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DuctSox®Installation Manual Hoops (IHS) Cable
Step 4
Install DuctSox Fabric. DuctSox Inlet must be attached to the metal collar using screws (not
included) through plastic patches on the Inlet Belt. Be sure to locate the zipper start and seam
at the 12:00 orientation for proper alignment.
Twist and snap the Glider attachments of the DuctSox onto the cable (pliers may be helpful for
installation and removal of Gliders). Unzip ttings and slide them in place independently of the
straight sections. Cable Stops are installed at the Endcap Glider, at the Inlet Glider, and at each
Glider immediately adjacent to
all ttings. Leave them installed
loose until Step 5 is complete.
Close all zipper connections
before moving to Step 5.
The Cable Stop is used to keep sections of DuctSox from moving
lengthwise on the cable. They also are used to put a slight tension on
straight sections of DuctSox (straight sections may consist of more than
one zippered section of DuctSox). Nuts are tightened to lock the stop at
locations where Gliders are to be locked in place (see Step 5).
Step 5
Start Up AHU. Turn on the AHU and inate the DuctSox System. Check all Gliders and sections to ensure system is inating
properly. If required, move Gliders to eliminate puckering at binding locations. If lengths do not t properly, double check all
eld measurements and compare to drawings. If all measurements are correct, contact your DuctSox factory rep to discuss
options.
Once system is properly adjusted, inate the system, pull the last Glider in each straight section (including straight sections
between ttings), and secure tension using Track Stop Screws. Also, be sure to install a Track Stop Screw into the U-Track at
the Endcap Glider, at the Inlet Glider, and at each Glider immediately adjacent to all ttings.
The Track Stop Screw is used to keep sections of DuctSox from moving lengthwise in the U-track. They also are used to put a
slight tension on straight sections of DuctSox (straight sections may consist of more than one zippered section of DuctSox).
The screw is tightened into the bottom channel to lock the stop at locations where Gliders are to be locked in place.
If the system includes elbows or T’s, secure Gliders before and after these ttings. Failure to install DuctSox Systems correctly
may void warranty.