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C.4     

Outlet Louvres

1. 

A louvered grill on the heater outlet end is supplied as 

standard. The louver assembly may be positioned either 

horizontally or vertically for maximum flexibility.

2. 

Standard heaters are shipped with the louvers in the 
horizontal position. To change the orientation of the 
louvers to vertical, remove the three mounting screws 
securing the louver assembly to the cabinet and rotate 
the louver 90º to the desired direction.

C.5     

Wiring

CAUTION

CAUTION.

 Whenever hazardous material are present, 

ensure that the terminal housing covers, plugs, etc., 

are secured (but not over-tightened) before powering 
the heater.

All circuits must be in the open position before 
removing juncation or terminal box covers.

1. 

The heater must be installed by qualified personnel in 

strict compliance with the electrical code.

2. 

All heaters are factory pre-wired and ready for direct 

connections to the power supply leads.

3. 

The heater must be individually fused, preferably with 

Class J time-delay fuses for maximum safety. Unless 

stated otherwise in your local code, fuse size shall be 

125% of line current or next size larger. See Table 2 and 
Table 3, page 8 for recommendations.

4. 

Use approved conduit and conduit seals are required by 

the code for the hazardous location.

5. 

The Norseman™ explosion-proof unit heaters are 

equipped with a factory installed conduit seal between 
the control and supply housings. In Division 2, Zone 1 and 

Zone 2 applications, a field installed conduit seal may not 

be required.

6. 

Supply wiring connections are made by accessing the 

over of the side mounted supply connection housing 

(terminal box). Slide the control trolley out of the housing 

just enough to access the terminal block (Figure 8, 
page 8).

7. 

Connect the power leads to terminals marked L1 and L2 
for single phase and L1, L2 and L3 for three phase heaters 
making certain to leave some excess wire to ensure that 
the leads may slide back into the housing with the trolley. 

See Figure 9 and Figure 10, page 9 for control circuit 
and Figure 11, page 9 for suggested wiring. Exercise 

care to avoid damage to wires caused by threads on the 

housing.

3.4 OUTLET LOUVRES

3.4.1  A louvred grill on the heater outlet end is supplied as standard. 

The  louver  assembly  may  be  positioned  either  horizontally  or 

vertically for maximum flexibility.

3.4.2  Standard heaters are shipped with the louvers in the horizontal 

position. To change the orientation of the louvers to vertical, remove 

the  three  mounting  screws  securing  the  louver  assembly  to  the 

cabinet and rotate the louver 90º to the desired direction.

3.5  WIRING

CAUTION: Whenever hazardous materials are present, ensure 

that the terminal housing covers, plugs, etc., are secured (but 

not over-tightened) before powering the heater. 

All  circuits  must  be  in  the  open  position  before  removing 

junction or terminal box covers. 

 

3.5.1 The  heater  must  be  installed  by  qualified  personnel  in  strict 

compliance with the electrical code.

3.5.2  All  heaters  are  factory  pre-wired  and  ready  for  direct 

connections to the power supply leads.

3.5.3 The heater must be individually fused, preferably with Class J 

time-delay  fuses  for  maximum  safety.  Unless  stated  otherwise  in 

your local code, fuse size shall be 125% of line current or next size 

larger. See Table 2 for recommendations.

3.5.4 Use approved conduit and conduit seals are required by the 

code for the hazardous location.

Table 2: Recommended Fuse Sizes

TERMINAL BLOCK

Figure 8 - 

XGB

 Terminal Block Trolley Figure

Recommended

Catalog Number

kW

Voltage

Max Line Amps

Fuse Size

(Amps)

