4800 SERIES VACUFLUSH TOILETS
Ordering Parts
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1.Toilet Model Number (See Toilet Model Identification section, page 3.)
2.Serial Number
3.Part Number, Description and Quantity (see separate parts list sheet.)
Installation – General Information
Special Installation Notes
1.Each 4800 series toilet installation must include a separate vacuum generator or vacuum pump/tank combination (available separately).
2.See WARNINGS on page 3 for additional toilet system installation and operation information.
Flush Water Options
FRESH WATER SYSTEM – VacuFlush vacuum toilets can flush with fresh water or sea water. Fresh water is highly recommended because it reduces odors often associated with sea water and reduces system maintenance.
INSTALLATION NOTES
•Use cold water only.
•Water supply line:
•Requires 2.0 GPM (7.6 LPM) flow rate at toilet water valve.
•Include
RAW WATER SYSTEM – VacuFlush vacuum toilets can flush water filtration for this purpose. Please contact your nearest sales office for complete information.
with sea water but require a separate pump and VacuFlush dealer, distributor, or Dometic Sanitation
INSTALLATION NOTES
• See Notes from Freshwater System (above). |
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Vented loop must be at | ||
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• Seacock must be | least 8 inches [203mm] | |
(not | above water line in toilet | |
• Use primary and secondary raw water filters (see | during all conditions of | |
heel, trim or load. | ||
illustration). |
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Flush
Switch
•Position vented loop between discharge side of water pump and toilet. Must be equipped with integral check valve that permits air into line to prevent siphoning.
To Suction Side of Raw
Water Pump
Water Filter (Fine)
100 Mesh
Seacock
Small Engine Intake Strainer (Coarse)
Water Line
Raw Water
Pump
Hose
Vacuum
Toilet
Discharge Piping (see System Layout, page 4)
HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL RUNS – All discharge piping and seacocks (including seacocks) must be