Prochem Triad Air Mover - Manual (Page 13)

86333800 TRIAD THRUSTER FAN 13
Operations
Bottom Vent Plate
Rotate the disk to align the holes in the fan with the
holes in the vent disk to allow air flow down to dry
flooring directly under fan. For high pressure applica-
tions which forces all the air out the exhaust nozzle,
rotate the holes so they are misaligned, to close the
vent plate.
Identification Area (For Customers Use)
This smooth area is for product numbering or identi-
fying ownership, location, etc.
How to Carry
Use proper carrying techniques when moving fans.
Lift and lower with legs while back is straight and
upright.
Servez-vous des techniques de transport appro-
priées lorsque vous déplacez des ventilateurs.
Soulevez et abaissez avec les jambes tout en
gardant le dos bien droit.
1. Disconnect all attachments and power cords.
2. Wrap the fans cord around intake nozzle.
3. Tilt fan on its back with exhaust outlet pointing up.
4. Carry by handle.
5. Place the fan back down on its back legs.
6. Position fan as desired.
Daisy Chaining Fans
The fan is equipped with a GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupt) duplex outlet. When the power cord of the fan
is plugged into a power source, other fans or pieces of
equipment can be plugged into fans power outlet. Of
the 12 amps available, 1.6 is used by fan, leaving
maximum of 10.4 total amps available for other fans or
equipment.
Do not plug devices requiring a total more than 12
Amps on circuit.
Ne branchez pas des appareils exigeants un total
de plus de 12 AMPS sur le circuit.
Turn off all devices before unplugging from outlets.
Fans power switch only controls fans motor and does
not switch on and off the GFCI outlet.
Fans circuit breaker protects fan and power being
supplied to GFCI outlet. If breaker pops remove some
of the down stream load from circuit then reset.
Cord Storage
Fans power cord is best stored around neck of intake
nozzle.
1. Turn off fan.
2. Disconnect any additional fans or machines
plugged into fans auxiliary outlet and unplug fan
from its power source.
3. Remove quick ducting band.
4. Working from fan to cord plug end, lay cord out
straight, remove any twists as you go.
5. Make a 2” loop in cord near strain-relief then wrap
cord snugly around neck of intake nozzle coiling
from bottom up.
6. Allow cord to untwist as you coil cord around intake
neck.
7. Secure cord end by attaching cords plug retaining
clip to cord of the previous loop.
8. Stretch the quick-ducting band over cord end for
added holding.
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