Prevista Dry WC element with shower WC connection and variable ceramics height
for WC flush plates for Prevista
Year built (from): | 01.03.2023 |
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The information in this instruction manual is directed at the following groups of people:
Heating and plumbing experts and trained personnel
Qualified electricians
Drywall builders
Individuals without the abovementioned training or qualification are not permitted to mount, install and, if required, maintain this product. This restriction does not extend to possible operating instructions.
The installation of Viega products must take place in accordance with the general rules of engineering and the Viega instructions for use.
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This instruction for use contains important information about the choice of product or system, assembly and commissioning as well as intended use and, if required, maintenance measures. The information about the products, their properties and application technology are based on the current standards in Europe (e.g. EN) and/or in Germany (e.g. DIN/DVGW).
Some passages in the text may refer to technical codes in Europe/Germany. These should serve as recommendations in the absence of corresponding national regulations. The relevant national laws, standards, regulations, directives and other technical provisions take priority over the German/European directives specified in this manual: The information herein is not binding for other countries and regions; as said above, they should be understood as a recommendation.
The following standards and regulations apply to Germany / Europe and are provided as a support feature.
Scope / Notice | Regulations applicable in Germany |
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Suitable masonry walls | EN 1996‑1‑1 |
Suitable concrete walls | DIN 1045 |
Suitable stud frames | DIN 18183 |
Danger due to electrical current
An electric shock can lead to burns and serious injury and even death.
Work on the electrical system may only be carried out by trained electricians.
When working in or on electronic systems, switch off the mains voltage and take steps to prevent accidental re-activation.
The Prevista Dry element is suitable for mounting on masonry wall constructions and stud frames pursuant to the regulations in section Standards and regulations and can be used in a Prevista Dry Plus pre-wall construction.
The WC element is equipped as follows:
The model is compatible with common WC ceramics, even with larger projection (barrier-free).
The model can be expanded with the following compatible components:
Prevista Dry fixing element
Prevista Dry fixing set model 8570.66
Prevista Dry fixing set model 8573
Prevista Dry Plus fixing set model 8570.49
Odour extraction via Prevista flushing pipe elbow with ventilator connection 3H
Prevista shower WC connection set model 8570.70
Prevista Dry-support set for WC ceramics with small contact surface (<17 cm) Model 8570.37
Accessory set electronic model 8655.11
Mount the components in accordance with the respective instructions for use.
The fixing element is suitable for barrier-free installation. Support and grab rails can be mounted on the fastening element.
The odour extraction system is suitable for reducing odour nuisance in indoor bathrooms and highly frequented toilet facilities. The odour extraction system is connected to the ventilation system directly.
An additional water and power connection is required to extend the WC element to the shower WC. The power supply must be provided on site.
The cable bushing 8580.67 is required if only one cable (without empty conduit) is inserted or if the power supply of a shower WC is to be routed through the connection box.
Small flush volume | Factory setting | Approx. 3 l |
Setting range | Approx. 2–4 l | |
Large flush volume | Factory setting | Approx. 6 l |
Setting range | Approx. 3.5–7.5 l |
Water pressure min. | 15 kPa (0.15 bar) |
Water pressure max. | 1000 kPa (10 bar) |
Masonry walls
Concrete walls
Metal stud frames
Prevista Dry Plus pre-wall constructions
The wall constructions must comply with the regulations in section Standards and regulations .
The WC element may only be mounted on even wall surfaces.
With the construction height, the marked height of the upper edge of the finished floor must be observed.
The installation depth is maximum 200 mm.
The WC element can only be used in combination with wall-hung WCs (fixing gauges for bore hole 180 mm or 230 mm).
The WC element has an R ½ inch water connection.
Always use the newly delivered hose set for the water connection. Do not use old hose sets.
The model can be extended to include a remote flush actuation or a toilet flush actuation as well as sensitive flush plates.
Provide an appropriate power supply on site. The WC connection box provides the installation space required for the power pack of the electronic accessory set (model 8655.11).
* The height of the crossbeam can be adjusted in four steps
Masonry and concrete walls
When mounting multiple WC elements with an interval of > 500 mm, Viega recommends the use of a Prevista Dry support bracket (model 8570.48). Observe the instructions for use of the support bracket when mounting.
For mounting, Viega recommends to use a Prevista Dry fixing set.
Determine and mark the fixing points.
X1: 1100 mm
X2: Depending on the fixing set used
Determine and mark the fixing points on the floor.
X3: 375 mm
Drill the holes.
Insert the dowels.
Mount the Prevista Dry fixing set pursuant to the instructions for use for the fixing set.
Loosen the feet of the element using a fork spanner.
Adjust the construction height of the element in accordance with the on-site marking of the upper edge of the finished floor.
X: 1000 mm
Tighten the feet of the element using a fork spanner.
The element is attached to the wall.
Mount the Prevista Dry Plus pre-wall construction pursuant to the instructions for use of the Prevista Dry Plus system.
When mounting without a continuous rail above the element, the Prevista Dry Plus fixing set (model 8570.49) must also be used. See example with WC element model 8521.
Position the element on the floor rail.
Fix the feet on the floor rail using the clips.
