fan
(Fig. 6) with the L and R indicator on the IPX cover
(Fig. 7). Lightly press the IPX cover onto the main
body.
16. Refit the IPX screw, checking the IPX cover is
secure.
Cable Entry
Hole
Mains Terminal
Fitting Holes
Cable Clamp
17. Position front cover over IPX cover in same
orientation as it was removed. Lightly press front
cover onto fan and rotate clockwise. Refit lock-
ing screw. (Fig. 8)
iCONsmart comes with a newly developed flow
sensing technology that automatically adjusts
and maintains the set extraction flow rates when
within the parameters of the fan.
Prepare Wall or Ceiling
The iCONsmart can be installed into a wall or ceiling.
When fitting fans in the ceiling, if high density plaster-
board is not used, a support (min 18mm thick) should
be mounted between the ceiling joists. Fans should
not be fitted to unsupported plasterboards. (Fig. 3)
1. Mark out and drill a spigot hole to suit 100mm
diameter rigid ducting.
2. Make provision for the electric supply cable and
wall plugs / appropriate fittings using the main
body as a template. Level using guides below
the L and R symbols. (see Fig. 6)
3. Fit the wall plugs provided or fittings as
appropriate for the surface.
Page 2 of 16
Page 7 of 16 Page 8 of 16
Page 4 of 16
Page 5 of 16 Page 6 of 16
Electrical Installation
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Back
Module Controls
iCONsmart has several features included as standard
and can also be fitted with digital micro modules to
give a range of extra control options.
Standard Features
• Commission / Notify
NICEIC of installation
• 3 month rolling log of
power consumption,
time on and flow rates
recording.
Page 3 of 16
Fig. 3
Installation
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Locking
Screw
Left and Right Indicators
Left Indicator
Right Indicator
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Switch Live Wiring
Basic Wiring
(TM)
ØA
D
B
ØC
E
Important: Switches for fans should be selected and sited in
accordance with BS 7671:2018.
Support
Duct
Joist
Ceiling
Possible cable routing
Certificate No. FM 00152
BS EN ISO 9001:2015
Certificate No. EM S 569454
BS EN ISO 14001:201 5

(MSHT) - Part No: 72687227
Warranty
Airflow guarantees the iCONsmart and iCONsmart
modules for 5 years from date of purchase against
faulty material or workmanship. Applicable to units
installed and used in the UNITED KINGDOM.
Warranty covers the fan, not the reinstallation of this if
required. In the event of any defective parts being
found, Airflow Developments Ltd reserves the right to
repair, or at our discretion replace without charge,
provided the unit:
21. Has been installed in accordance with the fitting
and wiring instructions supplied with each unit.
22. Has not been connected to an unsuitable electri-
cal supply.
23. Has not been subjected to misuse, neglect or
damage.
24. Has not been modified or repaired by any person
not authorised by Airflow Developments Ltd.
25. Has been installed by a person who is recognised
as a competent person who is part of a competent
scheme provider (e.g. NICEIC Ventilation
Scheme).
Airflow Developments Ltd shall not be liable for any
loss, injury or other consequential damage, in the
event of a failure of the equipment or arising from,
or in connection with, the equipment excepting only
that nothing in this condition shall be construed as
to exclude or restrict liability for negligence. Full
details at airflow.com/terms
This warranty does not in any way affect any
statutory or other consumer rights.
Maintenance
SAFETY FIRST: ALWAYS ISOLATE THE FAN UNIT
FROM THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE DOING ANY
WORK ON THE FAN / MODULE.
When installed by a competent installer according to
user instructions, the iCONsmart range is completely
safe. The materials used in its construction do not
constitute a hazard. This appliance is not intended for
use by persons (including children) with reduced phys-
ical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experi-
ence and knowledge, unless they are supervised or
fully instructed concerning the use of the appliance by
a person responsible for their safety.
Cleaning
Fan and ducting should be inspected and cleaned on
a regular basis to maintain fan performance. The ex-
ternal housing of the fan can be wiped with a damp
cloth.
