Honeywell V50L User manual

Installation instructions

Beforeoperating thisunit, pleasereadand savethese instructions carefully.

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Industry Company, Ltd.

Honeywell InternationalInc. Makesno representations orwarranties withrespect tothis product.

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Honeywel

Decorative Ventilation Fan/Light/Nightligh

CLEANING &MAINTENANCE...........................................................................10

SERVICE PARTS..............................................................................................11

ACCESSORIES................................................................................................2

DESCRIPTION................... .............................................................................3

DIMENSION............................................... .....................................................3

SPECIFICATIONS.............................................................................................4

GENERAL SAFETYINFORMATION....................................................................4

INSTALLATION................................................................................................6

WARRANTY....................................................................................................13

Table of Contents

Ventilation Fan/Light/Nightlight

Model V50L/V70L/V80L/V90L

/V100L/V110L Model

ModelDV50L/DV70L/DV80L

/DV90L/DV100L/DV110L

Part name

Picture

Part name

Picture

Quantity Quantity

Grille pan 1

ScrewA

M4X10

Light unit

26W

Fluorescent

Lamp

4ScrewB

M4X12

ScrewC

M4X30 4

Glass panel

unit

Decorative

cap

Nut

Bolt

ACCESSORIES(DV50L/DV70L/DV80L/DV90L/DV100L/DV110L)

Incandescent

Lamp

Part name

Picture

Part name

Picture

Quantity Quantity

Grille

ScrewB

M4X30

ScrewA

M4X10

Light unit

26W

Fluorescent

Lamp

ACCESSORIES(V50L/V70L/V80L/90L/V100L/V110L)

Incandescent

Lamp

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DIMENSION(DV50L/DV70L/DV80L/DV90L/DV100L/DV110L)

B2 7/8

AxA

Honeywell Ventilation Fanswere designedwith yourcomfort inmind. Withmany different

features, Honeywellfans fityour needswhether yourbathroom isbig orsmall, needsa light,

no lightor evena nightlight,Honeywell fanshave thefeatures youneed.

Honeywell Ventilation Fansare someof thequietest fansever tested.Steamy mirrors,

damp wallsand foggywindows canbe annoyingduring dailylife butwhat's more,this

excess moisturecan leadto thedevelopment ofproblems likemold andmildew,ruined

nsulation andwood rot.Honeywell fanscan helpprovide aventilation solutionto anyroom

n yourhouse. What'smore, Honeywellfans canhelp clearthe airquickly andhelp remove

irritants beforethey causeproblems inyour home.

Honeywell ceilingmounted ventilationfans usehigh-capacity siroccofan drivenby

capacitor motor. Thesirocco fanreduce thenoise level.

The motoris designedto havean extendedservice lifewith reducedenergyconsumption.

Honeywell ventilationfans alsoincorporate athermal cutoff forsafety.The grilleunit can

be quicklydetached fromthe mainunit forcleaning. Adamper forpreventing airbackdraft

is incorporatedinto everyfan.

The lightunit isan energy efficientlighting devicewhich usesone 26Wfluorescent lamp.

DESCRIPTION

B2 7/8

AxA

DIMENSION(V50L/V70L/V80L/V90L/V100L/V110L)

Model No. ABCDE

V50L

V70L

V80L

V90L

V100L

V110L

10 5/8 8 1/4 8 1/4 61 3/16 5/16

11 3/8 9 1/2 9 1/2 6 3/4 1 5/8 1/2 2 3/8

1/2

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Fan

Unit Light Unit

Light Night Light

*At 0.0"Static pressure.(Pa)

Specifications arebased onHVI standard.

Model

No. Power

Supply

Power consumption*(W) Air

Movement

0.1" WG

(CFM)

Noise

(sone) Duct

Diameter

(inch)

Weight

(lb.)

