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Model 7603BLH/7603BL240H     

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

 

The 7603BLH/7603BL240H can be connected to power year-around. The non-adjustable 
thermostat will shut off heat cable when air temperature rises to 82°-72°F (28°-22°C). Heat 
cycle will repeat when air temperature drops to between 62°-72°F (16°-22°C). Periodic check of 
water temperature of eyewash will confirm normal operating temperatures between 62°-95°F 
(16°-35°C). 

Heat trace cable used on this blanket heats slowly and may take several hours to warm cold 
water into ANSI recommend temperature range of 60°F (15°C) to 100°F (38°C). 

 

TROUBLESHOOTING 

 

PROBLEM 

 

 

REPAIR CHECKLIST 

1. 

Heat trace does not turn on. 

1.  a.  No power. Check GFCI and circuit 

breaker. 

 

 

 

b.  If ambient temperature is high and 

doesn’t allow the blanket temperature to 
drop below 67°F (19°C) the heater may 
not switch on. Heater settings are: Non-
adjustable thermostat preset to switch on 
at 67°± 5°F (17°± 3°C) and switch off 
77°± 5°F (25°± 3°C). Test the thermostat 
and heater function by applying ice 
thermostat for approximately 3-5 
minutes. The heat trace cable should 
become warm to the touch when 
operating properly. Thermostat is located 
on junction box. 

2. 

Eyewash water is above 100°F 
(38°C). 

1.  a.  Ambient air temperature is above 100°F 

(38°C). Relocate eyewash out of direct 
sunlight or excess ambient temperature. 

 

 

 

b.  Shut off electric power. All electric 

connections are made inside the junction 
box. Thermostat is mounted on the side 
of junction box. Disconnect thermostat 
leads from terminal block and wire nut in 
junction box. Check thermostat 
continuity: open circuit above 82°F 
(28°C), closed below 62°F (16°C). 
Thermostat is not adjustable and should 
be replaced if either of the continuity 
checks are incorrect. If unit is subject to 
freezing temperatures, temporarily 
disconnect thermostat and reconnect 
wiring to bypass thermostat and protect 
eye wash from freezing until replacement 
thermostat can be installed. 

 

For more information on Haws products, see our website: 

www.hawsco.com

 

 
 
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Summary of Contents for 7603BLH

Page 1: ...is agents except upon written authority from HAWS Sparks Nevada HAWS will not be liable for any damages caused by defective materials or poor workmanship except for replacements as provided above Buyer agrees that Haws has made no other warranties either expressed or implied in addition to those above stated except that of title with respect to any of the products or equipment sold hereunder and t...

Page 2: ...r Heat Trace Electrical fault currents may be insufficient to trip a conventional circuit breaker Units are suitable for installation and use in Class 1 Division 2 Group B C D T6 Class 2 Division 2 Group F G NEMA TYPE 4 areas and MUST BE INSTALLED IN COMPLIANCE WITH LOCAL STATE AND OR FEDERAL CODES USING FLEXIBLE CONDUIT OR CABLE RATED FOR CLASS I II DIVISION 2 NO RIGID CONNECTION PERMITTED DURING...

Page 3: ...rencing the supplied electrical drawing The cord and fittings selected must have the appropriate hazardous rating required for the installation location The Model 7603BL240H 7603BL240H must use a ground fault protection device 30mA GFCI for Heat Trace NOTICE MODEL 7603BLH 7603BL240H REQUIRES MINIMUM NEMA TYPE 4 COMPLIANT EQUIPMENT ALL POWER CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE ACCORDING TO NEC CEC CODE USING ...

Page 4: ...attach the eyewash plumbing STEP 6 Attach the end of heat trace the eyewash plumbing below the ball valve with supplied cable tie Ensure the heat trace does not interfere with the push flag operation Remove the adhesive backing from Velcro strip on the back of the junction box and secure the junction box to the top of the tank STEP 7 Attach junction box to tank handle with supplied cable tie ...

Page 5: ...xit across the Velcro seem at any location IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE REQUIRES GROUND FAULT EQUIPMENT PROTECTION ON EACH HEATING CABLE BRANCH CIRCUIT TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE CAUSED BY DAMAGE OR IMPROPER INSTALLATION CIRCUIT BREAKERS SUCH AS SQUARE D QO EPD AND QOB EPD OR EQUIVALENT WITH A 30mA TRIP LEVEL SHOULD BE USED PLEASE SUBSTITUTE THESE BREAKERS WHEREVER REFERENC...

Page 6: ...ostat and heater function by applying ice thermostat for approximately 3 5 minutes The heat trace cable should become warm to the touch when operating properly Thermostat is located on junction box 2 Eyewash water is above 100 F 38 C 1 a Ambient air temperature is above 100 F 38 C Relocate eyewash out of direct sunlight or excess ambient temperature b Shut off electric power All electric connectio...

Page 7: ...AL 5235 2018 CC MODEL 7603BLH 7603BL240H ELECTRICAL DETAIL 120 VAC MODEL 7603BLH POWER IN GROUND WHITE 120V RED 240V BLACK GREEN TERMINAL THERMOSTAT BLOCK TRACE HEAT SHIELD CABLE 240 VAC MODEL 7603BL240H FOR MODELS 7603BLH 7603BL240H 1 ALL MODELS MUST HAVE A GROUND FAULT PROTECTION DEVICE 30mA GFCI FOR HEAT TRACE ELECTRICAL CURRENTS MAY BE INSUFFICIENT TO TRIP A CONVENTIONAL CIRCUIT BREAKER ALL IN...

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