Chromalox PE419-5 specifications General, Section Gch-Gchis, Date February, Chromalox

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DIVISION 4		SECTION GCH-GCHIS
SALES	(Supersedes PE419-4)		PE419-5
REFERENCE

161-027331-001

DATE FEBRUARY, 2009

GCH and GCHIS-6 Circulation Heaters

For Steam, Gas and Air Heating

Specifications — Table A

1” Pipe

Outlet

Model

Volts

Phase

kW

W/In2

Dimensions (In.)

A

B

C

D

GCH-60905

240 or 480

1 or 3 ▲

9

23.8

41-3/4

30

25

11-3/8

1-1/4”

GCH-61205

240 or 480

1 or 3 ▲

12

23.1

48-3/4

37

25

14-7/8

GCH-62005

240 or 480

1 or 3 ▲

20

23.3

60-1/4

48-1/2

25

20-5/8

GCH-62505

240 or 480

3Y

25

22.9

73-5/8

61-7/8

25

27-5/16

GCH-63005

240 or 480

3Y

30

22.7

86-5/8

74-7/8

25

33-7/8

GCHIS-6045

240 or 480

3Y

4

15

41-3/4

30

25

11-3/8

Mtg. Lugs

GCHIS-6085

240 or 480

3Y

8

15

48-3/4

37

25

14-7/8

B

GCHIS-6125

240 or 480

3Y

12

15

60-1/4

48-1/2

25

20-5/8

3/8-16 Tap

GCHIS-6155

240 or 480

3Y

15

15

73-5/8

61-7/8

25

27-5/16

1-1/2” Deep

C

A

GCHIS-6205

240 or 480

3Y

30

15

86-5/8

74-7/8

25

33-7/8

1” Pipe 8” 12-1/32”

		Inlet
AR
Thermostat
	8-3/4”	1-3/8” K.O.
		For 1” Conduit

GENERAL

Read and understand all instructions before installing, servicing or operating product. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or property damage.

The GCH and GCHIS-6 series is a general-purpose gas or steam circulation heater intended for use indoors.

The 6 INCOLOY® sheathed tubular elements are centered in a 5” diameter heating chamber and welded to a removable flange. The assembly is surrounded by 1-1/2” insulation and sheet metal jacket. The GCH series has a steel flange and chamber. The GCHIS series has stainless steel flange and chamber.

Depending upon the order specifications, the GCH-GCHIS-6 may or may not be factory equipped with an AR or other Chromalox ther- mostat. Such thermostats function to control outlet temperatures and to limit internal temperatures under abnormal flow conditions. These controls do not fail safe.

The system designer is responsible for the safety of this equipment and should install adequate back-up controls and safety devices with their electric heating equipment. Where the conse- quences of failure could result in personal injury or property damage, back-up controls are essential.

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