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3. Adjusting the louvers to the desired

position (see Figure 8).

NOTE:

The louvers are designed so 

they cannot be completely closed. 
Do not attempt to defeat this feature,
damage to the unit can result.

ADJUSTING HEAT OUTPUT

Increase or decrease heat output by
switching wires at the wattage change
terminal board. The heaters are factory
wired to deliver a heat output of 17,065
BTU per hour. Should your particular
application require less heat output,
refer to Table 1 and change the wires at
the wattage change terminal board as
shown in Wiring Diagram (see Figure 9).

To prevent possible
electric shock,

disconnect power to the heater at the
main service panel before attempting 
to adjust the heat output of this unit.

It is important to keep this heater 
clean. Your heater will give you years of
service and comfort with only minimum
care. To assure efficient operation
follow the simple instructions below.

All servicing beyond
simple cleaning 

that requires disassembly should be
performed by qualified service
personnel.

To reduce the risk 
of fire and electric

shock or injury, disconnect all power
coming to heater at main service panel
and check that the element is cool
before servicing or performing
maintenance.

USER CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

1. After the heater has cooled, a vacuum

cleaner with brush attachment may
be used to remove dust and lint from
exterior surfaces of the heater
including the grille openings.

2. With a damp cloth, wipe dust and lint

from grille and exterior surfaces.

3. Return power to heater and check to

make sure it is operating properly.

MAINTENANCE CLEANING
INSTRUCTIONS

(To be performed only by 
Qualified Service Personnel)

At least annually, the heater should 
be cleaned and serviced by a qualified
service person to assure safe and
efficient operation. After completing
the cleaning and servicing, the heater
should be fully reassembled and
checked for proper operation.

Maintenance 
Instructions

It is important to keep this heater 
clean. Your heater will give you years of
service and comfort with only minimum
care. To assure efficient operation
follow the simple instructions below.

All servicing beyond
simple cleaning 

that requires disassembly should be
performed by qualified service
personnel.

To reduce the risk 
of fire and electric

shock or injury, disconnect all power
coming to heater at main service panel
and check that the element is cool
before servicing or performing
maintenance.

USER CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

1. After the heater has cooled, a vacuum

cleaner with brush attachment may
be used to remove dust and lint from
exterior surfaces of the heater
including the grille openings.

2. With a damp cloth, wipe dust and lint

from grille and exterior surfaces.

3. Return power to heater and check to

make sure it is operating properly.

MAINTENANCE CLEANING
INSTRUCTIONS

(To be performed only by 
Qualified Service Personnel)

At least annually, the heater should 
be cleaned and serviced by a qualified
service person to assure safe and
efficient operation. After completing
the cleaning and servicing, the heater
should be fully reassembled and
checked for proper operation.

Dayton

®

Electric Utility Heaters

3UG73E and 3UG74E

Dayton Operating Instructions and Parts Manual

Summary of Contents for PRO-GUARD

Page 1: ...PRO GUARD Emergency Shower Operation Maintenance Manual 00102 R0 OM 12 08 ...

Page 2: ...Emergency Shower Manual Operation Maintenance 00102 R1 OM 16 01 Revised January 14 2016 Page 2 of 22 ...

Page 3: ...eneral information purposes only This publication is not a substitute for review of the applicable regulations and standards and should not be construed as legal advice or opinion Readers with specific questions should consult with their local authority having jurisdiction Why are emergency showers or eyewash stations important The first 10 to 15 seconds after exposure to a hazardous substance esp...

Page 4: ...Models 7 Self Contained Shower System 7 4 Equipment 8 Standard Features 8 Flushing Sources Fluid 8 Audible and Visible Alarms 10 Shut off Valves 10 Spill Waste Control 10 Optional Equipment Available 11 5 Installation 12 Emergency Shower Placement 12 Delivery 12 Tools You May Need Error Bookmark not defined Emergency Shower Activation 13 6 Maintenance 14 Sample Weekly Inspection Report 15 Sample A...

Page 5: ...igned in accordance to the intent of the following Standards to provide immediate emergency response when exposed to a hazardous substance ANSI ISEA Z358 1 2009 Emergency Eyewash Shower Equipment OHS Standards 62 2003 Part 10 Section 165 Part 4 Section 27 Alberta Safety Codes Act Alberta Reg 448 93 General Safety Regulation Canadian Welding Bureau 47 1 API Recommended Practice 54 3rd Edition OSHA ...