Set the height of the element by means of the feet.
Fix the element with the Prevista Dry Plus rail connectors.
The WC element is fixed in the Prevista Dry Plus pre-wall construction.
Position the element on the floor rail.
If necessary, adjust the foot depth from 50 mm (pre-mounted) to 75 mm.
Loosen and pull out the foot plates.
Turn the foot plates through 90°.
Fix the feet.
Adjust the construction height of the element in accordance with the on-site marking of the upper edge of the finished floor.
X: 1000 mm
Attach the element to the stud frame using the screws supplied.
If applicable, connect further elements to the element via the stud frame.
Turn the site protection panel lock 90° anti-clockwise.
Remove the site protection panel.
Place the press connector onto the water inlet.
Press the connection.
Seal the threaded connectors of the corner valve.
Screw the corner valve into the thread side of the press connector.
For the concealed cistern 3H, the corner valve can be attached from the top or rear.
Remove the plug.
Insert the corner valve into the cistern.
Observe the proper fit of the corner valve.
Use the lock nut to screw the corner valve and the cistern to each other.
Remove the protective cap from the flexible hose.
Screw the flexible hose and the corner valve to each other (hand tight).
If a WC flush plate with electronic flush actuation is to be mounted, the small flush volume must be set to 2 litres.
Set the flush volume as applicable, Setting the flush volume .
Insert the site protection panel into the cistern.
Turn the site protection panel's lock by 90° clockwise.
Place the inspection shaft on the site protection panel.
To remove the inspection shaft, press in the fixing clips at the side.
Insert the mounting bracket.
Insert the drain elbow to the desired depth.
Fasten the drain elbow using the bow.
For electronic connections, first cut out the recess on the left side of the connection box, see Option 1 .
Insert the empty conduit coming from the concealed cistern into the connection box until it clicks into place.
Push on the WC connection box.
Danger due to electrical current
An electric shock can lead to burns and serious injury and even death.
Work on the electrical system may only be carried out by trained electricians.
When working in or on electronic systems, switch off the mains voltage and take steps to prevent accidental re-activation.
When using an electronic flush plate, carry out the following steps.
Cut out the recess for the power supply.
Insert an empty conduit (M20) into the connection box until it engages.
Remove the outer sheath of the power supply (light plastic-sheathed cable NYM-J 3x1.5 mm2) by approx. 5 cm.
Route the power supply (light plastic-sheathed cable NYM-J 3x1.5 mm2) through the empty conduit approx. 5 cm into the connection box.
Make sure that the terminals are below the power pack.
Attach the power pack of the electronic accessory set (model 8655.11).
Guide the power supply upwards through the empty conduit into the concealed cistern.
Remove the covering in the cover.
Close the power pack in the connection box with the covering.
Cut out the recess for the power supply.
Insert the cable bushing (model 8580.67) into the recess.
Remove the outer sheath of the power supply (light plastic-sheathed cable NYM-J 3x1.5 mm2) by approx. 5 cm.
Lead the power supply (light plastic-sheathed cable NYM-J 3x1.5 mm2) approx. 5 cm into the connection box.
Make sure that the terminals are below the power pack.
Attach the power pack of the electronic accessory set (model 8655.11).
Guide the power supply upwards through the empty conduit into the concealed cistern.
Remove the covering in the cover.
Close the power pack in the connection box with the covering.
Put the cover on the connection box.
Turn in the threaded rods by hand.
Place the protective caps on the threaded rods.
Use a fork spanner to loosen the four screws on the support.
Set the WC ceramic to the required fixing height.
Use a fork spanner to tighten the four screws on the support.
Impress a suitable plasterboard cladding panel at the inspection shaft and at the site protection by applying gentle pressure.
Cut out the recesses for the site protection, the inspection shaft and the threaded rods.
Clad the element with suitable plasterboard cladding panels.
Cut the WC connection box at the corners.
The last slat protruding at the bottom of the WC connection box prevents leaking water getting in behind the wall.
Shorten the WC connection box on the underside to the last slat in front of the tiling.
Fold the other sides of the WC connection box outwards up to the tile level and snap them off.
To avoid product damage when connecting a shower WC, use the connection set model 8570.70.
For an electronic flush actuation, the small flush volume must be set to 2 litres.
Requirements:
The cistern is freely accessible.
The water supply has been shut off.
The ceramic has been mounted.
Fold the tabs forward.
Lift the drain valve.
Remove the drain valve through the revision opening.
Set the large flush volume at the drain valve.
Set the small flush volume at the drain valve.
Requirements:
The drain valve has been dismounted.
The flushing throttle has been removed.
Unlock the flushing throttle.
Set the flush flow at the throttle.
Lock the flushing throttle.
The concealed cistern is constantly under mechanical, chemical, and physical stress. For this reason, the components must be cleaned as required, and the drain and filling valve seals renewed.
In areas or regions with hard water due to high concentration of calcium or magnesium salts, there is the risk of limescale deposits developing on the inlet and drain valves. The valves may have to be replaced, depending on the extent of the deposits.
Separate the product and packaging materials (e. g. paper, metal, plastic or non-ferrous metals) and dispose of in accordance with valid national legal requirements.