DV50L 120V/60Hz 18.5 26.0 4.0 50 0.8 4

DV70L 120V/60Hz 22.0 26.0 4.0 70 2.0 4

DV80L 120V/60Hz 26.5 26.0 4.0 80 3.5 4

DV90L 120V/60Hz 48.5 26.0 4.0 90 3.0 4

DV100L 120V/60Hz 37.0 26.0 4.0 100 3.0 4

DV110L 120V/60Hz 40.5 26.0 4.0 110 3.5 4

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SPECIFICATIONS(DV50L/DV70L/DV80L/DV90L/DV100L/DV110L)

Model No. ABCDE

DV50L

DV70L

DV80L

DV90L

DV100L

DV110L

12 3/16 8 1/4 8 1/4 61 3/16 5/16 2 9/32

13 9 1/2 9 1/2 6 3/4 1 5/8 1/2 2 3/8

1.Do notinstall thisventilating fanwhere airtemperature mayexceed 104 (40 ).

2.Make surethat theelectric servicesupply voltageis 120V, 60Hz.

3.Follow alllocal electricaland safetycodes, aswell asthe NationalElectrical Code(NEC)

and theOccupation Safetyand HealthAct (OSHA).

4.Always disconnectthe powersource before workingon ornear thefan, motoror junction

box orlight fixture.

5.Protect thepower cordfrom sharpedges, oil, grease, hotsurfaces, chemicalsor other

objects.

GENERAL SAFETYINFORMATION

Fan

Unit Light Unit

Light Night Light

Model

No. Power

Supply

Power consumption*(W) Air

Movement

0.1" WG

(CFM)

Noise

(sone)

Duct

Diameter

(inch)

Weight

(lb.)

V50L 120V/60Hz

17.5

26.0 4.0 50 0.8 4

V70L 120V/60Hz 20.0 26.0 4.0 70 2.0 4

V80L 120V/60Hz 26.5 26.0 4.0 80 3.0 4

V90L 120V/60Hz 47.0 26.0 4.0 90 3.5 4

V100L 120V/60Hz 37.0 26.0 4.0 100 3.0 4

V110L 120V/60Hz 40.0 26.0 4.0 110 3.5 4

SPECIFICATIONS(V50L/V70L/V80L/V90L/V100L/V110L)

*At 0.0"Static pressure.(Pa)

Specifications arebased onHVI standard.

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Fig.1

6.Do notkink thepower cord.

7.This unitis approvedfor useover abathtub orshower wheninstalled ina GFCIprotected

branch circuit.

8.This unitmust begrounded.

9.This unitis U.L.Listed. Type I.C.Inherently protected.

10.These modelsare ULlisted fortub andshower enclosures.

11.Provide suctionparts withproper ventilation.

12.Do notinstall theunit whereducts areconfigured asshown inFig.1.

GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION

TO REDUCETHE RISKOF FIRE,ELECTRIC SHOCK,ORINJURY TO PERSONS,OBSERVE

THE FOLLOWING:

1.Use thisunit onlyin themanner intendedby themanufacturer. Ifyou havequestions,

please contactthe manufacturerat theaddress ortelephone numberlisted inthe

warranty.

2.Before servicingor cleaningunit, switchthe poweroff atservice panel and lockthe

service disconnectingmeans toprevent powerfrom beingswitched onaccidentally.

When theservice disconnectingmeans cannotbe locked,securely fastena prominent

warning device,such as a tag,to theservice panel.

3.Installation workand electricalwiring mustbe doneby aqualified person(s)in accordance

with allapplicablecodes andstandards, includingfire-rated constructioncodes and

standards.

WARNING:

4.Sufficient airis neededfor propercombustion andexhausting ofgases throughthe flue

(chimney) offuel burningequipment toprevent backdrafting.Follow theheating

equipment manufacturer'sguideline andsafety standards,such asthose publishedby

the NationalFire Protection Association(NFPA)and theAmerican Societyfor Heating,

Refrigeration andAir ConditioningEngineers (ASHRAE),and thelocal codeauthorities.

