10
(
5 detail 2
) After checking that the compensator is centred
on the base and checking that it is straight again, fasten it as shown
(
detail 3
).
assembling the fixture panel,
and water and electrical connections
(
6 detail 1
) Connect the mixer unit flexible hoses to the wa-
ter supply pipes, checking for watertight seal. Carefully apply sili-
con around the holes of the shower tray (
detail 2
).
(
details 3
) Place the fixture panel on the shower tray and insert it
into the compensator, making sure that:
- the bushes in the bottom part of the fixture panel fit into the
holes in the shower tray.
- the small tube from the drain pipe passes inside the bush.
(Only for model TT;
detail 4
)
Connect the small tube (from the
drain pipe) to the boiler.
(
7 detail 1
) Fasten the fixture panel
at the same time
using
the “safety” screws (a) as shown.
(
7 detail 2
)
Slightly
tighten the screws as shown (b).
(
8 detail 1-2
) Remove the electrical box from its housing by
removing the screw and washer shown in the figure.
(
detail 3a-3b
) Connect the general power supply and any alarm
cable inside the electric wiring box.
Put the box back in the column, and secure it using the previous-
ly removed screw and washer.
n.B.
(
detail 3c
)
There is a terminal inside the fixture panel, marked with
the given symbol, for equipotential connection.
WarnIng!
Carefully follow the instructions in the “Electrical Safety”
chapter.
- Follow the
L
- phase,
n
- neutral and
earth symbols.
- Remove the wiring box cover and, after connecting, put it back and
tighten the cable clamps well.
IMPORTANT: for Countries where 220-240V voltage
is supplied by a two-phase system (L+L), the connec-
tion has to be made on terminals L and N anyway.
connecting the alarm (if present)
tt
models have been designed with an “alarm” facility, indicated on the
display by button (
). If the building has a “call for help” circuit, it can be
connected to the shower box and controlled by a special button.
Inside the electronic control box, near the “ALARM”cable clamp, there
are 2 terminals marked with “ALL”, which correspond to the normally open
relay contacts, to which the installer can connect the alarm circuit.
When the alarm key is pressed on the display, a relay, which is already fit-
ted inside the electronic box, activates the “call for help” device for
about 15 seconds. The call indicator (bells, buzzers, lamps, etc.) can be
powered either with 220/240V or low voltage, but with a maximum cur-
rent absorption of 10A.The alarm circuit connection must be carried out
using a cable with characteristics not inferior to type
H 05 VV-F 2x2.5
mm
2
. It is essential to use this cable, to ensure that the cable clamp fit-
ted on the box has the degree of protection (waterproofness) required
by regulations.
n.B.
The cable clamp for the alarm exit is closed by the manufactur-
er with a cap, which must only be removed if the “ALARM” connection
is made.
(
9 detail 1
) Fasten the fixture panel permanently with the
screws as shown (b).
InstaLLIng tHE WaLL-mountED
gLass panELs
(optional)
Installing compensator “a”
(
10 detail 1
) Position compensator “A” in the installation cor-
ner according to the given measurement.
Check that it is level and mark the holes for drilling.
WarnIng!
The measurement refers to the edge of the shower
tray, not the wall.
(
10 detail 2
) Remove the compensator, drill the holes and
insert the dowels. Then replace the compensator and, after check-
ing that it is level (
detail 3
), fasten it as shown (
detail 4
).
Installing glass panel "B"
(
11 detail 1
) Fasten the foam rubber protective strip to the
part of the glass panel that faces the wall.
(
11 detail 2
) Starting from the aluminium profile, insert glass
panel "B" in the column and then position it resting on compen-
sator “A” (
det.3
).
(
12 details 1-2
) Checking the given measurements and using
the holes in glass profile “B” for reference, drill holes in compensator
“A” with the bit provided, then fasten the glass panel to it.
(
13 details 1-2
) Using the appropriate tool, insert the seal
“L” between the glass panel and the fixture panel, placing it in the
correct position.
Installing glass panel "D"
(
14 detail 1
) Fasten the foam rubber protective strip to the
part of the glass panel that faces the wall.
(
14 detail 2
) Insert glass panel "D" into the profile of glass pan-
el “B”.
Installing compensator “E”
(
15 detail 1
) Drill holes in compensator “E”, using the holes
already present as a guide.
(
15 detail 2-3
) Using the template provided, check that the
distance between the glass panel "D" and the edge of the tray re-
main constant. Place compensator “E” in contact on the on the in-
dicated profile and mark the perforation points.
(
15 detail 4
) Remove the compensator, drill holes and in-
sert the dowels. Then replace the compensator and fasten it as
shown (
detail 5
).
(
16
) Using the holes in compensator “E” as a guide, after
checking for level, drill holes in the profile of glass panel “D”. Then
fasten the compensator as shown.
n.B.
The maximum projection allowed for the glass panel in relation
to the compensator is 10 mm.
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