Vent-Axia Lo-Carbon Revive Series Assembly instructions

CONTINUOUS & INTERMITTENT EXTRACT FILTERLESS FAN
Installation and Wiring Instructions
Stock Ref. N°
Revive 7 473848
Revive 7 SELV 473849
Revive 5 473850
Revive 5 SELV 473851
Revive 473852
Revive SELV 473853
Revive Intermittent 478367
Revive SELV 478368
Intermittent
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Lo-Carbon
Revive
IPX4
220-240V~50Hz

Installation and Wiring Instructions for the Revive Range of Extractor Fans.
IMPORTANT:
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMMENCING THE
INSTALLATION
DO NOT install this product in areas where the following may be present or
occur:
•Excessive oil or a grease laden atmosphere.
•Corrosive or flammable gases, liquids or vapours.
•Ambient temperatures higher than 40°C or less than –5°C.
•Possible obstructions which would hinder the access or removal of the Fan.
SAFETY AND GUIDANCE NOTES
A. All wiring to be in accordance with the current I.E.E.
Regulations, or the appropriate standards of your
country and MUST be installed by a suitably qualified
person.
B. The Fan should be provided with a local isolator switch
capable of disconnecting all poles, having a contact
separation of at least 3mm.
C. Ensure that the mains supply (Voltage, Frequency, and
Phase) complies with the rating label.
D. The Fan should only be used in conjunction with the
appropriate Vent-Axia products.
E. The fan should only be used in conjunction with fixed
wiring.
F. When the Fan is used to remove air from a room
containing a fuel-burning appliance, ensure that the air
replacement is adequate for both the fan and the fuel-
burning appliance.
G. The Fan should not be used where it is liable to be
subject to direct water spray for prolonged periods of
time.
H. Where ducted Fans are used to handle moisture-laden
air, a condensation trap should be fitted. Horizontal
ducts should be arranged to slope slightly downwards
away from the Fan.
I. This appliance is not intended for use by persons
(including children) with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities, or lack of experience and

knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety.
J. Young children should be supervised to ensure that
they do not play with the appliance.
DESCRIPTION
The Revive fan is a continuously running or intermittent extract fan for kitchens,
utility rooms, bathrooms and toilets.
The incorporated LED display allows the installer to configure the fan to suit its
installation. The display is also used to display the day logger and power run
meter. (Not available on Revive & Revive SELV models) The fan can be wall,
window or panel/ceiling mounted.
ACCESSORIES (not supplied)
A range of white (stock ref. 254102) or brown (stock ref. 254100) 100mm wall
kits are available for installing into most walls using telescopic liners supplied. A
window fitting kit (stock ref. 407927) and a ceiling kit (stock ref. 407928) are
available. A 150mm conversion kit (stock ref. 408680) is available for use when
replacing a 150mm fan. A decoration frame (stock ref. 474041) is also available
for use when replacing a fan with a larger footprint.
A. INSTALLATION
SITING THE TRANSFORMER (SELV Models only)
1. The transformer must not be installed in a shower cubicle or enclosure. It
must be sited away from direct sources of water spray and out of reach
(1.5m) of a person using a fixed bath or shower.
2. Site away from direct sources of heat. Ambient temperature range 0 ºC to
40ºC. Do not site in an area containing excessive levels of grease.
3. Decide where to site the transformer and fan and work out the required
cable runs.
PANEL/CEILING/ INTERIOR WALL MOUNTING
1. Cut a 105mm diameter hole.
2. Loosen the screw at the bottom of the grille, and then remove the grille by
carefully pulling away from the housing.
3. Mark the screw centres through the holes in the fan back plate. Drill, plug
and screw into position. Attach ducting as required for the installation.
4. Wire the fan as described in Section B-Wiring. Adjust any settings as
required (see Section C-Setup).
5. After installation, ensure impeller rotates freely.
6. Replace the grille and tighten the retaining screw.
EXTERIOR WALL MOUNTING
1. For wall mounting cut a 117mm diameter hole through the wall and insert
the wall sleeve. Slope the sleeve slightly downwards away from the fan.
Where necessary cut to length and cement both ends into position flush
with the wall faces.
2. Fix exterior grille into position with the louvres positioned downwards.

