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INSTALLATION
We recommend that you read the entire instructions before commencing the actual
installation. While we strongly recommend that a licensed plumber perform all installation
work, a mechanically-inclined homeowner can install an Iron Rival system. In all cases, it is
critical that the installation be done in accordance with these instructions and all applicable
plumbing and electrical codes. Be sure to obtain all required permits. If these instructions
and the applicable codes are in conflict, the relevant plumbing/electrical code shall be
followed. Equipment failure, personal injury, or property damage can result if this
equipment is not installed properly.
Step 1. – Pre-Installation Inspection
Inspect all of the components that you received with
your unit. You should have received the following:
1. Fleck 2510XST Control Valve
2. Treatment Tank
3. Upper Locking Stack Diffuser
4. Bypass
5. Riser tube and lower distributor
6. Bag or box of gravel
7. Bag or box of catalyst media (Birm or Filox)
8. Funnel
You may have also received a tank cover/jacket kit
if you ordered this option with your system.
Step 2. – Selecting an Installation Location
We recommend interior installation only. The
system cannot be allowed to freeze or severe system
damage could occur. The system should not be installed in direct sunlight as long-term exposure to
UV light could damage components of the system. Furthermore, direct sunlight could raise the
internal water temperature in the treatment tank and reduce backwash effectiveness. In most cases,
the Iron Rival should be located AFTER the expansion tank and sediment pre-filters (if applicable),
and BEFORE a water softener, carbon filters, and/or ultraviolet (UV) sterilizer (if applicable), and
the hot water heater. If possible, it is also generally desirable to place the Iron Rival AFTER the
plumbing branch off to your outdoor irrigation water.