Slant_fin Line 30 Bedienungsanleitung

nail it up...The pre-assembled baseboard goes right from carton to wall with Slant/Fin’s“T-Shot” Nailing Tool (or power screw gun). You can load the N

All piping expands when heated. In shorter runs, the movement of the risersin their holes will take care of expansion. But on longer runs, it’s wise t

replace front cover...BASELINE 2000, FINE/LINE 30 & MULTI/PAK 80Place lower edge underneath lower bracket.Lift slightly and press upper edge forwa

FILLER SLEEVES (cont’d)1. When mounting the baseboard to the wall,be sure the filler sleeve will overlap each baseboard unit by at least 1⁄2”.2. Slip

fine points, for a perfect jobRISER-RINGS sliparound tubing where itpasses through flooring. They provideneat, clean, sanitaryseal and absorb expansio

fine points using enclosure only...Use Slant/Fin hanger to support the bare tubing at the same height as adjoin-ing heating elements. In-sert the shor

...wasn’t that easy?®America’s No. 1 brand ofbaseboard convection heatingSLANT/FIN CORPORATION,Greenvale, N.Y. 11548 • Phone: (516) 484-2600©Slant/Fin

highlights of quick, easy Slant/Fin installation1. Drill holes for risers and connecting piping.2. Nail baseboard to wall. For faster installation, us

Slant/Fin installation5. Snap front panel back in place.6. Join baseboard lengthswith splice plates.7. Snap on inside corners and outside corners.8. I

®easiest kind of heatingto install(and the most beautiful)You’ll find that pre-assembled Slant/Fin baseboardis surprisingly easy to handle. With Slant

variety of stock lengths andadjustable accessories assureneat fit without cutting...Slant/Fin baseboard units come in a wide variety ofstandard length

plan your piping...Here are examples of three basic piping systems, shown with and without optionsfor zoning.1. SERIES LOOPSeries loop--single zone(Th

2. SPLIT LOOP Provides more even heat distribution and the option of separate zone control. The house is “divided” into two (or more) sec-tions, each

figure outwhat materialto order...First take wall to wall measurementsof all rooms from the plan or by actu-al field measurement. Next, calculatethe h

begin by drillingriser holes...The riser connects sub-floor supply tubing tothe baseboard. The diameter of the riser holeand the location of the hole