DeDietrich GT 123 A Installation And Maintenance Manual Download Page 25

 

4.3  Boiler Venting – Oil Fired Direct Vent Systems [Sealed Combustion] Typical Layouts and Requirements. 

 

Caution & Warning: 

Improperly sealed venting system could result in carbon monoxide [CO] poisoning; ensure adequate support 

and fastening of system. Ensure venting can safely exhaust all flue gases outside in an effective manner. These systems 
must operate under a positive vent pressure condition that is stable. Do not puncture or drill holes in any portion of the 
venting, venting to be sealed according to the vent manufacturers recommended method. 

 
Oil Direct Vent Systems: 

Must be vented using the systems shown in the table, see venting 
layout drawing for component identification. 
 

System Requirements

1.  Complete venting system by Flex-L-International 
2.  Vent Safety Switch [Pressure switch], set switch according 

to sidewall vent switch settings on proceeding page. 

 

 

 

 
Flex-L [CeraFlex] Flexible Venting 

 

Length must be as short as possible [Min 5 feet & max 20 feet] 

 

Horizontal runs to be sloped upwards. 

 

No excessive bends or 90° Elbows in venting, all bends shall be no greater than 120° 

 

Termination hood to be tilt downward 2-5° away from boiler 

 

4" ID exhaust double wall insulated flexible venting & 4" single wall intake air flexible venting  

 

Venting pressure shall not exceed 0.20" w.c. [0.50 mbar] 

 

Use termination riser in installations where the min distance from the vent termination and grade cannot be achieved, 
the rise must be included with the overall vent length. 

 

Vent terminals through combustible wall require a wall thimble 

 

Cera-Flex venting to have 1" clearance to combustibles 

 

Vent Termination zero clearance to combustibles 

 

DO NOT ENCLOSE ANY PORTION OF THE VENTING 

 

All venting must be securely supported using non combustible supports. 

 

Consult manual regarding application and wiring of the vent safety device [

Δ

p] air pressure switch and settings. 

 

Do not co-vent with any other appliance, these vent systems shown were design for single appliance venting. 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Individual CeraFlex Vent Kit Components 

Drawing 

ID 

Flex-L Part 

Description 

Qty 

CFV054-6 

CeraFlex-Insulated Vent 5 
foot x 4 inch 

CFV104-6 

CeraFlex-Insulated Vent 10 
foot x 4 inch 

CFV154-6 

CeraFlex-Insulated Vent 15 
foot x 4 inch 

C  

CFV204-6 

CeraFlex-Insulated Vent 20 
foot x 4 inch 

CFAA54P-

DD 

OEM Appliance Adapter 5 
inch - 4 inch w/ port 

CFAT44 

CeraFlex termination 
adapter 4 inch - 4 inch 

CFBA34-RL 

Riello BF Burner air intake 
adapter 3 inch - 4" inch 

CFGC4 

Air Intake Flex Clamp 4 inch 

L05-04 

Air Intake Flex Venting 5 foot 
x 4 inch 

L10-04 

Air Intake Flex Venting 10 
foot x 4 inch 

L15-04 

Air Intake Flex Venting 15 
foot x 4 inch 

L20-04 

Air Intake Flex Venting 20 
foot x 4 inch 

 

Item 

Flex-L Part # 

Description 

Qty 

[Req] 

CFT4 

CeraFlex Vent Termination 4" 

CFRBS4 

CeraFlex Vent Termination Riser 4" 
[Std] 34" Rise 

Select 

one 

only 

CFRBS4L 

CeraFlex Vent Termination Riser 4" 
[Low] 18" Rise 

CFK054-DD 

5 ft. Complete CeraFlex Venting Kit 
De Dietrich GT 120A Series Boilers 

CFK104-DD 

10 ft. Complete CeraFlex Venting Kit 
De Dietrich GT 120A Series Boilers 

CFK154-DD 

15 ft. Complete CeraFlex Venting Kit 
De Dietrich GT 120A Series Boilers 

Select 

one 

only 

CFK204-DD 

20 ft. Complete CeraFlex Venting Kit 
De Dietrich GT 120A Series Boilers 

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09/02/08 - 94863361 - 85784009D

GT 120 A - GT 1200 A

Summary of Contents for GT 123 A

Page 1: ...operator Go through the information in this manual with the owner operator and make sure that he or she is familiar with all the necessary operating instructions Notice This manual must be retained f...

