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1. 4 Do not operate any heater after it malfunctions Disconnect power at service panel and have heater 7 inspected by a reputable electrician before reusing Operating Instructions 5 Do not use outdoors ra 6 To disconnect heater turn controls to off and turn off 1 Heater must be properly installed before it is used power to heater circuit at main disconnect panel 2 Refer to the thermostat or controller s operating 7 Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any instructions for proper usage ventilation or exhaust opening as this may cause an electric shock or fire or damage the heater 8 To prevent a possible fire do not block air intakes or INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS exhaust in any manner 9 Aheater has hot and arcing or sparking parts inside Do not use it in areas where gasoline paint or Heaters are hard wired directly to the electrical main flammable vapors or liquids are used or stored Junction boxes are not required except as indicated by local code or inspection requirements Wiring procedures Use this heater only as described in this manual Any and connections should be in accordance with the other use not recommended by the manufacturer may National Electric Code NEC and local codes cause fire electric shock or injury to persons Connection box is 4 62 in 75 69 cm To reduce the risk of fire do not store or use gasoline or SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicin2. Ceiling Cove Mounted Wall Mounted Baseboard Mounted type D Wattage Select one or more of the following 1 for Portable Heaters 1 000 Watts 2 for Ceiling Cove Mount Heaters 1 500 Watts 1 000 Watts 825 Watts 585 Watts 3 for Wall or Ceiling Mount Heaters 1 500 Watts 1 000 Watts 4 for Baseboard Mount Heaters 650 Watts 400 Watts E Voltage 120 208 240 277 Volt F For plug in hard wire installation G Accessories 1 Thermostat Programmable Non Programmable Digital Readout Line Voltage 2 Control Panel NEMA 1 Enclosure UL listed 120 Volt control circuit 3 Mounting Brackets As standard for type of unit specified PART 3 EXECUTION 3 1 EXAMINATION A Prior to starting work carefully inspect installed work of other trades and verify that such work is complete to the point where work of this Section may properly commence Notify the Architect in writing of conditions detrimental to the proper and timely completion of the work B Do not begin installation until all unsatisfactory conditions are resolved Beginning work constitutes acceptance of site conditions and responsibility for defective installation caused by prior observable conditions 3 2 PREPARATION A Coordinate the location of heating units with other work Ensure units are located to accommodate fittings and units of equipment which are to be placed after the installation of heating units 3 3 INSTA
3. High efficiency infrared radiant panel heaters for portable cove wall ceiling baseboard mounting B Related Sections 1 Division 00 General and Supplementary Conditions 2 Division 26 Electrical Wiring C References 1 Underwriters Laboratory UL 2 National Electrical Manufacturers Association NEMA 3 International Electrical Code IEC D Drawings the provisions of the Agreement the General Conditions and Division 1 specification sections apply to all work of this Section E Substitutions One of the following 1 Substitutions will be considered only under the terms and conditions of Section 016000 2 Substitutions not allowed KKK SUBMITTALS A Make submittals in accordance with Section 013300 B Product Data Manufacturer s complete product data including wiring support diagram switching heater size and wattage and color selector C Warranty A sample copy of the Manufacturer warranty for the periods stipulated Each specimen must be a preprinted representative sample of the issuing company s standard warranty for the units specified D Certification Documentation demonstrating UL listing DESIGN REQUIREMENTS A Radiant heater units shall be ceramic circuit radiant panel type using porcelain enamel coated steel plate Calrod or filament type radiant heaters are not acceptable QUALITY ASSURANCE A Manufacturer Company specializing in the manufacture of ceramic circuit radiant pa
