Body dryer
7
600mm diameter
Before installing consideration should be given
to ease of installation, inspection, servicing and
removal.
Access to electrical connections and the routing
and security of electrical cables should always be
paramount, particularly the isolation switch
(see
Electrical Requirements)
.
Fig.4
shows a typical system layout.
As a minimum, a floor area of 600mm diameter
should be allowed directly below the output
vent (rectangular nozzle) of the body dryer for
the user to stand in
(fig.5)
. However, the user
will benefit most where the area under the dryer
is the largest area possible of clear floor space.
Note: The body dryer MUST not be positioned
over a bath or within a shower cabinet.
Use the template
(fig.6)
and cover to
determine the best position for the body dryer.
Careful observation and measurement both
above and below the ceiling will ensure all
factors are taken into account before any drilling
or cutting takes place.
Always try the body dryer template in a selected
location before proceeding further.
IMPORTANT:
Loft insulation that occupies
the space required for the dryer should be
removed or rolled back. The unit must be
installed on flat surfaces both above and
below the ceiling otherwise difficulty may be
encountered when fitting the ceiling cowling
and subsequent operation of the unit may be
impaired.
Note:
To install the Body Dryer to a concrete
ceiling with an additional suspended ceiling or
a bathroom with a timber flat roof construction
you will need to use an optional fitting kit (not
supplied). Contact Triton Customer Service for
further details.
Once installed, care should be taken to ensure
the immediate area around the body dryer
unit within the loft space remains a clear of of
obstructions and that other items are not placed
against the unit or in close proximity.
It is recommended that the electrical feed cables
are secured to a convenient joist
(fig.7)
.
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Minimum gap between joists
with template folded (350mm)
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Fig.5
Fig.6
Secure
the cables
to joist
Fig.7
Key
A.
Air intake.
B.
Bolt hole for solid
ceiling.
C.
Communications
cable hole.
D.
Water drainage.
E.
Exhaust nozzle.
