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Index – Reznor UEAS Unit Installation Manual User Manual

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Operating Principle showing

Combustion Airflow and

Supply Airflow

This unit heater is a high efficiency appliance designed to extract part of the latent heat from the products of combustion. This

process forms condensation which is collected and directed to a drainage point inside the unit. The heater is equipped with a 1/2”

(12.7mm) PVC pipe for connecting to a condensate drain. The water condensed from the products of combustion will be acidic.

The level of concentration is dependent upon the environment where the appliance is installed and may be as high as 6PH. DO

NOT USE COPPER OR COPPER BASED ALLOYS FOR CONDENSATE DRAINS.

Room Supply

Air Intake

Warm

Air

Discharge

Flue Gas Outlet

Cooler flue gas tem-

perature requires a

condensate drain in

the vent.

Condensate

drain connection from

the secondary heat exchanger

Outside

Combustion Air

to the Burner

INDEX

A

Abnormal Heat Cycle Functions

31

B

Burner Maintenance 35, 36

Burner Orifice 37

Burner Removal Instructions

35, 36

C

California Warning Label 4

Check Installation After Startup

34

Check the Installation Prior to

Startup 33

Clearance 16

Clearances 7

Combustion Air Inlet 12

Combustion Air Inlet Pipe 12

Combustion Air Pipe Support

16

Combustion Air Pressure

Switch 39

Combustion Air Proving

(Pressure Switch) 29

Concentric Adapter Box

Connections 17

Concentric Adapter Box

Dimensions 16, 17

Condensate Drain 25, 26

Condensate Drain System 40

Condensate Drain Traps 25

Continuous Fan Operation 32

Location of Controls 37

Control Wiring 27

Conversion Instructions 11

Converting to Propane 11, 12

D

Derate by Valve Outlet

Pressure 10

Dimensions 6

Disconnect Switch 40

Door Switch 30, 39

Downturn Nozzle 6

DSI Integrated Control Module

30, 37, 41

E

Electrical Supply 26

F

Fan/Blower OFF Delay Settings

30

Fan Blades 38

Fan Motor 38

Fault Modes 32

Flame Sensor 38

G

Gas Connections 8

Gas Supply 8

Gas Valve 29, 34, 39

H

Hanging the Heater 7

HAZARD INTENSITY LEVELS

2

Hazards of Chlorine 5

Normal Heat Cycle Operating

Sequence 31

Heat Exchanger Maintenance

35

High Altitude 7

High Altitude Capacity 11

High Altitude Derate 10

Horizontal Vent/Combustion Air

Kit Option CC6 18

Horizontal Vent/Combustion Air

Terminal (Option CC6) 20

I

Ignition System 30, 37, 38

Ignitor 38

Installation Codes 3, 4

J

Joints 14

L

LED Codes 40

Length 14

Limit Control 30, 39

Heater Location 4

Lockout 32

M

Maintenance Schedule 35

Massachusetts Requirement 4

Motor Overload Protection 30

O

Operating Instructions 34

Operating Principle 43

Operating Sequence 34

Option CL31 29

Option CL32 29

P

Type of Pipe 12

Pipe Diameter 14

Pressure Sensing Tap 38

Pressure Setting 9

Pressure Switch Identification

29

S

Special Installations 3

Startup 33

Swivel Connectors 7

T

Terminal Strip 27

Thermostat 29

Heater Throw 4

Transformer 39

Troubleshooting 40

U

Uncrating 5, 6

V

Valve Outlet Pressure 9

Valve Outlet Pressure Settings

by Elevation 10

Vent/Combustion Air System

40

Venter Motor 38

Venter Outlet 12

Vent Pipe 12

Vent Pipe Support 15

Vent Temperature Limiting

Switch 30

Vent Temperature Limit Switch

40

Vertical Vent/Combustion Air Kit

Option CC2 22

Vertical Vent/Combustion Air

Terminal (Option CC2) 24

W

Warranty 3

Wiring Diagram 28

Form I-UEAS, P/N 221232 R13, Page 43