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Rafter Mounted |
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Full Instructions with every vent |
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Full range of manual & remote control opening options |
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Removable lid with fail safe mechanism for access and cleaning |
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Full guaranteed |
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The vents are supplied in an unglazed condition, with the glazing wedge supplied in cut lengths.
With the roof vent still the correct way up and the glazing in place, locate the top and bottom un-mitred lengths of vent bead, then clip into place.
Fig 1.
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Invert the vent lid (i.e. with hinge visible), centralize the glazing panel, and then insert wedge gasket. Commencing at the vent lid bracket insert gasket under the aluminum lip and work around the vent lid, notching out to fit neatly in the corners and around the bracket.
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The vent unit is fitted with thermally broken ‘H’ sections at both the top and bottom edges, to accept the glazing material. Care is required to avoid damage to the ‘H’ sections during installation.
The vent is fitted at a recommended distance of 200mm below the ridge or wall plate. The ‘H’ sections above and below the vent are glazed into the poly carbonate or glass and silicone sealed.
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To provide easier access, temporarily remove the vent lid. Pull the spring loaded pin inside the lid to release it from the opening mechanism. Hinge the lid back and lift away from the vent body.
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Place the vent body either alone or with the top glazing panel attached between the glazing bars and slide up into position.
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Place the lower glazing panel between the glazing bars and push fit the upper edge into the vent ‘H’ section and seal with a bead of clear silicone sealant.
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Fit the glazing bar beads/top caps. |
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Correctly orientate the vent lid position at approx 300 to the vent body and locate inner rolled edge into the half round hinge rider on the vent body and close.
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From inside, re-engage spring loaded pin through the hole in the spigot of the opening mechanism.
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