Page 6: ...t is the responsibility of the owner to confirm that the appropriate phase voltage breakers and service are provided for your PRO GUARD Emergency Shower Employee Training Employees who may be exposed to hazardous materials shall be instructed in the location and proper use of emergency showers Written work procedures should be available to all employees and posted close to the PRO GUARD Emergency ...

Page 7: ...nts at 30 90 PSI Steel shell insulated to maintain consistent room temperature Able to relocate with ease Open Air Interior Models Designed for indoor applications in a heated area Tank and shower components only no enclosure Heated fluid tank to maintain a tepid flushing fluid supply plumbed with a high speed pump Some assembly is required at site Self Contained Shower System Combines storage are...

Page 8: ...e range is 16 38 C 60 100 F Temperatures in excess of 38 C 100 F have proven to be harmful to the eyes and can enhance chemical interaction with the skin and eye tissue While cold flushing fluid temperatures provide immediate cooling after chemical contact prolonged exposure to cold fluids affect the ability to maintain adequate body temperature and can result in the premature cessation of first a...

Page 9: ...6 Page 9 of 22 flushing fluid to both eyes simultaneously at a volume of not less than 1 5 litres minute 0 4 gpm for 15 minutes Drench hoses shall meet the requirements of the figure below taken from ANSI ISEA Z358 1 2009 section 8 2 at the pressure and flow specified by the manufacturer ...

Page 10: ...gency shower or eyewash station is being used Shut off Valves If shut off valves are installed on the supply line for maintenance purposes provisions must be in place to prevent unauthorized shut off Lock out Tag out devices are the most common method to secure shut off valves Spill Waste Control It is the responsibility of the owner to provide for spill control secondary containment and or proper...

Page 11: ...o determine if any of the following options have been installed High Capacity Flushing Fluid Tank High Capacity Sump High Capacity Pump Inline Water Heater System Subzero Insulation Package Mobile Mount Package Access Ramp UV Decontamination Electrical Packages in GP C1D2 or C1D1 configurations Space Heater Step Down Power Transformer Automated Floor or Door Activation Sensors ...

Page 12: ...nnel can reach the victim easily Be located in an area where further contamination will not occur Provide a drainage system for the excess water remember that the water may be considered a hazardous waste and special regulations may apply Be free of contact with any electrical equipment that may become a hazard when wet Be protected from freezing when installing emergency equipment outdoors Delive...

Page 13: ...e flushing fluid column pattern shall be at least 208 cm 82 in and not more that 243 8 96 in from the surface on which the user stands Throughout the 15 minute test verify that the flow rate is a minimum of 75 7 liters per minute 20 gpm 4 1 2 Measure the diameter of the flushing fluid pattern 152 4 cm 60 in above the surface on which the user stands The diameter shall be a minimum of 50 8 cm 20 in...

Page 14: ...amples only and not a substitute for review of the applicable regulations and standards and should not be construed as legal advice or opinion Be sure to review Company Policies and Safety Procedures to ensure they are updated to include the use and maintenance of an Emergency Shower Plumbed units should be activated on a weekly basis long enough to be sure flushing fluid is provided Self containe...

Page 15: ... use of Emergency Shower Spare coveralls are available in the event that employee clothes are contaminated Eyewash outlets are protected from contamination Door hardware opens smoothly and efficiently Electrical options are in working condition o Interior light o Space Heater works and maintains desired temperature Upon activation of the Emergency Activation Switch o Interior light comes ON o Audi...

Page 16: ...pare coveralls are available in the event that employee clothes are contaminated Eyewash outlets are protected from contamination Door hardware opens smoothly and efficiently Electrical options are in working condition o Interior light o Space Heater works and maintains desired temperature Upon activation of the Emergency Activation Switch o Interior light comes ON o Audible and Visible Alarms are...

Page 17: ...lons per minute of water for 15 minutes Eyewash only must deliver minimum of 1 5 Liters 4 gallon per minute for 15 minutes Combination unit components shall be capable of operating simultaneously and shall be positioned so that components may be used simultaneously by the same user Drench hose must deliver a controlled flow of flushing fluid at a velocity low enough to be non injurious When draining ...

Page 18: ...Emergency Shower Manual Operation Maintenance 00102 R1 OM 16 01 Revised January 14 2016 Page 18 of 22 ...

