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Determine the System Leak Rate
Digital gauge measures
vacuum in 1/100 Hg in.
Reads 8-hour leak rate in 15
minutes!
Use SeaLand’s Digital Vacuum
Gauge (P/N 318530003) to
confirm the system leak rate and
find the leak.
1. Be sure that water has circulated through the
system and the
duckbill valves are wet.
Turn off water to toilet.
2. Follow the instructions included with the
vacuum gauge to determine the leak rate.
Drop in Vacuum (15 min)
Extrapolated time between
pump cycles
> .2” Hg (not acceptable)
2.5 hours
*.15” Hg (acceptable)*
3.3 hours
.10” Hg (good)
5.0 hours
.05” Hg (very good)
10.0 hours
* Maximum acceptable leak rate*
Refer to SuperTech
manual for instructions on
using the gauge with a
vacuum tank and pump.
Summary of Contents for Dometic VacuFlush Series
Page 1: ...0 VacuFlush Installer s Guide This book belongs to ________________...
Page 23: ...22 Vacuum Tank Critical Access Areas Section II...
Page 24: ...23 VG Critical Access Areas...
Page 28: ...27 Piping Runs to the Vacuum Source...
Page 29: ...28 Limit of TEN 45 and 90 bends Section III...
Page 32: ...31 Avoid Heat Sources Do not locate in or around hot water heater relief valves they may leak...
Page 34: ...33 Do Not Risk Affecting Structural Integrity...
Page 71: ...70 Notes...
