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Connect to cold water supply
1. Cut into existing 15mm copper pipe.
Screw the isolator tap into the body.
Add the 15mm compression ball-o-fix
fitting, take the nut and olive off the
other end and screw on the isolator
body.
2. Using the white (or black) fitting,
screw on to the male thread of the
isolator body and push copper pipe into
the both sides of the fitting. Ensure all
fittings are secure.
(A garden tap fitting is also included if you prefer to connect the unit
this way. This fitting will screw directly onto your Garden tap).
Install drain clamp
Determine location for drain clamp based
on plumbing layout. Drain should be
installed above the trap on either the
horizontal or vertical tailpiece, it should be
mounted as low as possible to avoid
draining noise.
3. (1/8” Optional) using a 1/8” drill bit, drill a
1/8” hole into one side of the drainpipe.
Then to enlarge the hole, use a ¼” drill bit.
4. Taking the side of the drain clamp with the QC fitting, stick the self-
adhesive sponge provided to the inside of the drain clamp (remove
centre piece of sponge beforehand). Place one half of the plastic clamp
on either side of the drainpipe with, and clamp loosely using the nuts
and bolts included.
5. Align hole on drain clamp with drilled hole. A drill bit (or pen/pencil)
may be used to help with alignment. Once aligned, tighten clamp with
Phillips screwdriver. Avoid over-tightening clamp.
6. Determine length of tubing needed for connection from RO system
to drain clamp and cut to length. Push tubing into fitting on clamp and
