Nortec Industries GS Series manual Combustion AIR Requirements, Direct Vent Guidelines

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upstream of the gas supply connection to the appliance.

COMBUSTION AIR REQUIREMENTS

Provide for adequate combustion and ventilation air in accordance with Sections 8.3, Air for Combustion and Ventilation, of the National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1, or Sections 7.2, 7.3, 7.4 of CAN/CGA B149 Installation Codes, or applicable provisions of the local building codes.

The required free area of supply air opening is: 13 in. sq. (8,387 mm2), for GS 100

23 in. sq. (14,839 mm2), for GS 200

35 in. Sq. (22,581 mm2), for GS 300 47 in. Sq. (30,323 mm2), for GS 400 59 in. Sq. (38,064 mm2), for GS 500

71 in. Sq. ( 45,806 mm2), for GS 600

Cabinet top and bottom contain air openings to provide combustion air to the forced draft blower. DO NOT BLOCK THESE OPENINGS.

Excessive exposure to contaminated combustion air will result in safety and performance related problems. Known contaminates include halogens, ammonia, and chlorides, excessive dust, lime or dirt. Excessive exposure of electronics to the contaminants will also result in performance related problems. Contact NORTEC Technical Services if you have any questions. If contaminants exist, isolate the unit from the contaminated space.

DIRECT VENT GUIDELINES

Installation of the combustion air supply line must be carried out by adequately qualified personnel. All local regulations relating to the provision of air supply systems must be observed and adhered to.

The maximum pipe length for the air supply line and exhaust is equivalent to 70’ (21m). The vent pipe diameter must be maintained over the overall length of the vent.

All air piping must be listed type for direct vent application with sealed joints and seams, such as Z flex.

The air supply line should be approximately as long as the flue gas venting and must be supported at every 5 ft. (1.5 m) and additionally at every pipe bend.

The air supply line must be installed with air supply terminals provided.

At low temperatures, water condensation can form on the outside of the pipe. To prevent this, it is

recommended that the supply air line is insulated and an in line heat is added. Consult factory.

Attach the air supply line to the manifold using a hose clamp or hose coupling if required. See Figure #4.

WARNING: Air supply line should not obstruct any services going to the humidifier front and right side cabinet panels.

WARNING: BH Type venting must be used in a direct vent application.

The air intake terminal and the flue gas terminal must end at an outside location. See Figure #5.

Air Piping Insulated (by others)

Hose Coupling (by others)

Air Intake Connection

Figure #5

Direct Vent Side Wall Requirements

Exhaust terminal with opening vertical.

Intake terminal with opening vertical.

4 ft - 6 ft

(1.2 m - 1.83 m)

Keep 6“ (15.2 cm) away from sidewall.

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Contents Installation User & Maintenance Guide For Your Safety Table Of Contents Principle of Operation Receiving & Unpacking Equipment General SpecificationsDelivery Model DesignationModel Specification Figure #1 Typical Installation Indoor Locating and Mounting Side ClearanceGAS Piping GASCombustion AIR Requirements Direct Vent GuidelinesExhaust Venting General RequirementsFigure #7 Vertical Venting Application Using B or BH Venting Figure # Co-venting Application Using B Vent Only Installation as a Category I Appliance Recommended B-Venting ManufacturersAdditional Requirements When Venting Through a Sidewall Installation as a Category III ApplianceBH Vent Manufacturers LOW Voltage Control Wiring Primary WiringElectrical 600V/3ph 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Fill Water Supply Line Control InstallationPlumbing Drain LineSteam Lines and Condensate Line GS Outdoor InstallationAUX Drain Port MountingFigure # Gstc Outdoor Typical Installation Rooftop TOP GAS Piping Figure #17 Gas PipingElectrical Installation Exhaust Venting Outdoor UnitsFigure #21 Fill Water Connection Auxiliary DrainWater Management CombustionSteam Lines Testing the Ignition Safety SHUT-OFF Start UP ProcedureSTART-UP Checklist Filling the SystemStarting the Humidifier Taking OUT of OperationGS Inspection Check List Supply Water Line Factory for more informationScale Management Water QualityDraining the Tank Safety InstructionsFault Conditions Gstc ModelsMandatory Maintenance Schedule Cleaning the Steel Tank Figure #26 Cleaning Tank AccessServicing the Unit Service Checks Combustion BlowerBurner Hot Surface Igniter and Flame Sensor Replacement Consult Factory Prior to the Replacement of ANY ComponentBurner Removal and Installation Removal and Installation of the Combustion Blower Gas Valve ReplacementAir Switch Replacement Float Chamber ReplacementTransformer Replacement Ignition Module ReplacementFill Valve Replacement Drain Pump Replacement Fill Box ReplacementFigure #38 Heat Exchange Assembly Removal of Heat ExchangerPage Keep Warm Maintenance GSPDAY Drain Analog ChannelTime Proportioning Maintenance ShutdownInput Channel Blowdown GSPNortec TC Controller Main Menu System Status User Settings Status Lockout System Status 1System Status Service Interval System Status 2Service Level 1 Main Menu System Status Service Level User SettingsService Level 2 User Settings 1 User Settings 2 Main Menu System Status Service Level User SettingsUser Settings 3 TypeDiagnostics safety loop protected Service Level password protectedUser Settings password protected Product nameScreen Remaining Service intervalSafety sensors Start DateService interval Service LevelService history Fault history Tank DrainShort Cycle Delay Tank Pre-CleanBurners Time of day User SettingsDate / Time Units DateWater Management Language ControlsFtbd Hours Blowdown Rate Ftbd HourFloat Check Drain Cool Fill Corrctn correctionDrain Corrctn correction Control InputCapacity Limit Transducer InputCalibrate Fault List Fault GIF-X See Fault List Page GS Series Internal Components Spare Parts Igniter / flame sensor gasket Page GS Series Indoor Cabinetry Spare Parts GS Series Outdoor Cabinetry Exploded View GS Outdoor Spare Parts List Page InstructionsAssembly GS Quick Reference Limited Warranty Walter Meier Climate USA Inc

GS Series specifications

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