BPLB2014-101078-495 CALLE TAMPICO
LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA 92253
Application Number: BPLB2014-1010
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
BUILDING PERMIT
Property Address:
79715 E MISSION DR
APN:
602310032
Application Description:
SOLAR POOL HEATING PANEL CHANGE OUT ,
Property Zoning:
Application Valuation:
$13,248.00
Applicant: FJUL
[+REVCO SOLAR ENGINEERING�j26631 CABOT RD STE B
LAGUNA HILLS, CA 92653 0 2014
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LICENSED CONTRACTOR'S DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that I am licensed under provisions of Chapter 9
(commencing with Section 7000) of Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code, and
my License is in full force and effect.
License CI s: B C46 C10 License No.: 387219
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OWNER -BUILDER DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that I am exempt from the Contractor's State
License Law for the following reason (Sec. 7031.5, Business and Professions Code: Any
city or county that requires a permit to construct, alter, improve, demolish, or repair any
structure, prior to its issuance, also requires the applicant for the permit to file a signed
statement that he or she is licensed pursuant to the provisions of the Contractor's State
License Law (Chapter 9 (commencing with Section 7000) of Division 3 of the Business \
and Professions Code) or that he or she is exempt therefrom and the basis for the allegedl
exemption. Any violation of Section 7031.5 by any applicant for a permit subjects the
applicant to a civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars ($500).:
(_) I, as owner of the property, or my employees with wages as their sole
compensation, will do the work, and the structure isnot intended or offered for sale.
(Sec. 7044, Business and. Professions Code: The Contractors' State License Law does not
apply to an ownerof property who builds or improves thereon, and.who does the work
himself or herself through his or her own employees, provided that the improvements
are not intended or offered for sale. If, however, the building or improvement is sold
within one year of completion, the owner -builder will have the burden of proving that he
or she did not build or improve for the purpose of sale.).
(_) I, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors to
construct the project. (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractors' State
License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and
who contracts for the projects with a contractor(s) licensed pursuant to the Contractors'
State License Law.).
(_) I am exempt under Sec. B.&P.C. for this reason
Date:
Owner:
CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that there is a construction lending agency for
the performance of the work for which this permit is issued (Sec. 3097, Civ. C.).
Lender's Name: `
Lender's Address: X
-VOICE (760) 777-7125
FAX (760) 777-7011
INSPECTIONS (760) 777-7153
Date: 7/30/2014
Owner:
TD DESERT DEV LTD PARTNERSHI
81570 CARBONERAS
LA QUINTA, CA 0
Contractor:
REVCO SOLAR ENGINEERING
26631 CABOT RD STE B
LAGUNA HILLS, CA 92653
(949)367-0740
Llc. No.: 387219
WORKER'S COMPENSATION DECLARATION
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury one of the following declarations:
I have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self -insure for workers'
compensation, as provided for by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of
the work for which this permit is issued.
_ I have and will maintain workers' compensation insurance, as required by
Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is
issued. My workers' compensation insurance carrier and policy number are:
Carrier:_ Policy Number:_
' _ I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I
shall not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the workers'
compensation laws of California, and agree that, if I should become subject to the
workers' compensation provisions of Se 3700 of the Labor Code, I shall rthwith
comply wit those provisions. i
DA.
ate: b 4 Applicant:
WARNING: FAILURE TO SECURE WORKERS' COMPENSATION COVERAGE UNLAWFUL,
AND SHALL SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES AND CIVIL FINES UP TO ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100,000). IN ADDITION TO THE COST OF
COMPENSATION, DAMAGES AS PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 3706 OF THE LABOR CODE,
INTEREST, AND ATTORNEY'S FEES.
APPLICANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IMPORTANT:Application is hereby made to the Building Official for a permit subject to
the conditions and restrictions set forth on this application.
1. Each person upon whose behalf this application is made, each person at whose
request and for whose benefit work is performed under or pursuant to any permit issued
as a result of this application , the owner, and the applicant, each agrees to, and shall
defend, indemnify and hold harmless the City of La Quinta, its officers, agents, and
employees for any act or omission related to the work being performed under or
following issuance of this permit.
2. Any permit issued as a result of this application becomes null and void if work is not
commenced within 180 days from date of issuance of such permit, or cessation of work
for 180 days will subject permit to cancellation.
I certify that I have read this application and state that the above information is correct.
