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3002314-2010-03-01.fm Fitting<br />

2. Fitting<br />

Fitting the roof<br />

duct<br />

Step Action<br />

1 Make a hole in the roof approx. 30 mm larger than the roof duct<br />

2 Loosen the overlying tile/roofing material and push it up to make room for the<br />

flashing<br />

3 Fix the lathing for the support fixture between the rafters, the same height as<br />

the surrounding lathing<br />

4 Fit the roof duct si<strong>de</strong> support fixtures un<strong>de</strong>r the flashing, to a height that is the<br />

same as the bend-height of the corrugated roofing or tiling<br />

5 Fit the roof duct into the hole, roll the flashing out, gently knock the flashing into<br />

the correct shape and put the overlying tiles/roofing back over the flashing<br />

The roof duct is supplied with an AOR overpressure damper. The duct system can be<br />

cleaned without the need to remove the SEF. See the section on cleaning and servicing.<br />

The bottom of the roof duct can be fitted onto any ducting system with standard<br />

dimensions.<br />

Fitting the SEF The fan can be safely fitted directly onto an EXHAUSTO TGKS roof duct.<br />

The fan is fitted onto the roof duct using the supplied vibration dampers, thus ensuring<br />

vibration-free operation, while the mineral wool mat positioned on the spigot forms a seal<br />

between the fan and the roof duct. The safety bolts are fitted in the roof duct via the<br />

bottom-section holes.<br />

18/24<br />

GB

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