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Figure 5.4.3.1 Conductor holder with DEHN- Figure 5.4.3.2 SPANNsnap with DEHNsnap Figure 5.4.3.3 FIRSTsnap for mounting on
snap for ridge tiles plastic conductor holder existing ridge clips

angled by hand

when used on slated roofs,
angle the inner hook

Figure 5.4.3.4 UNIsnap roof conductor holder with pre-punched brace – Figure 5.4.3.5 UNIsnap roof conductor holder with pre-punched
Used on pantiles and smooth tiles (e.g. pantile roofs) brace – Used on slated roofs

ing tiles. By pressing on the top interlocking tile, the stain- tiles (e.g. plain tiles) or slabs and is tightened by hand (only
less steel (V4A) brace is deformed and adapts itself to the turn DEHNsnap) (Figure 5.4.3.8).
shape of the seam. Thus, it is tightly fixed under the tile.
¨ Roof conductor holders (Part No. 204 229) with preformed Overlapped constructions
brace are hooked into the lower seam of pantile roofs In case of overlapped constructions (e.g. slabs and natural
(Figure 5.4.3.7). slate), the DEHNsnap conductor holder (Figure 5.4.3.9) is
snapped in from the side and fixed by means of a screw driver
Flat tiles or slabs when the holder is open.
Together with the DEHNsnap conductor holder, the In case of diagonally installed slabs, DEHNsnap can be turned
ZIEGELsnap roof conductor holder is pushed between the flat to ensure vertical conductor routing.

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