4
WATER VALVE INSTALLATION
STAGGER 3" MINIMUM
1
2
IN
NOTICE: All pipe fittings MUST be staggered.
PARTS NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY
OPTION ONE
• (2) 2”X15” PVC PIPE (port 1,2)
• (1) 2”X18” PVC PIPE (port inlet)
• (3) 2” SLIP 90° ELBOWS
• Set in trench 15 “ deep X 12” wide
1. Remove clamp
2. Lift off dome (save O-ring)
3. Remove pressure gauge and knob from
inside valve housing assembly
4. Pipes and valve base should be treated with
primer
5. Make sure pipes are glued all the way into
the stop. Be careful not to allow glue to run
into module area.*
6. The center port is the inlet to the valve and
should be approximately 3” longer than the
perimeter pipes.
7. Allow 24 hour before pressure testing
8. Reposition o-ring in groove in the valve base.
9. Replace dome and V-Clamp and tighten until
snug
10. Thread the pressure gauge to the top of the
dome. Do Not Use Teflon Tape.
11. Pressurize with pool plumbing (do not
exceed 35 psi)
12. Store the module assembly in a safe place
and install after the pool has been started
up.
* Pipes should be a minimum of 12” in length
and should insure that valve be at least 6”
above water level.
Gluing instructions
PLUMBING & CONCRETE DETAIL
Gunite or Shotcrete Process
CONCRETE:
1. Make a cutout or opening approximately 1"
deep and 1" bigger than the pipe.
2. This cutout will be filled with plaster and create
a water stop.
Verify the angle of the risers as it is
imperative that the riser angle be 90 degrees
from the finished floor angle. Check that
the system did not lose pressure prior to
shooting the pool and upon completion.
PLUMBING FOR FLOOR NOZZLES
NOTE: All risers must be 90 degrees
(perpendicular) to the finished floor
2
"
SCH. 40 PIPE,
15
"
LONG
2
"
ELBOW
2
"
PIPE
1
"
X 1
"
CUTOUT
AROUND THE
PIPE FOR WATER
CUT PIPE HERE
SOIL
CONCRETE