Separett 1270-01 Tiny With Urine Canister Instruction Manual
- June 13, 2024
- Separett
Table of Contents
- Useful tools
- Included with the product
- Installation steps
- Toilet placement
- Make holes according to installation template
- Install ventilation pipe
- Installation without visible pipes
- Alternative installation – visible pipes
- Installation of pipe cap or ventilation cowl
- Power supply for toilet
- Connect the toilet to the ventilation pipe
- Toilet mounting
- Install the fixed fan filter
- Place basket in the urine drain
- Customer Support
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Separett 1270-01 Tiny With Urine Canister
WARNING!
Before making holes in walls or floors. Ensure that the location for wall
penetration allows for a hole to be made and that the piping meets
construction regulations. Keep in mind that the wall may conceal, for example:
electrical wiring, piping, waterproofing, load-bearing construction.
IMPORTANT! Always consult your local environmental office to find out what rules apply in your municipality. Always follow local regulations. Please view our installation video at www.separett.com
To make sure the toilet stays odor free, the fan in the toilet should always be running for it to ventilate and receive fresh air to ventilate out. To achieve this, the following is required:
- No other fan/ventilation system may affect the same room.
- Ensure that fresh air from the outside enters the room. The air entry point should be as close to the toilet as possible.
Useful tools
Included with the product
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1 x 90-degree connection
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1 x Ventilation pipe 40 cm (15.75”)
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Sample drain cleaner
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Compostable waste bags Tiny
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Sample Absorb pad Tiny
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1 x Urine bowl extension
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3 x Mounting screws for wall or floor mountings
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1 x Lid for solid waste container
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1 x Adaptor ventilation pipe 50 mm to 1.5” (schedule 40)
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1 x Basket for bioblock
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1 x Pipe cap with insect net 50 mm/1.5”
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1 x Ventilation cowl 50 mm/1.5”
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2 x Screw for ventilation cowl
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1 x Tube of silicone
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1 x Installation template
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1 x Power adapter
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1 x 12 V battery cable
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1 x Fan filter
Installation steps
Please read more under each heading
- Toilet placement
- Make holes according to the installation template
- Install ventilation pipe
- Install ventilation pipe cap or ventilation cowl
- Power supply for toilet
- Connect the toilet to the ventilation pipe
- Fix the toilet to the wall and/or floor
- Install fixed fan filter
- Place basket in the urine drain
Toilet placement
Separett Tiny has no requirements for room temperature and works in both cold and warm spaces. The only requirements are that you must be able to and fit a ventilation pipe.
The toilet is made to be placed on the floor against the wall, and for extra stability it should be attached either to the floor, wall or both.
Make holes according to installation template
The enclosed installation template shows possible installation options for urine drains and ventilation pipes through the wall behind the toilet or through the floor. These options enable an installation without visible pipes.
Install ventilation pipe
The toilet is designed for 50 mm pipes (outer diameter). For optimal function it is recommended that you use Separett’s own installation kit that has pipes and angles in the correct dimensions.
Separett Tiny can be installed with up to 5 meters of ventilation piping and 2
90-degree bends. Ventilated air can go through a wall, floor or roof, for
example, up into an attic and out through a suitable side of the house.
If there is already a ventilation pipe present from a previous toilet
installation, the toilet may be connected to that duct, provided that it is
not smaller than 50 mm and that it meets the piping requirements. Should you
need longer piping that exceeds the recommendations above, you may install an
extra fan (art. no.: 13008)
The toilet comes with a coupling for connecting the included 40 cm-long 50 mm pipe to a 1.5 inch pipe (schedule 40). For more information on this, please read section X.
X. When connecting the toilet to 1.5 inch pipes
Ensure as short and simple a piping as possible, as the inner diameter of these pipes is smaller than the pipes in the Separett ventilation kit, hence the airflow restrictions. For these installations, a maximum of 4 meters of pipe and 2 90-degree bend is recommended.
This toilet is designed for direct connection with 50 mm pipes. A coupling to connect the toilet to a 1.5 inch pipe (schedule 40) is also included. The included 50 mm pipe is to be connected to the toilet or to the supplied 90-degree bend. The 50 mm pipe should be cut to a suitable length. Use a coupling to continue the installation with
1.5 inch pipes (schedule 40). 1.5 inch pipes (schedule 40) have a smaller inner diameter and when using these pipes, as short and simple installation as possible is desirable to ensure high functionality. The total length of the pipes must be less than 4 meters and a maximum of 2 x 90-degree bends is recommended.
