Preparation
Gather materials and tools
Gather and prepare all materials prior to assembly and packing. Select accessories and tools.
Prepare cables/pipes
Make cables and pipes go straight, not angled, through the frame.
Define the configuration
Packing space
Calculate the correct packing height according to installation instructions before selecting modules.
Start by measuring the total inner height H. This relates to the packing height of sealing modules as shown in the table.
Frame height (H) | Packing height (h) | Frame size |
---|---|---|
101 | 60 | 2 |
160 | 120 | 4 |
218 | 180 | 6 |
278 | 240 | 8 |
Select module sizes
You save time on peeling layers by using larger modules, but you get more spare capacity with smaller ones.
The example below shows how four 32mm and eight 12mm cables can be installed using different module sizes.
Component placement
If you plan to add cables in the future, you can save time by placing the spare capacity modules close to the compression unit.
You can place the compression unit anywhere in the frame, as long as you follow the installation instructions regarding the positioning of the stayplates.
If the wedge is not installed at the standard position at the top of the frame it is important to follow the markings on the wedge about stayplate positioning. If the wedge is placed in the bottom it must be rotated and the stay plate installed in accordance with the marking.
Installation
Lubricant
Warm up the lubricant in your pocket to soften it when installing in cold areas. It is an important part of the system.
Use stayplates to separate the cables
Keep cables apart during planning.
Insert modules
V-shape the modules to simplify insertion.
Pre-compression
When there is no room for the wedge, pre-compression is necessary. Hold the pressure for a few minutes before inserting the wedge.
Make sure cables are not retained before compressing.
Partial installation
Compress the installed modules if a frame is partially filled and left over night or longer.
Use a pre-compression tool for the temporary compression.
Wedge removal
If the compression unit must be removed during installation, lift it over the stop flange of the stayplate prior to removal.