System Installation Standards
Grinder Pump Installation Standards
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Tank Installation
Key Steps to Installation:
Ensure the tank is installed at the right depth - the finished landscaping should be in line with the marking on the tank.
The tank lid should be accessible for pump installation and service.
The tank should be installed to prevent ground water or surface water from entering the tank
Cable Installation
Key Installation Tips:
Underground cables must be installed in rigid conduit and should be buried to comply with New Zealand electrical standards.
Cables should be installed through the factory-installed glands inside the tank - these are watertight and ensure groundwater stays out of the tank.
Excess cable should be pulled through the tank - there should be no more and 1-2 meters of excess cable inside the tank after installation.
Interior of Tank Showing Supply Cable Installation
Cable Through Factory Cable Gland Inside Tank
Rigid Conduit Inserted Into Cable Bulkhead
Alarm/Control Panel Installation
Key Installation Tips:
The panel should be mounted to the house, fence, or post and be approximately 1.2 meters above ground level.
The panel should be mounted using the provided mounting flanges or brackets - do no drill through the enclosure.
Cable entry should occur through the BOTTOM of the panel enclosure only. Conduit adapters should be used and conduit should be sealed.
Power should be provided to the panel through a dedicated circuit (see instructions for sizing).
Power should be ON before pump installation and start-up
Panel Installed on House
Cable Entry Through Bottom of Enclosure - Conduit Fittings and Sealant
OneBox Installation Standard
Boundary Kit
Key Installation Tips:
The boundary kit valve (if present) and toby box should be installed and accessible.