Installation without visible pipes
The included 90-degree bend is used to lay pipes backwards or to the side. The bend is placed as shown below and turned in the rearward direction. The bend can be difficult to get in place. Vaseline or a similar product may be used to facilitate the assembly
The supplied ventilation pipe is then connected to the 90-degree bend. The pipe is 40 cm (15,7”) long, which generally is enough to reach through an outer wall. If additional pipes are needed to direct the air out of the house, the Separett ventilation kit (art. no. 1344) is recommended for Tiny. It includes 4 meters of piping and bends to ensure a simple extended installation. These can also be used to extend the piping onto the facade of the house. Please note that as short an installation as possible is recommended to guarantee full function throughout the year.
If the installation is to go through the floor, the pipe should be connected directly to the toilet, as shown below.
The picture below shows what a connection to Tiny can look like
Alternative installation – visible pipes
In cases where installation with hidden pipes is not possible, the ventilation duct is guided to the right or left by turning the 90-degree bend according to the pictures below. The piping must then be carried out in accordance with the recommendations for the installation of ventilation pipes.
If additional pipes are needed to direct the air out of the house, the Separett ventilation kit (art. no. 1344) is recommended for Tiny. It includes 4 meters (13 ft) of piping and bends to ensure a simple extended installation. These can also be used to extend the piping onto the facade of the house. Please note that as short an installation as possible is recommended to guarantee full function throughout the year.
Installation of pipe cap or ventilation cowl
It is important to ensure that the end of the ventilation pipe is protected from rain and snow, and prevents insects from entering the toilet. To achieve this, the toilet comes with a pipe cap that is equipped with an integrated insect net. This pipe cap should be used when the pipe end is horizontal and must be mounted with the screen upwards to ensure protection from rain and snow. The pipe cap fits both 50 mm and 1.5 inch pipes. 50 mm pipes go half way in and 1.5 inch pipes go all the way in. See picture below.
The pipe cap can be fixed to the pipe through the visible screw markings.
When the pipe end is vertical, the supplied ventilation cowl is to be used together with a pipe cap to ensure that rain and snow do not enter the pipe.
Pipe cap and ventilation cowl are mounted together with the two supplied
screws as shown below.
The assembled parts are then mounted as pipe ends in the same way as shown in
previous sections. It is also possible to use the ventilation cowl at a
horizontal pipe end in more demanding conditions to ensure better protection
against weather and wind.
Power supply for toilet
If the toilet is to be mounted against a wall, a power cord must be connected to the toilet before it is mounted. After wall mounting, the connection is not accessible.
The toilet must be connected to a power source. The toilet comes with a power adapter for 110–240 V and a 12 V battery cable. Regardless of the power source, the chord must be connected to the back of the toilet, at the marked input in the picture above. Make sure that the plug is properly connected.
Verify that the toilet is receiving power by checking that air is exiting the ventilation outlet.
Connect the toilet to the ventilation pipe
Toilet mounting
IMPORTANT! Connect the power cord to the toilet before mounting it. After mounting, you will not have access to the back of the toilet where the cable is to be connected.
Tiny is designed to be fixed to the floor or to the wall. For maximum stability, both options can be combined.
Floor
To attach the toilet to the floor, use the supplied screw or other screw suitable for the purpose. There are three intended screw holes in the bottom of the toilet, the plastic in the middle of the hole is removed with a suitable tool.
Wall
Use the following holes to mount the toilet to the wall.
Install the fixed fan filter
The toilet is continuously ventilated to ensure an odor-free bathroom as well as drying out waste. To protect the fan from dirt and dust resulting from use, there is a filter in the air duct. This filter is not pre-installed but must be installed on site as shown below. The filter should be cleaned regularly to maintain its proper functioning.
To install the yellow fan filter in the toilet, follow the steps below:
Place basket in the urine drain
Place the supplied basket in the urine drain. The net ensures that no large objects enter the urine outlet. The basket is designed to perfectly fit a Separett Bio Drain Cleaner.
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