I agree to comply with all city and county ordinances and state laws relating to building
construction, and hereby authorize representatives of i ity to enter upon the above-
mentioned property for inspection purposes. (�
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SunSaverST
SOLAR HEAT EXCHANGE
DESCRIPTION:
The SunSaverSTT14 Solar Collector is manufactured in Chico, California. The
collec;tor is a specially developed, highly stabilized polyolefin and is of; parallel,
circular channel design with separated tubes. It is unglazed, uninsulated, and
designed for low temperature applications such as swimming pool heating,
heat pumps, aquaculture, and hydroponics.
DIMENSIONS:
Header Length = 50.875 in. (1 `.29 m)
Width (Panel body) = 47.5 in. (1.21 m)
Overall Dimensions: Effective Area
4 ft. X 8 ft. (1.22 X 2.44 m) 30.8 ft2 (2.86 m2)
4 ft. X 10 ft. (1.22 X 3.05 m) 38.8 ft2 (3.60 m2)
4 ft. X 12 ft. (1.22 X 3.66 m) 46.6 ft2 (4.33 m2)
ROOF MOUNTING SPACE:
Width ='[Number of panels -X 50.875' in. (129 cm)] + 24 in. (61 cm) -
Length = Panel length + 24 in. (61 cm)
RACK SPACE:
Width = [Number of panels X 50.875 in. (129 cm)]+ 2 in. (5 cm)
Length = Panel length + 6 in. (•15 cm)
FLOW:
Maximum recommended flow = 8 gpm per panel
3.47 psi head loss (1,817 1/hr, 0.244 kg/cm2)
Minimum recommended flow = 3 gpm per panel
0.48 psi head loss (681 I/hr, 0.034 kg/cm2)
Recommended flow = 4 gpm per panel
0.87 psi head loss (908 I/hr, 0.061 kg/cm2)
PANELS PER BANK:
12 panels single end feed
(maximum)
17 panels diagonal feed
,PRESSURE:
NORMAL OPERATING MAXIMUM INTERMITTENT
PRESSURE PRESSURE
80°F (27°C)
0 to 30 psi 45 psi
(0 - 2.2 kg/cm2) (3.21 kg/cm2)
212°F (100°C)
0 to 5 psi 5 psi
(0 - 0.35 kg/cm2) (0.35 kg/cm2)
70°F (21°C)
Measured burst pressure of panel body = Over 300 psi (21.0 kg/Cm2)
TEMPERATURE:
Normal operating temperature = 60°F to 90°F (16°C to 320C)
Maximum continuous operating temperature = 212°F (100°C)
Maximum. intermittent temperature (unpressured),.= 250°F (121°C)
Melt temperature = 338°F (170°C)
CHEMICAL RESISTANCE:
-Compatible with common collector fluids
CORROSION:
Non -corrosive
FREEZING:
The system should be drained before freezing conditions occur.
RECEIVED
JUL' .3 0 2014
CITY OF LA QUINTA
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
WEATHERABILITY: Weatherometer, accelerated outdoor exposure, and other extensive
laboratory testing demonstrates long-term weatherability of SunSaverSTIM
collectors (see warranty). Additionally, FAFCO's experience of over 30 years
and over 1,000,000 collectors installed confirms that the proprietary
stabilization and high mechanical strength results in negligible warranty over
the twelve-year warranty period.
WEIGHT: Without Water: %
4 ft. X 8 ft. 12.2 lbs (4.54 kg) or 0.38 lbs/ft2 (1.85 kg /M2)
4 ft. X 10 ft. 14.3 lbs (5.34 kg) or 0.36 lbs/ft2 (1.76 kg /M2)
4 ft. X 12 ft. 16.47 lbs (6.15 kg) or 0.34 lbs/ft2 (1.67 kg/m2)
With Water:
4 ft. X 8 ft.
4ft. X10ft.
4ft. X12ft.
Additional test data available on request
07028C 07/04
46 lbs (17.2 kg) or 1.44 Ibs/ft2 (7.03 kg/m2)
53.8 lbs 20.1 kg) or 1.35 Ibs/ft2 (6.59 kg/m")
61.7 lbs (23.07 kg) or 1.29 Ibs/ft2 (6.28 kg/m2)
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Table of contents
Introduction ........................................... i
Overview............................................... i
Parts list...............................................2
Installation procedure ..........................4
Composition shingle mounting
Tile roof mounting
Rack installation
Start-up & winterization .......................8
Repair procedures ............................... 9
Overview
1. Solar collectors
Solar collectors absorb the sun's heat and
transfer it to pool water.
