TPI 6300/T Series Operating Instructions Manual

WARNING
! DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL, OPERATE, OR SERVICE THIS PRODUCT BEFORE READING ALL
INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN
INJURY PROPERTY DAMAGE!
AND/OR
DESCRIPTION
Electric Cabinet Unit Heaters provide quiet, controlled heat
distribution by centrifugal blowers and a variety of air inlet
and discharge arrangements.
The cabinet is styled for use in offices, stores, schools,
churches, dormitories, airport terminals, reception rooms,
entrance lobbies, corridors and stairwells. They are easily
installed in new or existing buildings.
These heaters are painted with a beige, baked-on textured
finish which blends with almost any location. Cabinet unit
heaters are designed for recessed, semi-recessed or
surface mounting on walls, or ceilings.
Standard models feature a fan switch, hi-lo fan and heat
operation, dust filter, single/three phase field convertible,
24 volt control circuit, built-in thermostat and field
convertible for remote thermostat control.
ASSEMBLY
Cabinet Unit Heaters come completely assembled. No
assembly is required.
Read all instructions before using this heater.
1. Follow all local and electrical codes, the National Electric
code (NEC) and the Occupational Safety and Health Act
(OSHA).
2. Before attempting
inspections for any reason to service the heater, make
sure that the circuit breaker controlling the circuit to which
the heater is to be connected has been thrown to the OFF
position, or make sure the fuse for the circuit has been
removed. The circuit panel door, or fuse box door, should
be locked or tagged to prevent unexpected application of
power. Failure to do so could result in electrical shock.
3. The heater must be grounded in accordance with
applicable codes to the ground screw provided in the
housing. Failure to ground may result in electrical shock.
4. Protect the power supply cable from kinks, sharp objects,
oil, grease, hot surfaces and chemicals.
ISSUE DATE 06/15/01
CABINET UNIT HEATER
STANDARD AND CUSTOM
6300/T Series
RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

any electrical connections
REV. DATE REV. NO. 00
REQUIRED CLEARANCE
REFER TO MOUNTING CLEARANCES ON PAGE 3.
SPECIFICATIONS
Housing...................................Constructed with durable 16ga. steel
Housing finish................................Baked-on textured beige enamel
Wiring diagram....................Located inside center front access panel
Dimensions- Standard Models
W33", H25", D9-1/2" – 99lbs.........................................5KW Heater
W46", H25", D9-1/2" – 130lbs......................................10KW Heater
Dimensions- Custom Models
W33", H25", D9-1/2" – 99lbs................................2 thru 6KW Heater
W46", H25", D9-1/2" – 130lbs.............................4 thru 12KW Heater
W66", H25", D9-1/2" – 215lbs.............................6 thru 18KW Heater
W79", H25", D9-1/2" – 248lbs.............................8 thru 24KW Heater
5. Do not install heater behind room or cabinet doors or in a
position where the air discharge or intake louvers can be
blocked in any manner. Do not install behind towel racks,
furniture, drapes or coat racks
6. Check heater voltage on data plate and make sure that it is
or
the same as the electrical supply.
7. The wall/ceiling
provisions must be of sufficient strength to support the
weight of the heater.
8. All wiring and servicing of this heater should be done by a
qualified electrician.
9. Do not locate this heater in an area where combustible
vapors, gases, liquids, or excessive lint or dust is present.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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