4. Page 7 1624 CL Drop in Ceiling Panel 375 2 87 her a Scan to download this document Page 8 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS recognized industry practices to ensure products fulfill requirements Top of heater unit and trim shall be level Where heating units are mounted adjacent to each other the top edges shall be at the same height When using electrical appliances basic precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire elec tric shock and injury to persons including the following Maintenance Instructions 1 Read all instructions before using this heater 2 This heater is hot when in use To avoid burns do Maintenance of your CeramiCircuit heater is not not let bare skin touch hot surfaces Keep combustible needed though you may want to clean it as necessary materials such as furniture pillows bedding papers The user can perform cleaning All other servicing is to clothes etc and curtains at least 3 feet 0 9 m from be done by qualified service personnel the front of the heater and keep them away from the sides and rear 1 Turn off the power at the circuit breaker panel 3 Extreme caution is necessary when any heater is used 2 Wait for the heating element to cool by or near children or invalids and whenever the 3 Clean area with a dry cloth heater is left operating and unattended 4 Restore power
5. 017700 B Manufacturer s Limited Warranty Provide 10 year manufacturer s limited warranty under provisions of this section This warranty provides for replacement of failed heating element to the original owner for a period of 10 years from the date of purchase PART 2 PRODUCT Use the next Article and one or more of the following 6 Articles for Proprietary Specification 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 7 Page 16 MANUFACTURER A Radiant Electric Heat Germantown Wl 800 774 4450 PORTABLE INFRARED CERAMIC PANEL HEATER A Model 1624 standard black finish Model 1624SS stainless steel finish 1 000 Watts B Provide with thermostat and safety tip over switch C Provide with wheels affixed to units D Plug in installation COVE MOUNT INFRARED CERAMIC PANEL HEATER A Model 1445C 1500 Watts Model 945C 1 000 Watts Model 645C 825 Watts Model 632C 585 Watts B 120 208 240 27 7 Volt C Color Beige White Custom D Option Integrated thermostat E For plug in hard wire installation WALL MOUNT INFRARED CERAMIC PANEL HEATER A Model 1445W 1 500 Watts Model 945W 1 000 Watts B 120 208 240 27 7 Volt C Color Beige White Custom D Option Integrated thermostat E For plug in hard wire installation CEILING LAY IN MOUNT INFRARED CERAMIC PANEL HEATER A Model 1624CL 625 Watts B 120 208 240
6. 277 Volt C Color White Custom D For plug in hard wire installation CEILING SURFACE MOUNT INFRARED CERAMIC PANEL HEATER A Model 1445CL 1 500 Watts Model 945CL 1 000 Watts B 120 208 240 27 7 Volt C Color Beige White Custom D For plug in hard wire installation BASEBOARD MOUNT INFRARED CERAMIC PANEL HEATER A Model 545B 650 Watts Model 527B 400 Watts B 120 208 240 27 7 Volt C Color Beige White Custom D Internal temperature limit switch E Option Integrated thermostat F For plug in hard wire installation SECTION 238330 RADIANT HEATING UNITS 2 8 ACCESSORIES A Thermostat Programmable Non Programmable Digital Readout Line Voltage B Control Panel NEMA 1 Enclosure UL listed 120 Volt control circuit C Mounting Brackets As standard for type of unit specified Use the next Article for Descriptive or Performance Specification 2 9 INFRARED CERAMIC PANEL HEATER A Heating Elements 1 Porcelain enamel coated 18 gauge steel plate 2 Energizing ceramic circuit on internal face of heating element 3 Wattage density Minimum 2 3 Watts per square inch of emissive surface area B Heater Body 1 20 gauge steel high temperature resistant powder coating 2 Provide manufacturer s standard 7 8 inch knockouts for power feed 3 Provide heater body safety grill as standard with type of unit specified C Design Portable
7. 3 Page 4 Eastern Edison Gompany Eastern Edison Company Po Eas TI J Main Street Hielen NMoassmcfusens 02406 Telephone 6171 380 1213 Mr Richard Needham Continental Radiant Glass Heat 50 Cole Parkway Scituate MA 02066 Dear Mr Needham Two meters were installed for test purposes at the West Bridgewater Housing Authority from 3 23 to 3 30 The readings are as follows 3 23 Apt G Bldg 6 meter 128630 readim O installed 3 30 Electric Base removed reading 54 kwhrs board heat 3 23 Apt H Bldg 6 meter 128633 reading O installed 3 30 Glass Heat removed reading 30 kwhrs The meters as you know record only the usage I donot know how controlled the conditions were surroundinq the test Very truly vours David E Rodenbush Consumer Services Representative OER js REH Installed Product The Superior Choice for 7777 Multi family Structures E a Lower Electric Bills No Seasonal Maintenance ea OLD CONVECTIVE HEATING Tobin Towers Quincy Housing Authority 3 399 500 16 998 85 Clay St Quincy MA 14 401 KWH Average per Residence 192 2 371 800 12 353 Convective Heating 517 Residences Marlboro Housing Authority 7 445 600 KWH Main amp Newton Streets Marlboro MA Northampton Housing Authority Gonz St Northampton MA NEW CERAMICIRCUIT HEATING KWH UNIT AVERAGE TOTALS 11 135 Ceramicircuit Heaters 590 Residences 6 429 750 KWH 10 455 RESIDENCES Ocean View Quincy