A. Vacuum Relief Valve—Allows collectors to
drain when the system is off.
B. End Cap—Removed for winterization.
2. Non -positive Diverter Valve
A. Motorized Diverter Valve—Diverts pool water
to the solar collectors.
B. Controller—Turns solar water system on and
off based on the pool water and solar collector
temperature.
C. Sun Sensor—Senses solar collector
temperature.
D. Pool Water Sensor—Senses pool water
temperature.
3. Isolation Valves
These valves isolate the solar collectors and
MUST BE CLOSED during winter, filter cleaning,
backwashing and vacuuming.
4. Check Valve
The check valve prevents water from flowing
backward through the filter and backflushing
debris into the pool when the collectors drain.
5. Existing equipment
A. Pool Pump—Circulates the pool water
through the solar collectors. Some systems are
installed with a booster pump.
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Introduction
Since 1969, FAFCO's goal has been to design, test,
and produce the world's highest performing solar pool
heating systems.
Installing a FAFCO solar pool heating system is
straight -forward and relatively simple. This manual
provides a step-by-step installation procedure for most
applications. For those situations not covered in this
manual, please contact your FAFCO representative.
Please read this manual completely before starting
the installation and take special care to comply with all
local ordinances and building codes.
AwARNINGA
Safety should always be of primary concern and is
especially important whenever you are working on a
roof, around power lines or electricity. Failure to observe
safe practices on a roof or other elevated structures
may result in falling and serious injury.
B. Pool Filter—Cleans the pool water.
C. Backup Pool Heater (optional)—A backup
heater may be installed on pools used year-
round, or where a specific pool temperature is
maintained regardless of weather conditions.
6. Solar Drain Valves (optional)
Solar drain valves allow for convenient draining
during winterization.
Collector specifications
Body Header
Header Length = 50.875 in.
Width (collector body) = 47.5 in.
Pressure
Operating 0-30 PSI
Intermittent 45 PSI
Temperature
Operating 60° to 90° F
Maximum 212° F
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Isolation Valves
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'Figure —System
Using Three -Way
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Check Valve
Back Up
Pool Neater
Valve "
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Nor1-positive
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Diverler Valve
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Fitter,
Dhrerter Valve
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Pool
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.Chlorinator Aqy -
OFigure
(Optional) .
2—Automatic
System Using
Three -Way Valve
. .Pool
Pump
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1141,
.. - Vec um Valveeliel
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Solar Collectors
-
End Cap
Solar Drain Valves
-
(Optional)
/ . Isolation Values
Sun
-
Sensor
Vacuum Relief
Valve
Control Panel
Solar Collectors
..
'Cheek Valve
-
Back Up
End Cap
Pool Heater
at
(Optional)
Solar Drain
(Optional
Valves
-
Non-posltive,
/Diverter
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Filter
Vane
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Isolation Valves
SunPool
"Sensor
-
Pool Pump
Water Sensor Chlorinator TO poor
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. (Optional)
.
• Control
Panel
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Booster.
Back Up
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Pump
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Pool Neater
(Optimal)
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Filter
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Water
~ SensorPool _
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Check Valve
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Automatic System
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Using Booster
Pump
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Parts list
FAFCO components
COMPONENT
NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
ST
852
48 sq. ft., 16 lbs without water, 62 lbs with water.
AWSunSaverTm
4 ft. x 12 ft.
SunSaver''A ST
850
40 sq. ft., 14 lbs without water, 54 lbs with water.
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4 ft. x 10 ft.
SunSaverTA4 ST
848
32 sq. ft., 12 lbs without water, 46 lbs with water.
4ft. x8ft.
Vacuum Relief
188
Black, weather resistant CPVC, 2- PVC pipe size, barbed.
Valve (VRV)
Allows collectors to drain when the system is off. Adapts to
solar collector using short rubber coupler.
End Cap
05380
Black, weather resistant CPVC, 2- PVC pipe size, barbed.
Adapts to solar collector using short rubber coupler.
Pipe adapter
05381
Black, weather resistant CPVC, 2- PVC pipe size, barbed
X female slip. Adapts to solar collector using short rubber
coupler.
