Installation instructions, Tools required for installation, Other materials required fan specifications – Triangle Engineering of Arkansas COMFORT AIDE User Manual

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TRIANgLE’S COMFORT AIdE

fans are easy to install

using ordinary hand tools. It is not necessary to cut any ceil-

ing joists or build any wood frames. The motor and two-speed

switch are pre-wired at the factory so all you have to do is

hook it to a 120 volt AC power source with 5 amp capacity.

Follow these easy step-by-step instructions and you will have

a professional installation.

LOCATION OF FAN

- The most logical place to locate your

WHOLE HOUSE FAN is near the central part of the house.

NOTE - if hall area is chosen, it must have a minimum 32"

width for the 24" fan; 35" width minimum for the 30" fan. Check

attic area to be certain there is adequate clearance above the

fan. Minimum space should equal blade diameter. Inspect the

area where the fan is to be installed. The area must be free of

electrical wiring and pipes.

STEp 1.

After installation site has been selected for the fan,

remove insulation from area and select a ceiling joist or roof

truss to be the center line of the fan. Use the shutter carton to

make a template.

*

Use the dimensions listed for your shutter

as shown on the carton. (FIg. 1) Repeat this procedure on the

other side of the middle joist. Drill small holes at each corner

of the area marked on the ceiling. CAUTION: The shutter hole

must equal the “fits hole” dimensions that appears on the shut-

ter carton. Double check fan location from inside living area

before cutting shutter hole.

STEp 2.

If the layout is satisfactory, cut and remove ceiling

material. (FIg. 2) Lift fan into the attic through the hole you

TOOLS REQUIREd FOR INSTALLATION

• Hammer

• Razor blade or

sheet rock saw

• Power or hand saw

• Pencil

• Straight edge

• Measuring tape

• Screwdriver

• Electric drill

• Safety goggles

OThER MATERIALS REQUIREd

FAN SpECIFICATIONS:

B

C

A

CFM

BLADE DIMENSIONS RPM

WATTS

MODEL

H.P.

HI LO

DIAMETER A B C

HI LO

HI LO

VENTILATES

COMFORT COOLS

CA 2421 1/4 4700 3500

24"

30" x 4" x 9" 810 625

450 380 1500 - 2350 Sq. Ft.

600 - 1200 Sq. Ft.

CA 3021 1/4

6000 450

30"

34" x 4" x 9" 795 610

480 410 2250 - 3000 Sq. Ft.

750 - 1500 Sq. Ft.

• 10 Ft. of 1" x 2" wood strips

• 6 Nails (#4 or #6)

• Automatic Ceiling Shutter

• Code required electrical materials

• Duct tape

PLENUM

1" x 2"

ANGLE

PLENUM

1" x 2"

ANGLE

Typical appearance of 24" fan mounted on

ceiling joist 16" and 24" on center and of a

30" fan mounted on ceiling joist 24" on center.

Typical appearance of 30" fan mounted on

ceiling joist 16" on center.

FIg. 1

FIg. 2

*CSS24 Template Size 10

1

4

x 30

1

4

CSS30 Template Size 14

1

4

x 34

1

4

FIg. 3

Motor

#12 Lag Screw

Rubber Isolation Mounts

Joist

Washer

1" x 2"

6"

Angle

6"

FIg. 4

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

have just cut. Be careful not to damage the edges of the ceil-

ing when lifting the fan into the attic. IMpORTANT: ThIS FAN

IS dESIgNEd FOR hORIzONTAL INSTALLATION ONLY

FOR vERTICAL AIR FLOW. dO NOT MOUNT IT AT ANY

OThER ANgLE.

STEp 3.

Cut two 1" x 2” wood strips to span three joists.

Locate the 1” x 2” strips as shown in Fig. 3 and nail them

to each joist. Fasten the fan to the strips as illustrated using

the #12 lag screws, washers and rubber isolation mounts.

(FIg. 4.)

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