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INSTALLATION:
Points covered:
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Levelling of selected site;
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Unpacking the RainPac
TM
and rolling out onsite;
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Inlet bladder connection;
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Outlet bladder connection; and,
•
Installing the downpipe diverter, overflow and connection to the RainPac FloatPac.
1.
Level the selected site with a spirit level and a piece of timber, which should ideally be the width of the area you have selected. Check and recheck
the levelled area for anything sharp or dangerous that could harm the bladder (and its installer!).
2.
Carefully remove the RainPac
TM
from its box and separate the fitting kit from the bladder. The end that you will first see is the end where all the
fittings are. This is the end that is closest to the downpipe/s. The RainPac
TM
has been rolled the correct way so you can simply remove it from the
box and lay out flat.
Please note: As the RainPac
TM
has been rolled up the correct way, it is very easy to install. Make sure that once the bladder is laid out flat, the 100mm
(4”) Hansen inlet is facing towards the ground. The 2” (50mm) vent fitting in the centre of the RainPac
TM
is the only fitting that should be facing
towards the sky. Also, do not be concerned if when you roll the bladder out it looks too wide for the area – as the bladder moves in at the sides as it
fills, it will not cause any damage to the bladder or surrounding joiners/bearers and foundations.
PLEASE MAKE SURE THE INLET FITTING IS FACING THE GROUND ONCE INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE
Summary of Contents for RainPac
Page 8: ...P a g e 8 15 INLET SETUP...
Page 10: ...P a g e 10 15 OUTLET SETUP...
Page 12: ...P a g e 12 15 OVERFLOW SETUP HORIZONTAL DOWNPIPE...
Page 13: ...P a g e 13 15 OVERFLOW SETUP VERTICAL DOWNPIPE...
Page 14: ...P a g e 14 15 RENDERINGS OVERFLOW SETUP HORIZONTAL DOWNPIPE OVERFLOW SETUP VERTICAL DOWNPIPE...