Base
06918
Black, weather resistant copolymer. Mounts solar
collector header and body straps to a roof or rack using
a 1/4- lag bolt and cap.
Cap
06919
Black, weather resistant copolymer. Threads onto base to
secure strap.
Coupler Clamp
02031
2- stainless steel, secures rubber couplers to barbed fittings.
Tightened using flat head or 5/16- socket driver.
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Short rubber
02033
3-1/2- long X 2-3/8- inner diameter reinforced EPDM used to
coupler
join the collectors and barbed fittings.
Long rubber
02035
5- long X 2-3/8- inner diameter reinforced EPDM used to
coupler
join the collectors to the barbed pipe adapters. Allows for
flexibility between collectors and hard piping.
Header Strap, 32-
03431
Black, weather resistant braided polyester. Anchors top solar
collector header to cap and base.
ST clamp
08508
Black, anodized aluminum, two piece clamp used to attach
top header to roof.
Tile clip
08734
Black powder, high strength steel bracket used for the
installations.
o
Check Valve
02046
White, PVC 2- female slip check valve prevents water from
flowing backward through the filter and backflushing debris
into the pool when the collectors drain. Can also be used as
isolation valve on solar return line.
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FAFCO.kits �.
KIT
NUMBER
USE
CONTENTS
ST Collector
192
One per
(1) tie -down caps, (1) tie down bases, (4) clamps, (2) 3. 1/2" couplers,
Pack
collector.
(1) 32"" header strap, (2) ST clamps
ST System
193
One per
(1) CPVC end cap, (1) vacuum relief valve, (2) CPVC female
Pack
system.. ,
adapters, (4) clamps, (2) 5" couplers, (1) 32" header strap,
Diverter Valve
(1) 2"" check valve, (1) Owner's manual
ST Bank
.190
One per bank
(1) vacuum relief valve, (1) CPVC end cap, (2) CPVC female
Pack
of collectors.
adapters, (6) clamps, (1) 31/2" coupler, (2) 5" couplers,
'
Senses the solar collector temperature; typically 10k.
(1) 32" header strap.
ST Split
191
One per break
(4) CPVC female adapters; (4) clamps, (4) 5" couplers,
Pack
:
in a row of
(1) 32"" header strap
collectors.
Alternate'vendor components
COMPONENT
DESCRIPTION
Isolation;'
Valves isolating the solar collectors that MUST be closed during winter, filter
Valves
cleaning, backwashing and vacuuming (Refer to solar isolation during pool
maintenance and required winterization sections in the owners manual).
Solar Drain
Solar drain valves allow for convenient draining during winterization.
Valves
Motorized
Automatically diverts the pool water to the solar collectors.
Diverter Valve
Controller
Tums the solar system on and off based on the pool water temperature and
solar collector temperature. t
Sun Sensor
Senses the solar collector temperature; typically 10k.
Pool Water
Senses the pool water temperature, typically, 10k.
'
IIID
Sensor
,
Lag bolt
1/4"" or 5/18; diameter, dependent ori load requirements, corrosion resistant bolt
that meets site requirements. Typically stainless steel or galvanized steel.
Runner
1 "" x 2"" z 1/8" aluminum channel, angle or equivalent used for both tile clip and the
standoff installations.
'Tile stand off
1/2"" outer'diameter aluminum tubing. Length will vary depending on height '
required for tile stand off installations. '
Flow meter '
Rotameter for 2" PVC pipe used to validate recommended water flow. '
Installation procedure
Overview
1. Survey roof and plumbing.
2. Collector coupling.
3. Mounting collectors.
4. Connect pipes, VRV & end caps.
5. Plumb components.
6. Install control system.
Plan collector location to allow at least one foot on all
sides for roof and at least 3"" for racks. Allow for any
roof obstructions.
Collector layouts
It is important that the solar collectors be installed in a
way to ensure equal flow throughout the entire system.
In order to accomplish this there are several points to
consider when designing the collector layout.
SPLIT FEED/OPPOSITE END RETURN END CAP VACUUM RELIEF VALVE
1 1
O1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 8 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
'END CAP END CAP
RETURN FEED RETURN
SPLIT FEED/SPLIT RETURN
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VACUUM RELIEF VALVE END CAP
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2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 .Mill
ENO CAP END CAP`
FEED RETURN
OPPOSITE END RETURN VACUUM RELIEF VALVE
O3 1 2 3 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 110111112113114 115116 17
END CAP
FEED
RETURN
VACUUM RELIEF VALVE SAME END RETURN
O1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
END CAP
FEED RETURN
Figure 4—Collector bank assembly
1. In split feed systems no more than 10 solar collectors
should be installed in each bank.