Page 2: ...on Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS Do not try to light any appliance Do not touch any electric switch...

Page 3: ...9 2 Example of installation 20 Chimney connection Venting 21 1 Flue size 21 2 Dimensional information required for the connection 21 3 Venting layout 21 4 Termination location 26 Connecting the burner...

Page 4: ...sion to another type of gas The hot water distribution system must comply with the applicable codes and regulations When replacing an existing boiler it is important to check the entire hot water dist...

Page 5: ...ing Sequence Gas Oil On Off Single Stage Only CSA Gas Input MBH 94 115 144 166 kW 27 5 33 7 42 2 48 65 CSA 2 Fuel Oil Input US GPH 0 65 0 80 1 00 1 15 CSA Output Gas Oil MBH 78 96 120 138 kW 22 9 28 1...

Page 6: ...gs on 615 16 11 45 16 hole 51 8 cut out 8578N014B B F 1 1 32 7 8 3 8 11 10 7 16 3 8 2 1 8 1 11 16 3 7 16 6 22 3 16 15 1 2 5 7 16 4 7 16 1 4 11 7 16 22 1 8 6 14 11 16 7 3 4 2 3 4 2 3 8 9 7 16 22 E A 3...

Page 7: ...M8 on 514 16 4 markings on 615 16 11 45 16 hole 51 8 cut out R thread G cylindrical external thread leak tightness by flat washer 4 2 3 5 6 8 9 7 B F A 5 8 36 160 L 7 16 51 250 L 2 3 7 16 22 58 9 16...

Page 8: ...oiler under a negative building pressure The combustion air supply depends on the volume and construction of the building more than one combustion air supply source or openings maybe required Combusti...

Page 9: ...rom the clips and notches near the top and pull it towards you Remove the front panel from the notches in the bottom of the side panels Step two Reverse the direction of opening of the burner door if...

Page 10: ...g the 2 screws 2 2 Reinstall the hinge pins on the left side fixing them using the nuts located on the burner door hinge pins on the left side as shown on the adjacent figure Tighten the 2 nuts 2 3 St...

Page 11: ...Adjustment from 13 8 to 19 16 possible Fixing the boiler on the DHW tank Using gloves lift the boiler using 2 3 4 tubes placed as shown in the drawing or with the two handles on the lower part of each...

Page 12: ...erence to the instructions provided with it Burner shown is for demonstration purposes only Consult burner manufactures installation instructions 4 2 8575N239C 1 8575N459 The burner as supplied shall...

Page 13: ...GT 1200 A Step five Disassembling the cover Pull the cover backwards and detach it from the 2 bushings on the side panels Step six Putting the control panel into place Lift the window Slide the contro...

Page 14: ...wer front part of the control panel onto the cross bar using two self tapping screws Fix the top part of the control panel using the black screw for plastic supplied for this purpose Fix the back of t...

Page 15: ...burner connector Adjust the cable length so that the burner cable has to be disconnected to open the burner door Slide the surplus cable backwards between the insulation and the side panel then Fix t...

Page 16: ...anel in the openings in the bottom of the side panels Engage the front panel in the clips and the notches of the side panels Put the two attachment screws located on the side panels into place Assembl...

Page 17: ...evelling of the boiler Level the boiler by adjusting its adjustable feet preinstalled on the base 1 basic height 1 adjustment range 1 to 19 16 Remark If the boiler is to be placed on an L160 hot water...