Page 19: ...Emergency Shower Manual Operation Maintenance 00102 R1 OM 16 01 Revised January 14 2016 Page 19 of 22 7 APPENDIX A DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS Appendix A Assembly Drawing Specifications ...

Page 20: ...elded steel cross broke wall panels All exterior seams caulked with chemical resistant sealant Roof Construction Steel with HSS frame All seams continuous weld Finish and Coatings Abrasives 4 Silica Sand 40 60 MESH Surface Prep SSPC SP6 Primer Intermix 3 1 Top Coat Polyurethane Design Standards ANSI ISEA Z358 1 2009 Emergency Eyewash Shower Equipment OHS Standards 2009 Part 10 Section 165 Part 4 S...

Page 21: ...Emergency Shower Manual Operation Maintenance 00102 R1 OM 16 01 Revised January 14 2016 Page 21 of 22 Appendix B Third Party Equipment ...

Page 22: ...arty equipment used in the design of your product please refer to the electronic data package that was sent upon completion of your shower If you require a printed version please contact us Pro Guard Environmental Solutions A division of Axiom Industrial Manufacturing 403 227 2820 sales pro guard ca http pro guard ca oin us on Visit our nkedIn webpage ...

Page 23: ...ls WI USA 53052 0309 800 BRADLEY 800 272 3539 1 262 251 6000 bradleycorp com Installation 215 1684 Rev P ECN 15 05 019 2015 Bradley Page 1 of 56 8 5 2015 S19314 Series Halo Combination Drench Shower and Eyewash or Eye Face Wash ...

Page 24: ...ensions 26 Instructions d installation 27 29 Pièces de remplacement Récepteur et moyeu 30 31 Pièces de remplacement Douche oculaire Douche oculaire faciale et couvercle anti poussières 32 33 Pièces de remplacement Bride et drain 34 Pièces de remplacement Douche d urgence 35 37 Pièces de remplacement Accessoires en option 38 Información previa a la instalación 39 40 Modelos preconfigurados Halo 41 ...

Page 25: ...liance and conformity to drain requirements and other local codes and ordinances is the responsibility of the installer Separate parts from packaging and make sure all parts are accounted for before discarding any packaging material If any parts are missing do not begin installation until you obtain the missing parts The ANSI ISEA Z358 1 standard requires an uninterrupted supply of flushing fluid ...

Page 26: ...ts Provisions to dispose of shower waste water minimum 30 gallons 115 liters should be made minimum 4 102mm drain OPTIONAL sign mounting hardware DVGW certified teflon tape for DVGW certified models only Local codes may require the installation of a backflow prevention valve to complete proper installation Compliance with local codes is the responsibility of the installer Valve must be tested annu...

Page 27: ...lo Eye face wash plastic showerhead w stainless steel shroud bowl X X S19314SPR Halo Eye face wash stainless steel showerhead bowl hand foot operated eyewash X X S19314BFPB Halo Eye face wash barrier free plastic showerhead bowl X X S19314BF Halo Eye face wash barrier free plastic showerhead stainless steel bowl X X Eye Face Washes with Dust Covers S19314PDCFW Halo Eye face wash plastic showerhead...

Page 28: ...o Eye face wash plastic showerhead w stainless steel shroud bowl X X S19314SPRZS Halo Eye face wash stainless steel showerhead bowl hand foot operated eyewash X S19314BFPBZS Halo Eye face wash barrier free plastic showerhead bowl X X S19314BFZS Halo Eye face wash barrier free plastic showerhead stainless steel bowl X X Eye FaceWashes with Dust Covers S19314PDCFWZS Halo Eye face wash plastic shower...

Page 29: ...not ANSI ISEA Z358 1 compliant Not available in the U S Model No S19314 How to Specify Model and Configurations for Bradley Halo Products 3 1 4 3 4 2 1 7 8 9 9 6 Bowl and Dust Cover 7 Activation 8 Drench Hose and Backflow Prevention 9 Freeze and Scald Protection 1 Configuration 2 Pipe Material 3 Ball Valve 4 Showerhead 5 Eyewash Eye Face Wash 1 S 5 6 Bowl and Dust Cover A B D E F G H J 0 Plastic B...

Page 30: ...7 8 1724mm to bottom of base 923 16 2342mm to bottom of base 47 1193mm to bottom of base for barrier free option 1 38mm Dimensions All dimensions assume standard thread engagement Variations in manufacturing allow for 1 8 3mm per threaded joint To find the tolerance of a dimension add the number of thread joints across the length of the dimension and multiply it by 1 8 3mm 24 622mm to Bottom of Ba...

