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5. Cement all fittings in a manner that ensures no leakage will occur.
Note: Be certain to use cement that is suitable for potable water applications.
6. Install weather cap on top of the vent line. This cap should not
restrict air flow and must prevent rain, snow and other contaminants
from entering the vent line.
* The Manufacturer has found that vent lines less than 250 equivalent linear feet do not cause a de-
crease in contaminant removal percentages.
90° Bend = 15 Equiv. Linear Ft ; 45° Bend = 7 Equiv. Linear Ft.
2.7. Install Air Filter (Figure 14)
1. Install air filter provided using the PVC pipe and fittings provided
(Figure 14).
2.7.1 Remote Air Intake (Figure 15)
If a Remote Air Intake is required because of Air Quality or Quantity
issues then Use Only 1-¼" or larger Schedule 40 PVC or equivalent pipe
for the air intake line.
1. Connect air intake line to the blower using the proper reducer
coupling.
2. Run the intake line from the pipe connection on the blower to
the location selected for air intake.
3. Connect the Air Filter to the vent line using the proper
reducer coupling.
If the air intake is located outside, the filter or intake must be
mounted high enough off the ground to prevent the drawing in
of snow, water and other contaminants. Do not locate the air
intake in the vicinity of vents from furnaces, barbecue grills, etc.
Note: In-Line Air Filters are also available from the Manufacturer.
IN063 Rev.E
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Failure to install a proper vent line
may cause contamination of the water,
outgassing of contaminants into the
building, and/or limit system perfor-
mance.
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Figure 13
(3 inch)
Vent Line Installation
Figure 14
Air Filter
Figure 15
Air Intake Connection
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