Do not use household cleaners containing abrasives.
Cleaning of the internal parts such as the impeller
should be carried out by using a soft brush. Never
clean any parts of the fan assembly by immersing in
water or using a dishwasher.
Disposal
Do not dispose of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist.
Check with your local authority for recycling
advice.
Best Practice Recommendations
To avoid the backflow of condensation into the fan
in ceiling installations Airflow recommends fitting a
condensation trap to the outlet duct of the fan.
Where flexible ducting is used the diameter must
be maintained and it is good ventilation practice
that the ducting is extended to a minimum of 90%
of its possible length in order to maintain the best
possible air flow.
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Ensure that flexible duct connections are not over
tightened to the spigots. To maximise the air flow,
rigid ducting should be used where possible. The fan
and ducting should be installed in accordance with
the requirements of the Domestic Ventilation Compli-
ance Guide, part of Part F of the Building Regula-
tions.
Where flexible ducting is used ensure it is pulled to
90% of its full length.
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App Control and Setup
First Time Use
When the iCONsmart is first powered on, you will
hear the initial reset for 10-15 seconds. This is normal
and will also occur if the fan is in its reset mode.
Do not place the fan near any direct heat sources,
e.g. radiant heaters, or where the ambient tempera-
ture can exceed 40°C (104°F).
(TM) - Part No: 72687224 (Scratch card)
(HT) - Part No: 72687225
(MST) - Part No: 72687226
+
To activate the iCONsmart and to set it up:
18. Download and install myAirflow from the App
Store or Google Play Store to your smart device.
19. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device,
then open the app.
20. Follow the simple setup process shown on your
screen. This includes setting the flow rates, fan
naming, NICEIC certification and timer module
settings.
Individual installation instructions are supplied with
each module. Part No: 51978301
Home — From this page you can activate the
fan, as well as viewing and adjusting the flow
rate.
Settings — Contains all adjustable settings from the
setup and more: Setting the flow rates, fan name,
unlock timer functionality and all module parameters.
Usage Data — The iCONsmart can store up to 3
months rolling log of power use, time-on, flow rates,
temperature and humidity levels (Requires the humidity
module to be installed and connected to view tempera-
ture and humidity levels log).
iCONsmart has been CB tested and FCC certified to
demonstrate the thoughtful engineering behind the
fan design. It has been awarded the TUV certifica-
tion for its safety, functionality and quality.
(90% expanded)

(MSHT) - Part No: 72687227
Warranty
Airflow guarantees the iCONsmart and iCONsmart
modules for 5 years from date of purchase against
faulty material or workmanship. Applicable to units
installed and used in the UNITED KINGDOM.
Warranty covers the fan, not the reinstallation of this if
required. In the event of any defective parts being
found, Airflow Developments Ltd reserves the right to
repair, or at our discretion replace without charge,
provided the unit:
21. Has been installed in accordance with the fitting
and wiring instructions supplied with each unit.
22. Has not been connected to an unsuitable electri-
cal supply.
23. Has not been subjected to misuse, neglect or
damage.
24. Has not been modified or repaired by any person
not authorised by Airflow Developments Ltd.
25. Has been installed by a person who is recognised
as a competent person who is part of a competent
scheme provider (e.g. NICEIC Ventilation
Scheme).
Airflow Developments Ltd shall not be liable for any
loss, injury or other consequential damage, in the
event of a failure of the equipment or arising from,
or in connection with, the equipment excepting only
that nothing in this condition shall be construed as
to exclude or restrict liability for negligence. Full
details at airflow.com/terms
This warranty does not in any way affect any
statutory or other consumer rights.
Maintenance
SAFETY FIRST: ALWAYS ISOLATE THE FAN UNIT
FROM THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE DOING ANY
WORK ON THE FAN / MODULE.
