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- 0:00 Dual Drain System Overview The video introduces the independently operated two-inch drains with large dial openers and adjustable floor drain covers.
- 0:23 How Dual Drain Technology Works Ella's dual drain technology uses gravity-driven T-type 4-port dual 2-inch drains with overflow protection and a vent system.
- 0:47 Drainage Speed And Factors Field tests show drainage completes in 52 seconds, but actual drainage time depends on home drain conditions and piping.
- 1:36 Contact Ella's Bubbles Customers can call Ella's Bubbles or visit the website for more information.
Ella's Bubbles walk-in tubs feature dual drain technology, which provides fast and easy drainage. Customers benefit from efficient water removal and overflow protection for a comfortable bathing experience.
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each independently operated two inch drain has large dial openers with extenders for easier grip and turn the floor drain covers are height adjustable for optimum sealing and draining function ella's dual drain technology showcases gravity driven t-type 4-port dual 2-inch drains the dials function as overflow protection and utilize a stainless steel cable with lever to open or close each floor drain the dual drain also works as a vent system allowing for fast air pocket relief and drainage our field tests show drainage complete in 52 seconds however the drainage in your home will depend on drain conditions and piping of the house call ella's bubbles today at 800 800-480-6850 or visit our website ella's bubbles.com
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