HiB Ether 50 50500 User manual

Thank you for purchasing this HiB product.
FI #02 020 R180726 Ver No. 1.0 Oct 2018
Ether 60 & 80
Art No. 50600 & 50700
Ether 50
Art No. 50500
Ether 50, 60 & 80 Cabinet
Before drilling, ensure there are no hidden cables or pipes in the wall. Ensure the domestic electrical
mains supply to which the product is being connected is turned off for installation.
Please retain this leaflet for future reference.
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.
Electrical Safety Information
HiB recommends that all electrical bathroom products should only be fitted by a suitably qualified, Part P
registered electrician in accordance with current IEE regulations.

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Installation
1. Position the cabinet in a suitable location (according to the zonal diagram on the back page
(Fig. D) ensuring that the mains supply cable is within reach of the cable connection point of
the cabinet.
2. Carefully mark the desired position of the top of the cabinet on the wall using a so pencil.
3. Remove the cabinet from the wall and using a spirit level, mark a horizontal line 40mm below
the pencil mark. Hold the mounting bracket in place with the holes corresponding with the
marked line. Ensure the bracket is central, and mark the position of the holes (Fig. A).
4. Before drilling, ensure there are no hidden cables or pipes behind the mounting points.
Drill the required holes in the marked positions. If drilling through tile, use a ceramic drill bit.
Insert the 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, available from any DIY or hardware store. Fix the
bracket to the wall using the screws provided.
5. Temporarily hang the cabinet on the top bracket (Fig.B), and mark the position of the bottom
mounting hole on the wall using a so pencil, then remove the cabinet from the wall.(Fig. C)
6. Drill a hole in the wall where you have marked with the so pencil. Insert a wall plug level with
the surface of the wall as per step 5.
7. Ensure the domestic electrical mains supply to which the product is being connected is
turned off. Connect the domestic mains supply according to Fig.E - OVERLEAF.
8. When the product is wired correctly, hang the cabinet on the top bracket (Fig.B) and
secure the cabinet with a screw through the bottom mounting hole (Fig.C). Take care not
to overtighten the screw against the mirror glass, the screw is not load bearing - It is only
intended to prevent the cabinet from moving away from the wall.
9. When the cabinet is correctly fitted, adjust the shelf support brackets to your desired height
ensuring the matching brackets are level. This is done by slightly loosening the screw, do not
remove the screw completely. Once in position tighten screw to secure the bracket and put
the glass shelf into the shelf support bracket.
This cabinet is controlled by a sensor. Further explanation provided opposite.
Cabinet must be installed so that the sensor is no less than 150mm between the sensor and any
solid object/surface.
Operations Instructions

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(Fig .A)
Slowly move your hand past the sensor.
(Fig .C)
Operating Instruction
This cabinet is fitted with colour temperature
changing technology.
To switch on/off
To change the colour temperature
1. To alter the colour temperature of the
cabinet, hold your hand underneath the
sensor, the colour temperature will start to
change.
2. Simply move your hand away from
the sensor when the desired colour
temperature has been reached and
continue to operate the cabinet as normal -
the chosen colour temperature will remain
even aer power is switched off and on
again.
Charger socket(s) are suitable for charging
and powering electric razors, trimmers and
toothbrushes.
NB. On first use of the charger socket, inserting
the 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.
(Fig .B)

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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.
(Fig.D)
Wiring Diagram (Fig.E)
live
earth
neutral
MAINS SUPPLYLUMINAIRE
Live supply can be Red or Brown
Earth supply is Green andYe
llow
Neutral supply can be Blue or Black
Live is Brown
Earth is Green andYellow
Neutral is Blue
Electrical Safety Information
HiB recommends that all electrical bathroom products should only be fitted by a suitably qualified,
Part P registered electrician in accordance with current IEE regulations. Ensure mains power supply is
switched off before starting installation. Before drilling, ensure there are no hidden cables or pipes in
the wall.
Care Instructions
Do not use abrasives or solvents when cleaning this product.
Wipe off all water spillages as soon as possible using a so, damp cloth.
Aercare Service
In the unlikely event that this product should fail please contact HiB customer services, contact details
shown below.
WEEE compliance
Must not be mixed with
general household waste