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1. Warnings .............................................................................................................................. 3

2.  Optional Equipment ............................................................................................................. 4

3.  Package Contents ................................................................................................................ 4

4.  Mounting Instructions .......................................................................................................... 5

5.  Standard “L” Bracket Installation ......................................................................................... 6

6. Wiring ................................................................................................................................... 7

7. Operation.............................................................................................................................. 9

8. Maintenance ....................................................................................................................... 10

Summary of Contents for HD3D

Page 1: ...1 Installation Operation and Maintenance Instructions HD3D Forced Air Heater Corrosion Resistant Hose Down PF200 8 161 305521 001 January 2015 ...

Page 2: ...2 Table of Contents Section Page 1 Warnings 3 2 Optional Equipment 4 3 Package Contents 4 4 Mounting Instructions 5 5 Standard L Bracket Installation 6 6 Wiring 7 7 Operation 9 8 Maintenance 10 ...

Page 3: ...ury type thermostat directly on unit Vibration could cause heater to malfunction Fan blade rotation must be checked If airflow is not moving out through the louvers interchange any two of the three customer power leads on three phase units only FIRE HAZARD To prevent personal injury or property damage do not operate heater near combustible objects restrict aiflow or use for purposes other than des...

Page 4: ... Factory installed heater on heater off fan only to permit air flow with or without energizing the heating elements The switch is ac cessible from outside the NEMA 4X enclosure On Pilot Light Factory installed to indicate when power is on Internal Fusing Factory installed Manual Reset Cutout Factory installed Disconnect Switch Field Factory installed See document PF928 for installation instruction...

Page 5: ...ter air circulation where each unit supports the air stream from another EXPOSED E X P O S E D EXPOSED EXPOSED EXPOSED E X P O S E D Figure A Minimum Clearances A The heater must be mounted at least 7 above the floor to avoid accidental contact with the heating elements or fan blade which could cause injury B Keep at least 5 clearance in front of the heater Re fer to figures 1 and 2 for side top a...

Page 6: ...d rod sizes for in stallation to be supplied by installer are located in figure 3 Figure 4 shows typical installation dimensions meeting minimum requirements Standard Non Swivel Brackets A Typ 120 120 Figure 3 Dimensions kW A Radius Inches cm Bolt Size Inches mm 2 7 5 7 3 4 20 3 8 to 7 16 10 to 11 10 20 9 1 2 24 3 8 to 7 16 10 to 11 25 39 11 1 2 29 3 8 to 7 16 10 to 11 Wall Ceiling Floor Wall Ceil...

Page 7: ...tch and may be controlled by a wall mounted thermostat 4 All units are provided with control and power termi nal blocks for customer s connection 5 Protection against overheating is provided by an internal automatic thermal cutout manual reset cutout optional which opens the electric circuit if the normal air flow is restricted or stopped Cutout automatically energizes heater on removal of the obs...

Page 8: ...JUMPER WHEN THERMOSTAT IS USED OMIT FOR 1Ø IN HEATER CONTACTOR C2 C1 TIME DELAY CONTROL TERMINAL BLOCK SEC PRIMARY 40VA TRANSFORMER POWER CONTACTOR MOTOR X1 X2 H1 H2 RELAY 2 NC NOC 6 1 REFER TO NAMEPLATE FOR XFMR PRIMARY INPUT AND SECONDARY CONTROL VOLTAGE AR CUTOUT BUILT IN OR REMOTE THERMOSTAT FOR VOLTAGE AND PHASE SEE HEATER NAMEPLATE 1PH ELEMENT WIRING 3PH ELEMENT WIRING PINK BROWN BLK BRN YEL...

Page 9: ...hru HD3DTSP 4000 Operation With proper installation this heater will provide efficient and dependable service Please read the following guidelines to ensure reliable operation 1 Do not allow objects such as fabric or other com bustible materials to restrict the airflow through the heater 2 Heater should not be operated unattended unless adequate controls and safety devices have been in stalled 3 T...

Page 10: ...aters are provided with sealed ball bearings factory lubricated requiring no further lubrication under normal service conditions 3 Vacuum or hose off heater with water at city pres sure before activating for next heating season to remove accumulated dust or lint which otherwise may smoke or incinerate on initial heat up 4 Check internal and external wiring connections to ensure they have not becom...

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