Line-Hide Installation Instructions

End Socket (NR):
Use to accommodate
v
arious lineset combi-
nations.
Before attaching the
end socket, determine
which of the various
openings will best accommodate your
lineset.
Then remove the extra levels of plastic
on the end socket. To do this procedure, score
the plastic with a utility knife (make sure you’re
wearing gloves) where you want to break it.
Then, holding the
end socket in one hand, use pliers to grip the excess plastic,
and snap it off (make sure you’re wearing safety goggles, as
the plastic can break in unexpected ways). Use a file to smooth
any rough edges.
NOTE:
Attempting to snap the plastic without scoring it first will
likely crack the end socket.
With the excess plastic removed, attach the base with screws;
install the tube, and attach the cover. See the socket/coupling
instructions for more details.
Universal Elbow, Horizontal (NX) and Vertical (NZ):
Use to change duct direction at an angle beween 45 and 90
degrees.
When elbow is angled at 0 to
15 degrees, break off the
protrusion inside the universal
elbow using pliers (as shown
at right) in the direction of the arrow.
WARNING: Flying frag-
ments of plastic may pose
a hazard when breaking
off the protrusion inside
the universal elbow. Be
sure to wear safety glasses and gloves, and make sure that
others in the area are wearing appropriate safety gear as well.
Corner Cap/Soffit Entry Fitting (NA):
Use where piping
comes through ceiling,
wall, etc.
With Line Tube in
place, locate the bot
-
tom of the corner cap
against the wall, and
attach with appropri
-
ate screws. Then snap the top portion to the bottom portion and
attach it to the base with the stainless steel screws provided.
Wall Entry Fitting (NK):
Use to provide a good seal where
tube comes through wall.
Simply fit the bottom and top por-
tions around the inlet hole in the
wall, and attach with appropriate
screws. Wall Entry Fitting may be
trimmed to fit by scoring the bottom portion, then snapping off
the excess plastic.
Caulking
To help ensure that the lineset remains free of corrosion and
mildew resulting from excess moisture, use caulking to seal
around the Line-Hide product where the lineset exits and enters
the wall.
For turns less than
15 degrees, remove
this plastic protrusion
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exterior
wall
Lineset