Installation Manual

M0111 Canarm/LFI Ltd. Revision: 3/29/10
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INSTALLATION FOR AX & P WALL EXHAUST FANS
WALL OPENING SIZES
The Canarm/LFI P series fans can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. AX-
series fans are to be mounted horizontally only. When mounting the AX series fan, the
wall opening should be ½” larger than the shutter box size. The P series wall opening
should be 1-3/4” larger than the fan blade diameter. Both the AX & P series fans are
meant to be installed on the inside of an outside wall; the fan should be centered over
the opening and lagged to the wall.
PRE-INSTALLATION CHECK
Prior to installation of a fan, please check carefully for any damage. If damage is found,
do not install. Check and tighten all nuts, bolts, set screws, etc., which may have
loosened during shipping and handling. Before connecting to the power source, check
the motor nameplate, and the power supply, to ensure that they are both rated for the
same power supply. Make sure the propeller turns freely without striking the fan frame
or any other objects.
AIR EXHAUST AND SUPPLY
The AX series fan is to be used as an exhaust fan only (not suitable for supply air).
The P series fan is primarily used as an exhaust fan, however, the single speed (1700
rpm models) can be set up to act as a supply fan. This is accomplished by mounting
the blade opposite to the exhaust configuration and reversing the rotation of the motor.
When used as a supply fan, in conjunction with a shutter, the shutter must be
motorized. To attach the shutter to the fan, a wall sleeve may be required. For wall
opening sizes on P series with sleeve refer to catalogue sheet.
VARIABLE SPEED FANS
Canarm/LFI AX-1V, AX-1HE and P-1V, P-1VHE Series are variable speed or single
speed. These are the only models that can be used with a speed controller. When
using the AX-1V or AX-1VHE Series with a variable speed controller care should be
taken not to reduce the speed to low. If the airflow is reduced significantly the shutters
may not open properly. This may cause motor problems.
For variable operation, a suitable variable speed control is required.

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