Chimney/Rain Cap Installation; Duct Installation; Priming The Pump - L.B. White Foreman CI500 Owner's Manual And Instructions

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Foreman Ductable Oil Indirect-Fired Heater
Chimney/Rain
Cap Installation
*Accessory – must be ordered separately
1. Install rain cap onto chimney.
2. Drill 4 (1/8 in.) holes in a crisscross pattern.
3. Secure the rain cap and chimney with screws
supplied in kits.
4. Install the chimney/rain cap assembly onto the
heater exhaust pipe.
5. Drill 4 (1/8 in.) holes in a crisscross pattern.
6. Secure the chimney/rain cap assembly with
screws supplied in kits.

Duct Installation

*Accessory – must be ordered separately
This heater may be ducted using the approved L.B.
White distribution devices:
-- (2) 12 in./30.48 cm Dia. x 25 ft. / 7.62 m duct
kit, L.B. White Part # 30052, duct adapter not
required.
-- Locate the duct under suitable wind barrier
materials for jobsite requirements.
-- Substitute ductwork material is acceptable but
must conform to the following requirements:
1. Duct must have a minimum material temperature
of 300°F/149°C
2. Ducting up to 100 ft./30.48 m can be connected to
the heater as long as the static pressure does not
exceed the dataplate limit. Increased static pres-
sure will reduce flow rate and can cause the high
temperature limits to shut the heater down. Bends
and kinks in the duct, or duct collapse are all likely
to increase static pressure.
3. Alternate 12 in. (30.48 cm) x 25 ft (7.62 cm) duct
can be used from the following manufacturer's:
- Artic Helix - Norseman
- Artic Econorush - Norseman
- Hitex Series - NTI Global
- Ventflex Series - NTI Global
Owner's Manual • Foreman
Installation:
1. Extend duct kit to 25 ft./7.62m. length.
2. Attach one end of the duct to one of the heater's
discharge outlet.
3. Secure duct to heater with clamp as supplied in kit.
See Fig. 2.
4. Straighten ducts and eliminate any kinks
Note:
■ When using the ducting, ensure that bends in ducts
are kept to a minimum. A maximum of two 90° bends
is allowed.
■ Reducing the number of bends will ensure that the
warm air exiting the heater flows freely, thereby
preventing overheating. If there are excessive bends,
the high limit switches may open.

Priming the Pump

Pump priming is not required nor necessary with the
Foreman Oil heater.