SUSSEX VODA VDIV Diverter Installation Guide

: June 12, 2024
: SUSSEX

Table of Contents

SUSSEX VODA VDIV Diverter
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
Rough-in plumbing
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SUSSEX VODA VDIV Diverter

Product Information

Product Name: Voda Diverter
Product Code: CBM-VDIV
Manufacturer: sussextaps.com.au
Model: Stud 70
Product Type : Diverter

Product Usage Instructions

Prior to installing the Voda Diverter, calculate the finished wall thickness to ensure the Dress Ring and Handle will fit at the final assembly.
Apply sealant to the wall cut-out area, which should be between 47-55 mm in diameter.
Insert the Diverter Body into the wall cut-out.
Connect the Hot/Cold mixed water from the tapware to the “Mixed In” port of the Diverter Body.
Securely attach the Dress Ring and Handle Pin to the Diverter Body using the provided set screw.
Ensure that the Handle Body is properly attached to the Handle Pin.
To direct the flow of water, rotate the Handle of the Diverter to the desired Outlet (To Bath or To Shower).
The Diverter can be positioned in the wall above or below, left or right of the Hot/Cold in tapware, as per your preference.
Finish the installation by dressing the finishing thread of the Pin.

Note: Tapware installation should be done by a licensed plumber in accordance with AS/NZS 3500:2003. The recommended working water pressure is 300-500 kph, and the maximum water temperature should not exceed 65 deg. c.

Product Compliance: The Voda Diverter complies with AS/NZS 3718:2005 and is licensed under LIC. 20081.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION

Product code

VDIV Diverter only

Rough-in plumbing

Prior to installing, calculate the finished wall thickness to ensure the Dress Ring and Handle will fit at the final assembly.
The Diverter Body is supplied with a plastic cover for protection during Plastering and Tiling.
Fix a Nogging or a purpose-built frame between the Wall Studs.
Set the Nogging 28 to 35mm back from the front of the stud as shown.
Using the screws provided, fix the Diverter Body to the Nogging or purpose-built frame.
All ports are marked on the shoulder of the Diverter body to indicate the appropriate connections.
Flush all water feed lines. All lines must be free from any dirt and debris before connecting.
NOTE: The Mixed water from the tapware can only be connected to the port marked “Mixed IN”
After all water connections are made, check water flow is being diverted between Outlet 1 and Outlet 2.
Check all connections for any water leaks.
Store remaining parts in a safe place until wall coverings have been completed and final fit-off is required (Dress finishing)

Dress finishing

Apply Silicone and seal the Wall around the Mixer Body to ensure the installation is water-tight.
Fit the Dress Plate onto the Diverter Body until it reaches the Wall covering.
Fit the Handle Body to ensure full engagement.
Align the Handle to the chosen position and tighten the Set screw using the 2.5mm Allen Key provided. (Tighten well)
Fit the Handle Pin onto the remaining portion of the set screw protruding from the Handle Body.
To help prevent the Pin from becoming loose, silicone or a mild adhesive (Loctite) may be applied to the thread of the Pin

Plumber note

Please follow the Hot/Cold tapware installation guide in conjunction with this Diverter guide.
The Diverter Body can be positioned in the wall, above or below, left or right of the Hot/Cold in tapware.
The operation of the Diverter is not affected by its mounting orientation.
The Hot/Cold mixed water from the tapware must be connected to the “Mixed In” port of the Diverter Body (as drawn).
Rotating the Handle of the Diverter will direct the flow of water to the desired Outlet.
Tapware is to be installed by a Licensed Plumber in accordance with AS/NZS 3500:2003
Recommended working water pressure 300-500 kph. Maximum water temperature is 65 deg.c
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