Critical Factors; Equipment, Tools, And Skills - ITR Hurricane Zephyr HW Installation And Operating Manual

Section 1, Overview
Please pay attention
to notices of
"Danger" "Warning"
"Caution" and
"Notice" in this
manual.
International Thermal Research
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Critical Factors

THE INSTALLATION SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
REGULATIONS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION
The key factors to keep in mind when planning and installing
the heater are:
· Location restrictions for the heater, electrical control box,
and exhaust outlet (to reduce noise, vibration, heat loss,
etc.)
· Length, routing, and sizing of the hot fluid lines, fuel
lines, air-inlet venting and tubing, exhaust piping, and wiring
· Outside air - direct, unrestricted air intake requires a
draw of outside air for combustion
· Ability to easily access and service the product, especially
fuel, plumbing, and electrical systems
· After installation, ability to purge water and fuel lines and
inspect/test entire system using the ITR-supplied Inspection
Check Sheet.
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Equipment, Tools, and Skills

As the user and/or installer, you must be qualified and
authorized to do the installation, which requires mechanical
aptitude and electrical knowledge.
with existing ABYC industry practices, using the highest and
most recent standards and codes.
essential. Refer to Section 1 – Overview, sub-Section 1.2,
Protect Your Warranty.
You will need the following equipment and tools (not
supplied) to install the heating system. This does not include
optional equipment and accessories:
· Standard tools normally available in a well-equipped shop
· Approved fasteners (used with the supplied mounting
hardware) for securely mounting the heater.
· Stainless Steel 1½" ID exhaust piping no longer than 12'
with no bends (see Section 3 – Installing the Exhaust
System, for details when bends are present).
· 2" combustion fan intake hose, though-hull adapter and
clamps
Make sure you comply
Good workmanship is
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