8. Housing Authority 73 Bicknell St Quincy MA UNITS PER RESIDENCE KWH YEAR inm 10 898 KWH Average per Residence 150 1 642 500 10 950 One bedroom units average size of 480 sq ft Savings based on current Con Edison rate of 0 1673 per KWH as of 10 2009 3 503 KWH saved per unit 345 740 TOTAL savings on in one heating season 590 units in one heating season Key Benefits of Radiant Electric Heating Save up to 73 in energy costs over other traditional heating methods Simple low cost installation Pagnano Tower Quincy Housing Authority 109 Curtis Ave Quincy MA Sawyer Tower Quincy Housing Authority 95 Martensen St Quincy MA 586 00 average single unit savings in one heating seasion Reliable Many of our panels are still providing comfort after 62 years of service Extremely clean with zero emissions no danger of e Comfortable at lower thermostat settings heats people first then the air Room by room zone control provides economical comfort only where you need it Works great with setback thermostats rapid recovery times raise temperatures into your comfort zone in minutes not hours Reduce carbon emissions most of all when replacing direct fired gas heating units in industrial warehouse and garage applications No future maintenance expense no service requirements no filters to replace and no inspections asphyxiation and perfect for those with allergies and or chemica
9. for residential commercial institutional and industrial applications In many installations CeramiCircuit panels have produced energy savings of up to 73 over more conventional heating systems equally impressive are the savings in carbon emissions By applying the concept of radiant heating well before most others Radiant Electric Heat has been a leader in technology and innovation in the energy conservation segment of the heating industry since 1948 i CEE F GTI eres rer T zi E a za E I i Ui j i Iil auli PTE XT E Hu M Ih uL ri PF 1 Lf HIE i u Halt rs 3 E F a LE i Ay i uM Today there are a lot of options in the HVAC industry on how best to create a thermally comfortable environment that is also energy efficient environmentally friendly and cost effective Our infrared heating panels are the solution to all four in nearly unequalled fashion It is a product that not only competes with many of its HVAC counterparts in application after application it outperforms them in all four of the above mentioned areas Whether it is commercial institutional residential or industrial there is not a convective system in existence that can match the efficiency of REH s infrared radiant panels The REH staff is committed to carrying forward our founders pioneering work while delivering a level of quality and customer service that is unequaled in the industry TM t Hilt Il Li zm Page
10. A heater has hot and arcing or sparking parts inside Do not use it in areas where gasoline paint or flammable vapors or liquids are used or stored Use this heater only as described in this manual Any other use not recommended by the manufacturer may cause fire electric shock or injury to persons Construction Heating Elements Porcelain enamel coated 18 gauge steel plate with energizing ceramic circuit on internal face of heating element minimum 2 3 Watts per square inch of emissive surface area Heater Body 20 gauge steel high temperature resistant powder coating Provided with manufacturer s standard 7 8 inch knockouts for power feed Accessories Provide as indicated thermostat NEMA 1 Enclosure control panel and mounting brackets for models specified Installation Install heating units where indicated in accordance with manufacturer s written instructions applicable requirements of IEC in compliance with recognized industry practices to ensure products fulfill requirements Secure in place with mounting brackets Top of heater unit and trim shall be level Where heating units are mounted adjacent to each other the top edges shall be at the same height Maintenance Instructions Maintenance of your CeramiCircuit heater is not needed though you may want to clean it as necessary The user can perform cleaning All other servicing is to be done by qualified service personnel 1 Turn off the power at the ci
11. ART OR PARTS WHICH ARE FOUND TO BE DEFECTIVE WITHIN THE EFFECTIVE PERIOD OF THE WARRANTY NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN IF REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR DEFECTIVE MATERIALS ARE NOT AVAILABLE RADIANT ELECTRIC HEAT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE PRODUCT SUBSTITUTIONS IN LIEU OF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT To obtain warranty service on this product contact Radiant Electric Heat or mail the product and your dated sales receipt as proof of purchase postpaid to the following address Radiant Electric Heat N 112W14600 Mequon Road Germantown WI 53022 888 774 4450 No COD s will be accepted All specifications subject to change without notice Page 19 ANT ELECTRIC HEAT N112 W14600 Mequon Road Germantown WI 53022 P 800 774 4450 F 262 502 1282 www electricheat com ceramicircuit 1201PE01
