Installation
The method of installation of rainwater outlets depends on the gutter material. Gutter thickness should be at least 1.5 – 2 millimeters.
For Stainless steel gutter, installed by Argon-welding method
- Mark the position of rainwater outlet
- Drill a 220 mm. hole
Wipe the gutter clean
Place Spigot assembled with Adapter Flange on the hole
Weld Spigot all the way around to secure the position
Slit the rubber gasket off
Install Stud Rod and Spacer at all 4 points
Install Anti-Vortex Plate and tighten the nut at all 4 points
Installation complete
For steel gutter, installed by bolt and nut tightening method
- Mark the position of rainwater outlet
- Drill a 220 mm. hole
Wipe the gutter clean
Mark the position by the holes on Backing Ring onto Spigot to all 10 points
Drill holes on Spigot as marked for all 10 points
Place Spigot on the gutter, then mark the position on it, and drill all 10 holes
Caulk silicone sealant on the gutter, then place a rubber gasket and caulk it with silicone sealant again
Place Spigot onto the rubber gasket, then install all 10 pieces of Bolt M6.
For underneath the gutter, install backing Ring, then tighten all 10 pieces of Nut M6
Install the rubber gasket
Install Adapter Flange followed by Backing Ring, then tighten Nut M6
Install Stud Rod and Spacer for all 4 points (place Spacer higher from the Spigot base at least 3 cm.)
Install Anti-vortex
Tighten Nut M8 over all 4 points
Installation complete
For concrete roof, installed by concrete embedment method
Drill a hole at Spigot’s wing for the threat of Stud Rod to secure the outlet’s position
Drill a hole on shutter board to position the Sleeve
Place concrete outlet covered with plywood to prevent mortar fill-in, which can cause clogged downpipes
Set the outlet level with the top edge at the same height as Depressed Floor
Tie the wire to secure the outlet’s position
Use a horizontal level indicator (water level gauge ruler) to check the gradient and weld to secure position
Concrete pouring and casting.
When the concrete is set and the rainwater drainage pipework is ready to use, remove the plywood
Slit the gasket out
Install Stud Rod M8 and Spacer
Install Anti-Vortex and tighten Nut M8
Installation complete
JAS Siphonic Rainwater Pipe Installation
The installation of JAS Siphonic system pipe must be installed in accordance with ISOMETRIC Drawing created by design engineers. The ISOMETRIC drawing will indicate the pipe size and pipe length based on the actual work site. In case that the actual pipe length from site work has changed or the pipework cannot be straightened according to the ISOMETRIC Drawing, the design team will re-calculate the change in pipe size and pipe length to be precisely installed in order to make the siphonic rainwater drainage function at full capacity.
An example of ISOMETRIC drawing for JAS Siphonic system pipe installation
Type: Multi-Outlets system
Pipe: HDPE
Method: Butt Fusion
ตัวอย่าง Isometric Drawing
Overflow Channel Installation
at the gutter can reduce the risk of overflowing rainwater to the building due to heavier-than-usual rainfalls or clogged downpipes. The overflow channel must be installed to enhance the building’s safety,
If the project has limitations to install Overflow channel at the gutter, the Secondary System can be applied instead of Overflow installation. The Secondary System will become active when the water level in the gutter reaches 8 cm. due to insufficient drainage from the primary system.