When installed by a competent installer according to
user instructions, the iCONsmart range is completely
safe. The materials used in its construction do not
constitute a hazard. This appliance is not intended for
use by persons (including children) with reduced phys-
ical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experi-
ence and knowledge, unless they are supervised or
fully instructed concerning the use of the appliance by
a person responsible for their safety.
Cleaning
Fan and ducting should be inspected and cleaned on
a regular basis to maintain fan performance. The ex-
ternal housing of the fan can be wiped with a damp
cloth.
Do not use household cleaners containing abrasives.
Cleaning of the internal parts such as the impeller
should be carried out by using a soft brush. Never
clean any parts of the fan assembly by immersing in
water or using a dishwasher.
Disposal
Do not dispose of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist.
Check with your local authority for recycling
advice.
Best Practice Recommendations
To avoid the backflow of condensation into the fan
in ceiling installations Airflow recommends fitting a
condensation trap to the outlet duct of the fan.
Where flexible ducting is used the diameter must
be maintained and it is good ventilation practice
that the ducting is extended to a minimum of 90%
of its possible length in order to maintain the best
possible air flow.
Page 9 of 16 Page 10 of 16 Page 11 of 16 Page 12 of 16
Ensure that flexible duct connections are not over
tightened to the spigots. To maximise the air flow,
rigid ducting should be used where possible. The fan
and ducting should be installed in accordance with
the requirements of the Domestic Ventilation Compli-
ance Guide, part of Part F of the Building Regula-
tions.
Where flexible ducting is used ensure it is pulled to
90% of its full length.
Page 13 of 16 Page 14 of 16 Page 15 of 16 Page 16 of 16
App Control and Setup
First Time Use
When the iCONsmart is first powered on, you will
hear the initial reset for 10-15 seconds. This is normal
and will also occur if the fan is in its reset mode.
Do not place the fan near any direct heat sources,
e.g. radiant heaters, or where the ambient tempera-
ture can exceed 40°C (104°F).
(TM) - Part No: 72687224 (Scratch card)
(HT) - Part No: 72687225
(MST) - Part No: 72687226
+
To activate the iCONsmart and to set it up:
18. Download and install myAirflow from the App
Store or Google Play Store to your smart device.
19. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device,
then open the app.
20. Follow the simple setup process shown on your
screen. This includes setting the flow rates, fan
naming, NICEIC certification and timer module
settings.
Individual installation instructions are supplied with
each module. Part No: 51978301
Home — From this page you can activate the
fan, as well as viewing and adjusting the flow
rate.
Settings — Contains all adjustable settings from the
setup and more: Setting the flow rates, fan name,
unlock timer functionality and all module parameters.
Usage Data — The iCONsmart can store up to 3
months rolling log of power use, time-on, flow rates,
temperature and humidity levels (Requires the humidity
module to be installed and connected to view tempera-
ture and humidity levels log).
iCONsmart has been CB tested and FCC certified to
demonstrate the thoughtful engineering behind the
fan design. It has been awarded the TUV certifica-
tion for its safety, functionality and quality.
(90% expanded)

(MSHT) - Part No: 72687227
Warranty
Airflow guarantees the iCONsmart and iCONsmart
modules for 5 years from date of purchase against
faulty material or workmanship. Applicable to units
installed and used in the UNITED KINGDOM.
Warranty covers the fan, not the reinstallation of this if
required. In the event of any defective parts being
found, Airflow Developments Ltd reserves the right to
repair, or at our discretion replace without charge,
provided the unit:
21. Has been installed in accordance with the fitting
and wiring instructions supplied with each unit.
22. Has not been connected to an unsuitable electri-
cal supply.
23. Has not been subjected to misuse, neglect or
damage.
24. Has not been modified or repaired by any person
not authorised by Airflow Developments Ltd.
25. Has been installed by a person who is recognised
as a competent person who is part of a competent
scheme provider (e.g. NICEIC Ventilation
Scheme).
