Hib Edge 50 User manual

Thank you for purchasing this HiB product.

Please read through these instructions carefully and refer back to them during installation to ensure that

your product is ﬁtted safely and that it retains its high quality ﬁnish.

Please retain this leaﬂet for future reference.

Before drilling, ensure there are no hidden cables or pipes in the wall.

Please Note these products must be installed with a minimum distance

of 150mm between the infra-red sensor switch and any surface or object

to ensure correct operation of the sensor.

LED Illuminated Steam Free Cabinets

FI #02 009 R170801 Ver No. 3.0 Sept 2017

Stratus 50

Art No. 46800

Stratus 60

Art No. 46900

Min. 150mm

Edge 50

Art No. 49400

Edge 60 & 80

Art No. 49500 & 49600

Edge 120

Art No. 49700

Angle Adjustment

Claw In/Out

Adjustment

Claw In/Out

Adjustment

Fixing Preparation (Fig C)

Fixing Brackets (Fig D) Hanger Adjustment (Fig E)

Mounting Points

location of internal

ﬁxing hole

REAR VIEW

Wall Hung Installation

1. Position the cabinet in a suitable location

(according to the zonal diagram (Fig 1) on the

back page) ensuring that the mains supply

cable is within reach of the cable connection

point of the cabinet. Carefully mark the desired

position of the cabinet using a so pencil,

ensuring it is level.

2. Remove the cabinet from the wall and using

a spirit level, mark a horizontal line below the

pencil mark, taking into account the location of

the mounting points (Fig. C). Place brackets on

the pencil line paying attention to the distance

between the hangers on the cabinet. Carefully

mark the position of the holes using a so

pencil. (Fig. D).

3. Before drilling, ensure there are no hidden

cables or pipes behind the mounting points.

Using a suitable drill bit, drill holes in the

marked positions to a suitable depth.

4. Insert wall plugs level with the surface of the

wall. If ﬁtting to a tiled surface, wall plugs

should be inserted below the tile surface to

avoid cracking. NB. For plasterboard walls,

specialist ﬁxings should be purchased from any

DIY or hardware store.

5. Fix the brackets to the wall using the screws

provided.

6. Carefully remove the small screws along the

Please Note You may need to remove the door(s) to aid installation. This can be done by unclipping the hinges. (There is

a release catch at the back of the hinge see ﬁg.A). Once detached, gently extract the wire between the carcass and the

top of the door then disconnect the cable connector(s) (ﬁg.B). DO NOT FIT SHELVES AT THIS STAGE. Extra care must be

taken when handling cabinets with mirrored sides or diﬀusers, especially when picking up and putting down the cabinet

- do not pick up the cabinet by the diﬀusers.

Bracket clip (Fig A)

Wire connectors (Fig B)

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Move door(s) up/down

Move door away/towards

the cabinet

Move door(s) left/right

How to isolate the sensor so you can

switch ON & OFF with a mains switch.

Rewire the cabinet as shown in the diagram

above. HiB recommends that all electrical

bathroom products should only be ﬁtted by a

suitably qualiﬁed, Part P registered electrician.

For further assistance on isolating the sensor

please contact us.

Tel: 020 8441 0352 Email: sales@hib.co.uk

top front edge of the cabinet to gain access to

the internal panel(s). (Fig. E) Keep screws in a

safe place.

7. Temporarily hang the cabinet ensuring the

claws on the hangers are securely located on

the wall brackets. Using a spirit level adjust the

cabinet via the screws on the hangers. (Fig. E).

8. Mark the position of the internal ﬁxing hole and

remove the cabinet. Using a suitable drill bit,

drill a hole and insert a wall plug as per stage 4.

9. Connect the cable at the rear of the cabinet

to the mains supply cable using a suitable

terminal block (not supplied) according to the

wiring diagram (Fig. 2) on the back page.

10. Rehang the cabinet in position, tighten the

screws on the hangers (Fig. E) and secure the

base of the cabinet with the supplied screw

and screw cap.

11. Once fully secure, close the internal panel(s)

using the screws removed at stage 6.

12. Fit shelves in desired positions using shelf

supports.

13. Re-attach the door(s), ensuring the connector(s)

are reconnected correctly. Feed excess wire(s)

back into the carcass before re-attaching the

hinges back into position.

14. If necessary, the hinges can be adjusted in

order to reposition the door(s) (Fig.F).

15. Switch the mains supply back on.

Door Adjustment (Fig F)

Operating Instructions

To turn illumination on or oﬀ, wave your hand

under the sensor switch located at the bottom

of the cabinet. Charger socket is suitable

for charging and powering electric razors,

trimmers and toothbrushes. Heated pad is only

on when the cabinet is illuminated.

NB. On ﬁrst use of the charger socket,

inserting the shaver plug may prove to be stiﬀ.

Reasonable force may be required to fully insert

the plug. Make sure that the cabinet is held

ﬁrmly so that it is not pushed oﬀ the wall. Aer a

few uses, stiﬀness will ease and the socket will

function as normal.

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earth

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How the cabinet is wired.

Shaver socket/transformer

Sensor switch controller

LED driver

INOUT

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How to isolate the sensor.

Shaver socket/transformer

Sensor switch controller

LED driver

INOUT

This product is suitable for installation in zones: 2 &Outside Zone

All installations must comply with guidelines which are based on a zonal concept. The diagram above

illustrates this concept and must be followed to ensure the safe installation of electrical appliances in the

bathroom. These regulations apply to domestic installations only. Installations must be made in accordance

with the current IEE wiring regulations and relevant building regulations. HiB recommends that all electrical

bathroom products should only be ﬁtted by a suitably qualiﬁed, Part P registered electrician.

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make sure they are as accurate as possible. In the interest of continuous product development, HiB reserves the right to alter speciﬁcations as necessary. E & OE.