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Preparing for Installation
The EnergySmart Dryer System is easy to install if you plan the location and
prepare the installation area properly.
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Make sure the installation area provides:
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Grounded power sources supplying the correct voltages and cur-
rents for your system components.
Check each component's serial
tag for the correct amps, voltage, phase and cycles. Field wiring to
each component should be completed by qualified electrical personnel.
All electrical wiring should comply with your region's electrical codes.
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Minimum clearance above and around each component for safe
operation and maintenance.
Refer to the component manuals sup-
plied with your EnergySmart Dryer System to determine minimum
clearances needed for each component.
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A mounting area that will support the weight of the fully loaded CH
Hopper, floor stand and the other system components.
Refer to the
specifications supplied with your EnergySmart Dryer System for the
weights of each component.
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A source of water for the aftercooler/intercooler or optional pre-
cooler of the dryer.
The water source must be tower, city or chiller
water at temperatures of 45° to 85°F {7° to 29°C}. Refer to the speci-
fications supplied with your system for the flow rate. Piping should be
installed to the dryer location. Flexible hose can be used to connect
the water pipes to the aftercooler/intercooler or optional precooler.
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If the heat source supplied with your EnergySmart Dryer System is
a GasTrac (CGT), the installation location must provide for an
exhaust flue and gas lines that meet all applicable local, regional
and national codes.
Conair recommends that the GasTrac should have
a dedicated vertical stack that exits the building through a rain-protected
roof penetration.
See Installation section entitled, Connecting the Gas
and the Exhaust Flue to the GasTrac.
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Material and conveying lines installed.
If you plan to use optional
vacuum receivers to fill the CH Hopper, install conveying lines to the
hopper location as well as to the optional vacuum pump(s) and its asso-
ciated dust collector(s) used within your EnergySmart Dryer System.
Summary of Contents for HTC 120
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Page 30: ...2 14 l Description ...
Page 35: ...Installation General Installation General l 3 5 3 I n s t a l l a t i o n ...
Page 65: ...Installation Hard Piping Kits Installation Piping Hoses l 3 35 3 I n s t a l l a t i o n ...
Page 80: ...3 50 l Installation Piping Hoses ...
Page 88: ...3 58 l Installation Piping Hoses ...
Page 92: ...3 62 l Installation Conveying Lines ...
Page 93: ...Installation Water Lines 3 I n s t a l l a t i o n Installation Water Lines l 3 63 ...
Page 124: ...3 94 l Installation Gas Piping and Exhaust Flue ...
Page 125: ...Installation Testing 3 I n s t a l l a t i o n Installation Testing l 3 95 ...
Page 250: ...4 108 l Operation ...
Page 286: ...5 36 l Maintenance ...