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6. Operation 

The GSTE storage water heater operates in conjunction with the other components of the 
EarthLinked

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system. Entire system operational functions are detailed in EarthLinked

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system 

manuals. The following operational functions pertain only to the storage water heater. 
 

HHK-1872

 

Temperature Control Setting 

The temperature control setting on the storage water tank/heater, ETI Model HHK-1872, is set 
at the time of start-up. For optimum 

Commercial Water Heating (CWH)

 system performance, 

the temperature control setting should be limited to a 

maximum water temperature rise 

through the compressor unit of 60F.

 The following lists the maximum temperature control 

set points, based on the cold water supply temperature:  

 

Cold Water Supply Temperature, °F 

Max. Temperature Control Set Point, °F 

55 and above 

110 

45 

105 

40 

100 

 

Freeze Protection 

In the event that the compressor unit and GSTE storage water heater system is to be shut 
down for extended periods of time with surrounding air temperature below 32°F, the system is 
to be drained of water, to prevent freezing damage to the compressor unit, storage water 
heater and other interconnected piping components. 
 

Hydronic Heating and Chilled Water Cooling Systems 

When the GSTE storage water heater is applied to hydronic systems and anti-freeze solution 
is utilized, ETI recommends the preferred use of propylene glycol (non-toxic) in the appropriate 
mixture percentage with water. Ethylene glycol solution is also an acceptable anti-freeze. 
 

GSTE as Booster Heater 

When the GSTE storage water heater is applied as a booster heater in tandem with a storage 
water tank (which stores water at 110F maximum) for the purpose of raising the water 
temperature, the thermostat controlling the electric heating element can be adjusted to the 
appropriate water temperature utilizing the following thermostat markings: 
 

Thermostat Marking 

Temperature, °F 

Minimum 

110 

HOT 

120 

130 

140 

150 

VERY HOT 

160 

 
 

Summary of Contents for GSTE-119

Page 1: ...ccessfully completed the ETI training class and passed the final examination Installation must be made in accordance with this manual and the installation manual for the appropriate system noted above...

Page 2: ...rthLinked Domestic Water Heating DWM Applications 9 4 EarthLinked Desuperheater Water Heating Applications 12 5 EarthLinked Hydronic Heating and Chilled Water Cooling HWM Applications 15 Hydronic Heat...

Page 3: ...e 4a Desuperheater Water Heating Application 12 Figure 4b Top of Tank Connections Desuperheater 13 Figure 4c Electrical Field Wiring Desuperheater 14 Figure 5a Hydronic Heating HWM Application 15 Figu...

Page 4: ...Unit equipped with a desuperheater or the Model DSH 1872 Desuperheater Kit applied to an SC or SW compressor unit providing heated potable water to supplement the standard electric storage water heat...

Page 5: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 5 Figure 1 GSTE Storage Water Heater Description...

Page 6: ...han 10 ft apart Water piping and connections between the compressor unit and tank are all 1 1 2 Type L copper Hot water supply to the system is out the top of the tank as shown Details for the ports a...

Page 7: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 7 Figure 2b Top of Tank Connections CWH...

Page 8: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 8 Figure 2c Electrical Field Wiring CWH...

Page 9: ...be no more than 10 ft apart Water piping and connections between the compressor unit and tank are all 1 1 2 Type L copper for the models DWM 4248 and DWM 6072 Piping and connections are 1 Type L copp...

Page 10: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 10 Figure 3b Top of Tank Connections DWM...

Page 11: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 11 Figure 3c Electrical Field Wiring DWM...

Page 12: ...ons apply to the SD compressor unit also The SD incorporates the desuperheater within the compressor unit cabinet Location of the water heater from the Desuperheater or the SD compressor unit is to be...

Page 13: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 13 Figure 4b Top of Tank Connections Desuperheater...

Page 14: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 14 Figure 4c Electrical Field Wiring Desuperheater...

Page 15: ...r heater from the HWM is to be no more than 10 ft apart Water piping and fittings between the HWM and the storage water heater are to be 1 Type L copper for model HWM 1836 and 1 1 2 Type L copper for...

Page 16: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 16 Figure 5b Top of Tank Hydronic Heating HWM...

Page 17: ...and Chilled Water Cooling Figure 5d illustrates the installation of a GSTE storage water heater with the Hydronic Water Module HWM to provide hydronic heating and chilled water cooling Location of the...

Page 18: ...4248 and HWM 6072 Detail for the ports and connections on top of the tank are illustrated in Figure 5e The electrical field wiring for the HHK 1872 temperature controller the electric heating element...

Page 19: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 19 Figure 5e Top of Tank Connections Hydronic Heating and Chilled Water Cooling HWM...

Page 20: ...SWH IOM 08 10 Page 20 Figure 5f Electrical Field Wiring Hydronic Heating and Chilled Water Cooling HWM...

Page 21: ...the compressor unit and GSTE storage water heater system is to be shut down for extended periods of time with surrounding air temperature below 32 F the system is to be drained of water to prevent fre...

Page 22: ...er supply by means of the main cold water supply isolation valve Open a drain valve in the piping illustration long enough to relieve the tank pressure and drain water as appropriate to lower water le...

Page 23: ...sediment Close the drain valve and the faucet Open the main cold water supply valve and fill the storage water heater and piping system with water Open the isolation valves between EarthLinked system...

Page 24: ...y Bock Water Heaters Inc of Madison Wisconsin Prior to installing this storage water heater read and follow the installation instructions attached to the storage water heater tank For recognition purp...

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