AMPW 400-1000L I&O Manual
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Vent & Intake
Materials
Vent
Option
Penetration
Through Structure
Termination
Parts Table Reference
Figure
Two Pipe
Stainless Steel vent,
Galvanized Steel or
PVC intake
1
Intake
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee or elbow
Vent
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee or straight
2
Intake
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee or elbow
-
Vent
Vertical Roof
Tee or straight
3
Intake
Vertical Roof
Tee or 2 elbows
Vent
Vertical Roof
Tee or straight
Two Pipe
Polypropylene vent,
Galvanized Steel or
PVC intake
4
Intake
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee
Vent
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee or straight
5
Intake
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee
-
Vent
Vertical Roof
Tee or straight
6
Intake
Vertical Roof
Tee or 2 elbows
Vent
Vertical Roof
Tee or straight
Two Pipe
CPVC vent,
Galvanized Steel or
PVC intake
7
Intake
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee or elbow
-
Vent
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee or straight
8
Intake
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee or elbow
-
Vent
Vertical Roof
Tee or straight
9
Intake
Vertical Roof
Tee or 2 elbows
Vent
Vertical Roof
Tee or straight
Room air for
combustion;
SS, PP,
or CPVC vent
10
Vent
Horizontal Sidewall
Tee or straight
-
11
Vent
Vertical Roof
Tee or straight
Notes:
1. It is recommended by the manufacturer to use tees for both intake and vent terminations.
2. All elbows being refereed to are 900 elbows.
3. All terminations shall have bird screens.
4. All non-metallic venting exposed to sunlight shall be UV resistant.
. Venting
(continued)
At Maximum Input Rate
At Minimum Input Rate
AMP
Model
Flue Gas Flow,
ACFM @ 35%
Excess Air, 180
0
F
Combustion Air,
SCFM @ 35%
Excess Air, 60
0
F
Flue Gas Flow,
ACFM @ 35%
Excess Air, 180
0
F
Combustion Air,
SCFM @ 35%
Excess Air, 60
0
F
400
113
92
11
9
500
141
115
14
11
650
183
149
18
15
800
226
184
23
18
1000L
282
212
28
23
Note: Flow rates are based on the combustion of natural gas.
Table 9: Recommended Venting Configurations and Material Options
Table 10: Combustion Air and Flue Gas Flow Rates