5.When cuttingor drillinginto wallor ceiling,make surenot todamage electricalwiring and

other hiddenutilities.

6.Ducted fansmust alwaysbe ventedto theoutdoors.

7.NEVER placea switchwhere itcan bereached from atub orshower.

8.Solid statecontrols maycause harmonicdistortion thatcan causemotor hummingnoise.

9.To reducethe riskof fireor electricshock, Donot usethis fanwith anysolid-state speed

control device.

10.Not tobe ina ceilingthermally insulatedto avalue greaterthan R40.

11. Fluorescentmodels only:Do notuse adimmer switchto controlthe lightof thisunit.

12. Motorand grilleassembly mustbe installedwith housingassembly thatare marked(on

their cartons)to indicatethe suitabilitywith thismodel. Otherhousing assemblycannot

be substituted.

13. To reducethe riskof fireuse onlythese 26watt fluorescentlamps and4watt maximum

type Cincandescent lampnightlight.

GENERAL ELECTRIC:F26DBXT4/SPX27/4P

PANASONIC:FDS26E27/4

LONON: YDW2U26C/120,YDW2U26D/120

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GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION

GENERAL SAFETYINFORMATION

Fig.2

CAUTION:

1.For general ventilating use only. Do not use to exhaust hazardous or explosive

materialsand vapors.

2.This productis designedfor ceilinginstallation only. Thisproduct isdesigned for

installation inceilings upto a12/12 pitch.Ductwork mustpoint up.DO NOTMOUNT THIS

PRODUCT ONA WALL.

3.The lightfixture assemblymust bemounted tothe fanhousing assemblyincluded with

this product.Do notmount thelight fixtureassembly toa wiringoutlet box.

4.To avoidmotor bearingdamage andnoisy and/or unbalancedimpellers, keepdrywall

spray,construction dust,etc. offpower unit.

5.Please readspecification labelon productfor furtherinformation andrequirements.

6. Notfor usein cookingarea. (Fig.2)

(Cooking area)

Do notinstall aboveor

Inside thisarea

Floor

Cooking

Equipment 45

Power cable

Ceiling joist

GrilleCeiling material

Suspension

bracket

Housing

Housing mounteddirectly tojoist

2x4(or larger)

Discharge parallelto joist

Suspension

bracket

Power cable

Additional framing

4 Roundduct

Ceiling material

Ceiling joist

Grille

Housing

Housing mounted to additionalframing

2x4(or larger)

Discharge 90 to joist

Housing mounteddirectly toI joist

2x4(or larger)

Discharge parallelto joist

Housing mounted to Ijoist

Require additionalframing

Discharge 90 to joist

Ceiling material Grille

Housing

Power cable Suspension

bracket

Suspension

bracket Power cable

4 Roundduct

Additional framing

GrilleCeiling material

Housing

I joist I joist

Additional framing must be a 2x6(minimum height), at least 9-inches long.

INSTALLATION(joist mounting)(V50L/V70L/V80L/V90L/V100L/V110L)

Additional framing must be a 2x6(minimum height), at least 9-inches long.

Power cable

Grille

Suspension

bracket

Housing

Housing mounteddirectly tojoist

2x4(or larger)

Discharge parallelto joist

Suspension

bracket Power cable

Additional framing

4 Roundduct

Ceiling material

Ceiling joist

Grille

Housing

Housing mounted to additionalframing

2x4(or larger)

Discharge 90 to joist

Housing mounteddirectly toI joist

2x4(or larger)

Discharge parallelto joist

Housing mounted to Ijoist

Require additionalframing

Discharge 90 to joist

Grille

Housing

Power cable Suspension

bracket

Suspension

bracket Power cable

4 Roundduct

Additional framing

GrilleCeiling material

Housing

I joist

INSTALLATION(joist mounting)(DV50L/DV70L/DV80L/DV90L/DV100L/DV110L)

Ceiling joist

Ceiling material

I joist

INSTALLATION(joist mounting)

Fig.3

STEP.1:PLAN THE INSTALLATIONS

The unitoperates mostquietly andefficientlywhen located

where theshortest possibleduct runand minimumnumber of

elbows areneeded.(Fig.3)

Plan tosupply theunit withproper linevoltage andappropriate

power cable.