12. Circuit heater is not needed though you may want to clean it as necessary The user can perform cleaning All other servicing is to be done by qualified service personnel Turn off the power at the circuit breaker panel Wait for the heating element to cool Remove grill Clean area with a dry cloth Replace grill Restore power Que gs o9 I cs Operating Instructions 1 Heater must be properly installed before it is used 2 Refer to the thermostat or controller s operating instructions for proper usage Heaters are hard wired directly to the electrical main Junction boxes are not required except as indicated by local code or inspection requirements Wiring procedures and connections should be in accordance with the National Electric Code NEC and local codes To reduce the risk of fire do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of the heater Install on studs or finished wall Height from rough floor to bottom of heater must be a minimum of 1 1 2 inches 3 4 inches from finished CAUTION High temperature Keep electrical cords drapes and other furnishings away from heater Grounding is required for each heater Remove all construction debris plaster sawdust etc from interior and exterior of the heater Do not install heaters against combustible low density cellulose fiberboard surfaces Heaters are not to be placed below an electrical convenience receptacle Instal
13. LLATION A General Install heating units where indicated in accordance with manufacturer s written instructions applicable requirements of IEC in compliance with recognized industry practices to ensure products fulfill requirements B Secure in place with mounting brackets or by fastening back panel of unit to wall as applicable to type of model specified unless otherwise noted Top of heater unit and trim shall be level Firmly anchor heating units directly or with concealed bracing to building structure Where heating units are mounted adjacent to each other the top edges shall be at the same height 3 4 TESTING A Provide testing as required by Division 00 23 26 Page 17 LUX Line Voltage Thermostats Control Panels Color Matching Moisture Protection Stainless Steel Frames and Enclosures Corporate Branded Elements 10 Year Limited Warranty Radiant Electric Heat warrants its heating elements against all defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 10 years from the date of purchase subject to the following terms and conditions This warranty applies only for normal use of the product and shall not be effective for products or parts which do not function properly due to misuse alteration installation accident negligence misapplication modification improper installation including improper operating voltage or maintenance or if any product or part has been serviced or repa
14. RAD ANI ELECTRIC HEAT p J d u ie nn il il T E x Phe Em EE ER 4 md T ro FF n i ID EE EE uiui F E LE LLL I t Blade et USA N112 W14600 Mequon Road Germantown WI 53022 1 800 774 4450 www electricheat com Table of Contents General Information About Radiant Electric Heat 3 Eastern Edison Company iii 4 Case Study Apartments Key Benefits 5 of Radiant Electric Heating Case Study Commerical Hot Yoga 6 Installation Examples iii 7 Products DU 1624CL Drop In Ceiling Panel 8 9 Cove Mounting eessssseeeee 10 11 Baseboard Mounting 6 12 13 Thermostats and Options e 18 Specifications Warranty Heat Loss Questions eeeeees 14 Three Part Specification e 6eseseeeeee 15 16 17 Warranty Information e2sseseseeeee 18 Radiant Electric Heat REH is headquartered in Germantown Wisconsin At REH we manufacture CeramiCircuit infrared radiant electric heating panels which have been the quality standard in the industry for over half a century Our products include a wide variety of baseboard cove and ceiling radiant heating systems which have proven to be cost effective and service superior over decades of use REH products are suitable
15. e cardiovascular system e Eases joint pain and stiffness while relaxing muscles and increasing flexibility Page 6 CeramiCircuit and Hot Yoga Installation Details and Customer Savings 40 945C 1 000 Watt Units 7 1445C 1 500 Watt Units Installed at 7 89 Watts per square foot 96 77 Average Energy Cost Per Day With Old Forced Air System 25 81 Average Energy Cost Per Day With New CeramiCircuit Radiant Electric Heating System 10 644 SAVINGS Per Heating Season NOTE If the original heating system was a natural gas fired furnace the seasonal savings with the REH cove heaters would have been 7 294 1SM Fortney and NB Vroman Exercise performance and temperature control temperature regulation during exercise and implications for sports performance and training 1985 http www ncbi nlm nih gov pubmed 3883461 Mar 30 2012 Arlington Housing Authority Arlington MA Ashtabula Housing Authority Ashtabula OH Bridgewater Housing Authority Bridgewater MA Burlington Housing Authority Burlington MA Center for Disability Services Albany NY Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority Cleveland OH Cytonet Durham NC Department of Corrections Trenton NJ First Evangelical Lutheran Church Grand Rapids MN Flowers Essence Services Nevada City CA Hampton Hotels Horseheads NY Harbor Athletics Madison WI Harvard University Hot Yoga Helena Helena MT Housing Authority of Elizabet
