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MODELS

CP48HPWP, CP56HPWP,

CP60HPWP, CP36, CP48, CP56BR, CP56F&R,

CP56S, CP56C&P

READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Note to Installer: You are obligated to pass these instructions on to

building maintenance or location Supervisor.

AGRICULTURAL

INDUSTRIAL

CEILING FANS

M0090 - 03/16/11

• I N S TA L L AT I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S •

• W A R N I N G •

1. Be sure to shut off electrical supply at circuit breaker before

installation. This installation is to be in accordance with local and

national electrical codes.

2. To reduce the risk of personal injury, DO NOT bend the blade

brackets when installing or cleaning the fan. Also, DO NOT insert

foreign objects in between rotating blades.

3. Any field alteration or changed downrods “WARRANTY VOIDS” any

hanging mechanism warranty or liability.

• C A U T I O N •

1. Installation work and electrical wiring must be done in accordance

with NEC (NFPA 70) and all applicable local codes and standards

including fire rated constructions and must be done by a

qualified electrician.

2. Remove fan from the carton carefully and check for shipping

damage. Check blades for bends and dents. In case assistance

is required please contact our service centre.

3. Check that the supply voltage corresponds to the rated voltage

on motor of fan you have selected.

4. Do not install the fan close to the door entrance. Ensure at least

3 feet distance from end of the blades.

5. Ensure that you have a water proof model if installing in a

wet/damp location.

6. Fan blades must be at a minimum of 10 feet from the floor when

the fan is installed.

7. Make sure hanger hook is mounted securely to the structural

ceiling.

8. Fan is suitable for operation on Solid State controls.

9. The fan shall not directly be supported by the outlet box.

10. All set screws must be checked and re-tightened where necessary

after installation. No lubricants should be used on screws or

hooks.

11. To reduce the risk of personal injury install the safety cable

(per Fig. 1).

12. DO NOT attach blades before hanging the fan.

• H A N G I N G & A S S E M B L Y •

1. Using Machine Threaded Hooks for Steel Frame Ceiling (Fig. 1)

- Put the threaded J-Hook through junction box, winding nut to

bottom of thread.

- Insert the hook with the box through slit in bottom of open web

steel joists.

- Put large washer, lock washer and nut on the hook loosely.

- Secure spark plate onto junction box. Feed power wires through

spark plate for ease of wiring. (Spark plate is not needed for fan

with a cord and plug.)

- Hang the fan on the J-hook.

- Tighten the top lock washer and nut until secure.

- Install the Eye Bolt onto the steel frame ceiling beside the junction

box.

2. Insert the safety cable into the Eye Bolt through the slit and then

close the Eye Bolt loop. NOTE: Knot in safety cable is there for

extra strength. DO NOT UNDO KNOT.

3. Connect the lead wires to the power supply, (shown in Fig. 3).

FOR CORD & PLUG FANS:

Simply insert the plug into the receptacle at the ceiling.

FOR FORWARD/REVERSE MODELS:

Downdraft Direction:

Connect blue and black wires of fan to “hot” wire, red and white wires

to neutral wire and green wire to ground wire.

Updraft Direction:

Connect red and black wires of fan to “hot” wire, blue and white wires

to neutral wire and green wire to ground wire.

NOTE: Wiring connections should be turned upward and

pushed carefully up into the outlet box.

4. Slide up the upper canopy and affix it with the set screws. Leave a

minimum of 1/8” between ceiling and canopy.

5. Mount the fan blades onto the motor head with screws and spring

washers (see Fig. 2 for details).

NOTE: If wiring for updraft only: blades can be reversed for

increased fan performance.

6. Tighten set screws on upper and lower canopies.

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Brand	Canarm
Model	CP60HPWP
Category	Ceiling Fans
File type	PDF
File size	0.86 MB

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