2. In split feed/split return systems the collectors
should be equally divided between the banks and
the return should be from the common high point.
3. In opposite end return systems no more than 17
collectors should be installed per bank.
4. In same end return systems no more than 12 solar
collectors should be installed per bank.
The return line should have the shortest possible run
back to the pool and needs to return from a common
high point. (See Figure 5.)
H]
/ NOTE COMMOM NIG"-POINT RETURN
VACUUM RELIEF VALVE
RETURN
FEED
Figure 5—Ensuring even
flow to individual collectors
Coupling the collectors to one another and mounting
the collectors are procedures (steps) that occur
simultaneously.
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Figure 6—Collector couplings
1. Short couplers (3-1/2- rubber couplers) are used
to join the collectors together and to attach the
vacuum relief valve.
2. Long couplers (5-1/2" rubber couplers) are used
whenever collectors are joined to PVC pipe.
3. When coupling collectors together, the clamps
must be positioned close to the lip of the header.
4. The vacuum relief valve and end cap clamps must
also be positioned close to the lip of the header.
5. Tightening clamps:
A. Tighten all clamps as they are installed.
B. When you have completed the solar installation,
re -tighten all clamps with the system on and
water circulating through the collectors.
C. Care must be taken when tightening clamps
to ensure they are installed straight and even.
NOTE: Use split or bank packs if it is necessary
to avoid obstructions on the mounting surface,
or other specific site requirements.
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Figure 7—Composition shingle mounting
MOUNTINGOLLECTORS
attached to the solar collector headers. ST clamps
For, roof types, not listed, consult a local , roofing ; ,
should not be attached •to the rubber couplers.
contractor, structural,. engineer, and/or _ building
- 3., Assemble ST clamp and attach to collector header
department for specific directions., before installation.
'4:' Place roof sealant where the ST clamp will be located
FAFCO does not assume any liability for direct,
• and'drive.a lag bolt though,the ST clamp opening
subsequent or, consequential damage. Ensure the
intolthe structural member. Repeat procedure until
collectors are not damaged by sharp surfaces•such as
_all collectors are secured to the roof.'
• nails, corners of ladders or,roof eaves. ` ;. -
�5. Locate the closest'structural member to every other
Sealing penetrations on+ slate,. metal. & flat -roofs
rubber coupler, 3 below collector bank', -
is. best undertaken by a roofing professional.. It -is
6. ,Apply •roof and drive lag bolt through base,
recommended to consult with a qualified'•roofing
-sealant
making sure' that,the�strap can .run.through the •Y
contractor when working with these types of mounting
;. <slot. Loosely wrap the' short header strap around
` surfaces.
the rubber coupler and,lay into the slofin the base.
Screw down cap until tight. Repeat procedure until
Composition Shingle (Asphalt) roof, .. L. all collectors are secured to roof. Be careful not to
Position the first two collectors side-by-side on the
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roof connected with short rubber couplers.
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and hose clamps. (See Figure 7.).•, -
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Note. It is important to allow for .collector expansion
1. Snap a chalk line horizontally across the roof,
and contraction: The bottom header strap should not '
approximately 1- above where the collector headers
bind the collectors in place.,-,
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and position' collector bank so that two (2) ST
clams can be driven into structural members and
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Tile clip or the stand off method
The following tile roof mounting methods apply to both
flat and curved cement type tiles.
1. Afix runner against the lip of the tile row where the
headers will be installed.
Option 1: Tile Clips
A. Runner is held down by the clips every four to eight
feet depending on local code requirements.
B. Determine clip locations and remove the tile
above each clip.
C. Using a 1/4" masonry bit, drill out the existing
high point nail holes. Choose the tile clip hole
that allows the runner to be closest to the tile lip.
Secure the clips using the appropriate length '/"
lag bolts. Lag through the drilled tile hole, batten
strip and sheathing. Replace the removed tiles.
D. Secure runner to tile clips with #14 x 1- self -
tapping screws.
E. Secure cap and base to tile clip located 3" below
solar collector.