Page 18: ...fier Insert the domestic hot water probe in the attachment lug provided for it on the tank inspection trap Make the electrical connection in accordance with the instructions for the control panel Put...

Page 19: ...8578N018A 1 1 1 1 3 4 3 4 The Boiler must be isolated from the gas supply piping system by closing its individual manual shutoff valve during any pressure testing of the gas piping system at test pre...

Page 20: ...with B panel delivered as original equipment with E panel 22 Control unit boiler sensor 26 Domestic pressurizer pump 27 Non return valve 28 Domestic cold water inlet 29 Pressure reducer 30 Sealed safe...

Page 21: ...turer or by local codes 6 Check local codes regarding acceptable usage of a condensate P trap or condensate neutralizations system The P trap must be filled to prevent leakage of flue gases 7 All dire...

Page 22: ...er which operates with a non positive vent breech pressure and flue gas temperatures which avoids excessive condensation production in the chamber and venting Cat II A Boiler which operates with a non...

Page 23: ...r 6 Condensate TEE fitting supplied on the boiler breeching as close as possible and be orientated to avoid accumulation of flue gas condensation in the boiler or venting is also used to determine flu...

Page 24: ...good engineering methods 4 Vent safety device equipped on burner MR 5 Condensate TEE fitting supplied on the boiler breeching as close as possible and be orientated to avoid accumulation of flue gas...

Page 25: ...to have 1 clearance to combustibles Vent Termination zero clearance to combustibles DO NOT ENCLOSE ANY PORTION OF THE VENTING All venting must be securely supported using non combustible supports Cons...

Page 26: ...perty is greatly reduced In areas where vent termination location is limited a protective screen with heat shield is suggested and recommended WARNING Harmful and dangerous carbon monoxide CO developm...

Page 27: ...led combustion combustion air intake sizing must be sized according to the burner manufacturers instructions Vent breeching pressure shall not exceed 0 20 inches w c 0 50 mbar Vent termination must be...

Page 28: ...ation disposal The P trap assembly must be properly filled with water to avoid escape of flue gas emissions The flue gas condensation may require neutralization prior to entering the drain HOT FLUE GA...

Page 29: ...uildings Less than 7 ft any paved sidewalk or drive way Less than 6 ft from an open able window door or mechanical combustion air supply Less than 6 ft of any combustion air inlet Less than 3 ft of th...

Page 30: ...up Domestic hot water circuits if they exist and heating circuits must have been filled and bled and leak tightness tests must have been carried out on them in accordance with the instructions for th...

Page 31: ...e when leaving for several months when there is a risk of frost in the building 2 Boiler Please note that an efficient boiler is a clean boiler The boiler must be cleaned as often as necessary and lik...

Page 32: ...r this purpose Also brush out the furnace Vacuum the soot from beneath the flue ways and in the burner with a vacuum cleaner with a tube diameter less than 40 mm Put the baffle plates back Close the d...

Page 33: ...plugging the flue gas nozzle 2 Precautions required if the heating is stopped when there is a risk of freezing We recommend the use of a correctly dosed antifreeze agent to prevent to the heating circ...

Page 34: ...ng spare parts do not forget to state the code number given opposite the description of the required part in the list Boiler body and cladding Refer to the following pages Panel Refer to the instructi...

Page 35: ...35 09 02 08 94863361 85784009D GT 120 A GT 1200 A CASING INSULATION...

Page 36: ...e 25 8199 0016 Middle baffle 26 8199 0017 Right hand baffle 27 8199 8983 Bag of fasteners for body 28 9754 9103 Draining tube 9508 6036 Silicone Thermocord 8 mm MISCELLANEOUS 29 9696 0223 Brush INSULA...

Page 37: ...12 2 Oil 11 5 13 The Riello light oil burner combustion head protudes into the chamber approximately 3 Setting good for altitudes upto 4 500 ft 1371m ASL 0 85 x 60 B W Delavan 1 15 Gph 130 Pump PSI 1...

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