16. ermine which raceway knockout will be used for electrical mains knock plug out run mains through hole and make connections according to code 3 Hang the bottom edge of the heater on the bottom ends of the mounting brackets using the narrow slots in the edge of the heater Do not use the wide slots for mounting 4 Thread the electrical mains through the clamp in the raceway 5 Attached the grounding wire to ground screw inside the raceway 6 Connect mains to heater lead wires Connect ground wire to threaded grounding screw Check tightness of all electrical connections and wire nuts Inspect all connections for short circuit 7 Reattach raceway channel to rear of heater 8 Attach end caps to heater 9 Swing heater up and gently snap the top flanges into the top edge of the heater 10 Fasten heater to brackets by driving screw through the pre drilled holes Page 11 Base Enclosure Reflector Element Baseboard Thermostat iagram D iring W Heating Element Wht GRN Ground Power Supply Grounding Point Scan to download this document Page 12 When using electrical appliances basic precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire elec tric shock and injury to persons including the following 1 Read all instructions before using this heater 2 Aheater
17. has hot and arcing or sparking parts inside Do not use it in areas where gasoline paint or flammable liquids are used or stored 3 This heater is hot when in use To avoid burns do not let bare skin touch hot surfaces Keep combustible materials such as furniture pillows bedding papers clothes and curtains away from heater 4 Do not use on soft surfaces like a bed where openings may become blocked 5 Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any openings as this may cause an electric shock or fire or damage to the heater Construction Heating Elements Porcelain enamel coated 18 gauge steel plate with energizing ceramic circuit on internal face of heating element minimum 2 8 Watts per square inch of emissive surface area Heater Body 20 gauge steel high temperature resistant powder coating Provided with manufacturer s standard 7 8 inch knockouts for power feed Accessories Provide as indicated thermostat NEMA 1 Enclosure control panel and protective grill for models specified Installation Install heating units where indicated in accordance with manufacturer s written instructions applicable requirements of IEC in compliance with recognized industry practices to ensure products fulfill requirements Top of heater unit and trim shall be level Where heating units are mounted adjacent to each other the top edges shall be at the same height Maintenance Instructions Maintenance of your Cerami
18. htown Elizabethtown KY Jersey Shore University Medical Center King Country Housing Authority Seattle WA Lighthouse Baptist Church Holbrook MA Love Tabernacle Milwaukee WI Mad Mex Pittsburgh PA Main Street Houses South Fallsburg NY Montana State University National Park Service New London Housing Authority New London CT Nordstrom Irvine CA Osthoff House Elkhart Lake WI Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Washington PA Pizzas by Marchelloni Fairbury IL Plum Healthcare Group San Marcos CA Red Root Hot Yoga Davenport IA Riveredge Country Club Marshfield WI San Francisco Airport Commission San Francisco CA St Joseph Church Providence RI Stanford University otate University of New York Studio Bikram Walnut Creek Piedmont CA Sunoco Refining Supply Philadelphia PA Taylor Design Healthy Homes Townshend VT The Athletic Club Guelph ON TJC and Associates Inc Oakland CA University of Alaska Fairbanks University of California San Diego Riverside Berkeley University of Ohio Miami University of Rhode Island US Geological Survey Valley View Nursing Home Frenchtown NJ Vernon Housing Authority Vernon CT Waterfront Restaurant San Francisco CA Westerly Housing Authority Westerly RI Weston Community Housing Weston MA Wisconsin Stamping Germantown WI YMCA Metuchen NJ Cove Installation TJC and Associates Inc Oakland CA Wisconsin Stamping Germantown WI
