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FURNACE INSTALLATION GUIDE
Installation should be performed by a qualified installer and must comply with all requirements of the agency having
jurisdiction.
Max BTU Output
Furnace Size (W x H x L)
Furnace Weigh
Firebox Dimensions
Chimney Size
Water Capacity
Inlet / Outlet
Power requirements
LOCATION
The location of the furnace will affect the heat lost to the
surrounding area. Although the unit is well insulated, a
furnace installed indoors will lose less heat than in an
outdoor location.
Ensure the minimum clearances to combustibles are
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maintained.
Store the furnace fuel in a clean, dry location.
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Do not place or store furnace fuel within the installation
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clearances or within the space required for servicing
the unit.
CLEARANCES TO COMBUSTIBLES
Whether installing your furnace inside a building or
outside, the following clearances to combustibles must
always be followed. Damage and personal injury may
result.
DO NOT STORE COMBUSTIBLE FUELS IN THE SAME
SPACE AS THE FURNACE IF INSTALLED INDOORS.
B250
250,000 BTU/hr
61 x 84 x 112
3,000 lbs
(W x H x L) 14.5 x 29 x 24
6"
140 gallons
1 pair of 1", 1 pair of 1 1/2"
125/250V, 1Phase, 60Hz, 19 AMPS
Indoor installations will require adequate fresh air
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supply into the room housing the furnace. If other fans
are drawing air from the same space ensure there is
sufficient supply air to prevent a negative pressure.
Contact all governing authorities in your area prior to
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installation.
When choosing the location for your furnace; you
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should consider prevailing wind direction, as well as
distance from buildings and fuel storage.
Give consideration for any effect on your neighbors.
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Minimum Clearance to Combustibles
Furnace Roof to Ceiling (Indoor
Installations)
Side Walls & Rear
Front (Loading door)
Service Clearances
Front (Firebox Door)
Sides
Roof
Ash Auger (from the motor end)
B
SERIES
24"
6"
24"
48"
48"
48"
30"
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