Page 31: ...l male threaded pipe joints making sure not to get any excess over the edge of the pipes 1 NPT drain outlet For optional foot pedal installation the base must be positioned so that the hole in the base is perpendicular to the user 20 521mm pipe length Halo unit with 24 drain option Halo unit with standard drain option 12 324mm pipe length 1 NPT drain outlet BSPP NPT 1 1 4 Adapter if supplied with ...

Page 32: ...o all male threaded pipe joints making sure not to get any excess over the edge of the pipes BSPP British Standard Pipe Parallel Thread not available in the U S 26 660mm pipe length If this tee is used as the supply inlet use the plug on the top supply inlet and use BSPP adapter here if supplied with provided option 1 outlet for shower 26 660mm pipe length Showerhead with stainless steel shroud op...

Page 33: ...5 05 019 8 5 2015 1 4 3 5 Cross Item 3 is for use with freeze scald valves and drench hose accessories only 2b 4 2a 2b 15a 10a 10c 11a 12 17 14 13 16 17 15b 10b 11b 12 17 10c Service Parts Bowl and Hub Hub with Plastic Bowl Hub with Stainless Steel Bowl ...

Page 34: ... 10b 113 1204 1 Pipe 1 x 7 thd one end 10b 113 1205 1 Pipe 1 x 7 thd one end stainless steel 10b 113 1206 1 Pipe 1 x 7 thd one end chrome 10b 113 1212 1 Pipe 1 x 7 thd one end stn steel 316 10c 169 724 1 Plug 1 painted galvanized 10c 269 251 1 Plug 1 chrome 10c 269 238 1 Plug 1 stainless steel 10c 269 1402 1 Plug 1 stainless steel 316 11a 110 239 1 Nut plastic slip joint 11b 110 240 1 Nut stainles...

Page 35: ...items 26 27 28 Prepack S88 068 includes items 25 26 27 28 Prepack S88 069 includes items 25 26 27 28 300 series ss Prepack S88 070 includes items 25 26 27 28 316 ss 25 26 27 28 20 25 26 27 28 21b 22 22 24a 24b Eyewash Cover Prepack S45 2675 includes items 22 and 23 23 22 22 Eye Face Wash Cover Prepack S45 2676 includes items 22 24a and 24b 22 22 24a 24b 21b 21f 21j or or ...

Page 36: ...ball valve Prepack S08 392 for units with brass frost proof ball valve Prepack S08 393 for units with stainless steel frost proof ball valve Prepack S08 394 for units with 316 stainless steel ball valve and handle Prepack S08 395 for units with 316 stainless steel frost proof ball valve and handle 39 40 41 44 45 5 1 5 Plastic Bowl Cover Prepack S90 390 includes items 35a 36 39 42 43 39 42 43 36 35...

Page 37: ...vice kit in service kit 1 2 1 1 Sprayhead stainless steel 316 ass y eye face includes Pivot pin Flip cover right Flip cover left 25 25 25 25 115 158 115 159 115 164 115 165 1 1 1 1 Cap Cap stainless steel Cap stainless steel 316 Cap polished Item Part No Qty Description 26 125 157 2 O ring 27 125 175 1 Flow control 28 S65 340 1 Screen incl 3 per pack 35a 35b 35b in service kit in service kit in se...

Page 38: ...e 1 x 12 chrome 301b 113 1219 1 Pipe 1 x 12 stainless steel 301b 113 1220 1 Pipe 1 x 12 stainless steel 316 302a 169 727 1 Tee 1 painted galvanized 302a 269 237 1 Tee 1 stainless steel 302a 269 1398 1 Tee 1 stainless steel 316 302a 269 253 1 Tee 1 chrome 302b 169 853 1 Coupling 1 galvanized 302b 269 257 1 Coupling 1 chrome 302b 269 1048 1 Coupling 1 stainless steel 302b 269 2016 1 Coupling 1 stain...

Page 39: ... m el de n Dat e Dat um Dat e Sig ne d Unt er sc hr ift Sig ne Dat e Dat e Dat e Sig ne d Sig ne d Sig ne d DI ES ES GE RÄ T 1S T W ÖC HE NT LI CH ZU PR ÜF EN ES SA I HE BD OM AD AI RE Te st le fo nc tio nn em en t de s va lves ch aq ue se m aine et si gn e en ba s S il y à qu el qu e ch os e qu i ne va pa s fa it un ra pp or t im m éd ia te m en t P O BO X 30 9 ME NO MO NE E FA LL S W I 53 05 2 0...

