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Contents
01 General
information
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01.01 Setting up room for shower tray and shower enclosure..........................................................................................6
02 Equipment
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02.01 Fittings technical data .............................................................................................................................................7
03
Caring for the steam bath/shower cabin .................................................................................................................7
03.01 Caring for the glass panes and pro
fi
les ..................................................................................................................7
03.02 Caring for the
fi
ttings ...............................................................................................................................................7
03.03 Do not use ..............................................................................................................................................................7
04 Instruction
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04.01 Light colour changing switch ...................................................................................................................................8
04.02 Manual instruction of the
fi
xtures ............................................................................................................................8
05
Scope of delivery ................................................................................................................................................. 27
06 Planning
instruction.............................................................................................................................................. 29
07 Installation
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01 General
information
Hoesch products set the benchmark for quality, comfort and design. To assure optimal function and a long life cycle of your
product please comply with the following instructions. Each delivery is strictly controlled before leaving the factory. Check
the completeness of the delivery before starting installation. Products represented here are subject to technical and visual
modi
fi
cations! All dimensions data is in mm. All connection measures are internal measurements! We are not liable for
defects resulting from non-conventional usage, improper transport or faulty intermediate storage. Our respectively valid
warranty conditions are in force. During mounting protect the surface of shower tray with cover! Do not put glass panes on
rims or corners!
Caution! Check the delivery for transport damage! Later claims will not be accepted! The choice of raw plug and
screws depends upon the wall’s material!
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Water connections
At installation to potable water supply, service technician or user must connect
fi
rst a safety device according to
local regulations.
Penetrations through walls must be sealed with permanently elastic joint sealant. The installation must be
rinsed acc. to DIN1988.
The customer must provide a dirt pan in the interior installation.
Hot water supply DN 15/20 supply
fl
ange Rp ½”, recommended
fl
ow pressure 200-500 kPa, 60-70°C.
Attention: thermal disinfection (short time temperature increase up to 70°C) should be ensured!
Cold water connection DN 15/20 supply
fl
ange Rp ½“, recommended
fl
ow pressure 200-500 kPa.
A ball shut-off valve R ½“ shall be provided for both connections.
Floor drain - connecting pipes DN 50 see point 06.
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Electrical installation
For electrical connection an appropriate supply cable, 3x1,5mm² should be used (2m long out of the wall) and a
voltage equalising ground cable 1x4mm².
The device must be protected by a separate FI-switch / RCD (30mA), which disconnects the system
by a contact gap of min. 3 mm width.
We strongly recommend to connect the system to mains electricity via an all pole disconnecting switch
(min. 3 mm contact gap, please pay attention to protection areas).
The device must be connected to the electricity network via an all pole disconnecting switch according
to electrical installations regulations.
The device should be connected to electricity only via a
fi
xed feed cable according to local regulations.
Installation and repair should be performed only by authorized service.
Notice: All electrical works should be done by the authorized electrician in accordance with the
applicable standard DIN/EN, typical country norms and the local energy law!
01.01 Setting up room for shower tray and shower enclosure
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Separate electrical units that produces steam or moisture should not be used inside the cabine.
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The cabin is designed for setting up in front of the wall.
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All sanitary-water connections should be executed according to point 06.
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The drain out
fl
ow must be placed in a propoer speci
fi
ed area.
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While
fi
tting the shower tray and shower enclosure on the existing base, attention should be paid to the ceiling
height (special accessories, base frame).
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At shower enclosure installation a distance of min. 100 mm above the shower enclosure to the ceiling must be
assured.
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The riser shaft depth of 70-100 mm should be considered during shower tray installation on the
fl
oor.
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