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Quick User Guide – Fan Selection 1. Connect and seal fan to suction pit 2. Connect pressure tubes to digital manometer and both couplers 3. If using flexible duct and exhausting to outside; read CALIBRATION also 4. Run fan at maximum RPM; digital display should show “10.0” 5. Record pressure drop on digital manometer; a number less than 4.4” 6. Check pressure field extension holes for good communication; adjust fan RPM as needed and record fan RPM ratio; a number between 3.0 to 10.0 7. Turn fan off 9. If not using PFE Diagnostic Kit App plot the following information: a. Plot digital manometer reading; green dot and thick red curve b. Plot fan performance curve for RPM ratio; thick blue curve c. Obtain CFM, intersection of these two curves; yellow arrow Item #: 498058 Rev Date: 2020-11-30 8. If using PFE Diagnostic Kit App a. Enter pressure drop across fan; 2.39 for this example b. Enter fan RPM Ratio; 7.4 for this example c. Enter PVC Pipe Length, 20 for this example d. Enter Number of 45 Bends, 4 e. Enter Number of 90 Bends, 2 f. Then press the Calculate button to see results. You can access PFE Diagnostic Kit on-line App by typing the following link in your favorite phone or desktop browser; pfedk.fantech.app

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Page 1: Quick User Guide – Fan Selection Item #: 498058 Rev Date

Quick User Guide – Fan Selection

1. Connect and seal fan to suction pit2. Connect pressure tubes to digital manometer and both couplers3. If using flexible duct and exhausting to outside; read CALIBRATION also4. Run fan at maximum RPM; digital display should show “10.0”5. Record pressure drop on digital manometer; a number less than 4.4”6. Check pressure field extension holes for good communication; adjust fan RPM as needed and record fan RPM ratio; a number between 3.0 to 10.07. Turn fan off

9. If not using PFE Diagnostic Kit App plot the following information:

a. Plot digital manometer reading; green dot and thick red curve

b. Plot fan performance curve for RPM ratio; thick blue curve

c. Obtain CFM, intersection of these two curves; yellow arrow

Item #: 498058Rev Date: 2020-11-30

8. If using PFE Diagnostic Kit Appa. Enter pressure drop across fan; 2.39 for this exampleb. Enter fan RPM Ratio; 7.4 for this example c. Enter PVC Pipe Length, 20 for this exampled. Enter Number of 45 Bends, 4e. Enter Number of 90 Bends, 2 f. Then press the Calculate button to see results.

You can access PFE Diagnostic Kit on-line App by typing the following link in your favorite phone or desktop browser;pfedk.fantech.app

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10. Use CFM value to calculate PVC pipe pressure drop as described in PVC PIPE PRESSURE DROP CALCULATION

11. Add PVC pipe pressure drop to Working Point value; green solid point

12. Overlay fan manufacturer performance curves over Working Point Graph and select a fan that performs equal or better than your system Working Point; Rn4 in this example

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Notes:- If an EC fan is selected, fan RPM can be set to RPM ratio; 8.3 in this example

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