Page 40: ...ost proof brass valve includes items 350c 351 353 354a 355a 351 353 350c 355a 354a 350a 1 Stainless Steel Valve Prepacks include items 350b 354b 355b S30 061 for stainless steel valve S30 081 for 316 stainless steel valve S30 104 for frost proof stainless steel valve 350b 2 354b 355b 1 350b Brass Valve Prepacks include items 350a 351 353 354a 355a S30 059 for standard brass valve S30 103 for frost...

Page 41: ...stainless steel 330 113 1216 1 Pipe 1 x 21 chrome 331 169 847 1 Elbow 1 painted galvanized 331 169 1073 1 Elbow 1 chrome 331 169 1074 1 Elbow 1 stainless steel 331 169 1075 1 Elbow 1 stainless steel 316 340 269 915 1 Rubber Grip Pad 341 204 421 1 Emergency Inspection Tag 342 114 052 1 Safety Sign 342 114 052E 1 Safety Sign not available in the U S 343 151 001 2 Curtain Hook for Safety Sign 344a 12...

Page 42: ...t in personal injury and or property damage Retain instructions for future reference Description Dayton electric utility heaters are designed to meet a variety of heating requirements by switching a few wires located in the base of the unit Heat output ranges from 6 396 to 17 065 BTU per hour Features horizontal and vertical flow horizontal air throw approximately 18 ft built in thermostat and hig...

Page 43: ...ury to persons or damage to the heater adhere to the following 1 Disconnect all power coming to heater at main service panel before wiring or servicing 2 All wiring procedures and connections must be in accordance with the National and Local Codes having jurisdiction and the heater must be grounded 3 Verify the power supply voltage coming to heater matches the ratings as shown on the heater namepl...

Page 44: ...the unit see Figure 4a 4 Tighten screws enough to securely hold heating unit with airflow pointed in proper direction HANGING THE HEATER 1 Attach the heating unit to the mounting bracket 2 Lift the heater up and into the mounting bracket 3 Align the bracket screws with the keyhole slots in the mounting bracket 4 If the heater is to be tilted it must be positioned in the keyhole slots see Figure 5 ...

Page 45: ...ER TERMINAL BLOCK FIELD WIRING FAN ALARM LIGHT MOTOR RD YL BLU Figure 9 Wiring Diagram WIRING 208 240V 3UG73E 208V 3UG74E NOTE 1 Do not move blue wire at L1 Table 1 refers to blue wire at terminal T 2 It is recommended that 10 AWG wire be used in all installations to provide for possible future reconnection at the higher wattage Refer to NEC National Electrical Code for maximum run length to minim...

Page 46: ...ayed momentarily until the heating element warms This prevents the circulation of cold air When the heater raises the temperature of the room to the thermostat set point the heating element is turned off but the fan will continue to run until the heating element cools down This prevents exposing the unit to residual heat provides a higher comfort level and prolonged element life THERMAL SAFETY LIM...

Page 47: ...erior surfaces 3 Return power to heater and check to make sure it is operating properly MAINTENANCE CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS To be performed only by Qualified Service Personnel At least annually the heater should be cleaned and serviced by a qualified service person to assure safe and efficient operation After completing the cleaning and servicing the heater should be fully reassembled and checked fo...

Page 48: ...847 1 2 Motor 3900 2008 000 1 3 Fan Delay Control 410148000 1 4 High Temperature Limit Control 410027000 1 5 Thermostat 5813 2050 000 1 6 Thermostat Knob 3301 2014 006 1 7 Motor Mount 310914001 1 8 Fan Blade 1210 2017 000 1 9 Ceiling Bracket 310876002 1 10 Wire Guard 312056802 1 11 Louver 3503 2004 009 4 12 Bezel Assembly 1219 0414 000 1 13 Cover Access Door 310104902 1 14 Bracket Screw 402029008 ...

Page 49: ...bility on account of any unauthorized recommendations opinions or advice as to the choice installation or use of products Product Suitability Many jurisdictions have codes and regulations governing sales construction installation and or use of products for certain purposes which may vary from those in neighboring areas While attempts are made to assure that Dayton products comply with such codes D...

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