1 Ø

3 Ø

1 Ø

3 Ø

XGB038T3B

3.75

208

1 9

1 1

2 5

1 5

240

1 7

1 0

2 5

1 5

480

-

6

-

1 0

600

-

5

-

1 0

XGB050T3B

5

208

2 5

1 5

3 5

2 0

240

2 2

1 3

3 0

2 0

480

-

7

-

1 0

600

-

6

-

1 0

XGB075T3A

7.5

208

3 7

2 2

5 0

3 0

240

3 2

1 9

4 0

2 5

480

-

1 0

-

1 5

600

-

8

-

1 0

XGB100T2C

1 0

208

2 9

4 0

240

4 3

2 5

6 0

3 5

480

-

1 3

-

2 0

600

-

1 1

-

1 5

XGB100T3B

1 0

208

-

3 0

-

4 0

240

4 7

2 6

6 0

3 5

480

-

1 3

-

2 0

600

-

1 1

-

1 5

XGB150T3B

1 5

208

-

4 4

-

6 0

240

-

3 8

-

5 0

480

-

1 9

-

2 5

600

-

1 5

-

2 0

XGB200T3B

2 0

480

-

2 5

-

3 5

600

-

2 0

-

2 5

XGB225T3A

22.5

480

-

2 8

-

3 5

600

-

2 3

-

3 0

XGB250T2D

2 5

480

-

3 1

-

4 0

600

-

2 5

-

3 5

XGB300T2D

3 0

480

-

3 7

-

5 0

600

-

3 0

-

4 0

XGB325T2D

32.5

480

-

4 0

-

5 0

600

-

3 2

-

4 0

XGB350T2C

3 5

480

-

4 3

-

6 0

600

-

3 4

-

4 5

Figure 8 – Terminal Block Trolley

Table 2 – 

Small cabinet 

Catalog 

Number

kW

Voltage

Max Line 

 

Amps

Recommended 

Fuse Size (Amps)

1 Ø

3 Ø

1 Ø

3 Ø

XGB038T3B

3.75

208

19

11

25

15

240

17

10

25

15

480

6

10

600

5

10

XGB050T3B

5

208

25

15

35

20

240

22

13

30

20

480

7

10

600

6

10

XGB075T3A

7.5

208

37

22

50

30

240

32

19

40

25

480

10

15

600

8

10

XGB100T2C

10

208

29

40

240

43

25

60

35

480

13

20

600

11

15

Table 3 – 

Large Cabinet

Catalog 

Number

kW

Voltage

Max Line 

 

Amps

Recommended 

Fuse Size (Amps)

1 Ø

3 Ø

1 Ø

3 Ø

XGB100T3B

10

208

30

40

240

47

26

60

35

480

13

0

600

11

15

XGB150T3B

15

208

44

60

240

38

50

480

19

25

600

15

20

XGB200T3B

20

480

25

35

600

20

25

XGB225T3A

22.5

480

28

35

600

23

30

XGB250T2D

25

480

31

40

600

25

35

XGB300T2D

30

480

37

50

600

30

40

XGB325T2D

32.5

480

40

50

600

32

40

XGB350T2C

35

480

43

60

600

34

45

Содержание XGB Series

Страница 1: ...ided can result in personal injury or damage to the equipment This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may be a shock hazard This symbol indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION CAUTION WARNING WARNING WARNING Improper installation adjustment alteration excessive vibration service or mainten...

Страница 2: ...3 A 8 Accesories 3 B Pre Installation 5 C Installation and Mounting 5 C 1 Dimensions 5 C 2 Mounting 5 C 3 Mounting with Standard Kits 6 C 4 Outlet Louvres 8 C 5 Wiring 8 D Options 9 D 1 Temperature Control 9 D 2 AUTO OFF FAN ONLY Optional 9 E Normal Sequence of Operation 10 F Maintenance 10 F 1 Motor 10 F 2 Fan Blade 10 F 3 Heater Cabinet 10 F 4 Overheat Protection 10 F 5 Replacement Parts List 11...

Страница 3: ... 2 Groups E F G NOTE Class II and some atmospheric groups are not available in every kW rating ࢦ Zone marking available ࢦ Ratings from 3 75 to 35 kW ࢦ 208 to 600V 1 or 3 phase ࢦ Low watt density extra heavy wall tubular steel finned heating elements with nickel plated finish ࢦ Glycol free design allows the heater to be tilted 30º downward ࢦ Rotatable outlet louvers provide 35º of additional airflo...

Страница 4: ...ction Figure 1 Small Cabinet XGB Unit Heater Components Standard Features Large Cabinet Unit 1 1 2 hp explosion proof motor 2 Inlet wire guard 3 Extra heavy wall tubular steel finned heating elements with nickel plated finish 4 Patented x Max explosion proof terminal housing 5 120V control circuit includes Derated magnetic contactor Dual automatic reset high limits Transformer Fan delay relay Cont...

