Hib Qubic 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 tted safely and that it retains its high quality nish.

Please retain this leaet for future reference.

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

mains supply to which the cabinet is being connected is turned o.

Please Note You may need to remove the door / doors to aid installation.

This can be done by unclipping the hinges. (There is a release catch at the

back of the hinge). DO NOT FIT SHELVES AT THIS STAGE.

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.

Qubic 50, 60 & 80 Cabinets

Apex 50, 60, 80 & 100

FI #02 007 R161103 Ver No. 2.0 Jan 2017

Qubic 60 & 80:

Art No. 46500 & 46600

Qubic 50:

Art No. 46400

Min. 150mm

Apex 60, 80 & 100:

Art No. 47100, 47200 & 47300

Apex 50:

Art No. 47000

Angle Adjustment

Claw In/Out

Adjustment

Claw In/Out

Adjustment

Fixing Preparation (Fig A)

Fixing Brackets (Fig B) Hanger Adjustment (Fig C)

Mounting Points

Location of internal

xing hole (SINGLE DOOR)

REAR VIEW

Location of internal

xing hole (DOUBLE DOOR)

Wall Hung Installation

Ensure the domestic electrical mains supply to

which the cabinet is being connected is turned

o.

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 soft 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. A).

Place brackets on the line paying attention

to the distance between the hangers on the

cabinet. Carefully mark the position of the

holes using a soft pencil. (Fig. B).

3. Before drilling, ensure there are no hidden

cables or pipes behind the mounting point.

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 tting to a tiled surface, wall plugs

should be inserted below the tile surface

to avoid cracking. NB. For plasterboard walls,

specialist xings 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

top front edge of the cabinet to gain access

to the internal panel(s). (Fig. C) 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. C).

8. Mark the position of the internal xing

hole(s) and remove the cabinet. Using a

suitable drill bit, drill the holes and insert the

wall plugs as per stage 4 above.

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. C) and secure the

base of the cabinet with the supplied screws

and screw caps.

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Door Adjustment (Fig D)

Move door(s) up/down

Move door away/towards

the cabinet

Move door(s) left/right

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

using the screws removed at stage 6.

12. Insert metal shelf supports in desired

position. Put glass shelf into shelf supports

and tighten the plastic grub screw whilst

holding the metal support. This will securely

clamp the shelf into position.

13. Re-attach the door(s) ensuring the hinges

fully locate and click back into position.

14. If necessary, the hinges can be adjusted in

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

15. Switch the mains supply back on.

Operating Instruction

This cabinet is tted with colour temperature

changing technology.

To switch on/o

Slowly move your hand past the sensor.

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 after power is switched o and on

again.

Move door(s) up/down

Move door away/towards

the cabinet

Move door(s) left/right

Move door(s) up/down

Move door away/towards

the cabinet

Move door(s) left/right

Charger socket(s) are suitable for charging

and powering electric razors, trimmers and

toothbrushes.

NB. On rst use of the charger socket, inserting the

plug may prove to be sti. Reasonable force may

be required to fully insert the plug. Make sure that

the cabinet is held rmly so that it is not pushed o

the wall. After a few uses, stiness will ease and the

socket will function as normal.

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

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 tted by a suitably qualied, Part P registered electrician.

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