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Cover - Important Safety Information ....................................................................................... 1
Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................ 2
Installation Instructions ................................................................................................................ 2
Piping Diagram ............................................................................................................................ 3
Maintenance and Care .............................................................................................................. 4
Warranty ........................................................................................................................................ 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
FIG. 2-1
PRE-INSTALLATION NOTES:
Consult your pool, spa, or pond professional for line and pump sizing.
The bowl must be installed level or water will not flow out evenly from the spout.
Minimum water flow is 10 GPM. Actual flow will vary with individual preference, typical
flow is around 15-20 GPM. Water may start to overflow the bowl if flow exceeds 25 GPM.
1.
Select location of water feature and install
water line from water source as illustrated in
Fig 3-1.
Water supply line should be installed with a
check valve so the bowl doesn’t drain off
water when not in use.
It is recommended to install an adjustable
control valve in the water line so you can
adjust the water flow to the bowl for desired
effect.
2.
Cut water line stub to desired height.
3.
Place mounting bracket over water line stub
and mark where the holes are.
NOTE: Be sure that the bowl is in the correct
orientation so that the water flowing out of
the bowl is flowing in the desired direction
(eg. into the pool, spa or fountain).
4.
Remove the bracket and prepare to drill into
mounting surface.
NOTE: Starfire Direct incurs no liability for
damage to deck and/or mounting surface.
a.
For concrete decks: Using a Hammer
Drill and 3/8” Masonry bit, tap the holes
that were marked earlier.
b.
For wood decks: Using a Drill and 1/4”
wood bit, tap the holes that were
marked earlier.
