MAIER 80.D300 Series Hydrotherapy False Ceiling Instruction Manual
- June 16, 2024
- MAIER
Table of Contents
MAIER 80.D300 Series Hydrotherapy False Ceiling
Installation and maintenance instructions
Package contents
- Art. 80.D400
- Art. 80.D300
- Art. 80.K400
- Art. 80.K200
Tools needed
WARNING!
All installation and maintenance operations require 2 QUALIFIED WORKER?
Hydraulic-electric system layout
80.K703
- x = 660 mm.
- Y = 310 mm.
- z= min 160 mm. / max 700 mm.
80.K503
- x = 510 mm.
- Y = 310 mm.
- z= min 160 mm. / max 700 mm.
80.K702
- x = 660 mm.
- Y = 310 mm.
- z= min 160 mm. / max 700 mm.
80.K502
- x = 510 mm.
- Y = 310 mm.
- z= min 160 mm. / max 700 mm.
Pre-installation information
Installations
Make the connection to the
hydraulic/electrical system according to the type showerhead. (see pag. 5/6)
- Install the showerhead to the false ceiling and tighten the screw as shown in the figure M, be carrefully, not schrath the surface.
80.K400
- x = 320 mm.
- Y = 320 mm.
- z= min 100 mm. / max 700 mm.
80.K200
- x = 215 mm.
- Y = 215 mm.
- z= min 100 mm. / max 700 mm.
80.D400
- x = ø 320 mm.
- z= min 100 mm. / max 700 mm.
80.D300
- x = ø 220 mm.
- z= min 100 mm. / max 700 mm.
Maintenance
Periodically clean the nozzles to remove any lime scale as shown in Illustration “a”
Technical information for the hidraulic system
- Minimum operating pressure: 1,5 bar
- Operating Pressure: Optimal recommended use 2.5- 4 bar Maximum operating pressure: 5 bar
- (for higher hydraulic pressure it is recommended a pressure reducer)
- Maximum operating temperature: 65 C°
- Wall mount shower heads are equipped with a 12 l/m flow rate reducer (where possible).
Minimum supply required for false ceiling shower heads:
- Rain function: 16 l/m – 1.5 bar
- Cascade function: 10 l/m – 2 bar
- Double cascade function: 14 l/m – 2 bar
Optimal supply for false ceiling shower heads:
- Rain function: 18 l/m – 2.5 bar
- Cascade function: 14 l/m – 2.5 bar
- Double cascade function: 17 l/m – 2.5 bar
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Electrical and electronic equipment is not to be treated as domestic refuse.
Consumers are obliged by law to dispose of no-longer useful electrical and
electronic equipment at the appropriate collection or sales points.