Roberts Gorden CGTH-40, CGTH-30 Cox Geelen Vertical Venting, Vertical Venting Configurations

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SECTION 5: VENTING INSTALLATION

5.5Cox Geelen Vertical Venting

WARNING

Carbon Monoxide Hazard

Heater must be exhausted outside. Use materials supplied.

This heater needs fresh air for safe operation and must be installed so there are provisions for adequate combustion and ventilation air.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in death or injury.

After the heater has been properly suspended in accordance with the preceding headings of this sec- tion, proceed to install the venting as described below. Be sure to observe the General Venting Guidelines on Page 14, Section 4.5.

FIGURE 28: Vertical Venting Configurations

 

VERTICAL

 

 

 

Roof

Roof

 

 

 

Terminal

 

 

 

 

 

 

30” (762 mm)

90506008

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

minimum

 

 

 

 

above roof

 

 

 

 

 

Storm

 

 

 

 

Collar

 

 

 

 

 

Vent

 

 

 

 

Clamp

90506003

 

 

 

 

 

 

90506004

A

 

 

90506005

 

 

 

 

 

90506001

90506012

Burner

 

 

B

 

 

 

Use Table 2 to select lengths for A & B

Table 2: Components

Part Number

Description

90506001

Elbow 90°

 

90506003

Concentric Flue

10" (254 mm)

90506004

Concentric Flue

20" (500 mm)

90506005

Concentric Flue

39" (1000 mm)

90506008

Roof Terminal

50.5" (1283 mm)

90506012

Burner/Vent Adapter

1.Using a saw, cut an appropriate size clearance hole in the roof to accommodate the vertical run of vent pipe and the vent termination (minimum 5" [125 mm]).

2.Install the vent adapter (P/N 90506012) and secure with #8 x 3/8" sheet metal screws as shown on Page 28, Figure 26.

3.Measure the distance to the center of the hole from the vent adapter. Note this dimension here

_________. If the concentric vent has to be cut, use the following guidelines:

A.Subtract 1.5" (38 mm) to allow for the elbow and both joints.

B.Separate the 3" (80 mm) and the 5" (125 mm) vent by pulling the 3" (80 mm) vent out from the end with the internal silicone gasket. Remove the internal spring from the non-sili- cone gasket end of the 5" (125 mm) vent.

C.Always cut the 3" (80 mm) and 5" (125 mm) vent separately to avoid damage.

D.Always cut from the non-silicone gasket end and deburr thoroughly.

4.Install a 4-7" EPDM storm collar (P/N 90506015) following the instruction below:

A.Slide storm collar down over lower section of the vertical vent. Water can be used as a lubricant. Apply silicone sealant on under- side of flange. Turning back flexible flange makes this simple.

B.Press pipe flashing into contours of roof panel configuration. If there is a sharp angle in the panel, a blunt tool can be used to press the flashing into place.

C.Lower roof terminal (P/N 90506008) through the 5" (125 mm) hole. From the inside ensure the vent is square. Secure the vent clamp to the inside of the roof. See Figure 28.

D.Apply silicone sealant between base and roof. Drill and fasten flashing to surface. Use a blunt tool to press base into sharp corners of valleys while drilling; and against to insert rivet or screw.

E.Follow the sequence: drill two holes on oppo- site sides of aluminum base through sheet.

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Contents Gas-Fired, Low-Intensity Page 2005 Page Table of Figures Page Roberts-Gordon, LLC Before YOU Begin 1.1 Read This ManualQuestions, Comments or Suggestions About the Heater Unpacking the Heater 2.3.1 Manpower RequirementsSafety Carton Contents of Heaters with Galvanized Venting Manual Gas Shut-off Valve Carton Contents of Heaters with Cox Geelen VentingHeater Assembly Available as an accessory under kit part numbersAvailable Accessories for Galvanized Vent Wall Venting Kit P/N 08032200 includes CGTH-Series by Components Identification Components IdentificationVenting Specifications Heater SpecificationsWhere Cant the Heater Be Installed? Where Can the Heater Be Installed?Planning 3.1 General Gas Service Requirements 3.2.1 Gas TypeMeter and Service Electrical Service RequirementsPublic Garages Venting Requirements 3.4.1 System RequirementsVenting Codes Balanced Flue ConstructionHazardous Locations Installation Materials InstallationSafety Equipment Installation ToolsGeneral Venting Guidelines Required Safe Distances from Combustibles Inches Metric cm ModelNon-residential applications Remove Shipping Screw from Control Housing DoorHang the Heater Heater Orientation Typical InstallationDimension Model Minimum Maximum Horizontal Installation45 Tilted Installation 13 45 Tilted InstallationSilicone Cap Installation Grille Installation for Select Models OnlyUnited States Requirements Venting InstallationInstall Galvanized Collar General Venting RequirementsGalvanized Horizontal Venting Galvanized Horizontal Venting with an Elbow Bird Screen InstallationHorizontal Installation Top View Elbow Assembly Assembly Overview Vent Assembly OverviewCox Geelen Horizontal Venting Horizontal Installation Side View Cox Geelen VentingPart Number Description Flue Collar and AdapterCox Geelen Vertical Venting Vertical Venting ConfigurationsVent Clamp System Requirements Electrical Service InstallationHeater Rating 120V, 60 Hz, Single Phase, 1A Thermostat PlacementThermostat Installation Rear View GAS Service Installation 7.1 Install Gas Supply Lines Sequence of Operation TestingOperation 8.1 Operating Instructions To Turn Off Gas To HeaterCover Cap Regulator Screw Outlet Pressure Tap Igniter does not Spark Blower does not Come onPossible Cause Try this Natural Gas Burner does not LightLP Gas Manometer Reading Burner Cycles on and OFF TOO Quickly Burner Makes Vibrating Noises While Running Housing door. See Page 17, SectionMaintenance 10.1 Pre-Season Maintenance Connection Diagram Wiring Diagrams 11.1 Connection DiagramLadder Diagram Ladder Diagram Illustrated Parts List for Burner Illustrated Parts List Replacement PartsReplacement Parts List for Burner Part Number Description CGTH-30 CGTH-40 CGTH-50 Limitations on Authority Representatives Warranty is Void ifROBERTS-GORDON will not PAY for Page Owner Warranty Registration Card Page
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