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Sandpiper Installation Guide 28
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May 2013 – Revision 7 Page 7 of 22
Figure 4-If the filter of the Sandpiper is placed on the opposite
side of the return air grille then the air passage MUST remain
unobstructed
Contact Aircommand if your installation differs significantly
from that prescribed above.
1. Cut vent holes
WARNING
There may be electrical wiring located between the floor
and inside the walls. Ensure that power is properly
disconnected at the supply (mains and/or battery). Failure
to do so may result in personal injury or death.
Floor cut-out

When positioning the unit remember that you will
need to get either a drill or long handled screwdriver
into the cupboard/bed area to secure the hold down
screws onto the floor

Mark out the holes in the floor using the template
found at the end of this manual, also mark out the
corners/edges of the unit so that the unit can be
positioned correctly

Cut out the holes in the RV floor
Do not cover the cut outs with chicken
wire/mesh or similar, doing so may void the
warranty. There are already grilles built into the
bottom of the unit.
Figure 5-Floor cut outs

Place the Sandpiper so that the edges of the unit line
up with the edges marked from the template, secure
the unit using the six hold down screws supplied
Cupboard/seat/bed cut out

Determine where the return air grille will be placed
according to the requirements above

If you are using the supplied return air grille then the
cut-out template can be found at the end of this
installation manual

Ensure the logo at the top of the return air grille is in
the correct orientation

Cut out the required hole and secure the grille in place
using the supplied screws

If you are not using the supplied return air grille then
the minimum size cut out is 345
cm
2
(23cmx15cm)
2. Route and secure ducting
Don’t route the ductwork near any heat
producing appliances such as the rear of a
refrigerator as condensation will be formed. Do
not have an outlet blowing air into the return air grille as
this will ‘short circuit’ the unit.

Attach the ducting securely to the unit by
pushing/twisting the ducting onto the ducting spigots
until the teeth are engaged

Attach the longest piece of ducting to the bottom
ducting spigot

Screw the inner duct piece onto the other end of the
ducting
Figure 6-Inner duct piece shown on the left, outer duct piece
shown on the right

Route the ducting to where the outlets are desired
ensuring the bends are kept to a minimum and are as
smooth as possible.
It is recommended that the
outlets are placed high up in the van and directed into
areas of common usage (bed, dining table, kitchen
etc)
The longest single piece of ducting must be less
than 6m and the overall length must be less than
15m