Страница 5: ...del could weigh up to 185 lbs 84 kg Provide sufficient stiffness to prevent excessive vibration and withstand harsh situations such as transportable installations See C 1 Dimensions page 5 for heater dimensions and weights 2 The heater must be positioned with a minimum 15 cm 6 side clearance from all surrounding surfaces and must be mounted at least 61 cm 24 from the floor for small cabinet units ...

Страница 6: ... bolt SWIVEL MOUNTING BRACKET MOUNTING SURFACE 11 16 dia mounting holes 5 8 flatwasher lockwasher nut WALL BRACKET LINEA CEILING BRACKET 5 8 Bolt MOUNTING BAR 3 8 flatwasher lockwasher nut 1 2 flatwasher lockwasher nut 3 8 Bolt 1 2 Bolt SWIVEL MOUNTING BRACKET 5 8 Bolt Figure 4 Ceiling Mounting 2 Wall Mounting 2 1 Install the ceiling bracket to the wall bracket with the desired orientation Ensure ...

Страница 7: ...irable Telescoping square tubing on a support base allows the unit to be positioned at the desired height above the floor anywhere between 1 8 m 6 to 3 m 10 4 2 Position the base of the stand on the floor in the desired orientation Ensure that LINE A Figure 7 page 7 a line drawn perpendicular to the bolt holes in the mounting bar is pointed in the desired direction of air flow 4 3 Next the stand i...

Страница 8: ...ng with the trolley See Figure 9 and Figure 10 page 9 for control circuit and Figure 11 page 9 for suggested wiring Exercise care to avoid damage to wires caused by threads on the housing supplied as standard either horizontally or uvers in the horizontal ers to vertical remove uver assembly to the d direction are present ensure tc are secured but ater on before removing ed personnel in strict nd ...

Страница 9: ...nd T2 and connect the thermostat to these terminals Refe to Figure 9 Set the temperature to the desired operating condition 5 0 AUTO OFF FAN ONLY SWITCH OPTIONAL If ordered a factory installed auto off fan only switch may b included on the heater The fan only feature allows the heater t cycle in a heat mode dictated by the controlling thermostat eve though the fan is operating continuously 6 0 NOR...

Страница 10: ... life of the heater and its components Always disconnect the electrical supply before performing any maintenance 2 Periodically inspect the heater installation to ensure that all connections fittings plugs screws covers etc are tight and free of corrosion 3 Check the inside of the cabinet and around the element fins for dust build up and debris especially after seasonal shutdowns Clean with an air...

Страница 11: ...1 T3A T Code C12023 10 T3B T Code C12023 10 Motor All units B14302 01 Contactor All units 13463 Fan Blade 10 7 5 kW C11028 05 5 3 75 kW C11028 06 Table 5 Large Cabinet Units Part Unit Description Part No Transformers 208V EXA50 23 240V EXA50 25 480V EXA50 36 600V EXA50 39 High Limits T2C T Code C12023 11 T2D T Code C12023 11 T3A T Code C12023 10 T3B T Code C12023 12 Motor 208 to 480V 3Ø 1699 240V ...

Страница 12: ...pany neither assumes nor authorizes any person to assume for it any other obligation or liability in connection with the product s The Purchaser agrees that all warranty work required after the initial commissioning of the product will be provided only if the Company has been paid by the Purchaser in full accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract The Purchaser agrees that the Compan...

Страница 13: ...Part No 11110 Rev 1 04 janv 2021 Imprimé au Canada XGB Series Unités de chauffage antidéflagrantes Instructions d installation d utilisation et d entretien La conception sans glycol ...

Страница 14: ...ion 15 A 4 Caractéristiques standard 15 A 5 Options 15 A 6 Thermostats 15 A 7 Moteurs 15 A 8 Accessoires 16 B Avant l installation 17 C Installation et montage 17 C 1 Dimensions 17 C 2 Montage 17 C 3 Montage avec les trousses de série 18 F 6 Auvents de sortie 20 F 7 Cablâge 20 Table des matières ...

Страница 15: ...droits dangereux Unités à petit cabinet homologuées classe I div 1 et 2 groupe D classe II div 1 et 2 groupes E F et G Unités à grand cabinet homologuées classe I div 1 et 2 groupes C et D classe II div 1 et 2 groupes E F et G Remarque La classe II et certains groupes atmosphériques peuvent ne pas être offerts à toutes les cotes kW ࢦ Marquage par zone ࢦ Modèles offerts entre 3 75 et 35 kW ࢦ 208 à ...

