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Figure 2.3, Inlet and outlet location, Figure 2.4 – AERCO KC1000 Heater Mar 2011 User Manual

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INSTALLATION

2-3

Shut-off valves and union conections must be

installed in the inlet and outlet lines for

maintenance. The use of dielectric unions is

recommended. Install the piping and acces-

sories as per the following drawings, located in

Appendix F of this manual.

SD-A-705 for single units

SD-A-706 for multiple units

SD-A-707 for single units with a stratified

tank

SD-A-708 for multiple units with a stratified

storage tank

SD-A-709 for single units with a stratified

tank for 2 temperature zones

NOTE:

All piping must be arranged so that it does not

interfere with removal of any cover, inhibit

service or maintenance, or prevent access

between the unit and walls, or another unit.

Figure 2.3

Inlet and Outlet Location

2.3.3 TEST HOSE BIB

A Test Hose Bib connection, upstream of the

shut off valve on the hot water outlet, is required

for startup and testing (Figure 2.4). It should be

a minimum of 3/4".

The Test Hose Bib cannot

be omitted.

Figure 2.4

Hose Bib Location

NOTE:

The maximum working pressure for installations

within the Province of Alberta is 87 psig.

Therefore, a pressure & temperature relief valve

with a setting of 75 psig/210°F is supplied with

Alberta shipments. See Drawing AP-A-863 in

Appendix E.

2.3.4 PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE

RELIEF & DRAIN

VALVE INSTALLATION

An ASME rated Pressure/Temperature Relief

Valve is supplied with each unit. With the

exception of Alberta installations (see above

Note), the valve setpoint is 150 psig/210°F.

Install the relief valve as shown in Figure 2.5. A

suitable pipe compound should be used on the

threaded connections. Any excess should be

wiped off to avoid getting any into the valve

body. The relief valve should be pipied to within

12 inches of the floor to prevent injury in the

event of a discharge. The relief piping must be

full size, 1-1/2”, without reduction. No valves,

restrictions, or other blockages are allowed in

the discharge line. In multiple unit installations

the discharge lines must not be manifolded

together. Each must be individually run to a

suitable discharge location.