Airflow Developments Ltd shall not be liable for any
loss, injury or other consequential damage, in the
event of a failure of the equipment or arising from,
or in connection with, the equipment excepting only
that nothing in this condition shall be construed as
to exclude or restrict liability for negligence. Full
details at airflow.com/terms
This warranty does not in any way affect any
statutory or other consumer rights.
Maintenance
SAFETY FIRST: ALWAYS ISOLATE THE FAN UNIT
FROM THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE DOING ANY
WORK ON THE FAN / MODULE.
When installed by a competent installer according to
user instructions, the iCONsmart range is completely
safe. The materials used in its construction do not
constitute a hazard. This appliance is not intended for
use by persons (including children) with reduced phys-
ical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experi-
ence and knowledge, unless they are supervised or
fully instructed concerning the use of the appliance by
a person responsible for their safety.
Cleaning
Fan and ducting should be inspected and cleaned on
a regular basis to maintain fan performance. The ex-
ternal housing of the fan can be wiped with a damp
cloth.
Do not use household cleaners containing abrasives.
Cleaning of the internal parts such as the impeller
should be carried out by using a soft brush. Never
clean any parts of the fan assembly by immersing in
water or using a dishwasher.
Disposal
Do not dispose of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist.
Check with your local authority for recycling
advice.
Best Practice Recommendations
To avoid the backflow of condensation into the fan
in ceiling installations Airflow recommends fitting a
condensation trap to the outlet duct of the fan.
Where flexible ducting is used the diameter must
be maintained and it is good ventilation practice
that the ducting is extended to a minimum of 90%
of its possible length in order to maintain the best
possible air flow.
Page 9 of 16 Page 10 of 16 Page 11 of 16 Page 12 of 16
Ensure that flexible duct connections are not over
tightened to the spigots. To maximise the air flow,
rigid ducting should be used where possible. The fan
and ducting should be installed in accordance with
the requirements of the Domestic Ventilation Compli-
ance Guide, part of Part F of the Building Regula-
tions.
Where flexible ducting is used ensure it is pulled to
90% of its full length.
Page 13 of 16 Page 14 of 16 Page 15 of 16 Page 16 of 16
App Control and Setup
First Time Use
When the iCONsmart is first powered on, you will
hear the initial reset for 10-15 seconds. This is normal
and will also occur if the fan is in its reset mode.
Do not place the fan near any direct heat sources,
e.g. radiant heaters, or where the ambient tempera-
ture can exceed 40°C (104°F).
(TM) - Part No: 72687224 (Scratch card)
(HT) - Part No: 72687225
(MST) - Part No: 72687226
+
To activate the iCONsmart and to set it up:
18. Download and install myAirflow from the App
Store or Google Play Store to your smart device.
19. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device,
then open the app.
20. Follow the simple setup process shown on your
screen. This includes setting the flow rates, fan
naming, NICEIC certification and timer module
settings.
Individual installation instructions are supplied with
each module. Part No: 51978301
Home — From this page you can activate the
fan, as well as viewing and adjusting the flow
rate.
Settings — Contains all adjustable settings from the
setup and more: Setting the flow rates, fan name,
unlock timer functionality and all module parameters.
Usage Data — The iCONsmart can store up to 3
months rolling log of power use, time-on, flow rates,
temperature and humidity levels (Requires the humidity
module to be installed and connected to view tempera-
ture and humidity levels log).
iCONsmart has been CB tested and FCC certified to
demonstrate the thoughtful engineering behind the
fan design. It has been awarded the TUV certifica-
tion for its safety, functionality and quality.
(90% expanded)

(MSHT) - Part No: 72687227
Warranty
Airflow guarantees the iCONsmart and iCONsmart
modules for 5 years from date of purchase against
faulty material or workmanship. Applicable to units
installed and used in the UNITED KINGDOM.
Warranty covers the fan, not the reinstallation of this if
required. In the event of any defective parts being
found, Airflow Developments Ltd reserves the right to
repair, or at our discretion replace without charge,
provided the unit:
21. Has been installed in accordance with the fitting
and wiring instructions supplied with each unit.
