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V <br />0 <br />Flexible Entry Boots <br />Environ offers a complete line of environmentally safe <br />sump entry seals In sizes to seal standard electrical <br />contluit, rigid pipe and flexible pipe. Environ offers <br />Flexible Entry Boots in both 'Studded Ring' and <br />'Compression Ring' configurations. Both of these type <br />entry boots are made of materials suitable for <br />underground burial and exposure to fuels. <br />Flexible Entim Bon1 Rnanfe nNnnc <br />Part No. <br />Type <br />I Use <br />Nominal 1:11 V:I <br />Boot 10 <br />Noie Sew Slze <br />FEB -3050 <br />Studded Ring <br />Conduit <br />1/2" <br />,64' <br />2-3/6• <br />FEB -3075 <br />Studdetl Ring <br />Conduit <br />3/4" <br />1.05' <br />2-3/B' <br />FEB -0075 <br />Expansion Ring <br />C nduit <br />3/4" <br />1.05" <br />4-1/4' <br />FEB -3100 <br />Studded Ring <br />Conduit <br />1" <br />1.32" <br />2-3/8' <br />FEB -6150 <br />Studded Ring <br />Pipe '- <br />1-1/2" <br />1,61• <br />4-1/4' <br />FEB -0150 <br />Expansion Ring <br />Pipe <br />1-1/2" <br />1.81' <br />4-1/4' <br />FEB -6200 <br />Studded Ring <br />Pipe <br />2" <br />2.37' <br />4-1/4' <br />FES -0200 <br />Expansion Ring <br />Pipe <br />2" <br />2.37' <br />5-1/2' <br />FEB -6300 <br />Studded Ring <br />Pipe <br />3" <br />3.50' <br />4-1/4' <br />FEB -0300 <br />Expansion Ring <br />Pipe <br />3" <br />3.50' <br />5-1/2" <br />FEB -7390 <br />Studded Ring <br />Pipe <br />3.5" <br />3.90' <br />5-1/2' <br />FEB -7400 <br />Studded Ring <br />Pipe <br />4" <br />4.50' <br />5-1/2' <br />FEB -6600 <br />Studded Ring <br />Pipe <br />6" <br />6.50' <br />Use Sabre Saw <br />Studded Ring Flexible Entry Boots <br />This style of Flexible Entry Boot mounts to a sump wall by means of stainless <br />steel studs, a compression Ong and nut fasteners and seals to the pipe or <br />conduit by using a band clamp. To install this type of boot, it is necessary to <br />first drill a series of smaller stud holes around the opening using a templet <br />and then the boot opening using the appropriate size hole saw. Detailed <br />Installation instructions are packaged with the boots. <br />Entry Boot Flexibility <br />All entry boots are designed to provide universal <br />flexibility for the pipe or conduit providing up and <br />down, side to side, back to front movement as <br />well as angled pipe entries. This flexibility Is <br />important for aligning pipe connections or as a <br />stress relief for the pipe during backfilling and <br />.round --m—, <br />Expansion Ring Flexible Entry Boots <br />This style of Flexible Entry Boot mounts to a sump wall by means of a nylon <br />expansion Ong and to the pipe or conduit using a band clamp. To Install this <br />type of boot it is only necessary to drill the boot opening using the <br />appropriate size hole saw. The smaller stud holes are not required. This <br />boot uses an internal expansion Ong to create the pressure seal. Detailed <br />Installation Instructions are packaged with the boots. Available soon. <br />Angled Entries <br />Flexible Entry Boots are designed to permit up to <br />a 30' angle of flexibility for pipe and conduit <br />entries. Angles greater than 30' could prevent <br />the boot from sealing around the pipe or contluit. <br />If angled entries are required, make sure the <br />boot opening in the wall has a sanded edge so <br />as not to damage the entry boot. <br />Round Surface Installations <br />Flexible Entry Boots may be installed on round <br />surfaces which have a radius diameter greater <br />than 30" (750mm). The installation procedures <br />are the same as described above except that the <br />bolt holes should be made slightly larger after <br />initial drilling. Only 'Studded Ring' entry boots <br />should be used on round surfaces. <br />e`at' <br />F <br />vm ' <br />FM <br />Entry Boot Flexibility <br />All entry boots are designed to provide universal <br />flexibility for the pipe or conduit providing up and <br />down, side to side, back to front movement as <br />well as angled pipe entries. This flexibility Is <br />important for aligning pipe connections or as a <br />stress relief for the pipe during backfilling and <br />.round --m—, <br />Expansion Ring Flexible Entry Boots <br />This style of Flexible Entry Boot mounts to a sump wall by means of a nylon <br />expansion Ong and to the pipe or conduit using a band clamp. To Install this <br />type of boot it is only necessary to drill the boot opening using the <br />appropriate size hole saw. The smaller stud holes are not required. This <br />boot uses an internal expansion Ong to create the pressure seal. Detailed <br />Installation Instructions are packaged with the boots. Available soon. <br />Angled Entries <br />Flexible Entry Boots are designed to permit up to <br />a 30' angle of flexibility for pipe and conduit <br />entries. Angles greater than 30' could prevent <br />the boot from sealing around the pipe or contluit. <br />If angled entries are required, make sure the <br />boot opening in the wall has a sanded edge so <br />as not to damage the entry boot. <br />Round Surface Installations <br />Flexible Entry Boots may be installed on round <br />surfaces which have a radius diameter greater <br />than 30" (750mm). The installation procedures <br />are the same as described above except that the <br />bolt holes should be made slightly larger after <br />initial drilling. Only 'Studded Ring' entry boots <br />should be used on round surfaces. <br />e`at' <br />