8—2
sealant
to
achieve
the
tightest
connection
between
rails
and
unit
to
prevent
rainwater
from
passing
under
the
rails
and
into
the
unit.
Mount
the
rails
A1
and
B2
on
the
front
side
(the
side
with
the
inspection
doors)
–
use
the
simple
self
‐
drilling
screws
without
the
sealing
washer
–
see
the
illustration
of
the
screw
below.
Note:
Rail
B2
fits
into
the
rail
A1,
and
this
offers
the
advantage
that
the
rail
B2
can
be
slid
inside
the
rail
A1
to
adjust
the
length
of
rail
B2
accurately
to
the
length
of
the
unit.
In
this
way
it
is
not
necessary
to
spend
time
and
effort
cutting
the
rail
B2.
Mount
the
lower
rails
C3
and
D4
on
the
back
side
of
the
unit.
Note:
Rail
D4
fits
into
the
rail
C3,
and
this
offers
the
advantage
that
the
rail
D4
can
be
slid
inside
the
rail
C3
to
adjust
the
length
of
rail
D4
accurately
to
the
length
of
the
unit.
In
this
way
it
is
not
necessary
to
spend
time
and
effort
on
cutting
the
rail
D4.
Mount
vertical
rail
–
E5
‐
with
the
roof
slope
at
each
end
of
the
unit
It
is
important
to
place
a
screw
in
each
hole
–
even
though
the
number
of
holes
for
screws
seems
to
be
very
large,
a
screw
in
each
hole
is
necessary
as
the
stress
on
the
roof
during
stormy
weather
is
extremely
high.
8.1.2
Mount
rails.
Units
of
size
30
and
units
larger
than
size
30.
On
units
of
size
30
and
on
units
that
are
larger
than
size
30,
rails
A1,
B2,
C3,
D4,
E5
must
be
mounted
on
the
unit
for
support
of
trapezoidal
roof
plates,
but
also
rails
Y
and
Z
must
be
mounted
longitudinally
at
the
centre
‐
line
of
the
units
to
hold
the
trapezoidal
roof
plates.
Squeeze
sealant
in
sufficient
quantity
between
the
underside
of
the
rails
A1,
B2,
C3,
D4,
E5
and
the
horizontal
top
side
of
the
unit
before
the
rails
are
mounted.
This
means
that
the
rails
are
standing
on
sealant
to
achieve
the
tightest
connection
between
rails
and
unit
to
prevent
rainwater
from
passing
under
the
rails
and
into
the
unit.
Mount
the
rails
A1
and
B2
on
the
front
side
(the
side
with
the
inspection
doors)
–
use
the
simple
self
drilling
screws
without
the
sealing
washer
–
see
the
illustration
of
the
screw
below.
Summary of Contents for Danvent DV-10
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