3. Loosen the screw at the bottom of the grille, and then remove the grille by
carefully pulling away from the housing.
4. Mark the screw centres through the holes in the fan back plate. Drill, plug
and screw into position.
5. Wire the fan as described in Section B-Wiring. Adjust any settings as
required (see Section C-Setup).
6. After installation, ensure impeller rotates freely.
7. Replace the grille and tighten the retaining screw.
WINDOW MOUNTING
For window mounting refer to the instructions provided with the kit.
B. WIRING.
WARNING: THE FAN AND ANCILLARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT
MUST BE ISOLATED FROM THE POWER SUPPLY DURING
INSTALLATION OR MAINTENANCE.
IMPORTANT
The cross - sectional area of supply cord used should be ranged from 1 -1.5mm2.
The extraction fan or transformer (SELV models) is suitable for connection to
220-240V 50Hz supply.
The Transformer (SELV models only) MUST be surface mounted to allow air
to freely circulate around the unit. When installed in a loft void it MUST NOT be
enclosed or covered with insulation.
The fan is a class ll double insulated product and MUST NOT be earthed.
1. Select and follow the appropriate wiring diagram. (Fig. 1, 2, 3, OR 4, 5, 6)
2. Check all connections have been made correctly and ensure all terminal
connections and supply wires are securely fastened.
3. Ensure the impeller rotates and is free from obstructions.
C. SETUP
Accessing the commissioning menu
To configure the fan first remove the grille. With the grille removed the control board is
visible (Fig.7). Do NOT isolate the fan from the power
supply as configuration requires power to the fan;
removing the grille will automatically stop the impeller
from spinning.
Once the fan has been commissioned please write the
installation date in the box on the label provided.
IMPORTANT
Do NOT attempt to remove the circuit board cover (Fig.7). This
covers the high voltage power supply, preventing the risk of an
electric shock.

With the cover removed the LED display will show the commissioning menu. There are 3 buttons located
below the display; these are used to control the setup process:
The + button is used to increase the value of a setting, the –button is used to reduce the value of a
setting and the X(Mode) button moves to the next setting.
Commissioning menu structure
* This setting rotates the display only; the buttons retain their original function. For example; the mode
button is on the right when in normal rotation and on the left when the screen is rotated and looking at the
fan so the display is correctly orientated.
** Display: unl
Description: menu lock on or off. When locked a code is required to access the menu
Options: unl –unlocked Loc –Locked.
*** Display: cod
Description: Set the menu lock code. This is a 3 digit hexadecimal code, set between 0 - F.
Options: press up or down to start choosing the first digit then press mode to set and move to the next
digit. Repeat to set the other two digits. Default override code is 999.
The table shows the settings available to commission the fan. They appear in this order. The available
options and default position for each setting is also shown.
Settings
Installation selection
There are four different installation type settings, kitchen or bathroom and ducted or window/wall. The
difference between bathroom and kitchen mode is shown above, the boost speeds are higher for kitchen
applications. If the fan is installed in a ducted setup changing the fan to ducted mode will compensate for
the reduced airflow due to the higher pressure of the system. During commissioning select the relevant
setting for your installation.
Boost time
The boost setting allows the boost timer to be adjusted from 1-30 minutes, the default is 15 minutes.
Humidity level trigger
The humidity setting defines at what relative humidity the fan will trigger, adjustable from 50% to 70% rH.
Display text
Installation Option
Selections
Default
r-n
Display rotation*
r-n = Default
r-y = Rotated 180o
Default
I-n or I-y
Intermittent Yes or No
I-n = No
I-y = Yes
See Model
t09
Trickle mode
t06 to t13 –6 to 13 l/s
t09
b-n
Kitchen or Bathroom mode
b-n = Kitchen mode
b-y = Bathroom mode
Kitchen
d-n
Ducted or Wall/Window kit
d-n = wall/window mode
d-y = Ducted mode
Wall/Window
b15
Boost time
b01 to b30 –1 to 30 minutes
15 minutes
h60
Humidity level trigger
h50 to h70 - 50% to 70% relative humidity
60% RH
c-n
Comfort mode
c-n = normal boost operation
c-y = comfort mode
No
unl
Lock feature**
unl = unlocked
Ioc = Locked
See Model
cod
Lock code***
Set between 0 - F
See Model
Mode
Trickle
Boost 1
Boost 2
Boost time
Kitchen
6-13 l/s
30 l/s
60 l/s
1-30 minutes
Bathroom
6-13 l/s
15 l/s
30 l/s
1-30 minutes
+
-
X
r-y

Comfort mode
Comfort mode changes how the fan boosts. Normally the fan will go into boost as soon as an
LS input is detected and over run for the set period when LS is disconnected. In comfort mode
the fan will not boost until the LS has been on for 5 minutes, preventing nuisance noise. After 5
minutes of LS being on the fan will run in boost as long as LS is on and for the over run time
after LS is switched off. If the LS is switched off before 5 minutes the fan will not boost. This
mode does not affect the pullcord operation, pulling the pullcord will still activate boost.
Lock feature (Revive 5,Revive 7 & Revive Intermittent models)
The lock feature will prevent the unit from being adjusted after commissioning as a pass code is
required to access the menu. This can be set in the menu to any 3 digit hexadecimal
combination.
If the lock feature is enabled; when a button is pressed the display will show, –––. At this point
enter the three digit code by first pressing + or –until the first digit is correct then press MODE
to move to the next digit. Repeat until the code is entered and press MODE to enter the
commissioning menu. If the code is entered incorrectly, wait until the screen switches off then
press any button to begin again.
Setup example
> > > > > >
> >
Mode button being pressed to scroll through menu. This set up is for a kitchen, in a through the wall
installation with 15 minute boost timer, 60% rH set point and not in comfort mode.
> > > > > >
Mode and up buttons pressed to change the setting to Bathroom and ducted modes
> >> >> >
Up button pressed to change boost time from 15 to 18 minutes
+
+
+
+
+
X
X
X
X
X

