Cascade Series Install Manual

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P/N 780105001 11/20 Rev A
FIGURE 4 : STANDARD 2-SPEED SWITCH
OPERATION
Before starting this fan for the  rst time, verify that:
Before starting this fan for the  rst time, verify that:
All wiring and connections have been made according to this manual and all applicable wiring codes and
All wiring and connections have been made according to this manual and all applicable wiring codes and
standards.
standards.
No tools or construction debris have been left in, on, or around the fan.
No tools or construction debris have been left in, on, or around the fan.
1. Switch the hi/o /low fan speed switch to o . Turn on power at breaker panel to whole house fan.
1. Switch the hi/o /low fan speed switch to o . Turn on power at breaker panel to whole house fan.
2. Switch the fan speed switch to the desired fan speed.
2. Switch the fan speed switch to the desired fan speed.
3. The fan will turn o if the speed switch is switched to o .
3. The fan will turn o if the speed switch is switched to o .
IMPORTANT OPERATING TIPS
The following important tips for operating this fan have also been provided.
NEVER
NEVER operate this fan without also opening a window or door. Doing so can excessively depressurize
the home.
Only operate this fan when the outdoor air temperature is cooler than the indoor temperature.
Make sure the homes air conditioner and furnace are OFF before turning on this fan. Running either of
these together with this whole house fan wastes money because the fan will force expensively
conditioned or heated air out of the home.
We recommend running this fan through the night. The goal of using a whole house fan is to cool the
entire home, not just the air inside it. Once heated, the home’s structure and contents continue to
radiate heat until reaching the temperature of the surrounding air. Running this fan through the night
speeds up this cooling process and can then further pre-cool” the home, reducing or eliminating the
need to use air conditioning the next day.
If the home has a basement, extra cooling can be achieved by drawing in air through the basement
windows.
This fan’s cooling e ect can be increased or concentrated in particular areas by adjusting the location
of open windows. Visualize the path air will travel from the windows to your fan’s opening. Generally,
the longer the path, the more cooling.