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Delta F-25, 35, 30, 45, 40 warranty Venting, Oil Vent - Direct Vent Applications, Fig

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Oil Vent - Direct Vent Applications

Venting

Install a barometric control device in the vent	- Note that prevailing winds could cause
connector as shown in Fig. 13 and 13A and	nuisance lockouts, freezing of conden-
adjust per the manufacturer’s instruction when	sate and water/ice build-up may occur
excess draft needs to be relieved or when	on buildings, plants and roofs.
applicable codes require a device.

Install an induced draft fan in the chimney for applications in which:

-Excessive resistance to the flow of flue gases is excepted

-The cross-sectional area of the chimney is smaller than the minimal area required

-The chimney height is less than the minimal requirement

When using an induced draft fan the installer should seal all vent joints and provide an inter- lock system for the ELITE to ensure fan oper- ation.

Oil Vent - Direct Vent Applications

The installer must read and comply with the direct vent instruction outline in Triangle Tube Oil-Fired Direct Vent Instructions.

The installer should give attention to the loca- tion of the ELITE prior to installation. The installer should:

-Locate the unit for shortest possible vent length and the most direct path to the outside wall.

-Note that flue gases will form a white plume in colder climates which may obstruct window views

The installer should consider the following when determining the location of the vent ter- mination:

-Locate or guard the vent termination in a manner to prevent accidental contact by people or pets.

-Vent must terminate at least 4 feet below and 4 feet horizontally or 1 foot above any window, door or gravity air inlet to the building.

-Vent must terminate not less than 7 feet above grade when located adjacent to a public sidewalk.

-Terminate the vent at least 6 feet from adjacent walls

-The bottom of the vent termination shall be located at least 1 foot above the grade, including normal snowline.

-DO NOT terminate the vent into win- dow wells, stairwells, alcoves, court- yards or other recess area.

-DO NOT terminate vent above any window, door or gravity inlet as con- densate can freeze causing ice forma- tions.

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Delta F-25, 35, 30, 45, 40 warranty Venting, Oil Vent - Direct Vent Applications, Fig

Contents

M A N U A L Input from 100,000 to 199,000 Btu/hrF-25/30/35/40& Combination Heaters SECTION I - PRE-INSTALLATIONITEMS Table of ContentsPRODUCT AND SAFETY INFORMATION SECTION II - COMBUSTION AIR AND VENTINGSECTION VI - VENTING Table of ContentsSECTION V - PRIMARY PIPING SECTION VII - FUEL PIPINGSECTION IX - EXTERNAL WIRING Table of ContentsSECTION VIII - INTERNAL WIRING SECTION XI - START-UPPROCEDURESSECTION XIV - INSTALLATION RECORD Table of ContentsSECTION XIII - CHECK-OUTPROCEDURES SECTION XVII - REPLACEMENT PARTSBEST PRACTICES Product & Safety InformationDANGER NOTICEProduct & Safety Information BURNDANGER DANGER Product & Safety InformationDANGER NOTICEProduct & Safety Information •pH & chloride limits for the ELITE areSECTION I - Pre-InstallationItems Pre-InstallationItemsPre-InstallationItems BEST PRACTICESTop and vent hood area - 36 inches Combustion Air and Venting NOTICECombustion Air and Venting Wood louvers will provide 20 to 25% free areaBEST PRACTICES BEST PRACTICES SECTION III - Unit PreparationUnit Preparation NOTICEUnit Preparation Completion of Hydrostatic Test and DrainingSECTION IV - Domestic Piping Domestic PipingDomestic Piping Thermostatic Mixing ValveDANGER DANGER Multiple Units InstallationDomestic Piping Storage Tank ApplicationDomestic Piping Diagrams Domestic PipingTR/SMART Series Application Domestic Piping Fig. 3: ELITE With RecirculationFig. 5 : ELITE with Storage Tank Domestic PipingDomestic Piping Fig. 6: ELITE with TR/SMART Indirect Water HeaterBEST PRACTICE SECTION V - Primary PipingPrimary Piping BEST PRACTICENOTICE Primary PipingCirculator NOTICENOTICE System Piping - Multiple Units InstallationPrimary Piping NOTICEFig. 7 : Near Appliance Primary Near Appliance PipingPrimary Piping Piping with a Diaphragm Type Expansion Tank• Install balancing valves to Primary PipingPrimary Piping CirculatorTriangleTube Primary PipingTriangleTube TriangleTubeSECTION VI - Venting VentingDANGER Fig. VentingOil Vent - Direct Vent Applications Fig. 13ANOTICE VentingBEST PRACTICE BEST PRACTICEVenting Vent ConnectorsGas Fired Installations BEST PRACTICESECTION VII - Fuel Piping Fuel PipingNOTICE Natural Gas Supply Pressure Requirements Fuel PipingPipe Sizing - Natural Gas Pipe Sizing - Propane GasFuel Piping General Oil Piping GuidelinesSECTION VIII - Internal Wiring Internal WiringNOTICE 120V Factory Wiring Internal WiringWire Color Code 24V Factory WiringSECTION IX - External Wiring External WiringNOTICE External Wiring 4 Wire Zone Valve3 Wire Zone Valve Honeywell Thermostat R845A zone External WiringFig. 19: Field wiring with zone circulators Relay 120 VAC H NExternal Wiring Fig. 20: Typical Zone Relay Panel WiringFig. 21: Storage Tank Recirculation Wiring NOTICE SECTION X - Start Up PreparationStart-UpPreparation NOTICEUse of Antifreeze in the Primary System Start-UpPreparationNOTICE NOTICEStart-UpPreparation Check Low Water Cut-OffDeviceNOTICE SECTION XI - Start-UpProcedures Start-UpProceduresStart-UpProcedures Table 2: Recommended Combustion LevelsDANGER SECTION XII - Temperature LimitsTemperature Limits NOTICENOTICE Setting the Thermostatic Mixing ValveTemperature Limits NOTICESECTION XIII- Check-OutProcedures Check-OutProceduresNOTICE SECTION XIV - Installation Record Installation RecordReplacements Parts SECTION XVII - Replacement PartsReplacement Parts NOTICEReplacements Parts Fig. 24: Jacket ComponentsReplacements Parts Fig. 25: Control Panel Components24V Circuit Replacements PartsFig. 26: Electrical Panel Components 120 V CircuitFig. 28: Rear view SpecificationsFig. 27: Side view Fig. 29: Top view of ELITESpecifications ModelTTP Brazed Plate Heat Exchangers from Triangle Tube/PhasePhase III Indirect Fired Water Heaters Maxi-floPool and Spa Heat Exchangers