
Placing the toilet
The toilet requires a flat surface to be mounted on. The rear part of the toilet must be covered since the
connection of the exhaust tube, the inlet air hose, gas, and electricity occurs here.
If the floor is moulded in a hard plastic material, preventing you from placing the toilet where you would
prefer it, the material may need to be removed, and a new floor installed, unless it is possible to modify
parts of the floor. You should take into account that the ash container occasionally must be emptied, a
process that will require at least 40 cm space in front of the toilet. There must be at least 5 cm clearan-
ce on each side of the toilet, but keep user comfort in mind and provide extra room if at all possible.
Some units have a double wall, or a wall that borders against cargo hold or the like, where you can fix the
toilet into the wall. In this way, the installation require less space in the room and can reduce the work ne-
eded afterwards for covering. If this is not possible, you can create a false wall or a box around the back.
You must take into account that the ash pan must be emptied and this requires a minimum of 40 cm
in front toilet in full width. The toilet must have a minimum of 5cm clearance at the sides, but have user
comfort in mind and give them extra space if possible.
Technical specifications:
• Width: 410 mm
• Depth toilet: 490 mm + 100 mm backpack
• Height: 540 mm
• Max temperature backpack: 74 ° C at 45 ° C innlet temperature
Exhaust air
The exhaust gases are passed through the roof, using a special flange that
comes with the installation package. The flange must be located a place
where one has a flat surface so that you can ensure a good seal. Find a
suitable place where the flange makes good contact with the roof and make
a hole in the roof with 83mm hole saw. Be sure to use plenty of sealant
between the flange and ceiling to ensure that no water ingress. Fasten
flange with appropriate acid resistant screws.
Exhaust hose with insulation is fed from roof flange to the toilet and secured
at each end with a powerful hose clamp. Avoid horizontal stretches (max
60cm) and turns as far as possible as this creates counter pressure and
will cause increased stress on the toilet over time and the possibility of over-
heating. Bends should be as gentle as possible. Under no circumstances
should negatively fall or sharp 90° bends occur as this will cause overhea-
ting of the product. The insulation must not be squeezed as this affects the
insulating.
On top of the flange a chimney cap is mounted, this is included in the toilet
box. If there are larger objects within one meter of chimney cap, or if there
is snow on the roof that can prevent airflow, an extension should be moun-
ted between the flange and chimney cap.
Technical specifications:
• Inner diameter exhaust hose: 60 mm
• Insulation thickness: 30 mm
• Max temperature exhaust gases: 118 ° C
• Max temperature insulation exterior: 55 ° C
• Dimension hole roof flange: 83 mm
• Maximum length: 250 cm
• Air flow max: 52m³/h
Exhaust hose, insulation,
roof flange and chimney cap