Triton T300si Installation And Operating Instructions Manual page 32

Wireless remote electric shower
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Fig.
Fig.
10mm elbow
fitting
2m heated
water pipe
(up riser rail)
Fig.
Can
PRD
outlet
Pipe
boss
Outlet
pipe
PRD tube
T300si wireless remote electric shower
3.3m approx.
heated
Copper
pipe
water pipe
(from remote
pack)
Ceiling
make sure the backplate is square on the wall
and tighten the two retaining screws which hold
it to the wall.
Turn on the mains water supply and check for
leaks in the pipework connection to the remote
pack.
note: At this stage no water can flow through
the unit.
The remote pack is connected to the hose
connector by means of two semi-rigid white
10mm plastic water pipes which carry the
heated water.
The 3.3 metre pipe connects to the remote
pack using the outlet extension (Fig.) which
is screwed onto the remote pack outlet pipe.
Alternatively, a ½" x 15mm female thread to
compression elbow can be screwed onto the
outlet pipe, sealing the joint with PTFE tape.
Feed the 2m heated water pipe up the centre of
the riser rail so that the pipe end comes out of
the top of the riser rail. Insert the supplied 8mm
copper pipe into the end of the water pipe until
it is flush. This will provide extra support to the
plastic pipe. Push fit the pipe end into the hose
connector (Fig.). Push the hose connector
into the recess in the bottom bracket and secure
with the retaining clip (Fig.).
In the loft, trim the 2m pipe excess to length.
Insert the 8mm copper pipes into the end of
both water pipes and then push fit both ends
into the 10mm fitting (Fig.).
Fit the clear plastic PRD tube through the can
outlet pipe boss situated at the rear of the outlet
pipe (Fig.) and push firmly on to the PRD
outlet.
The other end of the PRD tube needs to be
directed to a suitable and visible waste — see
P13 'Pressure relief safety device' for further
details.
note: Check the correct tubes have been used
as they are similar in diameter and length (the
PRD tube is clear).
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