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Plumbing

To make the necessary connections for water fill and drain, the 

following steps are required. (Refer to Figure 4 for locations)

1.  Install external shutoff valve between the water supply and 

the humidifier for ease in servicing the unit.

2. 

Connect water supply to the 1/4” compression fitting on the  

bottom of the cabinet.

3.  Connect the 3/4” tube from the accessory pack to the drain 

reservoir.  Cut the tube to the length necessary to reach the 

drain.

4.  Insert the other end of the tube into a minimum 6” vertical 

length of the 1-1/4” minimum I.D. drain line. The balance of 

the drain line should be 1” I.D. minimum with a minimum 

1/8” per foot slope. (See Figure 4.)

SECTION III INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Mounting

The cabinet is designed to safely contain the working components 

of  the  HERRMIDIFIER  6500  series  humidifier  and  dissipate 

heat  to  protect  the  electronics.  Locate  humidifier,  steam  pipe 

and accessories in a manner to allow routine inspection and any 

necessary maintenance. DO NOT install the unit above false 

ceilings or around valuable property, where a malfunction could 

cause damage. Correct positioning of the humidifier is important 

to allow for proper operation and easy maintenance. Minimum 

clearance around the cabinet should be maintained as follows:

 

Minimum Clearances 

Around Cabinet

Left

6”

Right

12”

Top

6”

Bottom

12”

 

1.  Remove cover by removing four side screws.

2.  Remove foam packing from top of cylinder.

3.  Two 5/16” lag bolts are supplied with the CFS20/22 unit.  

Install the lag bolts according to the dimensions in Figure 3.

4.  Hang the unit on the wall and secure the bolts.  Be sure the 

unit is level and mounted directly to the wall into wood studs 

at least 2” thick (or equivalent).  Operating weight is 27 lbs.

5.  Replace cover and four screws.

Figure 3 (Back View)

WARNING!

Do not mount any controls inside the unit or tap power 

from any location in the unit, except as stated in these 

instructions.  Do not place objects near the cabinet.  Do 

not attach to dry wall without studs.  At least one of the 

5/16” bolts must be located on a stud. 

FIGURE #3

(BACK VIEW)

9.00

.91

1.31

Ø .625 X .313"

KEYHOLE MTG. SLOT

TYP. 2

CAUTION!

Do not use reverse osmosis or demineralized water 

treatment  without  first  consulting  the  factory.  This 

water may not be sufficiently conductive to allow proper 

operation. Consult factory if water is outside the range 

of  allowable  conductivities  (125-1250  micro-Siemens). 

Do not use hot water.

Herrtronic

®

 Model 6500

WARNING!

If the drain line is exposed, it is recommended that it be 

insulated for safety.  Do not use PVC drain line unless 

“Drain Tempering” is enabled.

NOTE:  Inlet  water  pressure  must  be  in  the  range  of 

20-100 psig. Consult the factory if you are outside this 

range. Softened water may be used but requires that 

the low drain threshold be adjusted. 

DRAIN LINE TO BE 1" MIN. I.D. TERMINATING

AT THE UNIT WITH 6" OF 1 1/4" I.D. VERTICAL

PLUMBING.

 

THIS ALLOWS AN AIR GAP BETWEEN THE 1" O.D. 

DRAIN TUBE FROM THE UNIT AND THE DRAIN.

   1/4" O.D. COPPER OR

POLY TUBE WATER FILL LINE

3/4" MIN. I.D./1" MAX O.D.
FLEXIBLE DRAIN CONNECTION

6" MIN. LENGTH OF 1-1/4" MIN. I.D. 
COPPER LINE.  IF PVC IS USED OR LOCAL 
CODES REQUIRE A LOWER TEMPERATURE 

BALANCE OF DRAIN LINE TO BE 1" MIN. I.D.
WITH A MINIMUM PITCH OF 1/8" PER 12" OF RUN

DRAIN RESEVOIR

DRAIN WATER, ENABLE DRAIN TEMPERING.

4" RECOMMENDED

8"

RECOMMENDED

Figure 4

Summary of Contents for Herrtronic 6500 Series

Page 1: ...H E R R M I D I F I E R w w w h e r r m i d i f i e r h v a c c o m Herrtronic 6500 Series Electrode Steam Humidifiers READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...res 5 Engineering Application 6 SECTION III INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Mounting 7 Plumbing 7 Steam Distribution 8 Wiring 9 Supply Power 9 Control Circuit Connections 9 SECTION IV OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 3: ...th this number may be returned to HERRMIDIFIER for replacement Incidental expenses such as cost of transporting the humidifier to HERRMIDIFIER or labor associated with removal replacement of the parts...

