Jaclo 16" Quadrato dream light rain canopy - 1616-DLRC - Manual (Page 2)

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Water line: arrange your shower box with
the water supply line and coupling for the
showerhead. The coupling must be above the
ceiling. (Fig. 1).
20 litres of water per minute is enough for the
Dream Light showerhead to work. In fact, the
showerhead, which is installed parallel to the
floor, supplies a “free falling” stream of water
like soft rain. Make sure that the faucet supplies
at least 25 liters of water per minute. Naturally,
the higher the flow rate of the faucet, the better
the showerhead will work. Also make sure that
the hot water heater supplies enough hot water
for proper functioning.
Power connection: arrange your shower
box with the electrical connection for the
showerhead LED lights, placing it above the
false ceiling (Fig. 1). Warning: The electrician
must use a power cable that is two-pole, 1 mm2
size, outside diameter between 5 and 13 mm.
Power source must be externally switched
GFCI circuit and must be installed in
accordance with local and national codes.
The transformer: 7VDC / 110VAC / 60Hz must
be installed outside the shower box in a safe
place (Fig. 1).
Turning the LED lights on: LEDs are devices
that generate monochromatic light. For them to
work properly, they need only a small amount of
power supply and voltage and therefore use little
energy and run on low temperatures the LEDs
are activated when the faucet is turned on, using
the stream of water through the Flow switch (5).
Once the electrical and hydraulic systems are
hooked up, install the false ceiling with suitable
reinforcement, as when mounting a chandelier,
and make sure it is perfectly level.
Keep a distance of at least 12 cm between the
ceiling and the false ceiling (Fig.1). Position the
template, mark with a pencil the 4 attachment
holes and the central beak-through that will
house the electrical and hydraulic parts of the
showerhead (Fig.2).
Make the 4 attachment holes having a 10 mm
diameter.
PLUMBING EQUIPMENT
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
FALSE CEILING