Schebler eVent Installation Instructions, Operation And Maintenance Manual Download Page 7

 

WALL TERMINATION (WT) 

The Wall Termination is utilized when an appliance is 
exhausted out of the sidewall of a building. The system includes 
a duct Horizontal Termination, Wall Thimble, Thimble Clips, and 
Wall Flashing. 
 

BASIC eVent WALL TERMINATION ASSEMBLY 

 

 

Step 1: 

Cut an opening in the wall just large enough to allow 
the Wall Thimble to penetrate the wall. Keep the Wall 
Thimble flush with the outside face of the wall

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

Figure 13 – Installation of the Wall Thimble 

 

Step 2: 

Utilizing the Wall Thimble Clips, secure the Wall 
Thimble to the inside of the wall by fastening the clips 
to the Wall Thimble and the wall being penetrated. 
Space the clips equally around the perimeter of the 
Wall Thimble to ensure tight installation. 

Step 3: 

Center the Horizontal Termination in the Wall 
Thimble. A minimum of 3" of inner liner of the 
Horizontal Termination must penetrate past the 
outside of the wall and Wall Thimble. See figure 14. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Figure 14 – Installation of the Wall Termination 

 

Step 4:

 

Mount the Wall Flashing over the Wall Termination 

sealing the gap between the Wall Thimble and the wall 
opening. Level the Flashing and seal around perimeter 
of the Inner Liner with a bead of silicone sealant.  

 

DRAIN TEE CAP (DTC) 

The eVent SW, eVent & eVent Plus2 has a 1" drain pipe that 
must be connected to a suitable drain. 
The Drain Tee Cap must be connected at all times to a suitable 
drain.  Upon entering the vent, rain will wash down and 
remove any corrosive combustible residue.  The Drain Tee Cap 
must be installed with sealant at its mating surfaces with the 
flanged joint.  This will ensure that moisture is drained through 
the drain as intended and will provide a tight seal.  The Tee Cap 
can be installed for inspection access as required. 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Figure 15 – Drain Tee Cap 

 

30, 45 and 90 DEGREE ELBOWS (30L, 45L and 90L) 

These elbows must be protected from the effects of thermal 
expansion.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Figure 16 – 45°, 30° and 90° Elbows 

 

45 DEGREE LATERAL and REDUCING 45 DEGREE LATERAL TEE 
(45LT AND R45LT)

 

For venting systems that require a 45 degree entry to the 
vertical vent, the 45 Degree Lateral Tee (45LT) or Reducing 45 
Degree Lateral Tee (R45LT) may be used.  The 45 Degree 
Lateral Tee should be supported in the same way as the 90 
Degree Tee. When properly supported, the 45 Degree Lateral 
Tee will support 50 feet of vertical vent and may be installed 
with a Drain Tee Cap or End Cap. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
Figure 17 – 45° Lateral and 45° Reducing Lateral Tees 

 

90 DEGREE WYE (90Y) 

 

The Wye fitting is used when the vertical vent is located between 
two boilers and a low‐pressure loss system is required.  The Wye 
should be installed with the usual precautions observed for 
thermal expansions. 

                           

                        

Figure 18 – 90Y

 

 

Summary of Contents for eVent

Page 1: ...sing Boiler Systems A MAJOR CAUSE OF VENT RELATED FIRES IS FAILURE TO MAINTAIN REQUIRED CLEARANCES AIR SPACES TO COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS IT IS OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE THAT THIS VENT BE INSTALLED ONLY IN AC...

Page 2: ...ion GS 12 Operating Precautions 13 Maintenance 13 GENERAL These instructions cover installation requirements for the Schebler listed single and double wall special stainless steel venting systems eVen...

Page 3: ...pliance It is recommended that venting systems be enclosed below the roof line to limit condensation and protect against mechanical damage Methods of providing additional insulation may be specified I...

Page 4: ...being vented TERMINATION HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS Vents are to terminate a minimum of 3 ft 0 92 m above the highest point of the roof penetration and 2 ft 0 61m minimum above any portion of a building wit...

Page 5: ...ent eVentPLUS and eVentPLUS2 INDIVIDUAL PART INSTALLATION This section identifies Models eVentSW eVent eVentPLUS and eVentPLUS2 by name and part number or part code See the section titled Part Identif...

Page 6: ...allations install the weld seam along the top of the duct See figure 8 below Step 4 Make a single true cut through both gasket layers Remove excess gasket material and position cut ends such that they...

Page 7: ...W eVent eVent Plus2 has a 1 drain pipe that must be connected to a suitable drain The Drain Tee Cap must be connected at all times to a suitable drain Upon entering the vent rain will wash down and re...

Page 8: ...er band end clips allowing the V to be clamped between the split plates and split clamp flanges Installation for the Wall Support is accomplished with the following procedure 1 Connect the joint to be...

Page 9: ...greatest strength for support of the eVent Series Venting System It will provide vertical support and will provide for joint alignment and support for horizontal applications Locate and secure the Sup...

Page 10: ...following procedure should be used 1 Install the Rain Cap on the inner flange and attach the V band using the inner joint instructions 2 Install the provided skirt section as shown below 3 Apply a sil...

Page 11: ...Section While 3 guys are usually sufficient it is recommended that 4 equally spaced wires at an angle of 45 from the vertical be utilized The cables and guys must be slightly loose to allow for the th...

Page 12: ...located at a joint connection The Guy Section is comprised of four 4 half flanges and is bolted together as shown in figure 39 below with the supplied hardware The outer shell is then sealed by using...

Page 13: ...ANCE Venting and Exhaust Systems 1 After the installation of the vent or exhaust system ensure that the required clearances are maintained and that the system continues to be supported properly 2 The...

Page 14: ...14 February 2019 5665 Fenno Rd Bettendorf IA 52722 www Scheblerchimney com Phone 563 359 0110 Fax 563 359 8430...

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