State Industries SBD71 120, SBD85 500 manual Venting, Atmospheric, Single, and Multiple Heaters

Models: SBD85 500 SBD71 120

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SBD TANK TYPE HEATERS

SERVICE HANDBOOK

VENTING

Atmospheric, Single, and Multiple Heaters

All SBD water heaters are classified by ANSI as category I (non-condensing, negative pressure venting) appliances. They are approved for type B vent.

For larger applications, SBD water heaters can be common vented together either in a tapered manifold or constant size manifold. (Follow National Fuel Gas Code requirements for sizing and installation.)

Combined Vents

When vents are combined, the area of the combined vent should be equal to area of the largest single vent, plus 50% of area of all others joining.

EXAMPLE: To combine two 6” vents with an 8” vent, the area of a combined vent should be one half area of two 6 inch vents (14 + 14) plus area of 8 inch vent (50) or 78 sq. inches. Referring to chart, 78 sq. inches require 10” diameter vent.

 

Area in Square

 

Area in Square

Vent Size

Inches

Vent Size

Inches

5"

20

10"

79

6"

28

12"

113

7"

38

14"

154

8"

50

16"

201

9"

64

18"

254

Nine Rules for Good Vents

1.The vent pipe should ALWAYS be the same size as the outlet of the draft diverter or factory supplied vent reducer.

Model SBD 120 are supplied with a 6” to 5” reducer.

Models SBD 250, 251 and 275 are supplied with a 8” to 6” reducer.

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State Industries SBD71 120, SBD85 500 manual Venting, Atmospheric, Single, and Multiple Heaters

SBD85 500, SBD71 120 specifications

State Industries has long been recognized as a leader in the manufacturing of water heaters and other thermal products, and its SBD85 500 and SBD71 120 units are prime examples of their innovative approach to energy efficiency and performance. These models are designed to meet diverse residential and commercial needs, showcasing the company's commitment to quality, reliability, and advanced technology.

The SBD85 500 model is an electric water heater designed to deliver an impressive capacity of 85 gallons. It features a glass-lined tank that provides durability and long-lasting performance. The insulation is a key characteristic, as it minimizes heat loss, thereby enhancing energy efficiency. One of the standout technologies integrated into this unit is the high-efficiency heating elements, which ensure rapid heating of the water while consuming minimal energy.

Furthermore, the SBD85 includes adjustable thermostats that allow users to customize their water temperatures according to specific needs. This feature not only improves user comfort but also contributes to lower energy bills by allowing for more efficient energy use. The model is engineered to operate quietly, making it an ideal choice for residential applications where noise levels can be a concern.

On the other hand, the SBD71 120 offers a more compact solution with a capacity of 71 gallons, making it suitable for smaller spaces while still providing robust performance. This model is equally energy-efficient, benefiting from similar technologies such as high-quality insulation and advanced heating elements. The SBD71 is particularly noted for its compact design, which allows for installation in tight areas without compromising on performance.

Both models are built with user-friendly features, including easy connections for water and electrical supply, and clear indicators for maintenance needs. Safety is also a priority in the design of these units, with built-in temperature relief valves to prevent overheating and pressure buildup.

In conclusion, the State Industries SBD85 500 and SBD71 120 water heaters embody the company's dedication to quality and technological advancement. Whether for a large household or a smaller living space, these models provide efficient, reliable hot water solutions tailored to meet the demands of modern consumers. With their advanced features and exceptional performance, they represent a smart investment in energy efficiency and long-term value.