19. ired by other than Radiant Electric Heat This warranty extends only to the end user or consumer and does not extend to retailers This warranty is effective only if the product is operated in the country for which it was manufactured and into which it was sold and purchased A product that requires modifications or adoption to enable it to operate in any other country than the country for which it was designed manufactured approved and or authorized or repair of products damaged by these modifications is not covered under this warranty Liability of Radiant Electric Heat shall be limited to repair or replacement of any defective product or part that has been returned to Radiant Electric Heat for evaluation which option shall be the sole decision of Radiant Electric Heat This warranty is effective only on behalf of the original owner of the product and is not transferable This warranty is effective only if the user manual instructions have been followed Page 18 THE WARRANTY PROVIDED HEREIN SHALL BE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY THERE SHALL BE NO OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS OR ANY OTHER OBLIGATION ON THE PART OF RADIANT ELECTRIC HEAT WITH RESPECT TO PRODUCTS COVERED BY THIS WARRANTY RADIANT ELECTRIC HEAT SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY INCIDENTAL CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES IN NO EVENT SHALL THIS WARRANTY REQUIRE MORE THAN THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY P
20. ity of the heater CAUTION High temperature Keep electrical cords drapes and other furnishings away from heater Construction Grounding is required for each heater Remove all construction debris plaster sawdust etc from interior and exterior of the heater Do not install heaters against combustible low density cellulose fiberboard surfaces Heaters are not to be placed below an electrical convenience receptacle Install heater at least 6 inches 15 24 cm from drapes Heating Elements Porcelain enamel coated 18 gauge steel plate with energizing ceramic circuit on internal face of heating element minimum 1 7 Watts per square inch of emissive surface area Heater Body 20 gauge steel high temperature resistant powder coating Provided with manufacturer s 1 Remove all packing material standard 1 5 foot leads high density foil backed 2 Place heater assembly in suspension grid insulation enclosure and junction box 3 Secure according to local building and electrical codes Accessories Provide as indicated thermostat and 4 Attach grounding wire to ground screw on the NEMA 1 Enclosure control panel for models specified flange tab 5 Connect mains to heater lead wires 6 Check tightness of all electrical connections Inspect Installation Install heating units where indicated in accordance with manufacturer s written instructions applicable requirements of IEC in compliance with all connections for sh
21. l heater at least 6 inches below drapes 1 Remove all packing material 2 Remove grill cover from unit 3 Remove heating element by removing only the center screws from the left and right sides Note use caution when handling the heating element so the electrical circuit is not scratched or the soldered wire leads are not damaged Knockout hole for wire and insert wire clamp Locate the unit on the wall and level The unit can be secured by screws direct into wall studs or into dry wall using suitable wall anchors 6 Fish wire through clamp and make connections per diagram Again use caution in handling the element to avoid damaging the heater circuit 7 After wire connections are complete and secure re fasten the heating element with the two screws removed in step 3 Be sure the wires are not being pinched while re installing the element 8 Replace grill c A Page 13 u Scan to download this document Name Phone City State of job Will infrared heat be the primary or supplemental source Room 1 Room2 Room3 Room4 Room 5 Room 6 Room7 Room8 Room9 Room 10 Dimensions Measured in feet length pP pg op of Heated Space Above and or Below dA EU LL LL LULA Page 14 SECTION 238330 RADIANT HEATING UNITS Three Part Specification PART 1 GENERAL 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 SUMMARY A Section Includes
22. l sensitivities Low operating temperature eliminates the risk of fires Perfect for new construction remodeling additions basement recreation rooms garages and workshops Suitable for residential commercial medical and industrial applications Radiant Electric Heat produces its infrared radiant panels in a state of the art low impact environmentally clean manufacturing facility Page 5 Riveredge Country Club is a 6 400 Sq Ft restaurant bar and banquet facility that was heated with a propane fired ducted forced air heating system and converted to CeramiCircuit Radiant Electric Heat Model 945 and 1445 Cove Panels When you are in a traditional Hot Yoga studio or Sauna you are in a room with very hot circulating air When in a studio heated by a CeramiCircuit infrared heating system the infrared heat penetrates and warms your body eliminating the scorching drying effect of moving air which is inherent in all convective heating systems This warming effect on your body stimulates your cardiovascular system lt is no surprise that Yoga studios all over the country are turning to Radiant Electric Heat CeramiCircuit Infrared Heating Systems to safely efficiently and cost effectively heat up their sessions Benefits of Hot Yoga using CeramicCircuit Infrared Heat Achieve and maintain high temperatures at a fraction of the cost of other HVAC systems Burns hundreds of calories Strengthens th
