Atlantic Mantova Wall Spout User Manual [en, fr, es]

Wall Spout Operating Manual

Manuel d’utilisation de bec déverseur mural

Manual de operación del surtidor de pared

Includes Models:
Couvre les modèles:
Incluye los modelos:

WSM-S

WSR-S

1-877-80-PONDS

www.atlanticwatergardens.com

Introduction:

Thank you for choosing Atlantic’s Wall Spout. Wall Spouts are designed for use in
formal water feature applications utilizing an enclosed basin or open basin. They
can install easily into most retaining walls. The solid brass construction with oil
rubbed bronze finish will provide you with years of lasting enjoyment.

Prior to Operation and Installation

Caution:

• DO NOT operate this product under any conditions other than those
for which it is specified. Failure to observe these precautions can lead to
product failure or other problems.

• Follow all aspects of electrical codes installing the Wall Spouts. A grounding
lug is provided if required by code.

• Wall Spouts are designed for use in Pond-free, fountain applications, and
open basins of water.

Installation

Use 1½” plumbing to feed each Wall
Spout. The required flow rate of each
spout is 600 gph. The first thing to
consider when plumbing the wall
spout is whether or not to light the
water from behind. When plumbing
without a light, a simple 1½” PVC
elbow is required (see Figure 1). If
you plan to plumb a light at the back
of the wall, a 1½” tee with a 1½”x 1”
female threaded bushing should
be used (see Figure 2).

Apply teflon tape or paste on the

threads, then thread the 1½” Male
Thread Adapter (MTA) into the back of
the spout (see Figure 3). The MTA will

recess into the wall in order to mount
the back plate flush against the wall.

When possible, dry t the 1½” PVC
pipe through the wall, and cut

the pipe to the desired
length. If this is not
possible, leave enough
room in the wall to glue

the MTA to the pipe.

Figure 1

1½”
elbow

Figure 2

1½” tee

1½” x 1”
bushing

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It is important that you do not glue
the MTA to the pipe first, and then
thread the wall spout onto the MTA.
Doing it this way may lead to the wall
spout being set out of level. If not level,
you will be able to make small
adjustments to level the spout, but
this may not be able to perfectly level it.

When plumbing multiple spouts off of one

pump, run a main feed line along the back
of the wall, teeing up to the individual

spouts (see Figure 4). If plumbing multiple

spouts at the same height, individual ball valves are not needed. If the spouts
vary in height, it is best to install a ball valve in each line feeding the spouts to

provide more control over the flow. When running more than three spouts,
the main feed line should be increased to at least 2”.

Figure 3

Figure 4

1½” PVC

2” feed line

Maintenance:

To clean the interior of the Wall Spout, rst turn off the power to the pump to

avoid the chance of electrical shock. Remove any large obstructions that may

be present and wipe down the interior of the spout with a non-abrasive cloth.
Atlantic Colorfalls and Fountain Treatment (Item # CFFT800) can be used to

help keep the Wall Spout and the water in your basin clean.

Warranty:

Wall Spouts carry a one-year limited warranty. This limited warranty is extended

solely to the original purchaser commencing from the date of the original
purchase receipt and is void if any of the following apply:

• The Wall Spout is installed in a load bearing application.

• The Wall Spout has been misused or abused.

• The Wall Spout has been disassembled or modied other than as

described in this manual.

This warranty excludes labor/costs of labor for removal or installation of
any product.

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