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Clearances and Location surfaces,if possible.Where two or more units are installed in the same room,a <br /> general scheme of air circulation should be maintained. <br /> For safety and convenience,provide clearances as shown in the Suspended heaters are most effective when located as close to the working zone <br /> following table.Minimum clearances are also listed on the heater as possible,and this fact should be kept in mind when determining the mounting <br /> rating plate. heights to be used.However,avoid directing the discharged air directly on the <br /> Minimum Clearances-inches(mm) room occupants. <br /> Sides Bottom Partitions,columns,counters,or other obstructions should be taken into consid- <br /> Top Control Side Opposite To To Non- eration when locating the unit heater so that a minimum quantity of airflow will <br /> Side Controls Combustibles Combustibles be deflected by such obstacles. <br /> 6" 6"(152)plus 6" 6" 0" When units are located in the center of the space to be heated,the air should be <br /> (152) width of unit (152) (152) (0) discharged toward the exposed walls.In large areas,units should be located to <br /> discharge air along exposed walls with extra units provided to discharge air in <br /> Unit Heater Location -For best results,the heater should be toward the center of the area. <br /> placed with certain rules in mind.In general,a unit should be At those points where infiltration of cold air is excessive,such as at entrance <br /> located from 8 to 12 ft(2.6 to 3.6M)above the floor. Units doors and shipping doors,it is desirable to locate the unit so that it will discharge <br /> should always be arranged to blow toward or along exposed wall directly toward the source of cold air from a distance of 15 to 20 feet(4.5 to 6 <br /> CAUTION:Do not locate the heater where it Itily be exposed to water spray,rain or dripping water. <br /> 7. Suspension and Mounting WARNING: Do not support a Model SCE with four <br /> Before installing,check the supporting structure to be sure that it corner support legs.A Model SCE requires additional <br /> has sufficient load-carrying capacity to support the weight. support as illustrated in Figure 7.Bottom clearance of <br /> Net Weight(lbs and kg) 6" (152mm) to combustibles must be observed for all <br /> Size 100 125 150-175 200-225 250-300 350 400 models. <br /> SC/ lbs 158 178 203 283 321 350 410 <br /> HSC kg 72 81 92 128 146 159 186 <br /> SCA lbs 198 211 228 314 386 430 487 arilo <br /> kg 90 96 103 142 175 195 221 I a I Y7" <br /> Cabinet g (178mm) <br /> SCB lbs N/A 281 323 347 414 458 515 v K <br /> kg N/A 127 147 157 188 208 234 i <br /> '� ,�11�'SCE lbs N/A 313 358 382 482 498 560 1/a x 1-v2 Hes Head Lockwv4"Nuts <br /> !i ashrs <br /> kg N/A 142 162 173 219 226 254 ,,:,,111' \ Bolts Spacers <br /> Suspension -All Models le Iron Leg <br /> g <br /> Model SCA and SCB unit heaters and Model SC and HSC duct t 1 f' <br /> furnaces have two-point suspension.Model SCE packaged furnace/ 4"(102mm) Dril19/32"clearance holes in <br /> blower cabinet has four-point suspension. See hanger centerline1/4" `• angle iron leg and cabinet leg <br /> P P $ 2"x 2"x 2-1/4" <br /> dimensions in Paragraph 3. Angle Iron Leg i (57mm) <br /> At each suspension point,the unit is factory-equipped with a free- A A=6"(152mm)minimum height for <br /> turning, female, 1"NPT pipe hanger. Suspend byconnectingthe 6"x 6"s 1/4" clearance to combustibles.The recommended <br /> P P g 1� Metal Plate height is 8"(203mm)for plumbing and service <br /> pipe hanger to a 1"threaded pipe. See suspension method on the <br /> left in Figure 5.As an alternative method,the factory-installed pipe Furnace <br /> hanger may be removed and the heater suspended as illustrated on <br /> the right in Figure 5. ���`'r <br /> Shipping Bolt Lug <br /> WARNING: Units must be supported level for Figure 6-Model SC/HSC Retaining Screw '. <br /> Mounting Supports rrN,aas�(4cul <br /> proper operation. Do not place or add additional 1 <br /> • above-field fabricated6- <br /> weight to the suspended unit. See Hazard Levels, • right-available as a part t'g2°'m' <br /> page 2. <br /> Mounting Support(Model SCE) <br /> Standard Assembly Installer Replaced Assembly Model SCE requires six support locations.See Figure 7. <br /> 1"Pipe Flange Washer Nut AssemblySupports available from the manufacturer(P/N 74487)or field-fabricated <br /> legs as illustrated in Figure 6 may be used at the four corner support loca- <br /> tions.Do not use this type of support at the center support locations(be- <br /> r'Pipe I 3i8"Rod tween the furnace and the blower section).At the center locations,a field- <br /> Washer Nut <br /> Threaded # Assembly tandard fabricated,angle-iron brace support must extend horizontally,jointly sup- <br /> Socket .�(SAssembly porting a portion of both the furnace and the blower cabinet.All supports <br /> re, l --- <br /> I • Beater Top —oirtr ') Removed) <br /> must be non-combustible. <br /> Lthe ess through <br /> Figure 7-Model SCE Support Locations <br /> Figure 5-Suspension Methods the side panel g PP <br /> Mounting Supports (Model SC/HSC Duct Furnaces) Support between the Airllnw <br /> Most furnaces will be suspended.If the installation requires that the blower cabinet and ra_, <br /> furnace be mounted,support feet are available to mount the heater the furnace must <br /> and provide 6"(152mm)clearance.Figure 6 illustrates the support extend horizontally Blower section Furnace Section - <br /> feet available from the manufacturer and an alternative field-fabri- supporting both <br /> cated support foot. sections. ® \\ <br /> Form RZ 406, Mfg#132903,Page S " <br />