Wiring a Blauberg Turbo-E Timer fan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- A step-by-step guide on how to correctly wire the Blauberg Turbo-E inline extractor fan with a run-on timer.
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All installations should have youtube videos like this 10/10
Nice powerful fan. Easy to install.
is this just single speed? what is th ejumper block for?
What about if you have spot lights? Any videos for that? Going to attempt it
Hi. What is l1 and l2 for? Is that the 2nd stage speed?
Can I install to mains thro fan isolator pulling switch only. I don’t want light switch to control on/off the fan.
What if you dont want to wire it into a light? mine is going in my workshop to extract gasses, But I would rather just by pass the light connection
Hi if you fan has a timer, it is still live, neutral and switched live.
What model is fan please?. I’m having problems locating one that has the run on timer
Thank you for the comment please use this link www.blauberg.co.uk/blauberg-in-line-mf-bathroom-extractor-fan-turbo-e-trade-mixed-flow-loft-mounted-ventilator and choose the timer option.
Can this be wired to a wall plug
What about a delayed start
Thanks for the video, but what is the 4th connection?
My fan is 2 speed with timef but connected like that is low speed and turns off instantly
Did you ever work this out ? I am fitting one today and also curious.
@@xXM3tall1c4Xx no not yet, but I think you have to bridge an extra wire across for timer mode and the other slot is fir higher speed,
Will have to play around and test it. Cheers
If your fan has two speeds then you connect the LIVE wire (brown) to the L1 (low speed) or L2 (high speed).
@@rickster3287 hello buddy, did you find out the answer to this as I’m also in the same dilemma?
@@xXM3tall1c4Xx hi Nathan, did you find out the answer to this because I’m also in the same dilemma?
Dónde puedo conseguir las aspas del turno
Can u just pit a plug on it?
You can. but it wont work, i know because i did it. You need to get the isolator switch (which has it's own power supply run through, ie lighting circuit) to connect to LT and the tail from that switch, to L1 or L2 tell the motor to spin. the LT is just like the original Live, except of course it is switched. The manual you get with it specifically tells you NOT to connect mains live to L1 or L2, only from the isolator switch. which is a pain but i'm sure theres a way to bypass it and have the powers required in-line.
well that was the E100T but they do sell one with a mains cord already attached for £50.00 ish
Is it possible to wire the fan to a independent on off switch.