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0 Flexible Entry Boots These rubber buols are designed to sell pipe Intl conduit entries for both underground and above ground applications. For proper installation, the npmoprinto sill Inhdcallon h nlpinle should be used for accurate hole drilling. Step ff f 111mb• Ibe renter polity point in if,, 11,11 wall nnruml of Ib" sump hnse and ,blit n wir;" hale. Inslnll Ilia Ferry PM bv„pI t.. In...... 1, base wall bind n 1/4' Iroll nod uul. nrlll oul Ih0 appminiam ball 110111 ckcle for Ill, We 11001 to be healled using the Battle 5/16' drill bit. After drilling remove I11e Ientplad from the sump hnsn wall. Slep #3 ")staff Ibe ribber boot from outside the strip by Inserting the studs thratigh pm ball boles. From the ItsWO of I110 sump, Inslnll the com- pression ling 0111 Ill, studs Ind Inslnll nuts by hold. Step fl, Insall llw applop!iale sued pipe or clndu0 into Ihr fllethil Ixrnt from out. Mile of the sungt. Aller Ihn pip, or conduil Ira•: Bern pusilioo,d, inslall Ibr hand! Inng1 at"und Ihrt hem and linlern b!:m 111 ro; Pound Surface. InSlallations / "Ylbl, Fnlry U001s may be Installed on u+urd surfaces wild, have a radius diame- kpl groale, Ihen 90', the installation pro. ""duos nip Ihn 1,11110 111 desrribod above Osccpl IIm 5/16" boll holn.s should hr made sli0hlly Imger aIle, initial drilling. This can be ncconlplished by proving the 5/16' bit Imp, side to side in each bell hole alter the retry Bool 7e111piale has been removed. Ibis will enable tiro entry boot studs to t?"W slightly inward when tightening down wr eel Iasleneslighten down each nut m "It" ,, Ihn bnnl llnngr and compfes. '"^11 mu, ..u1 ""Only solea to the found - 0 The recommended size hole saw size must correspond with the Flexible Entry Boot size. Step #2 Aller the boll 11010 circle hes boon drilled, drill the entry boot opening by using the apprope,le 111.1 hole saw. Alter opening is drilled, clean any rough edges will' a razor knife. Hole Saw Flexible Entry Boob 2.3/8' FEB -3050,3150,3075,3100 4.1/4' FEB -6150, FEB/OFB-6200 4.1/4' FEB 6300, 6350 5d2' FEB -7390,7400 5-12' SAB-74de GDB.7450 Sabra Saw FE13-6600 Step #4 Using a 7/16" nut driver, tighten all of the nuts evenly and firmly. To prevent deforming boots do not over lighten nuls. If a torque wrench Is used. the setting should be 601n. Itis. Angled Entries The flexible entry boot is flexible enough to permit angled pipe or con. duit entries tip to 30' algia (15' in each direction). Angles gionbr than 30' could prevent the boot from seal. Ing around the pip, or conduit. Sump Access Boots An optional "plug" style boot Is available, designed to seal holes that ate purpose- ly drilled in the side of a dispenser sump for easier access to the sump's plumb- ing. See Step 2 for proper hole saw size (Pad# SAB -7400). WARNING 1. Keep all fiberglass cleaning solvents away from boots. These types of solvents could cause severe damage. 2. The recommended hole saw size must always be used . for proper installation of the Flexible Entry Boot.