Option 2: Tile stand offs (top and bottom runner
required)
A. Runners are held down by the stand off into
structural member every four to eight feet
depending on local code requirements. The
bottom runner should be located against the lip
of the tile row below the collectors.
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B. Locate structural members then drill a 1/2- hole
through the tile, apply roof sealant and insert the
stand offs.
C. Lay runners on stand offs and drive lag bolt with
washer into structural member. Apply additional
roof sealant around stand offs. Repeat procedure
until runners are completely secured.
D. Install a base on the lower runner directly below
the rubber coupler. Drive a #14 self -tapping screw
through the base so that strap runs vertically
through the slot. Loosely wrap the short header
strap around the rubber coupler and lay into slot
on the base. Screw cap down until tight but do
not cross thread.
2. Install collectors.
3. Connector collectors together.
4. Attach ST clamps to top header, (2) per collector
and secure to top runner.
Note: It is important to allow for collector expansion
and contraction. The bottom header strap should not
bind the collectors in place.
Racks are typically made out of wood (pressure treated
Roofrack -installation
or redwood) and metal (aluminum or galvanized steel)
Roof racks are used on mounting surfaces with less than `
- depending ori 'the site requirements, cost anclJocal
a 100 pitch. The following details are for constructing a '
`code.,The following details`are'for either roof or ground
roof rack.'Contact a roofing contractor for anchoring a
rack installations: ♦ ; • . , • .. *
rack to the roof.
1., Posts are typically 4'x4' pressure -treated wood or
W
••1-1/.4" diameter corrosion resistant metal pipe.
Ground rack installation -
2. Vertical rails are typically installed 2" on-center.''4-
Ground racks are used where roofinstallations are not
3. Stringers are attached, evenly, spaced, to`support
feasible. Posts are typically mounted in concrete, sized'
the substrate minimum 2 -on -center. Usually you�will
to meet local. requirements:' . 1
use nine stringers for.4'x8• collectors, 11 for 4"x10'
.1. Sink the post: -i ' w ,.
collectors and 12 for 4"x12" collectors.. • '
�2. Attach the- top and bottom headers supports. The
header support is attached to the wood posts using
a
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4. CONNECT PIPES, VRV & END CAP
Connect feed and return lines
Long couplers are used when joining the collectors to
rigid PVC piping. To connect the 2" PVC pipe to the solar
collectors follow these steps:
1. Place long coupler over collector header and install
clamp close to the lip. '
2. 'Insert a pipe adapter into the long coupler.
3. Glue feed and return pipes to the pipe adapters.
NOTE: It may be easier to first glue the adapter to
the pipe, then insert it into the long coupler.
4. Always feed the water to the lowest end of
the collector bank (never feed to top header).
Be certain to always return the water from the
common high point in the system.
Install VRV and End Cap
Install a vacuum relief valve per bank. Install an end
cap to seal headers on end collectors. (See Figure 5,
page 4.) Install the vacuum relief valve at the highest
point but if air is introduced into.the system move the
vacuum relief valve to the bottom header, the feed line,
or install a throttling valve on the solar return line.
5. PLUMB COMPONENTS
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ISOLATION I I III / VALVE
VALVE
FILTER
Figure 11—Solar loop
POOL
Solar system loop
The solar loop is installed between the filter and
optional heater. (See Figures 11.)
The first component after the filter is a ch
valve. Always leave room for check valve to be
out and replaced. The use of a union check valve
recommended.
Start-up & winterization
the
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cut
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Use a flow meter to validate the intended flow rate
System check
1. Run pump 3 to 5 minutes before turning on the
solar system. If necessary purge the pipes by
disconnecting the feed line and running the system.
Reconnect the feed line once completed.
Next, the diverter valve and PVC tee are installed.
The diverter valve must either be non -positive or have
a 1/4"" hole drilled through the diverter for drainage.
If a booster pump is installed a diverter valve is not
required. (See Figure 3, page 1.)
Install isolation valves on the piping going to and
from solar. These components are always installed
before a back up pool heater and chlorinators. Isolation
valves are typically ball valves but a check valve on the
"from solar" line is also acceptable.
Install solar drain valves if solar collectors do
not automatically drain. Valves should be installed
in an easily accessible location. (Refer to required
winterization, page 9.)