Page 4: ...reached the fill valve will shut off The unit will now compare the rate of change of amp draw to a time cycle 2 Once the water in the cylinder is mineral laden and hence very conductive a drain cycle...

Page 5: ...nder life may be higher or lower depending on the exact composition of your water supply Key Features Adjustable Setpoints See Figure 13 Page 13 Capacity Range 50 100 Preset at 100 Low Drain Threshold...

Page 6: ...plest application is to utilize the steam generated by the 6500 unit to discharge it directly into the HVAC system ductwork In this application a steam pipe is preferably installed in the system ductw...

Page 7: ...lts according to the dimensions in Figure 3 4 Hang the unit on the wall and secure the bolts Be sure the unit is level and mounted directly to the wall into wood studs at least 2 thick or equivalent O...

Page 8: ...talling in the side of the ductwork make sure the unit is positioned to allow condensate to drain back down the steam hose to the steam generator The duct distributor pipe has a built in pitch to allo...

Page 9: ...rtronic Model 6500 Control Circuit Connections WARNING Do NOT install any controls inside the HERRMIDIFIER 6500 cabinet Installations of any extraneous devices inside the electrical compartment may ca...

Page 10: ...___________ ____________________________________________ Humidifier Installer Company Checklist completion date DRAIN RESERVOIR BALANCE OF DRAIN LINE TO BE 1 MIN I D DRAIN WATER TEMPERATURE IS SUITABL...

Page 11: ...l 6500 CYLINDER FULL INTERFACE ELECTRODE RELAY FILL VALVE ADJUSTING SCREW POWER TERMINAL BLOCK TRANSFORMER 24VAC COM TERMINAL BLOCK TERMINAL STRIP MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD AUXILIARY RELAY DRAIN SWITCH COVER...

Page 12: ...Figure 12D Herrtronic Model 6500 CYLINDER FULL ELECTRODE WIRE 26 POWER WIRE 33 POWER WIRE 32 115V UNIT CYLINDER FULL ELECTRODE WIRE 26 POWER WIRE 33 POWER WIRE 32 230V UNIT A C E D E C Maintenance To...

Page 13: ...cted to a complete operational test prior to shipment All circuit board adjustments are made at the factory and should not be adjusted beyond the guidelines set in this troubleshooting guide without f...

Page 14: ...utput over a 24 hour timeframe This alarm indicates a need to change the cylinder that the water supply is low in conductivity or that a foaming condition exists End of cylinder life Cylinder life is...

Page 15: ...over concentration and foaming Check restriction in fill line Adjust the metering fill valve to allow greater flow of water See Figure 11 Have water analyzed If iron content is greater than 1 mg lite...

Page 16: ...If water is going down the overflow and the water level is low Check to ensure that static pressure in the duct is not forcing water down the overflow instead of allowing water to enter the cylinder...

Page 17: ...ASSIS CYLINDER FULL INTERFACE TRANSFORMER AUX AIR PROVING SWITCH 6 8 10 5 4 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOROID 11 R1 RELAY R2 ELECTRODE RELAY FILLVALVE DRAINVALVE J1 CF ELECTRODE HUMIDISTAT 24VAC ELECTRO...

Page 18: ...530 1845 GT 118 GT 116 FILL SUB ASSEMBLY 138586 001 GT 120 EST 207 EST 1533 3 DRAIN SUB ASSEMBLY 1095 EST 1012 GT 262 EST 596 EST 207 EST 003A GT 335 EST 1512 GT 322 EST 1225 KIT EST 353 EST 105A 2675...

Page 19: ...Drain reservoir kit EST 1512 Transformer 115 230V to 24VAC EST 1530 Terminal block EST 1533 3 Drain valve kit EST 1618 Tubing 1 O D silicone EST 207 Clamp EST 207 Hose clamp SS EST 353 Bushing short 3...

Page 20: ...Form No 267949 001 Rev 11 16 HERRMIDIFIER 101 McNeill Rd Sanford NC 27330 P 800 884 0002 F 800 458 2379 www herrmidifier hvac com cs herrmidifier hvac com HERRMIDIFIER 2016 All Rights Reserved...

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