SUNWIND El-dorado Plus - Page 32

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1.
Cut a piece of 110 mm pipe adapted to the desired horizontal length of pipe.
When connecng pipes, use of silicone spray or soap is recommended.
2.
If you are direcng the pipe through the wall, you can now insert the pipe into the toilet’s vent stub
and use a pencil to put a mark on the wall where the hole should be.
3.
Use a 114 mm hole saw to make the hole in the wall. Ensure that you will not hit a stud before
you start sawing.
4.
Use sealant to seal around the pipe where it runs through the wall, enabling exibility
of the pipe.
5.
Aach the branched pipe and the boom plug in this pipe. Remember to drill a hole of
at least 3 mm in the boom plug.
6.
Connect as many lengths of pipe as you need to reach the desired height.
See the separate paragraph if you are planning on direcng the pipe through the ceiling.
7.
The pipe must be secured with clamps so that it is stable. Use the brackets supplied in the installaon
package for aachment to the wall. Should the pipe need to be aached further away from the wall,
brackets with distance screws may be bought separately.
8.
Aach the vent top last. Do not use insect nets or suchlike, as this may limit the air supply.
9.
The pipe should run for a maximum of 1 m horizontally, and 6 m vercally.
No more than one 90° bend and two 45° bends should be used.
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