Supporting PVC pipe
All horizontal runs of PVC pipe must be supported every
4". All vertical runs of PVC pipe must be supported
every 10". Pipe straps on the roof must be anchored to
the mounting surface the same as for the collector tie -
downs. Strapping should not be installed so it binds
the pipe too tightly.
The verticals are the portion of the pipe run that
takes the water from the ground up to the roof. This is
usually on the wall of the house and goes around the
eaves onto the roof.
It is standard to paint the verticals the same color
as the house if the homeowner supplies the paint.
Plumbing to and from the collectors
Prime consideration should be given to system drainage
(see "Required winterization", page 9) and appearance
when running pipe from pool pump to the collectors
and back. Standard 2"" schedule 40 PVC pipe is easy
to work with and readily available.
Optional automatic solar controller
Various optional, electrically operated solar controllers
are available from a variety of manufacturers. Solar
controllers allow for automation in the pool environment.
You should read and follow the manufacturer directions
to ensure their proper operation. If an automatic solar
controller is being installed, there are benefits to re-
locating the diverter valve to the return line.
2. Turn the Solar Controller to the on position. There
should be a slight increase on the pool filter pressure
gauge (normally 2 PSI to 6 PSI) When the isolation
valve closes. The pool inlets should actively bubble
for 3 to 5 minutes as the air in the collectors is
purged.
3. Check all plumbing joints for leaks.
4. Re -tighten all collector coupler clamps while the
system is on.
5. Check all collector couplings for leaks.
6. feel the surface of the collectors, they should be
cool to the touch as the sun's energy is transferred "
to the pool water.
Congratulations you have completed the FAFCO solar pool heating system installation. If the homeowner is available,
explain to him or her how the system works, how to adjust the control, what to expect from the system, and any
maintenance that is required. Be sure to give the homeowner his or her manual and warranty.
REQUIRED WINTERIZATION
NOTE: COLLECTORS ARE WARRANTED
AGAINST FREEZE DAMAGE WHEN INSTALLED
IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH FAFCO'S
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
Solar collectors must be completely drained and
isolated before winter to prevent freeze "damage. Solar
collectors will not be damaged by freezing conditions
when properly drained and isolated as follows:
1. Turn off the solar system.
2: Turn off the pool pump and pool sweep.
3. Open optional solar drain valves.
4. Remove end caps and vacuum relief valve. Leave
off and store in a safe place for winter.
5. Let the system completely drain for one hour.
6. If the solar collectors are mounted on less than a 100
pitch, then the solar collectors must be manually
lifted and drained. Blowing the lines with a shop
vac, leaf blower, or compressor will NOT remove
water completely.
7. Close isolation valve(s) for winter. (See Figure 12.)
8. Ensure the solar system remains off for winter.
Repair procedures
A tube leak can be repaired if damage is located
at least 3- away from the header. Contact your
FAFCO representative for information regarding
other damage. The following procedure outlines the
steps to repair a tube leak using a FAFCO supplied
collector repair kit.
Repair kit components
Repair Plug
Tube Cutting Knife
Plug Insertion Tool
9. The pool pump, filter, and sweep can now be used
while isolated from the solar system.
Open Closed
position: position:
Handle in Handle
line with across
valve body valve body
Figure 12 - Solar Isolation Valve(s)
Solar isolation during pool maintenance
Follow these steps before filter cleaning, backwashing,
or pool vacuuming:
1. Turn the pump and solar system off.
2. Close the solar isolation valves. (See Figure 12.)
3. Proceed with filter cleaning or vacuuming.
4. After pool maintenance is complete, run the pump for
a few minutes to clear any debris from pool lines.
5. Open the solar "isolation valves.
6. Turn the solar system on.
1. Locate the leak and mark the tube location on
each end, A bright wax based marker is ideal.
2. Using the cutting knife, start approximately 3 -
away from the header, then cutting back away
from the header, scoop out the top portion of the
collector tube 1 to 1-1/2- long to insert the plug
through. Ensure the adjacent tubes are not cut.
3. Coat the plug and inside of the tube with soapy water.
4. Insert the plug pointed end first into the opened
tube section. Using the plug insertion tool, push
the plug gently, without stopping, into the tube
until it"reaches the header:
5. Remove the insertion tool with a quick twisting
motion.
6. Take a second plug and slide it in, stopping as
it hits the first plug. Repeat this procedure at the
opposite end as well.
This repair completely isolated the damaged tube.
Repeat as necessary to repair additional damaged
tubes.
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