Kohler Rada 215 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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8. Mount the backplate securely to the wall
surface, with the grub screws positioned
at the bottom, using the screws provided if
appropriate.
9. Caution! It is essential at this point
that the supply pipework is thoroughly
flushed through before connection to the
mixer. Failure to do so may result in product
malfunction and will not be covered under the
guarantee.
10. Refit the valve onto the backplate and tighten
the grubscrews.
11. Connect the hot and cold supply pipes and
tighten the compression nuts.
12. Connect the outlet pipework, leaving enough
pipe through the wall to temporarily cap off.
13. Refer to section: ‘Commissioning’ .
Rada 215-t3 bc (Rear Fixing into
Solid Walls or Stud Partitions)
1. Determine the route for the hot and cold
supply pipework and for the outlet pipework.
When connecting to BIV Shower Fittings it is
recommended that the outlet be positioned
above and to one side of the mixer. This is to
prevent the flexible hose from obstructing the
shower controls.
2. Remove the two shroud screws (retain for later
use) and remove the building-in shroud from
the mixer.
3.
Determine the position of the mixer and draw
around the building-in Shroud.
4.
Mark the routes for the hot and cold supply
pipework ( Hot - Left, Cold - Right ) and for
the outlet pipework.
Note! (if applicable) The outlet elbow should
be sited above the mixer and on the right or
left, as site dictates.
Outlet Pipe BIR
Outlet Pipe BIV Outlet Pipe BIV
Cold Inlet Hot Inlet
Thermostatic
Mixer
Alternative Pipe
Layouts
5. Cut away the plasterboard and/or brick work
to the required depth.
Important! This depth ‘X’ will depend on the
finished wall thickness e.g. tiles or facia board.
Refer to the table for this measurement.
For stud partitions depth ‘X’ refers to the
distance from the rear mounting e.g. timber
noggin, to the front of the wall (before tiling).
Finished Wall
Surface
Finished Wall
Thickness
Depth ‘X’
Rear Mounting (Solid
Wall or Timber Noggin)