Pull Cord Function
Pull Boost 1 Pull Boost 2 Pull Trickle
Pulling the pullcord will activate boost 1, a second pull will enter boost 2 and a third pull
will cancel the boost, returning the fan to trickle speed. The pullcord can be used to
cancel an LS activated boost, if the fan is in an LS activated boost pulling the pullcord
will first enter boost a further pull will return the fan to trickle.
Data Logger (Revive 5,Revive 7 & Revive Intermittent models)
With the fan powered up; upon removing the cover the display will automatically
activate. It will display the commissioning options. Holding down the Mode button for 5
seconds will open the data logger menu. Use the mode button to move the display to
the next data set.
Data Logger Menu
* When the display is rotated the decimal point will no longer display; eg. 055 represents 5.5KWh
Data Examples
Text scrolling from right to left
In this example the display is showing a total run time of 1 year and 237 days.
Text scrolling from right to left
In this example the display is showing 34Wh of energy consumption in the
previous 24h.
Returning to commissioning mode
A further 5 second press of the Mode button will return the fan to the commissioning
menu.
Display text
Description
tot run 00y 00d
Total run time in years and days
Tri run 00y 00d
Trickle speed run time in years and days
Boo run 00d 00h
Boosted run time in days and hours
rhu run 00d 00h
Humidity boosted run time in days and hours
tot EnErgy 00.0
Total Energy used displayed in KWh*
24h EnErgy 00
Energy used in last 24 hours displayed in Wh

D. SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE.
WARNING: THE FAN AND ANCILLARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT
MUST BE ISOLATED FROM THE POWER SUPPLY DURING
MAINTENANCE.
1. At intervals appropriate to the installation, the fan should be inspected and
cleaned to ensure there is no build-up of dirt or other deposits.
2. Wipe the inlets and front face with a damp cloth until clean.
The fan has sealed for life bearings, which do not require lubrication.
E. TROUBLESHOOTING
1. The fan continuously runs in boost:
a. Cause:
i. The room is damp or recently redecorated.
ii. The humidity set point is set too low.
b. Solution:
i. If the room is damp or has recently been decorated, it could
take up to 2 weeks for the humidity levels to stabilise. Please
leave the fan to dry out the room and after this period the fan
should run normally.
ii. The humidity set point could be set too low. Adjust the
humidity set point to a higher setting. (Section C)
2. The fan does not boost when the humidity is high:
a. Cause:
i. The humidity set point is set too high.
b. Solution:
i. Adjust the humidity set point to a lower setting. (Section C)
3. Water is dripping out of the fan when installed in a ceiling:
a. Cause:
i. This is caused by condensation forming on the inside of the
ducting and dripping out of the fan inlet.
b. Solution:
i. This is normal and the fan is designed to handle condensation
build up. However a condensation trap connected immediately
after the fan will help to prevent water dripping into the room.

Fig.2 Continuous boost 1 with no trickle facility. (The fan is internally fused)
Fig.3. Continuous trickle with boost facility. (The fan is internally fused)
Fig.1 Continuous trickle with boost via pull cord. (The fan is internally fused)
Siting
the
fan.



~
N
L
1 Phase Supply
(220-240V 50Hz). FUSE
Switched
Fused Spur
(3A)
LS12V 0V
Controller
Fan
12V D.C
SELV Supply
N L
LS
LS
N
L
2
1
3
Fig.5 Continuous boost 1 with no trickle facility SELV models
Fig.6 Continuous trickle with boost facility via LS or internal pullcord, SELV models
Fig.4 Continuous trickle with pullcord boost SELV models
~
N
L
1 Phase Supply
(220-240V 50Hz). FUSE
Switched
Fused Spur
(3A)
LS
12V 0V
Controller
Fan
12V D.C
SELV Supply
NL
LS
LS
N
L
LINK 2
1
3
~ N
LS12V 0V
Controller
Fan
12V D.C
SELV Supply
N L
LS
LS
N
L
2
1
3
24v D.C
24v D.C
24v D.C
24V
24V
24V
0
0
0
+
+
+