23. nel heaters B Installer Hard wired units shall be installed by a licensed electrician as applicable to the jurisdiction REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS A Conform to applicable building and jurisdictional codes for installation of heaters DELIVERY STORAGE AND PROTECTION A In accordance with Section 016000 B The Contractor together with the Owner or his designated Representative shall designate a storage area for all components The area shall be cool dry out of direct sunlight and in accordance with manufacturer s recommendations and relevant regulatory agencies Materials shall not be stored in quantities that will exceed design loads damage substrate materials or hinder installation m s m COORDINATION amp PROTECTION m A Coordinate the work with the installation of associated wiring panels switches cant download and accessories as the work of this section proceeds this document Page 15 ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS A Do not install heaters until building is enclosed dust or moisture generating activities have terminated and substrates have been finished as specified B Ensure that substrate materials are dry and free of contaminants Do not commence with the installation unless substrate conditions are suitable Contractor shall demonstrate that substrate conditions are suitable for the installation of the units SECTION 238330 RADIANT HEATING UNITS 1 9 WARRANTY A In accordance with Section
24. ort circuits Page 9 AIIIIIII NE su TOP VIEW ri L i W T MOUNTING SLOTS ord 1445C Page 10 m v m n Scan to download this document When using electrical appliances basic precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire elec tric shock and injury to persons including the following 1 Read all instructions before using this heater 2 This heater is hot when in use To avoid burns do not let bare skin touch hot surfaces Keep combusti ble materials such as furniture pillows bedding papers clothes etc and curtains at least 3 feet 0 9 m from the front of the heater and keep them away from the sides and rear 3 Extreme caution is necessary when any heater is used by or near children or invalids and whenever the heater is left operating and unattended 4 Do not operate any heater after it malfunctions Disconnect power at service panel and have heater inspected by a reputable electrician before reusing 5 Do not use outdoors 6 To disconnect heater turn controls to off and turn off power to heater circuit at main disconnect panel 7 Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any ventilation or exhaust opening as this may cause an electric shock or fire or damage the heater 8 To prevent a possible fire do not block air intakes or exhaust in any manner 9
25. rcuit breaker panel 2 Wait for the heating element to cool 3 Clean area with a dry cloth 4 Restore power Operating Instructions 1 Heater must be properly installed before it is used 2 Refer to the thermostat or controller s operating instructions for proper usage Heaters are not to be placed below an electrical conve nience receptacle Heaters produce high temperatures Keep electrical cords drapes and other furnishings away from heaters Do not store gasoline or flammable solvents in the vicinity of these heaters Installation Warnings For supply connections use wires suitable for at least 194 F 90 C Grounding is required for each heater Remove all construction debris plaster sawdust etc from interior and exterior of the heater Do not install heaters against paperboard or low density surfaces Mounting Instructions Heaters are hard wired directly to the electrical main Junction boxes are not required except as indicated by local code or inspection requirements Install on studs or finished wall Do not install less than 6 feet 1 8 m from the floor and closer than 6 inches 152 4 mm from vertical or horizontal surfaces 1 Locate and level mounting brackets on studs or finished wall taking into account the minimum clearances from vertical and horizontal surfaces 2 Lay heating unit face down on a solid and protective surface to prevent scratching Remove wire channel from rear of heater Det
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