mr. steam MS-65 - Installation; Plumbing; Water Supply; Steam Outlet

INSTALLATION
Plumbing
All plumbing shall be performed by a qualified plumber and in accordance with applicable
national and local codes.
-Use unions on all pipe connections.
-Use only brass piping or copper tubing
-Do not use black, galvanized or PVC pipe.
Water Supply - (3/8" NPT)
1.
Connect hot or cold water line. Hot water line is preferable. Hot water should not
exceed
160"
F.
2.
Provide a shut off valve in the supply line.
3.
Do not overheat inlet solenoid valve with solder connections. Overheating will damage
parts.
4.
Flush inlet water line thoroughly before making connection to unit.
5.
Strainer is required if there are solid particles in the water.
6.
Incoming water supply should not exceed 120 psig. For best performance, water pressure
should be 15 to 20 psig.
Steam Outlet - (1/2" NPT)
1.
Do not install a valve in steam line. Flow of steam must be unobstructed.
2.
Use 1/2-inch brass or copper pipe from unit to steam head.
3.
Insulate steam line.
4.
Pitch steam line to avoid valleys and trapping of condensate.
Steam Head
1.
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Locate steam head 6 to 12 inches from floor, except:
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For tub/shower enclosures, install steam head 6 inches above tub top ledge.
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When used in shower stall with acrylic or other non-heat resistant floors. install steam
head 20-30 inches from floor or use a MR. STEAM steam shield MS-103412.
2.
If steam room is provided with seat(s), locate steam head as far away from seat as
possible.
3.
Install steam head with steam emission slot facing downward.
4.
CAUTION - To preserve steam head finish, do not use wrench or other tools to tighten.
Hand tightening is sufficient.