Preparing For Installation - Conair GasTrac User Manual

Process air heater
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WARNING: Follow instructions carefully.
Incorrect installation of this product can result in a
fire, explosion or other hazards causing property
damage, severe personal injury or loss of life. Only
licensed electrical/mechanical contractors, or indi-
viduals experienced with the installation of natural
gas piping, process air ducting, thermal insulation
and exhaust ducting, should install the GasTrac.
1
Select a location for the GasTrac. The location:
Should be between the host dryer and the hopper.
For minimal heat loss, the GasTrac should be no more
than 10 feet from the drying hopper. The GasTrac control
must be within 10 feet of the drying hopper inlet, unless
optional cable extensions for the RTD temperature probe
have been purchased.
Must allow for installation of an exhaust flue that
meets all local, regional and national codes. Ideally, each
GasTrac should have a dedicated vertical stack that exits
the building through a rain-protected roof penetration.
Must provide minimum clearance for safe operation
and maintenance. For efficient combustion, you must not
obstruct air flow around the unit.
18 inches
5 feet
2 feet
3 feet
2
Install electrical power to the selected location.
The GasTrac requires a grounded, three-phase power
source. Check the GasTrac's serial tag for the correct
amps, voltage and cycles for your model. All electrical
wiring should be completed by qualified personnel and
should comply with government codes in your region.
3
Install gas piping to the selected location.
Gas delivery piping should be sized to provide the rated
gas flow to the GasTrac at a delivery pressure of about 12
inches water column (about
should be completed by qualified personnel and should
comply with government codes in your region.
UGD014/0497
5 feet
3 ft.
2 feet
2 feet
1
/
psig). All gas piping
2
GasTrac Process Air Heater
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REPARING FOR
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2 feet
3 feet
NOTE: For reliable longterm
performance, the gas supply
line should include:
A water trap to collect
water condensing in the
gas line.
An in-line, basket-type fil-
ter to collect rust, pipe
scale or welding slag.
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NSTALLATION
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