ENQUATICS AquaMaster Masters Decorative Series, Руководство пользователя

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ANCHORING INSTRUCTIONS (CONT.)
CAUTION: If the unit is not properly anchored with adequate tension, the unit will
rotate when in operation, resulting in twisted and damaged electrical cable(s).
In a larger body of water or where vandalism is a concern, FIGURE 2 is the
preferred method.
Required Equipment (not provided)
• Two (2) anchor lines (1/4 inch nylon, 1/8” stainless steel cable or
equivalent). Anchor line length should equal twice the depth of the pond
at point of installation. (Example, if pond depth is eight feet, each anchor
line should be at least sixteen feet.) If the depth of the pond varies more
than three feet use FIGURE 1.
• Two (2) anchors (eight inch concrete blocks, approximate weight of 30
pounds each is sufficient).
Anchoring Steps
1. With unit fully assembled and still on shore, attach anchor lines to the
float. Only use the anchor holes which are opposite from one another.
Next, carefully lower unit into the pond. DO NOT tangle anchor lines
and electrical cable(s).
2. Position unit at desired location in pond, playing out electrical cable(s)
from shore. Attach anchor lines to anchors and anchor unit making
sure you cannot rotate unit more than 45 degrees. Some movement
is necessary to allow float to move up and down with changes in water
depth. If you can rotate float more than 45 degrees, adjust anchor
lines or relocate anchors.
Anchor Line
Anchor
FIGURE 1
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