NOTE

THE FOLLOWINGINSTALLATION ILLUSTRATIONS SHOW2X6 JOISTS.IF YOUHAVEA

TRUSS OR"I"- JOISTINSTALLATION, MOUNTTHE VENTILATOR TOTHE ADDITIONAL

FRAMING INTHE SAMEMANNER.

STEP.2:INSTALL THEHOUSING

1. Choosethe locationfor yourfan inthe ceiling.For bestpossible performance,use the

shortest possibleduct runand aminimum numberof elbows.

2. Positionmounting bracketsagainst joistso thatbottom edgeof housingwill beflush

with finishedceiling.

Additional positioningfeature for1/2", 3/4",1", &1-1/4"thick ceilingmaterial:

Holes incorners ofhousing arelabeled withvarious ceilingmaterial

thicknesses. Positionhousingso bottomedge ofjoist isvisible through

a matchedset ofholes. Thehousing isnow inthe properposition for

that ceilingmaterial thickness.(Fig.4)

New Construction(attaching tojoist)

Fig.4

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Existing Construction(accessible from above)

1. Choose the locationfor yourfan/light inthe ceiling. For bestpossible performance,use

the shortestpossible ductrun anda minimumnumber ofelbows.

2. Inattic, position mounting brackets against joist. Trace outline of housing on ceiling

material.(Fig.7)

3. Sethousing asideand cutceiling openingslightly larger thanmarked.(Fig.8)

4. Place housing in opening sothat itsbottom edgeis flushwith finishedceiling. Nailit to

joist throughkeyholes onboth sides. To ensurea noise-freeinstallation, driveanother

nail throughthe tophole ofeach mountingbracket.(Fig.9)

5. Additional mounting holes are provided for installations where access fromabove is

inconvenient ornot possible.Nail orscrew housingdirectly tojoists orframing.(Fig.10)

Fig.7 Fig.8 Fig.9 Fig.10

Additional

mounting holes

Fig.5 Fig.6

3. Sethousing asideand drivenails partiallyinto joistat thetop ofboth keyholemarks.(Fig.5)

4. Hanghousing fromnails andpound nailstight. To ensurea noise-freemount, pound

another nailthrough thetop holeof mountingbracket A.(Fig.6)

INSTALLATION(joist mounting)

Fig.11 Fig.12

STEP.3:INSTALL THEDUCTWORK

1. Attachdamper/duct connector

Snap thedamper/duct connectoronto housing.Make surethat tabson theconnector lock

into slotsin housing.Top ofdamper/duct connectormust beflush withtop ofhousing.(Fig.11)

2. Install4 inchround ductwork

Connect 4"round ductto damper/ductconnector andextend ductto outsidethrough aroof

or wallcap. Checkdamper tomake surethat itopens freely. Tape allduct connectionsto make

them secureand airtight.(Fig.12)

STEP.4:CONNECT WIRING

Run 120VAC housewiring toinstallation location,Use properUL Approvedconnector to

secure housewiring towiring plate.Refer towiring diagrambelow.Using wirenuts connect

house powerwires toventilating fanwires: blackto black;white towhite; greento green.

(Fig.13) Page8

Fan unit

Wiring boxing

Motor

Blue

White

Black

White

Black

Green

Earth ground

Terminal

Condenser

Earth ground

White

Black

White

Black

White

Black

Power supply

AC120V 60HZ

Lamp

Night Lamp

Ballast

Terminal

Power supply

AC120V 60HZ

White

Black

Power supply

AC120V 60HZ

Wiring diagram

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Fig.14 Fig.15

Housing

Motor unit

Screw

Grille

Fig.16

Lighting

unit

1.Install ceilingmaterial. Cutout aroundhousing.

