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6.1.4 Optional Gas

Pressure Safety

Switches

If the manifold is equipped with optional high and/or low gas pressure switches, the

switches protect against an upstream gas control malfunction that would cause an

increase or decrease in the regulated gas pressure.

The low gas pressure switch is an automatic reset switch that is factory set to activate

if the gas pressure is 50% of the minimum as stated on the unit rating plate.

The high gas pressure switch is a manually reset switch that is set to activate if the gas

pressure is 125% of the outlet pressure stated on the rating plate.

6.2.1 Heat Section Condensate Drain - Model RDH with Option CS2

If Option CS2 was selected, the gas heat section is equipped with a condensate drain

with a 3/8” PVC connection. See location in

FIGURE 14A. This burner condensate

drain is required when one or both of these situations exists:

• A cooling coil is installed upstream of the heat section.

• The temperature rise for a makeup air unit is equal to or less than 60°F.

6.2 Heat Section

Condensate

Drain(s) - Models

RDH and RHH

1/2” Male NPT connection for

installer to connect a drain

line. Put a trap in the line (see

Paragraph 6.6.4) and empty

into a sanitary drain system.
Periodic cleaning of the con-

densate disposal system is

required.

FIGURE 14A -

Location of

Option CS2

Heat Section

Condensate

Drain

Connection -

Model RDH

(Does NOT apply to

AG58 or D12G; see

NOTE on page 19.)

TABLE 13 - BTUH

Inputs and Capacities

by Altitude for Model

RHH

BTUH Inputs and Capacities by Altitude in the UNITED STATES for Model RHH

ALTITUDE

RHH Size130

RHH Size 180

RHH Size 260

RHH Size 350

Feet

Meters

Normal Input

(BTU/HR)

Thermal Output

Capacity (BTU/HR)

Normal Input

(BTU/HR)

Thermal Output

Capacity (BTU/HR)

Normal Input

(BTU/HR)

Thermal Output

Capacity (BTU/HR)

Normal Input

(BTU/HR)

Thermal Output

Capacity (BTU/HR)

0 - 2000

0 - 610

131000

120520

175000

159,250

260,000

236,600

345,000

313,950

2001 - 3000

611 - 915

123140

113289

164500

149,695

244,400

222,404

324,300

295,113

3001 - 4000

916 - 1220

120520

110878

161000

146,510

239,200

217,672

317,400

288,834

4001- 5000

1221 - 1525

117900

108468

157500

143,325

234,000

212,940

310,500

282,555

5001 - 6000 1526 - 1830

115280

106058

154000

140,140

228,800

208,208

303,600

276,276

6001 - 7000 1831 - 2135

112660

103647

150500

136,955

223,600

203,476

296,700

269,997

7001 - 8000 2136 - 2440

110040

101237

147000

133,770

218,400

198,744

289,800

263,718

8001 - 9000 2441 - 2745

107420

98826

143500

130,585

213,200

194,012

282,900

257,439

9001 - 10000 2746 - 3045

104800

96416

140000

127,400

208,000

189,280

276,000

251,160

BTUH Inputs and Capacities by Altitude in CANADA for Model RHH

ALTITUDE

RHH Size130

RHH Size 180

RHH Size 260

RHH Size 350

Feet

Meters

Normal Input

(BTU/HR)

Thermal Output

Capacity (BTU/HR)

Normal Input

(BTU/HR)

Thermal Output

Capacity (BTU/HR)

Normal Input

(BTU/HR)

Thermal Output

Capacity (BTU/HR)

Normal Input

(BTU/HR)

Thermal Output

Capacity (BTU/HR)

0 - 2000

0 - 610

131000

120520

175000

159,250

260,000

236,600

345,000

313,950

2001 - 4500

611 - 1373

117900

108468

157500

143,325

234,000

212,940

310,500

282,555

6.0 Mechanical

(cont’d)

6.1 Gas Piping and Pressures - Models RDH and RHH (cont’d)

6.1.3 High Altitude Operation - Gas-Fired Model RDH or RHH being

installed above 2000 ft (610M) (cont’d)

6.2.2 Condensate

Drain - Model RDH

with Option AG58 or

D12G Modulating Gas

Control

A Model RDH unit with modulating gas control Option AG58 or D12G requires a con-

densate drain from the vent area. The 1/2” PVC connection is underneath the unit; see

FIGURE 15. Since this drain will be used during the heating season, the connection

is under the unit and the drain should be run down through the inside of the roof curb

and into the heated space. Put a trap in the line (Paragraph 6.6.4) and empty it into a

sanitary drain.

11-3/8”(289mm)

30-7/8”

(784mm)

3-3/16”

(81mm)

Control Side View

Front

View

FIGURE 14B - Location

of Condensate Drain

Connection - Model

RDH with Gas Control

Option AG58 or D12G