Страница 16: ...ées de réinitialisation automatique Transformateur 6 Heavy duty 16 ga stainless steel casing 7 Boîtier robuste en acier inoxydable de ca 16 8 Auvent de sortie 9 Support de fixation pivotant 10 Joints de passage en série 11 Boîtier du bornier d alimentation 12 Borniers de l alimentation et du thermostat externe Figure 1 Composants de l unité de chauffage XGB à petit cabinet Caractéristiques de séri...

Страница 17: ...èle peut atteindre 84 kg 185 lb Assurer assez de robustesse de manière à prévenir la vibration excessive et résister aux situations les plus difficiles comme les installations transportables Reportez vous à la section C 1 Dimensions page 17 pour les dimensions et poids 2 L unité de chauffage doit être positionnée à 15 cm 6 po d espace au minimum de toutes les surfaces environnantes et montée au mo...

Страница 18: ... Support plafonnier Barre de montage 3 8 Rondelle plate boulon d arrêt écrou 1 2 Rondelle plate boulon d arrêt écrou Surface de montage 11 16 po de diamètre Trous de montage Support pour montage pivotant 3 8 boulon 1 2 boulon LIGNE A Figure 4 Montage au plafond 2 Fixation au mur 2 1 Fixer le support plafonnier au support mural avec l orientation préférée Assurer que la LIGNE A Figure 5 page 18 la ...

Страница 19: ...tuation l unité peut être fixée à un pied Un tuyau télescopique carré sur un pied de fixation permet de positionner l unité à la distance souhaitée du sol entre 1 8 et 3 m 6 et 10 pi 4 2 Positionner la base du pied sur le plancher à l orientation souhaitée Assurer que la LIGNE A Figure 7 page 19 la ligne perpendiculaire entre les trous de boulonnage de la barre de fixation sont pointées dans le se...

Страница 20: ...ableau 2 Petit cabinet Catalog Number kW Tension Intensité maximale Taille de fusible recommandé amp 1 Ø 3 Ø 1 Ø 3 Ø XGB038T3B 3 75 208 19 11 25 15 240 17 10 25 15 480 6 10 600 5 10 XGB050T3B 5 208 25 15 35 20 240 22 13 30 20 480 7 10 600 6 10 XGB075T3A 7 5 208 37 22 50 30 240 32 19 40 25 480 10 15 600 8 10 XGB100T2C 10 208 29 40 240 43 25 60 35 480 13 20 600 11 15 Tableau 3 Grand cabinet Catalog ...

Страница 21: ...erature to the desired operating condition 5 0 AUTO OFF FAN ONLY SWITCH OPTIONAL If ordered a factory installed auto off fan only switch may b included on the heater The fan only feature allows the heater t cycle in a heat mode dictated by the controlling thermostat eve though the fan is operating continuously 6 0 NORMAL SEQUENCE OF OPERATION 6 1 The heater must be properly mounted and wired in ac...

Страница 22: ...fage et de ses composants Déconnecter l alimentation électrique avant d effectuer l entretien 2 Inspecter régulièrement l installation de l unité de chauffage afin d assurer que les connexions les raccords les fiches les vis les couvercles et autres sont bien ajustés et exempts de corrosion 3 Vérifier l intérieur du cabinet et les alentours des éléments de manière à enlever la poussière et les déb...

Страница 23: ... T Code C12023 12 Moteur 208 to 480V 3Ø 1699 240V 1Ø 1979 600V 2433 Contacteur Toutes les unités 42CF35AF Pale de ventilateur Toutes les unités 10873 Fusible de commande Toutes les unités MDL 0 6 Tableau 5 Grand cabinet Part Description de l unité Part No Transformateur 208V EXA50 23 240V EXA50 25 480V EXA50 36 600V EXA50 39 Limites élevées T2C T Code C12023 11 T2D T Code C12023 11 T3A T Code C120...

Страница 24: ...imiter la généralité de ce qui précède une mauvaise utilisation physique chimique ou mécanique un accident une mauvaise installation du produit de mauvaises conditions de stockage ou de manipulation du produit une application inappropriée ou en défaut d alignment des pièces Aucune garantie ne s applique à la finition de peinture excepté dans le cas de défauts de fabrication apparents dans les 30 j...

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