Instructions / Assembly

Installation Tools & Supplies

Tools

½” Right Angle Drill (Milwaukee makes a good one)

Reciprocating Saw – Fine tooth wood blade - OPTIONAL

2 ¼“ Self Feeding Wood Boring Bit w/4” long shank

12”-18” Bit Extension – ½ inch shank

2 – 100 ft ext. cords, heavy duty

Ladders – 6 & 8 ft.

Hammer

Wire Cutter/Stripper

Tubing Cutter – Special CVAC Pipe Cutter

Screwdrivers

Wood Chisel – ¾ inch - OPTIONAL

33 ft. tape measure

Cordless Drill

Light for attic & crawlspace installation

Torpedo Level

Small Flashlight

Pencil

Supplies

Wire nuts –small blue

PVC glue

8” wire ties

1” Roofing nails or screws

¾ inch #8 screws

¾ inch wire staples

Special Notes:

Retrofit installs – use 2 9/16” bit for

easier installation.

Do not use hacksaws to cut

tubing. Use tubing cutter

specified. Ask your Distributor

or sales person for details.

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Installation Tools & Supplies Tools Supplies ½” Right Angle Drill (Milwaukee makes a good one) Wire nuts –small blue Reciprocating Saw – Fine tooth wood blade - OPTIONAL PVC glue 2 ¼“ Self Feeding Wood Boring Bit w/4” long shank 8” wire ties 12”-18” Bit Extension – ½ inch shank 1” Roofing nails or screws 2 – 100 ft ext. cords, heavy duty ¾ inch #8 screws Ladders – 6 & 8 ft.
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*Installation Tools *Minimum tool requirements needed for general Installation
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Inlet Installation    Schedule installation of inlets after electrician starts setting his electrical boxes, or find out the height of electrical boxes from the electrician, builder, or homeowner. Install the inlets at same height as electrical outlets. Two types of inlets    Standard inlets should be placed no more than 6’ from an electrical outlet.      Standard - suction only. You plug in 8’ 110V cord separately to power carpet head.