2.Mounting themotor unitinto thehousing, andfastness withone M4x16screw.(Fig.14)

STEP.5:MOUNTING MOTORUNIT ANDATTACH THEGRILLE

3. Insertthe plugconnector intothe receptaclerespectively, andattach thelighting unitto

the fanunit with2 screws(M4X10) .

4. Insertthe fluorescentlamp andscrew thenight lampinto thelighting unit.

5. Squeezegrill springsand insertthem intoslot oneach sideof scroll.

Push grillagainst ceiling.

(Fig.15)

(Fig.16)

Screw

Spring

1.Install ceilingmaterial. Cutout aroundhousing.

2.Mounting themotor unitinto thehousing, andfastness withone M4x16screw.(Fig.17)

3.Screw thebolt intomotor plate.(Fig.18)

4. Insertthe plugconnector intothe receptaclerespectively, andattach thelight unitto the

fan unitwith 2screws (M4X10).(Fig.19)

5. Insertthe fluorescentlamps andscrew thenight lampinto thelight unit.

6. Locatethe grilleunit overthe fanhousing, Screwthe nutinto thebolt.(Fig.20)

7. Insertthe boltof Glasspanel tofour holesof themotherboard, pushthe panelin the

indicated direction,wedge thepanel tothe motherboard.(Fig.21)

STEP.5:MOUNTING MOTORUNIT ANDATTACH THEGRILLE

INSTALLATION(joist mounting)

a milddetergentsolution orglass cleanerand driedwith asoft cloth.Grille panunit maybe

gently vacuumedand wipedclean witha softcloth. Andwipe grillepan unitdry withnew cloth.

Never useabrasive cloth,steel woolpads orscouring powderson glassshade orgrille panunit.

Remove bulbsif necessary. Removedust anddirt onfan bodyusing avacuum cleaner. Using

a clothdampened withmild dishsoap, removeany dirtfrom fanbody.Wipe drywith newcloth.

Replace bulbs,grille panunit, glasspan anddecorative caps.

MAINTENANCE

The motoris permanentlylubricated andnever needsoiling. Ifthe motorbearings are

making excessiveor unusualnoises, replacethe motorwith theexact servicemotor. You

must replacethe impellerat thesame time.

REPLACEMENT OFLAMP

Remove decorativecaps andmachine screw(M4X12) fromgrille panunit, andremove

glass panelcarefully. Removegrille panunit fromfan body. Disconnectthe connectorsof

light unitfrom fanunit. Changethe 26Wfluorescent bulbor the4W incandescentlamp,

connect theconnectors andreplace grillepan unit,glass paneland decorativecaps.

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Fig.17 Fig.18

Housing

Motor

unit

Screw

Lighting

unit

Bolt

Connector

Fig.19

Grille

pan

Nut

Fig.20

Glass panel

Fig.21

Screw

WARNING:

1.Disconnect powersource before workingon unit.

Routine maintenancemust bedone everyyear.

2.The lamp'sglass isfragile. Pleasehandle withcare. To removelamp, graspat baseand

move backand forceto loosen.

3.Do notpull hardon thelamp oryou maybreak theglass.

4.4W nightlamp hasthreaded base.Remove byturning counterclockwise.The glasspanel

is fragile.Remove itwith care.

CAUTION:

1. Neveruse petrol,benzene, thinneror anyother suchchemicals forcleaning theventilating

fan.

2. Donot allowwater toenter motor.

3. Metaland electricalparts shouldnever beimmersed inwater.

4. Donot immerseresin partsin waterover 140 (60 ).

CLEANING

Remove decorativecaps andmachine screw(M4X12) fromgrille panunit, andremove glass

panel carefully. Removethe grillepan unitfrom fanbody.Glass shadecan bewiped cleanwith

CLEANING &MAINTENANCE

910

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SERVICE PARTS(V50L/V70L/V80L/V90L/V100L/V110L)

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