The low voltage wire (24volt) is required so that you can turn the suction on,
from any inlet/socket point located in the property.
! The wire is two core (one blue wire and one brown) and must go from the
appliance and follow the pipe work wherever it goes to reach an inlet.
! Cable ties and pipe brackets with clips are provided to hold the wire to the
pipe work to keep it neat.
! Wherever you t-off from the main pipe route to go to an inlet, the wire
must be looped before carrying on to the next inlet, rather like the ring-
main in your house electrics. (See diagram below.) This means that you
will have two sets of wires going to each inlet.
! The only place that you CUT the wire is IMMEDIATELY BEHIND the inlet.
! It doesn’t matter which colour wire goes to which contact, just as long as
you put both blues to one side and both browns to the other.
! The wire is connected to the appliance with spade connectors into the
little sockets at the top of the appliance or the wire is just put straight into
speaker cable type connections depending on which appliance you have.
! See page 9 for further information on how to wire-up the different types
of inlet.
TIP: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN TO CARRY OUT THIS WORK AS
YOU ARE NOT CONNECTING TO ANY ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT TO THE MAIN PROPERTY. THE
CIRCUIT IS JUST BETWEEN THE APPLIANCE AND THE INLET.
HAVING ONE WIRE GOING FROM EACH T-PIECE FOLLOWING THE PIPE TO THE INLET
COULD CAUSE A PROBLEM. IN THE FUTURE IT’S POSSIBLE THAT A LOOSE CONNECTION
WILL DISABLE THE ABILITY TO TURN THE APPLIANCE ON AND OFF FROM THE INLET. YOU
MAY NOT BE ABLE TO GET TO THE LOOSE CONNECTION TO CORRECT THE FAULT. ONLY
CUTTING THE WIRE BEHIND THE INLET AND LOOPING IT AROUND TO THE NEXT ONE
INSURES YOU HAVE EASY ACCESS TO CORRECT ANY LOOSE CONNECTIONS. (JUST
UNSCREW THE INLET FROM THE WALL TO RECTIFY.)
RULE 4
LOW VOLTAGE WIRE: LOOPED TO EACH INLET
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Back of
Inlet
Back of
Inlet
Back of
last inlet
in run
To power
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