22. Has not been connected to an unsuitable electri-
cal supply.
23. Has not been subjected to misuse, neglect or
damage.
24. Has not been modified or repaired by any person
not authorised by Airflow Developments Ltd.
25. Has been installed by a person who is recognised
as a competent person who is part of a competent
scheme provider (e.g. NICEIC Ventilation
Scheme).
Airflow Developments Ltd shall not be liable for any
loss, injury or other consequential damage, in the
event of a failure of the equipment or arising from,
or in connection with, the equipment excepting only
that nothing in this condition shall be construed as
to exclude or restrict liability for negligence. Full
details at airflow.com/terms
This warranty does not in any way affect any
statutory or other consumer rights.
Maintenance
SAFETY FIRST: ALWAYS ISOLATE THE FAN UNIT
FROM THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE DOING ANY
WORK ON THE FAN / MODULE.
When installed by a competent installer according to
user instructions, the iCONsmart range is completely
safe. The materials used in its construction do not
constitute a hazard. This appliance is not intended for
use by persons (including children) with reduced phys-
ical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experi-
ence and knowledge, unless they are supervised or
fully instructed concerning the use of the appliance by
a person responsible for their safety.
Cleaning
Fan and ducting should be inspected and cleaned on
a regular basis to maintain fan performance. The ex-
ternal housing of the fan can be wiped with a damp
cloth.
Do not use household cleaners containing abrasives.
Cleaning of the internal parts such as the impeller
should be carried out by using a soft brush. Never
clean any parts of the fan assembly by immersing in
water or using a dishwasher.
Disposal
Do not dispose of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist.
Check with your local authority for recycling
advice.
Best Practice Recommendations
To avoid the backflow of condensation into the fan
in ceiling installations Airflow recommends fitting a
condensation trap to the outlet duct of the fan.
Where flexible ducting is used the diameter must
be maintained and it is good ventilation practice
that the ducting is extended to a minimum of 90%
of its possible length in order to maintain the best
possible air flow.
Page 9 of 16 Page 10 of 16 Page 11 of 16 Page 12 of 16
Ensure that flexible duct connections are not over
tightened to the spigots. To maximise the air flow,
rigid ducting should be used where possible. The fan
and ducting should be installed in accordance with
the requirements of the Domestic Ventilation Compli-
ance Guide, part of Part F of the Building Regula-
tions.
Where flexible ducting is used ensure it is pulled to
90% of its full length.
Page 13 of 16 Page 14 of 16 Page 15 of 16 Page 16 of 16
App Control and Setup
First Time Use
When the iCONsmart is first powered on, you will
hear the initial reset for 10-15 seconds. This is normal
and will also occur if the fan is in its reset mode.
Do not place the fan near any direct heat sources,
e.g. radiant heaters, or where the ambient tempera-
ture can exceed 40°C (104°F).
(TM) - Part No: 72687224 (Scratch card)
(HT) - Part No: 72687225
(MST) - Part No: 72687226
+
To activate the iCONsmart and to set it up:
18. Download and install myAirflow from the App
Store or Google Play Store to your smart device.
19. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device,
then open the app.
20. Follow the simple setup process shown on your
screen. This includes setting the flow rates, fan
naming, NICEIC certification and timer module
settings.
Individual installation instructions are supplied with
each module. Part No: 51978301
Home — From this page you can activate the
fan, as well as viewing and adjusting the flow
rate.
Settings — Contains all adjustable settings from the
setup and more: Setting the flow rates, fan name,
unlock timer functionality and all module parameters.
Usage Data — The iCONsmart can store up to 3
months rolling log of power use, time-on, flow rates,
temperature and humidity levels (Requires the humidity
module to be installed and connected to view tempera-
ture and humidity levels log).
iCONsmart has been CB tested and FCC certified to
demonstrate the thoughtful engineering behind the
fan design. It has been awarded the TUV certifica-
tion for its safety, functionality and quality.
(90% expanded)