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Use this mark to position the template on the
plaster board and cut and drill holes for the
tap stem, the stem fixing holes, the access
hole and access panel fixing holes as detailed
on the Template (Part 2).
Line up the holes in the plasterboard with the
holes in the enclosure and ducting and attach
the plasterboard to the wall studding using
appropriate fixings.
Fit sink and work surface as required.
Finish the wall surface as required.
Clean and remove any dust or debris from the
inside of the enclosure.
Fig. 6
Preparing for installation of backplate
Remove the motor bucket from the backplate
by pressing the red release catch at the
bottom and lifting up as shown in Fig. 6a.
Store the motor bucket safely until required.
Remove the water pipe cover and the electrics
cover from the backplate as shown in Fig. 6b
and 6c. Store them safely along with fixings
until required.
Fig. 7
Backplate installation
Fix the backplate onto the metal studs inside
the enclosure and secure with the 4 x M5 nuts
and washers supplied as shown in Fig. 7.
Fig. 8
Hose Installation
Unscrew the cover plate from the tap stem.
Slide the rubber seal over the water tube and
sensor cable and onto the tap stem as shown
in Fig. 8a.
Slide the grey hose up over the water tube and
sensor cable Fig. 8b.
Feed the water tube through the left exit hole
in the hose duct as shown in Fig. 8c.
Use pliers to gently pull the water tube through
as far as the solid white line Fig. 8d. Ensure
the grommet on the water tube fits tightly into
the hose duct so that it is airtight Fig. 8e.
Feed the sensor cable through the right exit
hole as shown in Fig. 8c. DO NOT use pliers
as this may damage the electrical connections
Fig. 8d. Ensure the grommet on the cable fits
tightly into the hose duct so that it is airtight
Fig. 8e.
Screw the upper hose collar onto the tap stem
so that it is hand tight Fig. 8f.
A= Rubber seal
B= Water tube
C= Sensor cable
D= Grey hose
Fig. 1/2
Assemble enclosure
Assemble the metal enclosure and ducting as
shown in Fig. 1 using the 5 x hex head bolts
and washers supplied.
Construct the wall studding ensuring
adequate space to fit the metal enclosure and
ducting as shown in Fig. 2.
The key measurement is from the centre of the
tap to the floor. The recommended distance is
approximately 955mm (37.59 inches) but this
will differ depending on the height of the sink,
refer to Template (Part 2).
Fig. 3
Enclosure mounting
Fit the enclosure and ducting into the wall
studs and mark the location of the 8 x screw
holes on the wall studs using the fixing holes
in the enclosure and ducting as a guide.
Ensure that the enclosure is pushed up against
the top horizontal stud to set correct tap height
and that it is level Fig. 3.
Remove the enclosure and ducting and drill 8
x fixing holes using a suitable drill bit for the 8
x M5 wood screws Fig. 3.
CAUTION: Do not use the enclosure and
ducting as a guide when drilling.
Fix the enclosure and ducting into the wall
studs and fix using the 8 x countersunk screws
provided Fig. 3.
Fig. 4
Installation of power and water supply
and ground
WARNING: Risk of electric shock!
Ensure that the power supply is switched off
before continuing.
NOTE: The enclosure must be grounded.
Pierce a small hole in the lower grommet and
feed through the electrical supply as shown.
Use suitable conduit and electrical fittings.
Pierce a small hole in the upper grommet
and feed through the mixed water supply
as shown. Flexible conduit with a ½” BSP
connection should be used.
Connect ground cable to one of the M5 studs
in the top of the enclosure following local
electrical guidelines/regulation
A= Water
B= Electric
Fig. 5
Installing plasterboard
Measure the position of the tap mounting
hole from a suitable horizontal and vertical
reference as shown.
Mark the center of the tap mounting
hole on the plasterboard using the
measured dimensions.
Step-by-step
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