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8) Install the vacuum relief valve in the outlet header of each
row. This will be located at the opposite end of the row that is connected
to the collector outlet pipe. Refer to figure 2, 11, and 12.
9) Install an end cap in the inlet header of each row, opposite
the end that is connected to the collector inlet pipe. Refer to Figures
2, 11, and 12.
10) INSPECT THE INSTALLATION AND CHECK ALL CLAMPS FOR PROPER POSITION
AND TIGHTNESS.
11) FOR HURRICANE AREAS, refer to the HURRICANE COLLECTOR HOLD-DOWN
Procedure
Installation Over Roof Vent Pipes Collectors can
be installed over or around different diameter roof vent pipes or other
obstructions up to 2 (63mm) in diameter. After snapping the top
chalk lines but before marking and pre-drilling for your outlet header
brackets, locate the seam in the collector nearest to where the vent pipe
is to come through. Separate by pulling up on top plate, and pushing down
on the lower plate. Should the vent pipe protrude near a sonic tack weld,
it will have to be cut apart. Using a sharp utility knife, cut through
the weld while pulling the two plates apart. Lay the collector over the
vent pipe, keeping the vent pipe at least 12 (30.5cm) away from
a header. It will be easier to complete an installation by mounting this
collector first and then working away from it. With a roof vent pipe of
3 (8cm) in diameter, the collectors can be positioned on either
side of the vent. Two system connector hoses can be employed to couple
the collectors together for vent pipes or other obstacles up to 7
(17cm) in diameter. Mark your 51 (1.3m) centers wherever the outlet
header brackets fall on the upper chalk line. With obstructions
of over 7 (17cm), such as attic fans and skylights, lay out the
collectors on either side of the obstruction using a Row Spacer Kit.
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